Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JOHN RICHARDS McCRAE NOW FIRST LIEUTENANT I.,t. John Richards McCrwv son o Mr. uml Men. T. I'. McCrae of ldhort] Hill, has Inn n promoted to First Lieut in tint Cheinh al Warfare division. 11< Joined the army on May 2t>, 1H42, am was hciiI lo Fori Dix, X. J. Ho waj tlannferred to 1'iattshiirK Barracks, X V.. and then sent to <> S. at Fdge wood Arsenal, Md. Lt. MoCrao is nov stationed at Camp Slhert, Ala. FRIDAY, MAY 21?t ' FOREST RANGER'' .-with-. FRED Mac MURRAY and PAULETTE GODDARD Filmed entirely In beautiful technicolor. SATURDAY, MAY 22nd BLOCKED TRAIL" ! starring BOB STEELE and TOM TYLER MONDAY, MAY 24th One Day Only! ; On The Screen "SWING YOUR PARTNER" .-with-. LULU BELL and SCOTTIE On The Stage! I "The Tennessee Ramblers" Famous Radio and Screen Stars! Prices this show only: Matinee and Night?33c; Children 11c. Attend the Matinee and avoid the night ; crowds! TUESDAY, MAY 25th One Day Only! KING OF THE COWBOYS' I .-with-. ROY ROGERS and SMILEY BURNETTE WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 "CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR" .with-. EDITH FELLOWS and ROBERT LGWERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAY 27t!i and 28th MAJOR AND THE MINOR" i i i (, i ! R I ' '' i I , - i I: A y \i i , ,\ \ rv ... ... ... j U A -f:;:t A GA_! si S L it it urrt.!> V*r?*i ? L L v. J ma; r;a:... Red Cross Notes My SatlI*- K Von Treackow In a ncom loiter to Chairman f I >nvis. the St cretary t?f tho Navy re<1 iiohiimI that Kit hags ho given to u naval personnel. Stone time ago tho , l{e<| Cross ofleretl Ihese hags to both Army ami Navy, hut at that time the Navv dhl not conshlt r them desirable We are pleased to he allowed to ren " I tier i his aervie?? to the men of the ' | Navy. There are sufficient i|iiant Itles of . j Foreign War Itelief garments stored 'in ware houses in this country to meet ail demands. In case the ques'tlon comes up as to why these things are not being sent off more rapidly. M is heeanse of the lack of transportation facilities. All three Prisoners of war food packing centers are working two hIiIUs a day and aro producing a iron t J45.0U0 parcels per day. The regular meeting of tho Kxeeutlve Hoard was held Tuesday, May 11. with nine members present. Reports were read and a rising vote of thanks wits given to Mrs SchloshurK ft>r her fine work as War Fund chairman. A letter was written t<> Mr. Cannon | thanking him for his cooperation. Col Von Tresckow outlined the new set-up for tilt) Camp and Hospital Council. | Mrs K K Partridge has been appointed as coa'halrmau wltii Mr Austin Sheheen in the Water Safety , program. Mrs. W. \. (ioodale Iihh been appointed as co-chairman of Htpne Nursing Miss Carolyn Avlnger. general field representative, Knstoru area, spent tito | day with tho Chapthr Majf~"T4. and held consultal ions with the chairmen of tho different departments. Miss AvInger stated that the Chapter was doing splendid work. ' Kseort vessels of the British and other Allied navies are now being equipped with Red Cross emergency clothing kits for rescued seamen, identical to those supplied to the C. | S Navv and Coast Ciiiard. it was an' nottne* (1 from Washington l-'xpansim, ! of this service, inaugurated last July, 'was requested of the Red Cross by j t In- I it i i ish Admlrali v j lin luiline a doz? u items for personal i use, slacks, underwear, sweatshirt, | s,.il<s. sandals ami assorted toilet ar ,tii Ms ami a. ? ? sworj.