The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 23, 1946, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA, MODAY, AUGUST SS, IMS
HmAmtS
_ Csthednd
inqireadTe
S^per
, |i|ifwipap«r Writir Rb-
1b Hoom ol W«rAI|p
Hii Younger Yem
By The Skif^nr
- Qc, Wlseooiln. Aagtiat 11:
lB( I occupied « pew la
I it Peul'i Cathedriil, oat*
ggteopal aiiflde la Aner-I
•tBce the beeutlfal hoaee off
Mected my fiuaQy
MemttW vith
hM preMQted
!ichard» Clarifles
Amended Provkionsl
Of Soc. Sec. Act.
wu
It
unden
O^era. Defoquent
Taxes Collect^
[l^gn Fw Ecuador
Capitol Wins First
EttecUre October 1 the federal bot*
emmeut will contribute |B for each
dollar proTided by the state as aid
to the needy np to |1S per month for
the aced and the blind, and np to |8
per month for dependent children, ae*
cordtof to infmntatlon obtained from
tSUdnnan Norman 8. Richarda of the
Kerriiaw Ckmnty Board of Public Wei-
tare.
Mr. RichardB poiated ont that the
amended Social Secorlty act signed by
Precldeot Tmman on Aagnst 10 pro
vides two<or-oae federal matching up
to tha ceilings mentioned, the present
dollar-for-doil»r haste to be eonUnned
aa to amounts above‘|1B and |l.
For instance, where «n aged person
now receireo the monthly maaimnm
allowed under the state law, |20, the
state pays Nt and thA federal gor-
emment |10. TTUder the new formula
win provide two-
thirds of the first |16, or flO. plus
onedtalf of the amount over |1S, or
total of I12A0. ’Ihe state will pay the I
halaace of 17.50, instead of flO as)
nndw the present phm- The same la
whl^foaiid that while the |me as to aid to the Wdnd. Whare a
Mnmel were all stranjtors to dependent child now receives 112. toe
«nie wonderful music, thu stote snd federal governments pay I*
of the mammoth or- aach. On the now basis the federsi
•It thMW. government will pay two-thirds of the
who presldsd ^ Ant M. or |6, i^us one-half of the
the sermon ’wad « adumm oVer ft, or 11.60, a totol of
«, about tt. test he bad a ITAO. The state wUl pay the balanoe.
^ and his oomd^ of tha 14-50^ instead of its present rate
ia iioet liupfaeilva. 95.
the hlsh41ght of the aaorm Tho ohalrman eaUl that press
csme Just •**•» ^ Washington were U
tore the beglnnlBg of toe curate in etatlng that the new law
Aatoe organ providae g5 additional for toe aged
into tha ■trated of and'blind and IS additional for da
• and the words swelled pendent chUdren, wl^h wo^d not
Airtv-voloe choir, ag Ughta have to he matched from state /unds.
[ASTwSTdXU wMi a Tha law r«|ulree that all fWeral con-
fbter of lW»t playei npon *2
emblem. It was moot Im-
id inspiring. ehuartn, Md
my homacomtof back to toeae fignisd.
i wherein I was haptoMd
where my chUtodO nn-
Mrs. J. H. McLeod, sheriff of Kea
thaw connty. is ia receipt of s letter
from E. C. Rhodes, comptroller gen
eral tor South Carolina, which urges
the collection of alt deltnqiient taxes
In this county. The text of Mr. Rhodes'
letter follows;
"ynder the law which- providas
BartMuUc Is Soa of Former
Ulliui C DuBose Of
Camdea.
Robert DuBosa Burbank, son of
Mrs. Robert A. Burbank, toe former
^ »tlon
member.
ii the days whan I
imber, elso an acolyte to the
Charles Chapman QrafUm.
r Fond do Lac^ gevaral pews
to seat tod famfiy.
