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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
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Cardo of thanks and tribatos
of roopoet. le a word, payrUc
fa adraaeo. Miaiaiaai SOe.
Greek Foces Now
Pushiiig Ahead
Extend Lines Into Al- I
bonio Orf Big Front. , |
Hond-to-Hond Fighting.'
Axis Spokesmen
See War Spread
rds. The game was not declared
forfeit.
Ccmference standings to date
as follows:
Won Lost Tied
Move Mode To Get
Hungary, Rumania,
Efulgoria, Spain Involved, j^iethorpe
School
JNewberry ..
Rollins* . . .
Wofford
Presbjrterian
Stetson
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members of the committee.” He
ed that he thought it would* ba-
around February 1, IMl, when Ite
second term of the current school
year begins.
Athens, Greece, Nov. iP. — Greek
Brick bungalow (mFer-itroope extended their lines in Al-
Ic'bania, captured-more Italian prison-1 axis spokesmen call “a form of war,'
Erskine
Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 10.—Ger- j
man and Italian diplomacy, whidi CUNNINGHAM NEW
of the college in 1029, tendered hts
resignation in June, 1939, to become
are i effective in May of this year but
{agreed to continue in the office un-
Pet. I til a successor had been chosen.*
1.0001 Announcement of Dr. Cunning-
1.000,ham’s election was made by Dr. J-!^lji ID^UII I
.825'McDowell Richards, of Decatur, Ga.,jL*nURVi*niLL WUrl li
AM chairman of the teard of trusty, af- SHOW HAND NOW
.SM'ter a called meeting to hear the re-'
.OMjport of a nominating committee
.080{headed by J. Archie Cannon of Con-
jeord.
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Dr. Richard-s said that Dr. Cun-i
LOSr-Sp^„rghW.«hooIri«,,:2;i„Sor<.^S‘™S5’ 'i'M
I Italian bases from the air, reports
inftials “RDJl.” on inside. If found
please notify Rev. R. D. Hu^ies and
get reward. Ic
TRESPASS NOTICE—Notice is giv-;
en that hunting, fishing or tres-/
passing of any kind upon my land is
hereby prohibited. Violators of this
notice will be prosecuted. T. J. Dav
enport, Jr. 5-8p
CHRISTMAS CARDS-^'I^Ti^
with name imiHinted^> Beautiful
new dmdgns, one selection or assort
ment. Come in today and make your
selection for later delivery. Chronicle
Pub. Co.,'Stationery Dept.
DID YOU GUESS on STOVE? A
half-filling of coal lasted Viyt
hours, The “Warm Morning” stove
is a real coal-saver. C-W>-S Guano
Co., Inc. Ic
from the front said today.
(The Athens radio, heard at Sofia,' British empire,
broadcast that Gredc troops ^adj The German army in Rumania, es-
swept down from the heights of theitimated by cons|^ative neutral
M(»x>va mountains bast of Koritza j servers at moee than 3M.0M and
and had forced their way into part {possibly 5M,0M men, is a possible
of that main Italian base on theiguide to the trend,
north front. The lUlians feU back inj it«uan sources in Rome
b«”xsj:s-iDAyiDsoN president
wi^ a new agreement amemg Hun-1 •
gary, ^Rumania and Bulgaria as aj Davidson, N. C., Nov. 19.—Dr. Jemn
prelude to a fresh campaign against (Rood Cunningham, 49-year-oid pas-
he British empire. tor of the First Presbyteriian church
of Winston-Salem, was eleetd presi
dent of Davidson college today to
asset
succeed Dr. W. L. Lingle, resigned.
Dr. Lingle, who became president
London, Nov. 19.—Prime Minister
Churchill, a.sked for a statement off
objectives which would make M
I . . _ ,. . J «, • „ 1 clear that Great Britain “is striving
I the nominating committee would
continue to function until Dr. Cun
ningham’s decision was received by
the trustees.
“If he accepts,” said Dr. Richards,!
