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i At Elberton Chamber Of Commerce Meeting Stassen Tactics Baffle PoUtical Union Opposes Woolen Finn's Contract Plan Fort Charlotte May Be Rebuilt By State Board As Museum 193S. I'm sues th Labor Relations Board Will uphold us If any local test is msde." Negotiations ar scheduled rls open ber next Thursday. Whit recently told the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce that If current contracts are to be renewed and mule kept in th North, union here must accept a higher work load. He later proposed a 16-polnt pro- nm MlHna- for elimination of nald Foes Of GOP BOSTON UrTb CIO Textile Worker Union has served notice By JACK BELL AP PeUUoal Writer WAKUNOTON v-What la Har old X. Stassen, former governor of it will sist any attempt of th American Wollea Oo.

to negotiate mill by mill on new contract for 31 of It plants, moat of them In New England. ilftellminary steps toward ooro-plet restoration -of hlstorlo Fort Charlotte, now located on tit Minnesota, up to a race that holiday and th cost-of-living escalator clause. Th proposal was rejected last Sunday by some. 4.0O0 workers at a mass meeting la Lawrence. Highway Route Number Changes Francis White, president el now look Ilk a Taft-Elsenhowr contest for th Republican presidential nomination? Savannah river, tar been taken hy-th South Carolina Research, Tlahning and Development Boaro That's a Question nussllnc some American Woolen, which set th pace for th Industry In contract negotiations, said last night he had notified president Emll Riev that "Th company tend In State Listed Washington political observer a weu as many supporter of Sen.

Taft of Ohio and Gen. Elsenhower. mr.rrtTRTA fUVural rhmnt to ask for a separate contract for In hiirhwav muIa number which Th Tan camp thinks Stassen Is war authorled by th Stat High oft th political beam In challeng HIAVT AIR TRAFFIC I 8AIOON, Indochina () This capital city of Vietnam 1 handling a lot of traffic by air. Almost every day, then are about 600 plan passengers arriving and departing. Air freight handled Is about 400,000 pounds per week, exclusive of passenger bag rage and airmail.

each of these units," John Chupka, the) TWUA woolen-worsted director, announced th union would resist any such move and added: have bad master coo tracts with th company sine way commission last Beptemoer have been made fully affective by the erection of the new numbers ilnn? these hlffhwava and bv their ing tne senator on hi bom ground In Ohio and forcing htm to run In such state as Illinois and West where be bad Inclusion on th new state highway not planned to enter. Th Ohloan supporters accuse map wnicn is now reaay xor ais- trlhntlnn Claude R. VMcMlllan. chief highway commissioner, announord Stassen of being an Elsenhower talking horse and heading a stop-Tart drive both of which he todsy. denl.

Elsenhower backer ar aor at The routes affected by in changes are: State Route 14, which was extended from Camden to Greenwood, via Lugoff, Rldgeway, Rock-ton, Wlnnsboro and Newberry; a r. Rnuta 300. extended from Stassen for leaving bis name In th March 11 New Hampshire primary, where they figure he la likely to cut Into the vote for th general and thus help Taft But Stassen, a young man who Lancaster to Wlnnsboro via Oreat Mis Esther Johnson was presented th Woman of th Tear award at th annua meeting of th Elberton, feels be has a mission to rebuild th Republican party along what be calls mora progressive line, go determinedly on hi way a though he expected to have lh rails, replacing Rout 03 from Lancaster to Oreat Falls and 8.C. 23 from Oreat Falls to Wlnnsboro: S. C.

extended from Its present terminus on Route 97 at Beck- Oa. Chamber of Commerce last night. Mis Johnson is a sister oi Mrs. at. urier oi ureenwooa.

ur. a. at. oner, left above, was Introduced at th meetlnf. twins a former superintendent of th Elberton City Schools.

Other In the picture are Erie Cocks, Jr of Dawson, Oa right, who a national commander of th American presidential nomination within his hamvUle to U. 8. Rout 21 at ureal Legion spoke In Oreenwood last year. To his right is Wilbur H. Hoover, 1951 president of th Elberton Cham' grasp at th Chicago convention.

falls; ber of I index-journal pnoto). From what be says himself, sl extended from Its In Ooiumbia While no definite arrangement haw been made, Mr. J. O. Hemphill, chairman of a committee of the-Star Fort chapter of the DAR which ha been instrumental In arousing an Interest in the old fort ha been assured that the Researcf Board intends to take some action to lave the site from the waters of thr Clark Hill dam.