sad grandnu^ undaa aitf
, bses tweaty-tht^f years tiaee
I Mfvices thefe. I wondered
sesr-gsarter of a eeatsry
Imagine the hsppinett that
that to tha eeSeetion of deltn4Sdnt,uuian C. DsBoaa of Camden, and the
taxes, aU ahartfta and tax coU^toreUepn*,, oj Chariea P. DuBose of this
shall ha undar the oontrol of the|niiy^ lina lust been aanosnoed ae toe
comiRro!ler*Geaeral. it ie my duty to, joint first prtee wtaner with his
insist that Immadlate disposition be cousin, Charles DuBoee. of the teter-
made of aU daUnunent taxes in your national compeUtion tor tha dcslcn of
la new Legislative Pali^, or watlonal
of
doUar-fordoIlar above
rltiwl
_ and
where '‘ Iciirea M Md
[pMsed to grett me after mg
, of nearly a Quirter of a earn
s most happy
County CfHnmittee
_'o Enforce Roleti
Govefidng' FSections schools give toT’^C
— Baldwin If they wish to Join her
Miss Ruth Pettus will teach m<
ia the Camden high school begli
with tha opening of school. Mias
tas seks that boto high aehool
elem<
INI FROM MICMMIAN At
1R0P- REPREMENTATIVC
Mas Elliott baa
|tvo week's V
Mtto.
> was didiitt by tha
nomlcs stoS^f Wtothrop
they
At a meeting of toe Kertoaw eoun- PupBs.
ty executive committee held bn Ang. graduated
U,. tt was decided unenimously to pay Omumbla OolleBe in
mmelal attauthm^Mr <mlwm#m>al^lft.*»
of the rules of the
ct South Caroitna. Oaa rula''
ticular la called to the attention
«t»
T.-
(dni|[ ‘
"l9lUle all dallnquent taxes should
ba oiaared up aa fuiokly aa poaaibla,
I am partlc^arly insisting that all
daUnauent taxes which have been In
your hands for a period of two yaara
or more be disposed of. either by the
collection of the taxae; the sale of
the taxes: toe sale of the property:
or by nulla bou return where thej
property cannot be located ont of
which collection can he made; on or
before December II of this year. It is
my full intention to use every means
and authority vaated in me by law, to
enforoa the otdleetton of dettaquent
taxes. While I have no desire to em-
barrsss any delinquent tax collector
or sheriff, such sctlon aa is provided
fay law wUl be taken In the event
delinquent taxes are not diepoeed of
ns sbovs outUned.
'*When taxes are permitted to
main delinquent over a parlod of
years, the county necesaartty most
suffer for Uia etmple raaaon that
property against wtfieh aneh taxes
are levied might be ekhausted and no
coUectlon can he madn R ia unfair
te toe taxpayers to permit certain
propwty osmare to aacape the pay
ment of taxes, fer toe reeton thsA Mm
tax paying pnoUe must carry toe bur-
den which should be shifed by those
who are delinquent In the payment of
i their tuxes.
*1 slnoerely trust that yon w|U
by prinrhtmg a immediate and pqgittve actioo ig
m of go nUtobes from memory, tote matter, and whOatote ettlee te
mfud stoiNlor bias. During to glva you every eooperutton
«at SI wJSMteg Pettne^ Poml^, I cannm empb^ too
«t «ba«taaqnib N. Y., a pupU of »lroogly the tom too ie^ueut
* Flerkto of toe JiOllard Qrad- to hyde must
School of Motto, NewYork Ctey.ljto^ly dtepeeed of an provided by
.
^parlyJ
per-1
im Jlr A
College
whieh
OlM
Ml A I
ur^
- _ vclee
/ She was to* *tomer of the Loehl-!tthe muetoel life of the crllege. In ad
cotte medal gwariad for enceUence oC|ditian, aha was a' landar In other ao-
oompetltfcm.
tec most ootitaiMlag freah-I“'^"*^ *• r
{both voters and candidites^ flltte rule *• ®peu
’mentally, printed below; Since that Ume she has been awarded
“Each and every pef^ whetoar
WM swarded tha trip tojcaudidsta who enters ton primary or ^ of-Plano Teachers which}durtof bar senior year
person who votes therein shsll by said
eeonomica mu)
, socially ami fjfaifaic^tlliy. 1
chosen tha moat ovtataad-l
It of
tivittoe on the eanmus:
the Fmahinaii rises, prMtdent of the
Alee einb and Dining Mocnd PraaMault
Mae Is the daughter of Mr.
