The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 17, 1943, Image 3
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■S5£JE»!l£l!L£Hf*OlttOLg. CAMDIhT tOUTM CAWOLIWA, rmPAvi SEPTEMBER 17, 1M3
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HOT OFF
TMl K«y
SPORTS
-quick work
- , drama oflhT war front,
iTon an from, a car-
F*". - midwest paparJ
Scene. Australia. MacArthur
re-enforcemeata.
V Scene, Quebec. Rooaevelt
^ Churchill ' promise re-enforca
dipper's Desk
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last, carried a story of a ball game in
"rtcaa—AsBociaHou fa~wfaleh
' Down Broad Street
with Skipper
'if'4; ^ne.'Auatralla. Eleanor
eveirarniV”; ^ \
th£ modern juvenile .,
B-nre. meei\ie. mlney, moe, dratt
Vase. * daddy go?
brevities
iujllywootrs hljh divorce rate ne-
Iirtjtei a new reference booik—
Whose.” ’
rfollts who tell all they know would
tuch a’menace If they would
[ there. ' ,
ru,„w»* man thinks he is being
^worked because he U'kes all day
[do * three hour job.
*ttordinfl to a recent WPB order
ngfnust use your quota of shotgun
Kill on predatory birds or animals
Those birds fti WasWngton had
Kr watch out.
f’sewi headlines: “Prominent Danes
L td Sweden." “Nazis-Flee Russia.”
lith all those flees, Europe, must be
Bing to the dogs.
SOCIAL SECURITY
>« I In the mood to make merrle
fdifn? for fun and a snack,
iTilh'mayb4 a dance “
4ht talk and romance
ch(^e mo -» fun-lpvlng WAC.
j I ?eek a date stimulatlqg
, pry mental dullnees ajar,
[ a short snappy tussle ^ r
To make my'wits hustle;
li pick as a sparmate, a SPAR.
it when I. contemplate marriage
peace ..and contentment I crave;
then I am ready --
To settle down steady;
get me a permanent WAVE.
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It was nev^r ’.truer Hthaa.—rnow,
here’s something rotten In' Den-
• « • •
U the'Russian legions ‘ continue to
fast a a they Ji&xe during
last few weeks Hitler may have
t^ni in Berlin for Christmas.
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Chairman Mays of thp house mill.
affairs,Committee' proposes com*
piury military training in p^ace-
They better hurry up and pass
I law how before the American pub-
ifor0ets, as it_dld after the'last
Women are to be put to' the su-
preme test' so fsr ^ .hrsv#rv m^a
try is going to have, women umpires.
For a fact. Softball has had them for
some time although down in these
diggins we. have seen none. Now the
real ball game will haveuthem.
- The effect .on the.'game is going to
^ far-reaching. _ As we all know.
Americans are very chivalrous. What
is going to happen when some fair
timPS calls ^ batter pur on-strikes,
the last one being up around his
eyebrows. Will h© turn and yell:
You cock-eyed blind man, how hmch
are you getting out of this’” And wHi
.l|.^crowd b«, -KmX :"..a„d
' I the South Carolina youngster who Is
And what a., .a.-, ... .. I Pro football up In Wisconsin is
lady umeW? ^*1 ■;starting his fifth year with the Green
!?“/-Umpiress? We have Bay Packers. The sport scribes have
the score was given as Columbos Ohio
70, Toledo Ohjo 14.. Gosh A mighty!
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. Tonight the Camden Bulldog# In
vade Darlington for the opening game
of the. 1943 season. In the face of the
driving restrictiona,^ it it not poaaibla
for many of the Camden fan# to ac
company the team on this or iat^r
invasions, such as has been customary
in the past. ^ However a number of
the faithful will pool their gas re
sources and manage to get to the
scene of the blit*.
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From all we ,r6ad In ther Chicago
WACS. WASPS, WIGS, WOWE,
WAVES, ETC. How about WUMPS?
