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A FAKE DICTATOR
Ellis Arnall will be elected Gover
nor of Georgia this year. He should
be elected, because he is able, fear
less, competent and honest. His
opponent should be defeated because
he has made a bad governor.
For that reason it is annoying to
hear some of Mr. Arnall’s supporters
refer to Mr. Talmadge as a dictator.
A dictator is a bad man, but a dic
tator also is a big man.
It doubtless will wound Mr. Tal
madge’s feeling of self-importance,
but he bears no resemblance to Nero
or Napoleon, Caesar or Hitler. He
enjoys being told that he does, just
like any spoiled brat enjoys being
told that the Bad Man gill get him
it he doesn’t mend his ways. Bui
he is not a dictator except in the
way that a spoiled brat is a dictator
in the home, and if Mama Georgia
would spank him and send him oft
to play with something less valuable
und breakable than the machinery
o1 government it would serve him
light,
You remember when ““Little Gene”
got peeved because President Roose
velt did not pay him enough attentio™
and started calling the President
names, for all the world like =a
nasty-minded little boy that gets
mad with teacher and writes dirty
words on the side of the fence.
Or recall when some of the public
officials would not do just as he
wished, because his wishes were il
legal, and he flew into a tantrum
and called his nurse to run them |
out of his Capitol and even broke
open the safe in the office because
he couldn’t wait to have it opened
in the regular way.
Or take the case of the University
System, whieh he thought of as a
personal toy. It didn’t run to suit
him, so he threw it down on the
sidewalk, stamped on it and then
nearly had hysterics because 1t
wouldn’t run any more.
Georgians do not need to be
scared of “Little Gene.” He is no
dictator; he is just a spoiled boy
dressed up in man's clothes with
some red suspenders, playing at be
ing a dictator. But it is imperative
to get rid of him as Governor, be
cause this is no time to be led by a
naughty child that screams and
sticks out his tongue and disgraces
us in front of the neighbors.—Vida
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Address: 2699 Peachtree Rosd, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia
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. GOVERNOR ‘
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EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT |
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Georgia Needs Talmadge
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Announcement
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I hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection to Congress frcm the First
Congressional District of Georgia,
subject to the rules and regulations
soverning the Democratic Primary
Election of September 4, 1942, 1 am
deeply grateful for the line spirig
prevailling awmong my coostituer ts
throughout the First Distiict : rd for
your wholehearted cooperation., I
appreciate your continued supjort.
HUGH PETERSON.
CITATION
GEORGlA—Wheeler County.
so All Whom it May Concern.
Mrs. Lillian Stone Harrison
guardian ot Carole Stone havicg ap
plied to me for a discharge from he.
guardiaoship of Carole Stone, this i .
therefore to notify all personscon-|
cerned to file their objections, ifany 1
they have, on or before the tirst Mon |
day in August, 1942, else Mrs. Lillian
Stone Harrison wiil be discharged
from her guardianship as applied for,
This the 6th day of July, 1942,
D. N. ACHORD,
Ordinary, Wheeler ‘
County, Georgia. |
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CITATION.
"o All Whom It May Concern:
{EORGIA —Wheeler County:
Mrs. R, R. Harrelson, guardian of
Morton Clark, haviog applied to me
‘f()r a discharge from her guardian
ship of Morton Clark. this is there
foreto notify all persons concerned
to file their objectionc, if any they‘
have, on or before the lirst monday in /|
\ugust, f 1942, else Mrs. R. R. Har
relscn will be discharged from her
guardisnship.
This the 7th day of July, 1942,
D. N. ACEORD,
Ordinary, Wheeler
County, Georgia.
T e i
For Representative
To the Voters of Wheeler County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the oflice ot Repre,
sentative of Wheeler Conuty in the
Georgia Legislature, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo:
cratic Primary to be held September
oth, 1042,
Your support and influeuce in my
behalf in the pasthas been greatly
appreciated, and 1 earnestly solieit
your favorable consideration of me
for this Office again.
Very truly yours,
WALLACE ADAMS. |
WHEELRR COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO, GA,, August 7, 1942
~ - NOTICE OF SALE s
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Georgia—Wheeler County.
- Default having been made in the
payment of a certain Security Deed
note secured by a certain Security
Deed dated November 16, 1940, ex
ecuted by Chaglie Morrison and Mrs.
Doris Morrison, payable to the Dar
by Banking Company, Inc., of Vi
dalia, Georgia, which said Security
Deed is recorded in Deed Book 12,
Folios 288-9-0 in the office of the.
