The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 12, 1940, Image 4

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V / PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THUIttDAY. SEPTEMBER 1^ 1940 (Fife Clmton (El^rotiirU ErtibHifced 1M« WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBUSHING COBIPANY One Year Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): 11.50; Six Months 1i cents; Three Month Months 50 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Chronicle seeks" the cooperation of its subscribers and. refers— the publisher will at all times appreciate* wise suggestions and kindly advice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for^the views or opinions of its corresiiondents. come them back into his fold, but his fold would not hold them, they are now saying that his church is full of liars and hipper-crits. mr. slim chance, jr., who ran for the leggis- lature, said no less than 25 mem bers had promised to vote for him. ^he got only 3 at their box and voted i 2 of| them hi^lf. , fall bizness has opened up with a bang, our grocep^ stoars are setting 'the woods on fire so to speak, the corner cash claims that his sales for last week jumped from 11$ to 16$. the other stoar done equally as well.| thie public is buying better grocer-1 ies. verry little fat-back meat is be TODAY AND TOMORROW By Frank Parker STOCKBRIDGE filters, and the best subetance for those has been coconut shells, which have to be brought a long way by sea. Hut the Carbide A Carbon Chemicals corporation has just an nounced the invmtion of a method of making a better gas-mask char coal out of ordinary sawdust, cogl, or other materials. FINAL SBTTLEBfENT Take notice that on the 8th day of October, IMO, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Guardian of the estates of James Edward Sprunt and Margaret Adair Sprunt, minors, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 2 ,o’ck>^ p. m., and on the same day will apply dor a final discharge • Everythin* known sea, if you know where to find it' Any person indebted to'said es- There’s more gold in the sea than ** notified and required to ever was mined, but it costs too payment on or before that much to get it out. But some smart^®*®: persons having claiihi chemists, working for the Dow'®d®**'®^ estates will present DEFENSE—Materiab , -• — — . . - When a nation contemplates fight-' Chemical company, found how to them <m orl>efore said date, duly ing invented in they have gone t*** ing either for offense or defense, it 8*1 out of the sea two elements Proven, or be forever barred, ham and breakfast bacon, we are al'.j needs a lot of different materials which are essential in the construe- MRS. PEARL H. SWIUNT STQNE^ . happy to see this deluge of bizness.' which it can always get In time of tion and operation of modem air- we heve rote babson about it. CLINTON, s. c., Thursday, September i*. I'm* we THEY DID A GOOD JOB question, “What will Hitler do?” Itjbahdbills with a cross and a .ikulJ The Chronicle desires to congratu- is time to begin to make others ask printed on it. holsum moore found late the managers of the large Clin- with equal interest and concem,>2 same in his front pi-azza. they ton eity precinct for the manner in “What will the United States do?” ' - which they handled their job Tues-^ ^ day. The election was conducted ac- THE REAL TOOLS OF iWAR peace but which are hard t6 lay i planes. One is the metal magnesium, Sept. 6, 1940.--3-4cw. hands on when needed in time of the other is bromine. j —« ,.x. think another fifth coilumlwar. Military men call such mate-i Magnesium is the lightest of all i passed thru towii last night, he left rials that are not readily at hand in metals, which makes it valpable in “ an emergency “critical” materials, {airplane building. It is tou^ and There is a long list of “critical” i ^sily worked, but hard to find. materials which will have to be pro-jCnemisb learned that there’s enough jsai^^“beware of how you talk; y'»ujvided for before the great programi nr^agnesium in ^ cubic n^ile of aea^ Imought be blowed up.” holsum had'of national defense now starting can water to supply all the airplane' ibenn heahi to speak harshly about ’ be completed. First on the army’s list needs of the world for years to come. Guardian. cording to the rules and regulations modern army is a motorized, hitler and mv»CT-leha. he said botli|is manganese. Then there are tin,;They tound an economical of as specified by law. and throughout mechanical organization, as the Nazi of them oughttoi>e arrested and put! rubber, magnesium and char-. extractii^it,^ and now the day they were ready to serve assault on London now reveals, in jail, he will gard kjs tongue from j coal of a special quality, the voters promptly and courteously xVoops are transported by trucks in- now on and kept the crowd going in and out gf marching on foot; cavalry ol the booths without congestion. horses are carried in trucks, and the W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE .station Standait) Products Cara WasM aai Orwai Taur Baaiaaaa Appradatai With the closing of the polls the tanks, which were a novelty in the counting of the ballotstin a box this last big w'ar, have become a vital yores trttlie mike lark, corry sponden size is always a big job. But ffie managers went about their task, aid ed by several splendid helpers, in a prompt and business-like manner part ^f the armament of any nation which expects to match the high speed tactics which have proved so successful in Europe, and in a short while their count was; More reliance is to be placed on completed and turned in at our of-^ motorized, rhobile artillery of all fice. That i.s service par-excellent,. calibers than (^e tacticians of the Smith Is Opposed To Counting War planes out of Gulf of Mexico water! Manganese comes first, because |, “j<‘«™.'