“we presiune that the date of his WE DO ALL EIND6 OF PRINTUVR
taking office will be determined by —EXCEPT EAD
conferences with Dr. Lingle and| CBRONICLR PUBLISHING COl
replied imthe house of com-
mons today that “the time has not
come when official declaration rimakl
be made of the war aims.”
that Bulgaria and Rumania wou
join in forthcoming war moves of
Germany and Italy and that Spain’s
decisk}n would bc^me known after t
Spanish Foreign Minister Serrano'
Simer, from war conversations yes-
Hitler,
NO HUNTING or Trespassing of any
kind allowed on oiu* land.
DAVID T. PITTS.
JOHN H. PITTS.
21.2p J. H. PITTS, JR.
haiid-to-4iand, fighting. Budapest
quoted the Athens radto that Italian
trenches at Koritza were being idtell-
ed by Greek artillery).
Reports from the central front,
where tiie Greeks had charged down
from Mount Smolika, crossed the Al-1 terday with ' Reichfuehrer
banian border at Melisopetra and'reached Madrid,
pushed north toward Koritza, said | A Rome dispatch said that L’Ave-
that in mopping up scattered Italian'nire, Italian newspaper, gave cre-
units between Loasovic and Erseka,! denoe to a Bel|a^e report that So-
in Albania, the Greeks had captured I viet Russia would seek to gain Turk-
33 Witi-tank guns, 10 field guns, 10lish acceptance of the axis plan Tor
trench mortars and had blown up | Soutiieastem Europe,
large munitions dumps. * Bulgaria’s reward for cooperation
(An Athens broadcast heard at’'^0“l<i be an outlet to the Aegean. *
Memories
TRESPASS NOTICE—Notice is giv
en that hunting, fishing or tres
passing of any kind upon the land
Sofia said the Greeks now held an
unbroken front in Albania from Er
seka to Koritza a strip 18 miles long,
six to 10 miles inside Albania).
A Greek communique said that
formations of Italiaa planes, a Kome oispaicn said diplomatic
*^^^had bombed the Greek front Une, circto, believed Germany would seek
prohibits. Violator of this noh« ^ ^ -
“““ shot down yesterday, seven by Greek
Young, Clinton, S. C. 28 3c British fighting planes and two
through Greece, while Spain would
gain Gibraltar and perhaps more of
Morocco — ’this was the hypothesis
generally agreed upon by observers
in Rome and elsewhere.
A Rome dispatch said diplomatic
BIBLES—^For personal use or as an
Ideal Christmas Gift. Scofield and
American Revised Version. Chronicle
Pub. Co., Stationery Dept.
FOR SAL£—subtly used girls bi-
cyctet Apply to Mrs. Francis Bla
lock at Clinton Employment offices
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PANSY PLANTS—Place your ortier
for Giant Mixed Colors R^msies.
We also have Coluibbine and Sweet
William Plants. Blakely Brothers
Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic
TRESPASS NOTICE—Notice is giv-
that hunting, fishing or tres-
en
passing of any kind upon my land is
hereby prohibited. Violators 6f this
notice will be prosecuted. J. C. Cope
land, Columbia, S. C. 21-3c
ROSE BUSHES. We have a fine as-
sortmoit of. individually wrapped
bushes. Etoile de Holland, Red Radi
ance, Talisman, Druschki, E. G. Hill
and dtiibrs. Blakdy Brothers' Seed
Store. Tafephope 188.
by anti-aircraft guns.
Fierce battles were in progress in
the mountains of the central front,
where Italians still had footholds in
side Greece. The Italian Alpini troops
fighting defensively from artillery
and machine gun nests, were sup
ported against the Greek Evzones by
Italian bombers which circled the
peaks, dumping explosive bombs
around Greek positions. At night the
plai^ dropped flares, exposing
Greek positions to Italian gunners.
The Greeks were reported charg
ing Italian positions despite heavy
losses. Mountain shepherds, both
Greek and Albanian, helped trans
port the wounded, to first aid stations.
A Greek ddetor was quoted that Ital
ian planes swooped low over rescue
mule teams negotiating the treacher
ous goat paths, machine-gunning and
tossing hand grenades at them. The
nights were bitterly cold ' on the
mountain front and the Greeks were
Spaii\^8 permission to occupy the
west coast of Morocco to complete
the western Mediterranean jaw of
the “vise” with which the axis would
try to squeeze the British.
