Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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> Thursday, December 8, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONIC! R Pare Three > i / / CHRISTMAS TREES AH Sizes Delivered Some On Hand YARBOROUG OIL CO. HIGHER BUDGET, TAX INCREASES WILL BE ASKED LOOKING AHEAD ELECTRICAL GIFTS ...and... o APPLIANCES Suggestions For The Home —Radios for any room —Sunbeam Table Lamps —Bed Lamps —Automatic Oil Heaters —Electric Heaters —Hot Plates, all sizes —Electric Sewing Machines —Electric Percolators ", —Waffle Bakers —Food Mixers —Automatic Irons —Coffee Makers —Roaster Ovens —Gas Ranges —Electric Blankets 0 —Automatic Toasters —Sandwich Toasters —Electric Clocks HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey’s Phone 423 German Army? Washington.—Despite official de- ( nial and doubt-casting, one of the U. S. Sub Base, Key West, Fla., i burning issues now developing be- Dec. 4.—A forty-three billion dollar .hind closed doors in Western capi- budget was forecast today for pre- | tals is the question of rearming Ger- 'sentation by President Truman to , many. the Congress next month. There seems no doubt that some i Informed Quarters at the same responsible western military think- time, intimated that Mr. Truman ers consider that defense of Western will request * [ ax increase of from E ur0 p e against Russia must make at four to five billion dollars. . | least limited use of German man- Budget and tax problems had high power, priority on the president s list of j Q n tbe ot her hand, in public the (problems as he enc led the first wcck dominant reaction of political lead- of his three-week Florida vacation. ers has been to knock down the Assistant to the President John R- w hoIe idea. Both President Tru- Steelman reported by phone today man and S e Cre tary of State Ache- to the president of developments in the highly-complex fiscal situation. Steelman, who will return to Key son have taken this tack. One of the dangers is that there West Monday, conferred with Sec- j ia „ popular OPP 0 ^™ in retary of Treasury John Snyder and' a11 the w ; stern countries to suen budgetary officials during the day. ! a move • ^ ny ear y e ‘ or ‘ t° rear [ T ] i There were indications at K ey ' G ® rmany th v ere ! I or presumabl >‘ West that this year's cold war bud-! endan « er the Western unity which is the core of the Atlantic alliance. get may even reach the staggering total of forty-five billions. Budgetary experts are known to Five Percenters London.—Britain is investigating its “five percenters"—men who cur- haye been working in an area that 1 ry government favors for private in- extends from forty-one to forty-five billions. ! Their problem is two-fold: I 1. To keep the budget within rea sonable bounds in the face of con- , stantly increasing requirements for defense and aid to other nations caused by the cold war. 2. To cope with the demands of a Congress that last session talked economics but voted funds consider ably in excess of the president's bud get recommendations. / terests. Reliable informants say, however, they undex stand a report to be published soon will be "some what negative." Southern Democrats Washington.—Pro-Truman South ern Democrats contend the election of Governor J. Strom Thurmond, of South Carolina, as chairman of the Southern governors’ conference was not necessarily a gain for the anti- Trumanites. .. . . „ . _ , Governor James E. Folsom, of * Dua ,national headquarters that Thur mond. States Rights presidential | candidate last year, was slated to get the chairmanship then but was of his candi- get Director Frank Pace for get that is both “honest and realis-1 tic." The president has stated repeated- I, th.t e „ht, p»r pent or .nnu.!! d ^ federal expenditures are inflexible 1 fixed charges to pay “for past wars and to avoid future wars." OFFICE 8CFFLIE* CHRONICLE PI BUSHING CO. MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Beet Materials and Workmanship. SUBSCRIBE TO THK CHRONN IJ I NO TRICK- JUST A TREAT For The Best In Baked Specials PRE-BAKED BUTTER BISCUITS You Brown and Serve. Also Regular Baked. FRUIT CAKES Dark. Medium and Light from 75c to SI.25 lb. All This Year’s Fruit and Nut* I’sed and Best Money Will Buy OLD-FASHIONED POUND CAKE Evervone Savs It’s Delicious — Weight 1 lb. 13 oz. Whole 70c-Half 35c Round or