The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 2

THE I NDEX-IOURN AU GREENWOOD. CL tticrsday, ram st, on Page Two mMmmmmmmmmmm r. ports Marvin Jones bad the boys DEWEY ON NOMINATION I All Coal Mines Rut. ajtting arouna rus eonierenM taue. ljr njiaqinoton i Ai Tl Tiro 'Go' Back To Couthern, dairymen Insist they want no special privileges, but I Owners Today merely enforcement oi me mux statute which provides that farm rices shall be Increased, as pro ducllcn increase, Includini -V, i 1 iil 'V increased latr coals after Jan.

1 1941. 'so to maintain or Increase production aa the need may be. Washington, Jane' II. VFh-The Government gave the lest thousand coal mines lerk Jj fhelr ownera with the exception of two In Virginia, end thus virtually quit being a coal mine operator after IS months. Because anthracite and blturol- nous wsge contracts have heeai finally signed and approved by Spckesmen for the dairymen say that farmers are compelled to put In 94 hours work for 40 hours AoriOTlsafal 4 contributed by other workers.

They further pclnt out that milk prices the War Labor Board, and a per WnAhington, D. C. June 21. Congrtss Is set to give the Office cf Price Administration a new Irate on life, but to hold tight to duction. Iii'tda strry la that ail was net sweetness and light Ford top executives are reported ho vr told Nelson that the only In the south have been almost static for about a year while prices of feed, labor and other products the check reins.

The wsy has b.en -ey ey could usrante to meet iod of labor peace Is apparently' ahead. Interior Secretary tckea liquidated his job of bousing1 the' mines and said he was "tickled to death" to be rid of It. have been aplralinc upward. As a result they say, production in the cleared for spt edy action a' tad of schedules for the new fiscal year adjournment for ths political con- uoglnning Julv would be to be allowed to do the Job their way. This Memphis market is 12 per cent below 1943 and 33 per cent of the tequli-cment of the area have had Two soft coal mines, both be is familiar talk from the Ford of longing to the Jewell Ridge Coal cil famllv.

3o the WPB Chief vrnUcns and the 30 OPA fx piratlon dnir The Senate amend--nrnts fcy-and-large acceptable to furm lesders. The House In a two- to be imported frcrn the Middle said to have krpt his mouth West. 8uch a situation is Inequi Taxewell, were held In government possession because tbe company refused to sign the bituminous wage agreement. shut and his ran open. table to producers and mimical tc the brat intrrests of Southern The ccmny executives went on to explain that they wer; In the agriculture.

finy fret-frr-sll session finally sent the bl'l to conference- with one ma lor and a fe minor, agriculture variations frcrn, the 8enste ver- -ibit of turning out cars, trucks. Seal Skin Quota Will Leve Came Bark and tractors by mass produc that USDA Secretary Ucn metheds. Of course, this was elon. i Soar With Summer's Claude Wickard and RCA Chief no news to Neibon, so he waited Harry Slattery are ence more bud Hau) From Islands fcr the climax to this build-up. He The fcl? change In the House wss i nking of th Broun cotton pric-ns smendment.

running mate to dies and allegedly cooking plans was left gasoing by the Informa fcr REA expansion as a postwar tion that Ih; Ford company VahfJ Washington. 'June 23 (PH- Be to turn out tractors at the rate of tween 00.000 and 70.000 Alaska seal preject Is causing, grim amusement amcng observers of the he Scnatf 's Bankhead amend-tnt, designed apparenUy. to tavr? of a 'to. In quick, ad-wlnhtraticn-supported mrtye to I skins will be tiken this summer, from the Prlbllof Islands where the Washinsron scene. Only two WO a day or hot at all.

Com- oany officinls cljhn they cant turn them out efficiently at a clower months ago, Wickard was telling United States government owns the Senate subcommittee In vestl the largest seal herd in the world. gating REA that Slattery was Jnterjor Secretary Ickea said to somewhat less than desirable at electricity's big medicine man. In wMie Ciutlierij Coneressmen. the House adopted a brand new a-mendmrnt nsp. Stephen Pace, Oer.rgla The Pace amendment would require millers snd other procMjson to pay psrltv or sbovo for farm product, or accept a 10 per Thomas E.

