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THE NEWBERRY SUN
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0. E. Armfldd, Jr., Own«r
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COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS
tly SPEtTAlim
Sov'i«lt»m l» ooioh on o\y mind, «« you Know ) ronU^o
U\ol om k Vi\vi\[ oountny will not ninK oomtOntol\ Into inno
otnnt«» Onpttntudn dtitinu toy »nnmit\h\Mr yo«n*» l't\n< ux|un*>
frtot\ \v«* u«vmI hy tthoui t ln\ntiuul nint wn<» ht« pontoon?*
Wn> of UultnnMt\tt nomt^lntn oMl\!on k ot\ n*» wn «n\. (tin l»ow
W\OVA
\ott‘\n hnnnl It snM thnt tt\n Notion U p>Unu to tin' how
OoWf*; innuulUM Mint It 1^ U"h'M to thn vtou^ U\nn *»o
W hut MutU'n*>*»n*i inn la thnt thla wointnrtnl Nntlon hn«
UtHUVtu On\nlot»n\t tuoatHu^l ao month Mono thoao tnnvn
dny^ of tTtO wlu'n wo woro nltnoat liKo ono hnvlnu nt tho
tuootu n ^t^wt^olN not t lo\l oouuti y of o tow t»ooulo tloowlnu
to tho VYot'hl n itoohtHttlou of ttuionotulotno, t»nao>l on oortnin
iuttofisut Huhta of tuotu inhot^ont, hut not Yoonunteod h\ vut
IttU t'owoi'n
ThtA fuwtvohoua Notion, undof Uod, na t Inooln HKo^t to
phiHtno It, hna aut^ty boon tho Innd of tho htoaoo^t, "Moulnh
I ntut u ntuonw tho tiMnu, tu voty truth Au»t it aootna to
too nhuoat anot'llouo to try Hvn tnltatu tuuo
Evoty t^oraou win* hna mot htatorv muat know thnt tho
World tOH^toaaoa h.\ utnl Ihrouuh Uutlv ntunl inttlntlvo, ntnl
AUoh ltult\ iduul olfot t a|*HU0a tro\u n doalro t»* ovtuoaa ono
wolf
How uutoh luitiutlvo aurtnoa fH*m tho mnK mo! tilo oi
Utou't lUYOUtlYOUnaa »un\ a|»MUo t» OU» I In' lowlloal, hut tt ta
tho youiua t*f tho uoratut tlotu(altht4 ht nu n<t»t*‘at»horo r**t»
lloUin! to it Aa u innaa w o *!o \ot \ hi Ho W o vo hml hMtaun,
Mon.lnntiu EruuKltu unti umu\ othora, httt tho\ woro tiwv
nnuutu millloua Ihttlor Hooinllaut nod t'uouuuniMu ot tht*
innaa tttttat ho uttldot! nttd ftlrootod nud routtv^lUnl h\ n Mu
Vouuohww Mimo nil uro fnllihlo, wltoro tun\ wo !tot*o to
find ftuoh ttuorriug tutolltwoino uttd ohwrnotor ruimhlo of not
ittg tu « inuuuot' thnt vvouht tuuKo nowathlo froo I'lny, fttll
A0t>t»o, for tho 4ouI out! viatou t>f ollV Whot utou *n uuut oou
hwvo muh auuonud wiatlottt oa to ttomiuoto oil othoraV Evou
tho tMoot %lohovoh loovoa tta froo to try oud wuooootli or tt*
droout oud |don i or to jtorwovoro to uuuorout fniluro, yot
wvuuotMuow ttt otuorgo triumuhnut, »uoooodiug throttgh fnt!
uro,
ttrlgluglly StH'InlUm otul t'oiniuuuiam woro lurgol.v KVo
Uotnir thotuioa, httt inovituhly thoy hooomo vnat ooltlhul
mgohiuoa.
