Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PMU TM TW> CAM»«II OHWOWICH. CAMPKtt, tOuVtl C4^»OUIIA. rWiPitV. JAWUAKY tS, Political Announcements FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election Uy the-«fflcd of Mayor of the city of Camden subject to the mlea of the Democrat4<^ I appreciate the fine support ahd co operation given me in past years and solicit continued support and coop eration. *6? FRANCIS N. McCORKLE FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE r hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman in Ward One, City of Camden, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary, I promise. If elected, to try to represent th^ voters of my ward to the best of my ability, working at all times for the beet Interests of Camden. Your vote will be appreciated. 46p - W. J. HAYNES — FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE I hereby announce myself a candl- date for Alderman in Ward One sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Prliury- I shall appreciate your sup port^ greatly. 45c ALBERT HINSON FOR ALDERMAN^WARD FIVE I hereby announce my candidacy aa Alderman from Ward Five, ptedging to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic Party. Your sup port and vote will be greatly appra^ elated, and if elected, 1 will endeavor to work for the best interests of Camden at all tixpes. PERRY R. LANGSTON FOR ALDERMAN—WARD ONE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Alderman of Ward One, In the dty'of Camden, Pledging to adibe by the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. Your support and vote will be greatly appreciated and if elected. I will endeavor to work fm* the best Interest of Camden at all times. 44p D, L. MELTON FOR ALDERMAN-WARD ONE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman of Ward One, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the* Democratic Primary. I wish to thank the voters of Ward One for the splendid support given me in the past. I pledge myself, if elected, to work for the best interests of Ward One and Camden as a whole. Tour support will be- appreciated. 44 ARCHIE J, STEIN FOR ALDERMAN — WARD 2 In announcing my candidacy for re-election to the office of Alderman in Ward 2, I wish to express my ap preciation to the voters for the sup port given ^e. I bareby pledge my self to abide by the rules of the Democratic Party and will strive to do whatever possible for the beet In terest of Can^en. 41c ROY R. MATHIS FOR ALDERMAN—WARD THREE I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Alderman in Ward Three, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. I sincerely appreciate the support and coK)peratlon given me in the past and solicit your continued support, c LESLIE MYERS FOR ALDERMAN-WARD FOUR I hereby announce myself a can didate for Alderman from Ward Four in the City of Camden.* subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. 1 promise, if elected, to work for civic Improvements, new industry, and all that would be of benefit to Camden. Your support will be appreciated. 44c D. J. CREED FOR ALDERMAN—WARD FOUR To The Voters of Ward Pour: I announce myself a candidate to the office of Alderman, subject to tbe roles of the Democratic Primary. After serving in Council for the past eight (8) years, I am aware of the problems that will arise from thg post war problems. With seven, teen years experience with my own business in the city of Camden, I know I am qualified to ask you for your support. Your support will be highly appreciated. 4S—c ' Respectfully, C. V. MASSEBEAU For aldeEman — ward 4 I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Alderman in Ward 4, subject to the Rules of tbe Demo cratic primary. FRE3D C. MOSELEY FOR ALDERMAN Tb the voters of Ward Four ^ 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for Alderman from Ward Four, subject to the rules of the Democratic PMmary, I solicit and will greatly appreciate your support in the coming election. Respectfully, 44 CLARKSON RHAME ^mKHmiiiiiiroininmRU COMING ATTRACTIONS Huglar Theatre Comer Broad and Rutledge Bta. FRI.-SAT., JAN. 25-26 ‘CODE OF THE LAWLESS’ Kirby Grant and Fusty Knight “Purple Monster Strikes” And Comedy ' MON.