From his office In Columbia yesterday, George McNabb of the Research, Planning and Development Board said, that ha had visited the remain recently uncovered by Smithsonian Institution Archaeologist J. R. Caldwell, and that he has collected data on the fort probably to be used in a staU-wlde campaign for the purpose of turning the fort into a museum. Fort Charlotte was erected In 1768 by colonists a protection against the invading Creek Indians.1 Later, in 1775, It was taken from the British in a move that marked the first overt act of the Revolutionary war in South Carolina. Only the stone used In the construction of the fort remains.

The rest has been swept away over the years by the Savannah. Mr. McNabb is of the opinion, however, that enough atone 1 left for a restoration of the fort as it wal in I7M. He ald that probably mors could be found in neighboring areas where it had been taken from the fort to build walla and fire places. In any case, he said that with the plans of the and the majority of stone that built it.

a reasonably accurate facsimile could be constructed. Mr. McNabb favors this over a prevoius suggestion that a model of the fort be made Instead of a fun scale reconstruction. The most- mimed late problem, he aid. Is removing the stone from Its present site In the path of Clark's Hill dam.

Within two or three weeks the location will probably be covered by water, although this was not known for sure Mr. McNabb was contacting engineers of the dam yesterday to learn for certain. A contractor will visit the scene this week to determine the, cost of Staaaen'a whole campaign la based ni-Mjmt Intersection with Rout S7 primarily on 1 the assumption Elsenhower won't return from Eu Erie Cocke Speaker at Fork (Dillon to U. S. Rout 17 near Charleston, via Mailtos, Kingsburg, Johnsonvllle, Hem Liquor Laws May Affect Location Of UMT Camps rope and thus won't get th nomination, (3) th possibility ha can demonstrate popularity In primary ingway, Andrews, Jamestown ana tTnowr The eslntlne section of At Elberton Chamber contests and (3) th evident bop be can emerge as a compromise WASHINGTON Ut Controversy Route 41 and 175 between Fork and Centenary via Marlon was candidate.

over sale of Intoxicant to 18-year-olds who may take universal milV tary training Indicate final eeleo- Of Commerce Meeting made Route i-Aiternate, ana Route 361 was extended from Kings-tree to Hemingway; 8. C. 917 was extended from its resent terminus at Mullina north tlon of UMT training center may be influenced by state liquor law. N. Girls' Trip To Florida Ends In Columbia Jail Th Senate Armed Service Committee yesterday received a "ten erly to old Route 380 six mile southeast of Brownsville; tative list? of 17 Army.

Navy, Ma 8. C. Route 38 was extenaea irom rine and Air Fore Installation In 13 state where th six month of a point six miles soutneast oi BrownvUle1 across U. SOI to in COLUMBIA (AV-A Florida axcur skm for two run-away Oeatonla. baalo training for IS year old could begin this year if Congress oasses neeessarv legislation.

By ED CIIAFFIX ELBERTON, Oa. Erie Cocke, former national commander of the American Legion, used the language of the sports world last night to sum up the Korean situation for the Elberton Chamber of Commerce annual meeting: "The United Nations team can make a first down any time they want one, but they Just can't score a touchdown." The Dawson, man who has recently traveled miles in visiting all 48 states and 39 foreign countries, drew applause when he said that "had MacArthur's wishes been adhered to, we would not be In Korea today." tersect with U. 8. 501; S. C.

57 was extended from Its northern terminus In the town of N. teen-aged girl ha ended In the Richland (Columbia) County Jail. Sen. Hunt (D-Wyo), said he is confident the committee will approve the UMT bill as did th Dillon to North Carolina line by way of Little Rock; Th two girls, Identified by polio House Armed Service Committee. 8.

C. 419 wis extended from near SVwt Motte across TJ. 8. 801 toward But ther was a lot of talk about a Honey Masssgee, 16, and Barbara Howard, 16, were arrested In Chester yesterday, returned bere-r where allegedly they had mad off sale of beer and liquor to minors. There Is better than a Illty-nity olauded It approval.

Lone 8tar for a distance of alx and jne-half miles, replacing Route 267 on this section; Korea Is not th and of th Com Officials setting up UMT testified the legal minimum age for sale of liquor In 11 of the 13 states la 31 years well -abov the lS-year-ege with an Orangeburg man' automobile and charged with auto chance that there will be no general war this year, he said, calling 1953 a critical year plans made as far back a 1M7. It mark the munist plan, he said, pointing out that it is "lust a month's march to then. removing th stone, MrSjHemphlll TJ. 8. 178 Is the new number oi the east-west routs across South Carolina from McCormlck by way of Saluda.