Long FRESH GRATED COCOANUT LAYER CAKE Sizes - 60c - 80c - $1.20 Or Larger To Your Order OTHER FLAVORS IN DEVILED FOOD, LEMON CHEESE. CHOCOLATE FUDGE, YELLOW LAY ER WITH CHOCOLATE FILLING, FRESH LEM ON COCOANUT AND ORANGE COCOANUT— 50c and 75c sizes SWEET POTATO CUSTARD DELICIOUS PIES COCOANUT CREAM AND LEMON CREAM FRUIT PIES APPLE, FRESH FROSTED CHERRIES, MINCE MEAT All Pies 50c - Except Cherry 55c ~ A DELICIOUS VARIETY OF COOKIES FOR PRE-HOUDAYS GIVE US YOUR ORDERS FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES AND PARTY SQUARES WEDDING CAKES AS YOU DESIRE We Set the Pace Others Try To Follow Tinman’s Bakery jdacy and that his selection this year was automatic. The Theater New York.—Dependable old-line playwrights will be very active on Broadway the next few months. Due to open are: George Bernard Shaw—“Buoyant Billions." Ferenc Molnar—“Arthur " Eugene O’Neill—“A Moon for the Misbegotten” and “A Touch of the • Poet '• Military Plane Flans Washington —After months of de- jlay in getting congressional appro. - | al of funds for military aircraft pur chases. announcement, of how the money will be spent has been held up for further weeks bemuse o? in ter-service differences on how to announce it. Some contracts have been signed and delivered, but the air force has been unable to issue its now mouldy press release because the navy will ‘not agree to give the same kind of detail about its program The matter apparently wi!l get some pretty high level treatment be- for it is settled. A Urns Brussels—Although the Belgian Congo is the world’s largest source of uranium. Belgium is just now U getting started on atomic reseai.h £ because of lack of funds. It expects to spend $1,200,000 the next three yesrs. but none of it for anything to do with bombs. Bed Jap Teachers Tokyo.—A long battle is ahead! over Communism among Japan's public school teachers. Latest skir mish is a resolution by the Japanese I Teachers Union to fight for rein statement of 540 members discharg ed for "political activity.” GOP Platform Washington.—The Republican na tional committee may sound out as many as 250,000 party leaders and workers on the advisability of re stating party orincioles in advance of the 1950 campaign The questionnaire that Chairman' Guy Gabrielson sent out re ently went only to national committee members, state and county chairmen i and vice chairmen. If replies ^the next three •••eeks indicate *sufTi'-ie r it t the question will cc ackeci workers on the precinrt level, party contribu tors and others. Party members rl- jso are being asked whjU mi rht be put in such a r-' ‘V-m-mt. Reun*on Washington.— ' c’rvrals C^e^te- Nimitz and Forre-t Sherman have ^ indicated they will at end a Peul # Harbor Day reunion in New '’.irk of Pacific war nava 1 'mrrec o * Is and navy press relations officer^. Frugal Indians New Delhi—The Indilh re nub 1 " will be inaurgurated January 2' with "dignified frugality”, ac a-U- ing to present plans. Cotton Knoxville, Tenn.—The University , of Tennessee extension service is advising farmers to take land out of cotton cultivation at least until it can be seen what is going to hap pen to foreign markets, rayon pro-/ { duction and government aids and controls. Phone 334-W 307 N. Sloan Street Wadsworth Ladies Plan Turkey Supper .. The ladies of the Wadsworth Home Demonstration club will honor their families with a turkey suppef and all the trimmings at the community house on December 15. An event of the- evening will be the annual Christmas tree for the “Sunshine Sisters” when the names will be re vealed. STAPLES — Arrow, Markwell and other standard machinea. Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74. y Government Inspection Is Year Protcctim. ★★★★★ ANOTHER 5 STAR VALUE. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 POUND BAG 69c Quality Tender Neat SLICED BOILER HAM... ft 99* Oicar Mayen Yellow Bd Skinless Center Cut Rib Pork Wieners lb. 49c Chops . lb. 51c Boston Butt Pork U S. Good Boneless Round Roast .. lb. 39c Steak . lb. 89c Dry Salt Shoulder Veal Fat Back lb. 15c Chops . lb. 49c Eotmore's Morvel 18 Oz. Jor MINCE MEAT . 31c Red Sour Rifted No 2 Con CHERRIES . . . 27c Foncy Slked No. 2^2 Con PINEAPPLE . . 35c The New Krispy 1 Lb Pkg. CRACKERS . . 25c Costleberry's 10Vi Oz. Con BAR-B-Q-HASH 28c Semi-Sweet Nestles 6 Oz. Pkg. 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