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4 V T* > I m Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■■1 NEWS OF MEN IN j months special course at the Infaritrx I schpol at £prt Benning, Ga. Mrs. Bo (lick -and son, ’Harry, Jr., - stayed ii j Columbus. Ga., during, his -stay at Fort Benning. Thursday, July* 26 # 1945 as commanding omcer of the^ 178th Field Artillery group, 'part of the in Second corps. SGT. RICHARD R.„ RAY, Mn-. Emma McCrary Ray, PRC. T. ETOY CALDWELL, who has been serving with the * fourth son oft. STAFF SGT. HENRY M. YOUNG ^ Marine division two and a half years, 14 N.ih'as been transferred from Foster strived in Oakland, Calif.,, Friday to the j T exas< to Inglewood, Calif .' a ^ er a 13-hour plane trip from sn Sloan Street, has 'reported Ovt r.-eas Replaeeme n t Depot,) w jth North American Aviation. Greensboro, N. C.. for assignment to; an Air Force installation in the Unit-. .Friends .oL W. FRA&K BAILEY, eci Stales. Sgt. Ray recently ie^awt- ^ pharmacists ' mate cd to this country aftei having ^i e nt pgyya will' be interested to l^arn of mb--' Congress Moves For Global Cooperation 1 (Continued from page one) for immediate needs, such as trade not only by the sound currencies of America and Britain, but less stable countries as Well. ' » In addition to the Bretton Woods monetary agreements, the senate moved to consider increpsing the vht a patient the pdsf t^O months. After [•further treatment irj a naval hospital . , , » in Oakland, he willfreceive a medical third class of the discharge from the service . j>^. Mavtlc repsi and services, (he purpose of the bank! ! ent | in ^ P owe f‘ s the Export-Import iriu irom an * s f ur nish loans for the ecorpmic J r . om ^3,500,- overseas hospital wlpere -he had been i e ^! lo f! n ® n . t . i ° f _ C0Untri * s io . [ to and purchase^/goods^from, for* ] MoOrhcOcT To Under eign countr ‘ es - According to admirt- AdOrCSS LlOIIS Club ed and without effective individual or partisan opposition, the various acts demonstrated the unanimous desire of congressmen to make an attempt toward the peaceful solution of problems bearing the seeds of war. their productive capacity for nal as * weU; as foreign trade provisions of the bank, the institu-! [ftration leaders, the ihcreased au or guarantee' thorizations would be used t0 P r o^ W. A. Moorhead,? vice-president of Joanna Textile Mil|s company, Gold- tion can lend, money cu W i;n> WTWTTTT ..y C . ••«»»•*, J ^ L,U I navy/ wij.r be interested to learn or rar1H ' T, iq mfinths nve r ^' private loans. ’ .’? ote trade be to^ the time that the. ST-” Orierilu.m P -1^ his r ' cel " Promotion trom hospital operator and has partici-j. D «P ite «• Wnerol acceptance, a|ire< ' m * nts ..ville, will be the speaker at a tnMt- going’ ‘"J™ - . • woutd conte .ntoenec, He states that ‘cme of the', last persons he saw -before, boarding the plane Destined , for B-29 Super Fortress f dr states was Vernon Garner, Goldvillb. tioned at the naval dispensary a records and classifioatioh P r °ce- Clihe i a Vi^ta, CaUf. dui-v prior \o assignment. The ORD, r • -•f':' ’ ^ a station in the Personnel tOistn- bution Comfnand s chain of Redis— - .. _ _. .^.,, .,..... o . :r Jnitton station's, at o prov.des en- g’mtat a^tomeDt MVOB ^ f . . \ . ., ,n • fnr <5-0 HAYS, or this city, has entered a, r—— . ^ a i atiunen. a , [ ' 1 1 , " istreamlined fiVe-weeks course at the ii | Piffc I rtcnc ' 5, ,h„ Poroocn -th.,.alAAF training commnad'a B-29 tran-'MfS. James-PlttS LOSeS <■:*ti|icrhiions rompoigH ribbon wWitg«w ^ r »" Brother In Pacific b ? :le i r bC —- (.