Dewey (right) of New York admits to newspaper men during a press conference at Albany t-t he has been1' In telephone contact with New York Republican leaders In Chicago but declines comment on the leaders' statement that he would accept the Republican pre ldmtial nomination if drafted. (AP Wlrephoio.) day that last year the record Dum- br of: 117.000 kins were taken to make up for 1942, wlien no skins were obtained because of military short the Secretary asserted that Slattery had made a most awful muddle of REA and should be re rate. However, catch Li that if permlt-ed to run at th-5 desired pace. Ford would ccmplete his entire year's tractor quota in Tour months. Best guess ta that stormy days lie a' ead In the relations between Ford and WPB, Not that Nelson gave any indication of his attitude, but it is a safe HMumptlon that he will be guided by what he believes will be necessary to maintain production of essential war materiala.

operations' near the islands In the NIWLY.WlDDfD 1 1 I Georgia earreii. moved. Bering feaff Alaska. aw Mn. 1Ct KvserV watches the band leader do hit tutT with crnt cut in OPA prtce ceilings on t)ielr manufactured goods.

Sponsors that it would apply not In rebuttal, Slattery was lnfonri- xna nerd numbers about 2.750,000 animals. a Welding lorck a Victory ahlp in a Calnhlp yard la California, II was a slant to keif the war bead drive. Ing the same committee, that Wick Wisecracking: Rangers Come only to cotton, but to all farm, com Defense For Soldier Thought Preparing Insanity Plea ard was REA's worst poison. From modities. t'-e external evidence of Wlckard's U.

N. C. V-12 Unit The conference committee, if It Coatinaed Front Paaw Oaa and Slsttery's renewed friendship, acme have come to. the conclusion frllows the exorcised wishes of Declares Threatened Revolt South Is For Political Recognition Completes First Operation Year both houses of Congress, is expect Orecnsboro, June 22. iff) Witnesses were called to testify to- Cotton SltaaUoN Expledas A group rf Renatora 1s thorough ly aroused over the detericatton of that the Senate subcommittee, when it finishes digesting the 3900 ed to bring out a bill containing most cf the court review, teeth cify In the trial of Joseph H.

Dun- the cotton textile situation and1 th testimony, wfll decide that extending 1500 yards inland, centered on six-Inch guns and including plllboxea, machine gun nests, mortars, snipers tn trees and the farmhouses, and a well-connected tHHM Chapel Hill, N. June 22 hcen. 20-year-old rx-soldler 'ho Is well enough should be let alone and hicked by farm leaders, but op-poeid by Administration spokes Hep. Slkes (D-FU) told tbe Houm charged, with the shotgun slaying of his sweetheart at GlbsonvUIt whole problem is due for early and public washing at the hands of a Senate Agriculture '8ubcommu W) The Navy V-1J college training unit at the University ot North Carolina will complete Its today that the threatened revolt men; system of trenches and tunnels. so report ypur Reporter has what he considers pretty sound Ihformaticn to the contrary.

'When the cornmlttee Action of the house in voting to May 8. They would not have to finish tee. Sen. Allen J. Euender of strike out everthing in the Senate Indications were that the defense some Southern Democrats a-galnst' a fourth; term tor, Pf evident Roosevelt Nraf a for political and economic recog be charged to a quest for assurance that we In the South may continue to enjoy Democratic processes as we know therm" Germans Set Up, Guillotine For French Patriots Louisiana has introduced a first yesr of operation and "hold its' first commencement In Memorial Hall here Saturday at hill following the simple enacting its recotnmenda- wns preparing a plea of Insanity, the Job alone.