Mon lovo tumor. Aittl tho Hooinliat Htnto, ua woll na tho
(\uuntuuiat rogiuto rotjuiro num nt tho lop lh*wosor mn*
ioua, hrorUl-utindod u mntt tuny ho, ho thrivoa un t>owot nod
ho growa to hollovo in Ida w idaonr
Horo in Atnoriou wo liuvo nlwnya holuwod thnt ovory
tuun hna n right to try nnd fnil; na wo aoo in mntrimony,
nmny fnil, hut who wouhl liKo h* huvo n tuironumd muKo
your ohoioo for you? Homo vory ghuioualy ain'oootl, hut it
wna not hoouttao tho Htnto or tho Nation lumlw tho urrnugo
mold, www it?
Uonwidor thia:
IN THE ('OMMUNIHT I*A'ITEUN, Quotod fnuu ••Houtld’,
tho mngnwino.
‘’hVom tho rommuulwt uropagnudn Imuktot, - t ho Nogrooa
U\ w SOViot Amorion,’ hy Jniuoa VV, Alton, wo qindo tho fob
lowing: i
‘Thoro uro 12,000,000 Nogrooa in tho Uuitod Stntoa. Atmul
0 L2 million livo in tho South. Thoro in n atrotoh of laud
running from tho oaatorn ahoro of Murylnml duwu into
Toxww through 12 atntoa and omhrmiug about :U»7 oountioa
FARMS AND FOLKS
Ry i. M. ELBAZER
Cn»m««>n CaUntloa luNirmwltwn igMlWlltl
UhlsM NMW MKLONM
Two m»sv melon* wilt he on %h«
maoket the ootwlair year. One I*
iIn* ihurlsoalaiv wateHuehm, |mt-
'tooetl hy the M8MA vegetable
breeding laboratory near CharU'a-
no\ Amt the other I* the fehilato
raotatoooe, ormitioed hy Mr,
Ihiahe*, ,lo\vo at hlemaou'* Kdtato
htatloa ae»u tUarkville.
Trial rommeretal olantlug^ of
0H‘««e were omde over Ihe utate
MUo year, a* far aw the limited
’•red swnudy would gt». go far t
have heant uothluw hut umtae h*r
I hem Houuty Ageut Wlltl* uf
< healeHleld any*, "The Kid (a to
* ooodoum* oud the tiorrlaoulau
nohouieiou weii* liked very mueh
h\ ihe nmdueet'a. Ttmn* waa a
big demand for theae melon* on
the Magetaud market.'*
Amt then dowu-atate, tu the At-
leudale-ttlaekvttte am, they had
a very had aeaaon ou meloui, The
Wdlato eautalouge ahmd u|t letter
than eatabtlahed vartettea, amt
only the new dtaeaee-realataut va-
Hettea of watermetoua g\rt hy with
a erotu Theae are, the t'harleetoH
gray, rouge, and a few trial
idaotluga of thla uew uge, the
vtarrtaoulau,
Our tVrttftevI Seed man, tt. tt.
darrteun, tella me he hu^ea tu
hove a fairly good aumdy of huth
the Uarrlaoutau watermelon and
the ttdtatu eautaluttge weed fur
ueYt year'a |dauttug. Thure Inter
ested ran get them through him
in whmh [\sp Nughmw futtu Hmnmjurtly uf Hm mo} hi in Hun.
I hm is iho houmlwml of Hm NwgHtww,
Tim govormnonlw wtnl wrtnml futw of iho wdtlln thtliug
' homt lm temovod fhuu Hdw ttlwok ttwlt, wddolt lyv tigltlw
holotigw to Hm Nttgisma, and muwk Im organ I#,ml ww a dlwtiuYt
h"!dhmt null 'Vim NogiHi majority muwt hwvw full gfovwrm
umutnl mudhdi H tw wlmt'o today Hmy Itava tmgun to tmtllw.
I ho laud wlmuld ho tllvtdod among Nwght farmot'a, tM v oMMwi v a
and touantw.
