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Page Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, September % 1944. (Htjp (Clinton (EljromrU .rv" Established 1900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor'and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $2.00 Six Months $1.00 Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S- C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers— the publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly advice. The Chronjele will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not'be noticed. This paper i£ not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspondents. be done and some day will be done, i Let us pray that that day is dawn- . ing now—before the coming of a war , so terrible that the world will be re- | duced to a st'ate.of anarchy and deg- | redation from which it may never! recover. And the closer we get to winning! the war, the more we must realize | that this problem of peace will tax the best minds in the world. They must be peace terms which will make another such war impossible within the next one hundred years. 4 m ± Tjhku/and! ToitlOliOU) by Don Robinson j FINAL SETTLEMENT 1 per cent of our income to get anj FINAL SET old age pension, 2 per cent to receive! Take notice‘that, pn the 7th day of payments when out of work, 1 ^ P^ ; Septemberli944, i?will render a final t>c\Y\ f mrwck /Mir* rtr’c mile: 1 CLINTON. S. C.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1944 cent more to get our doctor’s bills! aj paid, 1 per cent tor sickness benefits, | a «‘> unt ° [ acts and doln 6 s as Ad - etc. Or, if we preferred to take a; ministratrix of the estate^ of Paul F. chance on the future, we could ignore 1 Hull in the office of the Judge of Pro insurance altogether and keep our bate of Lauren s County, at 3 o’clock total income to spend as we see lit. j p M _ and on , he same day wU1 ap _ One of the cmet arguments /or ^ a flnal discharge trom my ; mandatory government insurance i 1 J ° SECURITY Cost ‘ over private, voluntary arrange- trust as Administratrix. _ ' ' ments, is that a lot of ppdple wouldn’t Any person indebted to said es- One of the hardest things for the pre p are for a ra j ny anc j ^hen tatc is notified and’requirfidJo make They must be peace terms which American -people to decide is* how the rain c9me they wou]d become; payment on or before that date; and" will bring all the nations of the much social security they really want p U bii c charges. But it would probab- all persons having claims against said world together in fellowship. and are willingto pay for , ; ly cost the state and-federal govern- estate will present them on or before No mild peace will satisfy or be introduction of the Murray-, ment Q lot less to care for those who said date, duly proven, or be forever acceptable. We must be sure the Kilgore bill which provided up to become destitute than to . finance the barred peace which follows this catastrophe $35 a week for the unemployed, I expensive mfa e hine ry for running the LEDA E. HILL, does not serve only to breed another sho^ the extremes to which some bi g gest insurance business in the Administratrix. August 11,'1^44.—7-4c war. Short On Leadership Tin , diffe ion co between success and fa ikire in any line of human ,en- rit -avor is the difference betu ,-een ]e, adt' rs hip and fellowship. Clint Ol\ 1 s sho rt on leadership the (. i unma n. ‘ y \v; 11 follow. • !;md about ‘the trees in the school ! yard . . . and, about the big girl who: doesn't believe in Santa Claus. We NOBODY'S BUSINESS talked about a lot of- things tre- By GEE McGEE people are willing to have the ernment go toward keeping WWvwj."