\s, these kits pur-; a !l,|S. t| p.,I C|MSs I > sa-tef Service | la as |l^ o, . a .a teniae boon to limn re i in <| iia-m 11 f - he.i i > ami rafts alter) . tic. I t\ - (>: hardship and torture. (7. N'. K CNNE PV. 3rd ATTI NJiNG A. A SCHOOL ;. a.-, i: - m K _ j ' \ : 1 ' ' ; ,i i! " 111. - - N. C ' - ; ;-'": I I)ea<\l I' P.I vi'lV,' A XTf.?vrvr-?t.i*- -nt v -*""" 'T? T'. - ... 11 ?" I. . " 4. II i | X i |i . ' ? Yes Folks, Major Hell Really Makes His Home At Air Field The Interesting Tale of a Dog I That Adopted a Squadron. A Heath Kent lire Ladies ami y tin lennn, int roducitiK I Maj.ii" I It'll. Wouldn't sik h .in aniioum Miflil j Ir.iTTi ilit- lips of ;? side show batker itictix,. th<- kt?* lies' i11???r st tin the part til the u? 11 r<11 public. Wiui ;tnil wli.it is Major Hell? Vajor* ||> || is a 11 % tr An t \t raord iirirv ib>-. The Major is a cross be' w a v colli.- am! a -It. plcrd Only L' 1 \-'.ir- obi. 11 will within a few i ii!' h s liiV" ; ? .;; i ii-.-d :title and i a \ .( . :i. :.,! 11-11. .? 1 " II 1 ? * 11 - nni-i iii o; Suun !. ... . S-? r i> r." ,'v \ i.i iion . i loml .i. i i : . up . I' > iuitii; j 11 ' : -' ! ' AI a \ w 11 j . Ma . ' . ' a I'I ;' :: i '1 : p - ' V. '!'J'M ' - .' Pi- 1 W i . * i Jt** 'X w. ?. Jii i >*. - -a* - - -majk J'? ww) i\M WI m i When the order came for Squadron 1- to leave Maxwell Field, both Mucoid and Phillips, knowing that it was more or less impractical to bring the Major to Southern Aviation school, j willed him to the new men compris- > lug Squadron L. | The class boarded the train, waved | their fond goodbyes, the train moved, out of t lie sta'ion and the boys settled dow n for the trip. With a slight' lump in each throat they talked of tie Major, eat h agreeing half hearted-. 1> ill it he was better off, everything! < e\-i,Fifed , Tw.-'ve miles later when the train' pi. : d I:.to a siding, (.'ale? Mac oiu ?..!!, d back to lit- ta tr ea r for a st"' \ and In and behadd there catn? M '! ||. n. ! .is b a>h sin. w ed in half i t . cat.-h the I'll, it i -u'd not ill :ty t he d??g : >.? b. . at | u", it..* I!i *:t to (' in ?! : !: w-d! -pi r. d a ' - \ v .? : o; .I nil T ' \ .... -k * < .1 I - el' ? ;.>: . < ?g g S p- T > I \ ,[< in?, i Id' ;i :t' s el' any < t !.- r eooirry. 6 TABLETS. SAIYE. NOSE MOPS Story of Legion Auxiliary Poppy , '!; have dletl "* ,no Day. May be p D (IK * * JI 1411 * J \ nitM'lcan LegNa " iltiirv vow"'Clmlrman. ??ld Ion Auxiliary .'xn|H,v continued ?v r?^r.r.'?Th. >"?rk huiihI pledge thai we SV,,, |U>1 '^[n fat,!,' with those who. led 1)1 7 ' tiling* 'ol I . M .1 Moll lives." said Mrs. John Mullen. Millions of Americans to rrof,h?.hyWcrT- ware and a I ?rk of their determination to coii"Imlr is war with complete victory. ..u thcv died, serving America, us tin y oiv ?f/?r??d to everyone bH,askcd fo^^uATowers. the pennies of children being Just poppy ilit* dollars of the wealthy A POPPX over everv heart is the goal. Contributions given to the V. nry's volunteer poppy workers wlll g i, their entirety to the rehabilitation land child welfare funds of the Amerlj "an '??d will help support the sab led Auxiliary's efforts tor the distil- eu fighting men of both wars, and for the children of the dead and disabled. notice I will make application to the Sou*)1 Carolina Tax Commission 011 July l. 11142. to operate a retail liquor s nt 102S Main street. Camden, o. v.0-1 leg Mrs. Anna Schlosburg. an ordinance An ordinance to amend an Ordtnance entitled "TO HKl.l LA I L nI? U?BN?NO AM. OPEKATIM. O* T WICAHS. HACKS. IK A N SV UtS , I CON THK STKKKTS OF THK | * 1 ^ OK CA MDUN. AND FIXIM; A 1 ^ A LTV FOR THK MOLA HON TilFKKOF." as tollows: | I-...' i* i.rduin.'d I'V ">?' Oty C ouin-il; ?t CUV Ol Camd.n. in duo ''"'ViT: assembled this 13th da> of ma>. D There shall be. and there hereby is. j (r.