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r / ■' THl'RSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1S39 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C WEST CLINTON Mtm. Jm CaapbcO. Sample Census Te Guide 1940 Count of Nation llrs. J. H. Harvey and cHildnptu \ellie and Neil, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harvey. Mrs, John Crowe and Dovur- las DeYounjr attended the Harvey re- tmioo at Fork Shoais Safturday. Mr. and Mrs.^ Jinn Trammell anJ wm of Dunran. \'wit«d relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gau^e of Bof- faio, jipent tl»e .week-eml with rela tives. Marvin Sanders of Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sander* Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Wright attended the funnel of Mr. Wright’s brother.- J. P. Wright, in Gaffney Suriday. M.-. and Mrs. Sam Snelgrove of Duncan, aere the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Tratmnell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tranunell.and dai^ih- ter. Gerry, and Berry Trammell vis ited Bob Trammell at the Baptbt hiw- phal in Columbia Sunday. Harry Foster of Gastonia. N. C..* and ^*aul Foster of Pin *vil.e. X. C., visked their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S- C. Foster, Sunday. Mrs. D.ira Lambert. Mrs. Cora Lee McKinney and daught.r. Mary Fran- alignments: The .\ngk>-Fm»ch en* j tente, and the .\oine-Berlin axis. “In addition to these." H said. "Rus-I A waIta Ta aam al category." It de-j i^WOlkC lO rears iGerman People PAGE SEVEN |sia is in a special category. ! dared: “Theoe principal combinatnms and Russia have certain vital interests to Of Another War known what peace means." She rushes past signs reading, "to the nearest air raid sheHer," to the grocery, to the milk and dairy pro ducts store, to the butcher ainl to the market. • In her hand she crushes the new protect, interests which appeal to the*Pr^pantlOTJ' Activities Break rationing slip and tries to figure out Anrerican people only ohen they are^ Down Belief Tkat .Another of her [Shrewdly concealed urnier false slo- VL>««kr%- A# HsimI faniily- igarw. The ultimate 4lispi.>eition of the ' ^ ' * | “She doesn’t come back with much (resources of the United 8toia» iiiay| a.,.. « _iw^ from the store. -well be the decisive factor in the out-* ikeoiin. .Aug. 2K.—Tears filled her. , eves and trickled down up^m the steel Imagine. A thimbleful of milk," of .py W.r wwoJ aoywiKT, in .•■ho oxcl.inis. ,the world ttnlay. ' i k ,1. . r 11 watches .silently as crews of . MovtJ by the tenseness of the world ... ..*1 * ». , Waming that war prvopaganda u .. _3, men with acdylene torches cut d< situation. war . r 11 Li . • this lierman World at fuU blast in the I mted Mates to- . , I . I L wkK'w was showing some of the me- day. and has been for the past sev- . .u 1 * era! years, the Cvtmmittee said ^ pri'ssmt situation is- cvunparahle only ■to the |>eriiHl immediately prior to the entrance of the United States into the World war. iron fenct's. Steps like these have awakened the , . , - , . people—almost overnight—to he had Gmnd in the garden of ,. i„„ ' r 'the danger of another war. ) It ha.s made them nervous and irri'^ table. " X Friend.s call on friends, to comfort to talk over chances of her home in western Germany, close! to the French frontier. 1 here wvie rusty sitell splinte thlB BKNDl bd.—^Typical of caweeration in mral communities Is tn th« Omar Tovanhtp. Su Joaeidi Connty, Ind.. ifbere Joe n tnA lunBMr. pamaes In his ptovtiis to gtvs vlul data to , , , - wii ck ha»l fallen to the ground. .