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Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, August 20, 1942 Candidates Urge War Effort Unity Speeches Vary Little As Office Seekers Appear At Conway. elected. He also adv'ocafecT creating a surplus for the lean years he pre dicted wduld follow the war. His opponent, Wyndham M. Man ning of Sumter, said that “we must! [have a government on a clean, eco nomic and business-like basis be cause the post-war years will be dif ficult." He pledged cooperation with every agency of government and also with the federal government. Eugene S. Blease of Newberry, Conway. Aug. 18.—Approximately former state chief justice seeking' 300 persons assembled here today to nomination as United States senator,; hear candidates for governor, the advocated economy in government | . . and criticized what he termed ex- Umted States senate, congress, and travagance waste . . , solicitor of the Tweifth judicial cir-, Senator Burnet R Maybank , of ; cuit tell the voters why th ®y should charleston, a candidate for reelec- be norninated in the Democratic pn- tioa> told of his ac ti v ity in congress' WOMAN OF THE WEEK: Known mai> August 25. since the outbreak of ikar and said!as “the best loved woman in Wash- The candidates varied little from he had voted against expenditures ington," Irene Caldwell makes other their previous speeches. The cam- that did not contribute to the war ipeople , s happiness her j 0 b. One of FULMER ASSAIL! PROGRAM DHiYl survey' committee, in which he as serted that “nothing would be more helpful in connection' with die war effort . . . than to have a strong, fa* w. C. T. U. TO MEET MONDAY Washington, Aug. 18. — Chairman H. P. Fulmer, Democrat, South Caro lina, of the house agriculture com mittee, renewing the fight for im mediate production of synthetic rub ber from farm products, charged to day that “selfishness and greed" of rubber manufacturers and petroleum interests have blocked the program. He also accused government of ficials of a “bad mistake" in refus ing 'allocation of critical materials needed in plant construction, declar ing the “selfish attitude” of technical , advisers to War Production Chief' Donald .M. Nelson was responsible. His charges were contained in a manufacture Of rubber out of alco hol from agricultural products." vocable report from you in behalf of immediate setting up of the manu facturing of rubber froin alcohol." , Legislation creating a separate government agency to provide for development Of rubber substitutes from farm and forest products was vetoed by Mr. Roosevelt on grounds it would “block the progress of the war production program and, there fore, The war itself.” At the same time, he appointed Baruch to head a three-man committee to inquire into the rubber problem. Fulmer told Baruch “it would ap pear to me that a man of your type, The Woman’s Christian Temper ance union will meet Monday after noon, August 24, at 4 o’clock with Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. paign has been virtually without na-effort. tional issues, j Olin D. Johnston of Spartanburg, . .. . .. seeking npmihation as governor, re- prosecution of the war. viewed his Record as governor in; * - 1934-38 and declared that he would! SAY. “I SAW IT IN THE CHRON keep the state ^budget balanced if ICLE.” THANK YOU. * n with wide 4 business experience will agree that those in authority have made: and are continuing to CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY. August 24 and 25 MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 24 and 25 ( Washington’s outstanding hostesses, All the candidates urged unity in she is not unusually wealthy, is not concerned with politcs and hgs no interest in “society" as such. But she is interested in people, and in the 12 years she has been in Washington! she has done a very great deal to help them. The Goodwill Industries letter to Bernard