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Wheeler County, Georgia, to which
said record reference is herewith
‘made:
The undersigned, the Grantee in
’said Security Deed, will under and
\by virtue of the powers contained
thereon, offer for sale, before the
t Courthouse door of Wheeler County,
iGeorgin, during the legal hours of
sale on the first Tuesday in Sept.,
(September 8, 1942), to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de
scribed property: i
All that real estate situated and
being in the town of Alamo, Georgia,
and described as follows: Beginning
at a permanent land mark stake on
the North-cast Lot line of Land Lot
No. 71 in the Eleventh (11th) Land
District, North of State Highwry
No. 30 and Fed.ral No. 280, and
thence running North 45 degrees
West 3.5 chains to a stake, on the
said North-east Lot line; thence
South 73 degrees West 3.5 chains to
a stake; thence South 45 degrees
East to a stake at Highway; thence
Nerth 73 degrees East along said
Highway to the point of beginning,
said tract or parcel of land contain
ing one (1) acre, and being more
particularly described by a plat of
the same made by A. L. Clark,
County Surveyor of Wheeler Coun
ty, Georgia, and which said plat is
~duly recorded in the Clerk’s office
of Wheeler County in Deed Book
12 Page 105. There being loeated
on said property a newly constructed
frame dwelling, and being the resi
dence of the grantors.
Said property will be sold as the
property of Charlie Morrison and
Mrs. Doris Morrison and for the
purpose of paying the indebtedness
as evidenced by that certain securi
ty deed note and said note having
become in default according to the
terms therein contained and is also
contained in said Security Dea(f and
said debtors, Charlie Morrisog’_ and
Mrs. Doris Morrison, having %led
and refused to pay the same. ¥hat
there will be due on said note on the
day of sale $2463.81 principal and
$130.55 interest, plus taxes, it any
then be due, and cost of sale. That
the proceeds from said sale will be
first used for the payment of the ex
penses of said sale, and the payment
of all taxes, if any be due, and the
Lalance shall be applied upon the in
debtedness due on said instrument,
as above .stated, and the balance, if
any, shall be delivered to the Grant
ors in said Security Deed. Fee Sim
ple Title will be made to the pur
chaser at said sale, all in terms of
law, and in acocrdance with the
provisions and powers as contained
in Security Deed.
This the 4th day of August, 1942,
Darby Banking Co., Inc.
By J. F. Darby, Pres.
Attorney in fact for Charlie
Morrison and Mps. Doris Morri
son.
W. T. Darby, Attorney.
, —
For ‘Sale-
One half of lot No. 265 in the
10th District, Nice timber for
saw mill and turpentine. Next
to Ocmulgee State Park.
R. O, Bowden.
Hampton, S. C.
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You can help in both fights by saving
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FOR CONGRESS
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Albert L. Cobb :
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To The Voters of The First Congres |
sional Districet of Georgia: |
On July 4, 1942, 1 qualified asa
candidate for Congress inthe Dem !
cratic Primary to be held on Septem-,
ber 9, 1942, and am now waging an
active campaign forthe nomination in :
said primary. i
As the people of our District ger
erally know, [ have long and earnesti)
advocated full parity prices for ounr
farmers; Rural Electrification for
eyery farm home: long-time, )m\'-ln-!
terest Federsl Farm loans that would!
enable every faurmer to own his own
farm and home, while full parny,
prices enabled him to keep out ()l!
debt and provide htm with an income!
oaa level with other lincs of busi-'
ness; and retirement pensions for
every person at the age of sixty. '
While I haye preached these zund
other progressive reforms, and s!il],
do, our present Congressman has ull,
along opposed them, and still ace s;'
yet, the principal, primary ard pura
mourt issues of this campaign wi'l
inevitably be, as they should of righ,
be, the unenviable record of the pe
sent Congressman during the pes
two years im opposing this country’y
struggle to prepare itself against the
mad Dictators of Europe and Asia
who long ago set out to destroy’
Democracy and wreck America as a!
Nation and as a People. !
The Record will show, aed [ shall!
presently present itto you, that 11185
Congressman from the First Georgia
District has stood almost alon from!
the whole South in fighting the Presi !
dent of United Statesand our leuders}
of Government in their efforts to sa\'el
America from Hitlerism and the Javus
sand upon that written Record, whichl
he cannot dodge or deny, I shall ask]|
hisdefeat at the hands of the loya]
men and women of our District on|
September 9th, ;
Respectfully Yours, '
ALBERT L. COBB. ‘
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The President of the United States,
as usual, is right when he tells us that
now is the time to pay up and get out of
debt.
In some instances, however, itcan
benefit to make a reasonabledebt. [t
might even help one o get out of debt.
Farmers who have the feed and not
sufficient cattle and hogs, might profit
by incurring some debt to acquire cattle
and hogs for re-sale.
By paying cash, considerable savings
are sometimes available.
Other similar circumstances mfiy,
and frequently do, exist that would justi
fy the incurring indebtedness.
This bank desires to co-operate with
you in this saving and in making money
for yourself. It has the money to lend
when sufficiently secured. It invites you
to confer with its officers about your
needs and problems.
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McRAE, GEORGIA. '
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