J. M. Elliott of Cassatt aad
act or sets submit, himself or herself 1l4[<|VAr
«. Bmott w V „„ to the rulee of the petty, and any aneh ivlttjUl ITlCljUriUU
Its of Camden Ugh school te P*»<» ▼*»<> («> *»« promtoed ¥ QnAolrav*
s vas a itatn wtener to the to give miy sum of money or other Jm \g tICBw OlIvsULCl
lad was ' —**'“ “
in
• Wlathrop la
S At KiwMU5_a.b
didatoineny primary: or (W h» ^ Mavor Francte McCorkle made
(UC OPINION
VJWlUn jr-- ^ ^
celved of another any sum of money) Msyor Francis McCorkle — -
or other valuable consideration for impressive speech at the Klwanis
voting for or.against any candidate in f*®" luncheon Tuesday afternoon, us-
any primary: or (c) luw voted more to® subject, “Can wa do boalneas
than once to the same primary; or; ®^to Soviet Rnssiar*
(d) has by threats or other form of He pointed out that the smaller na-
iittonddatlon procured or caused any tkms of the world are at toe “Cross-
other parson ta vote tor or against roads" trying to decide which nation
any candidate to any primary; or (e) offers the batter way of life, Ameri-
has sworn falsely at any primary in can Dsmocracy or Soviet Communism
tnkiag tha pteaeiibed oato, or has im- The mayor pointed out that it is np
personated any riber parson and to tha United States to provide bet-
QUIrir the ondriir his O’ her name; ter “World Leadership" than uny mtr
in (wder to vote in such primary: W 4ion has ever {novMed before, since
(f) has sold, bartered, given away or we now bays toe greatest opportunity
treated any voter to any malt or to- to lead the world to a better way ot
toxteating Uvmrs for the purpoce of Ufa than any country ever had.
- todnclng sacih voter to vote for or ^n»e mayor briievas that we
paper I read h^ some* any candidate in any primary, succeed and be the leader of toe world
soldier's behavior that or (g) who vu*R carry Uq®®!* within and' that Communism, which is a
•very soldiar to guiaral. one hundred yards of sny vottag place minority group, will grow smaller and
ipprecists It If you would during the hours of the primary for weaker aa America grows greater.
iw enclosed a^ole. the purpose <rf seQlng same or to-
Thanking yon, . financing voters; or (h) who shaD
A GI ^ wiUfuUy reorive any bribe, money or \l11ftlliy 01 UftHKlOll
IhiRor as a consideration tor tha cast- . T MY J|
SUr, and strtpaa Buraan J* W vote or WOtOF M& llOOO
*“'1- Aug. P—lnstaad of teaar- be called up by the county executive .
•boat VD ud *— In committee of Ua or her county, andlf
[.^ple in the UriteS^Stotee toe chanee are ^wven to the satlsfai^ 7J® toe Stote Board
more aboS^ » thm al a torewfourtha majority of ^ B^to, to t^ past several mra.
AW >oou( cos oen-j^^^^ aav ha axpaOed or has shown Camden's water supply to
cl “““ *
Army of Oecupatloa
Oermany
Ang. Id, Ifdd
IS Cbrouicle,
|8. C,
combat veteraa and am on
toor of ovsraeiMi'dntjrT
opinion the averags aoldler
ly of Occupatton te balag
by tba preaa at homa (to
IS s whole).
11 was borne on furlough, al-
XteKBSMSi
Whoi To Ihiy
OLOUemm, Maaa.^MaBy buri-l
naaaea art atfll fballag tha afiCseta of
of tha atrlkaa in ttie atael and ooal
todustrlas. Bboriaiaa ot fsw ma-
terlala. plas tocreaaad coats of pro-
dttctioa dua to wage tacreases aad
OPA regulattmw on salee do not give
tocentive ta maae prodnotton of goods.
Air line Service
Sought For Camden|sr ^nr«:Ss:.’S2Ef,5h’S
than riak gettlag into tronhla with
Pali- the OPA. Typteal of this klad have
^ ^ B ^ Ibeea the Mg wamt pariure. Raoeatly,
iMMia Aaronautica Board | iritii opa restriedoas off, some <rf the!
neefeers. after several moatha ab-l
Thomas fl. Ulrich, executive 11^ the i^ket. were
tory fOr the Camden and Kerrimw hidmng t» uvaataek.
Connty Chamber of Commute. Is Tha pnkM risaa which have oenm
seekiito to have an airline aei^ is- » the wake «f kigher wages have net
tablisbed foy Camden. A petitloD has y®t Kovad dtaaMragtag ta t^ wha
been sent to the clvU aeronaudes savings to spaad. Tto
board asking for leave to intervene J®®
In a hearing to be held on August H toe sltpatloB worsa .^toonih
in Wssbington. In the case of South* ®*® oompany, does to IMl pro-
eastern AlTuDe.. This sir line sei^ i® to«hy
Tier to Camden Would he' Sfftied 1v T^?***^ machttay iiid leCrMeial^
8tote Air Unee from Charlotte. ^ the prodMttaa eC wther
The petition as praseotod to CAA cosMOd^ Is sp^y rte^ tha da-
follows: tor most thtags is sdU greatsr
“Your petitioners, the City of Camr than" the supply,
den. South Caroliua, and Kershaw liirist e« tee^ QmlHy
connty. South Carrilna (Camden be- *t nmy ^ tteae before prlaee
tog toe county seat of Kershaw coun ®®® be adJimM into hattor balanea
ty) respectfully submit that »hey hava wito wagse and the old tow of supply
Capitol for the Republic ot Ecuador.
