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Page Six THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 8, 1949 i \ \ / TOP QUALITY APPLIANCES By HOTPCINT ...and... CROSLEY —Ranges —Refrigerators —Water Heaters —Dishwashers —Washing Machines —Ironers —Home Freezers —Electric Sinks —Steel Cabinets EASY TERMS IF DESIRED HOME SUPPLY CO. Pitts Street Phone 423 Decline Shown In Birth Statists For the Counh Shelling of American Ships By Nationalist China Is Denounced u P on the mediatory service of the'through local bookstores at fifty priests in the temple. In contrast! cents per copy. wtth.ltfejmwian teaches person-' The list contains thirty topics, or Aft v- i i-j . units, covering the various phases of ' th^ t ^ £ aoksllde , rs that South Carolina history from the Columbia, Dec. 6.—The number of Washington, Dec. 4—In a strong : ru ; n j erc e rn ™u S days ot the Indian settlements to births recorded in Laurens county note of protest, the United States to the nroverh ahmit yhiiHron . 1949. The outlines ate followed by during the first eight months of 1949 has demanded that the Chinese Na- ! j n a c 0ur <Tran<*«“' Rather than m "ireferences and a selected list cU the tratai fn • tienaiict een-er—e.nt inft sour g ra P K - -Kather than blam-1 source materials. The next publication by the com eludes the encouraging of the exca vation and study of historic sites and their proper marking, the publica tions of legislative journals, diction aries of South Carolina history and biography, .the preparation of guides . i to state records, the procuring of of j copies of public documents, and the assisting of local governments in solving their archive problems. LIQUID OR TABLETS GIVES FAST L RELIEF >wh«n COLD MISERIES STRIKE ow a decrease from the total for t ion a list government order its war-, ing their fathers, they should look the same period of 1948, according ships to stop illegal firing on Am- we n t o their own ways. Every man to figures just released by the bu- erican vessels running the China ■ s h a ll die for his own iniauitv if he 111 l,ie ^oum Carolina Bib- reau of vital statistics of the S. C. coast blockade. ' / s i ns * liographies” series will t>e “A Gen- State Board ot Health. The same is Th ^ ' state department disclosed u . , eral Classified Bibliography,” to be true for the state ts a whole. today that the ^ e P 5uke was delivered G o^ will make^ew covenant ^ i [ ollowed b y a number of specialized In Laurens county, 379 live births yesterday to Chinese Foreign Min- hT^op™ !. w^ld surpass he ' S ' were recorded from January througn ister George Yeh in British Hong old cove nant of the wildernp?, 1 The of the guide to the August this year, while 537 births Kong. because God i ^ ot South Carolina ^tory is were the total for the first eig t; Whereas Secretayy of State Ache- the heart; God would be the peo-^? ar !u 0f a nin . e 'P 0 ‘ nt program set up months of last ycai. C f the 19 , son emphasized in a news con- pie’s God and they would be his comrn ‘ ss ^ on - The program in- births, 112 were white male^ ference Wednesday that he wished people.- i „ Most , remarkabie ba lhe the white births 19, took place ih | woulXTe'l hospitals, as did 17 of the Negro th case—insisten-p that Nationalist ^ oven t anl - general would bp the ft births. Doctors reported 215 of the, va C C h as0 s hoil d 5 not nie-^llv a^ack i acce P tance ° f \ hat covenant that all white births and 35 of the Negro : "n ^s" 0 ' ^ ‘SS’ "1 births, while midwives reported The Drote . w directed snecif-' a Li/ h ,T h L P ro P h ecy of eight of The white births and 131 o: : a , ai . ^ .. k \i ond 1V on r ,f de f n a ,^ e ^ ould be long in ful- the Ne°To births ! \ Monda > en , ailment. We have seen its glorious .no .ye 0 ro oirms. the isbrandtsen lines vessel, the beginning in the rnmimr n f rhrict The statistics tor me first eight Sir John Franklin. It was entering And we°should give ourselves with months o- 1943 show that 272 of thel,^ Yang,re river leading to Shnng-'renewed to Chrisdan work Is Laurens county births were white | h ai. Previously the state depart-; believing the time will come when and 26o were Negro. Of the births,, ment had protested an earlier attack i the golden aee will fnllv 178 took place in hospitals. 302 were' on Is!brand{son . s Flving Cloud in :he'the prev^B eve?ywhere* I reported by physicians, ^nd 23.. b> shanghai area 1 y VALUES GftLORE at fl&P A&P Apple Sauce 23c FOOD STORES 2 No. 2 Cans Atmore*8 Ift-Ox. Jar MINCE MEAT. 39« Iona Sliced, Halve* PEACHES. No. 2Yt Can ... 25c Sunn\ field S. R. FLOUR . 10-Lb. BaR . 