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\ *• L - If Yoii Don’t Read J ” l The Chronicle. You Don't Get the Newo The Chronicle Strives To Be V Clean New*- paper. Complete, New»y and Reliable Volume LVIII Clinton, S. C., Thursday, March 28, 1957 Number 13 Daniel Continues to Seek Plant for Laurens County Area Group in Conference on Friday Former Senator Charles E. Dan- statement that he would use his iel, widely known contractor of efforts to locate a worthwhile in- Greenville on Friday assured the dustry jn the count within a people of Laurens County that he Clinton Church Is Free of Debt has not iforgotten his (promise and is still endeavoring to bring an in dustry to the county. Mr Daniel made the statement in an interview with the Laurens County delegation in the General Assembly and other citizens who met Mr. Daniel in his office in Greenville. In the party calling on Mr. Dan iel were Senator^ Robert C. Was son, Representatives Paul Cul bertson, W. C. Dobbins, and T. David Sloan, Jr., and W. J i Brown of Laurens, and Robert P. Hamer of Clinton. Last April, Mr. Daniel was guest speaker at a county-wide civic club gathering in Laurens, and during the course of his speech made the r __ ...... , w - ~ Coroner's Jury Here Returns Verdict Of Reckless Homicide Mrs. Randolph Harris, of Rt. 2, Greenwood, on Tuesday was charged by a coroner’s jury with reckless homicide in the automo bile collision death of Mrs. Vir ginia Crocker Satterfield which occurred March 13 in the Lydia Mill community. Mrs. Harris was released under bond. The collision occurred at a street, intersection at the Providence (Lydia Mills) school when a car driven by Mrs. Satterfield's hus band, David Satterfield, and one driven by Mrs. Harris collided. The inquest, presided over by Coroner Joe F. Smith, was. held at the Community bhilding at Lydia. Among the witnesses were Patrolman Richards, Dep. Ralph Riddle, stationed at Lydia, Qoug- las Gregory, occupant of the car driven by Mr*. Harris, Claude Crocker, J. B. Arnold, and Mrs. Harris. Kiwanians To Hear Macon P. Miller At Tonight's Meeting of the Macon P. Miller, director economic development of South Carolina State Chamber of Commerce, will address- the Clin ton Kiwanis club on Thursday niaht. The club’s final March meeting is scheduled for the Hotel Mary Musgrove at 7 00 p. m. Miller, a native., of . Virginia. MACON P. MILLER joined the State Chamber staff in recent months after being asso ciated with Sidney Blumenthal and Company, of Rocky Mount, N. C. Prior to that he served for ten years as director of industrial and public relation^ of Fieldcrest Mills, Inc., at Spray, N. C- He was active in civic activi ties' in North Carolina, serving as a member of the YMCA Inter- State Committee for the Carolin- as from 1947-55, as vice-president of the North Carolina Council on Economic Education in 1954-55, as a member of the North Caro lina State Merit System Council and as chairman of the Southern Industrial Conference. A graduate of Virginia Poly technic Institute, Miller was a member of Kiwanis clubs in Lynchburg and Radford, Va., and served as president of the latter organization. Kindergarten Closed, Teachers Attend Meet The kindengarten of the First Presbyterian Church will be closed Friday for the teachers to attend the S. C. Association of Children Under Six, at Winthrbp College, Rock Hill. *—r—- Mrs. J. P. Rowland leaves this ^afternoon to attend an executive board dinner. Mrs. Harry Nettles ind Mrs.'Frank Cauley will attend ?n Friday. However, Mr. Daniel told the group, the influx of industry to the state has slowed considerably during recent months and South Carolina as a whole is not getting the manufacturing^ plants in the numbers that formerly chose this state as a site for new- construc tion. Georgia, North Carolina, ^nd Alabama are competing Very heav ily for new industrial plants, Dan iel told the Laurens County group. These states, he said, have re vised their tax structures, and as a result South Carolina is not to- joying the favorable position it once had. Mr. Daniel referred