The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 10, 1943, Image 4

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“USE IT UP’ THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1943 LOOK, CONGRESS Last summer Congress abolished the National Resources Planning Board, the agency headed by the President’s uncle, which was going to give this Nation complete social security—from the cradle to the grave. Congress ordered the N. R. P. B. to go out of business by Au gust 31. Its budget was somewhere between $1,000,000 and $1,250,000 a year, a large part of it, obviously, in pay roll. , Now it has been revealed that <f the 29 full-time key executives with the N. R. P. B., 22 of them are still on the Federal pay roll—transefrred to other Federal agencies, presum>- ably at the same high salary sche dules they were on. Of the remain ing 7, 2 went into the Army and the other 5 are now with other plan ning organizations. But the revelation of their new connections also included 1 the kind of money they were drawing to plan cradle-to-the-grave security. They were getting salaries ranging from $5,600 a year to $8,750 a year. Three of them got $5,600—which is more than $107 a w£ek. . One drew $6,400--which is mor e than $123 a week. Eight were paid $6,500- -$125 a week. Three got $6,700—more than $129 a week. On e got $7,500—more than $144 a week. Two got $8,000—more than $153 a week. Two got $8,250—more than $158 a week. Two got $8,750—more than $168 a week. All of these 22 are still on the Federal pay roll. Is anyone naive enough to believe that they are draw ing less than they were formerly? Congress thought it was doing a great job in abolishing the N. R. P. B. But the planners plan far better for themselves than they do for the > peoiple. The pay roll proves it.—Ind. News. PATIENTS IN NEWBERRY COUNTY HOSPITAL Mrs. J. R. Livingston, 818 O’Neal street, Newberry. Mrs. Eunice Hamby, 2016 McCrary street, Newberry. Mrs. Callie Kendrick, Clinton. Mrs. Otto Green, Whitmire. Mrs. P. E. Scott, College street, Newberry. Mrs. Minnie Werts, Prosperity. Mrs. J. H. Eargle, route four, Newberry. Miss Venelle Ballington, Newberry •ccllege, Newberry. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gar nett, Newberry, a daughter on Sat urday, December 4, 1943. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Proc tor, 1001 Johnstone street, Newberry, on Friday, December 3, a daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kunkle of Kinard street, Newberry, a sen on Sunday, December 5, 1943. LOMINACK BABIES CRISTENED IN BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY Taking place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lominack on Mayer avenue, Sunday, November 28, at 5:30 o’clock, was the christening of the two grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Lominack. The service® were performed! by the Reverend H ,C. Ritter, pastor of Central Methodist church. The living room of the Lominack home was lovely in a setting of potted plants. Edward Kirby Lominack, Jr., two months old son of Lieutenant and Mrs. Kirby Lominack, was christen ed first. He wore a white hand made dress with a blue wool shawl which was given him by his grandmother, Mrs. R'. E. Wheeler of Sparta, Geor gia. Bobby Ouida Lominack, .three week’s old daughter of Mrs. Robert G. Lominack and the late Mr. Lomd- naek, wore a white hand embroider ed dress with a white wool shawl that was a gift of her grandmother, Mrs R. M. Lominack. Only relatives witnessed the christening services. BACK AT OFFICE The friends of Mrs. B. V. Chapman will be glad to learn that she is able to be back at her office again after be ing a patient in the Columbia hospi tal last week. , I A i i I Auto Loans For The SHOPPER Newberry Insurance & Realty Co. NED PURCELL, President Exchange Bank Building .... Telephone 197 3 I I »>:-X'<-‘x-vC<-;-<<-x-<“;<«x-:“:<<<-<-c-o<:“X“-xX“:<-c-*:-v-:c<'C-:'-:'<-v-v:<--x->xx-x^x>vOO<<-<x>oc-.x-X'X<-o<x<