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OP ROW, L to R: L»anny Green, 2-year-old son of Mr. and
Herbert Green; Roberta Thomas, 3-year-old daughter of Mr.
Mrs Vasco Thomas; Randall Bishop, 3-year-old son of Mr. and
Lloyd Bishop.
BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Blair Bennette, 12-year-old son of Mr.
Mrs. Russell Bennette; Bobby Collins, 5-year-old son of Mr. and
V. J. Collins; Ronnie Cox, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
he Veterans
Corner
fere are authorative answers
[ the Veterans Administra
[to four questions of interest
jcrmer servicemen: taking in
I am a course au
fcbile mechanics under the G-I
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be a mechanic. must
b to change to a different
| After November 1, 1949,
I will have to undergo advise
I; and guidance from VA be
je you will be allowed to
fcge to a different field of
Ling. Your nearest VA office
[make necessary arrangements
[advisement and guidance. that
I read somewhere
Lid War II veterans will get
p: NSLI dividend checks be
E Christmas. Can you tell me
en I will get my NSLI divi
la check?
L [ There is no possibility that
NSLI dividend checks will
mailed before January, 1050.
put the middle of January, the
|cks will be going out at the
p of 200,000 a day.
i I have a guaranteed loan
imy home and I have suddenly
he into some money. May I
r off the balance of my loan at
te?
ft Yes, you may pay off the
p before it becomes due and
Lout any unearned interest or
ler penalty.
C I am drawing retirement
fe and now plan to begin school
(February under the GI Bill.
|y [ile I also receive subsistence
attending school?
Yes.
Veterans wishing further in
flation Befits regarding veterans’
may have their questions
Swered by writing the nearest
i Regional Office.
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Music Season,
Tallahassee
Popular Concerts
For Fall, Winter
A brilliant symphony season
for north Florida and southern
Georgia is promised in a series
of concerts this fall and winter
at the University auditorium in
Tallahassee.
Three outstanding performan
ces have been booked for the
Florida State Symphony, an all
state orchestra of eighty mem
bers.
'Lawrence Tibbett appeared as
soloist with the Florida State
Symphony on the first concert
at 8:15 p. m. Nov. 14. He will be
followed on Jan. 28 by an exclu
iive symphonic program. At
that time six of Florida’s best
instrumentalists will appear as
•oloists.
Ernst von Dohnanyi will be
the soloist for the final concert
on March 4.
Mr. Tibbett included among his
solos ‘Old Man River”, “The
Road to Mandalay,” and “The
Toreador’s Song” from “Car
men.”
The second in the series will
feature the Florida State Sym
phony orchestra under the baton
of Karl Kuersteiner. The sym
phony is an all state organiza
tion of 80 highly qualified in
strumentalists. It was organiz
ed last spring by Mr. Kuerstein
er.
The symphony’s concert pro
gram will offer a variety of musi
cal works from the deeply relig
ious and solemn offerings of
Johann Sebastian Bach to the
Americana of Stephen Foster.
Dr. Kuersteiner is dean of the
School of Music at Florida State
University in Tallahassee and
one of the nation’s leading maest
ros. In 1938 he won the Inter
national Institute of Education
Fellowship in Conducting at the
Mozarteum Academy, Salzburg,
Austria.
Ending the concert series is
Ernst Von Dohnanyi, famed
Hungarian composer and pianist.
Dr. Dohnanyi will play his inter
nationally acclaimed “Variations
on a Nursery Tune for Piano and
Orchestra.”
The concerts are being spon
sored and underwritten by the
Tallahassee Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Proceeds will go to
wards the construction of a much
needed civic auditorium for the
Capital City. out
Dr. Kuersteiner pointed
th&t 9. civic auditorium here will
aid not only Tallahassee but the
smaller towns in Northern Flori
da and southern Georgia.
With better concert facilities
here, more outstanding artists
can be brought in for the enter
tainment of people in this area.
Persons who desire to purchase
tickets should contact C. T. Walk
er, Demetree Building, Tallahas
see, Florida.
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American Legion Is
Worth More Than
$100,000,000
Members of The American Le
gion during the past 31 years
, have paid more than $143,000,000
! in local state and national dues
j ; an d these have been the basis for
its prosperity Commander Bob
Wight of the Grady County Post
No. 122 revealed this week in a
story on the organization’s finan
cial worth.
“The American Legion today
is worth well more than $100,000,
000 in all its national, state and
post assets,” Commander Wight
said. “This is represented by na
tional, state and local endowment,
reserve, restricted and building
funds, by post treasuries and by
the thousands of clubhouses and
other real estate held by the or
ganization.
“The national, state and post
organizations also own millions
of dollars' worth of war bonds.
National assets, he said, include
a $7,000,000 child welfare and re
habilitation endowment fund
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$5,000,000 of which was raised in
1925.
“This has been so well hus
banded,” Commander Wight said,
“That despite the great depres
sion the original fund is still the! in j
excess of $7,000,000 and in
past 24 years has yielded $3,250,
000 which has all gone into na
tional child welfare and rehabi
litation activities.
“The operating budget of The
American Legion for 1949 is $3,-
594,330.00.
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Farm & City
Farm loans on well im
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farms In Grady County
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Attorney-at-Law
Office with Mauldin &
Mayes, Richter Bldg.