Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 17

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23 1948 LORENCE MORNING NEWS LORENCE PAGE 17 RUSSIAN MINERS All) RENCH STRIKE LONDON Nov The Moscow radio announced today Russian miners have contributed 1000000 rubles to support strik ing rench coal miners Interior Minister Jules Moch has charged in the rench As sembly that the strike was in stigated and financed by Russia through the communist interna tional Information bureau the Uominform The' strike has cost rance and the European Recov ery effort more than 9000000 tons of coal More than half the miners now are back on the job The Moscow broadcast said the 1000000 ruble was equal to 54472000 francs On this basis UNBEATABLE USED CAR VALUES 1948 Pontiac 2 door sedan 1948 Dodge Pickup 1947 Buick 4door sedan 1948 ord sedan coupe 1946 Chevrolet pickup 1946Mercury 2 door sedan 1946 Buick 4 door sedan About thirty other good clean used cars from which you can easily make a selection COX MOTORS INC 131 East Cheves Street Phone 286 lorence MULLINS IREMAN CRITICALLY INJURED MULLINS Nov Her ring Jr young Mullins bookkeep er for the Anderson theatre was critically Injured Sundav morning when the fire engine of the Mul lins fire department accidently ran over him as he was pulling hose from it during a fire The fire practically destroyed Beulah Church A Negro church on Seaboard Avenue here Mr Herring was taken to the Mullins hospital where his in it would be equivalent to about $180000 juries are said to bo quite serious Dr inklea or lorence urologist was called to his bed side Mr Herring is married and has two children He is third fire chief of the de partment Herbert Altman of Mullins was driving at the time the accident occurred Clifton Thomas regular driver was out of town today Don Webster of Tulsa of the Hockey League is starring as a defense man after playing for ward for nine teams since he turned pro in 1942 Applications Pour In or Merit Exams Applications for examinations for twelve classes of positions in the South Carolina Employment Security Commission are coming In daily to the merit supervisor's office and this office will con tinue to receive applications until the closing date December 0 ac cording to a statement made to day by Bradley Merit Sys tem supervisor for the agency Positions and salary ranges for which exams will be held arc as follows: typist stenographer clerk Junior clerk (arm Place ment) $14750 19') 00 senior ste nographer telephone operator and receptionist senior clerk (arm Placement) $17000 22500 prin cipal stenographer junior inter viewer (arm Placement) $20500 27000 senior interviewer (ann Placement) $235 300: statistician field deputy $270 345 Applicants to be accepted for examination must be citizens of the United States and must meet the residence requirements and the minimum qualifications of the position (s) and must file ap plication on the official form or further information call at your nearest State Employment Service office or write the office of the sunpervisor 1128 Pendle ton Street Columbia Half of football coaching staff of six including Head Coach Earl Brown played football for Notre Dame Jim Ryckclcy broke the same bone in the same foot three times last football season He's all right now BUY A NEW ELECTRIC TRAIN Because your old one work or niuaranfoedTepaifsTring the old one to MODELS AND TOYS 202 SOUTH GRAHAM ree Estimates Open Evenings IN LAST 16 MONTHS MORE MEN VOLUNTEERED OR THE ARMY than chose jobs in any other business 1 IMPS THE RECORD 'a I I Between July 1 1947 and October 21 1948 a total of 214616 forward looking young American men signed original enlistment contracts with the Army This number is greater than the number of men who obtained jobs with any other American business during the same period During thia sixteen month period the total of all enlistments in your Army amounted to 341959 Of thia group 93473 veterans re turned to the Army men who had discovered that the Army offered them more than civilian life And in the same period 33870 men re enlisted to continue their satisfying productive Army careen Thousands upon thousands of intelligent young men are finding worth while remunera tive and satisfying careen in the Army And every day more men are taking advantage of the unlimited opportunities the Army offere opportunities that be duplicated in civilian life or instance in the month of August 1948 alone 44204 signed enlistment contracts of three yean or more with the Army Today fifty seven per cent of the volunteers tn the Army have had previous military service enjoyable happy service which they want to continuo This impressive record is solid conclusive proof that the Regular Army offers tho kind of career opportunity that t)e young menf our nation demand an opjtonunity notnly to learn but to servo at Uie same time WNr MEN RE ENHST Ranking high among the reaaona thou sands of men give for aelecting or continu ing careers in the Army are the chances for rapid advance ment in their chosen fields Today the Army is expanding fast This expansion means unlimited opportunity for promotion of skilled highly trained men Advancement is important however there are many other good souiul rea sons why so many intelligent men chouse to stay iu the Army Here are but a few On the day a man enlists the Army starts a retirement bene fit for him which con tinues to grow as long