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THE GAFFNEY LEDGER GAFFNEY, S. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1347 tm urn SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW 3Doctor Asserts No Freaks Born To Atom Victims Tokyo, April 1 The Kyodo N'cws agency quoted a staff doc NOTICE 't Sdair mi Cherokee Avenue STATION HOURS: 6 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FROM 12:30 P. M. to 7 P. M. REGULAR GAS 20 l-2c ETHYL 22 l-2c gaL KEROSENE 12c gal.

Why Fay More tor of the Nagasaki Medical uni versity hospital yesterday as de daring he had not heard of "i In order lo tt Jy happy a child mull hav both a riqorom constitution and an abundance oi vitality. Competitive play and strenuous exercise will contribute much to the physical and mental well being ol any child. Keep your child in top flight condition by having hint examined at regular intervals by your family Medical Doctor. Under his guidance your children's childhood will always be a most pleasant memory. single instance of a freak being born to anyone injured by the atom Bills Proposed To Block Phone Strike by Courts Washington, April 1.

Two bills to block any long telephone strike by injunction were introduced in the House today. One, by Rep. Hartley (R-NJ), is to be voted on tomorrow by the House Labor Committee which he heads. It could scarcely be passed by Friday, the date set by the National Federation of Telephone Workers for a nationwide strike, but it might serve later to halt any long walk-out. A similar measure was introduced by Rep.

Hoffman (R-Mich). His would be permanent, however, while Hartley's is intended as a stop-gap until Congress- passes permanent legislation and would expire July 31 or when Congress adjourns. Both would amend the Norris-LaGuardia anti-injunction act The doctor was quoted as saying that he knew of two children who had been born without brains, but, "the mothers were a considerable distance from the blast and it can not be decided that these abnor- Starnes Drug Company I malities were the result of the UUI1IU. 156 PHONE 157 Uvs 'w wmm J': 11 II tl III fi i 'f V- K. 1 i (l i i A 'v The agency gave the doctor's name as Sh'igeru Ito and, said he was in the obstetrical department of the hospifal which the Japanese government established after the bomb burst over Nagasaki in August, 1945.

It said the residents of Nagasaki had received "a big jolt" from the atom bomb commission report in Washington last week Indicating that freak births or mutations wore possible long-range results Craft Funeral Homes Funeral Directors Ambulance Service of the bombing. Last January in Tokyo, members of the commission who are conducting long-term survey at both Nagasaki and Hiroshima daid their studies had f-aile to disclose a single case of hereditary effects of the bombing but that the final an and empower the government to obtain an injunction to stop a strike threatening the public health, welfare or safety. Hartley's measure also would provide for 30 days of mediation. After that, the National Labor Relations board would hold a secret ballot election among the workers to determine whether they wished to accept the management's latest offer. Hoffman said his bill would cover not only a telephone strike but also "any further extended mourning" period called for by Mr.

John L. Lewis." He referred to the six-day memorial lay-off called by Lewis for the balance of this week in the soft coal fields. While these congressional moves were under Conciliation Di swer will not be known for 50 Blacksburg Phone 95 Gaffney Phone 500 NOTICE Mrs. Grace Coyle, Prop. Announces the Opening of GRACE'S BEAUTY SHOP NSAR ALMA MILL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Telephone 545-J A THING IS NEW TO YOU merely because you haven't seen or heard it before.

Down through the years styles have repeated themselves in cycles, and 1947 is no exception. At right, a jacket suit as new as today's newspaper. It is in black and white checked wool, the Jacket being fastened with tiny licorice buttons. It opens up to show a pique blouse and red crepe lining. The skirt is in black wool At left is the 1934 version of the same fashion idea.

(International) years. Commenting on the recent Washington report, Dr. Ito attached no significance to 'the notation that more men than women had been killed. He said, "there were big factories in the blast center and more men women worked in them." Couple Donate Little African Girl Finds Manna Scattered In Woods rector tdgar L. Warren and Assistant Secretary of Labor John W.

