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t ^ PAGE EIGHT P. C. MILITARY UNIT IS FIRST AT McClellan . ■ ' *■ i • t i /- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. 1931 FARM BOARD AGREES ON CO OP FINANCING METHOD maintained that despite prejudice against the alien this class actually committed less crime than the native- born proportion to their number. “It is easy,” Dear .\bbott said in summary, “to'shift t’le responsibility Saturday Evenini? Post, $2.00 per ! IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OR NEWS- year; 2 years, $3.30; 3 years, $^.Q0. | PAPER THAT YOU NEED, SER— JAS. W. CALDWEL.*. JA.MES W. CALDWELL, t Fcirmer Motnbors V^ ill Receive This Y ear Advance of One Cent for what is wronfr by charginf? it upon , I,ess Than Prevailinjr Price At Point of Delivery. Still Consider- the nationals of other countries, it is Rifle Team Wins Top Place In Plans for Handling; Huge Surplus and New Oop. Fourth Corps Area. Track ' | — — Outfit Second Best. Wa'hinjrton, Au>r. 19.—An ^'’ranjzo-^j.Qyp handling ofj (luring the , ment for financinff the M.VNY colleges ENTERED'f»t*on by eo-cperatives IpTi ’ent crop year wa^ atjreed upon to-; Battalion Divided Into Three can ('otton (’o-operative association, t^tttpanies. , ^^.ju n*ceive an ad-1 T, , . ■ n j • .1. * vance on cotton marketed through the Pre'ibytenan college dunnjf the past , . .i : co-operatives of one* cent less than the i prevailinsr price at point of delivery. If the price is seven cents a pound Study Of Crime received for,the second con- summer secutive time the handsome trophy awarded annually for the senior unit making the hijrhest standin)? a’ the R O. T. C. camp at .\nni.ston, .Xla. Other units at Camp .McClellan, in order of their standintr, were: .North Cieorftia, Davidson, Louisiana State university. University of f'lorirla North Carolina .State, Clemson. Cita del, Wofford, University of Tenn see, Universrty of Gi-orjria. .Mississipp A. and M., Georjiia Tech and Univer sity of Alabama. P. ('., with 2(1 men firing the rifU* course, aerain led the Fourth Corps area in the competition for the “War- Wickersham Body Compiles Last of 14 Reports. Takes Burden Off Shoulders of Foreigners. \arrects Absolving nality easier, f./.‘ example, to charjre our! crime record ajjainst irnmijrrants than ajfainst an inefficient and corrupt sys-' tern of police and an outworn system of criminal justice.” A st’id> of the .Mexicans in Califor- n'a h'> Professor Paul Taylor of the Univer.sity of California, found that in some sections where crime amonsr thi.s class exceeded that of re.^ident citi zens police prejudice acted co increase “quite independent of crimi- Kic.wers will be jfiven six cents. If it dr./ps to five cents, the advance will decline to four cents. jtixlay it could not say the same for The primary financing will be done the native born children of foreijfn- .iroujfh commercial and inlernu'diatejers. l edit banks. The board will in.sure'the; With this statement the commission ccond loans. Carl Williams, cotton .miyered its last official connection Washinffton, Aujr. 21. ^ the forei;rn born of blame for the vol- Miss Alida ( . Bowler, reasearch as- ume of crime in this country, the ‘University of Chicajfo, Wickersham commission made clear amonjf 498 foreijrn born criminals in Illinois penitentiaries tales of “police brutality” were fre quent. Althoujrh discounting many of these reports as a customary method of securing sympathy, she said: “.lustice is certaiidy in serious nember of the hoard, said tmlay no ac- with the Vapital. It was learned , that curate estimate of th(‘ money r<*(iuired|even the tiny temporary offices it ha.f & city where the intelligence to finance the operations could bi*, ^(iippoj-tcd, after lack of funds cauh'*;) detec'^ves does not rise superior made. ' the clo.sing of the former elaborate | ^^e use of the rubber ho.se as a fa- Directors of the A. C. C, .X. were in headcpiarters .July 1, had closed th'dr means of .sloving crime.” ^ Washington last week conferring with doors late last week. | .Miss Bower’s stati.sticril study Don’ brag! —tomorrow you may wish you’d changed to Goodyears today the board. Th< y adopted a program to I which the board could not agree in its rior of the Pacific” rifle troithy, which. .. . « of Ha. present plan, in many ' re.spects, is u compromi.se. Williams said, however, both partie.s were in is awared by waii to the R. the University (). T. ('. rifle team with The rejtort upon “Crime and ihe found that among Chicago’s 28 “pub-j Foieign Born” was the commission’s li<' enemies” at least 19 were natives 11th and last, save for a statement of of the United States although born of ^ it.s finances by Chairman Wickersham, foreign parents, while e'ght were born' the highest .s<-ore in the United States. harmony with it. addres.sed to President Hoover. In it the members attacke;! what was termed a popular belief that aliens were responsible for more crime than any other class. Discussing the I a})road. The national winner has not been an-; nounced. i board’s annoumement, which P, U. sto(Kl ses'ond in-the Fourthshortly after K. F. ('reek- Corps area traek meet at ('amp Me-1 more, vice-president and general man- , r u *1, <-|.ll.n, .N„.