The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, July 03, 1942, Image 4
PAGE FOtTK
T SUN
•m2 23 ll
k a
nQ vr^ yny?
Q8, College Street
Newberry, S. C.
n,i >.»» • <■
O. F. ARMFIELD
Editor end Publisher
Gne Year- -.:... - One
• . ~~ r ^:A
w ti'tJt! • »'i Euhlished every Friday
Dollar
-J-t
Ejn^ered as second-clasp Jptjttf 4 DecemUli UtS?, <Jt» ««
the post oflSce at Newberry, South Carolina, under the
Act of March
LU III
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1942
■j j oiva'I mat r>\/. no ‘>rii > •
c»|ties, n tha,t ilje- in t the r way of revolt,
i^sjde , n Germany..-: .1J revolt does
, .ftiflije oJi/.a laoite scale, it-will beiibe-,
‘pflO the people are.nso, desperate
e^jare. willina:.tq,,rish mass- suicide
■or because jCerman, ruilitary forces
sustain tenrific defeats and lose; their,
, pC^tjigo, end I [power.,,: I If ■ revolt i does?,
i<Korps, I . j whoso
’it ilr Davis,’ takki is, .UWOOhi^lKhia ^.ai skull-and cross-
& ' wU1 se<? that , tbo stree(t&of /t h e
Reich, run witb.tolood. oiu einVy
ini nBon rTrhr - rTTT-^r^-r-^t—ri,,-. ii
,ii VQTINfijMAGHINR'i APPROVED
mgnv -oona) ■,—vfla a'ln ndi ,jui» ;
i, iGotambriao—A gitouip' of five state
offic-iaiH,/being ithe men Who : CortSt'i-i
rtotei-thenstate boartl of ’dlfectioh can-
vassers, nwatched -with Clear (interest
!a here ^ene iday last"week'While the bp-
1 orations of'a machine that'looked fiet
unlike am oversize'filing- cabinet’wete-
idemo»strirted'’and‘- expilainedl |,r '' 1 ’ ;
At one point, lone 1 of 1 'the metnbersi
of the board. Adjutant'■'-iGbr.'eeal J.
C. Dozaer, smilingly asked" the 1 dem-
’onstrator if ithee machine wouldpto
L\ 0
: 'A\
•{.if-innr .ifiy. 8 ^
newspaper, every publication, every.
radio station and every reader in thq
country.. The'*$ sl “ cfl ~'- x “- - 1 -
*Elh<ef' “
: ^4s S ;
xerfy
,fs»-H 5VWtraidi f Vwi« 't^tipofi^
Ole. Control of the news vqrjy
simple matter in the Axis countries*
where newspapers t ^pd all other med-/.
, W np %'
toe. M^ls of, the. clitju^.^n po^ey, urnd
orjljf) ^pleaipfy Jjlj^tributeithje'
Ip.’jifi
it the current nuri
yj, tp ; tejtl, fre^S. ,. t >, a^ qiuch.tahput the
“■ i_ P<1 S #>J 3 9,,a4,.ia^. uea'iWt,
ogsf-
hat,,
§flit ‘tKd current'" p^rpy,-ies,, pt„ i . I ^hjei
dictators. (The pre^s has gone soi
far down hill iji^.gprrnany, for in-
minted m
iiS a P e %sif&i I^^oIai CoMp.li P</ th]e
news is a vi
^hingTmJW ) i‘ «tiMoe ! a borttleiof so^ia’in 4he eienfc
Democratic country^with a tradilyoh
of a completely unfettered press. Ir-
formation . of ’ military .importanqe
"4nus>P elrctflattorl—jin 1
P'hbkJW SKfrie “time tHy^ l rig 1 fit : “.of ’ ex-,
"preslfbii (id-f HH? ‘ o.piri i^/ii jnttfty'b'e tig -.
ypert^njC :
and knowledge, a superior Intiriligenc ■
and a full measure of downright, old.
fashiondd -idrilrAoVrilenfeir. 1
The PresideKt “obviously picked and
chose among raariy men before final!;"
OflBlectiHgiHMDJK I)avi*.-MB! For- Wan; r
iimpntha^tHere toaobeemn ii "rdOuhti^l:
isiimaod ifliat-iomethifKgiibe flon8",%ii'
bcterifj ithe -HBe-wsi amJ"CefiS6rkjfc] 11
problems. Before'ithe offitfe WfJ'Wi .. „ , .. ^
Information was focmed^-thervlfven- 111 ln ?k._j , v, ...j
four buneaus.uvhich dealtiiiu oneiwa' , ‘ ,i,Al * hout:h ' rt ' e WArti has no ">pdWW
th^ mroS. rt'szy Whe^r drhob-machindk shill
’•• feAcLeiph’siOffioeiiof^acti ^e employed in Cledtidnb "in ' Softth
LeweU Mullett/p, Offic^ Carolina, its approval of the machine
ijgiepftrtaj Robert Hdr
':,iofo?maiio»l of, thi
Don fyvacc’a .offie i
'Pfi .In^ermlatiDn
vS i^ere*ff[ap tpcn WHeh otej;lapspi*g; tosn
4 fftpsh „F»4we«tiufi} trf .ieff6rtl>iii*i<
^nuj^h tedgrtkshniand eomplDaftiooy i T'
3 Wfi(w imi»hgtU.iAhe oW oasd* ofc,i<te(
qgiapy-, cogk§ U |poRin-gi the rbj»*fch,/, dm
a coin should be indented somewhere,
rir ‘fNa>’siir,’'>itoab; the"rleply.i “And, I
might say there is no jackpot either.’,
Outsiders who watched the debion-
stration, 1 ati the niinvitatioh"" df ' the
imemheds ofi the boerfl df einvhkserk,
were -impressed With 1 the' 'fact that
there, -i* i-no- political' - jackpot iri a-
device ^Wth* nlttiifiiibs ' fhe possibij
ity of fraud in elections.
