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Paee Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / THLRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1949 abr €lintmi (C^ronirU EsUblishrd f900 WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher HARRY C. LAYTON, Assistant Published Every Thursday By THE CFJRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $2 00 Six Months $1.25 Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C., * under Act of Congress March 3, 1879. The Chronicle seeks t ie cooperation of its subscribers and readers— the publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly advice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This papier is not responsible for the views or opinions of its correspwndents. • MEMBER: SOUTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION National Advertising Representative AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION . New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia SPORTS By DONNY WILDER The Clinton Cavaliers ended Clin ton's baseball season this past Sat urday night at Ware Shoals as they and far between th^ startifrtg squad looks to be a strong*"~G," class team and should give theit - rivals plenty of trouble. Hart To Join In Celebration Dr. C. J. Hart, Laurens chiroprac- dropped a three to two decision 1 tor, with offices also in Clinton, an- to the Ware Shoals Riegals in the, nounced yesterday that on Sept. 18 as ] of a Ue u ga ™ e senes - he will join chiropractors throughout As the baseball season v ^’ as rush- the nation in celebrating the 54th an- ed out the local fans quickly turned; niversar of the discove of Chiro _ to football and will be ready and' v, v r»r n n n raring to see the local teams go ^ ° r ' a D - Palmer at Dav - into action. All three teams look' 150 * owa - good to the Clinton sports friends' On that date in 1895, Dr. Hart said and the gate receipts should be ra- there pleasing to Presbyterian col lege. Clinton high school and Thorn- well orphanage since spectators are ready to pack into Johnson field to grid gladiators do their CLINTON, S. C.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1949 -ucm Football Here Again The baseball curtain is about to :al! and the football curtain goes#up a> millions will flock to the small o. i b:4 stadiums during the next ihree month les Football has become the its event in the colleges, and he large schools and universi- has been highly commercial- nd turned into a big money- S business. There are signs ‘ ia: m me if this commercialism and •securing" of students who are star h.y. v under questionable practices, <- < 'ire.i many of our high schools is well as colleges Too much em- ; no'.- !> being placed on "winning" •I’.ru Man develojdlng clean sports- ind physcial training among see the stuff. Clinton high school will inauj*-. urate the Clinton season with their i tussle with the footballers from j Ninety Six this coming Friday night. Game time is slated at 8 bells. Cavaliers Pushed From Playoff i The Clinton Cavaliers were shov ed out of the Central Carolina Leag ue playoff as the Ware Shoals Rieg- a Is staged a ninth inning rally to since there is nothing in the record corne from behind a 2 to 1 count to indicate that the new appointee take the victory by a margin of three to two. has a great judicial mind. There were Clinton’s Roy Whitaker matched Riegals »v : r iced muk various comments we say on the ap- . . . „ , T t pointment and thev seemed to us to 1 V 5 Wlt ^ Riegals Hawthorne viurmg the next ^ . and was bested by the Ware Shoals to witness tie gridiron ^ f ace who was saved by an error and u , a ' a 1011 ' 3 ! attitude toward .na. once a timely double in the ninth inning almost sacred institution—the United The Cavaliers racked up a two States Supreme court. Already some to one lead on the Riegals by the j speculation has started as to the ap- ninth inning but Jerry Lynn mis- ! pointment of another member of that cued on one of Ware Shoals infield body which is likely to be made hits and was charged with the only soon because of the illness of one of ^ ror 1 the giune. The next Ware the members Shoaler stepped to the plate and ‘ i whacked out a well timed double lie fact remains that since our to put his team out front and to late Pres.dent attempted to enlarge advance his playmates into