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PAGE EIGHT THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1952 Sfc D-V Si, HRJ; A (By Ted Kesting) Here’s good news for bird hunt ers. The chuckar partridge, after many long and disappointing ex periments, now suddenly looms as a great white hope over im mense stretches of our submargin al western land, much of which is worthless for everything except hunting. There is even a mild hope that he may eventually come through in a good part of the United States and southern Cana da, according to outdoor writer Byron Dalrymple. The chukar was first introduc ed in California in the late 20’s; then Oregon tried them; Washing ton, Nevada, Nebraska and North Dakota came in with some suc cess. The eastern states heard of these experiments and they start ed raising chukars. Before long, practically every state in the Un ion was working with the bird. But early hopes and successes were swiftly dashed. The chukar began vanishing just about as fast as the game men could raise and stock him. Outdoor writers began to clamor for an end to such nonsense as chukar raising. It was a foolish waste of funds. And then when new hunting books were mentioning the chukar with little more than a line saying it had failed miserably and expen sively, a most embarrassing thing happened. The chukar did an about-face and put everyone on a hot spot. Washington woke up one fine DECEMBER LOVE . . . Fred Ellenberg, 76, is shown with his bride, the former Margaret Bee be, 93, after their marriage in New York at the Little Church Around The Corw^r day to discover that she had an estimated several hundred thous and chukars living in rugged back- country canyons, and increasing crazily. In Nye county, Nevada, which probably has the largest chukar population of any compar able area in the country today, the state game commission was able to trap for replanting over a thous and birds from a single rugged canyon! In parts of the West the vanishing birds were back in force. Nobody knew just why, or how, but there they were. Other States have also been doing a dou ble take. What appears to be happening is that a new race of American chu- ‘Red River’ Shows At Wells Mon.-Tues. John Wayne whose name for years has become synonymous with vital he-man screen char acters, plays the greatest role of his film career as the cattle baron, Thomas Dunson, in How ard Hawks’ exciting spectacle |‘Red River,” which is being re- released by United Artists next Monday and Tuesday at the Wells Theatre. This great western which, in scope and drama, takes its place alongside such cinema classics as “Cimarron” and “The Covered Wagon,” catapaulted Wayne right up into the number-one spot in box-office star-ratings, a place which he still proudly holds. Co- starred with Wayne in the film is young Montgomery Clift, who also achieved star personality after his role as Matthew Garth, Dun- son’s foster-son. Wayne was born Marion Michael Morrison in Winterset, Iowa, on May 26, 1908. When he was five kars has been slowly building it self up in the West, a race forged in the hard going of a new land which all but did in its stocked ancestors. This seems especially evident when current stocking methods are considered. Pen-rear ed stock, still used to some extent, is not very successful in planting. But when the “native” birds are trapped and transplanted, they do fine. The chukar is now being talked of in many sportsmen’s circles as possibly being the savior of deter iorating wing shooting. Game men won’t go that far, but they are mighty optimistic just the same. his Scoth-Irish parents moved to Lancaster, California, where they lived on a ranch three miles from the nearest schooL It was while he was playing football at the University of Southern California that he at tracted the attention of Director John Ford, an ardent football fan. Ford gave Wayne a job on the 20th Century-Fox lot during his summer vacation. In 1929, Wayne * was working on the swing gang at 20th Cen tury-Fox when he happened to bump into Raoul Walsh. Walsh was looking for someone with a western walk to play the lead in “The Big Trail,” and thought Wayne looked the part. He was given the part under a screen name of John Wayne. The pic ture won immediate success and his film career was launched. But he did not achieve nation wide acclaim until he played the role of “The Ringo Kid” in John Ford’s “Stagecoach.” Recently Wayne played again with Ford when the famous producer-direc tor made “The Quiet Man” in Ireland. A list of John Wayne’s suc cesses include "The Spoilers,^ “Oklahoma” “They Were Ex