-'-ed a Commission to he known "the Taxicah. Hark and Transfer Commission He reefer called the r(1Inmi<s;on>. to he made up o tare* , ,nl.- is of Citv < 'otitic ' to be ' I d by the Mayor, which (omtnts-v. rve for the term ot then . rH.ip oil the City Council, stih. . ., : t.,. j,j. a - u 1 . of ;:' Ma ve\ A ti'l( 1 >. ,. ,shall h* . ntni h r> by '.i !. j it w t:t- nth r< 1 ;. v.!:. to v v. by t ' .. . . -a' 01 ' "tu offi. < or . .. ;.e nt !t:h. -I-1;, ..I Hi.. \ * * . ' > " 1 ' ' ' r ' * v t M v. 1 11 y !, !. .1 1 n : *t . ... -i : n-' i 1. v 1. . T1 . ?;;;t ? r t ... M ' . Mil- : v>. the' lh t.si:;-. op ra ; ... | . ' of ::si taxi ih- ami it ,;1.i drivers of t.axienbs in; . ( ] v of < "a wd< n. S??irh C.arolinn : ,,'nd : ' t" Mm .-r p- v-ons shall op r. ... ;i .., -sj. ,t, ;tt !.! City of Cant'l u 1 !.- r ewr r of driv?*r :h t ??>1 wiHi ?. curing n license to do .-o j M a'1 1! a 'i< e with tl'.e jirovisj- ns ! h? r> j it a 't- r s' t. forth. 1 , attv person or persons shall !><> lii tiseil as owner and (or driver! of taxii ahs in the t'ity ot ( annii-n. St'iiHi Carolina. ea< li siii li owmr and driver shall h1Ki. an I plied by the Commission plic ation shall contain a ren, ^ I Hon that the propoBtxl In 1 peraou of good moral < h u ut? * 4 ^H resides, and for the ?,rioa ' ** I inontha immediately prior to 1 ?U I of the application. has ieMUed ! ^ County of Kershaw. South r ** 1 and haa not for the period of lH? 1'* 1 Immediately prior to the date th***1 I been convicted of an of tense ^H State or Federal law of ol(, 1 felony. Said application shall * V late that applicant's li<??,t. *lpttt I cancelled in the event of ^ I (1) Violation of any r?y , i laws or ordinances. ir*ult 1 CD Violation of any State or s? era I laws or regulations w|Ui?.JH (3) Particularly tor 'h,. vloUn"'! of any State, Federal or MuniciD&l t I or ordinance relating to the po8g!! 1 or sale of. Intoxicating liquor* and?1 fl narcotic drugs; or for the habitu*i. I of intoxicating liquors ami) or .. I cotio drugs. "nr. J (4) Particularly foV ,h0 viohuu 1 of any State or Federal laws or rT I ordinances relating to prostitun I (5) Particularly for the vloiaL. I of any State or Federal laws or V fl ltlclpal ordinances relating to 7* fl operation of Taxicahs, Hai-ks a,! Transfers. 0(1 I (6) Removal of the residence m I the applicant from the Countv of wa I shaw, South Carolina, for any reaJh I whatsoever. 00 Said application shall further |*. I corporate a statement that the recr* I Rental Ions contained, and -ho stlDui*, fl Hons made therein are of the essence I [and any misrepresentations therein or I violations thereof shall be ground! I for Immediate and sunn try cancell* I tlon of license at the dim n-uon of tb? I Commission; to all of whhh the pro. I posed licensee shall evince his con- I sent by his signature thereto. 1 Upon approval of the application br H the Commission, which approval |f I granted in the discretion of Comniu. I sion, shall appear on the face of the I application, such applicant shall be I given a copy of such signed and ap. I proved application, which application I shall form the basis of his license to ] operate; and a signed and approved I copy thereof shall be retained by the I Commission; and upon presentation j of Licensee's copy to the City Clerk, fl said Clerk shall, upon payment of the 1 license fee required by City Ordi- I nance, issue a license to tin- proposed fl licensee, said license to hear both the owner's 'and driver's full name and 1 address; the motor nutnh- r. serial I uuiiiIh i" and make of the car to be I licensed; and the serin! number, fl amount, date of issue ami date of expirn'ion of liability insurance re. I quired by raxicabs and h;u ks under 1 City Ordinances, together with th6 1 name of the Company !s-i;': j .