\ bal-,,.a(.h «»ther ti .stre.ssmg the pre.sent importance of . . _ ^ i- Ji- w 1 oiiui, u its fimlinK., ^ »" J’*"’*' 1«.r »r •In of tW nK« .... -Wo «vnt 1 ing and grave international crisis ^he is a ptvud woman, prxtial of the fichting ability of the Carman .soldie*- THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX Bv TENCH OWENS which mankind has faced since the , i .l .L -1 J r •‘’’d convinced they don t come an/ outbreak of the World war. it is of The war the utmost importance for the .\meri- matuier as pt>ssible and with as many facts a.s possible at their c\Hmmand." The committee admitted it is m»t Clinton busines.* men may not finJ’wi.J fc.* a Uam match between the within .purview to attempt to influ- sudden uplift in the economic af- J-nior Di'is t up tennis pUyers of'ence the formulation or execution of JIK playei-s I State's foreign p^diry, but addinl: “Nevertheless the esmunittee does through one W’orkl war ami haven’t recovered yet,’’ one says. “.And now we face another. God. I hope everj-one can get together again as they <lid last year and settle it her hushaml. Amli^yver the conference table.’’ ' future course of actum of their coun-*",^'’' rr* ! Well, at hast we wont have to try in „ dm mnl Jisp.^.i«»ty .'LlT. ' '“‘If'/j"' «ar bab>. ^ j“How can the Lnglish ami the French si>niewht‘rv «»n the t(H>k can ptH>ple to be able to consider th** „ u i -t- ’ ' n«»u. sne knows it IVlisnthe P«»Ies? I think reason will ces, of Ga*: n;a, N. C.. were the week end gu.-s^s of Mr. ani Mrs. D. V.’fairs of our town toni.>TTow. but cer- the Carolina.* and the W’nght, 'tainly Kwal sports fans cannv»; c.Mn- from Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey and Miss‘plain about a lack of activity in Jie Th .» matches, which will certainly her j MO’ He is .simiewht'rv «»n the lVli*hl}n,]p frwit. ! prevail in London ami Paris ami that “If I only knew where." she says. jf fo.ve must he u.seil it will be ioeal- Thc change which has taken place against the FVles.’’ in her within the last -4 hviurs is le . ., . u - - - 1 -1 ' Someone turns on the radio to cauA maikahle—and she is tvpical »»f mil-i.. i . d , i ^ ithe la.st-niinute news. But «»nlv mar- lions of (temian nu-n and w^unen to-i,- , ,, r i. “i. i . , 'tial mu.sic blares forth, as it has al- Nell .^ith visited .Arthur BaUon in realm of athletics here on Friday. psovjde inle!v.siing tenni.s, will be .t^sire that this policy be formulated i.' . -k. . ll i... i*”**"'^ con.stantly for the la.** three Creenwooi Sunday. I Included in tomorrow s program playtd en the Presbyterian coUege frwiy bv the .American people ami .days. al ,1. • ■ . ,1. . .1. bi-cause the Nazi-inspire^l pre.*s I ai Siaxt trv>>!i- r>>nr>-t,>nrstiv»« vitIWMit tlM> m. , , ... .. • ami the government-OHitnuled radio) is working overtime to sIh>w that the I ‘ jfrom W P.A. N\e always kiu'W .some of ) those shovel leaner,* weren’t earning IS M-. amJ Mrs. David \V.»rd. Minse* will be a Junior Davrs Cup »ennis clay coui;.*, sc^nc of the annual state their repr»‘sentatives witiumt the in Nora CanruKi and Marie Weir vrsit-.match, the first practice of the sea- :r.u collegiate tennis tournament. iterferom-e of interested ftneign prt»p- e*i at Rai'dKiw lake Sunday. non fxw the Blue Stocking f«K»:bal! At pie.-.r.t Bill i.* pro-ing at the aganda.’’ Rev. B. S. Drennan of Pelaer. vis- squad. a.nJ the Laufens County ho.se Piedmont Driving Cluli in Atlanta. it, report continued: ked fnend* here Saturday. show. He i, also winter tennis profes.sional j “Aln-iKt)- wide sections of .Ameri- Mrs. M. T. Ficklin is visiting her' Sixty horses are en.ertd in :h* at the Hotel Flamingo. Miami. Fla.i^-an public t>pinion have been definite- non in W ashington. f^rnnh annual county event to be ccach of ;h- Pn sbyterian college tbn-||y niold«-d U> the acceptance of manv Mrs. .S. B .Snelgrove was called to staged by the Clinton Lion* dub on ms t.am. o»ach of the JIH’ team oft^f the .