• • ••
The finish in the last half race of
the city softball league was a hohey
all kinds of praise for the fornler
Gamecock. •
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\\Tio is the No. 1 fan of the softball
r —a following?* We unhesitatingly noml-
The Army was doped to win, but the nate Miss Ann McKalrt, the daughter
Instructors copped the honor. Why? ®f Councilman and Mrs. Joe MrKaln.
Because the Fliers had been having] Ann has been our‘steady bodyguard
some hard games during ^ the final at nearly all of the games this sea-
week while the Array wae idle, wait-]”®”- Her every half inning inquiry:
ing for their rivals to battle down to] “What’s the score,” became our dally
the playoff. ^ We think that spell of But Ann wastjT'satts-
Idlthess cost, the* Army the chan^
to get Into the “Little World Series.*’
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The only remaining event in the
soriball..calendar for 1943 is the nartv
ing of the most valuable player. Who
will it be. We 'wouldn’jLlcy^-to-veftture
a guess. That Is up to the team man
fied with just keeping posted on the
score—she wanted to.know all about
the mystery marks this writer was jot
ting down in the score bbok? Frankly
we believe Ann will be-able to handle
the scoring next season. All joking
aside; she’s a mighty sweet kid nnd
-we are going to miss that daily cop
— fcv wvgirri yridlll* ~ titnv uau,^ VtHl-
agers plus counsel from umpires ahd]l^^l '"'IH' now that the season is
league-dfficlals. We- have our own Her daily greeting; ‘‘Hello
humble opinion but we’re mum on it Skipper, how y'are?’’ was mighty
until the final decision is made.-
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jfahids and Onions
Iki comer has received rape/ited
Ariel on guess what? None other
I the British Eighth Army. Seems
> 1^ of the lada who were In
Etflhth Army In Africa and who
MW back homa hava atated that
i naftie “British Eighth Army" id a
MMfoer—that there are fewer Qrlt-
T “^diers in It than there are sol-
*f* of French, Canadian 'and Ameri.
extraction. ^SC we_ decided to
«r Mp the-argument, for It certainly
i been such, and we communicated
b i Washington bureau. And the
«rning- soldiers are .x.|ghL Believe
j hot, there are but two British
^»'»|onstin the British Eighth Army,
g «big majority of the personnel are'
|wnerican8,
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I? another columg of tbls Issue Id
li*n far-away England which
of the speed with which the
1 are establishing air bases In
Basketball fans will be glad to know
that the Bureau of Recreation will
sponsor a basketball league during the
winter with, games being played in
the High school gymnasium. At least
four teams are assured from the Avia
tion post, one from the High school
and ope from the City. The.,8chedule
will be started in December,
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The-Washington Redskins, pro grid
Champa, have been taking some bad
beatings in the pre-season gamec' fo
date. They were routed by the All*
.Stars and later the Green Bay Pack
ers applied the skids to them through
the fine work of Don Hutadn.
The Camden Bulldogs are at Darl
ington tonight for the first game of
the season. They are home next Frl-
day to play Brookland-Cayce on the
local field.. Then on the following Fri
day,.Oct. 1, we all go to Sumter to see
the Bulldogs crack down on the Game
cocks. I
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’We" have a healthy respect for the
1943 edition of the Camden High grid
machine. We are going to try and
keep in the good graces of our close
friend John Villepigue -by not doing
much forecasting as to probable game
results—at least—we promise not to
mention tlie probable scores. We
would like to sneak this thought over
—we’ve got a darned good team and
we don’t expect to lose many games
—if we loae any. How’s that John?,
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■ The Columbia Record on Friday
m
the tight little Island. The home folks
watch * the rapidity with which the
Yanks work with their mouths a^pe.
They never saw aything like IL
• a. a
Up in Chicago the other day, some
bright chap addressed a mass meet
ing and suggested that Winston
Churchill be nominated for president
of the United State#. Now isn’t that
sorriethlng. But stop—Winston is half
American, qo why not? Guets that
American half is what has made him
the central figure in the British Env
pire during the hectic years of the
present war.