Columbia, Sumter, Lake This la the way it happened, ac of trainees. Th 15th state. Okla Indo-Ohlna, then India, Egypt and all the Near East. end of the Marshall Plan. a said.

those weary washdays! Don't be tied-down week after week to the drudgery of washday. Escape it all and have the cleanest wash possible, the finest possible care for your washa-Call 9-2278 today you'll be amazed at how little it costal 10 OFF CASH tt CARRY- EMERALD CITY LAUNDRY CLEANERS Soatii Main St, Phone 9-2278 cording to officer: homa, la dry. presidential year and was the year that Russia was supposed to have Hunt, a member of the committee, aald th tentative list of train Oil in the Near Bast Is the "lock and key" to the situation, 1 bis oninion. The United States can get Th pair ran away from their Oaatonla homes Tuesday and hitchhiked to Dayton, where they produced the atom bomb. ing centers, selected by Pentagon The Marshall Flan has paid off.

he said, but United States spent th night On th return trip by without It, but cant let Russia have it. City, Kingsburg, to Conway, replacing old Route 64 and 90. About three out flv V. S. home now have telephones, almost twice as many as had them In 1920.

leader, Includes: Army: Ft. Jackson, 8. C. EASIER TO REMEMBER OMAHA (V A man appeared at th auto license bureau and requested a special number 144. "Why that particular number?" he was asked.

"Because my nam Is Gross." the next day, Clifton O. Hoover picked them up at Orangeburg and Marine Corps: 8. Marine Corps should make sure that every dollar spent under the plan Is a dollar for defense. Be especially praised the work of Turkey and Greece, gave them a rid to Columbia. School, Quantlco, and Camp The military lead of 11-1 which th United SUtes had over Russia In IMS ha now changed to two to on in their favor, he said, and will In Columbia, hi 1B36 model car saving all nations should be built be even br June of this year.

stalled In front of th postofflc. got out to push. The car started and th girls drov off. leaving him up to their standards. Lejeun and Cherry Point, N.

Budget Bureau Wants Cut In. stranded. Russia exploded th atom bomb two year and nine months ahead The Eighth Army no cauea proo-ably th greatest fighting force th United States ha ever produced. Mr. Cocke was the main speaker at the 38th annual meeting of th Later In th day a Chester rest.

of time, he said, through th prog' aent told police he saw a car park, blookinsr Ms drlvewayj and two res traitor ef America gave them. Elberton Chamber ef Oonunaree. In -this connection he had 'one RoadProgfrani girls get out and walk away. Sheriff The evtnl was widely attended. simple suggestion to otter build plaoee to look up th Communists Thar were about 30 persons Jama H.

Bay of Cheater took the girls Into custody and sent them back her. present from Oreenwood. in this country." Tne meeting ap- WASHINGTON! Th Budget Bureau went federal highway program of 465 million dollar a year from July 1, 19S3, June Enchanting Hats That Promise "SPRING IS HERE" See our first arrival today. Also new leather pocketbooks you'll like. NEBEL HOSE LINGERIE Military Map Exhibition 30, 1958 not 808 millions annually a proposed In a Senate bill.

Assistant Director Elmer B. StaaU of th Budget Bureau appeared yesterday before a Senate public works subcommittee to max th recommenoauon. was in line with a general policy of restricting federal nubile work programs during defense mobilisa ARKIE COATS HAT SHOP tion. Th bureau recommended paring federal highway aid, now totaling too million dollars, to 400 million. Also recommended waa elimination of a proposed special fund of 160 million tor "da fan aooaaa" roada.

i ''i- -i 4. Graham Discusses Faith; Audience as seen in Vogue Reaches 8,500 WASHTNOTON If) Faith can max th difference In bow a per son die a well a how be live, Evamtellst BlUy Graham told an Major Harry W. Wyr. right, of th Third Army Engineer Section, explain here to Sgt. Charles R.