►bjectives of the current warier"' w. ail ly on account of the se- Johnsna Field t*»morrow night. Xum- lae I ar.dir.as. ami director of the an- tiroi»agamla emanating frxmi abnmd. l* them.^ • »o All K nda of “calm of the G,-mian pe^tple breakable.” i . • » ^ It nsimrisl Germany’s ^tensive * m«>bilizati«>n to shake her full faith ini*'’”'* **' am»ther bloodless vict«»ry. in which the' Saluda f^unday Th- pj-Hi* illness t»f her mother. • ^eraas, steady drops of water. comaKm- nual Tennis Clinic hete. Mr. and Mm. Vic Mattox were week- ly called ram. cau.*ed agimy to the The Blue Stocking end g«e<s of Mr. and Mrs. Irvia' show’s managrrs and p.»*tponemen: probably will i»e Small in Greenville. fram last Fnday night. .However, the Carolina* team Mr. and Mrs. Beltun Warrea aad da* coluaui hopes that inteevst in ihe Lufter-coached Blue Hose swept all daiarhter. Jo Anne, of Lauretta, visit-lohow ha* not cooled off sufficiemJy oppositKm from the^ir |>ath. with the ed relative* here Sunday. («a>agh to convert anticipated profit excepti.oi of t’.N’C'. Mrs. L H. Evan* visitod her sislev, mto actual hm*. Mr* Ode Elliaon. in Anderson Suaday.l Certaiaiy, serioa* effort and long Mr*. J. H. Baker of Easley. i*;hiari have baen put into plan* for tonniv 1 spending the week with her daagh- aa eatertaaning program for hone aer, Mr* H. P. McKee. 'lower* in tlu* section. .And aft-r all. Ml** Frasce* Gur«t ha.* retarwed to *dm;’* a wiek hrtoreen hotse lo\vrr»? her hoaee after spending the paoi'Evrn laadlahber* like a*, who are sat- owvk with Mis* Irene Godfrey la tsfied with the burking of the family CmonwQiwI ba* aad the wbtnny of the m«>tor. Mr. and Mrs. L. B Gumt. Mr. aad shoaid learn to appreciate th> m aai- Mrw E. N. C««tr«t >if Elhefton, Cia.'mah apewt San lay onlh Mr, and Mrs X. Clvnwt ' C'oarb Johaitun** Blur Storking*. Mr and Mr*. Frank Uorry. Mr aad forty fne *trong. but without a Mr* T H. Ganra of Choaiee. Pa, blue *..« among them, will are rpeadtag the M'S Ralph Riddle ‘lK-*pite the apparent success of would bow before tbe mighty German 1 natKin. tenni.s team this campaign, it is not U*o late to ^ x well repre*et>teil on apnrise the American people of the • V , ' ^ m lA*t vear the -u.- 1. i tightlipped. .Around tbe owner auto- m. l.«l y,.r. th. ,h.,h b-»r «!«• «k" .o'*.-!. ™.«„rrrtW, .r, h^in, of It t^ fKt. M ,rl».4 >-«4. brought out at thi* t ^ . PRINTING Except Bad. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. of UNC. With yo.r-mo„.l .h,, ,^11 b, faUy pimctice on the new all-weather courta.fmur* historians, mfler the thrvwten- ****^* P C is due to have a Kiutn vear in'- ■. u pidiceman explain*: “Me im r. X . IS our to nave a rnioni year m mg war is over. Then, it snll be too ^ toeau** need the lazy Pules 'Uto to !>,«• th, foni^MicT of th, hati" current serie* o! baseball* upon t . mwhing but mud and sand »»ver there," game* in the |»lay-off for the rham- ’*’* ** a-*** *** mwl* understandingly because, pionship of the Mui-Sute textile'r*^'*""* J*"^**' *" ^ apin-an. hiWfleil the \V,*rid war I’ve never really rah Mr. and.P'»**» oat on tbe practice fieU bhemd t astleterry i* rrwiving spletw Bmlrj Mfsnorial «tadium f.»^ theit *upport fn>m Hall King, at «hi»rt- ith the peace of that conti nent hanging on delimte balance, the report ihf the sperml house ennanittee chief investigator. Dr. J. B. Matthew*. activities He -ubmitteil the explhwive summary >’» Blue .'itfickings accorde»l mbled signifiranre in to t-ilay’* executive se**k»n. which *ea*fm. the Clinton ^ The fimling* neie based upon mve*- will «|eal in nwhie tlrtail with the na- tigatKWis arhirb began Inst Kskrunry ture ami methotl* »»f the propagamliz- under the dirvction ttf the cvwnmittee’s ing agencie*. t lintttn Mill f«w the pennant. Behind the a*eompli*heii pitching of . 