The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 07, 1950, Image 2

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I / i I V t V V Face Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday’, December 7, 1950 fvt. McCrory Completes Air Course Pvt. Billy L. McCrary has com peted his AF iKisic ainoan indoctri- j-ation course at Lackland Air Force Base, the “Gateway to the Air Force.” HLs basic training has pre- jvired him for entronee into Air Force technical training and for as- .■s.gmnent in specialized work. Pv’t. McCrary, son of Mrs. C. IL McCrary, l-as been transferred to Bong, Wash. ACTION IN UN SAID DEYIDED BY TOP LEADERS Buy that Baby Y’rat h er-Sim pson’s. Crib from NUNN-BUSH SHOES $13.95 and $15.95 ' L. B. DILLARD AS/ Sheaffers * PEN *rw » r** 117 M • TM YOUNG'S PHARMACY Fhone 19 The Old RHtable'' President, Briton Study All Steps And Deter mined to Bock Korean Action. Washington, Dec. 5—President Truman and British Prime Minister Clement Attlee held a second meet ing today and diplomatic sources said tonight they agreed to press for action against the Chinese Commun- Aiken. S. C. got the H-Bomb plant and The Wheel got a load of Big Values from the North all in the same week! If we do raise cotton down here, we sure pulled the wool over them dam- yankees. I GOOD condition, almost perfect 10 piece Dining Room Suit. . A Humdinger $125.M A CHINA closet for the sweetest fit- tie woman in the world, or for old battle-ax. Priced to fit the old gal. CHESTS o’ Drawers RECORD or Music Cabinet J12 50 $9.00 | ONE 30 gallon barrel,, wth tap, han- dy for persimon beer . .. $3.00 4-Pf^STER bed, hand carved, needs refinuhing $27.50 ft high, . $125.00 l-MfRROW Vanities $17.50 'LOVELY Peer Mirrow, 8 w;th marble top ledge 1 THt AJRANDS of books on 'most any subject, any book ... 25c Tel! Your Fnends About The Wheel ists in flhe United Nations. These sources also said Britain and the United States have not wavered in t^eir resolve to-rosist the Red in vaders. Never for one moment, they said, have the two chiefs of state con sidered withdrawing from Korea. Underscoring that, high military leaders insisted that the worsening war situation, although grave, is not hopeless. They voiced belief that Gen. DouglasoMacArthur still can halt the Communist thrust and establish a firm defense line. The statements by the diplomats, however, seemed to indicate that Mr. Truman and Attlee still are hopeful' that some diplomatic maneuver in the UN can persuade the Peiping re gime to withdraw its troops behind the Manchurian border. The American and British leaders met aboard the yacht Williamsburg today and scheduled another meet ing for 11:30 a. m. EST tomorrow. Today’s discussions were said to have dealt “almost entirely” with the Kor ean problem and possible action by the UN. Mr. Truman and Attlee were said to be looking hopefully toward the United Nations steering committee’s approval of a U. S. demand that the UN Assembly deal immediately with Chinese intervention in the Korean war. If British and American plans are carried out. tihis action would be followed by a UN resolution de manding that the Chinese Reds with draw behind the Manchurian border. In connection with the military situation, Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chairman of the Joint chiefs of staff, told a Senate committee that UN I forces trapped in northeast Korea now have reached a point where they j can set up a beachhead on the east < coast and be evacuated if necessary. But Bradley emphasised he was; not talking about a “Dunkirk” and issued a statement after the closed- door session to make his point clear. Other military officials said the northeastern troops could be. taken out by 8hip and put ashore further south to help form a new defense line. The official White House report is any plan now to evacuate Uni- ed Nations forces from Korea. Ross refused to comment when asked about published reports to the con trary. 