The board ‘of eteetion canvasse .
(wereiimprefcsed/tobi.i'Brtlrt they 'hUickl;
gaventhetv i «pprovlil td' the ptertiillfar
Biaihiae theynhatl etfrinPried."' 'IiV'no-
i ing Ithat, the^- 'certified, officihllv,
/that the matuhirte - wtiuM fdlljr ! Hlfeet
,the> re/ipi irein enSt of'the* 1942 stdttitE
aathoHvingi the ttfee 1 of 'the ’ mdShihes
an Sobth Oarolinddob 0JS<'
hk aWboifr(
Wtbtf fwTth" chUc
u"In ppeBS'icirfc^d (Hi
>Mr. Davtti wdl;' ; gr¥t.
Me ki(d hPP diktlngttfsl^d
career on —the” New“ Tork Times
’’After theVhi IffMblaflehd'and disting
uished himself as* a writer of fictioi
and magazine''af*ti*les. He wa? at
-iBst<lnte»U«*€^3fa^ - h ffifiid'filihVs 'hboal
'ifrt, .whbneItiis' 1 p 1Uii'bf>iirVeh/*'-yg'f.
Opinion is that he is as good tf'mar
as the President could have picked—
arodathaiduitlfbr-idkftcWon}’'* th<
governrrtentp i^fokmatiog'iierVidii' wil
take on read vital ity-and meaning.
No nation ' Tin earth’ Ts' so y.^11 in
fMVt&fo-mj&Hi&is xtiii-ivar
aa nms. - DU, truer of -course,—tha
meny,.flewfejjuperV-.lhaVe umdoi’Rthnd
qbblS ptegud hl(fi AAdtrlchn -iifcWrie!
i*andi jhrjed' d{i\Mul.Kki- iriotoriep-Hadi
• i>U>W-Iso" cdddtlO •da’ -disrtiWtad M’llMUti
/Bfsthe aetoiJ edcnte. iBuB anjll .iCt.’k
. j>9PC mun iu If reen to id i opat eh or- wpffi
. wojfthingi,*} fon^ as it dous'mbfibdfii
Hbfcfiflttfreal ldf Ahr ejifemkis'i
-itM-o is .frae b<iiic»iticaBe<ianV ‘gdkbfh
jvmt official!*)!- aiy g«lVemn»«t/‘bdl
ivy, rfOgloofe ias hevdoeaf hbt 11 ^kdatfl
'jnivoiu btionl aaaAasediOHmp I The -A met-
,jqan ipressuaml tiytidhiott UiOrvtbes-'pi'i;
>f»B suUeOmhba.lhafeO'hFHatHy i' itWi
,^»H*ntry,ooiMr-jvDavhi.,caB'>ibe utruhtBc
iJoildo biarpavt (to mairt&dnf tlttrt k4fic
vf'a-pcesaj rn-nr slid hru ".o'li'l bnr,
. isdo-n yi- o-lit .in fioi)i ti- a nllii ■•ino
•/jB^VraSnsr irn- the I Anwriciirr 1 -Metf 1 tiny
■jAlbertvAk' Braiuto, u rnGt-i-tnan 1 iltfo-
ifiwuwr uwhip .mleftu thfim Reifch'' "aftPi
-Ilitlenmame,to pewer/i8ays''4HAt fHc
.Ngzis: longiaganronsldBted the poik
.fcilityiiofia CivirtiWar’and‘)tnnde''i-TA%
vopate Iplans AorsdSaliflg tvi«b , tit 5v * ifl
a -iftr.jlkrandti gieHn icta’
idetdil in,descnibihg /thesell pifepbfi-
-.iihnk. lAccoudinie tolhiitt, 69 dkviSfiyfii
./pf: tjh« dneadihtehwOTze il HovVw 1 hft 1 "
tmen atntiouhdiuatn stS'btdgM'rJ'pohit
fWihhin. jiim i Rewhlr hmf'areoit-erfdy i.‘-it<
deal -Jjnltallyi-ivithJ rot iH'/rfidJ. rdbih
> ewts .motiae. odi-OerTOJMiym dil 9 J1 rtofall J
^fffavdingi wiithicaj)ied’\vhrij.ii-ejx)iit! l 'C’br
stantly - to ShelHeotritJ tolee. nOld ioh
.Centrabioril cfeff^sl Have likeiriMilab^ec
.a0*1 new.-ones.-:Hiiiit—onoj' wiblcln"e
■opmptetaly AiriKpo&jlledii
(equipped fbr ItMkOltOi piJ(Splll-. :T>i«l'mHi
nwho planned allithfc, and^who heddi
ytllhe ilffganizatinn'' is KttKl'iitnfamdi
JAv.inrjoh Hibi«W*v—tt mflni'Wh8"R*/ki
like
I
it had examined " Cbnstrtutes somet-
thing of an endorsement even though j
the members ■ emphasized that they'
iwere-merelynean^ing out their Bfeatu^
-tovymdwty. 9991 19- n : .- I i-1- noi'll
'"'■'Aetudily, 1 ' the boafd's functfori ip,
'this’ cade ft 1 this: ‘ the • adt ptfedribes -
! Wftrd nd'kadticnlar" SfpecieR of Voting
i ttiSchWib’“mh!y be ’liSed 1 "hhtll it ‘"Sittlll
have ’Wdh th^ ' h-pphoval' bf - thb bbkrd
he raB gbestid^is being-sti
Nothiu^feB*tf®^' ore
nate for ourt^efed people. We have
several types of colored people: (a)
those who are trying to earn a live
lihood by work and who vyuk, during
the week and go to church on Sun
days; (b) then we have some who j
have a political bee in their bonet.
intent |oi| "Joy^iiLy ^isfues)
which our white people will resist,
regardless of the Northern white peo-
fU, I ^ortht/fi,. Mb|<^dl IpAop^* or.
