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ft if v' PaRe fourteen' THE INDEX-JOURNAL. GREENWOOD. May 25. 1950 CITY BUYS RADAR SPEED CLOCKER Meat Prices Famine, Misrule a cup of coffee and fed Jt to them in pop bottle. Soon after the first calf got hit rt my 1 1-- ow ar; ncnic Cross Hill Finals Held Tuesday Evening Cross Hill, May 25 The gradua and knew that It would make it fa Coffee Aids Sick Newborn Calves Atkinson, Nebr.

JP Brother fanner, can you spare a cup of coffee for a sick calf? Albert Lemmer found It to be literally a life saver. During a recent cold snap Lemmer found two newborn calves almost dead of exposure. He brewed Chinese Reds Foods Promoted 1 By The Associated Preao Lemmer said, now tne cattleman brews a fresh pot of coffee when- ever he finds a newborn calf suf fering from the effects of the weather. i i Br Spencer Mi Retail pork prices turned Irregu May 25. tfV-' Oof.

K. C.t Wu today predicted "Famine. tion of the seventh grade students was held Tuesday evening in the lar this week after advancing fairly steady for more than a month. Communist misrule and opresslon school auditorium. would causa a mass revolt against Declines of as much as four cents The invocation was given by the the Reds on mainland China in the a pound on the more popular cuts were reported in several large mar Rev.

Ware Madden. Xall. Mrs. J. H.

Shealy presented her Wu, Princeton-educated former keting areas, but the markdowns a s- 3 piano pupils in a recital preceding mayor of Shanghai, delivered his were not general enough to estab tne program. 31DE1IIER, 45 prediction in a broadcast. lish a trend. In many stores the Those playing were: Betty Jean He declared the revolt would same items were slightly higher. Beef, veal and lamb held gen Bylr, Jessie Stevens, Carolyn Cole man, Jake Rasor, Rente Pin- par the way for Nationalist Chinese counter attacks In November erally unchanged from last weekend.

Variations In the prices of and a full scale mainland assault son, liens Bowman, Joe Hill and Jackie Livingston. eggs and dairy products were next year. He charged Mai Tse-tung. Chi The salutatory address was given nese Red leader, was read to re by June Reeder. the will by Owen Frying and broiling chickens' were two to four cents a pound Jacks, the history of the class by Bessie Mae Patton, class prophecy lntt'pr In nnmff nlarpa A annlcps.

I duce the population of China from 450.000,000 to 150,000,000. He did not explain, but asserted Transport of food from Red China to by Faye Slater and Sam Leaman. man for a major food chain in New York said further declines were Jr. J. T.

Holllngsworth presented the Manchuria and Communist refusal to accept American famine relief likely possbily by this weekend because of anticipated heavy ship perfect attendance certificates. Mrs. prove this is true. ments of young chickens from the Leonora Major the certificates and Bed leaders have said they can nation's principal production areas. J.

H. Shealy the testaments to the combat famine among some 60, Food shoppers stocking up for graduates. 800,000 mainland Chinese without what is normally the first big out Joye Reeder gave the Valedictory aaoress. door picnic weekend or the summer will find many pirnlc foods promoted as specials for the Deco outside aid. Formosa, site of the Orient's largest manpower pool against Communism, awaits an expected Jted Invasion with undisguised Faculty members are Mrs.

3. Richardson, Mrs. Leonora Major, ration Day holiday. Some stores, for exnrriDle. Dlanned to trim nlcnlr mts.

Ur-o. Mcoowan and Mrs. Ben jamin Hill. DoastaLham prices by as much as six concern despite official that It will be beaten off. cents a pound to attract customers.

Radar equipment to clock speed on automobiles has been purchased by the city. The device was purchased Chiang Kai-shek told tea guests THI FEttnCT stockino rot AU-AIOUND WIAR Spring vegetables delayed this lor suu. tnd is expected around tne middle or July, according to City Manager R. E. Froneberger.

The eoulD- year by unfavorable weather were Wednesday tne first stage of this island's defense preparations had ment, shown above as a recent test was made on South Main street, follows the same principle of radar beginning to reach market from nearby truck gardens in heavier volume this week. equipment used in national delense. A beam la sent out which hits the car and bounces back. Difference In time required for the round trip is computed Into speed of the car. registered on the dial on the right side of been completed.

