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i H» SPECTATOR . .. COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS What think you of old Kruschev" Well, let the old hypocrite fume and rant he i> an old sore head, a blast- erinji ficure But lie may be as crazy a> he appeal's to be; and. like most people if insane delusions he may be dangerous Krushchev is Unfortunately the big bluff and bluster will impress ignorant pe pie; intelligent nations will only marvel at the gro>s deceitiulness of the man and hi> pettiness Never theless let us be read> at all times I The most likely outcome of all this will be a reuniting of tiermany more dangerous arK j the eventual overthrow of the claimed doing It has «Urted a mote to or I gaiute a private school for white children, should a showdown be necessarj between integrating i’rlasarooms or closing public schools A dispatch from Lumpkin, the. county seat, said that a charter for ' the private school has been obtained and a public meeting will be held to elect 2L people as the governing board of the school. The board will run the school and the charter will be turned oner to it. Rep Sam S. Singer said that there is no intention of closing public schools in the county now. We re just getting sot," he ex- We’re going to have ev- than Mussolini was, but not as dan gerous a> Hitler was and threatened to be lx*t us be alert and prepared for any and every possibility, without becoming nervous Tbe am a ring feature of the Krus chev outburst is the boorishness of the man and his effort to appear shocked at our plane, although the Soviet regime has been character ized by spying, cruelty, crime and spoliation at home and abroad Soviets The Germans are asieep. but biding the tune The Sumter Item carried an ac count of the preparedness of Stew- somewhere art County. Ga.. that seems both wise and opportune I quote it; "Stewart County. Ga is doing what every other county in the South that doe> not intend to sub- not erything set to move in whenever the schools are ordered to integrate We re not going to close our schools. But the day the state cuts off the money we're going to have to go else. And the private) schools will be ready , to operate." Rep. Singer said that integration will not be acepted in the county under any condition We repeat: The people of all of the other counties in the South mit to integrated schools should be ought to be doing just what the peo ple of this Georgia county are do- Telephone Talk r I M YOUNGBLOOD ^mir Telephone Manager ing and that is preparing for the evil day’ which the Warren Su preme Court may force upon them —either to integrate their schools or close them down. Prince Edaw rd County in Vir ginia is oi>erating its private schools very >-uccesfully and every other county could profit by its expe rience It would certainly be well for those counties which are facing immediate orders to integrate to follow the jvattern set by the Vir ginia couny It might be well for them to vend an experienced acbooi man up to Prince Edward County to study the operations of the private schools there so that he could come back home and set up such a sys tem in his ow n county While we all hope that u will be 1 a long time before our respective counties come face to face with the situation we need not sit idly by and wait until the ‘evil hour" comes. We can be prepared to meet it and meet it effectively when it does come. We have a sneaking suspicion that if all the counties wxiuld get ready to set up private schools that it might tend to slow down the rapid ity with which the NAACPi would move m its effort to bring about integration. They wxiuld then see that the white people did not intend to submit to integration and that in the long run the chief sufferers would be the Negro children be cause they would have no schools to attend while the white children would be going to school as usual." Our colored teachers may wake up someday to reflect on the unwis dom of their leaders, for white tax payers will not continue to support colored teachers if a definite show down comes. Do the colored teachers know that white people by their tax payments, pay ninety per cent of the cost of colored schools’’ Did thev ever hear the storv of tin; man who killed the goose *hat laid the golden egg” • • • People are thinking seriously uboW the trend of things here at home ' According to a report by the American Bar Association's t’ominittee on Gommumst Tactics. 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LYNN COOPER, INC. K. CAMUNA AVE. Surtegy and Objective of the So viet Union in America, the Com munists have nine major objective* in the United States Former Sena tor Herbert O t’onnoc. Chairman of the Committee, points dut that in fifteen decisions of the Supreme Court five of these“"rune objectives were accomplished These facts raise important questions, serious questions as to how the misuse of power by the Supreme Court can be restricted Many people are alarmed about this matter, and they have every reason to be. In a special report, the Confer ence of Chief Justices of State Su preme Courts listed the decisions of the Supreme Court which weak ened the internal security of the U. S. Nowhere in the history of western civilization has the Su preme Judicial Tribunal of any na tion ever received such criticism as -that leveled at the Supreme Court in this report by the Chief -Justices of our states. These ashmen who know the law and who are thought- : fuly familiar with judicial proce dure Their report made it clear that criticism of the Supreme Court does not imply any disrespect for law. or the Supreme Court as an in stitution On the contrary, it shows a profound respect for American law, and is a typical example of the freedom we all enjoy—the freedom to disagree and voice our disagree ment . The State Justices are deeply con cerned