Northern democrats. .
I have just had an illustration of
the first type.- The wife of a colored
tenant, has, been to see-nreM i Shie is.
a good woman,r honest;) hardnwdnkinjj
; and tfUCuu She and her husband have,
lived- on- my -land eleven yanrs.; 'We,
had no rent contract) no’i ihard"'arid
fast .rules. iAnd J have ohtcrs ■ like
them. This woman came to see me
because she heard thatnx,hor n’.iather
was in. trouble,.Iwitb fhe.Jaw.l’: iThafe
is the relation of .many white ' and,
y* j ' It wmjjd be well for those of . us
^ who ride Vith a neighbor (to save
■ gasoline and rubber) to pay for ibft
; Vide jm. a faii^SsS—^it. -dnast the
equivalent of bus fare.
iff and to the -magistrate: about i the.
charges against‘theold man and told
them how honorable hen had -always
been with: me andihis- i othet -rwhite
ueighboea. ^i These colored people
’have- white friendai who will spedk
In this-case’ the law part,
pf-it is, at row between two / colored
families. I have, once or. twice,-ihqd
to speak for my colored people when,
jO- -jdifficvlUeft' -iW.rtih white (-peopl
Thht is flvhai noarly-iall iwhite peOp
do; -they- show -,theiar: fariondHhip-.ar
regard for the cohxrbd 'people i rwiho
,wonk for,,them or-iwhom/ they have
known. We want our colored people
to be treated considerately and’ifair-
,ly. Umfortunately the two-races afp,
drifting iaparfe.1- Northern i meddlers,
iand, poli-tkiane//arenfamriing a fianje
qf'jdiscontentowhich can have only a
paanfull conclusion and embitter -the
whitei people against the colored race.
Time after-time -I" hpvei written that
our Northern Democrats have playeq’
false to us and that-iciur Southern pi-
;litic»l-,foBceKat7rad(Uers had -betrayed
user.This-issue is coming to-aihe^d
A very prominent citizen who goes
-about iqaitC'a bit-said to -me-resent-
ly: “Please urge the people to en-
I.find that the farmers all over
Speytatorj j so
Several years ago a friend in Bam
berg told me that his farmer-friends
-over: ther^i read '-Spectator I in- Friend
'-thd Bamberg-
would thrive if it had the i
textile payroll of Anderson J
the counties of Berkeley,
Clarend
they.h
iar-.d^~$:
Idifcec of
bayoni
.this a
to fee'
it. But if ever thes? mills should
wish to move, a welcoming committee
of a thousand men will come from
any of the lower counties, and WfCh'
open arms.
103,928
nd how
blletbn,
joice if
Rich-
he opu.
081 is
(fith all
■* outfit
e smiles upon
iTied Ads
FOR RENl
■nished <
P.'
berry! - *
,w^iJ il, 'E i ri y % r ii u I 3rbfeta,;
>win
dter-
taking is secondary. That is national
P reservation. What is .,it that we
D’i' to preserve 7 'Otrr country- means
i/\il£l t-Q -il Vi o -r»l - vA fin/I
, 'f66d,
ILLNESS CAUSES VACANCY of
Newberry Raleigh route. Splendid
opportunity ,fpr mart, pr woman to
continue established route service.
Write at once. Rawleigh’s, Dept.
SCF-162-203, Richmond, Va.
'Hitt’s ' 'dealt ’ paper;
Herald. Since then-others have been>i^dio‘6ls, food, shfelter' and protection
good enough-to say-nice things. Some frbtTf vioIeWe. -'If iffdaps’freedOin^of,
I editors won’t let 'Sptetftatbr 'talk to thought, expressioff; religion^'' it 1
- their; readers," Sorry; mut' Spectator, means unfettered opportunity to
She ’Sind herohusbaad-nagarkis, ie'work, to invent, to develop, and to en-
II no t tsiA I— ."it/
FOR "RENT—Furnidhe'd* (^aragte^ap-
artment for the summer*. Mrs. T.- E.
Davis, 1^5 Calj^(^l St., Phone
South Carolina owes quite a bit tor
its great textile industry. We reach
out for new industries, and we need
(them, >butrilet'‘.us'hot’(forget what we
have. > I recaRi (attending a Chamber
- , T of G Omm erce lunc h - i n - Te x as se v era 1
Colored people. I talked. to the-^her^ fy^ars, ago. An. high-powered local
-booster began.'i-to tell the business-
en what their/city needed. Until he i At bottom- it la still true that the'
voting machine, and could not escape . , . , , ,
the conclusion that-surely here was a aB fche.ona.final-ires/Mrt'which coultrbe
iktthAiites Mftie possibif- ^eni fromUthe rfcegimnng, il do .tKjt
caec to-put lit in wemdnmbutiyouj-dan
igueas.,) Federal , courts,- Northern
rDemecrate, New xD^lers/MselOshy a: - ipaid|Ja waReB |S(W78)240. Our cot-
ipiring politicians-can aR tokeione sice,
of the question, but the Sowthern
white man is going to assert aim
maintain,, hie .traditional, position.