the ftn- the court and later made appoint- al Central Carolina loop playoff, merits which Mr Average Citizen be- Ware Shoals will meet Watts in lieved to be based on purely political the final best five out of seven sor- Ride One And You , ll Buy One )W :ha: mur.'r /tudent bod.es Clinton is a f KUball-minded 1 i.' >hown by tne announcement fourteen games are to be played this fall on Johnson Field by | 'college, city and orphanage high school teams The college has an ex* ♦ellent stadium for football contests The high sch >ol and orphanage teams do not need stadiums since they are iriwleged to use the college facili* ir. arranging their schedules They are fortunate that such a co considerations — that body has, to quite'’an extent, lost cast in the eyes of many people When intelligent commentators DR. PALMER Dr. Palmer took the first stop in the new health science by adjusting Ihe sub-luxated vertebra in the spine of deaf Harvey Lillard. r:- - ’ 'nng his hearing. Dr. Palmer had an uplvt. stru^ tle to establish his new science. Dr. Hart said; however, by his firm resolution to stand by his principle, he accom plished his purpose u. life by ejtab- Presbytcrian's Blue Stockings gotlli'hmenf of a new way to health now d«*wn to bueiness this past week ("honored and revered by thousands." as they got down to tne bloody ics. P.C. Stages Stiff Scrimmage Session See the New 1950 Whfzzer 3 H.P. — more miles per gallon. Come in today. Models from S175 to S225 Cox Home & Auto Supply 201 N. Broad St. — Phone 12 re - nd editorialists speculate upon the basic principles of football in scrim-' SI BSCROIE TO Tbt CHROMCLi j - buttl’d heads ty and met with be sorrie future igreement is i: trial the refer* his v* hutle Jot the meaning of an appointment. maiC*.' The varsity when they theorize upon whether a with the Jr. varsit new appointee will "side" with the what appears to "liberal element" of the court or the P C. tfand out* "conservative element.” that body, in Th* eL varwfy looked gmd but their opin.on at least, h*. reached a were nowaj «W tW erawxied i w -hk backs of the jet driven Preeby pre ty ,o» ebb. uriasi footbair tqmd Be'’re the extravagect. sociaLatu The vamtj becka looked to br New Deal began to play politics with all the poMic relafua's depnrtmen’ the court. it‘s members did not favor at P Cv has been shouting ahn.* ".e tide or another. There were All of the starling backs an* fleet 0,e back stars except F.wd Yarborough I who is th« heavy exit a fM Ug* Paper Everybody R Say "I Saw It In the Chronicle" — Thank You! it i Jet A and ea case *h judge voti-4 .s e;y Ce : rve tn ability u| unit nc • m did .if a as Hi tbe me gamer for the Rose *4e High School Preps for Opener The CTint-ia Red 3e\ tie a*vfst through a »t*ff scnmnaige th.e past week in hurt Ting the pr.-par arums for their* ga ne with the Nu«t) S*xers next fVwlav nt<^it The Red Deetln ha\>* been veurk ind un a puMieyi attack but tmtar- n't g<d it down pat as yet. The Clinton bocks anr in icmd Trumon Still Fights raw B. in il the*# arc iitaru werr rare dart A; laasS. m# the prw- •hae* lur ti th«* Iinrrm-n hr coming hassr *uff< battle ami i -red only a i P'9 • iot Trjmjn mitte two * ran- bell# 1 fi*W mumr tcrMeht t i .trad t>r uf*m c , 4* Wh *’ a tragedy And pusaibly k and should 1 Mr (*ad> to gu by Fn- tit x>4!!ern ?f hj j I94g *9 witn uu* reawMi far waen a ma.- •lav night •j *> TTiere '.at the Pre rd •«mn. a f h.s s are s.gns i a'istic i the dent desires d probabily > >o ui ventur d aun B .* Ht c i «n win. tnough i-.t^rnmittal as to r>bably will make no after the returns are November’s voting on representatives Ir. Lj ibor Day political speeche* f s< ClU s n f to drum up support for * r... 1 :mf f the Branran farm pn>- Uv’ti pa yment plan, and prrr.*e1 ♦ nut p his fight for the repeal ! tl TO Ta ft-Hart’.ey act until it is ■xi pc >'f tie statue boik* Thi* is .. re pet itio n of his loud clamor in fne 1 as! e! ecu on Following h;s re- elect :on powerful farces were mob- ibzec i ir 1 * X ie effort to persuade Con- gre.«.' to re ■peal tne Act m toto. and : e'.ur ■ p ♦ o t he one-sided, unfair AVag- rcr ' labor . f\c*. That effort failed and it i.