Gibson studied the chances for 80 Million, Call mediating the telephone dispute. Warren said 15 conciliation conferences had been arranged Washington, April 2. A It 'Selfishness' throughout the nation but that ne gotiations between the companies Houston, March 31 A strange story has just come out of the jungles of Africa. It is one which people with faith will believe, whHe those of little faith will seek a scientific answer. It is a story which repeats today a tale and the union thus far had produced little progress.

The key negotiations between gift of $80,000,000 or more was described as "just selfishness" by the American Telephone and Telegraph company's long lines divi mi i 1 -ITi1' iRMLOAISfS the donors last night. The philanthropic gesture one said, stating the "woods" referred to in the letter were what we would call "sage brush." The Cape Town evangelist had several samples of manna in a glass bottle. It has a sweetness like honey and melts easily on the tongue, he explained. He had a few pieces left of the supply he had brought to this country, the remainder having been eaten here. Mr.

Cardy lived in Takoma Park, from 1928 to 1930 as a member of the Seventh Day Ad-ventist organization. At present Mr. Cardy is head of the Voice of Prophecy Bible School, Cape Town, where he has lived since 1938. many centuries old. sion, the long distance operators, are under way in New York but may be moved to Washington.

This is the older report: "Then said the LorVl unto Moses, Behold I will rain bread from of the most generous in history was announced today in behalf of himself and his wife by Hugh Roy Cullen, Houston oilman, before a meeting of the Texas Medical SHOWING HAMRICK THEATRE MONDAY-TUESDAY heaven for you, and the people shall go out and gather a certain Cullen, whose story is a typical one of "rags to told the meeting that within a month he will establish the H. R. Cullen Foundation for the purpose of Supplying credit to farmers is a tradition with the M. P-Bank one which we are prouder than ever uphold in these post-war times. We are ready to help you.

Come in and discuss your needs. Grow More Food For Freedom -iiiilfl News In Brief Woodmen-Red Men portion every day that may prove them whether they will walk in my. law or not. "And when the dew that lay was gone, behold, upon the face of the wilderness there lay a small round thing, as small as the hoar frost on the ground. And when the children of Israel saw it they said one to another, 'it is manna, for they knew not what it was.

"And Moses said unto them, 'this is the bread which the Lord has given you to In March 1939 about 400 members of the Seles tribe of Central Angola, West Africa, were on the Ipll The weekly meeting of Modoc 1 i I Tribe Monday night was an in teresting affair, and although the aiding educational, hospital and charitable institutions. Cullen and his wife plan to turn over to the foundation their royal-tics on between 30,000,000 and barrels of oil, now valued at $2.10 a barrel. Attorneys and oilmen estimated the gift ultimately will run much higher than the original contribution. They pointed out that the price of oil will increase substan-tally. Cullen told newsmen that the gift is "just selfishness on our part.

We wish to see the money spent during our lifetime so we may de attendance was slim, the interest was good. R. A. Hancock, sachem, vrv presided. Among the business verere of starvation.

The rain transacted was the election of I4 The MERCHANTS PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK failed and the crops did not grow, senior sagamore, and Harold Their corn was gone, and th Bishop was elected without OP' grasshoppers the tribe ate had dis position. Ihc junior stump, form in erly held by Mr. Bishop, was left appeared. Twenty years earlier, a Chris open until next week. Mr.

Bishop was also" elected as degree, team tian mission had been established rive great pleasure from it." He added that he and Mrs. Cullen had been "thinking for a year Ginger Rogers has the leading role in "Magnificent Doll." a Skfrball- sachem. among the tribe, and soon its mem. bers formed a Christian communi Manning production for Universal tv. led by Carlos Scqueseque.

release. Carlos was away from home in Final arrangements for the State Great Council in Greenville next week were made and Stanley "If VIS 1939 at the time of the famine, His wife that 19th day of March Wilson and h. W. Lipsey of the called the people together for mmmsm finance board, Guy Kirby, tho I or tw0 about making the gift" and that they may give more money away. Thompson Fires Patrolmen Who Blocked Arnall tribal representative and J.