They would have reinforcements coming three more of their own companies, an lution calling for an Investigation Jfme ou' tn. 1 linn wnlwMw tions, probably in September, there according questioning of the Jury of the cotton UxtUe industry with o'clock. 1 nition: an "the Stirrings of -po clause was' a technical parliamentary tadget deilgned to expedite the wdrk of the' eonference com will' be tome hot stingers for peo- by defense attorneys, The defense two points of questioning upper- Approximately 250 of the 1.330 other whole Ranger battalion, a fall regiment ot Infantry. aked each Juror whether he would consider evidence dealing with the V-12 students here have success mittee In brinslng out a bill rea most: l) OPA celling prices; and (2) Industry practice of producing luxury- rather toan "WbrlC from win almost sonably acceptable to fsctions. fully completed the number if Hurly Ctiannel Interferes defendant's sanity.

litical independence in the South." Referring to slept underway to cast electoral college rotera free to cast their presidential ballots as they see tit, Slkes asserted: "If Texas, Mississippi, Louis Both houses are -agreed on an trimesters allotted to them at the But the surly Channel elements didn't let it work, out that way. University by tbe Navy and will receive certlf icates. Clothes ueiJr rcQouunciHica. inere A last minute compUcgtlon JJ tam created by the action of the Ooni- p-Hnetinn dwm tlon. 1 Finally.

It is almost certain Iran. Spain. June 22 VP) German andtTlchy forces have set up a guillotine In the town ol Dax, approximately 58 miles The Texas ODened no with it smendment prohibiting subsidies not specifically authorised by Oon-fress, after June 30, 1945. Few here regard this' as a prohibition Eight hare completed sufficient deafening 14-Vnch guns dead on N. C.

Man Listed In War Department's Promotions iana. South Carolina and the states which join thera are able to con terms and courses to receive unt- in tnal the report will recommend schedule. But the landing -craft against subsidies that' can be tnadeJ yerslty diplomas. vince this nation that toe South tni. iMt th th.

nriii.n restrain north of the French-Spanish border, to execute French pa were swept off their course and landed the Rangers 50 minutes is not necessarily a voiceless, help eminent aimed at distributing Wfnw' mv 't0 toto to stick If the next Congress is as pro-subsidy 'as the present. Wahington. June 22. less appendage of the Democratic Arnall Predicts late. The Texas and other shipi BratUlan products on a worldwide TT YATdi rionarlmanl anninnnaJ Effort of- special groups to get party, I shall personally be very lifted their barrage as scheduled basis.

The CPRB cited shortages I today a list of officer promotions I FDR Will Make their pet Adopted wew'twught to proud of Jhem. for their, landjng. The Germans of cotton textflas as reason for 'r vf sharp halt after wetermelon "And there may be no better crept back to the cliff's' edge including these from North Caro- I ttement their action. TOlcwlng the expose' cy your What they saw brought them bac i Inside story It. that Sen.

Blender wasnmgion rwrm neporxer oi tne wsy of so convincing the'natlon than the' course presently, advocated In these states for Independ by the hundreds, for the Invaders Captain to Major: Frank Dave- and ether totton state ItgUlstors Washington. June ti VP) Gov have evnloded rVierf 1 04 irons Argenuzw nao piump- had been swept In by adverse wind port 9 2C W. Chapel ent and necessary drastic action ernor Ellis Arnall of Georgia predicted today that Presidenf Roose ana current toward the wron drum cf wrath ovei the situation DepItment producers obtained House approval of an amendment to prohibit price celling! on theif .1 Informed Capitol Hill opinion Is that the conference' committee will bring out bill which.1 while net entirely" acceptable tp tte Administration, will get Presidential signature. RD Ashevllle. First Lieutenant to triots captured In southwest.

em France. advices received "here today This information was given by Belgian employes of the German General Headquarters lor Southwestern France at Mont-De-Varsan and was con's firmed by French refugees who crossed the frontier and by two laborers who are work-ting tor the Germans in tbe Dax region: AM these Informants said many French patriots already had been executed, but the ex4 act. number is not tU R.r,.tw tlA OOTOS. STn HOW IS 10 beach, and bad then turned up the velt would make a public state mifu-'wuhintim hn Rwiw muuon ousnejs 01 gram Coast toward their rightful desti Matthew Frederick Bishop, AGD, nation. Lee Lake Forest.

that lie will immediately amend "ur hi. 'tni'inn nex 9 months perhaps as much hla rmnltitinn ta ncuAm InvMiiira "The craft came on through ment shortly after the Republican Convention "taking the peoplo and tbe Democratic party Into bis confidence." concerning his attitude teward a fourth term. tlon. of foreign dealings In cotton TlW bushels by year in the coming election, me assure you that statesmanship In the South Is not dead. The movement for political and -economic recognition which yon hire noted Is not a rork of irresponsibility.

