The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 8

Thursday, Sept. 30, 1954 THE GAFFNEY LEDGER. GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Eight time he saw Barton before a eon-1 nor Sorber was that he was not for breaking up 4 love affair by table came in and got him' t( brothef Robert Inturning him in for parole vlola- Held by Czech Reds after the death of Sen. Burnet R. Maybank, who had won renomi-nation without opposition in the regular Junqj 8 primary.

Bennett Tells Truth About was barked into a corner and swinging an electric fan around his head by the cord." Killer Regrets He Didn't Slay Hi? Brother Boy Ulcei-May Be Sign Of Success Reseda, Calif. Two-year-old Wayne Uiggins may be destined for big things in the business world. He has been operated on for a peptic ulcer popularly dubbed the businessman's occupational Surgeons at children's hospital removed Wayne's ulcer. They said that never In the hospital's 63-year history had they discovered a true Whst's Next? Two cannibals met in a mental institution. Ons 'was tearing nut pictures of, men' women1, and children from." 'magazine, stuffing -them In hia mouth, and eating them.

"Tell jne," said the other, "is that dehydrated stuff any good?" If he can remember so many jokes With all the details that mold them, Why can't he recall, with equal kill, All the times he's told them. "Mrs. Wlndrlp used to wonder where her hubby spent his even-ings. Then she came home early one night and there he was Some Pap ers iihhiiiviiic, vMu. nun The criwly convicts, both under "She was the only girl I ever desth sentence for murder, nursed loved and we were to have been swollen feet and calmly told flf Sj rers how they tramped through gti km hlm if had the chance." fields and woods for five days, and 1 even passed through three road Forgetful Grandma blneks without being detected.

Sympathetic Person: "Hello! They were captured some 40whafa the matter, little boy? Are miles northeast of Jackson aftery0u lost!" Little Boy: "Yea, I am. I mighta jail Friday, fatally wounded jailerknown better'n to come out with J. C. Landrum and wounded thrcegrandma. She'i always losdn' other persons to obtain getawayaumpin." uhiclca.

1 The 28-year-old Gallego, who There are 80 per cent; more admitted clubbing Landrum withhigh school graduates today than The committee held there was insufficient time for a Ical primary. former Gov. Strom Thurmond of Aiken and Marcus A. Stone of Florence and Dillon are wnU-in candidates. benni'tt said in his statement that "the telcKiams and other communications I have received RMkinjr me to order a primary show that a complete niisunderstandinic of the election law has been created by untrue and warped presentation of the law." "The chairman of the executive committee has no authority to call such a primary," Dennett assert Jackson, Miss.

Gernld Gallego, confessed killer of three men, said his chief regret at being captured after a Jailbrcak with convict Mi an angle iron, blamed his brotherthere were in 1940. peptic ulcer in so young a patient, I 1 ed. "He does have authority to call a meeii lie of the executive committee, and would have done so lonit sifo had there been any substantial demand by the committee for a meetimr." the statement Columbia. State Democratic Chairman Neville Bennett lashed out today against what he called "the campaign by certain newspapers and individual to stir up resentment against the Democratic F.xerutive Committee because it refused to violate the law." He charged in newi statement that the "campaign" is "for the purpose of prejudicing the voters of the state, blinding them to real issues of the campaign for U. S.

Senator, and promoting the election of someone they want instead of the lifelong I) niocrat nominated by the party." He maintained that "most of the resentment has been' deliberately stirred up by certain daily newspapers who for the most part are Republican minded and have never been noted for their loyalty the Democratic Party." State Sen. Edgar A. Brown was nominated for the U. S. Senate by the State Democratic Committee continued.

"However, I can see ff'fWy ff no (food purpose a meeting could "Xw'I bavo served. Even- up to this Nau'T' moment I have received no re- I minx! frntii anv nf thn 49 mom- I IL bum of the committee that a nieelinir be called. yj gjl DEPARTMfNT-. ST0RE cZZllS "As Mr. Norman S.

Richards of Kershuw County, father of Con-Kressman Richards and brother of the late Gov. Richards (and a member of the stale committee) TffflRSDA MORNING SEPT. 30 stated to the Associated tress 'I am not in favor of another 1 meeting of the -state committee. If we would by the law 1 would have to do the same thing 1 WRESTLING MAIN EVENT "(1) Both the Thurmond election law and the ruling of the secretary of state required the Democratic Party of South Carolina as well as vail other political parties to certify the names of its candidates by the deadline of midnight Sept. 3.