Ballot In House
To HoM CtiiHiress
Members Kill Adjourn-
ment Mdve, 191 to 148,
Because of War Crisis.
Washington, Nov, 19.—The house
refused to end this session of con
gress today, voicing Isy a 191 to 148
vote a feeling that so long as the for
eign crisis continues congress should
stay on the jib.
By its action it upset the plans of
Democratic leaders, who brought up
the adjoumm«it resolution. The
FREE! If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Moating,
Nauaea, Gas Pains, get frae sample,
Udga, at Kellers Drug Store. Jan2 p
FOR SALE — Eight weeks old pedi-
gr^d buff and sorrell cocker span
iel puppies. Papers furnished for reg
istration. 3uree males, two femals.
Reasonably priced. Georgia Brooker,
State Traini^ School. c-tf
DON’T -“TOTE” WCXDD. Get a
“Warm Morning” stove. Bums day
and ni^t on one filling of coal. See
model in <H>onition at our office.
C-W-S Guano Co., Inc. _ Ic
FOR RENT—Four-room and three-
room unfurnished apartments. Close
in. Newh' dwie over. AH conven
iences. Ready for occupancy Dec. 1.
R^sonable rates. Mrs. Geo. C. Odi-
ome. Call 318. 28-2c
leaders thus were presented with an
making good use of 14,(K>0 blankets, j outright defeat on the first test of
abandoned by the Italians along with ^eir own strength since the election
400 horses, 26 mortars and many ma-! of two weeks ago.
chine guns.
ACREAGE fIguRES
FOR 1941COTTON
Columbia, Nov. 19;—The state ag
ricultural adjustment administration
office approved and releaiwd today
the 1941 acreage allotments for^e
105,117 cotton farmers in South
oliim.
State Administrative Officer R. W.t
Hamilton said the allotments were
1,351,055 acres, compared with 1,-
360,165 acres this year.
ITie figures showed Orangeburg
county, with an allotment of 85445
acres, was the largest cotton-growing
county and that Charleston, with
2JI34, was the smallest.
WALKER’S
FUNERAL HOME .
Clinton, S. C.
FOB COLORED PEOPLE ONLY
Day 9tt9—Pbeaw—Nigii* tl9
Rev. H. W. Walker, MBBagar
TYPEWRITERS
Aatherised uirfenread Dealer.
Ocaaing aad repairiag all
rcasasmble cluurgaa.
Kenneth N., Suker
Their reverse was caused by the
defection of 44 Democrats. TTiese, in
cluding particularly Democrats from
the West, combined their votes with
those of a solid Republican minority
to block the adjournment move.
The 44 Democrats included .Repre
sentatives^ Cox and" Wliekhel oft
Georgia.
NEWBERRY TOPS
SOUTH ATLANTIC
The South Atlantic conference lad
der was tilted* again last week-end
as six conference teams settled three
S. A. C. disputes thus changing mid
season conference standings.
Newberry pushed into first place
by. a 32-0 defeat over Erskinr in
their third conference game of the
season. Presbyterian pushed a vis
iting Wofford eleven up and down
the Calvinist home field to win by
a touchdown margin, 12-6,‘a score
RAT j which placed the Presbyterians of
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ray announce {Clinton in fourth place. |
the birth of a daughter. Ruby Sandra, j The game scheduled between Stet-
on Tuesday, November 12. / ' son and Oglethorpe was postponed
CRUMP jdue to a flu epidemic at dgletiunpe
Mr. and Mrs. Lecm Crump an- which slashed the ranks of the Pet-
1 nounce "the birth of a daughter, {
Linda Suzanne, on Friday, Novem- i HUNTING SEASON OPENS '
ber 15. (Thief Game Warden A. A. Rich-
EICUBLBERGER lardson announces that the South
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh L. Eichelber-1 Carolina hunting seasoh will open to-
ger Announce the birth of a son, | day. Thanksgiving day, in this state.
Monday, November 18.
Birth Announceinents
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a
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pf Holland street, near Florida
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lot on west side of South Broad
Street, between Maple and
Walnut.
These are bargains, to. ba
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