to an indus try,- which be did not name, that is seeking a site in South Carolin: He said that Laurens County is dt the top of the list in order of pre ference for a possible -location. Within the past few weeks, he said, plans for coming to the state have been held in abeyance; but there is still a ipossibilitiy of re consideration by officials of the industry in question and that Laur ens County still remains high oh the list for consideration ais a site. New Industry Prepares To Bring Plant to Clinton Five New Directors Mobilemanor Corp. Plans for Building Elected By Members Chamber Commerce I o r tabu- arn .-., v mmmmm wn** Dedicatory services will be held Sunday at the morning worship hour at the Associate Reformed Presbvterian Church on South Bread Street. The n w d bt-free church was occupied in February. 1952. and a classroom win* was added in 1955 Dr. R. C. Grier, of Greenville, uill preach the dedica tory sermon. Dr. C Bynum Betts has been pastor of the congregation since 1925 Dr. White Be- Guest Speaker For P. T. A. Meet The Florida Street Parent- Teacher Association, in conjunc tion with the Clinton Band Boosters club, will hold their reg A. R. P. Congregation To Dedicate Church Sunday Greenville Minister to Preach Sermon Young Negro Dies Dedication of the Providence, headbd the campaign w.b'ch re- Frflm RhHaI W/llinrl Associate Reformed Presbyterian’,,,^ in th , installation of a r,U,il DU,,CI TV0Una Church building, located on the U1 , I < r ' rs ular monthly meeting Tuesday corner of South Broad and E^st ■ . in orgin for the In Dno* evening, April 2, at 7;30 in the Walnut streets, the third house of! d ^ R L . P ,' X:C P ^ i- '"J"* JpUl l\UW Clinton high school auditorium, (worship in the 121-year hist or v served as treasurer foi the build-1 ^ — ' Five new director C h a m b e r of Commerce elected last week following kit ion of the ballots cast by general membership of the cf her New directors elected 1 thm -yeaf terms include H ito L Eiohe’berger, W R Andersor H iiTy Layton, Claude A Crock— • r -arul. Mrs. D A Yarborough Officers and dieetors ’whose ten expire next month-a rd who yv:!l be replaced bv 'th< anogt include J J. Cornwall, Gary Hoi combe. J A. Orr, L. N Warn T E Addison, Rees-* Young, and W P. Jacot* III Holdover directors whose terms do n^t expire this year ir. elude James Wolfe, who«as out going president becomes second vice-president for the chamber for 1957, Jim Von Hollen, Robert Cox, John Mimnaugh, Van Jones, R E Sadler, Jr . C T Thomason, H. <i. Mathews, president of The Mobile tlon, on Tuesday stated that his company ing plahs to move its plant to Cl inton v Presently located ,n Lenoir,- N < . [> company^would be expanded to r^ach an roll of .OOO.OOo- ann ia!’ ployees. Mr Mathews, here h Clinton men who have .anor corpora- iefimtely mak- axio! W IT s of the uted pay- 250 em- »sf b<a-n working with him for u v- erai Iw'eek* ;n connection with the 1 contemplated move to thi . - said the cfimpany would con struct a building t>5x3ti0 fe< v for manufacturing operation Otht . igs on .t six r* ite . southwestern section of the city Clinton And Lydia Mills Operating On Five Day Week Clinton and Lydia Cotton M i. Dillard Milam. Jr.. Harry Me this institute a ftve-dav Sween. D. B Smith. Howard P 6 / week schedu:e •Smith and Leland Young H: a oe 'ooostruct- Mocta, d orders .for ne placed dur.ng i. f ;.../wong a wee a with State .ent officials to ms reu»Uve to .«■ homes up to > ve r h; ghwa vs c.utV< aw Physical Ed Group To Give Exhibition which will be oentmued until further, notice President P S Bailey stated yesterday. How ever, he said that move will be of ture In announcing the new.operat I ing schedule. Mr Bailey said oit tne in’.nng of mobile homes or traders more than > :ght feet .r. width over the highways Tne l^aureite County delegation n the General .Assem bly succeeded m getting a oon- passed by the es and the highway de partment of?,<;iaLs to grant per mits for moverrient o\'er high ways of the state at specified . u , j ,u current rcso.u*;on pass t* Re hop*-d htj-.. . . House of