Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.1 ...... . . I . . - - flturday, December 1, 1').": pm..;.?.? xr-r i v v . I V . j s?"?? 'a \ ? 1 ' K . g. * Sc ' ."<! /. -'l-~' . r wsgjSljr? -1 |^H ?^?? ?? ^jBy \ fc , * |.|^' -., v v , ' sec Jin Son of ' ' . 12-2' It ^ J : r.H ' r~ , ..... : Recor i r:: t Draftees Require! Six Years In The J Columbia. S. C., Nov. 17?Sout [Carolina youths who arc draft!' into the Armed Forces are rcquii reserve ohlijration called for by tit Armed Forces Reserve Act c 1952. This act provides that a toti of eight years of active and ri serve service l>e completed by eac person who entered the service after ?u#e 19, 1951. The total obligation may b fulfilfed by two years attive sei vice and six years "in the rOserv Thr<e of the latter years may b in an active reserve unit afte 4 wheh time those persons with a obigation may request transfc to the standby reserve for the rc mining three y error; ? South Carolina Military I)i? tict officials pointed out that i tr a reservist has served his a tive duty period and joins a r< ervc unit, he is not subject t 'C'ing recalled to active jluty e.S opt in case of an emergency <it cla red by ithe President of t:l). United States. After tbe reservn completes his three years in u a serve unit and transfers? to th I standby reserve, he cannot no rc c&lled to activewluty except in a emergency declared by tho Cor I - t 1. * ^ p* R ,.4 Z p l r : >} M } . ki. ft \ ... . /. . C. . . 4* I ... v ;f , / V, .;> rx? r~ - ~ . . ! I F ' 'r ^ "J . 4 Unnaltl T. 1 I Mus. it lit Mr. \ Mrs, 1 it</> I Samson ( irt lf. ''tilaiu'Via, S. (', _t . J _-JL. . ? aised, of course,.on Carnation, the world's leading'brand of evaporated mPV! 'OND PSlXE ?1 (10.00 itnii- Williams. Jr. 20 Mas. .Mr.. & Mrs. Jimmie Williams, Sr. Saxun Humes, Columbia, S. 0. Contented"is the word for this cute Carnation baby! Josigrstistli r:'itL . , .V '!!> r - 1 i~*. *' ' - ?" - iw .u i,. i . nmendcd by DociO/a Elc/i/:iiwrc . ' Perfect f 6 ? J To Serve Reserve ! h jrress. d Colonel Claude 1.. Bowen, Jr, -Senior Army Reserve Advisor o ! tin- S i: i h ( iiLniinii? Military?bd-s a tri.t. explained the advantage i <,f available to persons who take ai il active part in the reserve trainini ' profjrarm. h] "There are many definite bene s fits to the individual ^>ai ticipatinj 1 actively in the arrtiy reserve trail e in^- program," the colonel acknow - ledjjed. "AinotTtf-these benefits are C Satisfaction in serving tlu" nation e retirement policies, paid drills r t r.iinintf. lolfl!n,c the leyral oblige n tion, and friendly associations." r The colonel went on to explaii that Individuals who have a reser j ve obligation shoiiht r< main activi s-1 in f urtlierance of their own lies i- iiiu'i r.>i uj.ii/ in int; iiiit idi^ i. Ket-eni rets of ('onyreess havi - ! froaranU-t <1 certain 11, w benefits t< o meinhers of tin1 it-serve I'orees. A ts-! lt.hou.wl> most servicemen? are-re !- ! Cfuii-t-tl hy law to serve in the re t- j serve upon their release from at* it. ti\e tjiity I'run 1 the army, ("unifies e- for that reserve service. !- J Congress provider funds to pai n army reservists for; training as 0 gcmblics. The reservist receives t r ? a . - - - * j /Tf,-. Tl f ' ft,-* <p\ n vjM' ' '; " ;: 7- "v* ' ( ' ; ' . " . , ? w w7" ? w J? .?Jr 'T?? - V. : : ''Jy-i_ ;* : ,'&?& \ * < v|' j* * *--',Anr- .* ? >& THIRD i'KIZK S25.00 IT .liUU' & .loan Adkins 2!) ATos I'ari Mr. A2 Mrs. .(antes Adkins Mr. Columbia, S. (', Congratulations from? Carnation,First Name in Infant Feeding! r ~'i .."V ' -v *v p.*w ^ m " ijCS, V: C Sr*?'* f ic A. *1 k? . I. M J V- V w -i? A ; , / " . ' < J ' ' t ' k v # '/ v. /. { i' < . ..c\:: ?v.v~:: ?