that these decisions of the I Supreme Court are destroying the interna! security of the states and thus of the union They believe strongly tha: the court >hould not depart from its Constitutional role ! as arbiter of the law. All Americans should give care- r ul attention to the warning of the State Justuev and the dissenting three members of the Supreme 'Court itself America is in the dire danger if our Congress no longer has the authority to prohibit acts calculated to overthrow our govern ment " Certaiplv It mu-4 be conceded that Franklin R«»wevelt had toe Intel lertual vigor, along with unbmflrd audacity to foist on our aatum maav muMaUoos to me of them divas trans, but he had the -tuvamaoi qualities that furred hit early ,-ian- l# .jc'fvfit aiMc* jnd frit it i«jti Unless «e brand the l*angre>s at betlg ut’rtfv m>eM We must admit that Mr itamevsit acted Ml master btl style May we bapr that a man fin u orrm M»vr • Take natter tha* an the 2Kh day <4 August tans WS edl render a heal aerssMM af anr arts and dwtng* as idmimiirsiiri at the estate af Jahn V Finney. Sr . ta the alfkrv at the Judge af Fiei'ate af ianvens t anney at 2 la p as ami ea the same day etB apply lar a Leal dts (barge from anr ’raat as %4mm » of clear vtavoe. aound understanding may come to the front again and steer a course at once sane and sound” Even so good, patriotic and well meaning a man a sPresident Etaen bower seems barely able to oppose wivakly now and then the flood tide of extravagance, without being able to control it. Even worse,-Mr. Eis enhower sometimes either proposes spending or meekly acquiesces. One thing of some urgency is the need to curb and correct the many federal agencies which are today exercising such large powers as to be a danger to our national devel opment. The Inter State Commerce Commission, the Federal Trade Conunision, the Federal Power Commission and the Federal Com munications Commission — each of them should be carefully studied, investigated from the humblest typ ist to the autocratic members them selves. Anyone who ever had experience in a big government executive office or commission knows that while the chief or chairman may proclaim one course of action the actual de tails are in the hands of numerous subordinates whose deliberate pur pose may be to block something or promote something, sometimes be cause of favoritism; sometimes of something more substantial than just good humor Although my own experience was in a much smaller field I soon learned that the man at the top was not always informed about matters pending in his department. Subor- <iinates submit to the chief frequent ly according to whims, favors, or other considerations. In my office were such matters as appointments, complaints, re tirement. partial retirement, claims and a multitude of other things, in cluding actual control .if hundreds of institutions If I could not know all the details all the time how can the Power Commission know* Then it follows that the commission acts on mat ters brought to its attention by hun dreds of subordinates. Any investi gation should reach down to typists, for even a typist can delay unduly matters of importance In my own case 1 found that the steady routine occupied me from eight o clock until six or seven Of - course big people—t^f notables. Senators and Representatives, Judg- f es, et al—had to be received. Inci dentally everybody wanted some thing 1 soon saw that iLwas being swamped with paper work, moat of it coming up from subordinates. I set apart a period from 3 to 10 once a week and received all who came, k big and small, by number. Every body could be heard. ACCURACY IS OUR WATCHWORD Your registered pharmacist flils every prescription with pro feasionai precision. L-, 1 WHEN YOUR HEALTH IS CONCERNED . . . GET WHAT YOU NEED HERE! At Your Service At All Times! McGee's Drug Store Telephone No. 1 Jab urns « nx*Ev Jt V M FINNEY 3rA mu WETOEMENT Talto natjee that an the MM May at Angnat. tM». wdl mator ai aa EHeine— «f the —tat# W Lar ry B Dtfcard as tha aflkv af DM JwMgr af Prakan 1 af ty. at I •• p m aad on day •ill apply Nr a ftoal from w<r tnt as EsedrWv Any yinn uidablad In said a is notified aad and aU p» against said that dale. Ute win presea: n oa or More said dale, dal) urn, or he forever barred. WRF.S HAFNER DILLARD. EMILY LEWIS DILLARD. Eierutnce* j July 14 IMO 4c A 11 F IN AL SKTTLE M ENT Take net ice that on the Uth day if August. IMS. we win render a final account of our acts and doing* as Administratrices of the estate of ’ Sarah Bell Davidson in the office if j the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 3:00 p. m and on the same day will apply for a final dis charge from our trust as Adminis tratrices. Any person indebted to said es tate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. WILLIE MAE F COPELAND, NANNIE RAY BELL, Administratrices July 12, I960 4C-A-11 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 26th day of August, 1960, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executor of the estate of Mary Louise Dendy, deceased, in the of fice of the Judge of Probate of Lau rens County, at 10 o’clock a. m. t and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executor. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. DAVID E DENDY. Excutor, 110 North Adair Street. V Clinton, South Carolina July 25. I960 4C-0 A 18 OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. CASH SAVINCS ARE BEST! CAUFORNIA WHITE - SEEDLESS - JUICY POUNDS FOR Jane Parker Golden Crisp Potato Chips 8-Oz. Pkg. Ar A&P Brand “Our Finest Quality” PINEAPPLE SUCED No. 2 Can CRUSHED No, 2 Cans Modem Brand - Freshly Baked FIG BARS 2 Lb. Pk 9 .39 Ann Page Pure Fruit 24-Oz. Jars * CRAPE JEUY 3 - >1.00 Wisconsin Mild American CHEESE M3< No Limit at Your Friendly A&P • Come See! Prices In This Ad Are Effective Through Saturday, August 13th am a