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PAGE TXIREi THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, ORANGEBURG. S. C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1945. THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY DAILY CROSSWORD ItUWMAN IF ANY OF voit -AFTrWTHATMtO V.

1 OONT KNOW General Motors Stages Walkout At Parley ipfl VJTFK VITM JJvAJHAT SHE HAS BOYS EXPECT TO DlNMtfR VsFL I I CCTr.irf.i,l A FUOITIVH TURKEY 1 IN MIND BUT I Friend of Mar'na Thomas Carroll Ott sun Mr. and Mr. Thomas Oil will be sorry to learn LXF OVF f-teOM AJHAT SHF3 SUP II linn 1ST HEAGHEO THE AWK- that ne is sick ith Hu. 18. Undent in.

Man's nam." 20, Germanium MVm.) 22. Slight depression 2.1. Underworld god 24 Cicatrix A vial Seaman Itoyce Kai.ieili-i 1-c ol (Continued From Page One) i the Naval Air Station, Melbourne treasurer of the CIO Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers, said members were considering an offer designed to end is spending a 11 -day furlough with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kastei'iu.

DOWN Chest of fh -a wen Deputy Spar Portion of curved 1 June-hug Malt beverage Dird Still River (Sib Hand- covering To ho faint from heat UFRi: AND TIIF.KE In the electrical dispute, Chas. K. Wilson, General Electric presi-, dent, asked the union to recon-j 26 Knduim sym pence In ti li.ilkan. 27 Desert a seven state strike or i.vnuu persons. The terms of the offer, made by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass and the Llbbey Owens Ford Company, were not disclosed.

The walkout began Oct, Tin" spoke -man sulci fiance Afr 1 i sider a decision rejecting a 10 per, i cent wane boost offer. The stakes, Wilson said In a-I statement, "are too monentotis.j for quick trigger action and er--omic wishful thinking." He said 2S Vrtirila Anaer 31 (Jo I of war (Gr 30 Peck 37 A depart. mmt in Peru 33 Over (poet Becomes un.foi Lamp revs It John Hobt. Wiatnei armed Saturday iroiu Camp Lcc, i to spend a 12-day luriougu 1 with his mother Mrs. Winnie I Weathers Other Chnsliuas, 1 guests of Mrs-.

Weathers were, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Floyd, and Miss Mary Lee (.1 I Columbia and Corporal Ciem ge 'Allan of Camp troll, i Spartanburg. Mrs. Jones, claugliir-i lleltv Jackson, left MoiKhw lor 2D .11.

Tally liKATH CLAIMS THF.OIMiRF. DRI ISFR HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 28 (T1) Theodore Dreiser, noted American author, died at hig home tonight of a heart attack. likewise disiipiiiiiiili'il in the rulo fllli'llril to her lii the K.iMern roiiuniiMon, 1 i i 1 her without the ii )v'i' l.i vi-ti i Unit i.Iip has on the I'tnlcd Nation. Security t'otlllril.

He Sis ill the over-all procedure for concltiiliiiK peacp treaties was "auli democratic." because the Sovirt Union, America and (ireat I'aitain would the peace terms and "sutollile countries" would merely ratify the decisions. In Home, a try spokesman said the Moscow announcement "is undouhtedlv a step the union action Dec. 21 in turning down the boost "in a matter; of minutes" indicated sufficient', consideration had not been given to the offer. In reply, James J. Matles, U-E organization director, said the 10 per cent offer "represents a miserable package which you have thrown to the to take it or leave it by Jan.

1," G-F. has agreed to meet Wed- ACROSS I Client lulling) i F'ciiilnln name 7. A wrinkU (Nat. Hist 8. Revolve 10.

Konian hOUSff Rods 11. Top of mill( 13 Occurrences 13 Music note 16 Tidy 17. Who was famous in aero. nan ties? 21. Father of Rods 22.

Term of enclenrnient 23. fireoU letter 24. ftuns at top speed 27. Diocesan center 30. Not ornate 31.

Keep 32. Sloth 33. Wife of Jacob (Bib.) 35! Means of 39. Multicolored horses 40. Net-like cloth 41.