1 , 1 investigatmg un-.Aiwencan l^amar t a*tlel»erry. star moumlwman ^ for t'hick flaJkiway’* during the college ^•>'* are leading J<iannn by two ganissi Iw fo»e Meilnesday'* game of this Gray Funeral Home ninton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS • •dtgdM, EMBALMERS Ambnlance Service Phones 41 and It9-J I. RUSSELL (;R.\Y aad V. P.AKKS ADAIR, (.en. Mgrs. first srorkwut of the •ra««>n Tomwiww Henry Trammell spent the ♦**4 * -th relative* m Greenwood Mr aa-l Jir*. Hewthrrfy aad »e«rreen letcenaen from U*t year’* da^rer. Don*, and Mann ien "ertod. tnelve reserve-., and ainiWeer opma Sunday with relatives m .Spar "Thimirei are larluded ui the gruup Xai^u-Y espevtrd to reptwl to the wnpply rwwm Mf and Mm M’aluw Spwe* ■peat ^ »he gym thi* afternoon f e anl- y Bnd*y with Mr. aad Mm. J-w Purdy IS f^oldrUle. June M>swe. fullback, and Be Moore. Mr> Lmnie B Ttn«iey and childrew brother*, from York, are co-cap- werr called to M’alhalla -in accuual «d toin* wf tbe tenm tbi* season Iktb tUn l•!wrs• of ber father Wys am gwid players uith kw* of — " — - apwA Ibwh have ranwd their «kaie of gmdiran laurels aheudy. hut they «-*em To * ke the game m a m«id fY»R <Al>'. -Hampshire pig* aC rwa- powen** will be forced to put up wub swiahle pmee* Various age* Mate thru f«w one mo-e yew- .Appro- T-~ai*' ng S.'h.wd. 11-Ir prvateiy ew>»ugb we opine here that a» ^ ^ . the «iewnon nJU un. th«>-r -ame op- l<»R *AI>.~Pan« in r—I cmdi -oa. rrml.tr M«oo. ani M heaii*ifzl toua. (K> ca*h .Atiply ^ outflelfi. stop, T-nigh Embier. in the Hunt and t rwnford Any iMtie informali-Hi ha* come -sir way a'Hbut tbe Joanna victory w'ich wa* itnytctr*! by f'niton, and finally Thr«>wn out by the authori ties Mfwever, It *e.-m» that the 4o*idvi(le catcher had not been with the Jt,arna team long en<»ugh to make him ei.g;b*r foi the play-off game*. Want Ads t luiton high school o|>enef| fikwhall unde* t •uch Hol> \A ilder a ag • R fugh work ami scrim- ing will soiwi be on the program ^ . ,, fw' the Red Ib-vil *•! tail ALiut ri.'i have alreml) re,e.,t.d ami tU r We Are Headquarters For BLUE HORSE Tse * hrufiKe office FttR SALE —.Small wroiid cvnik «tuve Lm. IS nul be rvsk'Wed with ghtly „ Jack Xi*«3a. popular and capable ^ U~4 *:J* «- AMfy '“T." ” '"1 “T^ T." ■*“ ,ff„. — ;x:;; ,‘^j 'V:”rv are when M-ho<ii open* * «dorfiil rww uniform* will le ib«n- fw-J by tbe t i.ntiHi team for their first game *»f the -* m with flute* ^ Uutg. h.^ on 'septendier “J*.* The ^4 pa' * ate army tan with a re*! in- R serf on t le ttack. while the jersey* arv- SCHOOL SUPPUES rhite in-s-rt on the shoul n»R 'v.ALE —JiIO bu«hels .Abruaxi rye, fl per bushel Ralph Uopelaud. J Mooi.uff may be schtHluIe*! lief ore || *he Bat •‘burg game. hts dut ;e* (hi- >**tant. wreck t lirton, S r Un!«--« piMit-sea'on gam--* are ar- Ip Awd ** we await the acfaal kwkoff lar.ged, Ihe Hapti*t softball aggrega- n»R RENT-F'our-rvMm uafunushrd ^ game at t Irmu wi with ti ui stand* a* champion team of the aparfment. Private bulk. *1 Wes* anticipation. « lintori etftitall Itwgue. In the tour- Main -i^reel. PVhme SiO-M'. Mrs. R J. interim between the first namewt series for the pannant. the M.-C' art. anticipation. la the interim between the first namewt 1^ pcuctice session and tbe first gum*, Bapti*t team w.-n four and lost two, »» ?hal! he brushing upon our favor the combi nation I A.K.I’.-Lutberan- I*>R S.ALE—Reg:»te."ml pointer pr^w, Me yells, brew, and hi**e». Mhirh |*t>-diytei lani team won thr«-e and hurt whelped June 2.vth. Air. Pilot. Seu- alrvudy bring* to mind .me tout we rhrse. and the Metbisli.st team won view Rex. Muscle .'