The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 25, 1957, Image 8

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. y. y THE NEWBERRY SUN THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1957 NOW! Hm FLORIDA v«c«fton you've ■ wonted but couldn't offordlt^ FLORIDA’S GLAMOUROUS k - — x H T E L> 7 wonderful DAYS-6 romantic NIGHTS i/4-k: FREE EXCITING EXTRAS Beach Co bones at Sarasota Beech Horn's Cars of Yes terday Circus Hod of Feme norei awomotiNig root Yachting cruise thru Florida Kays Water tour to Sun shine Springs with 4 water shows dotfy $24.00 Summer-Fall Rates per person, double occupancy. April 16th thru December 15th Swimming in the turquoise waters of the sparkling Gulf of Mexico . . . Golfing on the world-famed Bobby Jones course . . . Relaxing amid palm trees and sweetly scented masses of flaming tropic flowers . . . Dancing end romancing — that's your MiMioaairs's vacation at the celebrity-filled new Sarasota Terrace Hotel! Yet aH this fabulous luxury win cost you as LITTLE as $24.00! Se don't wait another minute for reservations! SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT FIRST. NEW SARASOTA TERRACE HOTEL O. BOX 1720 — SARASOTA, FLORIDA —- TEL. RINGLING — 6-4111 brain budi 1. Location of the Plain* of Abraham are (a) in Illinois; (b) Canada; (c) Iran. 2. Bhodochroeite refers to (a) a flower; (b) mineral; (e) vegetable. S. Ramons means (a) inflamed; (b) headstrong; (e) braneb- Uke. ANSWERS ••sira»a«-*a *s •upvuva *i WEEK-END SPECIAL! Wonderful Assortment Toss Pillows Your Choice Usually Would be 2.50 Exactly as illustrated . . . Accent your fur nishings with these Sofa Pillows . . . Beau tiful decorator fabrics. MAXWELL BROS. & LINDSAY FURNITURE CO. ' 1313 MAIN STREET PHONE 68 SHAPELY MODEL . . . Fanny Kohler, 20, shows form which won her title “Mtes Parisian Mannequin of 1957’* in animal Paris mannequin school contest. m STORK HAVEN . . . Stork and mate survey Odenwald moun tains from their huge nest atop barn in hamlet of Gross-Zlm- mern, Germany. 1856 1956 COLLEGE ■ * THE STATE BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1117 BOYCE STREET Officers Ralph B. Baker, President J. Dave Caldwell, Vice-President Pinckney N. Abrams, Secy-Treas. Mrs. Doris S. Setzler, Cashier Mrs. Martha N. Folk, Asst. Cashier NEWBERRY, S. C. Directors Ralph B. Baker J. Dave Caldwell Pinckney N. Abrams Louis C. Floyd R. Aubrey Harley Thomas H. Pope I ■ ii»'y w.q M-i mm JV-i WM I#: PEEK AT FUTURE . . . U. S. senators exafnine earth satellite model as Alan Waterman, National Science Foundation director (left) explains it to Sen. Allen Ellender (La.) and Sen. Warren Magnuson (Wash.) ♦r " ii i wm a v iiuiiiin.it ; ss:. in r V; • m m mm ■mt I Wi SUEZ IS CLEAR . . . Two German salvage tugs lift Egyptian frigate "Abukir” sunk at south end of Suez Canal, freeing canal of last obstacle to free passage of shipping. 1 REMEMBER 8? THE OLD TIMERS From Arthur Barnard, Wyan dotte, Michigan: I remember about 58 years ago when we were living on the shores of Long Lake, north of Alpena. My sister, younger brother and I had to go two miles through thick woods to get to school every day. We often met bears and were quite afraid of them. Our teacher suggested that we always carry a club with us. One morning, each armed with a stout club, we were on the way to school when we encountered a mother bear with two cubs, who came directly toward us. We all stood still and when she got close to me, I hit her on the head with my club. She turned on my sister and then my younger brotherflhit her on the head and then’the bear turned on him, so I hit the animal again. Well sir, we kept that up for about 10 minutes until the bear finally fell dead. Some time later Dad moved across the lake, much nearer another school and we did not have so far to go. I can remem-, ber that the teacher was paid $30 and she gave me $1 a month for fall and winter to start a fire in the school stove every morning Q Can yon tell me npon what authority or fine of reasoning a witness before a legally constituted Congressional Committee can refuse to answer questions by pleading protection of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th articles of the constitution? Also do not these committees have the power to investigate? A—We can only answer this question by inference. The First Article gives Congress, only legislative powers. With this legislative power also comes the power to investigate with legislative intent, that is to investigate sufficiently to find cause or reason to enact legisla tion. There is a decided difference of opinion as to how far a com- ’ mittee of Congress may go in such an investigation. Some eminent legal authorities hold that this power does not go to the extent of a committee setting itself up as a Federal grand jury in criminal actions. The Second Article vests all power to enforce the laws in the executive department ot the government by declaring ' that: “he (president) shall taka care that the laws be faithfully executed.” The Third Article fixes all judicial power in one Supreme Court” and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.” The Fourth Article con tains regulations for search and seizure “of persons, houses, papers and effects” and upon “probably cause supported by oath or affirmation.” The Fifth Article says that “no person shall be held to answer for a capital or other infamous crime unless on presentment of an indictment of a Grand Jury ... nor shall he be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself. q Are there more women than men in the United States and what percentage of each are married? A The 1950 census gives males over 14 years old as 55,311,617; and females over 14, as 57,042,417. Unmarried men totalled 14^18,079; unmarried women, 11,454,266; widowed or divorced men, 3,393,- 921; widowed or divorced women, 8,084,315. BEST WISHES -- as it enters the Second Century of e •. i*f of its life. I8S6 tel 1956 ■ s ■> : COLLEGE Summer’s Triangle Drive-In and Service Station ON THE CUT OFF ROAD itte • V. * ' te -If i'i • J y -Ji — Best Wishes To Newberry College During Its Centennial Celebration and In Years to Come r ** ^ ' . »■ **: f- Pnf c, p- •7 - I' 6/L •, ; SMELTZER HALL I • ■ r- * *t*t * \ ft t ■* 4. * •' v , Prosperity Lumber a Vw? . A. any Rough and Dressed Lumber Phone 5131 Prosperity, S. C. .7 7.II '•*