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a THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Fridoy, Moy 14, 1941 Tawi-tr Tn fsalnf a Ploctmn TrAArir Charged With Murder Keeping Hp JQft Atlanta MMimwwiiMw eVAWVfdj cARROLLTON. May 13-Bcb Atlanta Jewry will gather at of IZFA Jewish War Veterans of Dyer, Carrollton, Negro i being midnight Saturday at the Ahavath Atlanta Post No; 112, will stage a ceremony. The midnight program Actum Synagogue to salute the armed forces of Jewish Palestine held on a murder, charge after allegedly slashed the throat of Son Bonner, another Negro, during a fight after a gambling game. is under the direction of all Zion ist youth croups in the city. FARMERS CLUB OUTING -More than 100 members of the on the scheduled proclamation of the third Jewish State.

The Rev- John Stanley Gran-uel, who was aboard the ship Exodus 1947, when it was boarded by a British Naval party while carrying Jewish immigrants to Palestine, will be featured speaker. Others on the program include Rabbi Harry Epstein, Norman Feinberg, past President of Southern States Region Inter-Collegiate Zionist Federation of America; Ir farmers Club of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and their wives will visit the farm of Charles Redwine at Fayetteville Saturday, After a tour and inspection of the farm where year- NOT A DOME DOWN (Is No More) I 10 Down and 36 months on balance STOKERS. GAS OIL AND CO ALf FURNACES CLEANING AND REPAIR SERVICE "FREE SURVEYS" i CHEROKEE COAL COMPANY CHARLIE LOWE GEORGE CLAYTON "YOU KNOW ONE OF US Telephone MAin 4667 CYpress 6234 around grazing is successfully provided for the cattle the Farmers Club group will enjoy an old-fashioned barbecue. 1 J' i GEORGIA SCHOLARS Ninet t- Persia bovs. includine three Wlth beginning Georgia boys, including three At- win Citron, leader of the Atlanta Masada Chapter; Dorothy Axel- salary 01 a year.

Applica lantans, made the honor roll at tions will be accepted by the rod, Recording Secretary of the McCallie School in Chattanooga! Board "until the needs of the (Atlanta Junior Hadassah Unit; for the past six weeks. They were service are met" Competition is the choral group of FOZ Young Phil Branson, Dick Garling- restricted to persons entitled to Judea Club, and Sidney Pazoi. a military preference, aged 21 to 45. 'member of the Atlanta Assembly ton and Billy Garrett, all of Atlanta; Tom Brownlee, Calhoun; D. W.

Hammond, LaFayette, and Bill Baker, Julian McCamy, Da vid Bare and Joe Calloway, all of Dalton. NURSE CORPS BIRTHDAY The United States Navy Nurse 1 tgtT FIFTH AVENUE FASHIONS Corps celebrated its formtieth an niversary Thursday. The Nurse Corps has "come a long way" since its founding in 1908. said Lt Mary Louise Ozmore, Nurse Corps representative in Atlanta. Beginning with 20 nurses, it now 1 i.

has approximately 7,600 and had nearly twice that number during A 'lit i 14 tne war. FEDERAL. JOBS OPEN The Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex aminers, U.

S. Penitentiary, Atlan ta, has announced open competitive exams for probational appointment to the position of cor- Brenau Music Program Lot tho heat-waves como! GAINESVILLE, May 13 nitilution Staff Photo Hugh Stovall CADETS AND SPONSOR Cadets of the Provisional Corps, composed of ROTC units in seven Atlanta high schools, surround the Corps sponsor, pretty Landis Cotten, President of the student bodyat Henry Grady High School, at ROTC Day exercises Thursday afternoon at Piedmont Park. With Miss Cotten are, front row: Cadet Col. Carl Clarke, of Roosevelt High, Provisional Executive Officer, and First Sgt Frank Webster, of Roosevelt High, who was named best-drilled non-commissioned officer in the Corps. In back row, left to right: Cadet Col.