Repr^-entativ a temporarv na- . , Jy-nate request, nj Dr. B. Daniel White, pediatric ian, of Greenville, will be the gue.slh speaker, Usi/ig as his sub- jectr^What Music Means To Our Onildren." /fie is also a concert pianist. Dr. White majored in music at Furman University and graduat ed from the University of Geor gia School of Medicine in 1946. He served as a flight surgeon in the Air Force for three years and while in service performed in USO concerts. He served his pediatric residency at the Colum bia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City and while in New York, sudied music under Olga Samaroff. He also served as as sistant to Dr. Helen Taussig of the Harriet Lane Home Cardiac clinic of the Johns Hopkins Hos pital in Baltimore. For the past two years he has been associated with Dr. John L. Pitts, in the practice of general pediatrics and pediatric-cardioU ogy in Greenville. He and Dr. Pitts alternately come to Whitten Village, for consultations . e ach week. The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting. Dr. White will render several piano selec tions. Ml* dumb, wm be held UhV » »*.«* 26-A 19'. y eu r . Sund5j, J < March 31. duimg tht vea j^ ! ] old Lautens county Negro died . . Effective this week, and un..l times and over specified routes The girls physical education further notice. Clinton and Ly uf ^ oh .. her -' up to 10 feet m classes of Clinton High School dla Cotton m iU s will operate or. Wld , h . Severa: problems reiat- wUl present a gym exhibition in : a flve per week schedule mg to specific highway condit- Anrn°5 ^ revLSlon - whlch wc trUAt 10 >ons to be encountered at several April .•>, at eight ocolck. Lnder ^ a temporarv nature is ne pom’s m the stav nave a*-s*>n iake par., the cl ^: "««■*«>»•-; th. d,k- ^ and - Except for a short period in gallon, corporation officials, and _. _ ! 1952, both mills have run con- highway department heads in or- square (E^^TeSTstar ’’°l ith Unuousl y ' on ' a 1 six'days per week der to clarify matters, it was said. J ■- quire several weeks after the or- , . „ „ past ten vears / ; 010 Laurens county Negro died in'crack drill'platoon, led bv Dolly i Mllk m t * le Southern area be . , morning worship service. Dr. R K - - tv .1. , u tv,, Crouch and a rock and roll dn'i'e 30 reducing their operations to ^re placed to ubcam dehv- C. Grier, fomieh pendent of Ers-I^P^idencebne of oldest ^ Wlth squad ,i d ^ Sandra SaS ^ days several weks ago. and 1 er V of the stee., but that con- kine college and at present pastor ^urches in the Second Presby-j fr.orning of a bullet wound in the ^ ^ ^ a ' announcment of the schedule for Action of the building would of the Greenville ARP church,! or 8 anize « September neck, and another young Negro royune w ill be 'he stuntsi tht ‘ local plants was not entirely he- expected to*foliow immediate- will preach the dedicatory ser- i 0 _ 183 ^' th r? ugh i th l * f :! Ls b ee under bond in connection and tumbling with jesters Ann unexpected j ly thereafter Ray and Julie Bohck -Some boysi . Joanna On F1t» Daya -v 1 Mr Mathewis said hts company Wtir’s office reported tonight from Coach Thornton's physical j f>p.*rations at the Joanna Cot w ? ul d bnng one of thsyrnobtle r 7 ■ , cv, - f/u d . education classes will wrestle tan Mills at Joanna have been on horne '’ here hext wwk/o be put Leputy Sheriff H. R. Jones, one tht>n . |- a f.ve-day basis for several on public display" We d4> for o! the investigating oficers. said While the- girls prepare 'fo^fmnnths'..officials of tHe plant stat-' t ^‘ e beginning of the ihownng. he the dead youth Ls Johnny C. Ful- the mass caLsthenics. led by Gailied yesterday ler. The deputy said that Darnell Morse, musk will be furnished mon on the subject, ‘The Church’s One' Foundation ” forts of William 'Honest Bill”! . .. _. .. _ Blakely, a Revolutionary War *'' th the shocitir ^- Sheriff C M Dr. C. Bynum Betts, who has been pastor since September, 1925, will conduct the dedicatory service for the debt-free chtirch, w'hich was first used on Februar.