Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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•/ - Ct l I’aee Tw.* THE CLINTON CHRONICLE of lliursday October 30. 1952 Citadel Cadets Defeat Blue Hose, Score 28-7 Gunter, Edgar O. Braz.lt, Elecn B. i Charleston, Oc. 25, - The Citadel Ellis. Nellie B. Copeland, Helen B. I B>alldoJs d.spayed a strong running Coker, Dewey Brazill, Clyde Braztll,;j"d passing offens.^ to defeat Pres- Pelly Brazill, Margaret B. Seay, MU-! t ;>'! er ‘ a . n ,_£ olleg<; ' “Z ’ " LEGAL SALE , The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Probate Dewey. Brazill, Administrator the estate of George W. Brazill, de-j ceased, Petitioner, VS. -a , Mrs. Lillie V. Brazill, Eugenia B. J Warren Challenges Brown's Statement • ^ i Columbia, ,, Oct. 26. — Campaign | chairman George Warren of the In- i dependent South Carolinians for Eisenhower today took issue with state Democratic Party chairman Edgar A. Brown over a statement ...... j, Brown made yesterday. dred B. Rhodes, and Barbara Bra- before N a crow d estimated pt, In statement, Brown declared zill, Respondents Pursuant to a Decree of the Court j an Associated Press report of re- The Bulldogs scored a^ touchdown 1 marks he made at Greenville Friday night were inaccurate. He introduc ed Vice President Barkley at a rally there. i “Today *s, newspapers,” ri the above stated case( I will sell in Period while Presbyterian at public outcry to the highest Md- Punched over its touchdown with dc r. either u. or in trout of the Court | ^ nut T e and a half lef ^ P 1 ^; House, at Laurens, S. C, on Sales-J°hnn> Mamajek and; “Xoda-y»si neWspapers,” Warren | day in November next, being Mon-;^ 3ul Chapman each scored twice or. sa j c j t "carry a story in which chair-1 day, the 3rd day of the month, dur-; The Citadel while Freshman Full- man Brown claims the Associated ing the legal hours 'or such sales, the back Lene ^Cartel scored t e ru Press incorrectly quoted his remarks following described property, v to wit: j touchdown. . at B ar k] e y meeting. All that piece, parcel or lot of land ! Reiving the opening kickoff, The The People Heard situate, lying and'being on the we^t-1 Cltade l drove 62 yards in ten plays "The people heard Mr. Brown’s ern side of North Livingston Street, WIth Mamajek plunging the final j remarks over the radio. in the Town of Clinton, Hunter ^ a jd- Hc , h , ad , set , U ? the score 'y lth I “The radio recording will prove School District No. 5, Laurens Coun-. a ^“'^‘d dash to the two->ard line; t j lat at Greenville he said what thel ty. South Carolina, with the follow-{Qu^terback^Fnedlin ^d^pass- newspapers quoted him on Saturday as having said, and not what he now mg metes and bounds: Beginning ai'^ to D uby Rierson for 28 yards and -an non pin on the west side of| a . . d 0 ^ 0 on _ 18. Mamajek North Livingston Street and run ning in a westerly direction one hun- kicked his first of four conversions. says he intended to say. . _ , . "At Greenville he charged it cost A* the ^"d quarter opened one $ 3 0t00{) tQ print the Eisenhower roto . ter and their candidate.) “The truth is the rotogravure was 1 fired eighty (1B0) feet to iron pin; of Chapman's punts was fumbled by I gravure In his explanation he claims thence in a southerly direction PCs Tommy Jordan. Dick Cole re-j that hc said it cost an estimated ' eighty (80) feet to iron pin; thence, covered for The Citadel on the Blue, $25,000 to print it in an easterly direction one hundred Hose 18. Presbyterian held for downs; ’ . . , eighty (1801 fee, to iron pin on the! but two play, later, Fullback Em-i..*? 1 " * * rotogravure west side of North Livrnggtori'Street;; niett Fulk fumbled and Citadel Ccn-1 J?