M. Baruch, chair-j make a bad mistake by not permit- man of President Roosevelt’s, rubber ting us to immediately engage in tike State Farm Life Insurance Co. The 'CHIEF Policy $2,000.00 of Life Protection for only $17.50 a year. R. D. LYNN, Agent Phene 42 Ordinary, Endowment, ainst Mre n STANWYCK-McCREA I Married An Angel'' Girls, the Save the Children Inter national Union (for war refugees) have all benefited from her skill as an organizer. She can make people work for what they want, and like it. She is a sort of “unofficial” diplomat, too. Her guests often include people , With JEANETTE McDONALD, such widely different opinions NELSON EDDY, EDW. EVERETTE i they might never meet officially. HORTON, BINNIE BARNES, REGI- ——* 1 NALD OWEN, DOUGLAS DUM- ON THE “WAVES”: Chairman Carl BRILLE, MONA MARIS and LEO- Vinson of 1116 1101186 naval NID KENSKY. With songs by Rich- committee has been quoted as saying f ,ard Rogers and Lorenz Hart that the duties of the newly author - plus ! ized naval auxiliary corps may in- 1 [elude some “culinary assignments.”. However, most of the work of the Praduced wwJ 0'ected by WILLIAM A WELLMAN SELECTED SHORTS. NEWS. Feature begins 2:24,4:24,7:24,9:24. 10c and 30c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, August 26 and 27 "I Was Framed'' With MICHAEL AMES, JULIE 10:17 - BISHOP, REGIS TOOMEY. j •• Feature begins 2:00,4:18,6:36,8:44.; "Sweetheart Of the Fleet" er and larky parks With JOAN DAVIS. JINX FALK- ENBURG, JOAN WOODBURY. | ‘ ^ plus Feature begins 3:00,5:18,7:36.9:44. 10c and 20c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, August 28 and 29 ~ SELECTED SHORTS. NEWS. 10c and 25c : corps will probably be clerical and Feature begins 2:35,4:35,7:35,9:35. stenographic, as its purpose is to fe- ; lease able-bodied men from “desk” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, [jobs. The first officers’ training j August 26 and 27 [course is scheduled to begin early in .. e k. A • October, probably at Smith college, The Mystery ot Marie I Northampton, Mass. Enlisted women Roaet" l wi11 be trained lajter^ at a middle ivugci Western university. Northwestern With PATRIC KNOWLES, MARIA has been mentioned as a possibility. MONTES, MARIA OUSPENSKAYA, • It was thought earlier that the corps and JOIEN LITEL. * j would be called the WANR (Wom- Feature begins 3:02,5:27,7:52, and en’s Auxiliary Naval Reserve), but it is currently referred to as “Women I. U a |. /i iAppointed for Volunteer Emergency, ■16110 AnnapOllS ! Service,” a clumsy title which leads j With TOM BROW^T JEAN PARK- one to suspect that it was made up [to fit the nickname “Waves.” Feature begins 2:00,4:25,6:50,9:15.' —— MARGINAL NOTES: Washington,! D. C., has 23 policewomen . . . Worn-; en are working as life guards at many pools and small lake beaches, 1 !but so far they have not proved equal jto the strenuous job of guarding the! I big ocean beaches. “GANG BUSTERS,” Chapter 9. 10c and 20c 10 A. M. Show THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, , August 28 and 29 Prairie Gunsmake a a ,| WAAC DOCTORS: Two women 'have been appointed by the war de- With BILL ELLIOTT and TEX partment for duty as surgeons with SELECTED SHORTS. NEWS. 10c and 30c Feature Begins: Friday: 2:39, 4:39, 7:39, 9:39. Saturday: 2:56, 5:08, 7:20, 9:32. RITTER. • ♦ Feature Begins: Friday: 2:00, 4:22, 7:00, 9:22. Saturday: 2:57, 5:21, 7:45,10.09. "Jungle Siren" With BUSTER CRABBE and ANN CORIO. - Feature Begins: Friday: 2:55,5:17,7:55,10:17. Saturday: 1:30,3:54,6:18,8:42. -, — plus “DICK TRACY VS. CRIME, INC.,” Chapter 14. 10c and 25c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. WAR STAMPS ON SALE AT BOTH THEATRES e.