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TJ1E OAFFNEY OAFFNEY," SOUTH CA I'OLINA P.ige Seven Tuesday, Feb. Chemist Shortage Taft Proposes REMEDIES WRONG FROM SICK BED 1953 1953 W. GICUl.TtJ(. PHOCHtM I PROGRAM 15 Changes For SOUTH Seen For Next 4-Year Period fhtith AuttatMa ui? Cim ttulbt CHHOUNA is ii i stttrj Jf jmsjii Cherokee County Milk is helping our farmers grow not only in body, UOPS Clernson College and iho State Arit-ult untl.Committee recommends: "More corn per acre in 1 by following I he 1-l'oint Corn Program 1. Thorough soil preparation.

2. Adapled, certified hybrids. More plants per acre. I. Liberal fertilization, especially nitrogen.

Only early, shallow cultivation. See Us For Your Needs. We Have Armour's (Big Crop) Fertilizers Law in Dispute Washington Sen. Tuft (It-O) proposed a series of hanges in the Taft-Hartley Labor Law which he was reported to have discussed briefly with President. Kisenhower.

Taft said at. the capital he was offering five bills, to make a total of about 15 changes in the law, adding that he dues not believe any of the proposals are particularly controversial. Among other things, his proposals would extend the anti-Communist oath requirement, to employers as well as employes; permit replaced strikers to vote in union rep-lesentation elections; increase the Labor Relations Hoard membership from five to seven members; and permit union contracts in advance of actual work in the building trades industry. Taft, the Senate majority leader, indicated that his decision to introduce the bills did not stem Im-ineinllv. Rozeman, Mont.

Dr. IJ. L. Johnson, acting head of the chemistry department at Montant State College, has warned industry it is in for a four-year famine of chemists. Dr.

Johnson said the first, hint of teh shortage came in 1 And each successive year, he added, has produced fewer graduates in the field of chemistry. Citing figures prepared by the National Clearing House, Dr. Jnhu-son revealed that in there were only Ii5 qualifier analytical chemists to fill 12(i openings. In organic chemistry, in the same year, there were positions for 112. Only (i! graduates were available.

Prospects were somewhat brighter in the biochemistry field where 18 applicants were on hand to fill 22 positions. The most alarming case he sighted was 585 openings in various chemical categories for which only 2(i applicants were available. mis chiimiiis from an.v development at the con- TRACTORS Wall Street Dial 6767 FARM FRESH GUERNSEY MILK Hy Calling PEELER'S DAIRY 3933 lerence with Eisenhower. He said his amendments not cover the whole field" of sible amendmnt of the law. This year, Dr.

Johnson prospects will he far worse, cited that in 1950 there were 10,000 graduating chemists r. I nM. pos-II said, He over with CORRECTING A MISTAKE which had jailed a Brooklyn father since Nov. 22, bedridden Samuel Xanthos lifts his hand to swear that Arthur Burke (second from right) was not one of the bandits who shot him in a bar holdup. At the hearing in Xanthos' Long Island College Hospital sickroom are (left to right): Assistant District Attorney Lewis Joseph, Magistrate Clarence Wilson, reporter Robert Jones; Burke, and Detective Lawrence Hollander.

(International Exclusive) Authorized Dealers Allis-Cha Inters Tractors and Equipment 15. a. uegrees. i nis year, or sum, said, in there will be only ,400 am 1054 industry can count on only -I953 AGICULtuRL PROGRAM Maybank Wants 34-Year Amnesia Controls Ended, 'Dream' Ended Economy Cuts For Canadian ti iiTi Mff iHMMil i I amm. CAROLINA Slab AutuuMu ia! CcrtttnuU.

graduating chemists. Dr. Johnson said all indications point to an industrial giant hard put fo ra steady influx of fresh chemical minds. The only relief in sight is the graduation of this year's freshman class, which will be June, 1057. The reason for the acute shortage, Dr.

Johnson said, is the great advance of industry in all fields, lie pointed out that production depended a great deal on research and research was the main task of the. chemists in his laboratories. The opening of the atomic age, with its endless avenues of research and application, falls to a IS YOUR TRACTOR IN TOP CONDITION? You tractor is the Ottawa Napoleon Mayotte, who suffered nn attack of amnesia wuroute to a grocery store here in finally is back home. He said he might propose other changes later. He mentioned that in the session of (10P leaders with President Eisenhower, the chief executive had brought up the subject of the T-H Law in discussion of his upcoming State of the Union message.

Taft sard he made "some suggestions" to the President. During the campaign, Eisenhower said he was against repeal of the controversial Taft-Hartley measure, but. that he favored amending it. Taft also has said repeatedly that he favors amending the law so long as none of the provisions lie regards as essential arc changed. Notice of I'inal Settlement and Discharge and Notice to Debtors and Creditors State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. R. Dougla? Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S. at, his office at (ialfney, S.

on 24th day of February, lO.V! at 0 o'clock A. for a Fina. Settlement and Discharge as Executrix of the estate of Harry C. Wheat, deceased. described his 1 years absence as a I "long, befuddled dream." I Instead of going one block, Mav- rjlab Aottftt-'fuiti' Lwnnrt A LANCED FARMING Make the farm an ellicient operating unit by careful farm and home planning to make the best use of land, labor, machinery, cash and credit.

