The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 19, 1953, Image 13
Thursday, November 19, 1953
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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County Ranger
Gives Warnings
To Handle Fires
'Ten Commandments
Of Safety' For Those
Handling Firearms
prompted by such events as the Ko
rean hostilities, prolonged strikes
and governmental production con-
! trols, sales volume would have fall-
; en off long ago.
With the armistice in Korea and
i the thinning out of military orders
| the auto industry now finds itself
In the past week several woods In view of the recent series of with plenty of everything that
fires in the county have cost land- firearms accidents here are the “Ten * nto car construction. It also finds
owners several hundred dollars in Commandments of Safety" compiled that with dealer inventories m ex
damages, all apparently caused by by arms manufacturers. Copies of ces * ® million cars and dea -
squirrel hunters, according to the these rules with other information in e F® complaining about over-produc-
county ranger. attractive leaflet form may be ob-
that but for the scare buying as; to date it has already done this against said estate will present
built, them on or before said date, duly
This is
jittoky, h
the time of year when the tained by any interested person who
The dealer stocks began to pile
POR EASY
smwcy hazy condition makes it wm?seod a stamped envelope Irom
very difficult for the lookout tow- The South Carolina Wildlife Federa- eKo* Airm® urith
ei-s to spot fires) They must depend Federation, 55 Arcade, Columbia. hi h t U1 f new car invento-
on the help of every citizen of the TREAT EVERY GUN WiTH ^ TLmendous voU^e of used
county to report any fire they see THE respect DUE A LOADED cars has accumulated to plague the
burning in or near wooded areas, gun. This is the first rule of gun; merchandisers.
A very bad fire was prevented a safety j In recent weeks the industry has
few ago, caused i by hunters, 2 . GUNS CARREED INTO CAMP! seen something of a battle between
take^ bv Addtson Neighbors and OR HOME > OR WHEN OTHER- Chevrolet and Ford. Chevro et's
taken by Add s g s d WJSE NQrr m USE> MU1ST dominance of the No. 1 spot in pro-
Lghbora,'near Clinton. Also work- '^Ys BE U.NLOMJBD. and taken; ductio^ and sate has not been
in S on the fire was David T Pitts ^ Ste to “ef a^d Ford Chevrotes
DaVd“ With'airthe valuable "/sho^io, a«a might have eased off its output
help furmshed the ranger the fire 3. ALWAYS BE SURE BARREL volume had not Ford th eatened
was out m a few minute, Th.s ftrc ACTION ARE CLEAR OF OB- to^am some ground^^
was reported by a saw mill hand to K*-CTIONS, and ,hat >ou have £ h f lh . • f .
Mrs David Pitts who relayed the oi. y ammunition of the proper size ha i? fo rd announced it would bu n d
information to the fire tower. for the gun you are carrying. Remove ^ ^he last Jx month
The help of every citizen is need- oil and grease from chamber befor- than jt d ; d [n ^ first With a t0 .
ed m Laurens county to keep forest tiring^ tal of near!y 1,000,000 Ford cai
fires down. Here are some of the 4. Always carry your gun so tnat
things you can do: you can CONTROL THE DIREC- Say—
1. Be careful with fire in or near HON OF THE MUZZLE. EVEN IF “I SAW IT IN THE CHRONH’I r
the woods when you start a warm- YOU STUMBLE: keep the safety on — _
ing or cooking fire while hunting, until you are ready to shoot.
Don’t leave the fire unattended. 5. BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET
Soak your fire with water or cover'BEFORE, YOU PULL THE TRIG-
with dirt when leaving. Don’t toss GER; know the identifying features
lighted smokes from your car win- 0 f the game you intend to hunt,
dow. Use your ash tray. 6. NEVER POINT A GUN AT
2. Report any unatended fire you ANYTHING YOU DO NOT WANT
see burning to the county fire con- TO SHOOT; avoid all horseplay
trol unit. The phone numbers are w hiie handling a gun.
536 or 21241, or the operator in Lau- 7 UNATTENDED GUNS AL
WAYS SHOULD BE UNLOADED;
guns and ammunition should be
stored separately beyond reach of
children and careless adults.
