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Opeidn^ In Army
For Chaplains
Atlaa^ Oa.—There are openings
in the Army at this time for chap
lains of only 13 religious faiths, the
quotas havini: been, filled for tlve ro-
mainder of the denominations, Chap
lain (Colonel) John O. Undqulst, chief
of the Chaplains Branch, Fourth Serr-
ice command, said last 'week.
KERSHAW LORQE NO. 2t. A. F. M.
Remlar Communication,
First. Tuesday of Bacb
Month, At S P. M. yialtors
Welcome.
J. C, HOFFMAN. W. M.
J. E. ROSS, Secretary.
Chaplain • Lindquist explained that
the quotas of chaplains from each de
nomination is determined on a basis
of the total number of members in
each religious faith. As an example,
he pointed out that if one denomina
tion, designated as "A,” had a total
of 1,000,000 members in the United
States and another, designated as *‘b,”
had a total of 2,000,000 members, the
“B” depomination would have a
duota of twice the number of Army
chaplains as “A.” ,
He said there are now openings for
chaplains from denominations of:
Disciples of Christ, Methodist, Evange
lical, Roman Catholic, United Breth
ren, National Baptist, U. S. A., Afri-
Methodist Episcopal, National
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Minors May Be
Employed to Pick
Christmas Turkeys
The Atlanta regional office of.the
Children's Bureau of the U. S. Be-
partmmit of Labor ar.naanced. today Jurisdiction was made known
Doctor Shortage In
The Aitury Hospitals
Atlanta, Ga.—^A' shortage In the au-
thorixed strength of between 300 and
400 doctors at Army hospitals in the
seven southeastern states under his
last
an amendment to Child Labor Regu.|week by Colonel 8. W, French, chief.
latlon No. 3. Issued under the Wage'Medical Branch, Fourth Service com
and ^Uour Law, to permit the employ-jOntud.
ment of 14 and 16 year old children Despite this condition, expert surgl-'
in the picking of tdrke'ys. If such em-'cal and'medical care of American sol-
ployment Is confined to certain houiSs I diers wounded In combat or victims
can
Lutheran Council, Presbyterian, U. S
A., Evangelical and Reform, National
Baptist Convention of America, Afri
can Methodist Episcopal Zion, Colored
Methodist Episcopal,
*rhia Gentleman Knows
The Value of HU Eyes!
Nearly all business men who
have office work to do are very
careful with their eyes. Are
your eyes causing you to have
dizzy spots before them and''
today and let us give them a
thorough examination. They are
your greatest asset.
The Hofler Compaiiy
Jewelers and Optometrist
BROAD STREET
and conditions. The amendment, ef-
f^tiv« immediately, expires' Decem
ber 31.
Conditions pf employment, as con
tained in the Children's Bureau state
ment, follows: '
"Children of such ages may only be
employed outside of school hours and
for not more than 3 hours a day and
18 hours a week In weeks When school
is in sessin or not more than 8 hours
of ailments contracted in line of duty
must be carried on unfalteringly, Col.
French emphasized at a conference in
Atlanta of commanding officers of .11
general hospitals and approximately
120 station hospitals in this head
quarters area. This emergency can
be met only by utilizing to maximum
advantage the doctors now available
until such time as the medjpal person-
a day and 40 hours a week in we^s
when school is not in session. All
work must be performed between 7 a.
m. and 7 p. m. Buch employment
'shall not be permitted for more than
6 days in any 7-day period and a meal
periM of not less than 45 minutes
shall be allowed after not more than
5 hours of work during each day of
employment. Pure drinking water,
adequate- washing and eanitary toilet senior medical students recelvp
facilities shall be made available with
in the Immediate proximity of each
I turkey.picking establishment in or
alKiut whicii minors between 14 and
16 years of age are employed.
] ‘‘An unexpired certificate of -age
issued and held pursuant to the regu
lations of the Chief of the Children’s
Bureau must be on file for each minor
14 or 16 years of age employed as a
(turkey picker, and the emplbyer shall
maintain and-^preaenteL during the
nel in Army h08pltal!rTifl"thl8 area can
be augmented. Col. French said.