Hugh Folk, of Henry Grady High, Provisional Commander; Miss Landis, Cadet Maj. Eugene Pledger, of Bass High, Provisional Adjutant, and Pvt. Jack L. Gary, Murphy, best-drilled private in the Corps. Charles Fitts, of Dahlonega.

pre sented a special program of piano music at Brenau College. Fitts, a freshman at North Georgia College, is a pupil of Mrs. Eliza Holmes Feldmann at Brenau. Treadwell, 997 Sycamore Pvt J. 1 McCutcheon, Army Mrs, Iillie J.

McCutcheon. 308 Richard- son St, S. Atlanta; Pfc. Hubert Pvt. Claud D.

Waldrop, Army, Mrs. Elizabeth Waldrop. Rt 1. G. Melear, Army.

Mrs. Annie T. Roswell; Pvt Samuel R. Walker, Mealear, Rt. 2, Temple; Pvt How ard Moore, Army, Annie L.

Moore, 470 Whitehall S. Atlan 58 Georgia War Dead En Route From Africa The bodies of 58 Georgians who lost their lives in World War II in the North African Theater are being returned to the United States aboard the Army Transport Barney Kirschbaum, the Department of the Army announced. Next of kin may elect to have the remains buried in a private or a National Cemetery. ta; Pvt. Johnie F.

Olivent, Army, YouVo bandbox fresh and cool in your nowost PolarTcx suit 17.95 Lucky girl who owns crisp. Bond suit! Pretty girl, too, in our button-button basque with its graceful flaring skirt. And smart because luxury needlework like this is rare in summer suits, practically unheard-of at Bond's 17.95. So choose from our tempting array long or short sleeves, light or darks, sizes 10-20. Mrs, Annie D.

Olivent, Acree. Pvt John Perkins. Army. Mrs. Army, Edwin T.

Walker, Rt 3, Greensboro; Pfc. William D. Walls, Army, Wess BKRlc Leonard E. Welch, Navy, Mrs. Eloise J.

Welch, Rt. 2, Hamilton; Seaman Carswell V. Wheless, Navy, Carswell V. Wheless, Tignall; Lt Owen O. Woods, Army, Samuel E.

Woods, Athens; Pvt Edd Young, Army, Mollie L. Young, Rt. 2, Dalton. Ida R. Perkins.

Rt 1. Augusta: Sgt Odus J. Peters. Army. Walter A.

Peters, Rt 1, Ringgold; Pvt. Lester E. Potter, Army, Mrs. Miriam G. Those being returned and their Kegan, Augusta: Pvt Thomas I next of kin are: Powell, Army, Grady W.

Powell, Claxton, Army, Lonnie P. Clax-ton, LaGrange; Pvt. Joe C. Collins, R. F.

Arnoldsville; Pfc. Cecil Air Force, William C. Collins, S. Rentz, Army, Lizzie L. Rentz, Moultrie; Pfc.

William A. Conley, tjnr Moultrie. Sgt George F. Richardson. Jr.

Air Force, William A. Conley. Rt. Air Force, George F. Richardson, 3, Thomaston, Sgt Jesse B.

Cox, 5r savannah: Pfc Joseph W. Army, Mordecai B. cox, stock- Slocum, Army, Berry W. Slocum, bridge; Pvt Clyde Crawford, Pvt. Robert S.

Adams, Army, Mrs. Clifford W. Adams, Oxford; Pvt. William E. Adams, Army, George A.

Adams', Camilla; Pfc. Judson H. Avery, Army, Mary H. Avery. 738 Hill SU S.

Atlanta; Pfc Victor V. Barron, Army, Beatrice B. Barron, Atlanta; Pfc. Charles H. Bennett, Army, Alvin C.

Bennett, Rt. 1, Blackshear; Pvt. Graham I Brown, Army, Mrs. Evelyn Brown, Rt. 1, Dearing; Sgt.

Leon Bush, Army, Burrell B. Bush, Rt. 5, Colquitt; Pvt. Marion Chandler, Army, J. H.