prayer. She read them passages in the Bible recounting how the Lord had sent manna to his Smith will attend aa a past great sachem. people in the time of Moses. WHY SUFFER FROM GAS, BURNING GNAWING, IRRITATED STOMACH and do nothing about it? Excess acids cause a majority of these troubles, also ulcerated stom As Advertised in LIFE What then happened, Seque Repoi-ts of the recent state scqtie himself reported in a letter Head Camp convention in Colum to Mrs. W.

H. Carpenter, wife of Doubt Action 'Handy-Andy' Weed Cotter 1.25 Cult wo wai This handy weed cutter saves work enables you to cut with both swings of the cutter. Over all length 40 inches. Grass trimmer bia last week featured Cherry Camp weekly meeting Tuesday night. Each delegate was greatly Atlanta, April 1.

Governor M. a missionary who had befriended him as a small boy. A literal ti. Thompson has either demoted translation of the letter was made impressed with the convention and Cedent HOPE CHEST or discharged officers of the State Highway Patrol who barred bv the Rev. E.

L. Cardy, an evam plans are being made for a num gelist living at Cape Town, South ach. former Gov. Ellis Arnall from the ber of notable state leaders are being made for them to visit Africa. Mr.

Cardy was in Wash executive mansion and guarded Cherry in the near future. ington for a visit last month and Herman Talmadge and his ap The office of advisor lieutenant brought details of the story. The letter by Sequeseque said was declared vacant and J. Wright was elected to fill the "Also the Manna came thus: pointees at the state capitol. The governor indicated further firings were in prospect He said: "I am going to get rid of all the politicians on State Hierhwav TAKE KENNEDYS MIXTURE A combination which will relieve that condition.

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BROWN FURNITURE CO. EAST FREDERICK STREET that is, the girl was five years Patrol and appoint World War Atlanta Harris P. Dawson, Old. veterans in their places. There may be more than a 50 percent director of the U.

S. Depart "This girl did the wise. On the ment of Labor's Bureau of Labor 19th of March she wandered away enough to give the area a chance Statistics, said all southeastern turnover in personnel before the' patrol is really efficient again. I out into the woods, and there to heal. employes of the bureau have been found the manna scattered around advised to look for other jobs.

i Your druggist has it or can get it for you. He said it is "highly probable that the bureau's 60 employes would be dismissed early next week and eight bureau offices in the on the ground. Then the girl began to eat, and when she became filled she returned home to get a plate. She filled the plate and was eating from it in the midst of older people, and the older folks asked her what she was eating. "She told them that she was eating manna, which she said was Southeast closed.

The Atlanta of- ce has a staff of 30. jjiscnargea personnel were fired for violating a patrol rule against participation in politics and for insubordination. When the Legislature elected Herman Talmadge governor last Jan. 14, highway patrolmen were detailed to keep order at the capitol and the executive mansion grounds. Patrolmen refused to permit the then Governor Arnall to enter the mansion.

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Then the older people followed on. mm They found the manna on the ground; it was scattered on the ground and on the leaves of the trees. The people of Namba vil fell isetfm.iOGIilii' from STANDARD TRACTOR FUEL esso HEATING OIL PROMPT DELIVERY ORDER HOW LLOYD SMITH Phone: day 894 Nteatt 313 or BILL SMITH i Phone lage called tho others and then showed their faith and belief and joy. The men, women and little children all ate and. each filled a plate of it.

"When I returned from Kongo I found that a boy had saved a little of it for me. I ate part and divided the rest into three parts, one for my mother (meaning Mrs. Carpenter), one for Pastor Curtis at Nova Lisboa and what remained I kept to use in working here in our land of Angola. to prove my certainty of it I have sent a sample of manna, which fell on our village of Namba, to you my mother." Mr. Cardy explained the little girl was the child of the Seques-eques.

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