Jefferson, a'Small community cf
Chesterfield- fjpuffty^wth «> ipopulatiofi
of 547, has iscntipeaylylSO of its sorts
to the armed forces of the Nation.
How is that fpr,.patriotic support of
thc, war ?-r ., S9V9-I /-If J 9MJB9 »
eiviu " /(I*/ ,u nrnrr 97/ rao.iuA
nsBrep.Bpll-iWecyil, if-Eriday-and.tial-
spoke I thought of' hte city ias one
flowing with milk and honey; and
that both the dew of Herman & the
ibakm. of- Gileaid'were "found in I that
rtown. 'Td my astonishment he tbld
of all the great textile industry of
the Carolinas. ■ I began to see our
great-,cotton umills . as never before,
Perhapsihis .eagerness to build a fex-
(tile* industry. dni-Texas upset 1 me, 7 5or
(any, people, itvho have the spirit,"the
imaginatiom the-.persevenance fco"cre-
ate the second port of the United
States out of a canal sixty five miles
.long could,by-the same zeal"take our
rPiiHs iffdm us. Don’t take this: light
ly; these Taxans (outstripped New,
'Orleans withitheir-portii d.iporb'at ithe
end of a great ditch they dug to "the
Gulf.
Doijrou know what odr cotton mills,
[mean to us?’ nWithautl them; you,
-know, wo wouldtibd almost'exclusive
ly an agriculturnl/state, except for a
few large plants, snob as-pulp mills.
The cotton mills-of-South Carolina
have a capital investment of $209,-
157,357; the value of their product'
iin. 1941 was $382,f-53i961;a they em-
i-ployed laSit 'ytear. 1.102,842 persbne and’
jby the 'ftuits [ bf' otfe*s tMl. ' We must
be yi»tchful"le9t’'t)re restrictions hnd f McCrackin Co.
the controls 'of ! war* titnC fAHoW into
the era of peace. * As a nation we'
must not lose what has made u^
great. -' AS a people We have pros-
mean that;it must be"' literally r up-
portunities of what is called free en
terprise.
BARBECUE AT"JOLLY STREET
As usual a" barbecue* at Jolly Qtreejt^
-Saturday, July 4th‘. Meat and'hush
■far sale at 12:00' o’clock. No pig'ffcof
stew night before. 1 ’ ,f ' 1 r ' iv’i-' td?
m j i 1 .;'' —rrf
least government is the best govern
ment. While our govemmenta lihelp
is well-intended, to, alleviate dis
tress, We mustinot"become so depen
dent on government ' as, to lean on it
all the time. — . 1
(Ufday,, didn’t.,-c^pk vQMr -.gi/os^ -,,yoft
,mnft
some of the cooks weren’t panticulail '
expert. gin"! I’fe^canVissPrS.'' , .
1 ARn of'these liureaua^utxcept the ’ df'IhCtn, it Was tiieir
'last, ,hav*i nowbbeen’aibolished, u avid a votin g machine, and they
Iter last'(hhs'btfcn .given a Hew ntnfia de ^ y
-Bndiplaoedlurtder bhe'vtinCrrd pf tbc: interestAfityr/ews & CAuHter,
a staffs oiritihe flymjn and iNabylOt Mr,
Davis’,ioffioe ill raw itliA AAitthtliAi v . NpW BUILDING METHOD
.agewc^lin its.'ftlldi. «id"he isote^ont .; .,
laible -telM tot than President. i‘>w 9 ^
1 ' ,, x .. . , T
n4?m dtev,el(fpvd,a ifibick -skid. I
idfln’t knqvr hpjy ,njuqh ,.nts.rq ^nthis
jwe, can stand, but.hefiete httpiteguypp
paye-in .first., ns-si a rl ./in 1
ilv J 9v,*i . 1 ml A s 1 it .i si //
Enroll now to vote in the primar
ies. Don’t delay: Do it now.
rlii o n .iti'j iii:Jn')n > us v'
. ... ...h . >rit" bnotti .,pl v on jHhi _ .9-101
oifrtWienV'oi The.-.Banqcq ,Profiaeits
company, which, has its main office
here, has developed a new, fast meth
od of forming the concrete piers used
in many building projects!' 1 "A phtent
has been applied for uftder the' hame
!orf Sonotubte.ad? i< •)■• ,) 9,1 obwl
0 “Theimasti important thing •' abobt
mhis bubing is that ifcds a great saver"
thoritative way of taIktflg'' l ^irOhgfi’ 'in tiraeriaboc, and critical materials,!’
