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Thursday. October 11, 1951
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Air wr diniMtaed to think that,might jolt thr State Department in-
America's industrial greatness is just | U> adopting a change of policy. On the
an accident, a sort of happen-so? other hand, you never can tell.
Clearly genius developed our indus- AGRARIAN REFORMERS: Ac-
try, a few men who were pioneers, cording to dispatches from Geneva
who took great chances; who won where UNESCO is currently meeting,
after long years of hard work. Some-. the American Delegation will soon in-
had steel, the Germans had stetl Aid program. Her latest rebuff to the Communists may answer that She was a native of Laurens Funeral services were conducted
well, why didn't Germany lead the .this country in boycotting the Jap they also have men in authority. That ro.m»v tuh.r. n t a * T n m <>t ty,„ rv™. «;n
world in the manufacture of cars? (peace treaty conference conceivably is true; and that suggests this: that k/ cu^ h ^ re ** *** I 3 / ' | Un f a ^ a L 3 P il ^ at *w 1 the D CrOM iJ il1
mott .dv,K-.t« of sSwiM or Com- Sh J *. , m '^ r **' Ch . Ur . Ch y .* h ' R ' V - W \ rC
muniam either h*v, nothing, or they I CroM Hl1 * Baptut Church. She Madden. Interment was in the
hope to set themselves up as rulers made her home with her niece and! Cole family cemetery -near Cross
over us. There is a bit of conceit in nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Hill.
most of us which suggests to us that i Forester of near Clinton, who sur-! ^
we could manage the other man’s af- vive her. She was the last member SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
times, even frequently, today's sue-. tro<luce a resolution calling for a re
cess is partly b
America is the land of miracle men
One evidence is our wonderful auto
uilt on yesterday’s distribution of land in Asia, Africa,
failures, failures, perhaps, of a score and Latin America,
of men who had a>dream. j ‘Fundamental to the whole U. S.
Where are greatest hospitals in the approach,’ we are told, ‘is the belief
mobile production. An "adverTisement world? I don't know; but I do know that the security of the United States
these that every large town in America has is not assured so long as the yield of
a good public hospital, as well as ex-. land to the person engaged in agri
fairs better than the other man him
self can.
of her immediate family.
I “The Paper Everybody Reads”
of a great bank sums it up in
VVO “The amazing story of an industry cefient private hospitals. Vienna was culture is on a scale of 25'in thp U. S.
that put a world on wheels. At the once regarded as the home of trans- and Canada to 5 ,n South America,
torn of the centurv it took an en- cendent genius m Medicine and Surg- 2 in Asia, and 1 in Africa—d.ffer-
tire vear to nroduce 350 automo- W- The French and the Germans had ences in basic productivity too enorm-
biles. There were some 4 000 cars on (Treat men of Medicine, butthrough- oustohe cons.stentw.th anything but i
the road Rv 1950 automobile nro- out America every community has, at tension, distrust, and hostility be-,
duction ave^ged ’ 55^00 clrs P a ! least in large measure, the . institu-j tween those regions and the Atlantic
month-more than double that of the ; tions which are found only in spots ; Community.
rest of the world. The 40-million pas- ! in countries. How do you ac-j Will the American tax payers be
senger cars being operated today | count for it. The most indiwdualis-,
The man who spends every dollar
as fast as he gets it; who isn’t will
ing to deny himself, or his craving for
the foibles and baubles of life; that
man would gladly advocate a re-dis
tribution of wealth, taking to himself
the fruits of his neighbor’s toil. He
would be like a farmer who would
share his neighbor’s crop.