- 18, 1952. The handsome building, of brick .construction, contains an auditorium that will seat’ more than 270 people, eight Sabbath School rooms, a kitchen, and a Sabbath. School assembly room. The sanctuary and the portion of the Sabbath School building di rectly behind it were completed in 1952, the additional classroom w.ng being adetud in 1955. The structure cost aproximatelv STii.- 000.00': The building committee was composed of James Pi Sloan, chairman; J. Hubert Todd, R L. Plaxico, Benpie B. Blakely, J. Sloan Todd, Lowry M. Wilson, and W. D. Adair. ^A. B. Blakely successfully Study Underway to Chart Development of College ■raid, probably would be "Hiurs- > day. Boyd was arrested and released b>- the Clinton High School band H U fried DC Boptist ‘ under bond after Fuller died. Norma Elder will be the squad Deputy Jones said a free for all l ”f"' »' a fC*U:ht drill which Chu/ch To Observe w,u conclude the show Building Fund Sunday fight developed at a night spot near Beaverdam church Satur- _ _ ' * day a bo vi t 1015 p m He said Sr. Teen Age Canteen deputies wen* called, but when D_ f*.I tliey arrived at the scene the| ' jUeS ^ ^^OUfenS • group of Negroes who had claused the disturbance had left. Mrs. Francis V Smith anr.ounc- However, the gioup of four, all' ^ hnlay that an invitation from related to each oilier, returned: Mrs Hoctgens, chairman of the j to the night spot about an hour Laurens Teen Axe Canteen, has later, armed with shotguns, and t)een received inviting the Clinton began 'shooting up th.- place.”. Sen ;or r ilighSchoot-jitudent® to art-- Two bystanders were slightly tend the Lauren< Teen Age Can- wounded by shotgun pellets. - j teen “Spring Semi-Formal Dance" Boyd, proprietor of the night to be. given at the Laurens High reminded of this service Sunda spot. Deputy Jones said, seized a -School gym on Thursday. March afternoon at 3 15 Sunday soh** •22 calibre rifle andired at the 28, at p*m w.jl bi’X-n at 2 30 group. Fuller—fcR—jn>t outside ;—> — —— —*2, —1. 1 Clinton men who have been m ' <'!ose touch with Mobuernanor Corporation offtculs for the past several weeks were high in their pcaise. of rrit'mber; .Jf the county deiegation for their effbrti in the negotiations President James E. Wolfe and Manager George Mas- -Vy. i{ the Chamber of Com merce. also singled out members The Hurricane Baptist chunn has set aside March"51 as the date on which a special effort will b** made to make another sizeable pavment on the indebtedness ^ .. . °f the Countv P.annmg-and De now remain rg on the recently . n ' , . ** ■ . . , i , , xeioprnent Board their asKist- constructed educational building ,n, e This indebtedness- has now — ^ > — be<*n reduced to $2.312 35 ind * D ^ _ J D band boosters — tin this in ful!*at an early late Repeat Production A rhembers die .•hureh. are u 'b; _i. . n 'Clinton Pea Pickers' a bullet- iLuLlha- bukdH^g— wtUi ! wound in the nock In additioq to Deputy Jones, I , ~ “Iofficers taking part in the m- i a , gave-seyto acres of vestigation included Sheriff Weir land for. the first building site and Ix . putv Blackwt>1] and cemetery Tlie site of the " _ Coaches to Leave College soldier A study toward charting the! in his capacity as director, will <,n L' ir ia! Providence ARP Chufeh p n r*.p rn Cnnncnrc future development of Presbyter- remain on the Presbyterian col- ls a ^° ut miles west of C!;n- _ _r ian college and its maximum role in Christian higher education be- remain . ™.. , lege campus for abikut one month. |°2’ a PP roJcima f e ly a mile to the; I olcnt Hunt PrOQram coordinating the study and con* [ °* l ^ e Laurens highway On Anril & gan this w-eek under the super-1 suiting with college staff, trus- . The Rev James L. Young w s c wn Mpnl Q vision of six distinguihhed educa-1 tees, alumhi and Presbvterian l ^ c °fLciating minister .n the ■ ^ tors, President Marshall W.! leaders. Each consultant w jn htr.e of the church’s organization 1 he James B Parrott Chaptc: Brown has announced. Df. Ri H. Fitzgerald, chancel lor emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh, will serve as director of the study. cHe will have