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THE NEWBERRY SUN
By Mahoney
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
PUZZLE No. 500
ACROSS
1 Pursues
7 Explosive
sound
SO As It stands
(mus.)
Laugh
13
14 Spanish for
river
15 Beard oi
grain
IS Roman
bronze
IT Patty
10 Metal
20 To soak
21 Rockflah
22 Come forth
24 City of
Norway
20 Tear
asunder
28 Nahoor
sheep
20 Encounters
31 Slave
33 Nimble
36 Part of plant
38 Cruise
40 Bring legal
action
against
41 Behold
43 Ardor
45 Merriment
47 Size of shot
48 Cereal
grain
50 Clockface
62 Grape
refuse
64 Southwest
wind
56 Prevari
cator
58 Foremost
61 Male sheep
03 To worry
65 Satisfy
66 Meddle
69 Lamb’s
pen name
71 Deface
72 Fourth
calif
73 Pendant
ornaments
75 Transfix
76 Allow
77 Period of
time
78 Squatters
80 Letter of
alphabet
81 To soak
83 Inclinations
DOWN
1 Dairy
product
2 A groom
3 Land
measure
4 Heavenly
body
5 Church
officer
6 Nets
7 Paid
athlete
8 River of
Europe
0 Metrical
compositions
10 Despotic
subordinate
officials
11 Part of
branch
12 Girl's name
13 BUliard
. shot
18 Sheet of
window
glass (pi.)
23 Abstract
being
25 American
Indian
27 Haul
30 Disposed of
for price
32 Thin coating
34 Wheel track
35 While
37 Caudal
appendage
38 Part of a
book
41 African worm
which infests
42 l&c >leton
44 Having true
luster when
uncut
46 Goddess of
discord
40 White
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gods
53 Compressed
55 Knock
57 Grow less
severe
50 Climbing
steps
60 Gull-like
birds
62 Distance
measure
64 Lodge
doorkeeper
66 Powdered
soapstone
67 Opposed to
aweather
68 Unusual
70 S. African
fox
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seat
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A. G. McCAUGHRIN, President & Treasurer.
It seems to be continually necessary to defend the South
against slurs cast upon it by persons outside the area who
are intent on meddling with Southern affairs.
Two weeks ago, I took the Senate floor to set the record
straight concerning a false statement by former Senator
Benton of Connecticut who charged that South Carolina is
not providing its full share of draftees for the Armed For
ces. I quoted figures from the Selective Service Director
to show that South Carolina is providing more young men
than Connecticut, both in numbers and in proportion to the
population of the two states.
Last week, I answered another statement which distorts
the truth about the South. Former Senator Lehman of New
York, speaking here in Washington, said “We are losing
the battle of Asia, Africa, Latin-America, in Little Rock,
Charleston and Richmond.”
It is quite true that anti-American sentiment abroad has
increased. One reason is that the propagandists for inte
gration have twisted the facts about race relations in the
South to put our region in the worst possible light.
I told the Senate that I have not heard of any incidents
of inter-racial violence in Charleston and Richmond, but
that I have heard a great deal about the wave of violence
in the integrated schools of Senator Lehman’s home, New
York City.
I am incensed at these slurs on the South. I wish that
former Senators Benton and Lehman, and others, would
use their talents to improve affairs in their own states,
and spend less time in throwing verbal brickbats at the
South.
THE BILL OF RIGHTS
In defiance of the spirit of the Constitution, the Supreme
Court has amended the Bill of Rights. The decision in the
case of Green v. United Btates completely overturned the
historic interpretation and the intent of the First Con
gress regarding the provision of the Fifth Amendment
which states that no person shall be put in jeopardy of
life or limb twice for the same offense. It has always been
held that when a defendant is granted the right to a new
trial on his own motion, he must accept the risks that ac
company a new trial.
By upsetting this precedent, the Court has rationalized
the release on society of criminals about whose guilt there
can be no doubt.
I have proposed aConstitutional Amendment which would
restore the original meaning to the double jeopardy clause
of the Fifth Amendment. If approved, it would not only
correct this specific decision, but also serve as a warning
to the Court to steer clear of judicial legislation.
HOPE FOR RESERVE UNITS
The Army has modified its reorganization plan for
Army National Guard and Army Reserve Units, and is
now developing a plan looking toward the retention of the
present 37 divisions in the Reserve Forces structure (27
National Guard divisions, 10 in the USAR.) -I am con
vinced that this restudy, which I have continually urged,
wi 1 ! result in the maintenence of the 51st National Guard
Division of South Carolipa and Florida, and the Army Re
serve’s 108th Division of South Carolina and North Car
olina. However, we still have a fight ahead of us to main
tain the Guard and the Reserves at current manpower
levels.
FIRE ANT CONTROL
Fire ant infestation is reported in two counties of South
Carolina: Charleston and Orangeburg. The Department
of Agriculture has informed me that all affected areas
have already been treated or are scheduled for treatment
and that the recently announced qquarantine is therefore
not being enforced, except in the case of nurseries. Nur
series which agree to take special precautions are being
allowed to ship. The poisons used are quite strong, and
special care is needed to avoid killing birds and small
mammals. How r ever, the fire ant’s disappearance is com
plete; no area once treated has ever yet needed a second
treatment.
REFUGEES . . . Bulgarian cab driver Traiko Ivanov and family
crashed through Yugoslav border in 1927 armored car to seek polit
ical asylum in Greece.
FAVORITE WAFFLES
It** the height of thoughtfulneu to provide heated airup and melted butter or
margarine when you serve wafflet. Kot only that, il means good eating, too.
Waffles always make break
fast an “occasion”. Maybe it’s
because they look so special.
The little pockets in waffles are
such wonderful wells for hold
ing the melted butter or mar
garine and the sirup.
Here are a few tips to help
you when you make waffles.
Separate the eggs, and add the
yolks to the batter with the
milk. Beat the egg whites sepa
rately, and fold them into the
FAVORITE
2 eggs, separated
1/S cup melted butter
or margarine
Beat egg yolks. Add butter or
.margarine and milk. Stir into
flour and i^^until smooth. Fold
batter just before baking. This
will give you waffles that are
light and crisply tender. Use^
self-rising flour because it con-'
tains salt and baking powder in
the right amounts and will save
time for you when you’re getting
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Serve Favorite Waffles with
pork sausages, ham or bacon.
Sometimes, serve fruit sauce
over the waffles, instead of sirup.
You’ll like it.
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WAFFLES
1% cups milk
2 cup* sifted enriched,
seif-rising flow
in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake
on hot waffle baker.
Makes 4 servings
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ception in Washington were: Prince AM Khan, UN delegate; Ayah
Khan, Pakistan army commander; Amjad All, finance mini*ter;
(left rear).
LEGAL HOLIDAY NOTICE
TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd.
Jefferson Davis Birthday
BEING A LEGAL HOLIDAY
The Institutions Listed Below
will be closed
TUESDAY, June 3rd.
The public is urged to take notice of this and arrange
all business accordingly.
Newberry County Bank
NEWBERRY
JOANNA
The South Carolina National Bank
The Bank of Commerce
PROSPERITY, S. C.
Newberry Federal Savings & Loan Association
The State Building & Loan Association