Mrs. Betty 0. Golden
Dies In Columbia
could carry every man, woman and tic business in the world is the prac-) sessed owners?
pH stated At one tice of medicine: the trusted physi- :
compelled to compensate the dispos-
child in the United States' at one llce 01 medicine: me irusieu pn>».-; Can anybody tell me why we should
cian is usually alone, wrestling with try to re-distribute the land of other
The vast automotive industry has. T his country has been countries? Why not re-distribute our
in turn, created a huge crop of small a fruitful field for the application of
businesses — over 100,000 dealers and all the. knowledge of all the wor
garages, nearly 250.000 filling sta ' * " ” ””
Mrs. Betty Owens Golden, 74,
died Friday afternoon in the Co
lumbia hospital after a two-weeks’
illness.
“DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH’
Hugh- L. Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
29 Years Experience
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tions.
Automobile manufacturers in 1950
employed 839,000 people, had sales of
$12.5^0.000,000 and paid $1,670,000,-
000 in corporate income taxes. Few-
own land ? Why not say that a family
may have so many rooms in a house
and let the neighbors move in? Does
that sound foolish? Certainly it does,
It isn’t our soil or the air we
breathe; it isn’t by any means that M
we are abler men than the British or but not more silly than our meddling
the Dutch or the Spaniards. We even a n over the world,
lack the brilliance of the Latin, the j Q ur Supreme Guide is Jehovah; and
verve, the intellectual energy, the ex- our Supreme Teacher of truth is the
industries have had such a profound 7rb*r.rteri'tTLr°hretlmm ‘the Redeemer In the Parable of the Tal-
effect on the life of a nation. n hut in Amenca ents we find distinctions, degrees of
Th- tremendous investment in fac- J h»H* ™ onnoJtunitv to * bi,it y * nd differences in rewards,
ton. laboratory and field testing fa- * h “ ™ 0 PP ortun,ty 10 Throughout the Scriptures we find
cilities, and the ideas and ability of Du ”f , ^ . . f . (only one reference to a common level
the men behind them, have made the Th »* • th f America you and I in- * n d that was not in money or goods;
automotive industry a symbol of the ber ' t *d;.. an d we * re ‘ os *
productive power of American indus- In 8 10 Washington^Socialists.
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One of our country's greatest as- I am trying to decide whether our
sets never appears on the U. S. Government is craiy, or whether I am and His readiness to receive “who*o-
Treasury’a balance sheet— industrious craiy Consider this which comes ever will”.
men, working together under a free from The Southern States Industrial A lady in Charleston suggested that
system.'* Council: JI discuss the Bible and Religion. It
The story I’ve just told is all *he “HOW DUMB CAN WE GET* ^ amazing to take note that so many
Anent the Point IV program for Asia, religionists are advocates of Socialtam
t w.s stated in this space on No or Communism It u a bit hard to
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not in flocks and herds; not in intel
lectual ability, nor physical health;
not in opportunity or promotion; that
one level was the love of the Father
more remarkable to me when I re
call a conversation with one of our
Navy's heat
Italy and France had better internal
He told me that vem ber 1. 1950
understand, for the Bible doesn't ad
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samiastisa engines than We have; . billion Supreme Being together
and w, know that the Germans aur- 4ollar* r worth o1 American machinery wUh Son “Hi Holy Spirit Then
**••»*♦ ** »^«w«nr The British ind nevertheless want •* j* Angel, and Archangela.
it distinctly understood that there are ^ Seraphims and the Cherab-
no strings attached—such as. f«»r ex- They are the Heavenly jpoup of
a pledgTon their part to side hxgh^t rank The Socialists and
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m a war with Ruasia At a recent
meeting of «an»u* Astatic and West-
ern group, hold in Lac know, the
Amenraa delegates were told la no
uncertain term, that while <mr ma
lenal aid wwaU he accepted, the So
ctalkst governments of Ind a and Pak
••tan wanted m Part of o«r rapitalut
i Inlagy or policy of ‘roataiatag’
I nmmoaiem
Since that time. Congreae has voted
a 11 to «W0,000 'loan* to India to en-
a hie her to hoy op to 2.909.000 Una
of Amervaa whoat. The State Do-
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