pendable,” “Pittsburgh,” “Sands of I wo Jima;” “Rio Grande,’ “Operation Pacific,” “Flying Leathernecks” and “Jet Pilot”— rugged pictures all. “Red River” is appearing on a action-packed double-bill with “Tulsa,” Walter Wanger’s Tech nicolor drama starring Susan Hay ward, which is also being re- released by United Artists. Adding Machine Paper Mimeograph Paper THE SUN OFFICE STRICTLY FRESH W^JTH the steel strike settled we ^ can probably figure on paying more for that new car which we couldn’t afford in the first place * * * Two newlyweds who were ma rooned on an Italian mountain after their marriage have set out on their honeymoonr-hiking across the Alps Their’s will be an uphill marriage. * * * - A London optical company re ports that it has sold two plane loads of monocles to African west The • • South Carolina National Bank Condensed Statement of Condition ■ ■ - ' : \ September 5, 1952 ■ ASSETS Cash and Due from Banks U. S. Government Bonds State and Municipal Bonds Federal Land Bank Bonds and Int. Credit Bank • Debentures : Federal Reserve Bank Stock Loans & Discounts (less valuation reserve).. Banking Houses (13) , Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate * Other Assets $ 57,486,512.15 82,241,047.38 1,165,635.96 1,030,000.00 180,000.00 55,361,849.91 1,131,331.25 235,790.39 1.00 116,233.43 $198,948,401.47 LIABILITIES Capital — Common : Surplus Undivided Profits Reserve: Fed’l Income & Excess Profit Tax.... Reserves: Other Deposits $ 2,500,000.00 3,500,000.00 1,701,197.44 1,166,994.52 138,654.03 $189,941,555.48 $198,948,401.47 Anderson Belton Charleston Cheraw Columbia Dillon OFFICES AT Florence Fort Jackson Georgetown Greenville Jackson Leesville Naval Base Newberry Pickens St. Matthews Seneca Sumter MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Z st natives in the past two Gths. If austerity continues Britons will be wearing grass skirts, * # * Two Marines in Korea got^nine Red .snipers in a week by using a decoy method One stood in full view while Reds shot at him; the other shot the exposed Reds. Most hunters wish they had a decoy who could “duck" so well. * * * A Boston doctor says tired busi ness men should take one-month vacation twice a year. That’ll give them plenty of time to hunt new jobs. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ R I T Z THEATRE THURSDAY A FRIDAY Will Rogers Jr., . Jane Wyman, kddie Cantor, James Gleason The Story Of Will Rogers (In Technicolor) Also Short SATURDAY Dennis Morgan, Patricia Neal, Steve Cochran Raton Pass Also Short LATE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT—10:30 Also MONDAY & TUESDAY Laurence Olivier, Jennifer Jones, Miriam Hopkins, Eddie Albert Carrie M.GM. News NEWBERRY DRIVE-IN mi ■■r-rrr- • -ssi : t 1 v-niBiv ■■■ ii saa i ■■■ I k. | fit&S % •••■• =' 2 - | ” ? r WAFER-TYPE THERMOSTAT . . . This device win control home made brooder. Attach wafer thermostat from old water heater to end of adjusting screw so lower side wiU touch spring contacts. Contacts are made through any thin spring metal. Points may be discarded ear ignition points. ‘Rusty’ Harley Is Patient In Columbia The condition of “Rusty” Harley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Aubrey Harley, remains about the same at the Providence Hospital in Co lumbia where he was carried Saturday after Accidentally pierc ing his right eye with a screw driver at his home on Johnstone street. Rusty will have to remain a bed patient at least three weeks and attending physicians have advised his parents that it is impossible to say at this time the extent of the damage. Furman Favored Over Indian Tribe Furman has been picked as the winner over the Newberry Col lege Jndians by three or four touchdowns when the two teams meet Friday night at Sfrrine Stadium in Greenville. Kick-off time is 8:00 p.m. and a large num ber of Indian fans are expected to witness the game. Although they will be the un derdogs in the Friday night bat tle, the Redskins will be on the warpath, and will make the Fur man Hurricane fight for what they get. 1 REMEMBER" BY THZ OLD TIMERS Phone—1533-J THURSDAY & FRIDAY Detective Story Starring Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker, William Bendix The Love Story of a Man Whose Wife Was More Woman Than Angel- SATURDAY BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE The Bookmobile schedule for Newberry county is as follows: Thursday, September 25, 1952 Eugene Horton < Union ComiAunity (Mrs. Grady Lee Half acre) Jolly Street Community (E. J. Shealy) Midway Community (Mrs. J. C Wheeler’s home) Little Mountain Community (Rev. Cooper’s home) Little