20 Penney Store Employes Here To Get Bonuses of the Penney More than 20 employees Clinton store of the J. C. Co., Inc., will participate in the pay ment of a special year-end bonus of an amount equal to two-weeks pay for all full-time associates during 1950. Proportionate amounts for extra and part-time associates and those employed less than a year also will be paid by the company. John B. Jordan, manager of the lo cal store, said more than 50,000 Pen ney associates throughout the United States will share in the payment, f o be made on December 15. The company said management staff members, whosee earnings are determined largely by the company’s long-standing profit-sharing plan, will be exempted from the Dec. 15th payment. Dr. Macdonald At Church Meeting Dr. M. A. Macdonald, president of ThornweU orphanage, attended a meeting of the National Council of Churches of Christ in Cleveland, Ohio, several days the past week. Dr. Macdonald was one of sixteen delegate* from the Southern Presby terian church who attended the con ference of 6,000 people representing 30 Protestant denominations. UDC TO MEET The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, UDC, will meet tonight (Thursday, Dec. 7) with Mrs. Dan Yarborough at her home on Maple street, at 7:30 o’clock. A Pretty Picture will fill that empty space — Prather-Simp- son s. JAPANESE FRUIT CAKE For Christmas Made On Special Orders TINMAN'S BAKERY Phone 334-W WHEN COLDS START.. .HERE’S AN ANTI-HISTAMINE THAT YOU CAN TRUSTI AH ANTI HISTAMINE TABLETS CRM’s tistressas are stopped tte first dqr. on todajr's meeting said only that it I dealt with the situation in Korea Oleu) ! and ‘ •cepe to be taken to meet It.** j Shortly after the report was issued I by Presidential Secretary Charles G || Baae. the capital was shocked by ! new* of hi» death I 1 Military officials fla’.ljr bemed '.‘■err MOAMKi OlteaX’te Hot Office Open* 2:45 Saturday 12:45 Shown Ron Continuou* Thursday and Friday, Dec. 7-8 MAUPBGiMJGMf Tripoli riOtVARi 1 ii SlM Saturday, December 9 Also Three Stooges Comedy “STUDIO STOOPS" and Disney Cartoon Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 11-12 ihe Bestl7mey>u 5/er Had At a Movie I P J Pff & ill P A P PwmmuM presents ealMIK'Wn miinjBM WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 — ONE DAY The Skipper Surprised His Wife With Robert Walker and Joan Leslie MOVIBjil BETTER MR! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 7 and • •»'R0G[RS TRIGGER Feature: 3:39. 7:39, 9:25. COMEDY 9c and 35c SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9 ONE DAY ONLY _ RIDER OF THE RANGE (Fast Western Action) With TIM HOLT. Feature: 2:18. 4:06, 5:54, 7:42, 9:30. Chapter 9— DESPERADOES OF THE WEST 9c and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY December 11 and 12 THE BARON OF ARIZONA Starring Vincent Price and El len Drew. Feature 3:18, 7:18, 9:18 NEWS 9c and 35c WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13 ONE DAY ONLY FEDERAL AGENT AT LARGE (Action) With Kent Taylor, Dorothy Patrick and Robert Rockwell. Feature 3:25, 7:00, 9:33 RENEGADES OF THE RIO GRAND (Western) With ROD CAMERON Feature 4:25, 8:25 CHAPTER I Undersea Kiognom 9c and 35c & PHONE 400 m ■i" CLINTON. S. C* Between Belk’s and Penney’* ,6 KONSON PENCI LITER 10.00 KONSON CTGARET CASE COMBINATION . 10.00 RONSON STANDARD .. 6.00 K- RONSON WHIRLWIND 7.50 RONSON TABLELITER 8.50 Christinas GIFTS Schick-Rein iaftsM-SMbcaas Electric Shavers Pri«4 Kro* 17.50 Kodak Flash Camera CoaipIfU with Film. Hat- Uri*. and Flub Bulba 12.75 New Parker ‘*21” Pen and Pencil Set 8.75 Kaywoodie Pipes 3.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 AMITY Travel Case Ji Priced From 7.50 JEWELITE Dresser Sets 7.50 MUSICAL Powder Boxes 3.95 JEWELITE Comb-Brush Set 2.50 Perfume Atomizers —From— 1.00 to 2.50 Seaforth Sampler Set FOR MEN 2.98 ST. REGIS Wrist Watch 2.98 Coty Compacts 2.00 to 5.00 HALLMARK Christmas Care From Paintings By Winston Churchill 1.00 per box t|35 IOX or 3TAMTTS Y A R D L E Y OLD INftUSH LAVINDIR SOAP I Toilet Water Included Free 01s at V) mk Whatever your taste, whatever your budget,] you’ll find just the Christ itmas cards you want to send—in our larger-than-ever collection now on display. Come see tbemeoon, won’t you! MEN'S rjo TRAVEL SET ku -a*..