^hials Jake bcsFed-jk.mrd last year; “M-u-u-u-u-d. Bio- tiro and loot f.Mir ' Let ’em dir!" ing Tall J. B. Townsend. Phuae IW. ANY' make sewing mackiue rvpuirvd. owprhauir-i or rebuilt, part* furutak- «d. Our swimming pool is nice, cud and clean, plenty fresh water. .STRICK’S PL.A< E This Week c<im|iettti<in wound up with two games. The roriibi nation Bol Lufer. in town this week, an- team won twro victorH-s, ilefeating the that Friday morning, toasw- Mechodirct*. 12 to b. and ilefeating th- brgiiminx about 10 o’clock there,Baptists, n ui 7. Juat beyond laiuren.* city limit* aa Greenwood highway. 7-3p FOR tv.ALE—Beautiful !*>( located be- twe^ residence of Mrs. Nannie .A. Pttt* and I>r. I». t). Rham?. Sr. lul fi. front, 1-to e*>: .*i<le, 1U we : side. Four Seauif’ul >hade tretv. Water tap* in*ta]’.td. Pivtmenl paid. Will sell r-a-K>r.*hle for quick .*ale. See S. .A. P.tt* or Mr*. Nannie .A. Prtt*. Ic DIES GROUP SAYS TEN NATIONS TRYING TO BEND U. S. POLICIES Prapouniadji Today Scrond ObIv To Era Prior To World War. I■ve^iti|eatiag ('pmjnittee Says, SHAMROCK Duplex ApartmentSy 28 Fergu son. Close in, new, com- fortable, modem. A. O’DANIEL. FOR SALE One lot of Pianos at sacriftce price •of S3-\00 $.iO.*iO. Starnlard make Piano* worth from $100.00 to SluO.Ok. Tliis is a chance of a lifetime to boy the Piano you have b,.en intending to buy fur your children, church or Sjb- day sohnul. The bargains we a.'v wf- fering in these Pianos will have to he seen to be appreciated. These Pinnas must be sold for .storage and hnalmg chnzge. CAREY TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO,. INC. 2K UkcrU . SpartanbwR, & C Wasbinglon, .Aug. 2^. — The Die# littee tonight accused ten foreign nation* spreading wwr propaganda in the L’nitcd States, and attempting to alter the foreign policy of this na- ti m in favor of war or neutrality. TV committe? termed the present prelude to possible war "a moment of uavaraileled world crisis." ani warned that the cirrent^xtent of foreign war propaganda in this country can be croapared only to that in th* period iaamediately preceding enrtaare of the United States into the World war. la ks first comprehensive report on foreign war propaganda in the United Mate#, the committee named the fol- k»wiag nations as actively engagrag in foreign vrar propaganda in thht cvvaatxy: Great Britain. Germany. Italy. Rus sia. France. Japan. Poland. Spain HoHaad and Chi targe sum* in their budgets for propa- gamltzing in* this country. .Many -American citizens, it found “have al ready become the unwitting dupes of this pr •paganda." The committee stated: * “Every medium for the communi- cat.or. of idros is being eniploye<l for the purp<»*e of molding .^ftierican pub lic opini<m im the selfish intere.st.* of gavtrTonents other than our own." TV committee announc»<l it has “substantial evidence” that there i-Sj wholesale violation of the registration act of June S, 1939, under which | agents of foreign p<rwers are required to register with the secretary «if state.' It reported: _ - ^ * "Hundreds <if agents of foreign principais now engaging in w-ar prop- agania in this country have failed to register with the secretarj' of state. Only 3A1 were registered July 12. Farther, mere registration is not suf- fk-ient to inform the .American people adequately of the nature and. extent war propagamla from itbee daacribed two major | ia present intematioonl ‘ Send Your Chiklreii Here! EVERYTHING FOR THE CLASSROOM EXCEPT TEXTBOOKS. . Boys and Giris — Save Blue Horse Covers and Filler Bands for 11,900 Prizes. FREE - 275 BICYCLES - FREE TO THi: 273 KOYS OR OIRI.* SENOINO IN THE I.ARCEST NI MKER OF BLI'E HORSE COVERS OR FH.I.ER KANOS KV Jl NE 15. ISIO. 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