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of the School, were given to Earl
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Sutton, Ocilla; C. Ralph Herrin,
Statham; Louis S. Reynolds, East
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a clear-cut victory. The incom
plete count gave him about 60 per
cent of the total Republican vote.
Taft had about 37 per cent. Stas
sen and a few hundred write-ins
for Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Gov.
Earl Warren of California, and
Gov. Adlai Stevenson, of Illinois
—a Demgpcrat—accounted for the
rest. :
Moral Victory
But Taft’s campaign lieutenants
found room for interpretation, and
were not siow to call the election
“a moral victory” “terrifie,” and
“beyond expeectations.” Far from
being an Eisenhower triumph, said
John D, M. gamflton, east coast
manager of Taft Committee,
‘“Eisenhower ffas made a sorry
showing.”
This was based principally on
the claim that Gov. Alfred E. Dris
coll threw the full weight of the
state GOP organization behind
Eisenhower, and also on the fact
that Taft tried to withdraw from
the election,
He took this action, and did not
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campaign personally, after charg
| ing that Driscoll had double cros
| sed him. The Governor denied this,
‘ Theeieneral’s backers, however,
| said a full-fledged campaign was
| carried on, “underground”, for
Taft.
In Paris, Eisenhower's only com
ment was about the relatively light
vote., “Weren't they expecting
more than a million wotes,” he
asked correspondents when they
showed him the figures,
Below Expectations
The estimated total of more than
550,000 feel below expectations,
Rain and cold weather may have
cut it below the estimates of ap
proximately 750,000.
In any case, the result partly
counter-balances Taft's recent
victories in Nebraska, Wisconsin
and Illinois. The Senator made
long gains in those elections, rack
ing up a massive vote in Illinois
and rugning ahead of Eisenhower
in the Nebraska write-in battle.
Eisenhower was not entered in
either the Illinois or Winconsin
elections.
The position of the New Jersey
Republican delegates was not en
tirely clear.
Technically, all 38 go to the con
vention unpledged and uninstruct
ed. Gov. Driscoll said before the
election that they should consider
themselves “morally obligated” to
abide by the results of the pre
ferential poll.
At least six, however, have in
dicated with varying degrees of
privacy, that they favor Taft. One,
who was elected, is openly a Stas
sen man.
Two-Cities
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nesota; Brunsdale, North Dakota;
Beardsley, lowa, and Kohler, Wis
consin.
The rivers have, the Red Cross
estimates, forced 26,620 families
or more than 100,000 persons to
leave their homes.
The experts say there is farm
damage of the worst sort, to land
and buildings, with more to come.
There are cities that will need
financial aid to get back into oper
ation such things as utilities and
'sanitations systems. There are in
dustries that may need the helping
hand of federal funds.
CHINESE STEWARDESSES
MARRY
VANCOUVER, B. C.— (AP) —
Dan Cupid’s arrows are reaching
the pretty Chinese stewardesses
who work on some of the Canadi
an Pacific airliners flying to the
Far East. Officials say an average
of four a year are leaving the
service to get married.
Takes Joy Out
OF LIFE!
Some people bloat up with
gas after almost every mreal. They
have heart-burn, indigestion and
dyspepsia, and can’t even eat the
best food without suffering after
ward. SLOW digestion often
‘causes food to remain in the stom
ach too long and gas forms.
The . New Medicine, CERTA
VIN, is now bringing relief to
many gas victims here in Athens.
It acts to relieve the gas caused by
food laying UNdigested in the
stomach.
CERTA-VIN also supplies vita
min B-1 when needed to help pre
vent indigestion miseries from
coming back. That’s how This
New Medicine gets at a REAL
CAUSE of gas and indigestion be
cause it helps AVOID a RETURN
of the suffering.
Many have waited years for a
medicine like this, because it gives
Real LASTING Relief (when
taken as directed) and it supplies
Iron, too, when your system needs
this inmrportant mineral. Certa-Vin
does even more! It will enrich the
blood (increase red blood corpus
cles) to overcome that tired,
worn-out feeling.
So don’t go on suffering! If you
swell with gas or feel weak and
rundown, due to the above condi
tions, get CERTA-VIN — Crow’s
Drug Store Large Bottle $1.65.
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
REED.—Mr. Jesse (J. C.) Corne
lius Reed, the husband of Mrs.
J. W. Reed, will be funeralized
Thursday, April 17, 1952, four
p. m. from the graveside. Rev.
W. C. Livingston will. officiate.
Interment in Gospel Pilgrim
cemetery. Mack & Payne Fun
eral Home.
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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA
News Of Fires,
Accidents, And
Police Action
BY TOM BROWN
Archie L. Davis forfeited a
$31.50 bond when he failed to ap
pear in Recorder’s Court this
morning to face charges of reck
less driving and operating a vehi
cle without a state driver’s license,
Two cases of drunkenness were
heard, one case forfeited $11.50
bond. The other case was fined the
same amount,
One person forfeited a $6.50
bond for failing to appear to face
a charge of violation of the city
rabies vaccination ordinance.