■him a very large natititlkl audience
- Thf Lancaster -Newa tells of a sei
,sihle, tirnplyt.and'iCOOiYenjent .pUmcoi
,the 1 Lancastrians,/. Uroder the, sptv
sorship • of the (Lancaster .Merchiar)
association all those of the neigWK|ii-
hood who plan a trip to Colunibia oit
tGharlqti-e, netjfx .|the,;v- association.
r Those. wishing t« go toil thyse citiel,"
-tbut.,have,,,no,; car,, leave, i their. names
Abo. -.ijUi ’ > >ims aril /,• :» ioq j
This .should be, a gflpd plajV i^nd'
workable ,iiv,aU communities..,, Epr ex-
^^^(.(SpeetatoiinWAmea, to, Gelumfoi
-oceasipnally. 1 in ruMs, .cag, j There,d'
,i»omvfciT,-ethers,,vhent bp comesI#n
,when ,hei, returns., ,L^ewise, Speeto-
itor himself),tiiavels-,;by t ihus frequent
ly from Manniog to Goitnpbia and t re-
Likewnso Spectator, „ himself
ton, nvilK'iconsumed).1,829,722 ibales 'of
icottdMw I'Bince the" South ,iOar®lina
crop was. only 498^56 bales the mSlls
had to bring 4n 1,421,000 bales. So
we would.do .well, to watch 1 o Tex
ans; they.prtlduca/ienAUgh .^tton to
supply the, mrllWi'TW de not.
The cotton evils are big taxpay
ers, ,paying op i«n,,assessed valuation
o£ii$£M9!L344, n higher irate of as
sessed yajpation. than ,, ia ( i generally
paid in the state. ,,,.
On our farms we have about 380,-
000 worker^ qnd their product, in- 1
eluding unllst^dc pqqdpqtion for home
consumption,. j£ less than $140,000)-
000. Our cotton mills produce goodjs
.ito %b*Stf8®V#« ; $382,753^SLl tyhilte
l ur )i torflfs. J pfipducq less. than. $}40,-
Ir^Sti . *tkV/ . I IJ d!("/. ic'lllsj j
'jiWfii!<}<Upp*re, ; y, tog agricultural
county with a . textile center we shall
see an u an«?i/ig > ^ffertmee. Wil-
Robtret-y,' 1 ' spoliation, 1 ' afflicti’oii and
terrorizing are among the least of
their crimes. To punish them in pro
portion would probably obliterate
(ierrfiahy arid her ‘people, ko Chat'\yHi
not JhA the"measure of RimishWent.'
But thA leSkdn rriilit bte tHhroughly
taught." NWw that we" are at wrar
with Japah' We Must not fail to teach
her a Itessom'and compel retetiliitioi 1 !.
Italy deserves 'oiifplity for the Ital
ian people have followed a nighxMare.
Just an ordinary spanking should be
sufficient punishment for them.
jynt , / , H "-c'l ’ "
"i 1 iHARE'FRdPOSES: POORER
STATES GteT MORE HELP
gru
cc
.coun-
S 1 . As
If Union had not cotton mills it
would be like .Winia,m^burg,. , But
illiamsbufg’s tobacco and
truA ! iis"being' worth $500,.00'(> and
dotthfiare Hr with itilibh’s texitle
^3,214,68-4. Aiken’s farm
.#5ky*ge»h! LUerHilyitiiillioiil -of
dlkvendieii (hecaHse'lof .tlimftilter’rf' pio^i
manA thousands'iaV thBt-
:">e«n*le WerniiGanitiiM who nhtld' i L
were susp.i>bedi'o£’ hblding An'fli-Naz
sympathies.
This indicates some of the diffi-
looks for a car.
mr
iin
TTiTTK “ol
■(u;(i rn. ,ii 1
r w
'mi
. fJU |f(IOD
I
to
nil.
•Ao W.iDuBosef companr offWat S«W. t ^ ^ -frequently .from, Mari-
It was developed by us thP'fh'St'part ninK ^ Columbia and return. He, M, -
of the year and is being usted 1 Mi 1 an , , - - ■ T , *
extremely'targe number ' 'Of goWrrt-
mant projeetoii. .'■ We'understand thht'
®we oA-ntraeto-r Tdfanded $40,000'” to
tthen gOvemnventi as "the* saving made
by the use oflmur tubing •'iciver "the
Usual square (wood forms/’; 9’ >rii"
ii.iiEngiineerirtg 'NAWn Record' teXptainfe
iblitit thrtiproidnelt is h “spital-WOUfid
laaiinated’ipipdr tubte foh use.iV l n 'in
can tenement" type-'construction WArk
fbinoipali advantogie" ClaiMfed is ■'•the
iblimination lAtfl Costly form constrtic-
tiomuand 1 heavy' 1 bracings heeded ' An
oAher)’typtes a< 'CAnCVete forms'*^ "'
lid .9-' ) lir/) T( ,(1,111 . <I(il
liw ■)HUNTING DATES ARE I
ivar! lori
o-M bne
Uttt
What ■■■
liamsburg and 1 Flaftenee 'giVe -ftir a
textile investtrtent'yiteldihg such'bena--
fits tA-the'-tetlurtty , ?i 1 "
'I Florence,lforttJ''df our 1 *hest ^gWAhl-
tuCa 1 . ‘CourttiesV'Yiceivtetf for 1 all itp
terbpi* la At yOAr -WSk thab'll'^SO.OOO.
■How'lnuCh tllat Hcb fanning-^eotinfy
The German' .genips should -be'cop
served and deVeioped,. but the German
war spirit; the German notwwi of a
new order, a new world, under Ger
man control, must be eradicated. I
mean that; it mus- tbe literally up
rooted. /fcb -i 7»«-) ■ , i
Japan has been-so cocky for years
that she needed a shaking up on gen
eral principles. Her broach of faith
and her bloody atrocities in this War
call for severe reprisals so that she
may be taught the lesson that she
piust.po-yv di,Sgorge allfher, gains.