-^ it still leems much more in away from our . nation s doorsteps. : keeping the spiril ot our de . There is no doubt that a lot of- moc expect , ' people , 0 , ake Americans like the social security. care 0 { themsdves than to lean more idea. Some are interested Primarily and more heavll on their rich uncle in having a guarantee that they will, in \Vashington. Ancestry then we studied spelling, reading and arithmetic . . . and then to bed. She's upstairs now . . . sound asleep, with be taken care of in their old age. ~ Others also want protection against i not having a-yjob. Others want an arrangement whereby their doctor i bills will be paid by Uncle Sam and STATIONERY — You will find a complete line in our Stationery de partment, all sizes- and popular pric- 1 ' es. Chronicle Pub. Co.,- Phono 74. FINAL SETTLEMENT r.t'A'] n he- i.it when people drift iper controversy they into interested in each y. .it least to the ex- e '. as far back as It’s All Over Except the Griping . slim chance, jr.,. who ran for offis, hiifs' b e paid by Uncle Sam" and | Take notice that on the 12th day •Princess Elizabeth in the recent primary go beat bad would p robab l y approve a plan- of September, 1944, I will render a (thats her doll) cuddled in her right and he cant take it. he alreddy hac^. which lhe treasury would be sort' final account of my acts and doings arm. You wouldn't hurt her. would a govverment job. but he wanted^fo Q j. a Dutch uncle t0 aU of us nd gi i as Executrix of the estate of Lemuel .-*/-» y'v T *»-»-% l-\ /M» T't • 1/-I \ U ; • r-. r- ♦Y-*A-»iyr-vV»4 -fy-x y-\ f O | you.' 'ion see. I'm her Daddy. When go higher up. he was thought to of " ~ a regular'allowance'’' ^ | Whitaker in the office of the Judge her doll is broken or her finger is had the full support of the c. i. o.. > But one thin „ which seems to ' be |Of Probate of Laurens County, at 3 cut. cipher head gets bumped. 1 can bu t when the votes were counted.-he j v d ■ m “ ls the me thod ; 0 ’ clock - p - M., and on the same day: lix it but when she starts to school, found that he still had on)/one job . which this protection will be fi- iwin a PP 1 y for a final discharge from, when she walks across the street, instid of 2 jobs. r ' miy trust as Executrix. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY Reasonable Charges KENNETH N. BAKER " Phone 306 Evil Companions then she's in your hands. She's a sweet little girl mi pan ic i by w. hat vou will and I'm he comes home ever week-end , , ,, i , ... ... ... , , . ... , to keep the national income at $100,- so proud of her. She can run hke a irom h.s govverment job and cusses 000 000 000 that would mean an av . 'deer and darts about like a chip- everthmg and everboddy that he erage of $700 per pei . son or $2;800 nanced. | t rus t as Executrix If the nation, after the war, is able Any person indebted to said estate 1 is notified and required to make pay- be munk. She likes , to ride horses -and thinks had annything to do with his : be tlran ciimpany you i judge others hi'se who are keep, to be vour per family of four. If our social se- Parents and Children Con.-.tiering the volume of time which parents must devote to mak- uig l.vmg under present standards . :.ii conditions, and the amount of .onnt -n which is devoted to other jnetter.'. it may be a wonder that the childien do as well as they do. swim and hike with me on Sunday getting left out in the cold, he hates .. , , , „ . , , afternoons. But 1 can't be with her Folks That voted against him and says f ‘ r ^ pl !" , ftS-ST* where all the time ... I have to work to he was dubble-crosled. and that his * '' as " s J a ° n , , a „, y a T- pay for her clothes and education, charracter was dragged around in ,. . , " J wou e. * * , , . • , , . . . , , . , ., ■ . , ■ . , „ the cost of overall security, it would So please help me look out for her. the dirt, and that his name has benn 1 a ,, ~ . „, , . L . ,, , , • , ... mean that we would have to give thei Aug 11 1944—7-4c Please drive carefully, please drive soiled bv so-called friends of his op- . f 6 , ® ' slowlv past the schools andmtersec- posing candy-dates. ■ . • „ „ . . ,, t.u, * income to insure us against emer- tions . . . and please remember that & 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. Verna mc-leod holman, Executrix. children do run from behind parked cars. Please don’t hurt my little girl! he did not ask for a recount, but CHOICE—Taxes The Car Shortage A Record of Blood and Death it aint like the chances- to take anny thing lying down: he has made big plans for the future, and the monney 1 cl °* 11 ihinK there are many peo ‘ , . , , „ • „„„„ pie who would want to pay such he horned and got otherwise is gone {" . •, .. . H a .. ™ 1, uu- Tia cii^ heav y taxes f o r all-out protection. If You Don’t Read THE CHRONICLE You Don’t Get the NEWS and so is his big promotion, slim,., . , . , „ Most of us, when we think of all the chance is well known over the vot- . ... , , , i , , - ? • , „ , • things we want which could be The first great war of 1914-1918 mg area and^his mends say that is bou | ht wlth , hat raoneyt wou , d pre .