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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims against
the estate of James Boyd Speake,
deceased, are hereby notified to, file
the .same, duly verified, with the un
dersigned. and those indebted to said
estate will please make payment
likewise.
RALPH .L. WILBANKS,
. DR ERIC BARNES,
Executors.
Jufce 6. liMH. 23-3cw
f .j ... .. ——
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 7th day of
July. 1949. I will render a final ac
count of my acts and doings as Ad
ministrator with Will Annexed of the
tsl-ate fo Moses Dillard in the ofTice
of the Judge of Probate of Laurens
County, at 10 o’clock A.M., and on.
the j-ame day will apply for a final!
tin charge from my trust as Adminis
trator with Will Annexed. ✓
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment oij or before that date; and all
persons naving claims. against said
• state will present tbem on or before
sold date, duly proven, or be forever
barred.
C D CHILDS.
Adm with Will Annexed,
Clinton, S. C.
June 6. 1949. 30-4cw
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eral solicitor; Charles Evans Hughes,
Jr., former solicitor general and son
of the late chief justice and Oscar
forces. Veterans are particularly re
quested to complete and return the
Classification Questionnaires. Many
. Ewing, federal security administra- in this group, Chairman Lewis said,
tor. are under the misconception that
Somewhat 'of a surprise was the previous- service exempts them frem
j compromise bill in the senate on the filling out and returning questionn-
i controversial basing-points pricing'aires.
As Washington Sees It..
THE NATIONAL SCENE
vw, rv. • i 1 con t roversia l basing-points pricing
Special to T1k? Chronicle. j i ssue The compromise authorized by The names and last known ad-
Washington. June 22—With the Sen. Joseph C. O’Mahoney of Wyo- dresses of registrants who have fail-
senate in a snarl in debate over re- 1 rning. would permit use of delivered i ed to return their questionnaires to
peal of the Taft-Hartley Act and un- pricing methods, provided that con- Local Board No. 30 were announced
able to agree on provisions of a new S pi rac ies and substantial injury to as follows:
act to replace it, congress was still competition are absent. James Cecil McKenzie, S00 E. Fer-
in a quandary over what to do about measure .had ;been expected! guson St.,'Clinton; Leo Vernon Po-
the controversial labor-management (0 i on g debate, but for some well, 301 S. Adair St., Clintan; Char-
question. reason those proponents who were !es Walter Davenport, Rt. 1, Ware
In the face of this confusion, J 0 ™ attempting to circumvent the recent | Shoals; Grover Junior Conw.ell, Ly-
L. Lewis has tossed his. annual hand ru ii n g 0 f th 0 Supreme Court against dia Mill, Clinton; Charles William
grenade by ordering his miners out ^ basing-point system, dropped McCormick, Gen. Del., Clinton; Price
of the coal pits for a week to cut their plans and accepted the O'Ma- Wofford, Rt. 3, Lauren«; J. T. Bold-
down the stookpi.e above ground, honey proposal. „ en, Rt. 2, Fountain Inn; Stanley Lul-
T, ? e . m ° s ^ h pin« The senate decision to give the 'en Boular, Rt. 1, Ware Shoals; Jas.
uhK-h fhe hardest battle is being Digtrict of Columbia home rUle by Cromer (colored), P. O., Clinton;
fought is one of government-^ zure an ll _ man cound j nine to be elect ^!
court injunctions in case of national , . , , j w
0 ■ and two to be named by the presi-i
emergencies. M , 1 dent, was the first that either house
For instance, the National Coal . . . ... .. .
association is carrrine full-oa-e had passed on thls < ( I uestl0n in the
“ ' , y p ^ long years of home rule agitation, i
newspaper ads against any provi- ^ publicity given ihe Capital
s.on for government seizure .t struck c rc ? cnt i y b / the senate c P om .
mines or struck plants should a na-
William Rufus Henson, Gen. Del.,
Clinton; Edward L. Vierra, 4665 Lake
Ave., Rochester, N. Y.; Johnnie Tuc
ker (colored), Rt. 1, Owings; Walter
S. McMahan, RL 1, Cross Hill; Roy
T. Wilson (colored), 204 S. Livings
ton St., Clinton; George William
Shirley, Rt. 1, Cross Hill; William
Dermond Campbell, Rt. 1, Taylors;
Amos Hill (colored), Rt. 2, Box 18,
Laurens; Ben Massey (colored), Rt.
2, Box 44, Gray Court.
Chairman Lewis added that it is
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ton, was undeserved, say observers
ers are equally adament against any,. ^
, J . . . .. .". here. The same pictures showing
provision for court injunctions to . . „ ....
£.,1* i_i unsi ghtly slums within the shadow
halt labor strikes in a national; r .vT i j u u u
, of the Capitol dome have been pub-
"mSi.. .he senate hearings !f‘« i «»» »■>« •/.rj
over charges of Sen. Bourke B. Hick- y >ears ’ going back tp 1928,
enlooper of Iowa against David E.
Lilienthal. chairman of the Atomic
ir said that congress has investigat
ed Washington slums. They have
Energy commission, continued with f 5 ? 611 sev .f“ ne ?' i t U °"
charges flying thick and fast Worn 5, 00k , s ,. “'f k th ' ^pnol Alley
both sides Dwelling act, which authorizes clear
ance of the slums and the money
with which to do it.
Thus far, the concensus here in
Washington seems to be- that Sena
tor Hk-kenlooper has not produced
evidence to bolster his charges of
•‘incredible mismanagement.” Lilen-
thal has admitted
some laxity in minor employees an ^ ’ Oiiocf
that the turnover among the thou-|
sands of employees in the vast AEC
agency has been large.
18 Registrants
there has beer Foil To Complete
The names of 18 men frorn^
There is a move underway in the area who have failed to mail in the<r
house to force the housing bilk out completed Classification Questionn-
of the rules committee by the end a;res 1° the Selective Service Local
of June and the National Grange Board were released for pubUcation
has gone on record as approving by Chairman J. B. Lewis of Selec-
enough public housing t** provide "a t' ve Services Local Board No. 30
minimum for safety a nd health but * or Laurens county,
warned against destroying incentives. Chairman Lewis urged all regis-
With the lobbyists building a back-' trQnts who have questionnaires to
fire as a result of the proposed con- return them within the time per-
gressional probe of their activities, ni *tted by law to the Selective Ser-
by charging that government officials v ' ce Local Board for Laurens county
also are daily lobbying congress, jt l oc ®ted at City Hall, Laurens, S. C.,
appeared that the lobby resolution and in the case of transient regis-
is scheduled to reach the senate floor t ran ts the Questionnaires should be
within the next few days. j returned to the Local Board which
The house already has approved Jurisdiction over the registrants,
the resolution, but the senate judi- ChaFrman Lewis pointed out that
ciary committee has made two questionnaires are sent out for the
changes, one providing for a 10-man Purpose of classifying registrants and
committee from house and senate necessarily for the purpose of
judiciary committee members, and i mmed i a te induction iito the armed
the other for a $50,000 expense ceil-
ing. The house had provided for a
14-man special comrmttee to be ap
pointed by the president of the
senate and the speaker of the house,
but set no expense limitation. In
the meantime, some top names have
been filed as additional new lobby
ists under the lobby law.
They include: former Congress
man Albert L. Reeves, of Missouri;
Robert Watson, former assistant sec
retary. and the law firm of Max O.
Truitt, former high government of
ficial and son-in-law of Vice-Presi
dent Alben Barkley: Homer S. Cum
mings, former attorney general; Wil
liam A. Sutherland, former TVA gen-'
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