>i*h^.preasure e^ei’^ without it steel of the necessary, »"“:toock gasobne. One of the, hardness and toughness for use in firearms, and all other military things added to gas for that purpoae is bromine. Off the Carolina coast huge pumps bring sea-water to great chemical plans where the brmnine ii, extracted and shipped to the gasoline refineries. tons a year. The steel companies,! There isn’t anything man can’t do; among them, have a little more thanl“ equipment made of steel, cannot be produced. The best estimate of the nation’s manganese requirements for the rearmament program is 960,000 for .NO large a box. jold school ever dreamed of. And as The managers deserve the thanks for the air force, which has become of the community for the jam-up: the most essential arm of the service, way in which t^iey perfonned their I what does it consist of but a vast la.Nk. .While the matter of appoint- number of high-powered motors, at- ^ment of managers is no business of tached to wings? Someone said that ,„ours. The Chronicle, now two years, he could fly a tea-tray il he had a in ad\ance recommends to the coun- powerful enough engine. executive committee the re-ap- All of which means that the new Showing Partiality Is Held In-{that on hand, and the governmentj FINAL SETTLEMENT consistent With Good Will Take notice that on the 20th day. and Neutrality. ty ”pnintTntnTt"*-fTf*—gontlowvQn... as army thwe so much talk two and a half million dollars, as a reserve. But outside of Russia the whole world produces, only 840,000 Myrtle Beach, Sept. 7.—Declaring. tons a year, he does not believe the emergency is I managers for the Clinton precinct, about and which we are about W) with five serving as against three build will have to know as much defense probl^. in ihc first primary. They handled and probably more about motore, then job according to the law with- gasoline engines and Diesels, than its out delay in an efficient manner, and soldiers will have to learn about for their work are due the thanks' shooting rifles. The best soldier will ot the voters of the community! be the man who is most at home ♦ with machines and their ojieration. great enough “for us to Hitlerize the American people” and asserting that the voluntary system should be tri^ before compulsory military training, Senator E. D. (Colton Ed) Smith to day gave his views on,, the American Senator Smith with his family and secretary, Alfred Lawton is visiting here. The veteran senator said: “I have always stood for adequate defense in this country. I mean pre- \VE EXTEND THANKS if we are going to really get ready The returns of the second on.n.iiy ,,-i war as a nation, it is of first im- were tabulated, pul in printed lorm portance that we learn something and announced early Tue.sday night about the etTective tools of war, by The Chronicle for the informa- which are machines. tion ot the large crowd attending ^ the matinee. Shortly after the ixillsj - — — closed the returns began coming in!^ through our election hook-up and it was soon possible to predict who the - paredness to meet all emergencies and to do it during peace time and let our army add navy and our mili tary forces be such that we will al- wa^ be ready to defend this coun try, but this present war hysteria, in my opinion, is partially political. winners would be. The Chronicle has received many favorable comments on our election service, the best we have yet been able to offer Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee 'I believe that if there was really CYCLOPS—Disappeared Very little manganese is produced in'the United States. The largwt pro ducer is Brazil. In the last .-World war the U. S, collier “Cyclops,” loaded with 10,000 tons of Brazilian manganese, disappeared so complete ly that no /trace of the ship or crew has ever been found, probably the work of a German submarine. Wash ington has never forgotten that, and is tryiiii’' to find sources nearer home. The most promising source seems to be Cuba. A process developed by the Freeport Sulphur company* owners of the Cuban deposits, con centrates the lowgrade ore into the higher grade necessary for steel of September, 1940, I will render • final accotmt of my acts and doings as Committee of the estate of Laura M. Hayes, deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate, of Lpurens Codnty, at 10. o’clock a. m., and on the same day witt apply for a final discharge trom my trust as Com mittee. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. FRANK KELLERS SR., V Committee. Aug. 20, 1940.—12-4CW. Gray Funeral Home CUntoRg 8. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Ambnlance Service PhonM 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gan. Mgrs. - News priefs From Flat 'Rock . mr. holsum moore suggests that In return we wish ^ g govverment set up a de- to say that we were able to give the fgnseiesjj council and make senator prompt and complete service because wheeler chairman and Charley lind- ol the assistance of friends who/ielp- ijgj.g seeker-terry and john 1. lewis ed with the tabulations. As stated treasurer they seem to have one after the first primary those who ^ single thought and three handled the broadcast the tabulat- ^grts that beat like one. the totall ing tables and adding machines, certainly must enjoy and ap- rendered valuable service and we work these good (?) wish to exprerss to them publicly our aniericans are trying to do. deep appreciation. The same force helping us in the first primary, was on the job, Tuesday for the repeat job. an imminent emergency we would be justified in appealing to the young men of this country, those of military and naval age, and even go so far as to draft enough with modem im plements of warfare. But during a period of profound peace, such as we are in with all the nations of the earth we are not at war with Ger many or Italy or any of the nations both in the eastern and western hemispheres. “I appreciate that the European situation is a very serious one, as it is ^jianifestly affecting the govern ments and civilization of the Euro pean countries. I do not and never have thought that we were in any danger of war being declared against Also we wish to thank ^he man- lower region is planning to opperate agers uf all precincts in this section)yodgr a new management, and it is of the county for getting their re- possible that the followering will be ports to us promptly after the close fij-m name of hell in the future: ul the polls. It was through their, .‘ga^an, hitler, mussy-lena & co.” hit mr. art square is a seriously mind- us unless we deliberately provoked ed man and a close student of the, it. world ansoforth. he says that the ‘Tt seems to me we are getting dangerously near it. cooperation that the complete tabu- jgj- will no doubt be the head-man “We are all jittery because of the manifestation of power 6y the Ger mans and we are denouncing their brutality and extending our sym- lation was soon announced. And to after ^e has spent a few days down the firm of D. E. Tribble company j tj^gre. he will be able to teech the • Jirh- pathy to England. “It is all very well for the people of America to do it, but it is hardly consistent with our neutrality law and our good will for the nations of the earth for us as a government to be showing our very explicit par tiality for Great Britain.” The senator said he had been criti- cized-for- veling against eompirisory •military training. “I do not believe that the emer gency is great enough for us to Hit- wc are grateful for the'tKSETtJf^eHTdevil himself some schemes of his splendid broadcasting equiprnent.] will promote horror, suffering, AI.no to Prather-Simpson Furniture gnd pain that will make the place company and Roses 5 and 10 Cents {worthy of its name. mrs. square Stol e we are indebted for the cour- ^ scolded art a right smart for indulg- tesy 61 using their radio-phonograph)j^g jjj speh terrible talk, but he said - I >‘<. t>rd.s . which added, music, —ly^ew of what ho spoke anso- the exening's program. To all who.forfh helped with the “matinee,” in anyi • ^——- way. xse are indebted and say thank) miss jennie veeve.^With, our af-. you. Complete returns on the coun-1 fident principle, is getting reddy toilerize the American people. We ty races are found in the columns open up the flat rock high scholl! should make the compensation for of todays paper. jnext week, she will install some new. those who go into training sufficient And so we sign off until the next coar.ses this year, she plans to have and impress upon the youth of this election' two years hence. We will a class in ho-mex, allso one in cally-j country their duty to be prepared be back on the air"'again at that senticks. and will allso teech spelling! to defend, what one time was the lime we hope with our same effi-, and riling, these two last studdies greatest democracy, if not (fi^only cient performer at the “mike." {have gradually crept out of scholl[democracy, on earth. I believe the In the meanwhile may we repedt leeching for the past few years and house is right in opposing compul- —“If You Don’t Read The Chronicle how to do these things seems to be a sory military training until they had You Don't Get The News.” lost art. a few of them will be teech-' ed to spell along with other stuff. making. But the Cuban-American trjed the new provisions of the vol untary system. THE WRONG QUESTION Docs Hitler plan * to invade the ^ our town counsell is trying to de- Uniicd States? One hears this ques- vise ways and means to raise some tion a.sked often, with many conjee- monney to opperate on till next de- tures about the answer. He himself tember, when taxes come in. the explicitly denies any such intention, poleesman and the mayer have used but he is such a liar no one believes up all of the ^.town’s cash and cred- any promise he makes. It is our dick and they claim that they have belief however, that he has no two months sallery that are in ar- such intention now or for the future, rears, their budget looks verry dark. W’e need to stand on our own legs, the cittizons seem to be weary of Dr. Richard B. Ferguson and Mrs. Ferguson of Baltimore, Md., visit ed Mr. • and Mrs. James Copeland Wednesday afternoon. On Wednesday night Mr. and BIrs. Manganese corporation has, a ca pacity of onjy 100,obo tons a year of ferro-grade manganese, Sf 'about one-tenth of expected rearmament requirements.' With manganese shipments from Russia, India arid Africa shut off by war and those from Eouth America threatened, the search for domestic sources is intense. Plenty of 16^- grade deposits have been found, but few suitable for high-grade steel making. The bugeau of mines is spending two million