| or ■ assine our nation of w-as called the "War to End Wars, w a e ea e 1 • 8 fer to take a chance on what is going! bde transportation. The present war is called the War s oo m : ■ a ar - u a or tl '.‘ to happen to us in the future. But- r -- J •—s----" Let us hope that whole scratched the wrong name. watch out sorae 0l these - 16 million to-End-Aggression. . . 1945 .those who make the peace this time even blames his slump at the polls In b-iequate auttime it- C't:mated that over ears >hould be replaced bv Jqlv Itluav be that the manufacture will be more successful than were , , . tew new ea:s for civilians will their predecessors. A glance at the not Iea ar V *!? cos * some future tax- tn g:n fairly shortly, but t!>ey will record of blood and death between ° n ^ e T , e * f , e ' , °. 8 1 s : day when we will find we owe the! (ertam'.v n >: be produced to any these. two tremendous conflicts will secon 111:5 1 ° ir • i government even more in peace-time, amount' big enough to come any'- demonstrate how unsuccessful was ; “• j than Hhng the need. •*^ e named objective of the first glo- some of his friends have advised: ,i f major social security bills will be put on the fact that some voters could .. . „ ... . . ^ through congress without our know- wnen: se I. i we are now i support the war. paying to help A high official of the hug'e Geh- war. him to try to forget it all, while oth-j jf y OU were as k e d if you would i rai Mutors corporation stated yes- 1918-1919. The Poles and Ukran- eis ba\e asked him to get him some CO ngress to provide for you to terday that the postwar automobile ians started the ball rolling by fight- sassafias tea and use a feu sleeping g e | a jj 0 f your doctor bills paid, get! af Eastern Galacia. It pnwdeis till he gets ovei his severe a comfortable income when out of We Have Tires and Tubes BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Have your battery charged while you wait. Clinton Service Station Phone 96 Clinton, S. C. Gulf Products Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To make this pimple, no risk hearing teat If "you .are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing buzzing head noises due to hard ened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at SMITH S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRES AND TUBES— Sizes 26x2.125, 26x1.375, 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring Use. L. L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M will be lighter, more attractive, and ing for control of .... . . . more economical to operate. Also was finally awarded to Poland for a political set-back, it has settled in nis wor j t) receive a good pension when! that prices m-,v „vnn.'W,i to on nnrind nf 95 vnnrc head, but it has not affected his upward. A give.' the operate. may be expected to go period of 25 years. neaa. oiu u nas not aueciea nis you be come 65 and take care of your M.on a.' the government 1919. The White Russians, led by sauice speech^ he j* 111 ! 35 | family when you are ill, it might! ■go ahead" signal.