A major cause of the shortage lies
in transfers of doctors to assignments
overseas or to hospitals outside the
Fourth Service command while re
placements have fallen short of re
quirements, k was pointed out. Also
there have been additional hospitals
established.
Some relief may be expected as
fective period of this amendm^t and
foiY one year thereafter a record con
taining the name, address, and age of
diplomas at various dates this fall and
winter thereby making It possible to
order td active duty some members of
the Army Medical iteserve corps. The
Fourth Service command embraces
the slates of Georgia. Alabama, Mis
slspippl, Tennessee, Florida and North
and South-Carolina,'
each 14 or 15 year old minor employed
as a turkey picker. This record will
show the hours worked each work day
and each workweek by each minor so
emplpyed.”
Chamber Issup
Warning Against
Bad (Tieck Artists
It has been brought to the attention
of the Camden and Kershaw Chamber
of Comme(Wq^ that South Carolina is
very near the top of th'e list of all the
states for accepting bad checks.
Not qnly is it bad for us to have
such a reputation, but it is not good
business.
The following Is a copy oLa notice
receive^ from the Sqcret'^'SOTvlce Di
vision of the Treasury Department.
Please pay special attention to the
warning it gives as now is the time
when you will be called on to cash a
great number of checks.
“As the holiday season approaches,
it is important that merchants and
Wartime
Rationing Guide
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Sugar: Book 4, sUmp 29 c
expires January 15. '
poi^
Gasoline: Coupon No. 8 in a
for three gallons, expire,
Shoes: Coupon 18 in the BorT? *
coffee ration book valid for m
of shoes has no expiration dat. ^
1 airplane sUmp In Book s
valid Nov, i for one pair shoeT^
afamps. Book |
Pood: Brown
meats and fata L, M. N. '0x01^*,J
1. Green sUmps, Book 4. prSJ^
foods. A, B. C, expire DecemW ^
E apd F valid Dec. 1. expSe Jan i
Fuel Oil: New No. 1 counoi
5 sheet, good for 10 galloM*^i
nnk)
expires Jan. 3; new No. 1
Class 6 sheet, good, for 60 gallOT?^
units), expires Jan. 3; new
coupon. Class 6 sheet, good fiC J
shopkeepers give increased attention gallons (25 units), expire-Jan s u
10 the proper identification of persona
presenting Government checks to be
cashed. Millions of checks are now
being sent by the Army and Navy to
dependents of soldiers and sailors. In
addition, large numbers of other Gov
ernment checks are now being Issued
to farmers who are paid under pro
visions of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Act, and checks to cover salary
expenses of persons in the employ of
Government,-account—of
effort
Many of these checks are stolen
from payees’ mall boxes, or otherwise
fall into the hands of petmle for whom
they were not Intended, tSd ape. forged
and cashed. With this in mind, we
feel that it would be»to our mutual
benefit if you would keep a strict
watch out for forged checks. To help
protect against them, follow the fol
lowing suggestions:
Demanj^ proper identification from School
TAX NOTICE
The Ux books for the collection «
y^r commencing January 1, 1942, wu
be open from September 16, 1943 j,
December 31, 1943, inclusive witho,
penalty. When making inquiry abosi
taxes, please state the school dlrtrl®
number in which you live or own mod
erty.-
The following is a list of the tou]
levies for the various school dlstricU'
DeKalb Township
School District No. 1 ^*3]
presenting Government
all persons
checks.
Insist that all checks be endorsed
in your presence. Compare the.writ
ten signature with the signature on,
whatever means of Identiflcatlop ia
used.
Mark on the back of the check a
brief notation of the identification of
fered and Initials of the person ac
cepting the check.
Don’t cash checks which show any
alterations.
Don’t accept a check if the en.dorse-
ment is not Identical to the_name on
the face of the check.