The day before, be said Formosa's nearly 800,000 ute bumper. A full educational program to acquaint the public with the device will be undertaken when It troops make It Impregnable arrives. Index -Journal photo). DEATHS And FUNERALS Heckled, Picketed in NY Gen. Clay DENIER 45 GAUGE $1.15 pair Her e'l the answer your needi-a stocking sheer enough to be dressy, yet sturdy enough for lots of wear.

Issues Rallying Call to Berlin riENRY HITTRMACIIER Funeral Charleston, May 25. services for Henry Huthmacher. of New York. May 25. (JP Heckled ous Il.se Koch of Buchenwald.

i ed of Clay, who had cut the worn' Of Apes. Humans Raises Questions Charlottesville, Va, May 25. VPh- The artificial cross-breeding of apea with humans would raise a batch of moral and ethical questions, taaya the University, of Virginia's Dr. Sydney William Britton. But he added, he would like to Union Heights, were held today at Manv mAn ann tt'nmpn tnmnM ti on run I to rj rnn.

nan art and picketed. Gen. Lucius D. Clay i.i" Sinul. cas' asiiSe 8 prepared speech at an therl feet, some of them shoutntg.

military court had imposed a life with the Rev. O. K. Webb official anti-Communist "Hold Berlin" ral-! The heckler continued shouting sentence for her part in Buchcen- ly last night and issued a rallying i above the noise until two detectives wald atrocities. call to the people of the German escorted him out of the auditorium.

jrs. Koch was accused of mak tng. Burial was in Bethany cemetery. Pallbearers were M. C.

Wilson, Herbert Oehrig, Hope Henderson. James Rodgers, O. J. Manseau and capital ana a warning 10 ine kus- adoui iuu persons zouowea. jnt? lampshades from the skin of sians.

'-ft-' try such an experiment "from the i After Clay had answered the i prisoners. German authorities now the for- heckler in unsteady voice, the Oen- holdins- her In an asylum foe To the people of Berlin, Henry UnU tandpolnt of cold aclentlfio curl' I mental examination prior td facing Use Hudson 30 denlers for working at homefor businessfor school for shopping for walking the children. Wear them fo your bridge dub, and to any informal meeting! or gatherings. They're also grand with sporti clothe! and tweedi. In addition, Hwason 30 denier nylons come in imorf fashion-right colors for yov fo choot.

Mr; Huthmacher died Tuesday ln American miUtary governor In wun a pre- i 11. i fwrmnnv nam; Germanv said- 1 came nere war wiv vvwcaiw iiuainwu, wtumuiw. cic Peech. "ut now 1 am not go- was an army veteran of World War The physiologist made his statement In answer to criticism over a recent suggestion he made at a Washington meeting that such I' and was employed as a pipefitter luuiiu ini.ui mij RefeiTine to the noisv sitm-mr. tempted uprising among the youths gp' W'T trial oy a German court on crimes charges.

Clay told the heckler: "I am never unwilling to anybody his viewpoint on question, but I also believe any fair-minded American is at the Navy Yard. give any that will. persed outside the hall, Clay said: "Having lived through the blockade of Berlin, I am not dismayed Mr. Huthmacher was born in! of Germany which would destroy Charleston, October 27, 1892, a son 1 freedom. Be patient the time of of August C.

Huthmacher, of freedom Is Charleston, and Sophie Wlermannj a lone heckler disrupted the ral-Hutmacher, of Germany. He was and caused brief disorder after by a blockade in New York. cross-breeding be used to give the pe a boost up the evolutionary ladder. "I tried fo be funny," said Britton of bis comment at the meeting of the National Academy of Sciences, at which he spoke mainly on the, probable effect that gravity played la the development of man's brain. as si il -mi Surviving are his widow, Mrs Louise Wheeler three Ing to listen." The unidentified heckler, who told newsmen "I'm just a plain GI" was not arrested.

"This is a Nasi meeting." he charged. The rally was sponsored by Common Cause, an anti-Communist organization. Just as Clay was about to begin his speech, the heckler questioned him on the issue of Mrs. Koch, wife of the commandant of the Nazi extermination camp at Buchenwald. "How about Ilse Koch and human skin?" The heckler demand- UttM txtiting $kin beige teee llattoring neufraf beige Cerle dark noutral fovpe tee mokey muttd are Tartar faKinating spice brown police had routed 1.000 chanting pickets outside town hnlL A loud murmur arose from the audience as a young man began heckling Clay because he had cut the prison sentence of the notorl- sons, Robert H.