& as //<c finest Forth of Milk You r Cc\ king a nd Coffee, tc 6. 9 * j fail ipay of lit1> or r:1. ' Tor card ;t - viitl'l.. . ji:\.. : . 1. I" i made quarterly. All s of active resci ! romp. :v 111 . ncon.aiiale \ II.Hue i ,:i ;it Hi crciiil.-, I'I'll al service i comitcd, iinil cretl ari- added fur at ten ling Iraini ^ as- ell: 1 >!ii -a_ jf ii 'i11 < \i rci.-es, >~u " - .in r ! t.1:11!M!r' '"'.MiiK. and for pa s 4>:i. iny :: other iii i ysurli " trait,in v r-.-i n extension i n, vs. ami . 1 ort tear., of active <i'.i 1. t Fil'loon pin!., a ye..- nil' given - )n,i;.?y an ncti'.' rv: i t \ i>t. C H point is given i'i . t.... ;;r.: . i scmt I;.' ami oherpoiu for each il - of sumniei' camp or other ail duty for training. i, Aclivy reservists may he rrtii after cdmpletHiK -0 years of sat il ' factory service. Fifty credit poii constitute a year of satisfaetc i se; \ ietv l.'ot more may lie earn - j Retirement pay is computed on 1 e pay of the highest rade satisfi i i < . .... I...l.l .1 i | I'm \ mm ii.ii iii^ SH VICT. Indiviuals join the army B!serve at tin* highest rank or gixi n i held iIoi ing prior service and p -I 1.1 .tions may ' come regularly - the required frr+TTesl and progri - | i; demonstrated. There 'aie- opportunities J sshoit lours of aetive duty ay day tours- in interesting, pl"0 - also available to qualified an i rcscrv isls. Reserve enlisted p? THE PALPI - V.. t - mm ... , ' & 3 - r*?v /-T v-i 4; *? |kC R*?. v ?jrr * ? 51 r gfc' - -x:??--- d 2 Li L j ' * ' ? V. ' ^ r ' v ,.'.-N ' .-a-* t' iVT: ??1? ?? H' > * ' Y ,. :J:::'-: 4 % u!> so v\ **$ a ~^sMrs fes si t ^ fes 2 ' . So i!i ' v. a - . ~ younj >t ivTU I'KI/.K .S2.1.00 I'll TH Pit hcnia Salterw hiti* '? Mos Johnnio I-'Umv & Mrs. II. Satterw hito Mr. & >Jrs. . Columbia,*S. C. Columbi Healthy and happy- No wonde a typical is th Carnation baby! every doc ' ? La** : \L* j-'i 1 f#; il a V/- '-i uil 1 ' H V; * ? ^ .1; .. . . L\ ?3 yV- I '] Can Buy for Your Baby. i'Jr ? ! may be placed 011 active ng it y. <;! their (ami request, to at1 ten-t various- army technical ve . . : ii Oi'i'.ce.s" may he assigned, al- to \ a: ; as ..i : y schools pertinent cr* to ? ! i; a 11 iiycAji'?dutie. A its -t ''' .d..y. v.i'h 1 he new retirement j ng ; i;.i . and the other benefits of the m- : army reserve. .Si nth Carolina re-1 :*t i ... bts re gelt'ng more out of : as rh i-i -id pin the army reserve1 .ir-' : .an ver before, and at the samfc ty. ac,' a.i * lining bofster the for * ... r-,1 by Strength" in '' .: * * . - ^ ?j. * J, j lay ill' d i OlMT. 1>K(.\Y ivo ( < Nf;h it \T!UN (H..J1 STICK , :l.\bbA> ed is-' Y\- j } , T( >N- (AXr)--Raeonts ' .>i| .lames Kastland (lb. >ry j Miss.I in st week forced a post ponced. j mont the confirmation of jushe 1 ic.'-i c L nated .John M. Harlan of !ic- ' \"\, York as a member of the U. j S. Si pre iie court, re-J . As a result, the much-debated I ale. question of how and when to end 10-. public school segregation will not 'if be considered untii after congress 1 jss convenes in January. After its historic ruling bann- I for j ing segregation in the nation's ithischools, tlie high court had design- j ii- J ali'd the week of Dec. G to hear >fi- | oral arguments as to how its manmy I Ten states and the District of tr-* Columbia wero to participate in ?i ? : 5.TTO LEAPEB . F " n # 7^ - "" jr ?- * r-o J 4P% R ffi m h "!5 -a ^ ^ rv u. lj mm m* u ii ^nl@s i a * .. ... " < SiC "THANK YOU" ill you parents i winners or :rat, healthy ii,rants'arc the cutest vtion babies we ever saw;!) :his-newspaper Cyour cooperaias woikIci'I ul! lie ii!-wr s ( you worked s51iard iiig the final winners!) anks. ,i.;d hanks a^ain. from at'on .. 