..The per.m^np, must he thrashed and
,tjhe thra^ipg must be, such a casti
gation ,as. wi)l,uproot the, idea they
have been cherishing, that they are
such a superior people that the world.
Washington^ JOhe 25. — Poorer
sthtes wteuld ndt have 'to''Match’fed
eral financial gran'ts 'ori a d6llb‘r ! -f6r-
dollar basis and would get a greater
share of such funds under a bill, in.
tAbduCfed' tAddy by ' ReiiteedentotW'te B
B. Hare of Saluda.
At present, Hare explained, social
security, maternal welfare, crippled
well as cotton and com faf9’'I'lduck.! children,'old 1 a*-®. Assistance a,nd sim
ilar grants by* the federal 'government
lare’- mattehed''eqAalljr by indiVWoal
states.”'*}* -'*• 1 .‘>11'' 1
Thus, he said,’one state may be
able to get $1,000,000 from the fed-
i.eral government 'for'-sAelal steAurity
'payiments, because tt Could' match' it
with ^"'similar-' amount)' whertea#"a
State ridt s‘o financially 'SWOfig cottld
only put up less money and get'Hess
money.
Under his bill the per capita in-
eomw of' tbe 'individual: State’ aS.iAom-
-pared 1 with the national pAri’ capita
inciome 'would. 1 be the detewriiniAg
factor' in computing’ the amount of
Money-: >khe federal" govertwnent 1 'and
the state would put ap. ‘ r
aid o oi')i I ,, ”1 /19V >i 315 r 'j-noo wo/' r,, lit ,qer!' I •»* •«’
OPFEIAfcjU,: t; TREASURf WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR JULY
nii'-U.
-,1*
,09 III. Ill
partment for rent
'umished. Mrs. Tom
7 Calhoun St., Nevi-
220-J. 18-25-2
WANTEI>—Someone to thresh some
five hundred bushels grain. H. C.
HOLLOWAY.'
uli—us !—xi—...i.i ^1 '.tiLte
HOWSB ^F.^lERRESEf
-ebV ahnbur
IVES
I Hereby ahnounee mysel/ 4 candi
date forlYa-electioit.’TM thaJlHouje of
EsilSSinta livet an4agree_,.io abide
tiie results of the Democratic jiri-
mary election.
J. KESS DERRICK
FOR SALE-*-Three C’s for' killing
Insects on vegetables, * "flowers kind’
fruit trees, is riot 'a poison. JohnSAn-
f t» 1 IB) oi'Stc
• rl 1 / ( i; \i> ■ tljj
. ,
■liv . -ioj- (i ) w-t c ’U7t ib-),i iui
I heyebi’, oaiaouucpimyaqlf if* pamlwate
feat election;: aa.ponuuif^ipflervtoP-ffis-
trict No. 1 and agrep to fihtoi J<W re "
sults of the election, .^ibc-ia ,,,
m; „„ HOMBRoW-80WLES
/”» 11 ' ■)! Ta .H\li /_ Ob
1011 hereby announce noysetfi a candi
date far Coai 1 maosioner, of,,!. Dintoict
NOTICE TO CREDI/FORS AND OF
1 -/ FINAL SETTLEMENT," !
1, ) • Vg .U 9»■ I -H) t 1,1919* t j
We win make a? final Settlement* of
the . estate ofoMaryoEimna Roberts,
deceased, ii,: the Probate Count" fcji
Newberry county, •S.-C.jion Thursday,
the 16th day of July; -1942,"iat TO
o’clock ini the fdrenoon) . and will b inl-,1
mediately thereafter ask , fob -"Oi^r
discharge as executrix and : executor,^ ‘‘
respectively, of said .estate.- ,r’ 1 /
Al| persona- haying; claims againit
the p?tate of Mary ,Emma Robe ‘
deceased,, are, thereby notified,, to/'fiJe }
th? tome, duly 1 verified,,;with ttie"uh-
dersigned, and thosei,indebted itocsaid
estate-j will please make,, payment
likewise. ,<nj rou -.I ii imo |
Mary Jane'Fellers, Executrix!
Johifc-Ai. Mayer*, Executor)j
I hereby sMndjince* - mysMf' a-candi
date for re-election to the House of
Representatives ,and agree to abide
electtn ,lt ^
- R.. AUBREY HARLEY
(IcWmis4U>K’4r
I hereby announce myself a candi
date fo re-election as Commissioner
' ^$stjictj ( N<Tl dnd agree to abide
e results, of Vfie’ electidn^T
a* nrov* 11 wilrtIr epps
1 Una -Ji tfijry/ ii?j» fZOii Mtf T7.» >
No. IAnd ptedgienniysedf to.Abide The
AesultsoOf .'the, Dfitnociwitic prim^rj’-
J. HORACE GROHjERe id
TiNLl'J 2
PtHnary ej^ti^ri,
. Diriot in
ii
'Sf
, , '/ ii -j )Vi9h Jj um..
I l )Wgeby (i aiVfoui)(ffi,.jpys^ff a candi
date for Commissioner District glm 2
and pledge myself to abide the'xgsults
Iff the demoemticuyiptofiK e}eeti?m
iJn: ,v y-n-'d
of Mary Emma Roberts, decease-
June 10, 1942. 9 T
1 '- 'I ' ''■* l '■ l 1 '' -
Of the, I/ast, Will I andTestanteiit agree to abj^a tiia ftf*
cDemecrfttip >a
p; 91 .„u
District No.,^, fog- r§ r efed|.i'ori; o an
' -* the
571
•v.qq .ri antaMuBInu*'-
^ CHCR0KU V,fQHK
^4j^20(Unur
v .
