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DADE
THEATER
THURSDAY, February 1
GREAT RUPERT
Jimmy Durante
FRIDAY, Febraury 2
LOST VOLCANO
Johnny Sheffield
SATURDAY February 3
BULLET CODE
George O’Brien
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SUN., MON., February 4-5
HIGH LONESOME
John Barrymore, Jr.
In Technicolor
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TUES., WED., February 6-7
OUR VERY OWN
Ann Blyth, Farley Granger,
and Joan Evans
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THUR&., FRI., February 8-9
DEVILS DOORWAY
Robert Taylor, Louis Calhern
and Edgar Buchanan
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ALWAYS A COMEDY
AT THE DADE
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CRISMAN I
Up-To-Date Line of Hardware
511 Market St. Phone 7-1114
Chattanooga, Tennessee j
want ads
RELIABLE MAN WITH CAR
wanted to call on farmers in
Dade County. Wonderful op¬
portunity. $15 to $20 a da>y.
No experience or capital re¬
quired. Permanent. Write to¬
day. McNESS COMPANY, De¬
partment A, Freeport, 111.
FOR YOUR WELL~ DRILLING'
and Pump Installation, Call
E. L. Holmes, Wildwood, Ga.,
G. M. York, Rising Fawn, Ga.
18 Ip—5-31
FOR SALE—Warm Morning
Heater. Cost $100. Will sell for
half price. H. F. Allison, Times
building, Trenton,
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RADIOS REPAIRED—Don’t just
have it “patched up” to work
temporarily! Send it to us and
have it made as good as new.
"Call us for the Repair Service
that makes it work!” — TA¬
TUM & CASE Radio Electric.
Trenton, Phone 22.
FOR SALE—Land: with terms
to fit your payroll. Amos L.
Ta»ylor, owner, Piney Grove
Woodwork 2 V 2 miles east of
Trenton, Ga., will sell a truck
load of Dirt or strip of Land,
tf.
Farms For Sale
45 A C R E S LAND, 20 acres
cleared, new 5-room house.
Good welL $3,000.00.
2
260 ACRES near Trenton, 100
acres cleared, creek through
the place. Good timber 5 room
house. $8,000.00.
3
1 ACRE LAND near Trenton,
two good 4-room houses in
good section. $3,500.00.
4
21 ACRES on Birmingham High¬
way near Trenton. 5-room
house barn. $3,500.00.
See W. J. WEST
Rising Fawn, Georgia
2 t — 2-1-51
WASHING MACHINES repaired.
Including automatics. We also
convert gasoline models. TA¬
TUM & CASE Radio Electric
Ce^ Phone 22, Trenton.
HARD OF HEARING?
YOU can again enjoy your ra
dio, Ch arch sermon; the
laughter of friends and family
with an Otarion Hearing Aid.
Free hearing test by our con¬
sultants. Batteries for all
makes. Convenent terms.
DR. G. K. MAC VANE
Mill Crossing Fort Payne, Ala.
Chiropractor & Physiotherist
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES repair¬
ing — New service from old
appliances. “If it’s electrical,
we can repair it.” — Call TA¬
TUM & CASE, Radio Electric,
Trenton. Phone 22.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1951
Hunters and Smokers
on Safety
Fires Hit Woods
Don’t blame lightning
you see a forest fire here
Dade County. Chances are
fire was caused by man,
a checkback over the years
shown nine out of ten of
woods fires are man
Our own records here in the
County Forest Protection
show that man-made fires
this area come principally
three sources.
Many of the fires are caused
persons who are careless
they are burning trash or
or are burning over land.
fire gets out of control, and
the results is thousands of dol¬
of our valuable timberland.
Some woods fires have been
by hunters who have
careless with their camp¬
fires. The number of fires from
source, has been decreas¬
however, in recent years,
sportsman are beginning
realize they are destroying
their own game areas
they are c a r e le s s with their
Careless smokers account for
of our serious woods fires
in Dade County, for ir\
cases the person who
the fire often is miles
the Railroads RESPECT •t kEHORANDUK OP AGREEMENT December Washington, 21 r [). lQ<=:n c.