Underwood, Korean veteran, a military maneuver wish the aid of a map and chart. Both Major Wyre and Serge ant Underwood will be In Oreenwood Monday night on th demonstration team which will present a program on military maps time of war. The demonstration team will be at Oreenwood High School Monday night at Demonstration Team From Engineer Section Of Third Army To Present Program At High School Monday estimated 1,600 person last night; The young preacher apok at the National Guard Armory, where be I conducting a five-week revival through Feb. 17. He told two A demonstration team from th (: iVvV TODAYS BIRTHDAY ByAr4wfeorurM 4a.

in: torle: 1. A young man from Georgia had rejected Christ. He fell 111 and. a few hour before he died, he began screaming "Lostl Lostl Lostl" 3. An old grocer, a friend of th evangelist's father, died clasping the elder Or sham's hand and saying.

"Frank, don't you hear the rcbestraf Don't you hear the muster it' wonderful." At meeting's and, 179 persons topped forward to profess faith. Weather Record? I CHARLOTTE UrV-Offlclal Weather Bureau record of th temperature and rainfall for the 34 hour ending at 1:30 STATION FT. Ashevlll 44 36 Atlanta 63 41 Augusta 66 48 Birmingham 67 40 Boston 40 84 Charleston 6- 48 Charlotte 63 40 Chicago 43 23 Columbia mttei hi.ei 66 46 Denver 69 36 Engineer Section Third Army at Ft' McPherson, Oa, will present demonstration on th problem of preparation of Military Map In time of War at th Oreenwood High School auditorium Monday at 7:30 p. m. Th team la led by MaJ.

Harry Wyr. Corp of Engineers, rj8 Army, who Is assisted by Sgt Charles E. Underwood, who recently returned from Korea. An reserve personnel of all of th Arm-d Forces, National Ouardsman and ROTO Btudenta are mvlted tu attend this demonstration according to M-Sgt Leslie O. Rousch of the local ORO office.

RONALD CHARLES COLtfAN, bora Teh. 1891, In Richmond, Sur- the world renowned -i. i. -ry, England. Mo- X', uon picnir loot (man started act-ma when Drenar- I Ing for Oxford.

A He won a Mons Th presentation will feature th new type larg seal plastic relief map of Korea. Sergeant Under turns his creative genius to exquisite stockings tbt fsmoui dtrigim cf txciiing tub ions hat now dtcidd do jomttbiitf oboia privity httaifnt nylon ttockmgs. ADRIAN STOCKINGS twill ibttrs in bigb fashion ibsdi rt tbt tpilom ibtor profotativi gLjmonr. "War 1 with Lord Kitchener's fa-mou "oontemptl-1 bles." Returning Two charming variation Detroit 36 33 .66 to th stage, he Evansvlll Galveston 61 34 mUmm 69 61 i i came to New 69 34 eaesennpii I mlmm 64 66 66 Oreenaboro Jacksonville Loe Angelec wood will us this map whli giving an explanation of th terrain of Korea. Major Wyre explained that th new plaatio map are a real improvement In th production of maps, sine th tlm required Is cut considerably.

With the demand for maps whenever war breaks out being this time saving feature 1 of th utmsot importance, hs said. 8rgant Rousch announced that a an added attraction several local reserve officer who have m'- mm eeeaeeea 66 66 Memphis 66 tt Meridian ONAU) COLMan York and In 1923 got hi first film role In "The White Sister" with Lillian Olsh. won fam with "Beau Oeste," "Bulldog and many othars. V. S.

BOTS HIDES KARACHI, Pakistan VP) Pak .1.95 EVE (seamless) LORELEI (full fashioned) 73 64 Miami Mlnn-St. P. 21 31 on a Spring them act with diamond-like brilliant. The heart-shaped "Jweler comes in yonr choic of golden or pletinum-toaed Trifanlam Pin $7.50, Earrings 15.00. Plstinum-tooed "JwW pared with paeudo-diamonds 'Ho I17J0, Earrings tlS.00.

Phi Tag. JEWELERS 107 pampton Ave. Greenwood Mt. Mitchell New Orleans 41 33 68 47 New York 46 40 istan hides and skins export to Just been notified of their promo 60 39 73 43 Raleigh San Antonio talled $19,470,000 during th year ending June, 1961, official sources 6. Wharton Co.

announced. Of the total exported a 44 San Francisco 67 Savannah 64 tion win be sworn in or vol Ernest RosetiDerg Commanding Of fleer of the 3013 Station Complement, a local Reserve unit to which all of th new majors and captain belong. the United SUtes, Germany. Japan, and other hard-currency area accounted for $8,430,000. U.

S. pur 61 37 64 43 m.N 4 Spartanburg Tampa Wilmington chase nached $4,980,000..