The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, July 06, 1951, Image 5

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FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1S51 TttR NEW6ERRY SUM rim MkftM 'MILLION-YEAR-OLD JAWBONES, SKULLS GIVE PREHISTORIC FACTS When J. T. Robinson, a South African anthropologist, arrived in London recently, he brought with him a number of jaw-bones and skulls that are at least a million years old. They were found at Krugersdrop near Johannesburg, and he brought them to the Na tural History Museum in London for inspection by British anthropo logists. Mr. Robinson helped to find the prehistoric bones and in ithe BBC’s “Radio Newsreel” told [listeners that he was studying them in relation to the evolution teeth. The teeth with which iese men ate their primitive teals more than a million years ;o are just like modern teeth [xoept that they are a little larg- There were a few small cav- ties low down on them and their ipering roots were the same as lose of modern man. They were sharp, like an ape’s, and lany were well worn; the biting faces had probably been worn r smooth by the grit in the roots on which those ape-like men lived. Mr. Robinson said that when a monkey was eating it worked its jaws with an up and down movement. Humans chewed by grinding the teeth in the lower jaw against those in the upper one and these ancient teeth sug gested that the ape-men had used their teeth in the manner cf men. From their bones it could be de duced that they were not too much like apes of today, that they were between five and six feet tall with broad flat faces that had foreheads sloping steep ly backwards. Their brain capacity was about that of a child just beginning to talk and they walked more like men than apes. Mr. Robinson considered that these remains were those of a creature of the brink of a true human type, in other words a missing link, and the teeth provided one of the clues that led to this conclusion. In the real ape the canine teeth were very large but the Krugers drop man’s canines were small and like those of a human. An thropologists possessed nearly four thousand of these teeth; they were studying them very carefully and hoping to trace the various stages that teeth had passed through during the course of time. Since finding the Krug- ersdorp speciments it had been realised that human-like teeth came into existence much earlier CIVIL SERVICE EXAM In the various Federal Agencies i of the Fifth Civil Service Region there ar openings now for of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. Appointments will be made at entrance salaries of $2200, $2450, $2650 and $2875 a year. Applicants will have to pass a written aptitude test about hours long. For application forms and other information see the local secre tary of the Commission, Miss Sadie Bowers at the post office. Applications will be accepted un til further notice. COUNTY RANGERS ATTEND MEETING AT MYRTLE BEACH E. L. Middleswart, district forester, and Melton Wall, district ranger, of the South Carolina State Commission of Forestry, represented this district at the fire control meeting held at the Myrtle Beach State Park last Wednesday and Thursday. than had previously been realised, which was a big step forward in the study of man’s evolution. This Authentic 3 % SALES TAX COMPUTATION Is Being Published By The NEWBERRY J federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NBWBBRRY As A Public Service To The MERCHANTS OF THIS AREA Form ST-6 m: #. ip' M l % • 1 i! I 4 ■ i I ! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA South Carolina Tax Commission Sales and Use Tax Division /_ SCHEDULE OF TAX COMPUTATION — $0.11 TO $50.00 r PRICE RANGE TAX PRICE RANGE TAX PRICE RANGE TAX 0.11 -$ 0.35 $0.01 16.825- 17.164 0.51 33.495- 33.824 1.01 0.36 - 0.65 0.02 17.165- 17.494 0.52 33.825- 34.164 1.02 0.66 - 1.164 0.03 17.495- 17.824 0.53 34.165- 34.494 1.03 > 1.166- 1.494 0.04 17.825- 18.164 0.54 34.495- 34.824 1.04 1.496- 1.824 0.05 18.165- 18.494 0.55 34.825- 35.164 1.05 1.825- 2.164 0.06 18.495- 18.824 0.