11i'i u'dk i iuhelps it-y- -UiKi} ie-*- -grvt w : n t o d i car thy? ?stcrs. . ' ... ... ' -?TV"' IZE $23.00 SIXTH PRIZE $25.00 linn, 11'Alos. Toynetta Mcdraw, 12 M I.W. Fleming 31 r. & Mrs. Isaac Mc(Ir ariS. C. Columbia, S. C. i r Carnation Off to a good start, e milk _ on the "milk from tor knows! contented cows!" i; . %, ;y> - ., x-; * > evaporawb^ . M IL K I, ** D ' 'CWCAStP tin* arguments. - :- inos Hal Eastland, a foe of integra vice tion. fo cod the postponement ser\ i uhen i.r i-?" u -te i ;I.e senate judi- all .nary .-i.l.ci- r.'.nili.a. : ? delay rot'. ; B sitioi'at'M n of Justice'| hit laids noni- 1 Ihii ination unul t}ie new tonjrii'ss i ed meets. ... > ; uriiy The senator'* action prompted em e the Supremo euurt to postpone he 1 heariev arguments in "the absence Hoof a foil court". ! dec In a roib.er action, the tribunal ' refused to ,'consider u,he constitution. i:t, of an Alabama law p'ohh- 11 f 1 'ta11 c marriages between members < ' Yi ? A*e< :t:i ! vhite races. Tito ' .a;t'.j i ol Itie-lii-UUii.ni uocti tjuvst iotied v by ?>l *s i.innio Jac>Mon, ' " a Ni_v' > woman smtenced. to two ^us year- in the state penitentiary he- uas cause if her marriage to a white ' . 1 nan. j_J? I prol LKADINCIJ&'S. DISTILLER I tact i ADDS AFRICAN TO COAST ranl I STAFF . L Toil! LOS ANGELES?(ANT)--Frank " v 1 lyn A. Ajaye of Sierra Leono, ' _ Africa, v.'us recently appointed 1,1 I as a special K representative in ^e? i eharjre of trade , relations and a,1(' | marketing for the greater-Loa-? ^ Angeles area by' one - of "ttre" TtlG tioriVTeadinjj"distilleries. on Max Morgenthau, Southern Cali- * u fornia manager for Frankfort Distillers announced the appointment of the Afrioan and said "We feel r-~ -M I n 'f ; ' J ! j , " ' ' ' ' i 3 ~Y'r: I *. n '.a, .. . i' i * . .* * ' if : - ' "V . I 0 ^ ' i -1 j - I : , ' h I os. . aw CI - 0? c? --f# ?w a I -m ti 1 i -J' 3* 1 m ioi\ i(,r I s-U. J r.'i . t t! :'?ij, rt ' ht '4i|$ a 1 i'- er I r< !f<1 . a* J -1'0 1 ? \hx t fortunate in obtaining the serLfij s of Mr. Ajaye. We feel his to ice will be mbst beneficial to levels-- of the industry." / 1 . orn iti Kroc-U'W Sierra I.oono, < > ish West Af: a n, A.iaye attend- n* Trinilv ^ collage. t'amarliig.- -t ersity in Kr.gla-.Til, ami in lb20 is mi t'nhnn bia-university win-re ' w a- if. ti?.f D ,-iiu-ss. m was gra lunt.e'l in 1with', a -t rob of M. S. ('. in Kcoiuunics. >m i h. hK k(;iik rotc professor >MOTKI> J! !-<gvci.'K ! VST IT? 111. Ala'." vl'?--An HO'IV professor at,, kogoe institute here last week promoted by the Department ho Army. j jy 0 is Maj. Walter H. Dabnejv' ft feasor of military science and ..( ics, who was elevated to the p k of lieutenant colonel. a t. Col. Dabney now is in his [t rth year at Tuske^ee. He is C( ct ran of World War II where *| served with the 366th infantry p Italy. Dedorattons which he irs include the Purple Heart p the Bronze Star. p 1 graduate of Howard univer- a I.t. Dabney was formerly v the facuty trf Tenhessee A and t niversity. _ ' t BUY BONDS ; r ^^ r r ' ' I | Food and Home N< Family Fare Costs . - * I .Food prices in the year ahead re expected to .average the, s ame r a little lower This year, accor J mx to family h,o'l economist' of re l". S. Deparli.reh? of A/ricul? .:turhv'ls I -'"'. :*;. ! .: !?- sc ire costs. the V \ . : s: r^'.yrl r-.i.h h -a * 1 * ' inoi. -)i. no;.- I, roil', e. po I, O I'. ,-e rends of the j r. -i " two years Viaf" the i- 1dy.fl' he-', i e i.'Oef.. ch.cken and other e.u . ha-.c- I?* n lower. iJiniv. rial lids a o- .. have decline.! ji< | i. a''-. \>;th ip'.vet ! u,l'e| |ipiecsf oil slight but steady decreases in atioit-wide average price con uiuers nave paia lor milk. i'ota' '0- a'so Have !