(>(k Conduct ribbon and the Dis- W , ... , „ ... will be a member of iinguishoa Ln:t Badge. otccpiaiKie, me, ,, . . been free of criticism 1 w ° U :i c °|T e m j ing of the Lions club Friday evening it is an- in Namur, Saipani Tfnian andlwo~Jima/ ^ ith some experts pointing out that | Like the security ch$rt?r, the fi-J a t 7; 30 a t Hotel Clinton, its apprayal would permit a flodd ofinancial measures encountered com-! nounced by 9y an T. Lawson,' presi foreign securities m the U.-S., backed (ptiratively easy sailing. Widely^ ba^k-I dent of the club ■ >• rraiKBii T~ Capt. Francis H. Scarborough was , a three-man )tj]i ec i December 15, 1944, while l? 6- ! unit consisting of the commander, j ng transported aboard a Japanese'! MAJOR ROBERT I ha- been .-tationecx T.cnn.. \\ ,th a . three years, leaves, early JESNES, who who trctually flies the dreadnaught the w f ar department informed in Manchester, as first pilcfl^uthe pilot, who serves mother, Mrs. J. L. Scarborough, |g MofWal; Unit, the past Tuesday. next month [(>! We.-t coast' from where he a:!! receive further orders for duty ;n the A.-oaUe-Pata fie areai Mrs. Jeanes and children will return to Easley where t.ney \ vi 11 make their home while he av cay. , gineer, whose duty it is to engineer Scarborough, a brother^-oftlB the battle plane to and from its ^i rs James Pitts of this city, had for dntv ^ ornb ‘ dr °PP* n S rendezvous. Aftei b een a prisoner of war of the Japa- tvt; ’ completion of the course hi? three- nese since the fall of the Philippines man team will join the rest of the ear iy j n T9‘42. He had been stationed _ flying personnel in an operational j n Philippines one year prior to fj training unit for further schooling. pearl Harbor. It is presumed thatj^ “ Capt. Scarborough met his death ip DR. JAMES F. O'DANIEL, physi- when the Japanese ship on which he J| >r 1 I store- WILLIAM DENNY PITTS. keeper, seeonicF. class, of , the Navy, j volunteered, fon service- in- the States for a well I ician and surgeon of Ellijay, Ga., has was being transported from the Phil- navy ippines to Japan was sunk ^byian and is now stationed at Parris Island American submarine. . '* with a naval medical corps. Dr. 'O’Daniel is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. k j • ^ . jO Daniei of this city. Mlirder hUSpeCf campaign stars, for Philippines and Okinawa, i After! , *- , , > , . , ,u u ^ second class of the navy, on a land- Mr.-. Nannie A. Pitts, and lamely, he und Mrs. Pitts have , returned to Grecnvilie where she makes home while he is in the service ha- returned \ < the earned leave after twenty-two i months duty on an LST in the Pa- jx e wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with four battle services on Guam, Saipan, We wish to announce that Mr. Will Perdue, of this city, formerly connected with Clary-Hunt Motor Company of Lou- ■ #-j . * * rens, is now connected with us in our auto and truck repair department, and he will be very glad to serve his friends and former customers at all times. ■ i WALTER M. HUGHES, ship's cook Returned To Jail t Deputy Sheriff Paul Prince and | ■ ing craft in the Pacific, is serving as Deputy Floyd Pitts of Goldville, re-ig ^phead cook of the craft. Faced with turned last week from Detroit, bring- h p' r the task of providing three full meals i n g with them Lewis Wiley, who was at a cost of 90 cents a day per man, indicted at the last term of court for ■■■■ I ! he has become a master of detailed murder in connection with the death ri inky WINN son of Mr and bud S etin 8- He has also become a 0 f his half-brother, Robert Godfrey, mSc F Winn! hM^!olunt»ared^ktftJ 1 *****!, # ^* Renn0 on the nighl of A ‘> rl1 ,orvice with the Marines and has re- de "'.?" ds »< shipmates. My biggest 2 6. Wiley had been