-56 35.165- 35.494 1.06 2.165- 2.494 0.07 18.825- 19.164 0.57 35.495- 35.824 1.07 2.495- 2.824 0.08 19.165- 19.494 0.58 35.825- 36.164 1.08 > 2.826- 3.164 0.09 19.495- 19.824 0.59 36.165- 36.494 1.09 3.165- 3.494 0.10 19.825- 20.164 0.60 36.495- 36.824 1.10' 3.495- 3.824 0.11 20.165- 20.494 0.61 36.825- 37.164 1.11 3.825- 4.164 0.12 20.495- 20.824 0.62 37J.65- 37.494 1.12 4.165- 4.494 0.13 20.825- 21.164 0.63 37.495- 37.824 1.13 l 4.495- 4.824 0.14 21.165- 21.494 0.64 37.825- 38.164 1.14 4.825- 5J64 0.15 21.495- 21.824 0.65 38.165- 38.494 1.15 5.165- 5.494 0.16 21.825- 22.164 0.66 38.495- 38.824 1.16 5.495- 5.824 0.17 22.165- 22.494 0.67 38.825- 39.164 1.17 ; 5.825- 6.164 0.18 22.495- 22.824 0.68 39.165- 89.494 1.18 6;166- 6.494 0.19 22.825- 23.164 0.69 39.495- 39.824 1.19 6.495- 6.824 0.20 23.165- 23.494 0.70 39.825- 40.164 1.20 6.825- 7.164 0.21 23.495- 23.824 0.71 40.165- 40.494 1.21 7.165- 7.494 0.22 23.825- 24.164 7 0.72 40.495- 40.824 1.22 7.495- 7.824 0.23 24.165- 24.494 0.73 40.825- 41.164 1.23 7.825- 8.164 0.24 24.495- 24.824 0.74 41.165- 41.494 1.24 8.165- 8.494 0.25 24.825- 25.164 0.75 41.495- 41.824 1.25 8.495- 8.824 0.26 25.165- 25.494 0.76 41.825- 42.164 1.26 8.825- 9.164 0.27 25.495- 25.824 0.77 42.165- 42.494 1.27 9.165- 9.494 0.28 25.825- 26.164 0.78. 42.495- 42.824 1.28 9.495- 9.824 0.29 26.165- 26.494 0.79 42.825- 4&.164 1.29 9.825- 10.164 0.30 26.495- 26.824 0.80 43.165- 43.494 1.30 10.165- 10.494. 0.31 26.825- 27.164 0.81 43.495- 43.824 1.31 10.495- 10.824 0.32 27.165- 27.494 0.82 43.825- 44.164 1.32 10.825- 11.164 0.33 27.495- 27.824 0.83 44.165- 44.494 1.33 11.165- 11.494 0.34 27.825- 28.164 0.84 44.495- 44.824 1.34 11.495- 11.824 0.35 28.165- 28.494 0.85 44.825- 45.164 1.35 11.825- 12.164 0.36 28.495- 28.824 0.86 45.165- 45.494 1.36 12.165- 12.494 0.37 28.825- 29.164 0.87 45.495- 45.824 1.37 12.495- 12.824 0.38 29.165- 29.494 0.88 45.825- 46.164 1.38 12.825- 13.164 0.39 29.495- 29.824 0.89 46.165- 46.494 1.39 13.165- 13.494 0.40 29.825- 30.164 0.90 46.495- 46.824 1.40* 13.495- 13.824 0.41 30.165- 30.494 0.91 46.825- 47.164 1.41 13.825- 14.164 0.42 30.495- 30.824 0.92 47.165- 47.494 1.42 14.165- 14.494 0.43 30.825- 31.164 0.93 47.495- 47.824 1.43 14.495- 14.824 0.44 31.165- 31.494 0.94 47.825- 48.164 1.44 14.825- 15.164 0.45 31.495- 31.824 0.95 48.165- 48.494 1.45 15.165- 15.494 0.46 31.825- 32.164 0.96 48.495- 48.824 1.46 15.495- 15.824 0.47 32.165- 32.494 0.97 48.825- 49,164 1.47 15.825- 16.164 0.48 32.495- 32.824 0.98 49.165- 49.494 1.48 16.165- 16.494 0.49 32.825- 33.164 0.99 49.495- 49.824 1.49 16.495- 16.824 0.50 33.165- 33.494 1.00 49.825- 50.164 1.50 Newberry Federal Savings & Loan Association MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION FARMS AND FOLKS By J. M. ELEAZER Clemson Extension Information Specialist WATERMELONS! The chief charm of summer is a watermelon! I watch their vines crawl over the fields of the state. In late May their first blooms come and the little melon “hangs on.? It is incredible that in 30 days it will be ripe. They gain in weight as fast as a hog on full feed. And what delights they then carry when rich red inside! Most of us have to eat sparing ly good things like candy, cake, and cream. But not so whei} it comes to watermelon! No, sir. We can eat it until we are float ing, and as many times a day as we like, for it carries little nu tritional wallop. Yet it has all of the taste delights of the fat tening things that are not so good for us in the quantity that we would like to eat. So, watermelon, I salute you! You bfing df lights to young and old alike. And you al'e circumscribed with no dietary in hibitions that cramp us at all. The sky is the limit when it comes to eating you. And for me, that’s just right. For noth ing tastes better to the mouth on a summer day. I could write a small volume about this magic slant. It stands apart in many ways. And even morality changes when applied to it. For stealing, if not actually condoned, is surely not seriously condemned when applied to it. That is a boyhood prank that is natural, and any adult’s from up on it carries a veiled smile. Now we are entering that de lightful era of watermelons. From now until frost they can be found somewhere in South Carolina. Half the year thus made more delightful by the magic of this melon! The USDA is breeding better ones at its Charleston lab oratory. And the county agents place demonstration plantings of these in different sections of the state so that shipping quality too can be determined in carlot style.