>een cheaper. The supplies si' llle.-t .inpmM ii'if <. o..s l>.!'?i;ast l'i') t-'re?yxrar a.-.j .. to.i jvr:. es wiil' iu'. . plenty. I. v;.:',*ot;::,i u. .".s-t. ao crop; ' .i . ;.i e :i... , c-.i w ith fat*?r . ..hist nil. :< *...'. rke-r>. are.' rev.. .n -u?. a.irrieultui'pi'o'hict' -n. '.'oil'. t > . < r. '! lie , k it tiif ' t.nv.. .i. ;.i. u. * >:!> a * .,!?*** < ? . ( , .?:<? . ei ' if r ' 'Mr 'i ... ..te' lo*<: <! ..*". ir w. a \ of the ''ta.jiiiy". f.io.l ,j.?ir . 'jai./.s ii a' j i . t ul I at.. , p pa.e ! 1'. . .? t .o.aii- hut en.;', ore i i an nome n epaiK? i a,-' a hoiiiemaker who "does! ii .her own work" ami thinks], 'ita envy about housewhole ser-j j. ..ears past often has a I ........ j. i p..lure of ear.ier, . eas-;. . . . .. , according to Dr. flor. ade v.eiss jn of family I eOnomics research of the U. S. epaiiment of Agriculture. Even i il?00, often thought of us u golden ago" when eveVy middle lass family had household seric\ the. census figures Bhow nly one ''domestic" for every 13 _ rivate households. Now the atio is one for every 25 houseold la. A more important differhce between then and now proahly is that 1 unmarried, sisters n<! aunts lived at home and -help j with the housewhole work hiie today these women gener- 1 ly employed elsewhere and can ] ten atford their .own livinir ar- p mgoments. t Service costs probably will con- 1 nue to rise for families in the. iar ahead, Dr. Weiss points 1 jt. For urban families such.] sMts include rents, and for both'] urban?famines r-they p eiii.li: mi".!iia.l costs,- household t 'I'v'.i-- ami piM'Ni itai cafe. thimus c -v-rvn-i- tonal -." sis n.-re \ nan : a; fu? hospital sei'V ice a!>>> l-M> times as co-'tly. Iaiuiul ry: ? .tes anil beauty shop services;1 ?ve nearly doubled and hair cu'.i: ! so cost more. Dr. Weiss comrh-!' its that when employment op-) ' srtunities are pood, especially j >r women, the preference "is a. vay form the personul service, bs where wapes have not yet ( 1 illy caupht up to wapes in In- * istry. In a culture in which-j ' iman .aboc has hiph value, do- ^ ,estic and personal chores .cast- ! it be expected at low wapes. Service is included in hou-o- ' Id expenses in ?.. 1 . :' way--- for ample, ir. the imav ..no.mi ? :' vha'iiicai euuip*. ..a at tha; iiiutcs for human' labor'. Service 1 also im reason p'y fi '-ha-;d ' tTh food am! cio:''',.r. T.iis 1 eatis that d< me;; > <> pi ?;? ? uni.es rfor t,'u-? 1 c-.'.L.ud can 1 had more cheaply by . ?va ' oi..n ti >n than by i; iividiatl . lusehold employees. ( omii-1*ukk/.i\ti :.\>rt;try Now in a linn- to til! \acitut in -the? home--freewr -will: > I'lins <?' young chickens that re so plentiful ai?! such good ' uys on market* generally," the : . S. Department suggests; birds 1 Tr?roa^tTTTgr' w i 1! he frozen wJirtle ?ady to cook style. But those to ' c coked in serving pieces, such s broiler or fryer chickens, take 1 >ss freezer space and are more i onvienient to use if cut up unu hen packaged compactly. REI'ARING W IOLL BIRDS If you stcrt with a riressad bird ? t must be drawn and have head! eet, lungs and oil sac removed lso the neck for packaging con cnience. The deal'-' u;trr.Uy doe his for the customer. But after: he_ bird comes .Vr>et it chould. >e rinsed thoroughly inside and | f you huy ready-to cook poultry if top quality, it should need no J TT Pv* Btes cleaning before freezing. But it's wise to inspect it carefully and clean if needed. Wrap and freezo giblets separately- from?the?bird D jti't. tjtufT birds before freezing : A ' mac ; i ?: Tie wing- t.