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Monday, Pec. 7A, 1V51 THE GREENWOOD, 5. C. Page Hve Is Instructor listed the men as Columbus Boan and Lawrence Boan. both af Today Tuesday 608 Drivers Lose State Licenses, 35 In County COLUMBIA A total of driver licenses Were withdrawn from South Carolina motorists November.

Chief CommlMior.rr Claude R. McMillan of the Staf. Highway Department said todaj In addition, 154 violators from out of state and 139 unregistered Sout Carolina drlvcis were npprch -niled Drivit.g i.iKitr the mflueiict ol National Guard Recruiting Makes Progress COLUMBIA National Guard recruiting making good progress In South Carolina, according to MaJ. Oen. Jas.

C. Dozier, State Adjutant General. Young men and veterans are taking advantage of the Quaid', new retirement plan which provides a substantial income for 20 years service as Guardsman. Retirement benefits are drawn from agtt Fort Mill Man Shot In Holdup Attempt At Grill ROCK HILL, 8. C.

Ht An unsuccessful holdup attempt resulted In the fatal wounding of a Fort Mill man early yesterday. Officers reported that J. D. Boan, 31, of Fort Mill, was shot by J. H.

Furr 38, operator of the Midget Orlll on the Charlotte-Rock Hill highway. The shooting followed an attempt by Boan to rob purr as the Rock Hill man prepared to leave his cafe, police said. Three of Boan's brothers were arrested and booked for Investigation when they drove up a few minutes after the shooting. Police Christmas Eve Services In Three Churches The annual midnight Christmas will be held at Immanuel Lutheran Church this evening from 11:15 p. in.

until midnight. The special program being used it this service Is entitled "Good News From Heaven." and Is a chrtMmas candlelight service which brought to a conclusion with a i ml candle lighting ceremony. Kach your this service Is spon- ud by the young people of the church and this year's speaker wl'l be William Wlngard, member cf iminiiiuiel church, who Is senior at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Columbia. The subject if the brief addres to be delivered is "How We Can Express the Christinas Spirit." The service will come to an end hrt ut midnight, when Christmas 7 -f v. I Pvt.

Robert E. Bobby Todd, alxive, has graduated from an-tiiialt artillery automatic wenitom battalion, code radio school, u.s code radio operator. He has been avslun- ied to battery headquaiiers as in- structor In the schc. il Ills new ad-I dress is: Pvt. Robert E.

Todd RA14118U26, Headquarters and lle.id- til AAA IIK, ilTiaiiris nailer v. SP STR 8th Infantry Division, Fort Jackson. S. C. N.

C. Hornets in the Tri Slate baseball league next year. Kuester coached the Chattanooga club last season under Manager Jack Onslow. Ho was released when the Southern Association voted not to permit coaches to be i carried on team rosters. Rock Hill, and James L.

Boan of near Rock Hill. Police quoted Furr as saying- that least three shots were exchanged before Mrs. Furr and three curb boys subdued Boan. While Mrs. Furr was telephoning tor police.

Boan attempted to get away and Furr shot him. Boan was wounded In the forehead and died two hours later at York county hospital. Registered Optometrist P. C. JEANS 304 Hodges Building Greenwood, 8.

O. STOAT i Violent Death Takes No Holiday In S.C., 11 Killed By The Associated Press Violent death took no holiday over the long pre-Christmas week end. striking down at least 11 persons in South Carolina. His automobile striking a culvert near St. Stephens killed Otis Crolt.

Three Negro children were In their home at Kingstree when the frame dwelling burned to the ground. The bodies of two were recovered. A 65-year-old Horry County woman, Mrs. Nancy Britt Oasque. was hit and killed by a truck near Conway.

A pistol wound was fatal to Morris Weeks, 44. Columbia Negro who got in an argument with his landlady over his firing a shotgun in the yard. A Ft. Mill man identified by police as J. O.

Boan, 31, was wounded fatally by a Rock Hill drive-in operator during what the officers termed a holdup attempt of the place. A Lake City woman, Mrs. Ruby Collins Cook, 49. was killed near her home town in a collision between a car In which she was ridlnt; and a car hauling a trailer. A Negro pedestrian.

Early Doe, 24, was killed whau hit by a car on the Fairfax-Allendale highway. A Negro woman, Bessie Bep-nett, 45, of near Rembcrt, was pitched out of the cab of a pick-up truck and was killed, when a car rammed the rear of the truck near Camden. Mrs. Mary Barrett Spears, 40, of Augusta, was killed In a collision, at an Intersection near Trenton, between the car In which she was riding with her husband and a car driven by a Megro soldier. Her husband and the soldier were injured.

Intoxicants caused withdrawal of 509 permits, und second convictions on reckless driving chaw. 29 The remcining ten were withdrawn for the following reasons: Giv.ii' false information In applying permits. reckless homicide. -i; and involuntary manslaughter. 4.

Withdrawals by counties Included: Abbeville. Aiken 14; Eugf- fields 33, Laurens. McCoruilik, 2, Nc A Dorr) 10. Saluda, I Th'ce hundred and 70 of those wliote liceiiaes were taken during the month were white men. Tvi I hundred and 34 were Negro men i hrce were white women, and oiw vji a Negro woman.

Ivan Kuester Said To Be Manager Of Charlotte Club CHATTANOOOA, Tnen. tP-The Chattanooga Times says that Ivan i Kuester will manage the Charlotte, CHWffifei iBfai Day will be ushered in with the playing of the chimes in the lower if the church. The church will be appropriately decorated with ever-I randies and polnsettlas. I The Church of the Resurrection, Kpiscopal. will have services to-inifiht at 11:15 o'clock with sermon I by the rector, the Rev.

