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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF A FREE AMERICA BY THE FOLLOWING: r' ; •, ^ L'\ .. Clark Wrecking Co, Spartan Grain & Mill Co, C, D. Coleman Co, Farmers Ice & Fuel Co. Laird Radiafor Works 903 HARRINGTON STREET Murray Lumber^ Company The Kendall Mills-r-Mollohon Plant The Kendall Mills—Oakland Plant Neville Bottled Gas Co. Newberry County Bank NEWBERRY A JOANNA Newberry Monument Co. Chapman Lumber Co. Sam Cook's Beer Parlor Whitesides Departrnent Store Gilder & Weeks Drug Store “THE REXALL STORE" The Newberry Hotel Home Furniture Company W. E. Turner, Jeweler Clary Martin Feed & Seed Store Mrs. J. W. White millinery, babV a gift shop R. E. Summer, Insurance City Filling Station NEXT TO POSTOFFICE A JUST AS RELIABLE Purcells "Your Private Banker" B. C. Moore and Sons Kemper Motor Company Newberry Drive-In Theatre Buzhardt Furniture Co. Carolina Remnant Shop \ Ml - ■ Naw berry Federal Savings & Loan Association South Carolina National Bank Fairfield Forest Products Company Wiseman Hotel Reagins Shoe Shop i I ‘¥> iiM • • ■ • Nichols' Studio Maxwell Bros, and Lindsay, Furniture Chapman-Hawkins Hardware Frank Lominack Hardware Livingston-Wise Post 5968 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Bowers Insurance Agency R. M. Lominack Hardware The Novelty Shop Main Street Pure Oil Station Layton Bros. Grocery Newberry^ Creamery Odorless Cleaners College Street Texaco Station The Market Basket Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Wertz Music and Appliance Co. Newberry Steam Laundry Wells Theatre Ritz Theatre Carpenter's Smith Drug Store T. Roy Summer Whitfield's Ready-To-Wear Belk-Beard Company Newberry Packing Company Young's Fruit Store Newberry Lumber Company Coca Cola Bottling Co. Whitener Lumber Co. Plampin's Service Station “THE BEST EATS" Lipscomb Motor Company G. B. Summer & Sons THE NEWBERRY SUN Friday, October b, isso / \ r . • . ri. J i < - ( 1 * mm * ■■ " - *‘s . , •• ••• V V. ? ... • •*.* . - i ... • • 1 ... ' ' > . • .. ■■■■ i V-r r; msm Communism triumphs, democracy will die. Then will our children be committed to serf dom in a world itself enchained by atheistic Communists who already hold, within their ruth less, godless grip, hundreds of millions of innocent people. “Therefore do T beg God- revering,. liberty-loving men and women everywhere, fer vently to pray and loyally work, . to strive to save mankind from this cancerous growth of Com munism and the evils growing from out its rotted roots—else the whole democratic world is doomed to destruction, and the precious young blood of our sol dier-sons will have been spilled in fruitless waste!” T. CARDINAL SPELLMAN JOIN THE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM cl •iv’.k' ' .v- 'ir JOS W&& IM — . mMESp 6 J ■ .'/‘W '***. - * ' ■ v • r .•* v' : > i V* . ■ r. a. v • » m m © A \ . r.- - , ■ ,:v . r - v«',3 Help lift the Iron Curtain i ■' Everywhere 1/ you cannot sign the actual Freedom Scroll, fill out this coupon and mail it to Ceneral Clay. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Natl Chairman Crusade for Freedom Natl Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. Empire State Bldg., New York 1, N. Y. Please enroll me in the Crusade for Freedom and place my name on the Freedom Scroll. Signed. - m Address. '"y^ : 'v : - . *' ' V.-