-1- legs close to the v r. closely with" " . . I ?,; moistuf -.I l;.1!. . . riMse wrap ? . ,,' >< ?i??r " i p.' vpming the skin discoi m i vyji rcezer ' ti.-n." 1 n . wrapping c.ose to the ! i .' >, f.iice out . air be 1 ' i' . ?^?i '->il i-?nspeceig ly ;ii. i !.. ; ..'1)1 1? . the hi d ' with ?. .c, h...tids. Seal it by fo. ..ing. Kt^t-seal' film or fold ai 1 then secure with freezer tape. . <>ut.?ltle...w ap ?>f oi4im*?^?paper st ck nette may be used to pro-' ?i-?-?1.1m from punt t ri-.:,; . .. . .i . vhon pack gc. ew-ii j... the freezer, it ?' < - f iv.ry frozen long>-' ca-v o. a temporary shut-O.T pf vit i- rjcity. " m l i ? ;4' e s Vi. freeze i *. hickon or other r.Kij-t conveniently, wrap en 4 piece -i jiaratc-ly and then ?- ii'.-jt* itvr in a freer.*r Tenti-incr; .-t'h as a waxed ct.rNn. plastic coated carton, freezer hag or wiapp'ug. The tray packs <if ;'r zcn cut-up chicken as sold h are not . designed for 5n storage.-'l?ut may be kept in the'freezer foi* a few days. For or storage, ; repack .with fre-~-~ nzer wrappings, always packaging: the .giblets separately. LOADING THE FREEZER A question frequently asked is . ? how long it takes poultry to freeze solid. A single bird weigh ?tg?less than eight pound* will freeze solid in about 80 hours it the temperature in the freezer Is zero F. or lower. Because fast freezinng is important, a temperature below zero is desirable Also important is not putting in too much poultry to be frozen at one time, became theen freezing may he so slow that spoilage will occur. If you plan to freeze a numoer of birds, here's how to calculate for a safe load. Put in no more than 3 pounds for each cubic foot of total space in the freezer every 24 -hours. If possi- --? : orronffn *1 4-V? ?a ? Ztv bll? IWOvl OU kUUv tTttCIl package against a refrigerated iurface-either walls, shelf or bot:om, depending on the type of freezer. Storage Time: Finally there's :he question of how long to keep loultry in the freezer. As -a-rule iiblets should be .held njj longer * man three~~months and the birds :he:naelves six months to a year, io make sure of using the frocy poultry at its best, put on the u.i ki ge the date v hen it was nut u t:'.. freezer. Lapel each packago also with the kind ot bird .nd the weight or the number of erving pieces. Giblets shou.d be ubled'as such, with date when irotten. fOMMEMS ANL) INQUH1ES Address all corrsepondenee on tems uppearing in the Food ma Home .Notes to Helen C." Douglass Press Service, Office of inlormation, U S Department of Agriculture, Washngton 25, D C - HEAR NEGROES CAN CONiKOl. OWN SLIM CLEARANCE :i It AGO ? t AN P i ? A prolumiit rca. e.-l-ate and banking utiettii told this city's leading vTrTTors that, .N ogroos could con- :rr; i..cd< ,.\\.t slttm Clearance | "H-r.eu laws now being enacted in many states. Peter is. LtUKewski, chair . of he N eigr.hortH-.od Kc?<c\ etopment hommissam of t hicago, speaking .:v- "t:.e S '.:Gis i .e s i^ouietis Park iv..y Hue ibraal the ainendd .Kis.o.s Nmg-iborhoo.i Kedeve ;>;>!.i'.-:.; t or; * i\;iir\. on law prolines a means of -eliminating 5 i u iii ana blight conditions mrough ntignborhood redevelopment c1fl*poirauous property stiper f fsed unJ regulated. ? tyjiicwsij,' who is also presi- _ dent of the Cosmopolitan Nation al bank, said the law "represents a challenge. A ' "it is a chal.enge to every one of us. It is t.hc method of luting neighbors get. .together to wurg out the saivauon of their neighborhood with their o\vn" devices. It gives them a valuable weapon." The baking official explained ' . T.hal many other states either' had, or were working on laws which would put slum clearance and redevelopment under the com-^ trol of people moat effected by it^ _ . .it . . -J % ? r