With increased needs for credit and costs remaining hinh, it is more important than over to use credit wisely, and tn keep long-term indebtedness under control. ski: us for vocr credit needs. Security Investment Co. hardest working1 machine on your farm. Take good care of it because breakdowns means a direct loss of time and money to you.

Check your tractor now or better still bring it to us for a complete checkup. Comply With The 10-POINT PROGRAM Outlined Py The Clernson College Extension Service otto traveled to the West Coast and back, and held a job for 21 years in Toronto without knowing where he had come from. Mayotte's wife and daughter I starred a search for the World War 1 veteran the day after he disappeared in September, It ended ill Toronto last week whn Mayotte's daughter, Mrs. Eva I I.aurin, now .10, found him in the iSunnvbrnok Hospital for veterans. great degree on the shoulders of the young chemist, Dr.

Johnson said. Dr. Johnson traced the problem of supply and demand right back to the high school level, where he said more students should be encouraged to take u)) careers in the field of chemistry. The need for chemists will be great so long as industry continues to grind ahead, but, added Dr. Johnson, the supply of chemists must keep pace if there is going to he the research-production alliance so vital to industrial claim? All persons holding Washington "I inn anxious to drop all controls at tho earliest possible moment, Senator Hurnet R.

Maybank of South Carolina said in commenting' uion suggestions that wage and price regulations mijrht be allowed to die this spring. The former chairman of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, who sponsored the Defense Production Act with its economic controls at the beginning of the Korean War, said: "The Senate Hanking Committee insisted that. OPS carry out a policy of lifting controls on all commodities and services selling substantially below ceiling prices." This resulted in the -do-control of textiles and cotton, as well as other items of concern to South Carolinians. Maybank added: "Kvon without congressional action ending controls it. is possible that economic forces at work today production and demand would bring about, the suspension of all controls in the immediate future.

What the new Congress does about controls must be determined largely by the wishes of the new administration." Maybank gave his views on the national economy in a speech prepared for the National Cotton Council's fifteenth convention at Dallas, Texas, lie said further: "I doubt if tile people, aware of the dangers inherent in continued deficits and a mounting public debt, would want Congress to place against the said estate wil present Mayotte, crippled by arthritis, recognize I his (laughter immediately, although in the past years the au the same, duly attested, to la for dersigned on or before said INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ck A. final settlement, at 9 o'c i she had married and had two chil-; rcn of her own. i "It was like the end to a long, befuddled dream, he said. "When or be forever barred. MRS.

ANNA C. WHEAT, Executrix of the estate of Harry C. Wheat. Deceased CHEROKEE FARM EQUIPMENT CO. The milky way is a system of millions of stars, one of many such systems, the nearest of which is so far awav that it takes light, traveling at 180,000 miles a second, a million years to icach the earth.

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1(1. 20, 27; Pel I saw her something happened and I remembered everything. It seemed like a cloud was swept away from my mind and everything was clear again, for the first time in years." His wife said she was "so overjoyed thai, words can't express my feelings." Dial .317 East Smilh Street Master Says Dog scores again Slab A ynr alain! Cmymlbf CSjniun Cjf Libit i'r Sj? jjltt(? relief aheai of a sound fiscal i program. We could achieve tem- poiary tax relief, at the expense of a balanced budget, only to find that i individual savings are more than 'offset by renewed inflationary fires fed hy a continued deficit. I i hope that reduce spending Made Him Drunk; Is Fined Anyway Kalamazoo, Mich.

Clarence Rankin, claimed his pet dog, Skiupy. got him drunk. "It's this way," Rankin told the judge when brought into court on a drunk driving charge. "Skip-pv can do a lot of tricks and just loves to perform. "I took Skippy to the tavern wi'h me and he stalled doing tricks fi.r the customers.

Kvery time Skippy would do a trick, someone would buy me a drink. "That blasted dog just wouldn't -t'P doing tricks." Rankin's fine- $1 (Mi. to the point where tax relief is possible. Present rates are not only oppressive; they also stifle initiative and will, in the long run. be WE uiNiJUicsw ruu i i of the South Carolina Agricultural Program As Sponsored By Clernson College Extension Service and State Agricultural Committee Cive Farm Woodlands Retter Management and Fire Protection.

Do a Better Job of Marketing the Timber Crop. Reforest Lands Best Suited to Trees. AND WE HAVE Axes, Wedges, Chains, Crosscut Saws, One-Man Saws, Planting Tools and other equipment. (i l. Caring For and Harvesting Forest Crops Come In And Look Them Over Wilkins-Watson Hardware Co.

come self-del eating. "1, for one, will dedicate myself during the coming mouths to the tusk of achieving lux relief through the only sound means possible the I reduction of government expendi- tu res." Maybank said Congress must make 'sizeable reductions in the billion budget, proposed by I ex-President Truman, including deep slashes in non-essential portions of the defense items totaling billions and the billion I proposed for foreign aid. ii. a aw ii uTLiiK I The Viking raids in the 0th Cen-Itury represented a national movement of Scandinavians which involved the coiicUesl of most of liiilain, great raids and acquisition of tenitoiy in Europe, great i expeditions into Russia and further action to the south that took the Vikings into the Eastern em-pi rite; otten at-rase from I Ancient healing tempted to transfc a man to a ice. Dial 112 E.

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