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Thursday, December 9, 1948 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Products Phone No. 2 Arthritis Pain For nolck. dcllfhtfuUr comfortln* brio for FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 16th day j I of December, 1&48, I will render a |/k|Alif liflJAT 1AIII I ^ h 7esut c knqw what will ! P. Durgin in the office of the Judge! I of Probate of Laurens county, at 10 j o’clock a.m., and on the same day, i will apply for a final discharge from! j my trust as Executor. /' * Any person indebted to Mid estate is notified and required to make pay 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. # G. N. FOY, Joanna, S. C. Nov. 12, 1948.—9-4cw. TRUMAN DOESN'T HAPPEN, BABSON SAYS Southern Democrats Will Serve As Brakes On Some Legislation. Many Houses In County Sprayed As Malarial Protection mobile crews. In the coastal areas, spraying crews were stationed in the i various counties. Funds for the spr lying Were pro vided by the state and by the fed- ! Columbia, Dec. 7,-(Special to The »"!« »"<* J««r-1 . , v _ ' A age space was provided by the Lau-1 i Chronicle). The South Carolina County Health department, at no 1 ' Board of Health sprayed 1,681-houses cost to the state, Dr. McDaniel re^ j in rural sections of Laurens county Vf> fd e d. between May and September, under A $480,753 was expended the board’s malaria control program, it was announced this week by Dr. . G. E. McDanie, director of the de- CITY SHOE SHOP Pitta Street Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins & Sons quick, delightfully comforting help for m and pains of RhcomatUm, Arthritis. i MarltU, Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try tamind. Works through the blood. First dosa I anally start* alleviating pain so you can York, enjoy Ufa and slaap more comfortably. Oct Ramlnd at druggist today. 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Dr. r . . ... , , , , , McDaniel said, and an average of i ns I will discuss in today s column. 2 36 gallons of the . solution were although may conclusions will proba- used on each houre sprayed Tho rfv . b,> sati^fjf no one. erage man-hours wonted Since the election W illiam Greene, each house was 0i(58 hour _ to DISCOMFORTS ^ ~ 35 * Per Dottle Oil " “'«* Jo, the able president of the American Rural homeg in L aurens and other Federation of Labor was my guest piedTnont counties werc sprayed by *., nd Lydia Mil .here at Babson Park. There is nol doubt but that he feels that Mr. Truman owes his victory wholly to • the farmers and the wage-workers. ! Without doubt the Taft-iiartley Law will be modified in several ways. Certainly; employers should have the right to state their case to their \yage-i workers; and moreover should be I obliged to take the same anti-com- riuiiist batTi as do the labor leaders. It must not be forgbtten that a co alition, at- any time, of the Republi cans and Southern Democrats could hold up any legislation that the President might greatly desire. This could apply to unreasonable excess profits taxes, price controls, changes in income brackets, New Deal dreams and other legislation which would be apt to bring about a decline in general business. Hence, although • there is nothing in the Truman vic tory which could help business, there is much which could harm business, exepet for the influence of the Southern Democrats. Truman And Farmers j It is an old political slogan that “no one wants to shoot Santa Claus.” Certainly, the Democratic Santa Claus has been very good to the farmers who recently have had the most- wonderful years in their his- ! tary. As Mr. Dewey did not make any substantial promises to the farm ers, they felt it wise “to let well enough alone.” As Mr. Truman is noted for loyalty to his friends, he will oppose any bills which the farm- ’ ers oppose. Furthermore, the Re-' publicans can expect no help from Southern Democrats in cutting the profits of the farmers. Over a term of years the farmers’ j profits have not been abnormal. The, ; farmers are entitled to some more good years to make up for the many .very bad years that they had during the thirties and even before. No in dustry should be judged by the earn- ! ings of only a few years. An aver age of an entire cycle should be con sidered. Surely, on - this basis the i | farmers are entitled to every cent they are getting and to help for some! time longer. In fact, for keeping ^ business fairly good the country is very dependent on prosperous farm ers. Another thing in which the South ern Democrats can be of help is in connection with Stalin’s attitude. He is the greatest factor in the business 1 outlook especially in view of defense spending, foreign loans and the Eu rope a Recovery Program. Truman can be a modifier of circumstances to some extent. He cannot be the master of destiny whatever his abil ity. This foreign situation will be further complicated by the political activities of the Veterans of World War I and II which activities were largely forgotten in the recent cam->i paign. President Truman has fighting abil ity, political judgment and vigorous health. It is also said that he is hon est, but I do not understand how an honest man who is also Intelligent could make the promises he did in his campaign speeches. He, more over, appears to lack judgment in re cruiting men of outstanding ability and tends to “go off half-cocked' 1 ! and spring surprises which may be very dangerous. I doubt if he also: fairly balances loyalty to friends; to cover the cost of the malarial con trol spraying in South Carolina dur-i ing the summer. Of the total, ap-! proximately $275,000 was provided by 44ie federal government, and $205,528 came from state funds. In addition to the spraying of ru ral homes in the county, the state board of health also provided the' DDTaand supervision for the local S p ray spraying, of 622 homes in the city of Laurens, and 2,394 homes in the Con- ton section, including Clinton Mill, Wanted! Men And Women Who*Are' Hard Of Hearing, To make this simple, no risk hearing test with Ourine drops used with simple syringe. If you ar- deafened, bothered by rimging, huizing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wa* (rerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well ai;:iin. You must hear lietter after nuking this vi-mle test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at BISHOP-WALKER PHARMACY ... He’s Cominfi! Yon never know what’s happening at the other end of the line! That’s why it’s important to allow about a minute for your party to reach the telephone—and just as important to answer your own calls as promptly as possible. Being considerate pays ofi in better telephone service lor everyone. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Incarpwratad Give party railed time to annwer 24-Bottle Case $100 plus deposit—at your dealer plus state tax IOTTIED UNDE* AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY »Y . , V Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. against loyalty to the nation as a whole. ' The real truth is that Mr. Tru man doesn’t know what he is going to do any more than you who read this article. The forecasts which col- , umnists and radio commentators make is so much wasted time. Mr. ; Truman will try to carry out most of his promises, but he does not know which ones he will be able to fulfill. No one else knows. Hence, the only sure things thaat readers can depend upon is that we have two years of great uncertainty ahead. Whether for good or evil, I must re fer you to Mr. Stalin’s inner thoughts not necessarily to what he says. All of this means that readers should use 1949 for getting out of debt, stor ing up reserves and being prepared for whatever happens, even though this may mean “no change at all.” l.4 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 4th day of January, 1949, we will render a final account of our acts and doings as Executors of the estate of Ira C. Boland in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from our trust as Executors. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and requited to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having ^claims against said estate will present them on or be fore said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. HATCH FORD W. and. ROBERT I. BOLAND, Executors. 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