-TUES., JAN. 28-29 ‘MAN FROM OKLAHOMA’ Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and „ “Gabby" Hayes Also Latest News and Selected Shorts WED..THURS., JAN. 30-31 “DANNY BOY” Robert Henry, Sybil Merrit and “Ace”, Deril Dog Jap Killer e “Jungfe Rnidgrt” Latest News ^ NOnCEII Saturday Doors Open at 12:46 F.M. Show etarta at 1:0t P.M. and Continuea. Lset FesSure at t:16 P.M. FOR ALDERMAN—WARD SIX I hereby announce myself sa s candidate for Alderman from Ward Six, subject to the rules of the Demp- cratic Primary. Having served in^ the City Council for the past ten years I feel that I am qualified for this officer and I promise to work for the best interest of the city. Your sup port will be appreciated. J. E. McKAIN TO T^IE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH WARD OF THE CITY OF CAMDEN: Last week's issue of The Chronicle carried the announcement of my can- didacy for member of the City Coun cil of the City of Camden from the Fourth Ward. Since my platform was not given In that announcenwrit, I deem it wise to explain, briefly, what my alma and purposes ehall be iL 1, have the honor of being elected that office: I believe It to be the duty of each member of the Council to work har. monlouely with the Mayor and the other Council members In adminleter. ing the governmental affairs of the city at all times, and so far as may conaletently be done without detri ment to the best interests .of .the municipality. I shall understand that the other members of the governing body have a right to their opinions as well as I, and I feel sure that so long •a each nvember «f Sha Counaii It vit ally intaraatad in tha city’# wall-baing. incidantal dlffaraneaa of opinkm among diffarant mambara-will In no wlaa ihtarfera with'an ardariy admln- tatratfon of tha clty*t affaire or with its making the progress wa so much want, and which wa faai tha city da- •arvas. I feat that wa ara most fortunata in having tha fine manufacturing as Ubiiehpenta that have heretofore lo cated wKh ua. Thay and thair man. agementa ara parts and paroals of our good cHy, and no ona can dany that thay should be aided and encouragad to the fullest extent possible. Too, I believe every good citizen of the community la inoat anxiqfua for the establishment of new induatriea in our comnvunlty, and if I am your Councilman it will ba my plaasura to cooperate with the other officials In extending a glad welcome to ail such concerns who may daaira to make Camden tlisir hams, and to offer avaty fnduaamenC to bring about thair 'la- cation hare. I raaliza, of eoursa, that tha mors ihanufaeturing aatablish- ments wa have in our mid^ tha more prosparoiia our city and its paopia will be; and I faal ;that if wa ara to survive and eentinua to grow and prosper as a city wa nM0t band ovary effort toward bringing new entar- prisea hare. , 1 ballave that all of our stroata should ba paypd. I balieva In law oboarvanca by all citizane, and if I am elected a Coun cil member I shall during my incum bency strongly favor an avenhandad enforcement of tha city’s laws, with out fear or favor. In closing, I with to express my deep gratitu(ie to those of my good frianda who have ao ganeroualy pledged n^e their support. If there is no wavering*'among my supporters I feel I shall surely ba elactad; but The location of the Law Offices of Allison P. Du Bose has been * changed from East DeKalb to 1025 South Broad, second floor of the Commercial National Bank Build ing. r a wfiathar alaelad or not, I shall net forget theaa who ara being ae kind ta nM. Raapactfully, 46c. D. J.^CREED —Chr* ovrsbrvwbmbn J. Mkl<BaUNi Tamar, iTamaii. fw elaaa, Karghaw, 8. C.. baa bass mm log in the tmiiedo shtHi at the Gmm base. Hmo torpedoea have been hauled and readied for lacthm at ^ rata of two a day slnca tba dbon ^ opened In Ibjr, 124^ ^ Millioof of diildren like diis ooe face a winter of suffering from exposure. WH47 CAK you SPAUU THAT TH§Y CAH VTEAH? Qoching that yom may consider old tan bring new iifie to some person to whom war brought despair and destitution. Your spare clothing will be distrib uted free, without discrimination, to vic tims of Nazi and Jap opprewon in Eu rope, the Philippines, and die Far East. Dig into your aides, trunka, and doa- ets ro^... dig out all the doching yoa can poasibly spare. vinoinrCumiiiiGComcnoii For Ovorstos ReHtf ioBMnr 7 H 31 QUAUTY CLEANERS ' PHONE 112 THIS “S C RAP PAP E R”? ' e The CIO-United Steel Workers Union said that its strike does not violate « its contracts with steel compames. Here is the “no strike” clause taken from a typical contract. Lit the words speak for themselves! “During the term of this Agreement, neither the Union nor any Employee, individually or collectively, shall cause or take part in any strike, or other interruption^ or any irnpeding of production at any pleuit of the Company covered by this Agreement. Any Employee or Employees who violate the provisions of this Section may be discharged from the employ of the Company in accordance with the procedure of Section 8 of - - * • this Agreement.” « This provision, or one similar to it, is contained in each contract between the Union and the various steel companies. These contracts continue by their terms until / the autumn of this year. * American Iron, and Steel r 350 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. F. 95 PER CENT OF THE WORKERS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY ARE EMPLOYED BY^OUR COMPANY MEMBERS GET THE FACTS — FREE — Send postcard lor copiog o# roeont iaterviowo witk tlool indiutry •9