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Ha’ Hum! Rememb^ When It "used
to be "Where's Elmer?” Today it Is
“Where’s Eleanor?”
•sweet music. AJid she always-follow
ed it up with. “Who plays tonight?”
Hurrah! Joe Riley is back at
/Southern. The famous All-American
from Alabama, who was at Southern
a year or eo ago and showed hhi
speed on 4he base lilies in the soft
ball Ihague of that period has return*
ed and we hope he will be with us
for a long time. Joe will be a big.help
to the 'Array team another season,
for he Is a scared rabbit on Hie sacks,
hits well and is a sweet ftelder.
• » • •
Listen—we have a hunch that Jo©
A Washington slogan: “Go Fourth
and Win."
'Tribute but true: “He who spends
and gets away with it. wlll^ live to
spend another day' with it.”
“Spend and the World Spends With
You.*'
m m m •
was a very considerate woman
whohg^ently shot her huslwnd with
a bow^and arrow. I guess did it
that way so' sh©^'wouldplt wake the'
chUdren> *
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.An army car, “manned** by two flboq
looking girls in unifo'rm. stop^d In
front of me at a crossing; , Painted
on the side of the auto was "Join the
WAC.” I tried to, but -they wouldn’t
open the door. ' ..
ess- -J
Just thought of a nickname* foe. lady
idarlnes. .Why not call ’em Feiatjier-
necks on account of they’re such cute-
chicks. '
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It isn’t burning the candle at both
ends that,causes fatigue, it’s trying
to light the middle that causes thq
damage.
Adolescence is the ^rlod when chU-
deen marveL that anything as dumb
PoVT tliraiv
SKIPPER’S RAIDERS WILL MEET
SOUTHERN AVIATION ALL-STARS.
WHISPER! GIRLS WILL UMPIRE
(Continued from, first page)
Bruce, of the* Ij^Terchants; • In left,
Terey, of th»-^lntenanc#f in- caatmv ■
!ifi YSTeir imhents could beget- such
bright creatures as themselves;
-
Jest'in -.passing: There's no place
like home-~for eating corn on the
cob.
• • •• •
The Sarsfield- cliib. Camden's ulti
mate for go6d eats and a good tiB^,
reheutly' had some attractive post
cards prlnttd .and they were available
to -patrons to h.y seyjt 'to frelnds. On
the reverse .side'of the'card was (he
inscription “Leon Wants to See You.”
A few nights ago a swell-looking red
headed baby came in'and walking up
to Leon injuired in a 'coo-htg 'sobby
Tplcej^„“lH thla LeonT’,’ Ofstiaurse Leon
repijed in the affirmative, \vhereupou
the little sweetheart Inquired: “What
do you -a’ant to see md^about?" 1 un.
4^r^nd Leon told her.
Hancock, of •-the Merchants, and In
right .Ellis I^Jwell of the Merchants.
As utility we have listed Cox, Jack
Boykin and Nolan.
The Aviation^ Post all-star outfit,
selected by: Frank Beau of the Army
and Wilson Beebe of fhe Instructors;
will be a power house of offense and
tight on defense..
' The' tentatlye, lineup of the, Army
Air'Post team will find Schnell of the
Army and Taylor qf the Instructors
available for a pitching assignment.
Johnny Ad^ski of the Army will
‘handle the cafchlng Job while Lieut.
Frank B.ean of,'.the Army w*!!! work at
•flfst’base.~,Tommy Reynolds of the
Instructors, will hold down the second^
sack 'and'Relchel of the .Army, • will
be at. third. DeLuisi of the Army, will
be at short while a bevy of Instructor
fly catche'rs, Beebp In left, Westej in
center, Bpejh In .right and Win a at
short: field, will take care of the outer
g'arden.; . . ’ .