as he stays At the end of six yean he has established an equity which compares with a retire ment benefit of $6250 Army technical schools offer tho moat advanced and special ized training in interesting practical fields technical "knuw have to pay for in civilian life WHAT THE NEW ARMY OERS YOU Before you choose any career compare it with a future in the Regular Army Never before lias the Army offered such tremendous opportunities for a real career to the alert ambitious young men of America On the one hand you have the chance to serve your country while learning a new trade or to further your education in impor tant fields And on the other hand there are the financial advantages the job security the retirement benefits the chances fur rapid pro motion the free medical and dental care tliat are yours in the Army A career in the Army is an opportunity that just be beat And a lifetime opportunity! Get the full details now at your nearest US Army and US Air orce Recruiting Office Vfc7EACHSAMERlCAs'7 7W MOST IMPORTANT BUSINESS 4B1 THI Hlw AlMT AHO Alt 01 Ct OHtl VM WIOtn (HOICI Ol CAtttt )OI1 I tnr OMOruNiir io aovancimini ROOM 106 POST OICE lorence South Carolina Appearance Of Chicken Pox Noted Health Department Several cases of chicken pox have been reported to the City Health Department during the past two weeks Claude II Bal lard city health officer said last night Chicken pox is an acute highly contagious disease but usually presents only mild constitutional symptoms The incubation period may be mther lengthy Some times a period of three weeks may pass after exposure before symptoms of the disease will ap pear Average incubation period however is about 15 days Symptoms nt the onset is usul ly a slight fever followed within 24 hours by appearance of the eruption after which the temper ature may rise further Usually the eruption appears first on tho back and chest crops continuing to make their appearance for a period of two to three days on the average Each crop requites about 36 hours to pass through the sev eral stages Lesions are superfic ial and rupture very easily: The germ of this disease is spread directly from person to person Indirectly from articles freshly soiled by discharges from an Infected person About six days must elapse after the ap pearance of tho first eruption be fore the patient can be consider ed non communicable Mr Bal lard indicated Confusion between the disease and smallpox plus the possibility of secondary infections due to scratching of the lesions is re sponsible for the chief importance given chicken pox Control meth ods are limited but the patient should be excluded from school and avoidance of contact with non itnmune persons effected Articles soiled by discharges from the nose and throat should be burned and at the termination of the disease a thorough clean ing of soiled articles should be made Quarantine for the con trol of this disease has not been effective but warning placards arc used in some instances In conclusion Mr Ballard em phasized the importance of con sulting the family physician when typTSf appears In the home By making this a con stant policy definite diagnosis can be obtained and chance of complications may be prevented hution of funds from the state to the schools for various expenses of the schools is needed He said that he believed that if the recommendations of the com mittee are adopted that the state will have a much bettor school system QUICK LOANS $6 Io $50 Southern inance Co 216 lorence Trust Bldg Phone 778 Real Estale Loans On Improved Property 3 Years To Pay National inance Corp Phone 1506 212 Dargan Street Darlington Drivers Bicycle Riders Are Commended By Police DARLINGTON Nov The first in a series of weekly com mendations to drivers bicycle riders and pedestrians has been issued in Darlington this weekend by the Darlington Police Depart ment Recognized for their safe use of the streets ut Darlington are listed: Mrs Hoy ields for park ing correctly in a congested area Wayne Hatched and Johnny El liott for their special interest in studying the book In Bi cycle Claude Vaughan Jr for observing good safety me thods which was done while bi cycle riding and for giving the correct hand signals Also Billie Bristow for care ful driving Mrs McKeith an Jr for careful crossing of crowded streets Chief of Police Privcttc also announces that the special racks for bicycles are now being erected on the public square and were placed in the business sec tion of Darlington today (Sat urday) County Health continued from page one Department representing Dr Claussen county health offi cer Miss Vela Smith county home demonstration agent re viewed the work of the extension services including the farm agent reviewed the work of the extension services including farm agent's office All departments pledged 100 per cent cooperation in carrying out the program stressing the needs in the various departments State Agencies Besides Miss Neely members of state agencies participating in the program were: rom Home Dem onstration Department Janie Mc Dill Extension nutritionist Jane Ketchen assistant state home demonstration agent Ruby Cra ven home management specialist Eloise Johnson 4 Girls' Club Agent Cuitys Ballentine Agcnt At Largc assisting in health work and Miss Helen Holstein Win throp College Also from Clemson Extension Service: Lomas extension dairy specialist: Johnson ood Improvement Specialist