arrested by the Parris be dec ' aieN was learning, to FBI on information furnished by the turn a deaf ear to remarks concern- | sheriff’s office, ing the quality of my cooking. Grip ing about the chow is an age-old I understand, and ported to Y-emasseq, near Island for his “boot’ training. I CPL. CLAUDE WARREN has re turned from the European theater of custom, f .. ^ there was the usual amount of it operations after a year's overseas service and has received an honor able discharge from the army. He is home with his family. now STAFF SGT. JOHN W. FINNEY, JR., has been assigned to duty at the Greensboro Air Base in Greens boro. N. C. Sgt. Finney returned from the European Theater.'in May after completing his the- 15th Air Force in Italy. aboard my ship. But I had to wink to myself when the men came back for seconds.” Mrs. Hughes makes her home here while he is in the service and holds a position in the office of Presbyterian college. McDoniel To Speak At Mountville Sunday We also have connected with us Mr. Bill Tumblin, former- ly with George Motor Company, Laurens. He will be very glad r—i to take care of your car and truck repairing. —USED CARS -ACCESSORIES —BATTERIES —PARTS DeLEON H. (DEKE) REYNOLDS has completed his course at the naval missions with, hospital in Farragut, Idaho, and wa s s7nc<rhis“return he "has*"SDoken^ •. i nromoted to hosoital aoorentice sec- ? n f nas s P° Ken ° e sevefat-^hurch groups in this Pfc. Joe G. McDaniel, recently re turned to th|e States after liberation! as a prisoner of war of the Germans, | will speak at the Mountville Baptist' church Sunday night at 8 o’clock, itj has been announced. Pfc. McDaniel served as lay-chap- I lain for the men in his prison camp.! • • Timmerman Motor Co. Oldsmobile — Cadillac — GMC Trucks Phone 119 Sales — Service Clinton, S. C. ( jprUTTTyECvt tu liwapiwai cippi ci* wv t ovrv - ; fQj-0 and class from that of second class 1 ’ He has been transferred to community. liiami! lIBiSilHiriBRIlBlIIMBIIlBIllBllilBillia’IllBliaiQBiaillBIIlKIBlIBUKVi'aiisl SGT. CHARLES OTHO JOHNSON I seaman ; . , . „ ^ whu returned from the European ! the naval hospital in Corvallis, Ore- Theater of Operations around the gon. for further training. He received first of June, afte .successfully com- ! his “boot” training at Great Lakes,, ■pieting hi.- missions with the Eighth LI. Air Force, has been assigned to duty at Langley Field, Ya. COLONEL ANSEL B. GODFREY, [ 1 of this city, recently was awarded > Construction Begins. On Hospital Wing Construction on the new 30-bed wing at the Laurens county hospital , , „ * .. . got under way last week, it was stat- LT. HARRY BOLICK has returned the Bronze Star medal for meriton- ed by p r e S ident E. D. Easterby. As to the Panama Canal Zone where he ous services in combat in Italy. previously announced, the building He served on the Fifth Army front is t0 be completed in about three or . . four months. Announcement -tationed,, after completing a two CiSINO THEATRE ! THE BROADWAY College Swimming Pool Closed To Public FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 27 and 28 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 27 and 28 WE HAVE ENTERED THE Flame Of the West t -Thee* QvS Mi' Gun action with thrills and excite ! ment. With JOHNNY M A C K to the public BROWN and RAYMOND HATTON. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:00, 4:46, 7:32, 10:18.. Saturday: 1:54, 4:40, 7:26, 10:12. The college swimming pool has been drained for reasons of health security. Acting upon the request of! the college physicians, the college' authorities^have announced t h a t : tentporarily the poql will not be open i REAL ESTATE Feature Begins: Friday: 2:15, 4:23, 7:15. 