Chandler, Rt 2, Fayetteville; Pvt. John H. Army, Bell C. Fitzgerald, Augusta. Kt, carnesville; Joe F.

Smith, Army, Mrs. Fannie Smith. Sgt Thomas S. Daniel, Air Force, Commerce: Set Roy M. Summer.

Mai! Orders Accepted DOND FIFTH AVENUE FASHIONS 45 PEACHTREE ST. Mrs. Myrtice V. Darnel, Columbus; MMl Buford E. Dodson, Navy, Jr Air jjorce.

Koy M. summer. Ashburn; Pvt Ernest G. Tan John H. Dodson, Villa Ricca; Pvt ner, Army, Noble B.

Tanner. Rt, Rufus Edge, Army, Jot Edge, Gainesville; Sgt Marvin S. Far 1, Ben Hill; Pvt. Legrand Thompson, Army, Mrs. Sallie Thompson, Rt.

1, Sylvester; Sgt. Louis C. Tread well, Army, J. C. mer, Army, Pledger H.

Farmer, Rt 2, Lenox; Pfc. Robert E. Green, Army, Mrs. Hattie W. Green, Quit Get ProKpt Relief Ecsema? Scabiea? Ktc tal? Enjoy prompt man; Pvt.

Jess C. Hackney, Army, Ernest E. Hackney, Rt 2, Cedar-town; Pfc Alvin L. Hall, Army, lief frm irritation vita Cnticnra Ointment. Contain Oxyquinolina William Hall, Rt.

1, Bristol. Sgt. Charles R. Hall, Army, Thomas I HalL 670 E. Ave- and Sulphurated Fetra-latum.

Oftea recora mead ad by doctors. Bar at dxasciatt today. Atlanta; Capt. Donald R. Har iiimaM? f' 1 MiiiMtiiiiiiiniffii ii ris, Air Force, Mrs.

Mardrie Harris, 323 Fourth N. Atlanta; BaBBayjMiMillMi ssawirt' ii" aaiVifaiitfiirtW''' Pvt Joe H. Hector, Army, Mrs. Beatrice Hector, Athens; Sgt Claude Hight Army, Mrs. Rosa H.

Bell, Shannon; Pvt William Look to High's and Delson for T. Hill, Army, Ed Hill, Gainesville; Pvt James W. Holcomb, Army, Plenum C. Holcomb, Scott-dale; Sgt William T. Jackson, Army, Frederick H.

Jackson, Rt 3. Hogansville; Pvt Claude P. James, Army, Warren James, Shoe Under the Sun Every Kind of White D1CIU1CIIE, LEG OTS F.1AY de mm sm Of Tired Kidneys If teekaeh sad lac pim an anMaryaa BiMrabla.dontjttsteomplaiaaadloBothinaT toot thcaa. Nature may warning you thai atmr kidney aacd attentkm. TaaiaMysarcNatnrc'achiaf way of taking xcass aeida and poiaonoos waata out of th Moad.

They help Boat paopla paaa about inta a day. tha allies of Hdney tubes and flHera dkm't woTa well, poiaonooa waata aiattarataya tatb blood. Tbaaepoiaonaaaay start BaarainaT aaabarhas. rfaaomatie paina. leg palna.

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Dou'. mirm Rt 1, Clayton. Sgt Joe E. Jones, Army, Mrs. Willie S.

Jones, LaGrange; Fireman Lonnie M. Lane, Navy, Clifford V. Lane, Arlington; Pvt Frank Lawson, Army, John Law-son, Butler; Sgt Gordon T. Lill, D.U... rt.

ta for WH fi" Air Force, Edith G. Lill, Bost- UA Ml keel. wick; Lt Charles W. Lowndes, Air Force, George S. Lowndes, 67 Huntington Atlanta; Pfc Roy D.

Mayes, Army, James S. Mayes, to find the shoe for you in our suro kaaar raUsf and will kelp tha miles of 651 Yorkshire N. Atlanta. Seaman Frank E. McCoy, Navy, Eula C.

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