Huthmacher, of Jacksonville. Fla, Jack H. Huth juii ma was ouote other nhvsi. macher, of Columbia, and Alvln R. Huthmacher.

of New York; a daughter, Mr. W. W. Wright, of Nashville, a brother. August Legacy Helps Pay The British Debt Hair Growing Experiment Pushed WogUU on the subject" and remark that creation of a new type of beast might again lead to traffic In he And.

he maintained that the breeding poses no acienUfle difficulty and will be tried eventually it it hasn't already. After all," he observed. nt tim C. Huthmacher, of Rlverland Ter SIZES IM 1 1. IN YOUR VEir OWN HO ItNGTH Jl'DGES RUN STREET CARS Hamburg -kfit Hamburg's traffic courts were slightly understaffed recently.

This was because 20 judges, prosecutors and lawyers were driving streetcars through the race; four sisters, Mrs. P. M. Har-ley, of Pierpont, Mrs. William E.

Victoria Park, Australia Taylo of Charleston, Mrs. Allen Westons Mills, N. Y. The late Mary E. Munda has paid of her native Britain's war Huff of Greenwood, and Mrs.

to stop fooling around with fruit city's streets. The Idea was to give Herbert Nlcholes, of St Andrew's EBRD'S DEPT. STORE Always Shop Efird's First It Pays! Main Street Greenwood COW-GAL Carolina Cotton. 2. blue eyed and blonde, sbowin Hollywood's henna cowboys thine or two that's new about the old cellulold) west.

Soon to be starred as a ridin', ropin' and rlp-snortin' cowgirl heroine of horse ppry, Carolina who hails, from Arkansas bu also lassoed a television serial, patterned after Pearl White's early cliS-hanging movie serials. parish, and four grandchildren The announcement that she sought a young bald man on whom to try out a cure for baldness has resulted in an Australian nurse, Mrs. E. M. Ross besieged by bald-headed people In Australia and from other countries tor details of her treatment.

Using massage and a preparation of her own which combines lanolin, glycerine and other ingredients, debt to the United States. The Cattaraugus county woman died in 1948. Her will provided that the residue of her estate be paid to the U. S. Treasury, through the British government and applied against the debt the udges and porsecutors in the traffic courst a chance to see the "other side" of the cases coming up fo rtrlol before them.

Afterwards, one Judge confessed that he considered himself standing with one foot in jail half the time he was driving. The 20 came through the experiment with a clean record. They only had two "small" accidents, officials of the Hamburg streetcar company said. uies ana atart on the Meelingslated Tonight. Friday In preparation for the revival at Vest Side Baptist Church next week, there will bo three cottage prayer meetings tonight and three Friday Bight at the tollowlng places: Tonight at 9:30: At the home of R.

L. Grant. 609 Hanover street; leader, Marlon Terry. At the home of John Brown, 201 Worth street, leader. Miss Doris WUson.

At the home of Mrs. S. T. Shaw, 274 Duncan street; leader, Julian Bolton. Friday night at 7:30: At the home of Marion Fowler, 100 Saco street; leader, Marlon Fowler.

At the home ofsW. R. Banes, 352 Andrews street leader, Furman Banes. At the home of A T. Kennedy, 622 W.

Cambridge: leader. U. S. Attorney George L. Grobe in Buffalo has been Informed that her wish has been carried out CCRORY'S The plnon pine, found in the The "black death" which swept west, makes a good Christmas tree because it has a pleasant aroma Europe beglnnlg In the 14th cen Europe' beglnnlg In the 14th cen- nurse Ross claims to have produced ni six months a good growth of young hair on the head of her 75-year-old husband who has been bald for 30 years.

Innumerable people called, or wrote but she chose only two, a man of 29 and a gtrl of 24. both almost completely bald, oh whom she is now experimenting. MONTH -END SALE Bobby Price. and does pot droop. tury was plague.

-me iirst ice sold the U. a. was cut from frozen lakes and cost as GLASS much as SI per pound. Hurricane Lamps In pink, blue or frosted. For Friday and Saturday only.

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