9:23. Saturday: 2:23, 4:39, 6:55, 9:11. VETERANS PICNIC AUGUST 8 The John J. McSwain Camp No. 20, United Spanish War Veterans, will hold their seventh annual picnic at E. <j. Bramlett’s spring on Wed- A soldier has lost his memory due i nesday, August 8. The public is cor- to bombs exploding too close to him.! dially immed to join us. Each family BUSINESS Identity Unknown Clinton 1 Then, the fun starts when he tri^s to! is asked to bring a basket and a half JEWS. ~1 9c and 35c i find out who he is. With RICHARD | gallon of te^. VMONDAY AND TUESDAY, July 30 and 31 Flame of Barbary Coast in JOHN'’WAYNE thrills millions this exciting picture of unreasonable Barbary Coast, where anythipg might happen and usually doe?. Also in the tast are ANN DVORAK, JOSEPH SCH1LDKRAUT and WILLIAM FRAWLEY. Feature begins 2:33. 4:37. 7:33, 9:37. Latest MARCH OF TIME-j-“Teen- Age Girls." NEWS. 9c imd 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. ARLEN, CHERYL WALKER and ROGER PRYOR. j Feature Begins: Friday: 3:11, 5:57, 8:43. Saturdfe^: 3:05, 5:51, 8:37. J Chapter 4— Federal Operator' No. 99 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. We have the promise of good speakers. As usual, we will be look-, ing for you, so be sure to come. E. C. Conner, Commander. E. G. Bramlett, Adjutant, and Dept. Commander. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, July 30 and 31 To Hold Union Service Sunday Evening We Are Now Ready To Help You Sell Your Property, City^orXpuntry. We Also Buy erty at Good Barbary Coast WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, August 1 and 2 The excitement and thrills of the west coast in the early days of our history. With MIRIAM HOPKINS, reckless and beautiful; and EDWARD G. ROBINSON as king of the coast, Also JOEL McCREA and BRIAN DONLEVY bringing the action and 'suspense to this materpiece. Feature begins 2:24, 4:36, 7:24, 9:36. Latest “THIS IS AMERICA”—“On Guard.' 1 NEWS. 9c—30c A union service of the city church es will be held Sunday evening at 8 o’clock at Thornwell church. The Rev.' W. R .Turner, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will be the speaker. < Union services are held on the fifth Sunday of each month. The Picture of Dorian I * Gray WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, August 1 and 2 / See My Lawyer Comedy and gags with the screen The unusual really happens in this Lie loose OLSEN and tale of fiction with- problems humor. With GEORGE SANDERS, HURD HATFIELD and DONNA REED. Latest POPULAR SCIENCE” and “TIMBER DOODLES.” 9c—35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. , I JOHNSON wise-crackin’ and joshin’ ana for your good humor. With ALAN CURTIS, GRACE McDONALD and NOAH BEERY, JR. Feature begins 2:59, 5:07, 7:15, 9:23. The Adventures Of the Flying Cadets, Chpp. 1 9c and 30c KEEP COOL AND ENJOY GOOD PICTURES MASONS TO MEET A special communication of Camp bell Lodge, A. F. M., will be held on next Tuesday evening, July 31. The M. M. degree will be conferred qh a class of candidates. Sterlin Young is the worshipful i master of the lodge and will preside. 1 LIST WHAT YOU HAVE WITH US v CARE? OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends here and elsewhere for the kindnesses shown us during the illness an^ death of our brother, Lew £L_Hatton. These expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated. His Brothers and Sisters. £ej^ en ^Chmhku/tl Pitts Realty Compaiiy PERMANENT WAVE KIT Lknt yourself at contain* Per- manent Wave Solution, ZWtf ■hampoo, curlers and wayeset jtos^Moner Wit j H.J. PITTS D.T. PITTS WASH M. PITTS Clinton, S. C.—Phone 9285 M McGEE’S DRUG STORE >' 1 r* %" ,r f r’