69c A&I**S OWN VEGETABLE SHORTENING dexo 3 lb. can Packer's Label Orange Juice 11c A A I* Seedless RAISINS Ann I’aife Strawberry Preserves Ann l*ajre Salad DRESSING Ann I‘age 16-Oz. Can Peanut Butter 35c Ann Rage—With Dork & Tomato Sauce 16-Oz. Cans BEANS 2 for 19c NUTS Brazil, lb. pkg. 29c Walnuts, lb. pkg. 39c Pecans, lb. pkg. 37c Mixed, lb. pk. 35c CANDY Worth more Lb. Pkg. Cream Drops 27c Warwick Choc. Covered Cherries, lb. pkg... 49c Warwick Assorted Chocolates, lb 59c FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES White POT ATI ES, 10 lbs. 37 1 Head CAULIFLOWER 29 c White Head CABBAGE, 2 lbs.. California PEARS, 2 lbs. 24 c New Red Bliss POTATOES, 5 lbs 27 Pascal CELERY, stalk \v Golden Yellow BANANAS, 2 Winesap APPLES, 5 lb. bag. 43 Florida ORANGES, 2 dozen In Cello CRANBERRIES, lb. 19' Red Emperor GRAPES, 2 lbs.. Large Head LETTUCE, 2 heads Green Top CARROTS, 2 bnchs Florida GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for First Installment Published On The new note made these major' ! points: 1. The United States, from the, beginning of the blockade last j June, has declined to admit its le- State's History ( guli,y for many reasons. | 2. The attack on the Franklin was carried out Sir John Special to The Chronicle, “indiscrim- j inately and wantonly” and was “un- Co umbla ’ 6 -—The Historical justifiably and contrary to the Dw, ni ^ rr '/ ss i°| 1 , 0 ^. South Carolina has | and practi.e of nations”. If b K ‘ Sh c d ! he brst part °* the G uide ‘ 3. The United States government i J 0 „ the ., S i udyof South Carolina His-* erefore holds the Chinese Nation- p‘ y ’ V has been announ ced by J. H. Easterby, state historian. Part One of therefore holds the Chinese Nation alist government •‘fully responsible .. _ L _ 1 r .ny losses sustained by American . e . 0n S° u tb Carolina Bibli- nationals as a result of these reck-, °^ a P hl * s 15 ®" tltled "Topical Lists” I less acts". and ls desi «ned to sec** as a sylla- 1 4. The United States views seri-1,ff * fo , r a . c ° urse of stud y- or r * ad ‘ n *.:: ously the attack on American life 1 1 T K aU? and property and requests that the fp io , pi | b lcation . can ** obtained Nationalists prevent another "in- . °. ‘o rarie * **» Laurens county ; cident of this nature”. , Jiorn the Historical Commission. Co-|| The department appeared to draw 013 Teachers and interested per sons in Laurens county can obtaii. the guide from the commission or 75c No. 2 C'an 15-Oz. Pkg. 16-Oz. Jar 4lc Pint Jar '8 distinction between what a na-, ^ ms .Laurens county can obtain ! tion has a right to do in its own | 'waters, and an attack which vio-1 jlates international law and extends .outside that area. It contends this i now has occurred. I At the news conference VVednes- i day Acheson had said that he con sidered the latest attack in some respects at least a violation of ; American rights Therefore he con sidered that if the Isbrandtsen line ! wanted to claim damages the Am erican government would back it up. At the same time he singled out j the Isbrandtsen line as the one Pa- jctflc ship operator* fltbich had sent 'its vcssels - lnto Shanghai. By way •of indirect rebuke he praised the il* wisdam” of all those operators who had stopped sending their ships their. In New York, the Isbrandtsen lime declined comment on the pro- . test. However, last night Vice Pres- , ident Matthew S. Crinkley said in a speech that its ships would con- tinue to enter Shanghai, based on i the state department's view that , the blockade is not legal Crinkley accused the department I of timidity and carelessness in not 1 | doing more in support pf its policy.' | While the Nationalists tried to halt sea trade to the Communist- j j held area, their hopes grew feebler i in the field. The Reds relentlessly | pushed on in Western China, cut-! ;ting two highway arteries to the new 1 Nationalist capital in crowded Cheng tu. I 45 c 25 c 25* 23* State Football Season Closes, Wofford On Top South Carolina's 42-0 season-end-1 ing win over The Citadel Saturday | caused a mild shakeup in state col- I lege football standings. Wofford, with a perfect 11-0 rec ord, remained securely in first place, Presbyterian (5-4) stayed in second. But the loss dropped The Citadel \ (4-5) out of third place to make way for Clcmson (4-4-2). South Carolina (4-6) moved ahead of Furman (3-6) i The game also eased The Citadel j cut of a three*way tie with Erskine and Furman for fourth place in the intrastate race. A|1 of the eight South Carolina colleges jiow have finished their reg- ! ular seasons. They rolled up a rec- ! ord of 36 victories, 40 defeats and .two ties', both by Clemson. Wofford received, and accepted, the only bowl bid—an invitation to meet Florida State university Janu ary 2 at the Tampa, Fla., Cigar bowl. Final all-games standings of the eight South Carolina college foot ball teams for the 12-weeks 1949 season: W L T Wofford 11 0 0 Presbyterian 5 4 0 Clemson 4 4 2 The Citadel 4 5 0 South Carolina 4 6 0 Furman .... 3 6 0 Newberry 3 8 0 Erskine 2 7 0 SIX-INCH SERMON By Rev. Robert H. Harper JEREMIAH TEACHES PERSONAL RELIGION Lesson for December 11: Jeremiah 8:4-6; 31: 29-34. Memory Selection: Jeremiah 31: 33. The religion. of the Old Testa ment was too largely a kind of community religion. It depended Savings Accounts 3%—DIVIDEND—3% \\ e invite savings accounts from the people of Clinton and vicinity. You wili like our friendly and efficient ser vice, and you will receive your dividend promptly each January 1st and July 1st. Any amount — from $1 up — opens an account. Each account is Insured up to $5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Two people may have up to $15,000 fully insured. Accounts by mail promptly acknowledged. Chartered and Supervised by Hie" United States Government Laurens Federal Savings & Loan Association Telephone 22271 LAURENS’ LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION 104 West Main Street Laurens, S. C. Your Home-Owned Store — Thot Will Always Strive To Sell Quality Merchandise At the Lowest Possible Prices . 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