Most forged checks are presented
by strangers. Requirement of proper
idemiftcatlon will reduce such forge
ries.
Take special precaution in cashing
Government checks foj children who
claim their parents sent them to get
the check cashed.
Ask yourself this question: “If this
check is returned because of a forged
endorsement, can I locate the person
who gave it to me and recover my
loss?”
Plea,sfi_ pay especial- attention to
this warning this year so that we will
not continue to head the list of the
states in accepting bad - checks and
forgeries. Additional copies of this
notica can be secured at the Associa
tion if you would 11^. to give each
of your employees a copy.
Watch Out For These Men
Harry C. Ford, alias Harry Brand,
alias Chester Ford, alias Cleveland
Ford, alias Cleveland Harrison, has a
promotional effort called the “U. S.
Army Review,” a so-called monthly
Military magazine for which he is
trying to sell advertising. Ford was
recently in Atlanta and Augusta, sold
advertising and cashed bad checks.
Past charges against Ford include
fake advertising, using the malls to
defraiid, forgery and passing worth-
2 coupon valid Nov. 30. exphegi t.:
25. No. 8 vaUd Nov. 30, ex^lr^
Tires: Inspections requires ot j
book holders every six months- n
B holders every four months-
holders every three months * ‘ '
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School District No. 6
School District No. 25
School District No. 43
Buffalo Township
School District No. 3
School District No. 6
School District No. 7
School District No. 15 jj
School District No. 20 ."*3^
School District No. 22 *31
School District No. 23 ....iln
School District No. 27 " jj
School District No. 28 ]] y
School-District No. 31
School District No. 40 34
School District No, 42 ] y
Flat Rock Township
School District No. .8
School District No. 0 ^.31
School District No. 10 y
School District No, 18 y
School District No. y
School District No, 30 y
School District No. 33 y
School District No, 37 y
School District No. 41 y
School District No. 46 ..» y
School District No. 47 .....11
WatereS Townmh ip
School District No. 11 y
School District No. 12 y
School District No. 18
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less checks and draftg;'
Watch out for Raymond J. Cos
groves who claims to be a policeman.
FBI Inspector, etc., and has credent
ials in name of Cosgrove which are
stolen. He is cashing money orders,
number 177921 to 17-8000 that are
Stolen.
B
School District No. 29 ; R
School District- No. 38 ll
School District lio,.39.
C. J. Outlaw, Treasnrer '
Dec.31 Kershaw County, S. C.
Relief At last
For Your Coeeli
OreomulaloR rdleves prompOj be
cause it goes right to the aest of the
trouble to help loosen and expd |im
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soodae
mucotis membranes. Tell your druRM
to sell you a bottle of CreoqmleiOD with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly allasrs the cough or yea
are to have your money back.
are to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
For Coughs, Chest Colds, BronduHi
k
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you love, that you are sure to make
a practical and satisfying selection.
We invite you to come in as soon as
-possible and do your topping while
our stock is more complete.
WE CAN DELIVER
ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
Buy War Bonds
COMPANY
Milk Is the
Nation’s No. 1
Drink Every
Day, Every
Where!
The strain of new and harder work is greatly lessened
when meys are ridi in the proper b^y andiheslHH
buTTdTng vitamins. Homogenized milk is a true Victo^
drink . . . thanks to a special process which evenly
distributes rich, appetite stimulating vitamins through
out the milk. Place your order for a regular supply
today, and for Jiealtlv and greater drinking pleasure
serve it at every meal.
Rich In PHOSPHORUS
Healthy tissue balanced acid-afkaline blood
value are amply provided ff^r^yijthe large phosporous
content in homogenized milk. It’s the swellest ^t^
builder-iH)per ever ... to be enjbyed in quantities for
health’s sake! .
FRESH MILK with ewery delnreiy*
The best milk doesn’t^pdime from cows-—5t comes fro®
War B6nds
^mden Dairies
/ Phone 6$6 For Your Milkman
1024- Broad Street —
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