Fire Call
Yesterday at 12:55 o’clock, fire
men were called to 1250% South
Lumpkin where some clothes in a
closet had caught fire. The cause
of the blaze was not determined,
but no appreciable damage re
sulted.
Bernstein ambulance carried
Mrs. Jim Sorrells, 186 Wilkerson
street, to General Hospital last
night at 6:30 p. m. after the car
in which she was riding was in
collision with a trailer truck. No
details of the accident were avail
able at press time. Mrs. Sorrells
was released at 10:30 this morning,
according to hospital officials.
Superior Court
Making Progress
Clarke Superior Court continued
its April sessions today with much
progress heing made in clearing
the civil docket in preparation to
taking up the criminal docket next
week. Friday will be devoted to
uncontested divorce cases.
Judge Henry H. West is presid
ing and Solicitor General D. Mar
shall Pollock is representing the
state,
A non-suit was declared in the
damage suit of Strickland vs. Co-
Op Cab Company, in which the
plaintiff claimed he was injured
while a passenger in one of the
company’s cabs.
In the case of Griffith vs. Grif
fith, a contested divorce, divorces
were granted both parties and the
wife was given the home and lot
as alimony.
The case of Lindsey vs. Lindsey,
also a contested divorce case, had
not been completed when Judge
West recessed the court at 6:30 p.
m., Tuesday, and was resumed
this mornini.
Trial of the case of Collins vs.
Parrott, a specially assigned case,
was to be begun as soon as the
Lindsey vs. Lindsey mratter was
completed.
The Grand Jury, in session for
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OFFICER MURDERED BY REDS
KUALA LUMPUR, Mayala.—
(AP)—A Chinese assistant reset
tlement officer was shot dead by
three uniformed Commmunist ter
rorists who walked into his bun
galow to murder him,
Funeral Notice
BARBER.—The friends and rela
tives of Mr, Noah Pittman Bar
ber, Sanford; Mrs. W. 1. Barnett,
Nicholson; Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Colman, Sr., Athens, are invited
to attend the funeral of Mr.
Noah Pittman Barber, Thursday
afternoon, April 17th, at three
o'clock from Gordon’s Chapel.
The following gentlemen will
serve as pallbearers: Mr. J. M.
Rutherford, Mr, Calvin Fouche,
Mr. Lon Hopkins, Mr. John
Fields, Mr. C. W. Perry and Mr.
Lloyd Nelms. Rev. L. L. Cotton
will officiate. Interment will be
in Pittman cemetery. Bernstein
Funeral Home.
BRAMBLETT. — Mr. Robert Lee
Bramblett, Jr., of Athens, died
Tuesday, April 12, 1952, follow
ing an iliness of a few days. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora
Harper Bramblett; one daugh
ter, Mrs. T. E. Arnold of Win
terville; two sons, B. H. Bram
blett of Augusta, and J. E.
Bramblett of Athens; mother,
Mrs. Ida Bramblett, Athens;
three sisters, Mrs. Fred Laven
der, Athens; Mrs. Charlie Mer
cer, Dothan, Ala., and Mrs. Ho
mer Hale, Athens; two brothers,
Mr. Guy Bramblett and Mr.
Lawrence Bramblett, both of
Athens, and four grandchildren.
The funeral was this Wednesday
afternoon, April 16, 1952, fronr
the Princeton Methodist Church
at two o’clock. Rev. Newt Saye,
pastor of Edwards Baptist Cha
pel, officiated. Mr. Arthur Old
ham, Mr. Frank Huff, Mr. Wal
ter Couch, Mr. Early Epps and
Mr. Acey Allen served as pall
bearers. Interment was in
Princeton cemetery., Bridges
Funeral Home.
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A meeting of the Clarke-
Jackson-IViadison-Oconee Con=-
vention will be held with Mt.
Vernon Lodge No. 22, F. & A,
M., * Thursday, April 17, 1952.
Supper will be served at 7:00
o’clock. All qualified brethren
cordially invited.
Raymond Yearwood, W. M.
Jack Maguire, Secretary.
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Art Auction Nets
SIBOO This Year
A grand total of SIBOO was the
amount received at the 12th An
nual Art Auction held last night
in Art Gallery at Fine Arts Audi
torium.,
The money received from the
art works wlli be used to provide
scholarships for outstanding stu
dentg to further their education.
“Spring Afternoon,” a dry brush
drawing by Lamar Dodd, brought
the highest price of SBS.
The auction was sponsored by
the Art Students League of the
University of Georgia.
Over 200 persons attended the
sale with approximately 100 pieces
of art being sold.
Auctioneers were Ezra Sellers,
g. giandolpher Holder, and Lamar
odd,
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