Allen Web-ler Joslln, and Christmas music by lie choir and congregation. A program of Christmas music the choir and meditation led by the pastor, the Rev. James A. Bow- will be held at 11:15 p. m.

to- night at the First Baptist Church. Peace on Earth "For Cod so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3-16 i 1 We Wish It irmUTTII RAMI GLORIA THEATRE Ninety Six, 8. C. CLAUOETTE COLBERT M.1CD0NALD ZACHARf CAREY -SCOTT. SPECIAL LATE SHOW TONIGHT Show Starts At 10:30 Price Main Floor 48c Last Time Today CAtt Alio: Color Cartoon Coming Tues.

Wed. Alio: Comedy and Cartoon Lut Times TODAY At STATE! ERROL FLYNN Olivia De Havilland "CAPTAIN BLOOD' Christinas Entertainment Right From The Top Of The Tree It's the funniest chase In movie history as secret Kent Hope trnlls luscious Lamarr from Broadway to Araby. BAB imi-itkm mm; hue IMM IV ARE5 ir A BARBARABATES Sh ROBERT WAGNER 'Ss MARILYN MONROE 5 003 KP. 0rd for All of You a Very Merry Christmas 60 or The retirement plan provides fori the accumulation of points over the I 20-year period of service my -nj 1 member of tnte National Guard. a point Is awarded for each drill period attended, each day of summer can.p attended, and an additional 15 points for Velng a member of the Guard.

Extr paints may be earned for attendance at service schools and for completing Aimy extention course work. Additional points are earned for service over and above the 20 required. A veteran with five yvar active service In any of the Armed Forces could complete with the National Guard and retire as a master sergeant with $7j a month, from his 60th birthday on The South Carolina Guard staged a state-wide recruiting campaign Dec. 1st and to date progress is going well. Some four thousand additional men are still needed to fill the ranks.

Many good ratings a.f available to those who qualify, including enlisted and officer at Tonight Tuesday First Greenwood Showing TV' mm LAS' itsfrimt R08OIT STACK AYPAGE QUEKT nURO wiit we mi tier mm muu uii mum Astociif Producer and Dirrctoc BUDD BOETTICHER A REPUBLIC PICTURI Plus Cartoon for Children Auto-Theatre Augusta Road "SI Today Tuesday JANE ALEXIS ffiAMaW JAMES rVfSwTf HERE COMES THE GROOM Show Starts 7:00 P. M. HERE'S A REAL CHRISTMAS TREAT 1 Entertainment Right Off The Top Of Th Christmas Tree Roy at his best! This Dig, New Adventure Againit Race Track Racketeers. Killers TRIGGER mm li mm i DALE EVANS ms rwuiad Miaa ttmn uwnt mi sum md RUT R0GIRS RIIXRS PLt Sl TOV JERRY CARTOON AND SERIAL Christmas Day And Wednesday is lllss I 5 mMm Let us seek for the wisdom and guidance of the Christ Child, as the Wise Men of old. The hope of all mankind, lies in His teachings.

Help us to continue His good works and strive to follow His way to inner happiness. Partly Cloudy, Slightly Colder Weather Tuesday By The Associated Press Manhandled for the past week by the elements. Carolinians went about their last-minute Christmas shopping today under clearing skies, with temperatures on the upswing. The Christmas Day forecast was for fair to partly cloudy and slightly colder weather. High temperatures yesterday were in the 60s and 60s, with the lows this morning generally in the high 20s.

Exceptions were Ashevllle's 20 and the 23 at Mt. Mitchell. Other North Carolina lows: Greensboro 25, Raleigh 28, Charlotte 31 and Wilmington 43. It was considerably warmer In South Carolina where Columbia's low was 29. Spartanburg reported 30 and Charleston had a comfortable 48.

Congressmen Miss Tea Party Given In Singapore For Them SINGAPORE (AP) A group of American congressmen passing through Singapore almost missed tea at the University of Malaya. They arrived 80 minutes late Just as the tea and cakes were being removed from the tables. The party was given In their honor by Dr. O. V.

Allen, vice-chancellor of the university. The congressmen said their transport failed to show up at the hotel. The congressmen are members of a House expenditures subcommittee and are travelling around the world to Investigate problems arising from the flow supplies to American bases. They are headed by Rep. Herbert Bonner iD-N One Survives Swim Across Danube To Escape From Reds BELGRADE (AP) Only one of four Romanians who attempted to flee their Communist-dQmlnated native land by swimming the swift, frigid Danube River survived to tell the tale.

I The lone survivor, a 24-yer-old graduate law student, was towed ashore by Yugoslav peasants. Roped together with him and buoyed up by automobile Inner tubes were his three dead companions. After six hours of artificial res-ppiratlon the law student was revived. Dissatisfaction with the "horrible" living conditions In Romania had brought them to thr attention of security police and hastened their decision to flee nigs. Those who qualify other- 'le for off.

err commissions may attenii the Palmetto Mdltory Academy. i The "red whlcn Is a difference la the srctrocoic of light from distant stars as compared with light from nearby sources, indicates the universe Is exploding, with the stars traveling sway Irom each othci at great speeds. How to Tonijht without Acid IndicMtioii mm I I Take 2 TUMS at Bedtime Now Mr ilcrnlcti niahn cautril hr acid tiimsch. Iki at lliou-tnmli do correct the irouhlf hr iin I or 2 Turns hclort rciirins if rou don't fall silrrp Utter frel hucr ntt morning. Alwar um' hsmlr counteract hranhurn pr-tire psim.

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