- this Admiral Kolchak'in Siberia, General smar t on his left foot, the one he' sound an irresistible invitation, manufacturer said, his company Denekin in the'south and General has always put forward, mr. slim; g u j jf yo ^ were as ked to choose be-l could get production started in four Yudenich in Estonia — and assisted chance ought to take comfoit in the j tween having these provisions for the.' months and soon built up to a pre- by British. French. American and ^ ac t that even better men than him,f uture or having a new automobile, war level. other Allied troopswere defeated we ^ e heat at the polls and that it a new home, an education for your It appears certain, whether the by the Bolshevik armies. European war is over or not, that 1919-21. Guerrilla war in Ireland our automobile facilities will not get between ‘‘Irish Republicans” and better over night. Many cars which British troops known as ‘‘Black and in normal times would be sent to Tans.” The Irish Fijee State came into graveyards must somehow be kept being under the terms of the peace running. This means it is imperative treaty' will always be thusly. yores trulie, hansom moore, rfd, corry spondent. that all of us treat the “old" model with care and use it as little as pos sible. / Dr. J. Rion McKissick 'ate m-iurns the loss of a .'bed and beloved citizen in ien death ot Dr. J. Rion Mc- children—and the hundred and one major items you could buy with $700 a year—that would put a different complexion on the offer. w v * if v r And t ^ ere 13 one thing of which Hear le. ... it Ye tan we can be assured: every cent of the All telephones now in use were C q S ^ 0 f soc i a i security must even- made toi folks with normal hearing | Ua jj y be p a j d by tbe p e0 pi e< T bere iacuities. There, aie 10 million per- j s no otber secre t source of income sons in the United States that can t 0 p en to Uncle Sam 1920. Russia attacked Poland and jMk over the telephone because their. ^ threatened Warsaw but was finally heanng is not normal. There are 5| PUBLIC—Private defeated by the Poles. million persons who could use 1 and j Rather than put the government 1920. War between Turkey and appreciate the service offered j n tbe insurance business in a gi- 1919-22. Spanish war in Morocco. 1919-26. War in Arabia between Ibn Sa'ud and King Husain. . pre>: a Can d,.y. ." !etK lina. ( ) I ‘.he University \v, i < < um : A ulty P a man- of un- i vvnatex'cr he under- Fnr the past eight ea tne uni\‘ersity as the >chool under, his ( : -a'.p was greatly expanded. -tantiarfi of scholastic and physical plant. The pre- g ten year-: he was dean of the. 1 '! journalism. He loved at the u md >tudent bodv. and. the vears! the Armenian Republic. 1920- 26. Continuous fighting in China between rival war-lords. 1921- 22. Greeks invaded Asia Mi- MONEY TO LOAN! Refinancing - Auto Loans - Insurance Monthly Installments — Easy Payments See Us Before You Finance TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. . Carolina Service Station Phone 27 Clinton, S. C. fa fa fa 8 telephone.-?, but no phones are g an tic way, it seems to me that we made loi them. ^ J . d j IT1 jg b t be better off if most social; 8 i security were made a private mat- There is just'“as much sense in ter. nor but were driven out bv the niakin S eveiybodys spectacles, as to p e rhapl the government could en- Turks. Smyrna burned and many in habitants massacred. 1925. Druse rebellion French in Syria. the lenses, exactly alike as there is in making a telephone for all per-: courage private insurance companies £• to work out low-cost policies which against the f 0 " 5 1° ^ar over each phone being ;could cover all of t he provisions of a duplicate of all others. It looks like our smart electrical manufacturers any social security plan by agreeing 1925- 35. Long and bloody war be- UL " I ‘ utuuiai;i uf CIS i to protect the companies which offeY Bolivia „n,l Paraguay over " 0 “ ,d a . ‘? 1 *P h k on ! k re ? ,v ' r ,lsuch policies lo»»s. claims to Chaco territory. that be by -.-!5S Then each ot us could decide, just 1926- 28. Fighting between Chinese a bbt, ? n / 0 suit the heanng qualm- vhat protection we wanted to buy . He .vj.- unr.er- Communists .rrii,! Nationalists. . Latl ns ° an - v u °uld-be phone user. ^. e could, Xor example, agree to pay Diversity by fac-' iqqioo T., nan an 1931-32. Japan invaded and con- ne >er\-ed the histi irv ne vears , j /-u- • r imt u A sensitive receiver certainly could uc q Uer ed Chinese province of Manchu- . „ , , uj. u chill) W! go down in be made and attached to phones among the notable periods ; Dr. McKissick was a successful, newspaper publisher and editor for j number of ! kuo and Set up a puppet emperor. 