-Jack Nettles will tuork as umpire
back or the bat and- It. is hoped to
have two fair sex fans, who have
been watching wll of the games this
season take cafe of the base bniplr-
ing, ‘This will be t^e first time that'
the skirted fraternity have ever work
ed* in a game here and will be one
of the few^ occasions when such an
event has occurred in the nation.
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mav hA In the An iI ** forbidden On the lands of
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up Sunday when the All-Stars, fake on ^ pr«,ectttfed ,to the full extent of ^he
my Cubs at 6 p. m.
Buy* War Bond* and Stamps
law.,
25-27pd
Mrs. B. R. Truead’ell,
C!amden, S. C., R.3.
Pepsl'Coli Company, Long Island City, N. Y. • *
Fjronchiaed Bottler: Pepai>Cola Bottling Co., of Columbia, S.C.
OTICE
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To DeKiquent Tapyers
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW, THE'COMP-
^OLLER GENERAL'S OFFICE HAS INSTRUCTED
Y OFFICE TO MAKE COLLECTION IN ALL DE-
NQUENT TAXERS ikHKERSHAW COUNTY DUR-
IG THE FALL AND WINTER; AND IN ALL CASES
HERE THE TAXES ARE NOT* PAID PROMPTLY,
REQUIRED TO I^VY UPON AND SELL THE
^OPERTY OF THE DELINQUENT TAJffAYER
tHE TAXES. MANY AUTOMOBILES HAVE
EEN ESCAPING TAXATION. MY DEFINITE IN-
rRuenoNs are to seiz^ levy upon, and
-LL iSUCH CARS, UPON WHICH TAXES HAVE
OT been PAID, UNLESS PAYMENT OF TAXES
E MADE PROMPTLY.
I HAVE NO CHOICE IN THE MATTER, AND I
QFE THAT THE TAXPAYERS WILL COOPERATE
^ITH my 0#FICErSO that THE TAXES MAY BE
ollecTed >wthout levy and sale, WWCH
WLD necessarily INVOLVE'more EJtfENSE
0 THE TAXPAYER. ’ -/ ^
J. BL McLEOD,
“Keep the
Pulpwood
Bajrg Jogeph B. Ealtman
Dirtetor of the
TranspotittUon
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lHE widespread and increas
ing use of paperboard containers
in transpoi^tioa and the many'
wartime demands for polpwo^
products have put a heavy drain
on the nation's dwindling paper
stock supply.
. **It is to everybody’s interest
that there be no hitches in the flow
of wartime transportation due to
packaging problems. Mihtacy and
essential domestic goods must be
kept moving.
”At the same time, heavier rail-
and truck loading make' it more
important than ever that there be
sufficient paper stock to meet rigid
container specifications.
*To this end it is of paramount
importance that there be a^^jpuffi-
cient flow of pulpwood firom the
forests to the mills, to head off the
' shmtage of pap^ stock with which
we are now faced.
- 'The Office of Defense Trans-
p(Mta||pn will .continue to do every-
Tiing that it can, consistent with ,
its transportation conservation
policy, to facilitate the movement of
pulpwood finm farms and forests.’*
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Approved by
Office of Defense Transportation
SPONSORED BY WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY,
. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
Now is tha dma to *
cutorthinyaartiaa- -
ber whoa prioaa an
and plywood
hinBr iMModL *
CvT wlady and tha
remaining taaaa will
grow faatar and Mf*
ter. Yoor forester or
eooaty agaat wOl
heipyoa edeet traea
foroattkif.
Earaun howjBMny
eoeda yon ran eat.
Then get in tooali’
with oar local deal
er, or tdephooe, or
write oa for |irieaa
and apeeificatiofia.
GETT IN TOUCH WITH OUR DEALERS
L.W.BOYKINf2No
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BOYKIN. S. C.
JOHN J. HOOO
RIDGEWAY, Sr^
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