™; ™^ spa f <?r slz '’ advertising zhence—in- -a northerly direction ter Bob McDowell recovered. Soutt ' 'Carolinians for Encnbow* eighty (80) feet along w-est side of. The Bulldogs drove to the one- N’orth Livingston Street to starting yard line in five plays and again , . „ point, and containing one-third of, Mamajek piled over for the touch- spoored by th South Carolinians an acre, more or less. Said lot is down. I or . Eisenhower Committee and I am bounded on' the north by lands ofi Midway of the third Quarter one reh . ably informe d that the printing Clinton Cotton Mills, on the west of p resbyt erian Quarterback Jackj^f.j* approxi, | natel y 54.000. Harper’s passes was intercepted Kyf . n: ,, 15 ex P anat ion Mr. Brown , . Ray Allen and he returned it 37! Saj ^. c ro was printed in treeb Said parcel or lot of land is ds tQ the ^ 26 That n and a foreign city. It wa^ printed at the identical lot conveyed b £. ^ ^ | Fnedlin’s i 6 -vard pass to Mamajek Lo ^ svl l T e >., K J’' whlch stl11 15 located on the one-yard line set up a scor-i m the Umted States ; i ing run for Chapman. -Be says it was printed by Repub- ! Chapman got off a 53-yard punt licanS - 11 Was printed ^ the com - 1 that rolled dead on the Presbyterian pci six-yard line in the final period. An „„„ . , ot *? lc: Ciish. The sucem- 0 t( side „ , the B , Hose I r ' wl ; ose “ fupport- ful bidder, other than the Petitioner back their T later, prcslden, “ 1 cand| - herein, immediately upon he con- CunU Freeman [umbled Tackl ^ date^dlai E. Stevenson.) There is ' U ,l‘ 0 ?n tl. . l ; ,dd ' ne ', sl ; aU ^P 031 Paul Petrich recovered for The Cit- • ’h tho Proh.-itfi Ponrt tho sum nf . . and south by lands of H. W. Steer, and on the east by North Livingston Steer to George Brazil! by his deed dated February 28, 1^46, and record ed in the ofLce of the Clerk of Coyrt for Laurens County in Deed Book 88, at page 1C2... pany publishing the Louisville; Courier - Journal, a Democratic! with the Probate Court the sum of of the purchase price as a guar- . .tee of his good faith in the bid- »::ng. The same to be applied to the purchase price upon his complying adel on the eight-yard line. Chap man plunged five yards through the no rotogravure printing establish-! ment in South Carolina. > u ^ | ”It was printed by union labor un- FC right side for the touchdown two scan{ ial sheet issued by Mr. I piavs later. | Brown’s Democratic committee' ,ith the terms of sale, otherwise to'. With mostly reserves in The Cit-1 ^ ^ be paid to Petitioner for credit on the a dc ! lineup, PC End Joe Kirven visited Columbia (Sent 301 Th-ir' indebtedness. In the event the sue-, blockecl a ; sheet was printed by non-union la- cessful' bidder should fail to make Chapman punt. The kick was bad such deposit, or should fail to com- an d rolled out on The Citadel 25- ply with the terms of sale, the said >' ar d line. PC Quarterback Harry lands shall be re-sold on the same Hamilton passed, 20 yards to Kirven ; bor. Mentions NAACP ' Mr. Brown said the rotogravure or some subsequent Salesday„gn thg..| ° n the 1 terms,-at nslc of the defaulting^ smashed over from the, one. j Carolina Democrats Not one cent of! purchaser. FINAL SETTLEMENT it was contributed by the National I The purchaser to pay for papers, 1 Take notice that on the 7th day j Association for the Advancement of! stamps and recording. of November, 1952, I will render a Colored People which is soliciting: J. HEWLETTE WASON, final account of my acts and doings money for Mr. Brown’s committee, Laurens County, S. C. a s Executrix of the estate of Au- j through the Negro newspaper, ‘The Judge of Probate, ! gustus Allen May in the office of i Lighthouse and Informer’ (a weekly Dated this Sept. 19, 1952. 3013t the Judge of Probate of Laurens published in Columbia.) Dr. Fred E. Holcombe OPTOMETRIST Offices at 200, South Broad St. Phone 658 Office Hours 9:00 to 5:30 i County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Execu trix. “The resolution referred to was of fered by Mr. D. W. Robinson, Jr., of Columbia, and agreed to by Mr | Brown. Oct. 7. 