Mr, DuBose, the co-winner. Is the son
of Mrs. A. W. DuBose of Savannsb,
Oa. ■ —^ —
Architects from almost every one ot
the Pan-American countries were en
tered In the competition.
Mr. Burbank, who has spent much
Ume in Camden and who was the
srcbltacC for the alterstions and addi>
dons to the home of Charlec P, Du-
Boae, Jr^ here, was engaged ia war
work with the Fairchild Aircraft
oompav to New York wtien ka en
tered toe competition two and a bait
yeara ago. Working a fifty-tour hmir
weak on aircraft design, the two oou-
teetonts spent their ovenings and
Bnndaya drawing plans for tha futuro
■cuadorean capttri.
Aa first prtee wtaners, Mr. Burbank
and Mr. wfll reorive 60,000
auerea (approxlmatoly M.600) and thf
rlilit to axaouto tho workittg drawlngu
and supervlee ooDetruetion of the so- r
tual toeing on behalf of the govem-
rnent oi Eleuador at a fas to be de
termined. Whutor of the second prtee
of 10,000 auBMo te Carloe Qomta
Oiavasso of Montevideo, Uruguay.
The wtoang plaue call tor a dignl-
flad, modem palace to he buUt of
adeeite, a atoaa native to Benador.
Nine stories in haight and tome thraa
hundred toet in length, the new edltlee
will atond on a hQl overlooktng the
oapitol city «C Quito. The eoet 16,000,-
60Q Buereg, tho LagUIative Putooa wiU
cORtoJte reapRtlve rilgSibara for too
saauis, repreeontathraa, and plenary
congreaa, aa weD m a library, hall
of arddvas, oonunkteo chambeM, a
graat hall, reotaoranto, publle rooms,
gallertes,, garageu, etc.
He te ssueqtofed with Mr.
to New York, w1th,effleee at U
delreete inranrthe coutroets
Iftotad hy this oCfloa mo thw dnMii
ef a 17.000,000 airport to he buttt to
lama, the Monmwto Jteakey riuh
race tra^ at Oeeanport, N. J, eoetlpg
$6,000,000, tlto arridteeUiral (toriSB
the |l,000.(m buMtog No 17 ler the
Oenwal Aniltuo and Film Oorporatlon
at Ranaeatoer, N. Y„ tba $600,000 Buto
Manufacturing aempnny ptont to Hart
ford, Conn., the $600,000 Banco AnAl-
oqnena, ta Mntfflto, Colombia 8. A.,
aatloBal food marfcata for tha Reprii-.
lie qf Paraguay ta Aaaacloa, aad real-
iancas for J<ten D. Mwphy, formarly
af Plttabarih, and Ool. Charlas A.
Ltadbargh to Darten, Cona.
Mr. Burbank te 66 yeara of age and
otadlad at the arehStaetnral iehoris of
Tale aalvarstty aad New York aal-
varsity.
laeraaesd quota# hav^ baea alla-
1.7/ v —I . ^ tt, ♦fc««****^ ** ^bo coaiBiaBdtag gjaarsls of
an Interest ta the matters and totogs|®“dteiaM|nd mm aitoto opar^^In toa.^gch ovarsaas thaatar, aaeh army, tho
MverttvAwf Im uKamo miilftlArl nrad®0MMlfnMI. I MT# hWUAdi tO PD DOBED I mfm YimUM miwI #tito tnllilRW
Gen. 0. W. Griswold
Gives Out D(^
FofTJJSJL Aca^my
AH aaliated mm hi the aqw anagr
who peoaoM preacrihad qaaBtleatloas
are noer rilg^ to opmpete for ai-
adaaioa to the Uaitei Btatas Mliitory
Acedeav, it wsd eanoimeei today Ip
Lt Ooa. Ooear W. CMawoid. eoas>
maadiag general, Seventh am
I tkm of .