as -consultants Dean Maxwell A. Smith, of the University of Chat tanooga, Dr. James M. Godard, of, next October to receive the re spend several days examining Luv eighteen charter member; O uei >>t Eastein S n spon some particular phase of th * col-! were as follows; William Blakely. Jhi original Arthur Srmt Jege work, Nancy Blakely, Margaret Blake- TV Talent Hunt show here on 1 They have scheduled-a second 1Vl Elizabeth Br>-son. Maria Saturday. April 6. at 8 15 p n cortsulfant'a meetini? on Aonl 29 Blakely*. Jane Adair, Agnes \\ ^i the auditorium of the Jiinio; and plan to hold "final meefingj ^ Williamson. Sam- High School: . . with advisory council included. Blakely. Sr., William Bryson, The program will featuro tin the University of Miami, (Fla.), President j. Ollie Edmunds, of Stetson, Chancellor Guy E. Snavely, of Birminghanf-South em, and Dr. G. H. Cartledge. of Oak Ridge National Laboratorv. This group of educational ex perts assembled in the col lege library at 10:30 a. m., Mon day for the initial meefang of the project which is sponsored and financed by the Board of Chris port. Director Fitzgerald Thomas R A da ir, .Thom as-Blake ly. Thomas Brown, Samuel Brv Arthur Smith'group plus ten out standing local acts.'Winner of the covered son ' *J‘ unes A. Bryson, Martha talent show will appear on WBT Or. Monde, e ton H T tbrlutr, 1 tie minitt Pea Packer-. ' w ; for "he second : An kidded a Prettv Babv the 26 high j minstrel chop 3 Child between tge The 1 !th s sdtx’tcKi t>\ So; «s- avk '. fc Ja-rr.es Bozhar mg, AprJ 1, School 1 audi- The Clinton *' pr»*<ented *ctx>n will be the oitest Each of 100! girls m the ■s Will sponsor a te ind five vears inmg beauty will ■ i b> Bkt- W .in. Jacobs. a:'.c. Jimmy Tm- s ipinwored by d Bocibteirs club Wofford Alumni To Meet Here iuesday Evening “The’ Methods of Making a Col- Hryson. Jane Bi-yson. and Mar- T\ r with the Crackeryacks lege Study”, and his consultants Hiyson. For entry blanks for the talent, spoke on these subjects: The-first elders of Providence i show those interested may con Dr.. Edmunds — "The Import- Were W’illiam Blakely. Thomas. tact Mi’s Claud'e Madden. Mrs. ance of Maintaining Quality Col- 1 Hlakely. and Thomas Bryson. Van Jones-or Min Clyde Tram ! leges for the Future of American! ■ T* 10 Rev. Young served the moll. Education"; Dr. Snavely—“Long church as pastor from 1836 to) . — 1 — Range Planning for College Devel-j l^l, at which time he moved to opmemt”; Dr. Smith—"The Im ! Pontotoc County, Miss., taking portance in Building a Good Col- about half of the congregation him. Th.. Rev D. F. Had ggg,.,) |j |j ame( j MtESlYTEIIAN COLLEGE COACHING STAFF VIC MdNTIRE BILL CRUTCHFIELD RUSS MURPHY tian Education of the Presbyter- lege Curriculum"; Dr. -Cartledge ian Church US. A number ofj—"provdiing for Quality'Educa- representative Presbyterians of South Carolina and Georgia, Two Assistants Join Crutchfield County Library ! n Resigning At PC serving as an advisory council by appointment of the moderators of the two synods, also attended the meeting, T me y discussed the methods of study and the objectives to’be achieved, and begin an analysis of the educational tasks of' the two synods as well as how Pres byterian College can best meet its responsibilities. President Brown said the study is being conducted at thl invita tion of the administration and the board of trustees. The board of Christian Education has recently initiated a number of these sur veys al other Presbyterian col leges, and it is allocating $5,000 tor the PC study. He said Chancellor Fitzgerald. don succeeded Mr. Young, being lion in Science”; Dr. Godard was installed on May 15. 1954, and unabR? to attend the initial meet-j s^^’i-'d the church for 42 years. in f. ' H*^* 00 ’* 5 m ‘ n ' s . tr >' tion ha;J re-appointed three'mem ^ ^n maiv, select ms own Robert M. Vance, of Cimtan the following pastors with dates t*..-, of ,the Countv Library Board Athletic Dire, tar Waiter A John- Two assistant football ooache- * I have resigned at Presbyterian Col-1 .. _ .. , , , , , The l^aurcns County Delega ' : toc so that the yet unnamed head Since the Rev. Haddens ministry, Lj on ha^ re-appointed three'mem-! c^'h mav- select his own staff. 