I' hll ooouomir, Mhltttoal and aortal onuallty ahoultl Im guai v -
nblood for Nogtsiow in ovory aortton of Hto miuntry, Wo t
\ horoforo, wa.y lo Hto Nog hi moomIoi viola to Hto *ltm i'htw
’ bios I'lm tSuumunial Party ta Hto only party tit Amoi'it'a
Hud lum aoinallv Utlrodurod Nogro oqualtty, Ei'ootloitt mttat
ho fought for and Htiw figid ranuot wall, tt ta I Morally
a hto ami doalh wtrugglo thta tttoaua rlvtt W'ar\
Whou i»u ohdiariow hSuti and A lion protMirod thta tthloMl'titt
o than a dorado ago thoy figurod Hto Uontmuniata would
ha\o tu go it alouo in tho oamimtgu for a aooontt Soutttoru
Uorouwtiurtion l tttlo did thoy t'oalUo that ao itturh holtt
wa^ on tho way Thoy rorhwnod without tho Hupromo
i uni t a lufamouw 'IMooh Monday' tlortaton. Thoy hail no htoa
’hat nathnud ioadorw of hoth tho Hoimtdh'an and UomoriHttir
oai'I ion w ould loam up hohiml ttorhort tthiwnolt, to impoao
*‘u tho South an iuhfuitoua wurntlod Vivil righta* hill that
ovon doprivow Antorirau rttuona of tho right of trial tty jtt^Y,
llu'.v moor ovon divamod that tn'utat fotioiHtl military powor
would ho uaod agaiuat a aovoroigu atato, in rtoar amt umtuoa-
tiuuahlo vmlatinu uf Hto UunwUtuUnu, to fotvo niuo |iawna
uf tho NAAt'P into a whito arhoot,
Mut all thia haw happonod, ‘t'ho auhvomlvo foiHiow who long
agi> plottod a totalitartan world atata aro now matting awift
progroaw in tho U, H., and Muaoow haa womothhtg hoaitloa Ma
high flying '0111011’ to ortiw ahottL
Wo now vpmto twraol Uohou, Engliwh (kmtmtmiat and auth
or of 'Marin! Program for tho Twontioth Country,’ who wroto
in UH2:
At o nomt roaluo that our party’w nmat poworful woapou iw
rac ial toiiHiun . . Hy pounding into tho ronwrtouwunwa of tho
dark raro.M that for ronturiow thoy havo Moon opproawod hy
’ho whitua, wo ran mold thorn to tho program <»f tho Com-
butuirtt Party. In Am or Ira, wo will aim for wuhtlo virtury,
Whilo inflaming tho Nogro minority agaiuwt tho whitow, wo
will omloavur to iimtill in tho whitow a guilt rnmplox for thoir
oxploitat iun uf tho Nog mow. VYo will aid tho Nogrooa to riwo
m primdnomo in ovory walk of lifo, in tho profowwionw amt
m tho world of wportw and outortainmout, With thiw prow-
tigo, tho Nognmw will ho ahlo to intormarry with tho whitow
and bogin a proroww w hirh will dojivor Amorim to our oauwo,'
Nu mat tor what tho Waahlngton wtatomonUmakorw may
say, tho rorord is rlonr that rooont Inorodlhlo ovontw in tho
national rapital and in idttlo Rook aro on all-fuurw w'lth tho
lung ohartod program of tho (-ommuniwt Party. ’Fho Rodw
an* making hoadway with tho program and, tragioally, many
highly plaood Amorioanw, tugging and whovlng in a ohoap
l‘*ditii’al bid for minority hloo votow, huvo l>oon dupod into
hovuming follow truvolorH."
Suns and ilnughtorw id' Amorim: lw thiw what haw hap-
ponod to tho "Land of tho Pilgrim'w Prido?" 'i'hon tot uh
roiuomhor forvontly (ho prayor in that hymn: “Protort uw
by thy might, groat Hod our King."
My imuh of fort l managod to got a ropy of womo Uom-
munisi propaganda, Tho ropy was ho faint and tho typo wo
small that t provailod upon a friond to havo it photographed
and oulargod. Evou ho it in not ouny to road. 1 (junto junt
a small part:
"A program of gradual HorlulUutlon of ImiuHtry, Tho
vuluorahlo apotH in trust control, rail roads—powor and
roul ~ how' thoy must bo attarkod . . ,
"Our long-timo aim is tho abolition of Urn profit wywtom
fur privato uso. Our atrntogy Is to make and take ovory
opportunity to prove that it works (tho abolition of prof
it .0. Of ruitrso a political machine la noroswary."