- And thus better melons, carrying eating quality, disease resistance and shipping quality, are on thier way to us all tha time. hills I used to pass a lot. Through that wide expanse of poor land, this man’s acres always stood jput. ‘-Litter makes any land good,’’ he once told me, “anything from pine straw to old fence rails just so it will rot, helps the land.” I passed there agaih the other day. The land told me, if I had n’t already known it, that this good man has passed on. The acres that he had kept dark and fertile had again turned light like the rest. And there, where he brought forth abundance, a measly existence had returned. Roughage in the land, humus! That’s what Clemson has always taught, and that’s what the coun ty agents have demonstrated ever since horse-and-buggy days. And it’s still about the soundest soil sense we have. who’d a Thought it? H. H. Herlong of Edgefield told me his wife once got tomato seed from a can of tomatoes, planted ’em, and they came up. And they went on to make a good crop. Of all things! BALANCED FARMING County Agent Lynn and those in Fairfield were out lining up their Balanced Farming Families when I was there sometime ago. That is an additional approach to good farm living and diversi fied farming that’s being started in South Carolina. With the best advice they can get, farm families set their goals for farm and home improvement. When attained, they get an award for Balanced Farming. County and home agents can give all particulars. NEW FRONTIERS Frontiers do not always lie away out yonder We often have ’em in our midst. We have them here now in the sodded field and the vast po tential of irrigation. Grass handl ed right is passing from a pest in the field to a valuable crop in the meadow. And irrigation has demonstrated here and there that it carries new riches to the soil. Clemson has bulletins and specialists on both grass and ir rigation. They are available to you through your local county agent. THE MAN’S THE THING There is a place in the Sand- BOYS ARE THAT WAY Spring brought its rebirth of field and woodland with flower and song. We kids of the Dutch Fork liked it mightly. And I have sung of it often. But compared with the delights of spring in the deep country, summer is no slouch either. For it was then that many rich har vests came. Dewberries that run on the ground were first. We found their patches at the, far places in old abandoned fields, to which the cycle of broom straw hadn’t come yet. We ate them until our mouths were stained a deep pur ple. Picked and carried home, they made delicious pies. Wild plums came about the same time, and we knew the choice thickets. Mulberries add ed to the wild plenty of early summer. And then came the fruits of the orchard on until frost. About midsummer the chills and fever of spring had about played ' out, and we had more en ergy to roam. We hit our creek often. On hot days it was hard to keep us in the field. For the cooling shade and tumbling water was calling loud. Along during the long, lazy days of midsummer, when the cicada whs puzzing in the trees, our delightful routine was mar red a bit by “dog days.” That was the time we had to stay out of dew in the morning and out of our delightful creek. For that was thought to make sores come on you, and we occasionally had ’em sure enough at that season. Stone bruises bothered us on our feet too about that time. Feet had become as tough as leather. Ordinary briers did not bothe^ us then. We would run a lot for the sheer joy of it. At times we would hit a rock too hard. In a few days a blue spot would come on the sole of the foot. It would fester under that thick hard layer we had grown. And until it was able to break through, we suffered agonies. We hopped around on heel or toe then until it got well. I can’t get through with sum mer here. There is not enough room. Will take up here next week. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS I hereby announce myself a candidate for House of Repre sentatives for the unexpired term of Rep. Frank Jordan, and pledge myself to abide by the re sults of the election. R. D. (Bob) COLEMAN, JR. GOING.UP THE STAIRS TO*STARDOM I hereby announce myself a candidate for House of Represent atives for the unexpired term of Rep. Frank Jordan, and pledge myself to abide by the results of the election. JODIE KESSLER DERRICK I hereby announce myself a candidate for House of Represent atives for the unexpired term of Rep. Frank Jordan, and pledge myself to abide by the results of the election. ROBERT C. LAKE. JR. Read not books alone but men, and amongst them chiefly thyself. If thou find anything questionable there, use the commentary of a severe friend, father than the gloss of a sweet-lipped flatterer; here is more profit in a distaste ful truth than in deceitful sweet ness.—Quarles. Ideas go booming through the world louder than cannon. Thoughts are mightier than armies. Principles have achieved more victories than horsemen or chariots.—W M. Paxton. For Expert Repair Bring Your Radio and Televlalon GEO. N. MARTIN Radio and Television Service SALES and SERVICE BOYCE STREET Oppoaite County Library 24 HOUR SERVICE Telephone 311 Td like to Pay a third this month. yy Ever stop to think what life would he like if we still used the barter system? For one thing, this means of trading would make installmnt plan buying im practical. Money acts as a standard of deferred pay ments, makes it possible to know how much is owing. Use credit wisely—and when you borrow, borrow the low cost bank way. South Carolina National Bank JUVENILE^ DELINQUENCY? Juvenile delinquency is too big a word for me. Devilment among the youngsters means the same thing and suits me better. But to use the big term, the other day I heard a speaker say, “Juvenile delinquency is just children acting like their par ents.” A lot of truth in that. When we oldsters did most of our devilment, we were out in the open spaces and didn’t get caught. Now many of the kids are crowded into unnatural surroundings, devilment is thus stimulated, and they usually get caught. I believe the youngsters of to day are not only no worse than we were, but they are far bet ter fitted for the future than we were. Their advantages are greater. And most of them ab sorb a lot of that. I’ve watched ’em a lot at their summer 4-H camps and elsewhere. And, Old- timer, they have it on us when we were along there. Herewith a shot that proves Hollywood is ready for the su aimer season at the beaches. Going up the stairs: Joyce Holden, whom Universal- International Studio will feature in “Iron Man”; Piper Laurie, who attains stardom In “The Prince Who Was s Thief’* and “Francis Goes to the Rases”; “Peggie Castle, who is featured in “The Prince Who Was a Thier* and “The Golden Horde”; and Julia Adams who makes her bow as a star In “Hollywood Story.” WANT ADS FOR RENT—3 room apartment with bath, close in. Apply at Sun Office Phone 1. 8-tfc. WANTED TO BUY—Iron, Metal Batteries, Radiators and Rags. W. H. Sterling, 1708 Vincent street Phone 731-W 28-th FOR SALE — Recently painted seven room house, two baths, on lot fronting 150 feet on Sum mer Street. C. E. Saint-Amand 4-TF. FOR SALE—Handyhott Electric portable washing machine. $18.50. Phone 895. 9-ltc. FOR SALE — Sanitary Drinking Cups—Paper plates—forks and spoons—Napkins—Roll Paper —- Paper Bags—Freezer Locker pa per — Ice Cream Cones — Soda Straws—R. Derrill Smith and Son Inc. Wholesale Grocers—Newber ry, S. C. 9-2tc. 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