The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 07, 1944, Image 2

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i v Page Two \r. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 7, 1945 NEWS OF . . . MEN IN THE SERVICE ed- back to Fdrt Bragg, assignment. % . .. N. t. ■^r S-SGT. J. B.^ BARBERY, who has,bon, the European Theater of Ope- been* in service seven years, was | rations, the American Theater, the | : " " an honorable discharge on the HOLMES HOLLAND, of the Navy^ i s y s ^ em ‘ §gt. Barbery served has returned to the States and v isitv; overseaSr ^7 mon ths. He participated, ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby j n >j or thern Frarlce dnd' Ger Holland, this week. C-, for re-|Sgt. Rumph has the Purple Heart, hte made the next day to another group|“sudden crisis once we are on 4heir;C£13 Raised In i Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clust- of officers were salvaged/ | backs.” f* Ifrs, the Presidential CitaJ^on jdb- Iri these addresses, probably hjsi According to Hitler’s stfenographers, j ConjCCT Campaign last. Hitler disclosed the last German ; who 1 tpok notes on the speech and on *’ ... offensive against the U. S. Seventh subsequent conversatioips with Ids j According to Mrs. S^rah D. De- Pre-Pearl Harbor and Good Conduct j and French First army fronts was j officers, it was apparent to sane Loach of Laurens, campaign chair- aimed first, at recapturing valuable members of the Nazi high igpimand man the recent membership cam- mining areas, and second, at giving by December 19 that-the .break-1 N. ribbons. PFC. LEWIS A. YOUNG, is sta- medals. Mrs. J. He is the son of Mr, and this city, has recently completed his| He also told his officers that he had H. Barbery. Sgt. and Mrs. j twentieth month of overseas duty intended to launch his big attack in Honed in North Africa with the Air Barbery, the former Miss Edna King. w i t h an antiaircraft artillery search-! the west in the fail of 1939 with a Transport Command, and is assigned will continue to Jive here. , ! light battalion. After 14 months of t view to a quick kn<5ckout of France to a military police unit. — i continuous combat service he is now \hat year instead of the following . STAFF SERGEANT ALBERT S. serving in an essential and vital post year. „ JOHNNIE FULLER, seaman first,JOHNSON has just completed 24 under Major Gen. William F. Mar-;- The entire German military sched- c lnso jpa.-- completed a course at'the months overseas service with the 8th quat’s 14th Anti-Aircraft Command Jjg was thrown off by waiting Hit- Signal School at Bainbridge. .Md.. Aii; Force. He is a radio operator now on Luzon. He is entitled to wear i e r claimed apparently DreDarine the 1 and has now f ; Weh I ^ T tjksis—J— ,S1 **— tu “' ’ y v * ShiH-makcr. "Calif. ; milling divas, dim secona, ai giving py uecemDer 19 that the .oreaK-1 . KrAniakt in FIRST SGT. LLOYD Ri FOSTER. 1 the German home front a morale I through attenmt had failed and that' palgn in the county brought in jGermarty’s last hopef was goner j jin contributipns^against a quota of man campaign and received , four| SOn jof Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster, of! boost HitlerVspeech December 28 lasted $442. twh hours. It had a number of alibis. The difference between the quota for the wehrmacht’s failures. i and the amount raised, she said, will “As usual,” he said, “jet. careless of-i be left in the county for transporta- ficer was captured .yvith on our (Ardennes) plan. Whether or' not the enemy made| use of them, I don’t know.' Hitler then told his officerf-thSt! documents i tion of needy cancer cpses^r He is entitled to wear transferred to with Brigadier General Jesse Auton’s the Phihppine liberation medal the : aUbi for ^ ttnal German defeat he ,j.. if wc had each of me world po^rs, , 6oth Fl g hter Wip g‘- 1 saw coming. He gave as the reason like Britain, Russia 3 and the United j : • tirinaHnn^in rram"' for ^ delay in launching 016 attack States, to fight one at a time, we j TAYLOR,; P^LLIAM^LANDERS.^n of j Lc.patthe lunwtf. Wwith a turn o<'the| LT. COL. THOMAS T who has been overseas two and Mrs. Cannie Landers, has recently one-half years, arrived in New York arrived at the Welch Convalescent, me ” a '- Sunday. Col. Taylor served as trans- Hospital,- the 'arJny’s new recondi-j seivlc ® porfation officer with the First Army. ’ tioning program there will speed his 3 S° oc i conduct medal Mrs. Taylor left Tuesday for Forticonvalescence and assist his return to Bragg to join Col. Taylor. ■ the best of health. Pvt. Landers iserved 18 months in the Pacific the- v u ♦ ^ ^ efe ” s ® ! prepared. For excellent and untainted, ... he has also been awarded , In his speech of December 12, Hit- i ler prefaced his remarks approxi- Imately as follows: i “Only rarely in centuries is a great It.--. PVT. EDGAR O. R. SADLER has., J ^ ^ , completed his boot training at the^ eader nayself given to the Ger- wounds received in combat. BROWNING DICUS, seaman sec- atre of operations where he end lass, of the Navy, left ffft* West, awarded the Purple Heart Ci a'*, recently for duty in the Pa ri! :c area. Seaman Dicus received hi> t aining at Lake City. Fla., and C..r: . Elliot;. Calif. was marine base at Parris Island and has ,man People who had upited in him- for been transferred to Camp LeJeune,i^ ef s0 ,, m u Ch . P° wer and “ ait b ^at IN. C., for further training. i he could begin a war - !* — i Through his vast armampnt pro- DAVIS, son of W.| CPL. SAM L. CASSANOVA, ^ of Mr. and Mrs M Cassanova has From a scorched page of that CPL. EPPS B. v,, — —. ,, , r A. Davis, has been promoted to the of Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassanova, has, ge L the J^P on all of Europe grade of technician, fourth grade, 1 recently been promoted to that grade .V, Mi A CLARK MEADORS. Sic, of the , 'pent a three-day leave with Meador- and Mr. and Mrs. M. :1am. Sr., recently. in the 126th General which he is stationed pines. hospital w-ith in the Philip- from pjrivate first class. Cpl. Cassa-! speech , 1 copied sen f en ces which in nova is stationed in" Germany themselves flatly pinned guilt for; starting the war on Hitler. i« c- T "We Stand in the middle of a war,'! t enr tohtc m-rmc rttytpw ! u * MIMNAUGH, whichi p erforcei was inevitable injlf T. SGT. JOHN PITTS RUMPH who was a waist gunner with the the loni , run - he said „ Th onlv g SOT RUEUS KING has returned was honorably discharged front the : Eighth Air Force stationed in Eng-j Question 8 we ’ had to exa * inp wa c S afti. -pending 17 months overseas, Army at Fort McPherson Separation i land, has returned to the States and ^.v-othor tho timo rino la- C" ' ‘“''Tf M rs f* n ? n r "g in * in , l thc , Arm J is visi,ing "Uitive. and friends here. - Yesterday I explained the Oral I -0 months. He recently returned Jl.w k-— "i. 1 . i _ _ . ■ ! nave i aeLcu nm 111Lil tt un liir* ini:C U1I P\ T MELVIN SEAY -pent a 72- Operations. Sgt. Rumph is a son of | will be interested to know he h<, .. ,-ass with h;s. parents. Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rumph, former received an appointment M am; Fla.. !ui reassignment. from eight months 'overseas in the| Friends Of BILL CUMMINGS, i |ir corps in the European Theater of 1 of Col. and Mrs. A. H. Cummings, 1 ordahtmaTDreventlve war'" MHA1N SEAY spent a 72- Operations. Sgt. Rumph is a son of>111 be mterested to know he has,” "f, - w,th his, parents Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rumph. former received an appointment to West men , have been preventive Lars! 1 '"'Ktly. PvtiBcay, residents of this city who are mak- Point. He is placed on the reserve; He wh0 rKog ' iIes ^ war is in - s|H n* JJ months overseas and report- 1 * mg their home in Savannah, GaC list pending a vacancy. CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. June 8 and 9 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 8 and 9 Thunder Head . Chefenne Wildcat Hitler Admitted He Deliberately Started War, Allies Report Obersolzberg, Germany, June 1.