1 Presby teri-ar mg a de-« ! not ur.usua: I sign .v:th th p w men staff Mcl atba C< -tuit'.n- Newbefry Area A; am Assoctatk-n w ill tnnua: i.nner meeting at M ' e Hole’ on Ap- a n own ire. W! PC chairman of the PC board of an d approximate, dates, have trustees, was named chairman of served the Providence church: the synod's advisory council.!- The Reverends Horace Rabb Hugh Jacobs and R. E. Ferguson, (Nov. 20, 1896-Sept. 18, 1897); W. Jr., also both of Clinton, were A M PLaxuo (1899-1905); War- ehose nsecretary and treasurer, r *’n Blakely (1906); J. R. Hooten eespectively., Vance will appoint (July,'" 1907-Jan., 1914); Henry E. and named a new one to succeed ^on announce i today D F Patterson, resigned. i Vic. Molntire and Ru.-s Murphy Named to succeed themselves * uriiev i in their letters of formal dm ;h Lh slant and head base- as; fall, will continue <*f the diamoitia squad remainder of the ,-ea- thei an executiye committee shortly to represent the advisory council in working slosely with the,con sultants. Dr. Hunter B. Blakely, chair man of the division of highef ed ucation of the Board of Christian Press ly (1914-1918); W. H. Ste venson (1920-1924); and Dr. Betts, (since September, 1925). About 54 eyars ago, under the pastorate of the Rev. Mr. Plaxico, the congregation decided to move into the town of Clinton from the Education, also ’ attended the locality out in the country, as Monday meeting and spoke on 1 braotioally a ii the membership “College Students in the Presby terian Church and Their Import ance w*as then living in the town. A lot was bought and a place of (continued on page 4) for seven-year terms were Mrs Gray Harris, H. Douglas Gray*, and Ms B L Jones. To succeed Mr.' Patterson, the delegation ap pointed Mrs. J. B Hart, of Joan na. resignation Monday, thus clearing the way for a completely new ft>oi- ball staff to direct the Blue Hose next season. —.. •— Head Coach Bill Crutchfield e.it' other members of the flier had indicated his plans to bovd become backficld coach at Fur- are Mrs. M L Copeland, Dr. G. Watts Cunningham. Miss Sarah Nash, R. L. Plaxico. and Miss Gertrude Barnett. At a„ meeting last Tuesday, the reconstituted board elected Mrs Hart as chairman, Mrs. Jones sec retary, and Mr. Gray, treasurer man. Johnson, in accepting the rosig nations of all three men, praised their work at Presbyterian and said candidates already tare being considered to replace them .He stressed .that the departure of the present staff does not mean that This wiT. be 1 affair. fficv’N dies are urged, • . t.ht* .,r n u^* cxind > .D; formal. Repreiientat. V es will be present, a te resting program nod 'ladies night" o and the lair attend with ess V :!! be m- of the v ollege id a shirt m- tas btvi plan- local Bank Gams In Rank M S Ru. .s cr.v Me > seek rig anotnej v-oacn- ing position for next yearl 1 .Murphy, rounding out his sec ond 'ear at Pfesbvter.an. a '.read v ha- c<omp!eted h,u> primary duties .)> a football assistant and head basketball coach He is urtUetfided -as—whether -to er<nHnue^Tn -coach- ing of to devote all of his time to his businessm North Carolina Ji»hr.son a'.reo^Ry had announced that Crutchfield would remain PC unt't July T.tea to i iig his cl a ss in physita’. education and assist ing with recruiting next year He statement o: eonditioa and his two assistants have finish-I The .American Banker, a daily ed a five-week session of spring | pxRper printed exckosively foe football practice, so the Hoeemen. banks, featured the statistics and have this work behind them | ratings in its .ssue yesterday ar.d-Si*n. Bankers, e Nv •: notified by the AmetLMtn B. ser. a r.atxmal week!' itaaspvovr tar banks, that y^sterytay < annuj. roll call .of ’U. s tenks sh ved th# local bank il the 3.800 .urge.-: group. A eon- aratulatory telegram was sent cit ing. t H e -i.:: or cWO places in rank . ' hen then were since a seat p-aoed Th the t.>00 rar^e group, and noting the recent excellent