Nettles extension service en tomologist Duffey Div of Agricultural Engineering from the State Health Department Linton principal sanitary engineer Mrs Blanche Speed district supervisor of Health Work Vincent district sanitarian Also from State Education De partment Miss Maisie Book hart consultant in Health Edu cation I Dowling director of instruction Castine chief elementary supervisor Hen drix supervisor School Attend ance Bode Phillips state super visor of physical education lorence County Among those from lorence County attending were Mr Lcitz sey Dr Walter Mead a mem ber ct the Slate Board of Health Dr Julian Price representing the State Medical Society Dr Claussen County Health Offi cer: Poston county superin tendent of education Dr A Simmons chairman of County Board of Health Alex Brunson president of the lorence County arm Bureau Mrs Steve Ander son president of County Council of arm Women Miss Vela Smith county home demonstration agent and Misses Blanche Kelley and Mary rances Shirley her assis tants Claude Ballard city health officer McLendon county farm agent and A Odom his assistant: Rogers district 4 II Chib lender Mrs Julian Dus enbury vice president of the lorence County Health Council Mrs Mary Gregg head of the County Public Welfare Dept John Ed Baker health educator County Health Dept James Bog ers editor The Morning News Miss Mary Hekn Octzel execu tive secretary of the County Association Mrs Gause Coward representing Mrs Alknc Hascklon a vice pi esident of the Auto urniture General inancing LOANS Low Rates INDUSTRIAL LOAN INANCE CORP 102 3 Irby at mone 835 county Others Listed Also Young Mrs Holman Mrs Carrie Castcen Mrs Bernice Koonce and Mrs lora Nettles all public health nurses County Health Dept Mel lette superintendent of Timmons ville City Schools Charlie Har rell Bee Dee District engineer State Board of Health A Hat chcll investigator county health dept Smith Tans Bay School superintendent War ren Walkup and Mcarland sanitarians County Health Dept Mrs Hazel Gee director of guid ance and curriculum lorence City Schools Benton mem ber of County Board of Health and council executive committee: Harriett Chapman district Public Health Nurses supervisor Miss Valorie Bath school nurse city schools Miss Ann Turbeville nurse city health department: Mrs Poston County Council of arm Women Quick or EMERGENCY See Us Today Phone 2334 STAR INANCE COMPANY 160 A Evans Sf Weather Stripping Dave It dene profeariaaally aa it thould be Cheif Of continued from page one luncheon in the Biair House across the street The two men met for the first time since the election In a steady downpour at Washington Airport The President had arrived short ly before 10:00 and waited under a shed at the military air transport terminal until Marsh plane Sacred pulled up opposite him on the concrete apron Greet Secretary Marshall Then looking tanned and fit from his two weeks vacation at Key West lorida he strode out into the wet to greet Mrs Mar shall and the Secretary both of whom he welcomed with the words sure good to see Marshall said he did not know whether he would return to Paris The fact that Mrs Marshall came home with him and that his sec retary Brig Gen Carter also came back was taken by some of those present to mean that he probably would not go back to Paris I am the only factory trained mechanic In this sectlor and 1 do my own work Get he best and be better satisfied Call me tor estimates Also rocs woo insulation Call mo for Pella Venetian blinds VEITH Phone 1559 Ro 1181 LITTLE BATH SEZ: we nave special terms Sumter Educator continued from page one leave this state "looking rather but state has made very good progress during the last few years" Among the accom plishments of recent years he list ed the certification plan the paying of teachers in propor tion to training and experience and the 12 ycar school system Organization and inance ARMERS on Electric and Gas Home Appliances Bath Dixie Appliance Co 146 Dargan St I Phone 2131 Two main topics of the survey were discussed mostly by Mr Crow They were organization and finance He sketched the organization of the state department of educa tion the county boards of cduea tion and the rhany school dis tricts in the state Mr Crow said that the committee found that "We have a factor in this state that is unique In any state in this part of the nation We have 1680 separate school districts These arc more districts than those of several other Southern states combined" he said the committee reported With this large number of separate school districts snld the committee it would lie Impossi ble to put over effectively an overall educational programMr Crow reported The Transportation System Mr Crow told of the differences of the transportation system of various schools districts some In which the school districts ope rate the busses others where the county owns and operates the busses and still others where the busses are indcpcndentally ope rated Concerning finances Mr Crow said that tho committee found that an cqulllzatlon of the distrl AUTO LOANS On Any Make Or Model AUTOMOBILE $50 to $1000 STEPHENSON INANCE CO INC 129 Cheves Street COMMRl OUR asns Mak Appllrtlin CtT CASH TOOAV Auto and Personal Loans COAM1ERC1AL CREDIT CORP JOG Irby Street Phono 2068 WHAT A RELIE INANCIAL TROUBLES ALL SMOOTHED OUT CAW MontMf Nymiirtiou cir IS PM $100 1 1 96 SJOO 2192 2881500 3883 4481 1 1 WO I 7108 ROM.