dollars in the hunt. One big copper mining com pany is developing a method of re- hning American ore. But we still are short of manganese. TIN—Vital Tin is another metal which we don’t produce but have to have, not only for containers but as an alloy for use with other metals in making many important parts of military madiines. The alloy of tin and cop-’ per, which we call bronze, is the old est of all alloys. When the ancient Carthagenians ventured to sail their ships to England, they found the na tive Britons mining tfffTH" Corn watt, and became rich bringing it back to sell to Rome. Bronze swords, arrowheads and shields were the first effective wea pons of war. ’They were far superior to' the stone weapons"of' the primi tive tribes, and enabled peoples which had them to become great nations. After a while other peoples found out how to melt iron and the bronze age passed into history. And Rome exterminated Carthage. We get little tin from the British mines now. Most of our supply comes from the Malay peninsular and Bolivia, a long sea voyage in each case. But new methods of re claiming tin from old cans, and a still newer method of mgking tin less food containers,, promise relief in time from the present critical shortage of tin. D. EL TriUUe Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS M Jind,,* EMBALMERS Licenaed Embi^litgrs, Complete Modern Day Phone 94 Night 24, 2SS or 255 Clinton, S. C. REAL E3TATE FIRE and'UFE INSURANCE LOANS FINANCED ON SEAL ESTATE B. H. BOYD Telephone No. 6 Ginton, S. C. QUICK RELIEF for PERSPIRING FEET STA-DRI FOOT LOTTON Checks Perapfixtion Sorely and Sofo^.; Pleasant to Uao— —WiU Not Injore Hooo Also Excellent for Under Arm Uae. 35c At Your DrugglsPs Auto Losuis! * We will loan you money on your ear or refinance your car foi^ you. Our terms and rates are standard. TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO, CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH -Phone 11^ Sales and Service —Glmtoir, S. €. The job before us is to attain, and paying taxes, they say they don’t getlj' SUBSTITUTES—Available Military people have stopped wor rying about the rubber supply, though great “stock piles” of natural rubber are being ^cumulated, be cause it is cheaper, so far, ffian the *new and superior synthetic rubbers produced by Goodrich, Firestone and others. There’s been a lot of worry in that a.N quickly as is humanly pos- Nothing in return for same, whoever Washington about the charcoal sup- sible, a state of preparedness such has as much as 75$ to loan on the'i Gas masks must have charcoal that the United States and its poli- town’s note, plese rite or foam the Again on Friday night Mr. andj Mrs. Gillette Simpson gave a lovely; party honoring Dr, and Mrs, Fergu-li son. - Mr. and Mrs. Tan Ray visited Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cannon Skinday. cies do no depend on the intentions poleesman at 1-J. of a foreign ruler. If Hitler does plan to invade the United States, A Few More Hens of More or then there is only one answer—pre- Len hiteroet pare. If he doesn’t, the answer is the dog which bit the poleesman w u « .« «« d.. i precisely the same. The existence of the other night did not have the « an aggressive military force of the rabbits, therefoar he will not have Lopeian^ o^ Llinton, Mr. anqj kind he maintains and on which he to take the pasture treatment, hlsi**”’ °' has built the hegemony of Europe,! head was cut off and sent to the state *• ■■ means that a country like the United | cappitol whov it was examined, the States must have such force at its report said that it showed nil. dr. disposal that it can make its own hubbert green explained that “nU* policy, no matter what policies are {meant that the dog was not mad. SCHOOL CHEDREN adopted abroad Europe cringed for seven years, asking the breathless question: What will Hitler do? We need to stop ask ing this question in America. We'onhisleg shouldn’t care a plugged nickel what' his hegd was not sent back, the po leesman was bit while on his beet; their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Burgess and children of near Clinton, Mrs. J. H. Keeter and cMl- dren of Rutherfordton, N. C., and Mrs. H. M. Geer of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn spent he woke up in time to keep himelt *" ">« mountain, ot North Irom getting bit twice, it happened ^ . . . are sometimes careksa — but you ^ould nevar be. And that la why we should .-tnit imd keep your brakea athool-^bOd aafe — FOR IT COULD BE YOUR OWN CHILD. he does. But we should adjourn poli tics in Washington and prepare — move quickly at top spe^ to de- v^p such force that invasion will I.. he.„but a slim temptation. some of our recent candy-dates which got badly defeated in the elec tion a few days ago have quit com- ming to church, they took, up this babbit when they, announced for of- it is time to stop asking that fatal fis. rev. will waite was glad to wcl- children have returned from a visit to relatives in G«6r^ and Alabama. Henry Seymore continue Ul at his home near here. SUB8CRHW TO T«l GORmflCUl Tka fkTarita Pmst ka CWatan Official HOME BUILDING « WITH A LOCAL MEN with EXPERIENCE are here to ffvide you; local money is jMtHniitly available! **Red tape** and n^less fuss liaye. been ettminated for your con- t^enicnce. If yon plw: to: build, remodel or buy a home ... see us without oblation. Let us help you from the start! THE PlONeiPAL AS WELL AS INTEREST COST Q^M^ALLY VANISH. 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