If there is concern about the stirrings of political Independence In 1 the let It I II ilJ.l U. I a cross-fire of machine guns, ri flea, and Six went un Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant: Horace Wei born Meredith. AC. Guilford College; Glenn Elmore Ritchie SIO. C.

Rich Oleo Bill Loses Grand der, -Sunk or wsmped. Men In textiles by Uirarwninent i Meanwhile accusation. that ce.rtato tum a worldwide cotton cartel 4 has here the cotton farmers The i Georgia Democrat voiced other craft field; William Kills Bellamy this comment to reporters as he Chances for passage cf the bill to remove the ten cents a pound tax rn colored 1 Oleomargarine grew dimmer as opposition forces lined But, the Rangers hit the beach eonniv.nce-t f.lJ"' 51 by AGD. Winter Park Wilmington been.vcreated by the vicv wiviMiica, iitcae uwnvni 111 or at least with the consent of y. running.

HonK IMe On IV-arh John Robert Kernolde, 1st MC, Warner Lee Weils." 1st Lt. left the White Houso after an appointment with Mr. Roosevelt' which some Pemocrats In Congress bailed as a peace gesture toward up their testimony before the Sen slst that the minute the opportun try presents itself the oleo menu ate Agriculture subcommittee, pre Georgia Expected To Deiiiand 0eleffates MC. both of Durham, and Roland OdielkLlndsay. 1st Lt AUS.

High Blessing was' given to the. Bra-sllian deal by the State Department and other federal agencies. factorers mil return to the use of sided over by Sen. Ellender cf Lou1 Southern some of Some fell mortally wounded on the beach. Others fired their grapnels over the cliff tops and began racing up on their ropo cocoanut oil for their product--snd Point, were ordered to active duty, whom have been cool toward the Ulana.

After bearing a large murber of Witnesses opposingthe Pledge Regularity Hi. maim mkv iw wmot whi wjn Dean fourth term movement" the gentleman Ui Bto. HulT. bill (including cotton producers as well as dairymen) the committee Both the butter and oleo rente Atlanta, June 22. iP Oermans cut -some of the ropes.

When Sen. Ellender heard of the WELL. PEOPLE. DIO GRAVES Ouster Of Japs From India Road Expected Within A Few Days closed 1U hearings. The Rangers tumbled down.

Nazis gia Democratsarranged to deal he shattertd the quiet of his senUUves hsd counted: on the Senate sUboommittee hearing to serve VTnf THEIR TEETH At least a mouth will be consum sign, seal and deliver tbe state's at the clif fa-edge pjuxhed over Camp Van Dorn. Mlss.P) A nedate private office with a' denunciation of those who seem bent ed in adding reports and other ma 18 presidential electors in behalf hand grenades. A Ranger platoon at' a megaphone through which they could ten tlteir stories to the terial to the record, and weighing FRIENDS SUFFER FROM ARTHRITIS? i Here's good news! The excruciating psin which accompanies these a'lments can now be relieved surely, and steadily by the new medicine known as DMC PRESCRIPTION NO. 49. Few human ailments can be ai painful as Arthritis and Arthritis pains, it whererer i they- strike -whether It's you neck, knees, hips, legs or arms can be tormenting as thi worst toothache, You can now get relief from these Just get a two-weeks' treatment of DMC NO.