"The Taxpayers Cost for Building ami Maintaining TVA.
In a recent column, ono of my aHwociatoH cited the amount
»f money that taxpayers of tho State of Florida have con-
. 1 muted to build and maintain the Tennessee Valley Auth-
, city. Many letters from several different states have been
revived from newspaper readers requesting the amount
.heir state’s taxpayers have been forced to pay toward the
uumching and upkeep of this socialistic monster. To save
wear and tear on a badly over-worked office staff, in giv
ing individual answers to these inquirers, below is a tabu-
!at on of what the 48 States, the District of Columbia and
territories have doled out to build and support TVA up to
June 80, 1955:
COTTON NEEDS WATEtt TOO
The first half of thi* year saw
adequate rainfall that built bump
er crop prospects. But, alas, July
(Out August droughts, as usual,
came and wrecked many hopes.
Irrigation saved a lot of peaches,
tobacco, and some other crops
here and there. Even cotton,
thought tu he a rather drought
resistant crop, suffered. Listen to
a few county agents:
Eaell of Newberry t “Cotton
yields below normal doe to ex
treme dry weal her."
Morgan of Oconee? "Our cotton
yields were cut about 40 percent
due to dry weather."
Wood of Pickens? "A shortage
of rainfall during August caused
serious deterioration of all crops
In the county."
I tree more and more folks. In
every section of the state, getting
ready to rescue their future crops
with Irrigation. Water is the
problem, water at the right, time.
Moat of them are insuring this
with storage In farm ponds,
MEAN BEETLE* ON
ttttYBEAN*
Back in tteptemher, tVunty Ag
cut Mason of Berkeley, reported,
"Beau beetles giving much (rouble
on soybeans And various other
agents told me the same thing
This Is something rather new
In the oast this insect has been a
pest oftVy (tu snapbeans and hut
terheaos. And now, as the soybean
acreage spread* tu ail part* of the
state, they have taken to it too
Soybeans are affileted ivy a
number of beetles, hue*, and
worm*. And we have to keep a
rinse watch on them, specially out
in August and early Bepfemhet
Eortunately we have pntsuu* that
will centre! them, provided we
start on time Your county agent
will know the latest thing when
von need it
MABKETINtt MOM*
Oeemustiutloe toedinw tests
started with hops a* a money
crop in Horchcsbu in the late
W* Then in IWH they formed
the HercheOer Ma*ketlue Assy*
elation to handle them On the
past Aug U they celebrated their
thlth .Year, with y*ver illUi members
and their families m attemlauce
Ty( further eueymruge the growing
yd’ meat type hyygs, they gave away
eight registered Yydkshire hoars
through drawings, eymuty agent
Epps tells me-
Hu ring its pii years yd eperathm,
this farmer owned and managed
gssyu-iatidU has haudleyl b4H4il
hugs that hreught |g,4dg,Mi.Hh
Their past fiseal year was their
hast, when the Assoeiatmu maik
eted tlk,1t4 lings fer its members,
bringing fggtMttM W
Tlmse Hnrekester farmers have
learned tyi put nut praetieally
nothing hyyt tytp hog», except, y>f
ymurse, the few slags amt sows
that are ueees»mry-
*tate Milllyuys of *
Alabama UtU
Arlsana 7U
Arkansas ill
Hnliferula 170 ft
(Hduradu lad
t^enueetkmt 04 ft
Helaware 00
Etnrida 07 ft
Ueurgia UO ft
Idaho ftti
Illinois 140.H
ludtaua 4ft«
Iowa 071
Kansas 00.0
Kentyuky 01 0
Louisiana 00 0
Maine HO
Maryland H0.N
Massachuscita 0ft.H
Miehtgau 100.0
Minutwaita 44 H
MisMtsstppt too
Mlsayniri ftt H
IMnntana 04
Nebraska tbH
Nevatla 0 7
Now Hampshire ft ft
New Jersey 00,0
New Mexico ft,0
New York 0000
North I'andioa 00.0
N?irth Hakotn ft.H
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Uhotle Island
Houth Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Hist tof Columbia
and Territories
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