— D. J , r wai TV Adolf Hitler admitted to startled \T rvw rn's KydeI ^nd Little Beaver are Wehrrnacht 0 flfi cers i ast December Mary O Kara s at it again helping out the poor |that he had planned and started "My Friend, ranchers and plotting gainst the Wor]d ^ ar n de iiberately. .lawless. With WILD BILL ELLIOTT The text of a talk he made tn his Flicka.” Thunder Head is the son of and BOBBY BLAKE. 1 XI 1 1 k h d 1 h In technicolor. It’s best loved story since Flicka.'With RODDY McDOWALL. PRESTON FOSTER, RITA JOHN SON and JAMES BELL. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:42. 4 42. 7:42, 9:42. Saturday: 2 00. 3:51, 5:42, 7:33, 9:24. • SWING FEVER" and NEWS. 9c and 35c | MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 11 and 12 Feature Begins: Friday: 2:00, 4:23, 6:46, 9:09. Saturday: 1:54, 4:17, 6:40, 9:03. I'll Remember April officers on December 28 is in the hands of the Allies. Further informa- | tion on Hitler’s admission was fur nished by stenographers of the fueh- i rer’s headquarters. evitable, and himself doesn’t resort ; to arms in a favorable moment, j shirks his responsibility to the Ger- , man people.” Hitler’s speeches on December 11 and 12 were in the nature of pep talks to his officers before starting i the Ardennes offensive, which pre- j ceded the feeble German counter- | attack against the Sixth Army group i aimed at recapturing the sorely needed Lorraine mines. Hitler assured his listeners that the “tide will now be turned in our favor” with the aid of 2,000 tanks he figured would smash through to the Meuse in the first 24 hours of the attack. Disdainfully, Hitler told his offi-; cers they needn’t fear “those silly American soldiers,” who, he claimed, xtrrtiilrl o V-v 1 ♦ /-x n ? I 4 1% ,-.4 Hitler first made his startling con-! would not be able to ^tand the Iff dancing and music with 1 m ad u reSSin 5 :’t l.ght comedy. With GLORIA JEAN. . V y ehr 7? acbt u field ° fflc 5 rs - He sa,d KIRBY GRANT. MILBURN STONE j then that he c o nside red the war “a & and JACQUELINE DeWIT. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:56, 5:19. 7:42, 10:05. Saturday: 2:50, 5:13, 7:36, 9:59. Manhunt On Mystery Island, Chap. 12 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. j?03uind Rocsea JACK CARSON , WAAMfR. 8R0« XCUGW gp£Am& &■ m MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 11 and 12 Home In Indiana preventive conflict that was inevi- g table.” 8 The officers—assembled at head- j-* quarters near Bad Nauheim—became , £ strangely silent. H*tler then added: "By that I do mean to say I started % this war.” ' [8 The record of Hitler’s remarks on 1 December 11 was burned, along with | thousands of pages of notes on Ger- many’s war secretss. But bits of pag- 1 es of practically an identical speech § XX ♦ ♦ ft IN MEMORIAM Highest CASH PRICE For Your USED CAR COOPER MOTOR CO. West Main Street An t-r— Announcement We wish to announce to the public that we have purchased the business of the Clinton Cafe from its former owner, George P. Mitchell, and will con tinue to operate the business at the same location. We hope to be favored with a con tinuation of the good will and patron age of Mr. Mitchell's many friends and customers. We pledge our very best ef forts to operate the business on a high plane as in the past, and to serve qual ity foods and give the best service pos sible under present conditions. We invite you to visit this friendly cafe, we want to make your acquaint ance. Bring the family for a meal. We are here to serve and please you. QUALITY FOOD CLEANLINESS SERVICE Clinton Cafe - ~^ j Cecil Wilson, Prop. "A GOOD PLACE TO EAT" § Ft . ’ :<! (.' NEWS. 10 A M ui’g:ns The board of directors of the Citi- This is the great horse picture that zens Federal Savings & Loan Asso-. “ 01 ’ 4 1 -- ‘ :00 ' 9;12 - i everyone has asked to be showm in ciation of Clinton, S. C., in monthly . 9c and 35c Clinton again. And it is our pleasure session June 5, adopted the follow- ; to be able to bring it back for your ling resolutions on the death of Dan- I pleasure and entertainriMmt. It fea- 1 iel Clarence “Dickey” Heustess: tures WALTER BRENNAN. LON WHEREAS, the late D. C. Heus- i McALLISTER, JEANNE CRAIN and tess possessed in an unusual degree (CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. those qualities of manhood that assay ; 4♦ 4#4#4*♦ 4#4#4#444#4#444V4*#4*#4*#4*14♦ 4#4♦ 4*4#4*#4♦ 44*# ♦♦♦♦4#4W#4>4V44444#4V4#4>4W44#4W#4V4#4V4V4V4#4W#444>4#4#4'#4'44*#4#4#4#4W#4#4#4W#4V4W#^44#4#4#4'#4W44 , 4 Show MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, June 13 and 14 Counter-Attack Feature begins 2:00, NEWS. The Russian 'soldier has seen some of the hardest of fighting in this war. The hero is PAUL MUNI and he is trapped in a cellar with a Russian girl and several Nazi troops. It has drama, thrills and excitement. Other players are LARRY PARKS, PHILIP 10:09. VAN ZANDT, GEORGE MAC- READY and ROMAN BOHNEN. Feature begins 2:00, 3:51, 5:42, 7:33 and 9:24. CARTOON. Little Lulu in “At the Zoo." 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, June 13 and 14 4:16, 7:00, 9:16. i highest in the structure of charac- 9c and 30c ter, a loyal devotion to his friends, a just but tolerant mind, a chari- ; table and generous heart, a clear rec- ! ognition and cheerful assumption ! of those obligations of citizenship that ; entail service without material re ward; and Shudders in the shadows, mystery, WHEREAS, in his passing this corn- creeps and excitement. With LIO-j munity has lost a friend and citizen NEL ATWILL GEORGE ZUCCO and, of sterling worth whose presence will be sorely missed; and Fog Island JEROME COWAN. Feature begins 2:00, 4:43, 7:26, and Rockin' In the Rockies Western thrills, excitement and twer-gun action. With MARY BETH HUGHES and JAY KIRBY — and music arid songs. Feature begins 3:12, 5:55, 8:38. Block Arrow, Chop. 9 9c and 30c X The Public Is ■ fl a f ■ ■ a ii * - It is becoming very evident that the general public is of the opinion that they will be able to secure new cars in the near future, therefore they are starting to neglect their present cars. You should take care of your car now more than ever, for it will be some time before you will be able to get your new car. Bring your car to ns for your repairs, wash, grease, steam clean, or paint. 1 We appreciate your business and will give you the best of service. P Giles Chevrolet Co., Inc West Main Street WHEREAS, he made a valuable con tribution to this association as a di rector and member of loan com-1 mitte by his fidelity to duty, sense of fairness and sound judgment; | Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved: 1— That the Citizens Federal Sav ings &i Loan Association attest our esteem for our co-worker and record its grateful recognition of the worth of his sevice. 2— That a copy of this testimonial be sent to his family as an expression of our sorrow and sympathy, that the Secretary inscribe the same in the minutes of this association, and that a copy be published in The Clinton Chronicle. By order of the board of directors this 4th day of June, 1945. B. H. BOYD, T. D. COPELAND, W. W. HARRIS, Commitee Board of Directors Life Insurance Loans If you have life insurance policies which have been in force long : -J ' W enough to have a cash surrender oi* loan value, you have excellent security for low-cost bank credit. 4 Instead of cashing in your policy, or borrowing at high cost, bring your insurance to us and use it to secure a loan for the amount you need. A Life Insurance loan at this bank can usually save you motfey over other types of loans. If you now have a loan'against your policy elsewhere and wish to 1 have* a convenient program for repaying it, or if you want to refinance the loan at lower cost, we invite you to come in and talk with uk. We will give you full information so that you can make comparisons and then decide what you want to do. Palmetto Bank Laurens, S. C. x •»