8. NEVER CLIMB A TREE OR
FENCE OR JUMP A DITCH WITH
A LOADED GUN; never pull a gun
toward you by the muzzle!
lands, protecting your valuable tim -1a FLATlSvRD < smtFA : CE L OR T THE
ber from someone else’s careless- o rrR ^rV ov waXp u
ness and ignorance. Follow the law ?™^E ° F WATER; when at
to the letter when you burn trash ^ ge ! P ractlce . be sure your back-
or brush stop 15 ade< l uate -
2. Take a stand against woods AVOID ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
burners. Help your county unit in ; be f° re or during shooting,
prosecution of guilty parties. 1 ♦
3. If you want to know more 1QCJ, C„U c Cfi npf
about what preventing fire in the ' rf. n. ® ,
woods does, contact your county TOO Play Big Role
Chevrolet meanwhile has
more than 1,350,000 cars. proven, or be forvere barred.
ODUS L. YOUNG,
FINAL SETTLEMENT Administrator,
Take notice that on the 30th day Clinton, S. C.
of November, 1953, I will render a October 30, 1953 4c-w-26
final account o fmy acts and doings - —- - --r-———
as Administrator of the estate of CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
J. Willie Yqung, in the office of the ADMINISTRATION
Judge of Probate of Laurens Coun- The State of South Carolina,
ty, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the County of Laurens. r
same day will apply for a final dis- By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge:
charge from my duties as Adminis- WHEREAS, Desdie Adair Hol-
trator. land made suit to me to grant Lu-
Any person indebted to said es- ther Holmes Holland and Sara Etta
tate is notified and required to Holland Donnan Letters of Admin-
make payment on or before that istration of the Estate and effects ofl2 c . w .i9
date; and all persons having claims Thomas Irby Holland.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the sad
Thomas Irby Holland, deceased,
that they be and appear before me,
m the Court of Probate, to be held
at Laurens Court House, Laurens,
S. C., on November 25, 1953, next,
after publication hereof, at 10
o’clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why. the^
said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal
this 10th day of Nov., Anno Domini,
1953.
J. HEWLETTE WASSON,
•J. P. L. C.
Mev\/54- DODGE
SHATTERS 196 RECORDS
SWOPPINGJ
rens can give it to you so the county
ranger can send tools and help.
3. Familiarize yourself with thfe
state fire laws.
Here are some things the land-
owner can do:
1. Plow fire lines around your
woodlands. This will help keep
fires from spreading from adjacent
Look
in the
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ranger or district forester by writ- i a ..a-, I .wJ,
ing County Ranger, Box 413, Lau- 1^ AUrO Industry
HEAT-PROOF TABLI:
To make 1 wooden table top heat-
procH, remove the old finish
oi, remove me om urnsn. Rub factories at hi h level
one-third turpentine and two-thirds, The part saJes effort will have in
linseed oil into the wood. Then ru nex t year’s auto market is being
Detroit, Nov. 14—The automobile,
industry next year will have to de- 1
pend upon salesmanship to keep
employment and production in its
dry.
emphasized by every car maker in
their dealer councils and sales rep
resentatives generally.
One leading car builder puts it
There is going to be
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Au
thority Construction Project has' 1 * 115 wa y ;
been completed, final inspection! competition for the favor of the
having been made on October JJ j automobile buyer the likes of which
and 23 1953 ™ 1S countr y hasn t seen for nearly
Notice is further given that any-, a and 3 half -
one having a claim for labor, mate- 1 make ™ a PP ear u t0 a 8 ree
rial, fuel or supplies used on tbe ,! his view - They say, however,j
Project bv Birmingham Budding that there is no reason why the in-«
Company, Union ‘ Construction j dftry s merchandising d i v i s i o n
Company, Floyd Smith d-b-a Floyd sh °uld experience much of a drop
Waistinor rnmnanv Howard in unlt sales. Most of them see a
H. DaTco’nsScto "'•*«< "ex, year for from 5 .o 5 1-2
Company, R. E. Pool. Dixie pipe i mill.on new passenger cars
Line Company or B & R Construc
tion Company will submit same.
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properly itemized and verified, to
twelve o’clock noon on
If that volume is realized it 1
would be the fifth time in indus
try history that output volume has
pivpciiy t 0 pp ed the five million mark. (The
the following address not later than i in ^ str y buill 5 n9 000 1949 .
' 6,865,000 in 1950: 5,338,000 in 1951, 1
and already has built more than
5 1-2 million this year.)
As far back as 1949 th? indus-
November 30, 1953.
BIRMINGHAM BUILDING
COMPANY,
^-71, 40-26 try s sales executives were empha
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sizing the importance of sales ef
fort to maintain a high volume new
car market. Unlike the earlier
years, however, 1954 will have no
artificial stimulus to pile up new
car orders—so far a.< presently is
discernible.
Since World War II the nation’s
auto factories have built upward
of 35 million passenger automo
biles. Most industry analysts agree
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