-aid in-*1 sura tit e. I'rnvided al w ay-. : -vt-rtbel'-.-s. -hat i; tlm applicant ;t lic.cse 1 :o 11i. - a tuxicah nor owner a h. and the own. r h;.\ pr-waous- H v ..;-;.'i ?1 for an ow n< .license; J h;v !) n crin'od sat-ie C m- 1 mD-icn: n\.| h:?\ e paid licenj*. H ;uir <1 'l,.*ref.r: ; pli ant fee li'-< n.i dtive a lav , not be i 1 > ; iy a !:? n - : as a ' ?1?rvr ; . . l *it To 7 v - lit , r ijriu fl ;>. si ,'1 i>o . :t> , : >r on? ;j! <] '" t.i hereof fl i: t ..>< t aijt !' ": in for ;>m i.<'ettiniLsinji': a".(1 at the fl j hi.: \ pi rat ion of a ny -in t license, ^B !) ,-.u:io sh..il nor be reti wed, but 1 ttow 1: - 11- lor th.? ii"\' succeeding H y. ,.r may be granted by the Commit- 1 ion ihe same manner as hereinIn for.- set forth. : T ie Commission is hereby specifl- H cally < uipowcred to revoke any ?Dd I all toxical) and hack licenses, nnd I license* of cab drivers for any viola- ^B i ion h- ' <'of. All ordinances for the regulation fl and lie- nsnig of Taxicahs. Hacks and I Transfers and of the owners and I operators thereof heretofore passed and iiot in conflict herewith are to re- I tna'n in full force and effect; hut any j ordinance, ordinanaces. or part or H parts thereof inconsistent herewith, | ar.- repealed to the extent of such Inconsistency. fl Done and Ratified in Council As- j seniHed this 13th day of May. 1943. Francis N. McCorkle, fl Mayor City of Camden, S. C. I Attest: lyouiso \V. Roykin, Clerk and Treasurer, City of Camden. South Carolina. State Theatre 11 Kershaw, S. C. j FRIDAY, MAY 21 | m "china girl" j Co-no Tierney, George Mont- H gomerv and Lynn Hari | S SATURDAY^ MAY 22 j j "DOWN TEXAS WAY" I Ruck Jones, Tim McCoy and ( Raymond Hatton \ j SAT., May 22, 10:30 p. m. ! "STREET OF CHANCE" 11 Rurgess Meredith-Claire Tn^of I ) MON.-TUES., May 24-25 j "IMMORTAL SERGE- I I ANT" I i Henry Fonda-Mnnreen O H >ra WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 "SHERLOCK HOLMES j AND THE SECRET j WEAPON"^ . Rasll Rathhone-Nlgel Rrnre^ , THURS.-FRL, May 27-28 "2 WEEKS TO LIVE" ; Lum and Matinee? Adults 25c', chlldrf|?* under 12, 11o HI Evenlno?Adult*, dOc; chlldr*r? H M \>*4t 12, Ge t More Ou t Of What Jfouve\ Gtttkilim ft hp xr U0 lo lour rummm ut LIiMiIULIjI Dealer for i JTonthly \/|otob car 1 .. t jaintenance Get more mileage out oi every gallon of gas! Get more mileage out of every quart of oil! Get more mileage out of every single tire! Get more mileage out of every part of your car! LANGSTON MOTOR CO. Phone 123 N. Broad St. Camden, S. C. WOMAN BUYS DIAMOND RING FROM STRANGER Only an export diamond appraiser can tell the difference in diamond values . . . can see the hidden flaWs. That's why you'd insist upon having a diamond praised by a reputable jeweler before you bought ft. It's hard to tell the difference in milk. too. Many points of preference of our mdk don't show in the bottle . . . but they're there, giving you maximum value in nutriment and purity. The best milk doesn't come from Cows?it comes from Camden Dairies Phone 666 For Your Milkman 908 Broad Street ? ? ? Camden, S. C.