McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, June 27, 1940, Image 8

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/ Si McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, June 27, 1940 Dr. W. M. Jacobs Answers Questions CONCERNING PURPOSES OF IN DUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE Clinton, June 22.—Dr. William P. , T acobs, president of Presbyterian College, who was this , week ap pointed Chairman for the South Carolina committee on Industrial organization for national defense, by Governor Burnet R. Maybank, today gave an answer to the many questions that have been directed to him concerning the purposes of the committee. As chairman of the South Caro lina committee, Dr. Jacobs is a member of the Southwide commit tee for the purpose of developing facts and useable information a- bout the Southern states for the War Department in regards to the national defense program. Today Dr. Jacobs received a statement from Mr. R. G. Gould, ^ho is chairman of the Southwide Committee, on the objectives and work of the entire Southwide pro gram, which includes the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Ten nessee, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mis sissippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Missouri, and Maryland. The statement is; “At a meeting of 300 industrialists from all parts of the South called by Governor Rivers of Georgia, chairman of the Southern Governors’ Confer ence, a committee was authorized to assist the War Department in mobilizing the material resources 'l the South for national defense. Mr. R. L. Gould, Treasurer of the Manufacturers Record, was ap pointed Chairman of the South wide Committee itself is to be comprised of industrialists, repre- ' 'mtatives of labor, agriculture and civic development groups—one irom each of the 16 Southern states appointed by the Governor f'f. each state. These members of the Southwide Committee in turn ' U1 organize state committees, of which they will be chairman, for the purpose of developing facts and useable information about 'heir respective states for the War department and manufacturers of the country. These facts and data will be assembled and correlated v the Southwide Committee through the Manufacturers Rec ord, which in turn will act as Ha- ron between the War Department, ^e industrial development groups of the South, and manufacturers -nd capitalists located all over the country. “One of the primary objectives » f the Committee will be to make available for War Department use information about the South and ^ch part of the South as far as existing plant facilities, raw ma terials and minerals, labor, power and transportation are concerned/ s needed and by so doing, avoid a jam in Washington of countless i individuals and individual agen cies rushing to the Capital to pre- ent a myriad of different propos als at great expense of time and effort and little practical gain. It i*5 the Committee’s purpose to help direct national defense activity in the South along sound lines, so that after the emergency is past, ihe work already done for national defense and the new plants lo cated here will be used for the permanent purpose of filling peace j time needs, so that everything done can be counted as a lasting nvestment rather than merely j temporary expenditures for de fense. “So, the authorization for the work of the Committee at the June | 10 meeting in Atlanta carried with it not only a greatly needed ser vice for the South and the country during the present emergency, but also a permanent organization working for the building of a round industrial economy for the Couth and its future prosperity. Viie first meeting of the South wide Committee will be held as roon as all of the state Chairmen have been appointed—probably e arly in the week of June 24.” A committee meeting will be called by chairman Gould early next week, and active work on the program begun, Dr. Jacobs stated. Presbyterian College feels hon ored that its president has been drafted for this valuable and im portant state and national service. *Xt Don’t Delay The Inspection Of Your '{wT 50c Size PHILLIP’S MILK MAGNESIA 34c PEOPLES DRUG STORE Next Door To Bank Phone 110 McCormick, s’ C. 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MINOYL '^PORTED Russian mineral a ° ,L 2 H"TS Jgc Walk - Emv CORN CalNwa or BiMolvm PARS 2 £26' 5* . SMOKINS TOBRCtOS 2ir Cars and trucks of McCormick oounty are not being brought to the Vehicle Inspection Station now ocated in McCormick as readily as had been hoped by the person nel of the station. According to William R. Bradford, Jr., super visor, only 226 of McCormick county’s 1124 vehicles have been presented for inspection. However, the percentage of approvals is Mgh; 185 of this number receiving stickers. The remaining 41 will be approved when minor correc tions are made. The inspection is compulsory on all cars and trucks that have not been issued the sec ond period 1940 certificate of ap proval. Vehicle owners still have ample time to get an inspection and have any necessary adjustments made before the station departs for Sa luda July 18, but it is hoped bhey MU not wait until the last few days. Such a delay would cause a rush both on the lane and in local prarages. The station is in opera tion from 8 a. m., till 5 p. ex cept on Saturdays, the hours being 8 a. m., till 1 P- m. 30c Size SAL HEPATICA CIGARETTES Camels Chesterfield Luckies Old Gol 1 15c Pkg. 75c Size BAYER ASPIRIN 75c Size LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 12 Oz. Pkg. MOTH BALLS 15c Guaranteed FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 33c