Blunders 42. Obstacle 43. Hotly of water Moscow hits soft treatment ot Nazis and hails Byrnes' position. WHATS rOOKINCj'-IS ALWAYS TMC JACK P5T OUfcSTION AT MC5 BItlMSTONES SEVEA4 MleiMVS AVJFr-K- I backward from the Potsdam nVci- COUGHING due to a cold WHY KEEP ston" wit to the Italian ipiestioii. Italy pai icula 1 1 ipL Zip www ISUJ.

1 i-J I -rr- -r- Trr. yy-A I I i I I mm i ayi i inied. ht Weatliers were, Mr. a id Mrs. C.

W. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-eph Smith, Orangeburg, Mr. and Alis, Kfljiar Stroman, ifii'gnter Betty, added, at riot heiny deuce oer (lei- Kramcil pircei many 's Ilalkan i ncsd.ry with federal conciliators, as has Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.

Wilson said his 1 company "has every desire to con- tinue discussions with the union leaders in the hope of working out the vtal problems on a sound ec-! onomic basis through direct nego-. tiations." Meantime in Columbus, Lewis MeCrackcn, secretary Miami, where they Willi spend Christmas with Mrs, Louise! Collins. Tney vere ui.conir.au ed by Mrs. Mood Bell ivh will visit! I her cousin, Mrs. Minnie Shop- I i pai als-o of Miami.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kaiser had' as week-end guests. Llla Scoggins and daiiglitcr, ALss Lvelyn Scoggms of Hickory Grove. Mr.

and Mrs'. L. CJ. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Wealner.s, daughter, Faye, and Mrs. CI G. Dantler, daugu'ers, ftliss Fiancis Dantler and' Mrs. T. Smith, Johnnie annamaKer, Mr.

and Mrs. Buy Floyd, Miss Mary Lee Weathers ol Columbia, I pvt. John Hobt. Camp I Lee, and Cpl. George Allen Weathers Camp CroU, spent Christmas Day wun Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. l'elder 'a: Charleslon. I Mrntho-Miitslon quickly tooth th irrimird throat membranei. hflp loown Ihe ik )i phlegm and allay the coughing.

Hrst dose tfllrf. Monry back XI not drlifhttd. lie only at dUacted. satellitcs. and Mrs.

John Wm. Weatliers and little daughter, Thertsea spent Christmas Day at BalesUirg with Mr. and, Mrs. Sam H. Weathers'.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Felder daughter Miss Ruby Felder spent Christmas Day with Mrs. G. C.

Martin at West Columbia. KLLOKKK Mi. Miriam Deer is peiuiiny, the holcmys with her; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Deer, During Pie eek Mr. anil Deer amf lamily isited -ekiti', cs in Ulincrs, i Mrs. W. (..

Noli in has Ijeesi ill I fit? if Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce and cliUdren Cameron, Mr. and' Tliomas Ott, Mr and James Weathers, Bowman. Mr.

and Mrs, McCray Weathers' and sou John spent i Christinas Day at St. George as i guests of Mrs. vVcatiieiV grand- (other, Mrs. Weeks. Jack Dantzler and son o.r Higli Point, N.

were visiters i on last Sunday at the home ol his brother. C. Lant.le.' and 1 Mrs. Dantler. They also had as dinner guests Sunday Mr, and Mrs.

Wm. Felder and daughter, Klaine, Mrs. W. Smith all ol Charleston, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Floyd, and Miss Mary Lee Weathers, Columoia, Cpl. Georue Allan Weathers, Camo Crolt, Pvt. 'John Robert Weathers, Camp Lee, Mr. and Mrs-. G.

Weathers I Johnnie Wamiarnaker, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weathers id daughter, with iiiUueiu'a In several days. Also among those win have been ill during the are Mrs. J.

t. IIiiiihci inller. Mrs. Wilier and Miss Aadale.i i C. W.

esscndorl ol Charleston i is spending the holidays with his I daughter, Mrs. S. Stromal), Sergt. and Mrs. iU vood Thompson of Camp Buttier, N.