.irt
b a
r f.id
-:i9 rr'( rT,‘>?!4rf.o l ouuj., A , , y tl *„***(,*,£ av1>9< t> ,J^^flvl^ uo, * for Sou,h c*' 011 "*'^'* 2 ' 453 000
S^tiMoX .h’ ,-3^,000 V \ ,,46 * 0 °® ; 1 %*,<**» tywe'.f^um
/ ~ (,ito. 5 .4V,?0.^ , | /"“" ’isssr -•-•fuJbnfs=Sf'SS“ : T'TEsasiK.
RECOMMENDED’
nn-f ■. ~i: Tnj
ad l...„
re slin 6 9 udT Jr l n
>^63j&pQ ,/,
if' ,') B -t'- HllI 1*
I'M-ti
(IKf: j
Columbia,
den A. A- I
his recomWi'4
and duck huntirt'g' l S l eis<lV
Carolina. Th^’ ' r£cA
are made to , ,'t’Kte’ Uhilted '■
khd' Wildlife‘.'^enlie^, ind thh'federal
'Mem s m% e mUi fVi " ^ ^
' ■'. 'The li&ksoK' 'I'df* shootinje 1 dovet
M ’ thef' naYt of the stale, at
’iugge^ted 'by Ml; Richardson is jroit
December 15 to January 15,, , Hit
recommendation for the uppte'r part.
W HM'"4tfte’s^ is'Krjeptenf.
her f$ tF'Cctobter’ls. 'The fish and
Wildlife'prvjpfe' 1 iiiformed ,W. Riffi-
ei r fdsod''tl\at’ only ,a 1, ’3Q , -(iay .qppn sew-,
Siin 'fori'atyels'’would bf),allowed, 1
". Mb. ftfAhhrdsdn recommended “that
WK-%k'W ? ondW; $outh ' Cardpnh
yhall be hin^-ed’^ pn January 1,,j v^iOi
half of the season preceding January
l an(| half foll/jwi^ig January I. y] .
| -
- :: JaMes ,i C.'"Derieux, 'siatd birectoii
Wfice 6f Price' admipist-ration, will
be in' Ne’wPerry tbday CThursday^ ajt^
the new court house at 8:30 p, ,01. tb
explain price regulation an,d toians-
wer any -J questions, the Neyberry
merchant^ edre 1 "to ask- The Ohamber
of CdhirfierW; tt Wd, to, be able, tb)
get MK ! Detieuji to coiiie,'to ‘I^ew’berry
and asTn ’that eVAry hierphapt .make
a special effort to, attend t^is meetj-
ing and find out what he "would Tike
to know about the General Maximum
Price regulations.
.(irti iri do-
jn .>1
fi'IJi ! >/w 'tK'j
I, |>j,T»<iiS-,
iija . .>)*)
•rn(! , 3'.iu?.
4260,700'
. erflr .to
iS- 1 -isV/,1 yjii)
\3 bi
m
••'.jr
'yt axuNCTOi*
V
kwutuf
\i3(\300
I* 'tUtii. -i‘J’1
11* R.,«*ad jisrii
isov. (Inin, b'yit
ilyU'."",' |j:
Lfd arP - l'vi),(p
hiljp Jt ii a /I H 11
.1,1 . :in
f,
•" • m qltfllVyli ;-)i\
l tJT.TOO'”'^30000 V<^Qa n na\ J
v74,/8v, )(\'/i,ii J; __.<«/ ‘.bVV '(ferohn > ‘J 31 “
• ui'{ l^/rriT^ bW»w.--«4^3M /om xjuiu
y/ $8)00Q,,t/ aanil ^5h9,900|/ * ^ f H7;300
■ 'T iHsuo .S ' X, UC
* ' *- . St r » LOltV/ ,. n 11'/ J
^ 23,60O' •doKn.rtl
^ / >1) d. *!i J /
.t,.rtv 507 firm ^ 1 —'. /l46,300
KiV'Y.it .roliyf ) li’rrti ■/ ' .5 .3. t/. h('“T nJ ^" , \ v ■ r^'
I Ifcio-, ) J-’-r^K ” dX "iv.j'l" ' V L.
• 1 ti 1 1 ..,rts'WffT^L.w 1-16.700 V jr
))^3S?Oii yTb^filavsiO ./ ’U- -n-.l
"iiwj i I T : $spt*ni:/ /MSbaat o' ,e!.- .0
^2Q,VOO ( "* bi t,
irw
467,000 /«"4'
/L
k
/i834, 00
efoUci/otH
)it i'4.i yg* l‘J
.y.ui.y j i ^
/ m ^
/
";l i
1900
Vlo.
O'
:,iL9-| ] -nr
'>'19 j.iB^ni
st^eJri-i'ljSfsr.'"