to Demo-jh®
d®haired fmm_ P®raw _
quality aad frae from
•go, a
ireh
In
tendanoy
haa
oratio
tow of the
Wttral ■ecretiry of th»,
of toe Charchea eli**>*^
Atewica. held
' A^an the
Atewtoaa Sono la
lor saeh period asicontaadnathm."
threedoarthsi ResMaata should consider themeelv
■ • ^
^ •• fortanate,
rtty of saM ®®»»^'.rifer aouteh
beUavet fho MMiatifi]
. riiureh te the tkaa*]
boge aa at homa aad
®tsh that poopko la thel
know hoW an
I Cron clah to
W EV¥l«ianB set iadapi, ae soma rides
sutler acutely from the lack of a good
aad ameh “doetertug''
BMka te driakaUe
BM. .7 lepcrt from Um Furker
malt be Laboratory feOowa:
eoaaty doauatttea, Color 1#.##; Chtoride 6.0#;
m with violatlag Aauaoaia. •,##; Albaadarid
of the teegetag too- •Jt; Nitrogen aa. Mltrttei^ AMP; Nib
(k) ef tote rrie aad rogea aa NltrataA t.iP: Trial Solids,
64.Pt. Thaae flgaras rapraaaat parts
mftlloa.
-,/f
v,fm
dhargtag tk#
am mo mm
tioao (a) thfu..^
tbersfore said oooaiy oaaeatlve
jnltiea shaa ft# a far a hi
Pf am iifgHhi Phi phaB giva.toe
Wimml uNmisis at fsMt ma ttP)
day# Written totlep of the ptoee aad
' ttHh hriitti; toiMteri «ith|
of too ahaops as fOad. At
,.to® • 8iw ■
n rtedd to bo board la
^ lithaoveat
are
tor.
tkoi
tel
Qao
Koriiaw Tooth
[Recces Dfeharge
nvolved in about sntltle<f proceedings,
and request leave to Interxeue there- compromteee with quality. Higher
to, and for cause of Intervendoa f«»d coots, plas pries eelliags,
nTsr* bave oaeoaraged these eompromtoea
n. That the City of 6tosdea Is hoasewivaa will object to paying
designated as s print to and from the aama old price. <«*.
which service Is Contemplated, and tor poorer aiaterlaia. ^though deparb
has a vital totwsst in said proceed- etmw salee have
in^, especially due to the fact that p®«v o®#® • F®
owns and te putting baric iris tobyqmm Shoddy
iteration and malntanance aa airport te _
for comraarcial uaa by alrltoaa aad •• * J®* ”y®®e
othera. whldi te preaaaUy usad, or aae ^®® M • ahortag^ ^ ^
«• —j&jr»Tn.'i43f**Lr s
peUtioDars, of their ■•••eearily fur
ta behalf of their, „ ^ ^ .
ritteeas, are teterosted ta toe mabi *®*^ toag aamt wa wah to bayt
tors tavalved la thte prereeiiig, % . .
“1. 'That Tboma# B. Ulrleh. meea-l •fftoiaan ariw /eod u^.^
♦fve secretary of the Camden, Etr |*toat lagr bP ®taPi{ed ertih a
■haw eenaty. Chamber ot Commsrae.*®®®* •• mmam larvaat. tt
reepeetivf malltog addram Is
heath Carollaa. ia
ta bahatf ef Camden
Oareltoa, Kerriiaw eoaaty.
Carritoa. la the iatereet of thP eM-
sriu haisfa the dvfl
rither aa aa appu.—,
rrStOppn September 2
canto
“h That
Lai
lAMtadl las.
your
Itoat « tha
tha U. 8. dl
air torees and tha military dtetrtet of
Washington. Those salaried to coa^
peta will ba givan speelal prepanlery.
trainlag to the United Stotea to pre
pare toam for tha ragalar entnumo
examtoation Mareh 4 each jear. Ma-
Usted amn who ara earring la over-
aaaa theatare at tho ttma of tholr
•atoctioB a# candidataa for tho Dtotad
Btatoe Military AondomY will ba ra>
taraod hi toair paiaint gvada to tha
CoatUaatal ITntted Statsa. Tha avatl-
abla vacaaelM at fha MnUaiy totai-
amy will ha awurdat to thoa
Btoany qaalflied oompatti
tha toghaet protletoat
order ot amrtt aatahliPbed at
to the
from whMi eelertod.
fa tba aot^
^Bi^mne Storids
fer the
mtta
(Fl
oi farttMring
the City of
m tmna to lai
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