49- atlsfactlon guaranteed- For sale PATTERSON'S DRCO STORb (Exclusive Dealer In Greenwood). of next November's regular Demo picked off some of the grenade on destroying America's 'post-war survey to show what occupations cooks cf the 3flst Inf. were in prior to entering service, re public. The invasion killed their Southeast Asia Command Head the evidence. Tlien the committtee cratlc National ticket.

tossers and some of the snipers cotton trade." Ho said: news coverage' just about too per may ask (cr further testimony or it A close in destroyer, the CSS Sat Building up the cotton trade of vealed an actor, a railroad man. Summoned here to naine And St delegates to the par may begin writing its report to tie terlee, swept the cliff top with Its quarters, Kandy, Ceylon, June zz (P) Ouster of the last Japanese from tbe Kohlma-Imphal road In Manipur India, is expected and a grave digger, full committee: the ruination of tur chief Southern 40-milllmeter guns. ty's7 National Convention in jChl-cagOi the Sute Democratic exec the front pages. First of these was It now looks as If this session of Some of the Rangers met in Industry: We wouldn't need this foreign cotton goods if WPB, OPA his "Southern Dairy Day" before within a few days, headquarters More Comfort Wearing Congress will not be called upon to slant death and hurtled to the the committee. Other was his reports said today.

beach FALSE TEETH consider the bill, and that If and when it comes up opposition will' bs lind' the Stabjllzaljon 'Director would get' together ind force man charge thafr ho "understood that Clearing ot the road was said to utive committee was expected to go down the line with Gov. Ellis Arnall. an outspoken fourth-term In a demand! that each elector sln personal pledge 'po party regularity. Here Is a Dleasant way to arwmntM Others fought on. Ko fitalllng Around' too solid to let Jt get by on the bo proceeding much faster than ufacturers to turn out more work Senate floor.

originally expected, partly because clothes. Profits on luxury" Items "What I like about this crazy colored Jard Vas being served as a substitute for oleo in some of the USDA cafeterias'' until the Internal Revenue Bureau put the kibosh on it on the grounds hat it Uioam plate discomfort FABTKHTH. an tmprored powder, sprinkled en upper and lower plates holds them firmer -So that they fesl more eom-forUble. No gummy, iraoey. nasty Among the leaders in the fight to tbe Japanese are short of artillery are now so great that this added drawled Private Wood row nrevent nassaie of the bill were and their ammunition Is proving burden would be no burden at all.

Wilson Talkivgton, ex-farmer of faultr Recent reports said GO The three government agencies Z.Z 19, from near Clarksburg, West Glenn WiCope, South Carolina cotton and dairy farmer; M. taat er: feelins. It's atfeallaa (imn aeM). Don not Cbeoka Opiate odor" (dsntur breath). It- FAS-TEETH today- at any drug stoiv.

mir. started working toward this end. rJv 7 -7 .7 per cent oi Japanese shells are duds. Virginia, Ignoring his bead, hand, and arm bandages, "Is this: There i ttMSfWMHMtw smf ssviiiiwii awa but any positive action seems to Olover. W.

H. Austin, Mississippi cotton grower ahd dairy farmer It led one oX.rjr associates to re have gone glimmering due to the wasn't any stalling around over "Colored lardr Hfcavensl with 4.500 acres of cotton 'ahd Inexplicable Inertia of responsible there. Naw, slrree no stalling grass: B. E. staiiens, ughtmg.Tex oilman, as a result the Work Ernsts for Ersataf around." SALE an; who operate over Tljm acres and Is head ot the Texas Federa He.

alonio with bazookaman Begins Friday I ciowiee snonage is mounting and Advocates of the St Lawrence if not halted may reach catastnx seaway and power project which phic proportions In a short time bis. been under wraps since. Pearl Sergeant Alban Meccla. 20, Ber 1 tion of Coops: Charles Holman, gen County. K.

was one of the Secretary of the Coopera uawy tanners KUe4 Harbor, believe that the check rein first Rangers wounded. tive MUM Producers' Federation A groUp Of Southern dairy fat-in. -will he reelased In th near fntiir. When the Rangers had won and Fred BrenCkman," Waslilngton RepresenUtive the National er representatives, la Washington After some adroit shadow, boxlns their Lieutenant James lor a lew oays, took behind ihe Ben. Overton R.

McCuUers, Columbia, Georgia, ,1 said of the enemy Brenckmsn pomted out to the ty to get together and kick tip a lot ((Pern. chairman of the Irri of dun on Capitol HUI over What gation and Reclamation "They aren't such perfect sol committee that there Is much dif they term the unfair and Illegal mlttee. hat agreed to Open hearings ference of opinion as to the nu treatment accorded teem by WFA on the UUS that would jmake tlus 7 dlera. If they were they would have driven us out that night. We were badly outnumbered: we tritive -value of margarine.