1
qo aim
,1 ifsd’fUi Quotas foF- July m " ■
,July Quota for State. $4,320,000
rn -nu4i iiiTiri Z9h ;i > :ifliq
, ru NOTICE OF, SCHOOL BUS OB
T” ‘L 1 n tMm&uZ*' ,td
The Newberry County Board of fc-
•.ication hereby asks for bids to trans
port pupils' in' the' foHowing sqhoc 1
districts, to wit; —
1. To transport the children in
Central , 6#?hpoL dietricbd.to and -froiu|
Pamaria. Hlgb sehoLvoiqmo hi i.*»i
. 2., To transport the iehil(ireo> irinSUf
Raul school .distinct,to and itrcsmiJtd-
iparia High school,- y, n (, w I
pi i.S. To transport the . .ehildnen /i|i
N,e,w Hflpe Zion-school uddstrietiuio
three .noutea, designated a*,,the N*’
Hope rpute,,the Zion,routeoand ,
Broad Rives route,,to New.Hope/Ziofi
Sphqol. Alto*a fourth,route,tottifana-
,port the , high., school,: students-'«nly-
fr,om Newi.Hope iZio® school houaeiitp
Pomaria High school and- return. i i
4. To.trapsporl the,..children ojf..
O’Neall school on three routes no’ r.
being driven by 'Mr. George Bower:
,Mr. Guy.Conflls an^, Mr. HaraJd,^A.ulL
Fork and, St- PMlip^, schn<4-ji dl ,s,ttl ( t
$PM Ph i!ip?, Sfh Ojl,,P n , foute S no4f
being operated hv Wo.JehA W- .-PiC
ert. Also a contract to, transport 1
high school pupils frog^. gt. JPjhiliph
schoo-1 to, Pqumtih iT nd rpYipbiriT
Any informatippi as tp ‘pi^euia-antl
other particulars can be, secured,frorn
the trus^eg (h 6 xpspeptive", j di
All bidders' sball be requifi
place each bid in a separate
on the outside,to^whiph ,, . _
plainly marked, the,achooydAlirMfian 1
the route fqp ^tpe h>4| fnclosep,,^u< -
cessful, bidder^, ,shAll , f^nish,/.saf:
comfortable transportatiwL ,,,,efluii: -
ment to be as good or better thaq ,tha t
now in operation on these route*.
The .pqntraets ^e, awapde^f fo r
a IfU-m-pf^three yeaf?,,untekaqpne■
cancelled fop cause, tojv ifPT,b^?9 re '
respective scbpol,.t^ipis,ioq ( ,a’otoTtiT '*
basis to.'t-to low^st r^ppn^ib^.bk ’
der. The bidders shall comply wit l
all laws anfl regqlfttiqns. relative 11
the opepafcjoii of s^ijae t ^ ot /
Bids will be _ received throug 1
Thursday, July 2, 1342 and will bi
PRW^df;pidp.y, v M«i SryuW#' e»n,l
a/.ri iuo
/1W 11
efioate to* ""siicceeil th'Pself '£$ ’Mag
trate for District No. 1 4 '"fPoltlhm)
and agree i tij abjde ljm'faults of the
elections}. aTA Xl^Aj). HATTON
” 1 "i." 1 'in 1 —Tio
•in9 The above map of South Carottna shqws the VVat B°fid
quotas, by counties,’for the month of July, IStt^r Total
War Bona quota for the state is S4,32#;096, With, the
Natiorial-quota total placed at ;a bUlic»naollars,i the,
nation ’^beS' into' high gear* in its snppost of the War*
financing arid'to give -our fighting 1 forces adequate im-)
plements of war which will bring ultimate Victory, every month from US’
iAWtoftfi SoRU
pni.pveijy front,
Country. What
Are, ; we Twding
them?-, It’a ver
fully our count
’li -,U- Ii 1 ' ,.'' Vi',:', I .
srs, Sailors, Cannes ,a«4 Airmen qre,,
They are giving 100 percent for their.,
are we doing here on.the home front?,
at. least ten>/Peccent of income to.help.,
, little.- 1 But, to fight this war success-.,
needs a billion dollars in Wan Bonds
Z
-the People. Let’s Go, America.
U. S. Treasury Department
wetfi any.apA.-aH.jbi'd^A^
udyerfiiSfi-fo?, JteV -ftf -.^dijbpmaJj
11’ h 'Sq'r f 5 vv srl ' J7 "’ V ' J
June 19, 26 and July 3. . luoJ-j,;!'
. ^-uio bj Bqc: mo
;1 ii*; }.•<» lo 'hoo - ij& j(, MVii
Ytedri supporti«nd influences
. .1.* J>i*d bvvia-jSjtmiw
on j| tn behalf of jny. pAJid^d^gy
1 tonm*» irf fdrth-
e ‘»<ih 7»nj h L>t> oiJaJa
coming Democratic pranasiri
will b^M'Pjeulatg^. ^ ^
t»o- o*it| 9flj id iiiw -i'iooiV;
JOHN OAYtOR
.*• :JO:> IK' 909-3 t'i llid Otl'i
uouniMhcsisAivs.Koss doom
non .ou'^bM lurinA .ei.-. o
tmTtfgifgrr
1199(3
oat' a | nM ||i jaj''.ii';u am ^,7 ; „ig
iieep the Heme Fires
II* fl!. :n . 4©JOm uMn « lU;*! .#>
ficorumlcoJlCQAi.
0*
ifiTTomew.
.iM Jc
i*Ii tttuto
C m -m •1** .It *i« vgoai
« Tt Summer, li^ci
HIBERNATE
SI MOYOf °’ 1
LUBRICATE
- •• :9dfTt
AMERICA'S
LARGEST AIRLINE
-i c/mwMvov
MONEY Ilf YOUR CAR’’,
SVIilB oi ,91990X9 8: ..J A
D
r't
N!
lOBi^ui.-/ 111,13 TV iciU.
IfayiSiiififer r
iw H T,naM>lus I br j- uoi««(fff
n.iAi'r- P ‘Ma'JViuieu hIjuiib 01 1,19? 90
lx 1 jot ti t io one n?
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY