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Chronicle [£«> CAMDEN. S0UTH Site Of The New Du Pont Y, MARCH 11, lf49 Number 52 f-'.K] Springdale Race Meeting Saturday To Draw Crowd- Entries In 4* Saturday' I BLOOMSBURY s Races It of the 52 eBt-j the My*, who m •! ."ttl & w. HC r*. 4 f »tio® ericah Federitkfi f Worker* u a| agent for the 1 r f i 1 - a ha* been nal Labor thington but! thelaw an *ld until November] non m at the « » a was leld on American Federation Workers was certified lining agent by the few Relations Board] Herewith is an artist's sketch showing the site of the new ^lant to be I eligible for member-|g I. dvj Pont de Nemours & Co. here. Work has already started on the plant,- Six Furlongs on the Flat Golden Kgg, owned by Ward Sullivan and trained by Sidney Watters, Jr. Extra, owned by Mrs. Fay Ingalls and trained by W. Burling rw»k^ Tourelay, owned by Walter Wilkes, Jr., and trained by owner. Christmastide, owned by Mrs. Esther duPont Welland trained by J. E. Ryan. ~~ _ Unde Pere, owner by Mrs. Esther duPont Weir and trained by J.‘ E- Ryan. . Anna Harrigan, owned by Mrs. J. E. Ryan and trained by J. E. Ryan. . ' Shy Rodney, owned by Mrs. Michael Walsh and trained by Michael Walsh. Royal Weep, owned by Miss Dilly von Stade and trained by J. D. Ryen. Hampton Roads, owned by Mrs. Marion duPont Scott and trained by Ray Woolfe. Scoach Reel, owned by Mrs, E. duPont Weir and trained by J. E. Ryan. THE HOLLY • HEDGE One and a Half MUaa Over Hurdles Equipass, owned by Diem K. Kerr and trained by owner. Ayahs Boy, owned by John Bosley, Jr., and trained by owner. Duisburg, o * ‘ ‘ Fine Field Of vji-v < v • *'-• « Entries In Each Of Fiye Events Kttn litMrtst Shown In M«ot By SNoploch^to Enthusiott* ■ tern, Jr. Wi U Wiicvi uj as Wilts as*m*sv* m «**s^x* a#^ vsv***w rg, owned by R K. Mellon and trained by Sidney Wat- - ♦ V v v f ' ■■Ves ted by ich ia to Funder Prinr, owned by J. Brooks Parker and trained by W. Burling Cox. Wolfberry, owned by Walter Wicket, Jr., and trained by owner. Creamery, owned .by Mrs. Esther duPont Weir and trained by J. E. Ryan. , - • Scotch Reel, owned by Mrs. Esther duPont Weir and trained by J. E. Ryan. Brianson, owned_by H. M. Rhett, Jr., and brained by A. A. Brown. d b; Mat, owned by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark and trained by J. D. Byers. Flake, owned by Mrs. Michael Walsh and trained by enters, office work-] fa located approximately 1,600 feet off Hitfhwiy No. 1 juat across the Wateree river.* Walsh. _ .. „ . „ . .. , , . r employees are not] — - —, i».. ■ ■■ ■■■ ■ - ■■ ■-— Erin Seas, owned by Geoham Grant, and tramed by membership. Of the! - w . THE KING HAIGLAR j. Bye Mich; ael owner. ible for member Id the petition fbr the I to oust the union. L Of The ut Printed Isville Press ia of The CawdaA was printed on hr ich Tary kindly of- uaa of same whan ian who was stiprr- Ihe removal of The i preas to the pap- juarlers became ill mable to cooplate Be y offered the tisa peration of 1 s is greatly Seek Manager Successor To Tollont To |o Chosen As Soon As Right Mon Found The vacancy in the city I manager's office will be fill ed just as soon as possible, members of the City Com mission stated this week fol lowing the announcement Ltbat the resignation of- Jack I Tallent had been accepted last Saturday morning at a special meeting of the Com mission. lit. Tallent submitted his [resignation Saturday morning fol lowing a meeting of the Commis sion on Friday evenins attended ized crowd Mist “Orion” Is Crowned New Fabric Featured Of Du Pont Company Two Milas Over Timber Pinch Me, owned by Carlyle Cameron and trained by owner. Ponair Senian, owned by Mrs. E. T. H. Talmadge, Jr., and trained by Austin Brown. Done Sleeping, owned by Alvin Untermyer and trained by W. Burling Cocks. Sea Flare, owned by Mrs. Gilbert Humphrey and trained by The second annual Spring- dale Race meeting will be leld Saturday at the famous Springdale course and is ex pected to draw a large crowd of spectators from all over this section of the country. A fine field of horses will face the starters in each of the five events on the afternoon’s card. Over 45 mounts have entered the meet and many of the horses that are to enter the famous Carolina Cup races two weeks later will be seen in the Spring- dale meet. There will be five events Sat urday afternoon and they will be nbtiB " the following order: furlor Bloomsbury, six flat; jjjcrtlg Hedge, I Sidney Watters, Jr. Big Severn, owned by Walter Wicks, Jr, and trained by owner. Blue Girl, owned by Walter Wickea, Jr, and trained by owner, THE MULBERRY Two Over Brush Pedagogue, owned by Samuel E. Eckert and trained by I Burling Cocks. “Orion”, the new acrylic fiber to be made in Cam-1 Big Bones, owned by Walter Wicket and trained by owner. —. — mu - , is highly featured in the IfaTeh-April issue Of “Bet-1 FonsUver, owned by Walter Wickes and trained Living’’ the employee magwlne of I. du Pont de| w “^£ k Laddi, owned nours A Co. Five pages of the mar by The ngs on the 1 1-2 miles over hurdles; the King Haiglar, 2 1-4 miles over timber; the Mul berry. two miles over the brush, and the Kamschatka, one mile on the flat • Harry D. Kirkover, chairman of the race committee, announced , that the judges for the meet will w be Col. John F. Wall, David R. 1 Williams, Thomas M Waller and Charles P, DuBose, Jr. Walter I [Donor of the silver plate to the Nemours A Co. Five pages of the maragine are devoted the new fiber, three of them containing pictures taken Gannock Laddi, ow Galactic, owned by by Kent Miller and trained by owner. to at the crowning t>f Miss “Orion” at w Waynesboro, Va., where the “Orion” Joeatad. ^ ^■% " M ■ * t held at has been! by a who had nicel display, Mr. Ttfllent had demanded that | the commissioners give him their for requesting his resig [nation and theae were furnished bw in'charge of the | Following the meeting Satur- Iffice of Dr. Jerome | day'the foUowtng statement was out by tha City Commis- ;hman Here . |). Caughman, of Co-| of the temptation to the City Manager’s kn«'. Club will 'sJgrs?. . W. Club en Business and Pro-1 Irch 14 hi the Hudt|, . Sarsfield hotel all" 1 * -*• ing that to < ing the bade blic the facts for two reasons. The first be- do so would contravene idea of city manager The selection and of * city manager ia the of the com- Cardy Hones To Be Here Again Noted Siring Of Himtefi To Compote hi Camden Show March 29 For the fourth successive year, Varnon G. Cardy and his noted string of prize-win- ling hunters will return to the Camden Horse Show Manfh 19nseeking their first eg on the handsome Russel} Memorial trophy, emble matic of the championship. er Recovering . Waller, who under •endix operation at alaole — _ ispital last Friday has I mission. That removes him one fcry rapidly and re-1 step from the public and conse- is home in Bedford quently makes him more free irsday He expects to from political pressure and so'en- mden on Tuesday to abtos him to do his job more In Lyttleton street] nearly as he thinks it should be i Mrs. Waller occupy, done irrespective of individual objections. To bring the j> Be Off Unto the picture in either the b.“ Despite having won blue rib- ms and championships at all of the important horse shows in America and Canada, Mr. Cards has yet to win a championship at Camden. A Cardy horse has been declared reserve to the champion chestnut gelding who was champion at the last Camden iction, the mill* at | and intolerable. JDris .^.was^ our principal lend our md Power Com-1 pleasant step we had taken was s Is Bring ’or Funds igue Ball imi have begun a I the busiaeee see- * ctiy for funds lor m Beseball toam of tio League aad it la we let the chips fall where mights •' _ nr second reason for notpub- lidy defending our position hi the matter was our sincere desire to i hur« Muni.« man who we were. six Sf« C r„ d S h ^. b >i 0r no, his indiscretion in permit- a public airing of. to a very of thd issues, \ for us who.were older in We! ds in band, i tbasSteobleto im tiiai wfll be in lent Ou ene of the | a reprodueik page of The ide of Friday, Oct. the sere wea to bag of this Tear. The magazine carried scenes-from the pageant a Deautinu plate u winner of the Holly Hedge race is Mrs. Marion DuPont Scott. duPont WeVandfrained by J. K. I •rtato here bears the name of the event. TagnaU; owned by Mrs. Michael Walsh and trained by Michael of^Wertbury 1 N* 10 y" 3 Brianson, owned by H. M. Rhett, Jr, and trained by Austin ** vc the P 1 * 4 ® for the Mul ’ Rmwn Derry race. . f KingsBeW owned by Mrs. F.Ambroie Clark and trained by be 2 p m., arid Byers ^ Chairman Kirkover says the races Toyfad, own«l by Mr, J. «. Hau.Md »«iMd by J. 1. Ryu. | unul ... .^ ^ , running of the Springdale Races, Wunder Prinz, owned by J. B. Parker and trained by W. Burling H^ f i?L!i2Li year havln * been Wal Royal Mission, owned by Lee L. Chandler and trained by Sidney that 4ir. owned by R. K. Mellon and trained by S- Watters. Jr. ftty,’owned by Mrs. Gflbery Humphrey and trained by Camden people will turn out in fun force to the races Saturday queen _ . North as crowned the “Orion”] Hampt at a ball held in Waynes-1 by R. G. Woolfe. ^ gToS Roid^ bwud^S; EoTd*^o^. b . 5 n d o r.5ed I Dickson And Co. fero hailing the newUfiber. _ | brooming Wind, owned by Rokeby Stable, and trained by J. R. Buy School Bonds R. S. Dickson and Company, i eat “BaciT*ta'iMj’^nd 01 IMS, '<u:]* y *Oalaytlc, owned by Mra. E. duPont WMr and trained by J. ■.Ictertott^'teught'aiHd’filSfil of SST*pUm"by'S&lflui^WalS ° Wn?r - • - L «■£ tlw^e-T* rr".- B „^” Py ' by Cummta ** ,nd ** WUltam of 8upt . j.TMchudJ « what tha material was. GraduSf] P 0 ** 'jme for the Bloomabury, firgt race on the card, will be at money tram tha eala of ly, as others joined the original] 2 p. m, rain or shine., • (bonds is to be used in tha i research team, word got around] ithetic con- ~| Boykin Is Named Coca-Cola Head show and since a winner at the r t Levon, Pa, horse show hunter title, is returning to the Camden show this year to compete again. In addition to his victory atbevon, Jerri.Bjy wj. . an outstanding winner, at Can-, maintenance ada’s largest show, the Royal Win- .“«• ter Fair, at Toronto last Novem- twor* Mr. Cardy maintains one of the largest and best strings of show hunters to be seen in this country or Canada. A resident of Canada, he spends the winter months at his Vernon Family Farm at South ern Pines. Mrs. Audrey Kennedy, of (Please turn to pegs twelve) that it was a new synthetic with remarkable properties. It wi knowingly referred to as Tiber A*. “Six yean after work started at Waynesboro, development of the material was such that it could he announced pa a textile yarn and christened 'Orion’. MUM WKZamden. s’c’ in Marl* CoB ’ d#rt J1 Not 'I* l ‘ ChoM " started at Camden, 5. c, in March I ^ u—«■ C...--——-S will begin making it in cominer- r ft*BOailT IO Miccoao cial quantities in 1950. I Lott E. E. Evans .“Waynesboro marked the oc-i . < s - F - - c ‘ md * n mg of tiie ’Orion’ Queen. She ultlve, has been elected presi- Roae Thompson, 24, married I dent of Khe Coca-Cola Inter- daughter of John Swisher, ‘Orion’ | national Corporation, taking -atotenance man. the place of the late Elwyn .nd^i« da^hto Of E - Ev«“- H«.hM btn tfa ployees vied for the coveted Mist! president &nd treMtiTCr of Srfon’ title. Competition actual- Hie company and will con- fe Mtinue to act as treamirer. big ball At eich of three — liminary, infos pretty girls wer Junior Horse Show March 21 struction of the new junior high school building on which the work of construction has already start ed. m m M SPOKE TO KIWANI8 Father Burke was the guest speaker at the regular weekly [luncheon of the Camden Kiwams Chib on Tuasday at the Thomas ie urged thftt.in its rapid ' ly on tm evening of the ba (Please tan to paga twelve) Workers Urged To Report s very young and he was rear- tar Samuel Boykin, grandfath- of Mrs. Florence Hay, Sam i and W . A . a - lata D. A Boy] Boykin and W. A. The Eim* Annual Event To Ba^® — - - F ^«U On Monday Altar STS CarolinaCup Race. The (irat annuel 'Junior | rrmn^KalrmM, to, .he <Ur. Horse Show will be put on] ^ ; m by the Camdeh Junior Horse Niripnlllgj BVCIITS Show Association at the as-1 ^ ~“rr* . sociation’s ring at Cool junio/all' w.. a Springs on Monday, March I g^rita-. At (Sudan Gi 28. The first class will be|ael»ool Mdttisfcm^at 7tM i called at 2 p. m. I Everything points to an even imMm- better show than the one put on ^-*** by the youngsters at their mid-1 yo “ “"•V * ^ season show held on Fab. 12. -—. ■««geT». There will be several improve-“ •“ ebvwhaa el 11 Polo aft Kirkwood field aft fctt 14 _ Red Cross Campaign Is Going I den, we* a brother. Herbert JSemo is a niece. Mr. Boykip lived ia Atlanta for | many years but is now making his home in Wilmington, DeL, the | headquarters of the Coca-Cola In taxational C junior working hunters. The prize lists giving the class- [ as in detail and other information [ regarding the show win be in the] mail next week, it is announced. The show coming just after the The Red ’KsrfiK- had at to the i. Cola Kershaw county is mak-l Mr. but the workers ge f 8: M2 con il Corporation. I nected with the He has Coca- tor many years. * has never married, tod much to chari- many young boys New York, a di- 6d vice president pay IS ments in the classes to be held, one change bring that those on,_ the outside course will be for' p * / tai 4 pwas. f. Club at number if spectators as well participants. * , Jury Finds For Chief Rush In J Damage Suit Case After deliberating about * the jury in the ca “ ‘ vs Alva J. the defendant out of Tav- 4Bri ;>#