Mountain School Wheeland Community (Mrs. Joe Fulmer) Fairview Community (Mrs. G. W. Cooper) Friday, Sept. 26, 1952 Oakland School Boundary School Prosperity Community (Public Square) Stoney Hill School „ Oneal School Bethel Community (Mrs. Ruth Bowers) NOTICE We will be closed the week of September 22nd. for vacation. We will be open for busi ness on September 29th. Frank Wilson 1515 Martin 8t. Phone 1116-J Colt 45 I WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE | (In Technicolor) Starring Randolph Scott, Ruth Roman, Zachary Scott Jungle Beast SUNDAY & MONDAY A Girl In Every Port Starring Groucho Marx, Marie Wilsdn, Wil liam Bendix Join the World' and see the Navy! TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Darling How Could You Starring Joan Fontaine, John Luno, Mona Freeman and Peter Hanson The movie that’s good for a hun dred happy laughs! THURSDAY Submarine Command Starring William Holden, Nancy Olson, Don Taylor The U. S. Submarine “Tiger Shark” in action off Korea! 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Rugged mountain 7 17 crests 43 Abraham’s home 44 Meadows 45 Wash 46 Paradise 47 Fruit 52 Type measure 54 Road (ab.) 8 |9 110 30 3f w M3 W M5 Nt I WANT ADS 3 - ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT—Couple without children. Call 384. 41-tfc WANTED TO BUY—Iron, Metai Batteries, Radiators and Rags. W. H. Sterling, 1708 Vincent street. Phone 731-W NOTICE—Hunting, fishing or tres passing in any manner is strictly forbidden on the lands oi the undersigned. W. D. (BILL) HATTON. 7-16tp. FOR RENT—Garage Apt, living room, dinette, kitchenette, bath, two bedrooms available Oct L Phone 214-M or call at 1321 Pelham St. 16-tnc FOR RENT—First floor apartment. Four^ rooms and bath. All fresh ly decorated. Also garage. Mrs. P. G. Ellesor, 1737 Johnstone St- 18-3tc FOR SALE—Home of the late S. 1 V. Shevlin, 718 Glenn St/New berry, S. C. Brick veneer, six rooms—Two bath rooms, four closets, pantry and central hall Front and back proch floors ce ment. Excellent condition. Im mediate possession. John M. Dominick Administrator. 20-4tc. From Mrs. William Wed el, Strongs ville, Ohio: Do you remember the good old days when a summer tan was a disgrace? The ladies wore mitts to the elbows, carried para sols, and oh, the time spent bath ing the face and hands in a sticky mixture of sour milk and grated horseradish! Well, I rejoice now in a good healthy summer tan. From 8. I. McGinnis, CuDoden, W. Va.x I remember how happy my father and mother used to be sitting winter nights around a large wood fire with eight children hull ing dried beans. From E. E. Meredith, Fairmont, W. Va.t Every family use to have hop vines in the front yard or garden from which the hops were gathered to make yeast for bread or poultices. From Amelia Doctor, Denver: Lre member when the floors in our houses were so cold that the chil dren had to sit around the stove and put their feet in the oven to keep them warm. From Jack Cox, Larkspur, Calif.: I remember the first rifle I ever saw. I watched Grandad make it He patterned it after the Kentucky mqzzle loading squirrel rifle. I learned to shoot it when I was seven, but the barrel was too heavy so he cut off 18 inches. He and Dad wound their big watches with keys. They made, a sun dial for mother by sawing off the end of a log and marking the four diree- tions on it. They put a stick in the middle to throw a shadown on large nails for the hours and small nails for the half-hours. FOR SALE—Good used Electric Refrigerator. R. Lominack Hardware. 1 STRICTLY FI A CALIFORNIA judge that 50 bottles of liqi as evidence since 1925, down the drain. At least _ a few more “cases” off the • • • The word from Moscow six government minis: their production goals for ond quarter of 1952. from the Russian this government ministers their heads in., the third 1952. — -SSI / Another | nex BALANCED too: t quality of this from a fine solid silver $3.70, is its’wide place pattern variety, from There's one Towle pattern perfect for you. FENNELL'S Jewelry Stoi WELL T H E A T FRIDAY A SATURO Rex Allen in “Colorado Sundown” with Slim Pickens Added—KING OF THE and WALT DISNEY Comedy MONDAY A TUESDAY Also Late Show 10:30 Sat. There was glory at one end—fury at the other—and nothing but danger in between! Red River with John Wayne, Montgomery CLft, Walter Brennan and Joan ne Dru Added—Selected Short WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY Here’s to the hot-shot heroes of the U. S. Navy’s hot-shell de stroyers! Okinawa Pat O'Brien, Cameron Mitchell and Richard Dannmg Added—Murder in “A” Flat Children—-'12c - fgyp&iigs