1952. ! On the go? Have a Coke “In his explanation Mr. Brown says that the statement in the roto-' gravure that ‘South Carolina Demo crats are free by resolution to vote 1 Any person indebted to said es- 1 lor Eisenhower and continue as loyal 1 tate is notified and required to! democrats’ is a known and infamous make? payment on or before that! truth, date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or ne forever barred. RUBY KELLER MAY, Warren then quotes the resolution Executrix. | which says a state Democratic Party 4c-u -31 member may vote for presidential I electors ol his choice without in any • way affecting his state party stand ing. "I leave it to the readers to say,”| Warren continued, “whether the statement in the rotogravure or the statement of Mr. Brown is an un truth. "I cannot help but feel that Mr. Brown is restlessly bedding down with the people he labeled in Chi- cago (at the national Democratic convention) as ‘political cattle’ and I fear his restlessness has caused him to be reckless, to say the least, in his statement. “ ‘Life - magazine, .dated Oct. 27, prints a picture of Mr. Brown call ing him ‘South Carolina Boss.’ Mr. Brown should not take this seriously. The people of South Carolina will not be bossed.” When you’re going at a fast clip, a little minute’s all you’ve got to spare. Pause for an ice-cold Coke ... and go refreshed. SOTTIED UNDOt AUMOMTY OT THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY “Coir#” is e rmghtfod lrod»-mark. 1952, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Game Warden Says To Enforce Law On Trapping Game —♦—. Game Warden Garvin O’Dell re minded the public yesterday that it is unlawful to set rabbit boxes or traps of any kind. He declared that this law is aim ed at keeping some persons from trapping game and selling it com mercially. “It is unlawful to even sell wild rabbits regardless of how caught or killed.” The game* warden emphatically said he intended to enforce the law which calls for a fine of not less than $25 or more than $100. He added that steel traps can be wjithin 200 yards of any resi- or 25 yards of a poultry set for the protection of property. In further explaining the pur pose of the law, lie said there have been some cases of people setting out as many as a hundred boxes which seriously diminishes the rab bit stock. The season opens on Thanksgiv ing day for guns and dogs, how ever, he stated that rabbits can be run without guns now, but that' hunters must have their licenses. dUU sejpwjithi •’d.ence or house if NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD? It all depends upon what you call "good". If you mean prosperity based upon the blood of our S. C. sons . . . money to jingle in your pockets while a boy bleeds to death in Korea, then that's what the Truman Democrats offer you. Those who have died or been maimed in war did not have it so good. TRUMAN DEMOCRATS MAINTAIN THAT THE 120,000 CASUALTIES AMONG AMERICAN BOYS IN KOREA ARE THE RESULT OF A "PO LICE ACTION". Yes, it all depends on what you mean by "good." If you mean more dollars in your pockets, that's what the Truman Democrats offer. BUT ... a Truman dollar will buy only 43< worth of food, only 45* worth of clothes, only 45* worth of furniture ... is worth overall ONLY 53 cents’! \ Don't fall for the good-times myth. These are treacherous times. A dollar is worth only what it buys. And you know, a Truman dollar doesn't buy much! As Franklin D. Roosevelt remarked on July 30, 1932, "Any government, like any family, can for a year, spend a little more than it earns. But you and I know that a continuance of that habit means the poorhouse." Since July 1, 1952 the Federal Government has been spending $73 million more a day than it has received! fl The Truman administration is the author of war, debt, inflation, and shocking corruption of American life and morals. STEVENSON HAS ACCEPTED THE TRUMAN RECORD! As Dwight D. Eisenhower said in Columbia, "We have an administration which may go down in history as the 'Scandal-a-day administration'. "We are going to change to an administration which will root corruption out and then go on with the kind of men and women who can b« trusted to see to 4 . it that corruption does not get in." For HONESTY in government, vote for EISENHOWER SOUTH CAROLINIANS EISENHOWER The South Carolina Democratic Party adopted this year a resolution permitting you to vote for the electors for the presidential candidate of your choice without in any way affecting your standing in the South Carolina Demo cratic Party. Hear George Warren over your favorite station Friday night. 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