* »j» fja •>»> (Political Advertisement) t t NEIGHBORHOOD MOTHERS ENDORSE Eugene S. Blease We, mothers of sons offering their liyes in our coun try’s defense, are neighbors of Judge Eugene S. Blease, always our true neighbor. He has helped our boys in peace; he will help them in war. Our boys have played with his boy, also now iii his country’s service. * .V We wish Eugene S. Blease elected to the United States Senate, for we know: He will oppose extravagance, idleness and corruption, so that the war will be won as ekrly as possible, so your boys and our hoys, who are spared, may come back to us and to a state of bonest peace. ^ Mothers, help us beat the political machines. Vote with us for Judge Blease, who will serve bis country at all times. We are willing to entrust the lives of our sons to his care. We can depend on Eugene; S. Blease. MRS. HARRIETTE LEAVELL O’DONNELL • MRS. C. E. HUTCHINSON MRS. CHARUE M. BERRY MRS. JOSIE P. Me ALBANY MRS. S. O. NESLEY MRS. L. G. ESKRIDGE, SR. 1 MRS. OTTO F. ARMFIELD MRS. EPSIE M. BUZHARDT MRS. G. V. CLAMP MRS. FRANK DEVORE the WAAC. They are Dr. Elizabeth Garber of Chicago and Dr. Mary L. Moore of Rifle, Colo. —’ — SUNNY SIDE UP: Prof. Ivan E. McDougle of Goucher college, will probably never hear the last of this . . . You may remember that not long ago he said that the only way we can maintain our standard of living is by putting wives as well as their husbands to work He thinks life has been too easy for the women, but they are certainly making it hard for him now! ISAAC COPELAND ACCEPTS POSITION AS COLLEGE LIBRARIAN ” J. Isaac Copeland, who has been librarian at Furman university, Greenville, for the past six years, has resigned the position to accept similar work with Presbyterian col lege, effective Sept. 1. ! Mr. Copeland received his B. A. degree from Presbyterian college in 1931, and holds & B. S. degree in li brary science and M. A. in history from Peabody university, Nashville, Tenn., and did graduate work at the 1 University of Chicago. He was awarded the Sullivan medal upon graduation from Peabody. | Friends of Mr. Copeland, who is the son of Mrs. W. D. Copeland and the late Mr. Copelatad, will learn with interest of his return to the city. Bond Sale Rally At Goldville Monday The state war savings stamp com mittee is sponsoring a bond sale at !the Community building in Goldville on Monday afternoon, August 24, at 2:30 o’clock. | Claude N. Sapp, district attorney, ! wiir be the speaker for the occasion. ;The goal for this drive is set at 10% | of the entire payroll in bonds. | The public is cordially invited and urged to attend. (Political Advertisement) To The Voters In The Democratic Primary: . 0 ■ iW I came into the Auditor's Office four years ago with 12 years experience in this kind of work. I am offering my ser vices as-your Auditor solely on the grounds of my experience and efficiency. The duties now required of me forbid my mak ing a house to house canvas, but >yill deeply appreciate your vote and support. * * If elected, I will perform the duties required of the County Auditor in such a manner that will merit your unqualified ap proval. Miss JENNIE V. CULBERTSON • • ». Candidate for County Auditor (Political Advertisement) Pali, far By Newberry Friends of Judge Blease \ The man who has had the actual experience VOTE FOR Robert L Teague And Re-Elect Your County Supervisor ' . I wish to thank you again for giving me the opportunity to serve a half-term as supervisor.. I can assure you that I have tried with honest rv ability to give the county as a whole a co-operative, efficient and econom ical administration. - I feel that with my two years of'experience as supervisor, added to my deep interest in the betterment of county roads, bridges and the coun ty’s affairs in general, qualifies me to seek the office for a full term. I have kept the county expenses within the appropriations of the sup ply bill, trying to give the tax-payer full value for every dollar spent. SOBER COURTEOUS CAPABLE x As it is impossible to see each of you per- sonally, I am taking this opportunity for saying “Thank You” for your vote and support. Your Yote*and Support Will Be Deeply Appreciated