1932. Bloody fighting in Shanghai where semi-deaf persons work and . number of years and .never lost his :. quered Ethiopia. ve for the nmv.paper fraternity. H # a; Long v - o one ol the most loval and useful o . , t 6 , whose duty it is to answer the phone i between Japanese and Chinese. Fear- .. . .. -i i . *. .. as well as talk over it, or quit work' lul destruction in city. 1 ’ M 1935-36. Italy invaded and con- and go on charity. Individual ser- :on , , _ Long and bloody civil war "e’V i!°'X a . a , nr usetul j n Spain between armies under Gen- .m- South Carolina Press era i Franco and those of the Spanish wmm he had, capably Republic, president. He was a mem- 1937- j apan invaded China and : - i .t.' executive committee at the re o: his death. ' - Dr. McKis.-ick .posssesed a person- r y v.hich was both forceful and tract,ve. All who knew him loved <i trusted him. He was sincere— ery inch of him, and he won and he enduring love and affection innumerable personal friends The the of a really run is course, buf hfs services of incalculable value will. long, be n membered. and his kindly inffuenc the struggle is still in progress. 1939. Italy invaded and over-ran Albania. , vices to incapacitated persons is something that naturally does not] Concern telephone companies, but sooner or later, somebody is going to sell a phone service that every- j body that can hear at all can hear over it. -h ■ * . ncKi r,< h large wars rapid each other; v. u. -be te. i years to come, We know lots and lots of good ,. r . i. ( „. 4 , business men that have to avoid hni a leqord. Eighteen small and p bone conversations because they ar ~ e w ars following each other in are semi . deaf or sli g htly deaf . These succession and overlapping a ff bc t ed persons would , gladly pay , ;u er ’.. rtl , ng '' T 0 " 1 ^ m0 " extra for a more sensitive, telephone mem tw C> ,.' A ar t0 end w ars was rece i ver j n tbe j r office. This writer, I fine man has m 61 ' . ° . pe °u R-° -! he woild be j n g somewhat hard of hearing, - n ‘ ue /° l bi')ugh. the same thing tbe telephone cornpany one e - v A | !e ht T? n ° PQ ltICian l ! i n time t0 add somethingTo’his phone oe lnLS Whole world smart enough to that would help him . ‘ They fetched pi eveh: other, and more aggressive down a contraption about the size of politicians from dragging their own a steamer trunk and attach e d it for . and other ^people into misery and s2 00 a month> by lhe time its tubes : ^n 1UC T' taG P ^° P 6 oo f thC heated up, the guy had hung up on Eastern hemisphere-where 99 per him oh ev e ry call. ,-cent ..of wars originate—have to wait Just Received GOOD SUPPLY i- OAK FLOORING NO GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS ON SALE D. E. Tribble Co. NEED CASH MONEY? AUlfo LOANS AND FINANCING \ ' — ' < Contact: SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. CLINTON, S. C> LYNN COOPER TOM ADDISON Phone 7-J , Phone 99 y/ Please Don't Hurt My Little Girl” Dear Mr. or Mrs. Driver: until some future war wipes out half Today my daughter, who is seve'h. the population of the earth before years old. started to school ^s usual.'they take into their own hands the’ She wore a dark blue dress with a pow£r to make war? white collar. She had on black shoes. Smart men from Britain, Russia Her cocker-spaniel, whose name is and the United States are meeting ‘‘Scoot." sat dn the front porch and in Washington at the present mo-' whined his canine belief in the folly ment in an attempt to devise some.' of education as she waved "goodbye”. formula which will prevent war.' and started off to the halls, of learn- The whole world-is hoping and pray ing. , ling that they will hit upon some logi- Last night we talked about school.: cal solution; but the world should She told me about the girl who sits ; remember that this same sort of in front of her ... the girl with the ; thing has been attempted time and yellow curls . . . and the boy across! time again with little or no success, the aisle who makes funny faces. However — the fact that we liave She tqld me about her teacher v/ho never discovered a solution does not has eyes in.the back of her head... mean that it cannot be done. 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