< \x e ) ) 4 >r the country that it did Su me 11 ^ the heads of the big un- ms. r.n d ’ .xe suspect Pres.dent Tru- man. . i T. in : i make repeal of the Taft- Hart ’ey A t a top issue ri next year’s Cong :res sio nal elections That being i^ae . • is important that the public unde rstana ; just what the law’ does and dot S 1 iot do. It does not "enslaxe labor". No lied for lift at a o«g sa.ary »ti!uVn arhurb for wefl oxer y has dwal: xa an aJr.uat sac- and bat nuionandorl the re spect and a.imoation ot all the world, r.e xurely cannot remain unattex'ted by tlpe epu.: o< it’s grmi pao*. It is a tragedy, we say. that such speculation is Ur» the mi ad of mifLons of Am trie an citisen* Fir '.oak at the court t «lat. sharply dix idMf iats two tactions aach trying to out we the other ir their c . we dec soon* Mem ber* of this high tribunal shiasLi be chosen far their judicud quaSificm- tiom anc'CKpeeier.wa. and cat taaraose they are adoirt p^iiticiana. If -nare be a :manber or members thu great court who is susceptible ta any •nfluence autstde his own :rained legal j j'gynen: —txa or thny -iiauJ •esign their post The court’s prvsr^e must be rwrtored L« Presbler.t Tru man will never be* able tea L> £ He is a Missouri politician. T bora wall Wosktag Foe Battle The Thnmwelf eleven m prepar ing tor their cumtng battles but are sswrkinff under a handicap since the number of buys out for football m Thomwell ls so few that the starting eleven tvrrty has enough buys left to *crinunaf»- them Although the suhoDtutes are few BACK AGAIN! LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS NOW ^ir-minded person wants any such Wednejd s E sooner, vice-pres- rnPKaent for labor. It does not take iden . Guneral Motors -n.poration i .vay from any union any legitimate _ and , , ra] :ndr . ai;ef of ^ dsraii oae Oldsmahile Production Reairds Shattered In August All morthiy priduction. rts.-'jr±5 for the pi« 5C yeirs were sha’^ered at Oldsmchsle Division wherr th* Last new Oldsmabile produced in August, 1949, rolled off the asscvnbly line right. It in no way weakens the power of labor to organize, if it so desires—and to bargain with man agement Liver wages, heurs. pensions, or any other disputed point. It does *"‘ nt u Iv not forbid strikes, it helps keep them 1 1 down however and produces better iclations between labor and capital as the record show’s. What it does do. among other things, is to partially loosen the stranglehold that the leaders have held over union members, to put manager announce! yesterday. A totaL of 31.W5 new F.uturamic Oldsmobrlss were built LUst rrronth, Mr. Skinner stat«I. This record output surpassed the pre vious toy mark d 28.44X uni£s built in March. 1941. A new daily aver age record of 1 351 cars per work ing day was aLo set, Mr. Sinner said, thus providing Olcianobue deal ers across the nation wl’h more new’ cars for delivery than ever oefore ■■ ■■■n tne history of Aiamicu’i oldest some sensolance of democrats P™- m nQi car ma-anlactui-er. redure into the internal conduct of : record cf pro< i uct i on a * the unions, and to prevent certain oldsrB( , bile pi#ces ihiS Division that, practices which can only oe desctioed j muc j :1 nearer an a ii^j m e record La as racketeering For the first time, it outpct {or the model year," Mr. Skint- gives union memoers the P eo Pt* )ner s a i.d. ‘'During the past monih .vho pay the dues and perform .. e Divisioa produced its vork—a voice in the policies of the 2 oo.000th IS49 model, marking the iryamzation they make possib.e. T. e time ^ ^ post-war jjeriod that Act may have weaknesses, but i. is goal was reached. Maintenance the best law we have ye had a> .. e present rate of output means record to date proves It soun is >.u- Division wilt produce amor f,r ^ rep®^! •>' 5UC - 1 rprox:match 300.000^six and eight- law At A Pretty Low Ebb The recent appointment of Aftor- •wy General Tom Clark to the U S Supreme Court by President Truman mhl received by the American people u purely a poll Leal appointment ■ylindi’i cars this year, thus an all-time record. -TN OFFICE SI PPUES CaU 74 far all the little aeeded far the aRW ( HIONICIX PI'BURKING CO. DID YOU KNOW? TK«f— State Farm Mutual Automo bile Insurance (The World’’* Largest Automobile Insurance Company) b NOW PROVFDING STAN- DARD BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAM* AGE LIABILITY (Private Passenger Car) FOR STATE FARM POLICYHOLDERS (Business aad Pleasure Use Mileage Unlimited) FOR ONLY S12.15 Semi-Annual Premium WHY PAY MORE? 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