There was no alternative." iVV Fall is here again and we have a large of new Fall Merchandise Kl I 'y at low prices. Come in see what you can save by shopping EFIRD'S. rS- bjj new fall II Dan Bur Dan River Fabric I Lw35 CoatS FOR FALL TV I I The new Dan River Fabric in new Fall' Prints Cfci (The I960 state election Jaw was enacted during Thurmond'! term as governor.) "(2) The 72 hours between the death of Sen. Maybank and the legally established deadline for filing the name of party candidates was not long enough to order and hold a primary, "(3) The so caiied 'dummy plan' would have been an attempt lo tvade the law rather than comply with the law, would have rendered the entire primary and the election highly questionable both in the courts and before the Sen IT. RICHARD H.

DRIIS (above). SO, of St Albans. N. and Pfc. George Plsk.

of Austin, were Identified by the S. Army as the men who were arrested by the Czech Communists at the Iron Curtain frontier of Heidelberg, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. The State Department is negotiating with Prague for their release. At bottom, Mrs. Hester Dries Is shown with Karen, 3, one of their two children.

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-17) Most' of the resentment in st the committee has been deliberately stirred up by certain dally newspapers who for the most part are Republican minded and have never been noted for loyalty to the Democratic Party." $400,000 Asked By Martha Raye $5.98 Broadcloth Wns lietter Dresses a wmo ihiikc oi colors A for Fall in Spring- 80 SiUHre Percale in One apeciHl "croup ot rA Knight Broadcloth. New Fall Patterns and Cottona iDcTudinjr Cv1 Celors Printed Percale and Vi I Cotton Dresses New fast color, washable Cotton Dresses for Kali. A large selection to choose from New Fall Dressca in smart new styles, lovely. Rayon Fabrics in the newest Fall Shades. 4 stv I I IV Sheeting 3D inch smooth quality 80 Square Unbleached Sheeting In Damage Suit si New Pall Suitings Lovely new patterns and colors in fast color washable Suiting for Fall New Fall Hats 25c 59c Yard YARD FIRST QUALITY Hose These are Hudson 60 Gauge, 15 lienitr, fine quality Nylons in new Fall Shades.

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She said she will never recover from the effects and that Barton also "used vile and profane language and maliciously assaulted her" and claims the incident caused her. to have "blurring eyesight, fainting spells and insomnia." The suit was filed In the entertainer's married name, Martha Begley. Her husband, Kd Begley, was at the party but was not involved, according to reports. Miss ltaye was celebrating her birthday at the time and reports said the argument started when a party of which Barton was a member had a misunderstanding with members of Jhe Kaye party about a calypso band. Participants in the brawl, which took place in the Compleat Angler' bar on Biinini Island, weren't talking for publication, but Miami newspapers quoted an unidentified spectator as saying it was "quite a party." Harton was arrested and fined $70 on two counts of assault and battery and resisting arrest.

Mimbers of the calypso band suffered burns from the acid contents of a fire extinguisher and various other persons came nut of the fray with cuts and bruises. It all started, the Miami Daily News said, with an argument over whether Miss Kaye's party or the Barton party were going to have the services of the calypso band. Barton, hit Miss Rave and an Boys' Jackets An extra large assortment of Boys' Jackets for Fall Lined and Unlined Styles $2.98 to $6.98 MEN'S Dress Pants Men'a New Fall Pants in assorted Rayon Fabrics solid colors and assorted Patterns $4.98 to $6.98 Children's Sweaters Children's Sweaters for Fall in slipover and coat styles a wide range to choose from $1.98 Rnd $2.98 Children's Coats FOR rAU New Fall Cost tor Children In a wide range of the neweet atylee end falirlce $6.98 to $14.98 Children's Shoes FOR FALL Smart styles in Children's Shoes for Fall and school wear High topi and oxfords in brown leather Sizea 8Vi to 3. 111 Sag tp Jtf $2.98 IO $1.98 Cotton Panties Children's Cotton Knit Panties 25c Value $1.00 PAIRS IS 1 Boys' Oxfords Boys' New Fall Oxfords for school and dress wear plain, cap and moccasin toe styles well made $3.98 other woman with bottle, the News Informant said, and somebody hit Barton with bottle. "That really made Barton mad," the informant said.

"He School Dresses Ail" started throwing all the bottles In Children's Dresses the bar around. Then the hotel An extra lariro aelee. ir.n of Children's EASY TERMS management told the band members to stop "It was the darndest thing you Children's Dresses for School Dresses in fast school wear in fast col- color prints, novelty or washable niatcralls cottons and ginghams. Men's Oxfords Men's Dress Oxfords for Fall in a wide range of styles and leathers. $4.98 ZJjfwA mi IF Gsffaey, 8.

I ever saw all those guys In weird costumes pulled out knives and fll MLVIW $1.98 $2.98 picked up bottles and started lor Barton. "Ha grabbed one of those acid fire extinguishers and turned it on them. Then he sprayed It all over the room. The informant said the last ri.