He said that Canada prohibits the ana ufA. 1ob a' -The SuperWy rtlswA Yen lisven'l itrassfedl wi ration book ot simmered ever the servant problem Jurio, your tUy. Yoe've kad iin food "wS pyreKiH or preperiuon. i $UDfeswh fit you've been satin ine noys-irom below the Mason- waring wont cornmenoa unJil were in a constructed position manufacture, tale or Importation Dixon line eecnt to have a leeiU, Chfifress 'reemvnex In Atlaiist. and we bad no mortars.

mate squawk, shice they are com- and report to the Senate'ls' not. "Itut nobody bad any inten peuea io seus their milk for less looked for until early falL Then: than cost of production, even with -comes, the fight on the floors of tion ot quitting and that wss Just too much for the Germans." cool mountsini, enjoyinf yovr favorite 1 cksttmj witli comjcnisl people, of the product and this notwithstanding' the war Stallens said that he is still of de opinion that science, with all its claims, "has not yet been able to duplicate the 'work of 4 uie suostay payment aawrdtae to LContfress. but moves are': under' OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER STRAWS FELTS RcsoV to eo beck anJ facLle MUl B. K. Stallens of Houston.

Texas, way now to' assure that' there will Duke Prof essor To one ci the protesters. be planks In both party plpatforms vener members ef the party in- favortna1 the St Lawrence work. Speak At Chicago no' war ll of me enerey onelwell-btinw tbet iperklei the very air ot Mayview Manor I SrWtuJ ol Blowms Rock, N. the coolctt, me bs.tttlJul retort arc In the hyoororrfed ii nstitute chokt for a vacation this year i Vond every ycarf I Durham. N.

C. June 21 for 4to3ed mFormstioa, write or wire M1loe M. Cfispewn, Msnselnf Director elude I F. Friend of A. I tast President Roosevelt M.

Glover of Knoxvllle, Major HUI recommended to the fienate that of Durham, N. and Olenn Cope, Cel. Philip who has han-of Cope, 4 Bparks Hew after died the farm labor situation for tha group learned that WFA Mar- -WFA. be made i brlgadier general, vln Jones, OPA Chester Bow)es and Te President move has met with Judge Vinson had. refused to sit on an sides, especially a-around a conference table to help, mong farm feeders who have aolvo the problems, faccing been in a.

key position to observe i 'The SMART SHOP'S entire stock of known-qualltyJeautt-fully styled summer Btrsw and felt hats for women; and formerly priced from $3.88 to goes on rt sale'Frlday morning for, the one low price of, il each -4 pr. Joieph Beard, professor of surgery, of the Duke Vnlrerslty School of Medicine, has been Invited to give the 21st Feed TraeUrs Trebed WPB Donald Nelson, arriving In Washington after a hurried' plane trip from Detroit where he was In-Testlgatlnr" the 1 farm machinery situation had Utile to say about his findings. Subsequently something wss learned from Informed sources that throws much light on -the difficulties being met in carrying out the task WPB has set Itself, v- While on this trip Nelson and bis entourage visited the Ford planU-t 'WHlow Ron and River Rouge with a view to seeing what Could fca done about tractor pro- 4k- eoK 'r fr i iff annual Ludvig Ilektoe lecture of producers, -r. Phil's' work. This column unre- il the Frank Billings foundation at the Institute of Medicine o(.

Chi A blcc Of Southern Senators in- Iscrvediy Doins' In the coneratula- THE SMART SHOP cago next ilarcb. clucUng ODanlel. Overton. Keller, tions a man Who haa tackled a 8tewart. Maybank, Eastland and tough Job and carried through In McClelland have "taken up the cud- he best traditions cf the V.

8. He will speak about the purifi Main Street Emma IS. Henley nifflr cation and nature of certain of the anlmnl ylruses, geis ior jne oairymen and at last Army EngWeers,.