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crease OHal * of Cents 23 elective f f^uj^tob ^ f< T yardmen 1950 and with addi in-
Unions seek to January 195 ! ' ~
i the Labor Eff« Effective 9 ? 2 ' ande with ® s the feblish°6 first h day work week agr ? e “ for snt yardmen, untl l January
from the date ,, £ eriod after
of execution carrier L 30 days
nsV St-uSna 6qUired th ® u 0 ™ 1 a S r «e®ent, SLV” yard-
rates
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* 40 hour ”» k »°tuau, , ? ” r !° nr lf “ d h
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; v „ . i » «' Settle rules for «, „„„
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agreement! such a C ndUCtors
this as daiIy earnines fsaa and brakemen other rul«s
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Initia! Terminal rules:
Delay (Conductors «= 1 Train-
Interdivisional Runs
0 onfn Ca b 0 r e S tf 0ndUCt0rS
At various states in the present dispute with the Hep g f o D u
brotherhoods of railroad operating employees Switching 383 ° f SerVlC9
the railroads agreed to arbitrate. The Limits
Wiiat is union . . . leaders refused. accepted the WeItern e Dl??eSnf? ^Ccn^ r f and ? Train ” en >
... the railroads recommen¬ cage Limitation (Condu ouble i -'-aJ„r and Ton-
dations of President Truman’s Emergency Territories) ctors and Trains. all
Board. The union leaders refused.
the proposal .. . the railroads of August accepted 19, 1950. the White The House union increase effective effective October 6 ? Jan^y*! ^oso 6 ^ 6 ^ cents Per 5 cents hour increase per^r
leaders refused.
Finally an Agreement was signed at the White
House on December 21, 1950. Now the union adjustment Bas^o n basls of cost
leaders The railroads seek to repudiate stand ready the to Agreement. put the terms of April 1 , 1951 . b e ?? 6 f° K Ur ' FirSt
this Agreement into effect immediately, with
back pay at the rates and date indicated.
The Agreement is given in full below.
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Agreeement embody- g*££& SrS£ l r t ^J 1 'S«* S “ *"• state, to appoint
B. be ente ^H^o^^hours
yardmasters to the
y Effective Effective October Oct 1. ed fr0 from » 225 2 to 20b
9 q £ reduC hours ld
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n MSS
for at th© , 1.^ iQSl overt,ime b wn rked.
Effective February hours |o 5 -hour fo^final
sa shall ^ be O UW — etr,cUV8 agreement
January 1> 1951 . ot -r .Knva. ctovc. +viis this as 1 until
io Su .nsidcrutioo oe'tohot 1 ‘ oU
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until° Oc^ber 1 ’ ^^^nges ^
working No proposal condition ^ wi u &ny be carrier^or^y in ^ b ^ a or by any car- a or»4ci otrrUn Chairman
or b the employ pmoloyees, t P arb 1950 ^ ^ except 1 tjssnr ***** L6mm:
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government wag mit ted to rec 1 meet
may JTL
OrueToTJr Ckairmaa
sstj c0 recei Y e rco^ f° i. r
employo ea mcr inc reases of f eithe either ^ party
in addition to ^ request n Ume an d ,
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EASTERN to RAI
j 1 southeastern V LRoads
publishing this and other advertisements to talk to you .
We are r
at first hand about matters which are important to everybody. ^ ** •.*/¥
away before the first wisps of
flame begin to fan out.
Some fires are deliberately
and maliciously set and fall in;
the “incediary” class. After put- 1
tine ting these these fires tires out out it it is is the the
task of your County Forest Pro-
tection Unit to find the guilty
party. To help us in the task
of prosecution of willful! vio-
lators, we now have the services
of the Forestry Commission’s
District Fire T Investigator, Mr.
Calhoun.
With those who tI , are burning
brush pastures, new ground, or
doing control burnnig, we ask
that they notify us and their
adjoining landowners 24 hours
in advance. In that way, ’ we can
give advice , . on the ... control . , . bum- „ ,
ing and also be alerted in case
it gets out of hand. The burning
of sage and burning of brush
and charing of fences is one of
Dade’s worst offenders.
We ask all hunters to drown
their campfires, and to scrape
away all inflammable material
from a spot six feet in diameter
before building their fire. The
fire should be built in a hole
dug in the middle of that area,
and it should never be built
against trees! ogs, or brush.
Breaking your match in two
before throwing it away, smok¬
ing in safe places only when
out of doors, and ALWAYS
using the ashtray in your auto-
the number of fires started by
careless smokers.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson
Guinn, formerly Mrs. Elizabeth
Richardson widow of j oe Th0 _
mas Ric hardson, late of said
county, deceased, has made ap-
plication to sell and convey
certain property which was set
aside as a year’s support for the
benefit of said widow and her
one minor child, heirs of Joe
Gliomas Richardson, deceased,
by the Ordinary of said County,
as recorded upon the Minutes in
sald ordinary’s Office. The pur¬
pose of said conveyance is to
provide funds for the acquisi-
tion of a home and for funds to
educate, maintain, and support
said widow and her minor child,
as is more fully set out in said
application .
app ii ca tion will be heard
before the Ordinary of said
County at the Courthouse in
Trenton, Georgia, at 10:00
o’clock A. M., on the 14th day
of February 1951, at which time
objections, if any, to the grant-
ing of said application will be
beard.
This 30 day of January 1951.
A. W. Peck,
Ordinary, Dade County Georgia
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