C. spent I Monday night at the home of Mr. land Mrs. John 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Hay mono Thu.np-' eon of Yonges Island were Clinst-j mas guest of Mr. ano Mrs. J. P. Thompson Sr.

near Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thompson ol Meggetts spent Monday and Tuesdav at the homii ol Mr. and Mr.

and Mr. and iter, Mr. 'olnmuia, (. 1 1 si 1 1 l.i.-, Mrs. M.

II. Rn-ii Mr-. Sjhi Hash, Jack Ueni, har of (. CrtVPTOQVOTF. A eryptogram quotation OP QF PLPV EB CP.

HOST. FCPVP'E SQCP Vestcnhiy's Cr itoiiiote: A NOBLE AIM FAITHFULLY KEPT, IS AS A NOLLE DEED WORDSWORTH. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Reaction Varies To Moscow Accord i Mrs. George Weathers and jjr it'aje.

Mrs. Winnie Weathers. Friends of Rentz Beiry. son of Biol t' A cit 1 1 ii isli. Anion the culliye Ve no ni lavs at.

liien home- here are actor, Vor-la r.liiiKi.- Sliuler. Sylvia Keller, lnck, Sidney Hi in lee McKnight, Suzanne University in South Carolina; L. M. Fuiideiiiu. 'Newberry: Margaret Khe Mooier, Columbia College.

A Closeout Of Special Items At Sacrifice Prices: and Mrs. J. P. Thoniis Sr. Dr.

and Mrs. Franklin Gciger and children of Columbia are! -visiting at the nome of iGeiger mother, Ik's. Henry Ott. Mr. and Mrs.

Dallas Weathers; of the Duncan Chapel Community' entertained at supper Sunday! Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Berry arc glad to know that he is able to be up after being sick with pneumonia.

Lawrence Ayer's many lriend.s regret to hear that he is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Std-'oy Fairey, Mr. M.

Murray, of Pa. are and Markley and i guests of Mr. IlLLOKEK, Deo. 8 (Continued From Page One) will have first call on the Secre tarv. night, Miss Betty Jo Hutto of 1 I Murray.

Mr. and Mrs. HM.tv Arant tended the Golde'i Wedding Mrs. William Pike, of Aiken, were the Christmas fines -s of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. Martin. near Orangeburg, Miss Miriam at- m- H. Mrs. F.dith I.mine, of villi.

and Mr. and Ben C. Limb, chairman of the Korean commission of the United Slates, assailed the plan for a loiy'-power trusteeship for Korea, saying it did not mean liberty, Thompson, Miss Helen Hart and 11. J. Martin of Charleston, Sir.

and Mrs. Hoy Whetstli. Christmas Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Watt NONE BETTER.

Hoys Sport Jackets $2.05 Values, Color combination and solids. Excellent for school wear. All size. Hoys Sport Jackets $7 .05 Values. Checks and solid cnmhinatinn.

Some with knit sleeves. In all sizes. WORLD URUkb! SUltR Al IU Hoys Sport Jackets Values. Best Fellow pportswear. "0 wool.

Serviceable for a'l wear. Tans, checks, solid and combinations. 4's to 10's. 0 nivesaiy reception of Mr. and Mi s.

A. W. Brians hi, o'' Alkunlale, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Sprot: are spending the weeK's holidays with relatives in Wins'on-Salein, N. C. Mrs. H. P.

Troy. Si. spent in t'olumhia with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troy and family.

Dr. and Mrs. Verne l.ance and children, Flame an Hubert, of Charleston, W. are guests ol Mrs and Mrs. Willie Smith.

Sergeant and Mrs. William i ntoV 1 $3.00 $5.00 $2.00 but "supervision, re; friction and: overlordship." I Senator MeCarran commented he could see "nothing beneficial to tile United in letting Russia enter a set-up for governing Japan. He termed this "contrary tti every principle we have put forward" and added that America should demand that Russia pull completely out of the Balkans. Newcome and daughter, Sharon Ann, left Wednesday lor Shreveport, where Sergeant Newcome will be stationed. hlA, )iis j0 1 if, ft! a a ja lirupH 111 I'lli li liwnuu 3 eaeo culds' drippy mis- ASTES "Jfik ISO ery, you foel bei tcr.

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