-.h <-arolin. Stal. laadina a...-.- ..f Iha A. C. A., had talkad to "f th'" W'-f, howovor, the com- by a small margin to win first place. Williams over long-distance telephone, W. R.'Senter of Chattanooga, wasi^aid the board “has completed ' thw Amiikin fc'nt for iup'in;*- rfn'WT^nJrenrir^ All M members signe<l a statement said it could jjp,'either positive proof or not present denial as to Renew Your Health by Purification Any physician will tell a, was Third in thejco*operutive association lor .sup CuIIins of Chester, mental financing on a basis of which the cotton co-operatives will he alile at. that any such impression foreign born is at P.t31 crop, an amount wiual to one cent per pound less than the market price at point of delivery.” was third in the 88((-yard run, R. E. Carother.s of Fort Mill, was second in the 22(I-yard hurdles, H.'A. Copeland of Clinton, was third in the high jump. .1. A. ('heatham of AMieville, was sec ond in the shot put, and the'mile relay team (('arothers, D. F,. Brow’n, Zealy and .‘M'nter) came second. present price levels to advance to th< ir grower memdiers, for deliverie.s/of the ‘'‘definitely to .say as to the variance with the is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermin ing your vitality? Purify your en tire system by taking a thorough course of Calotabs,—once or twice a Reports by upon “Crime , week for several weeks—and see how y half a dozen specialists Nature rewards you with health. • arxl the Foreign Born.” Calotabs purify the blood by acti- , nr u,.To.nr,-. .-„v J.- , . rating the liver, kidneys, stomach and approximately 90 FH‘r cent of the m.ir-i "'v'‘f«'ty of Chicago’s graduate i bowels. Trial package, 10 cts. Fami- The advances made last year were supervi.sed by Dean Kdith Abbott of Those old tires may have gone farther than you have any right to expect, but don’t trust them too far. And you know your next puncture will wipe out all you’re “saving”. Better change to new Goodyears, THE leading make, today. That’s safer, wiser. Let us show you the big value we’re offering for little money. Latest lifetime lueranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Alee 4 fU).20 ( 29x4.50) 5.2.S.2I (31x5.25) 30 c3'i Reg. Cl. 30x5 H.D. Truck Other sizes cqiielly low M<^DANIEL VUL. WORKS Telephone No. 2 — Clinton, S. .C. D. M. McNauIl of (’olumbia, carried I ket price. The .X. C. .X. off first honors in the fancy diving 2,100,000 liales for its members. .Most;, contest of the aquatic meet. |Of this cotton is still being held for Thi‘ I’resbyteriaM college unit was higher prices. handled ' social S4‘rvice administ ration, jPackage# 35 cts. All dealers. (Adv.) j The Clintoii Chronicle — $1.50 a .X larger vol'.ime probably w’ill lx* marketed co-o|)eratively this year be cause of the prevailing low |)rice, lack of demand ami the prospective bump er crop of ir>,oR4,000 bajps. XVilliams said he believed that at least 3,000,000 ins|x>cted lust spring by (’ol. R. M. Brumbilu arnl rateil 97 per cent, which i.s very high in this area. .fudging from the number of apjili- cations I’. (’. has already receiv(>d. I,ieut. .Xlfred .N. Taylor said, the unit this fall will have the. largest enroll-;j,y the co-oper- nient since 192(i. |atives this year ami that under jires- rh«* ca(l«“t liiittalion will be 'livided jjFiese assiK'iatioris would j into three companies, the higher com-1substantial increase in mem-j manders as follows; Uiership. R. K. {Iilles]):e of Decatur,'’'(ia.,' ca- ' f„|-,.,ast for a 1931 harvest of del major; \V. R. .’seiiter nt <'hatta- | ooo ^lian a year ago nooga, Tenn., cadet ca|)tain, adjutant; „hstucles in the wayi A. B. Blakely, I lin.on. cadet captain,agreements upon^ this year’s ad-i ba'talidi sup|>lv; Cadet (’apt. D. .M vames. .\s it was ’finally adopted.| howi'xer, the .\. C. C. .\. directors (d»- A ( tained something near what they a k-l ed. Tin* reqiiesti'il advaiu*es within a Inile of the market price. T’ne Itoard’- anno incemeiit amounts to p>-acti.-all\ ^^mugkaut the Entire Of ear,, McNa.i!! of Cohi.vil'ia, t'omimindiiic (Annp.tiiy .\ ; ('adel ('ajit. I. ham of .Xbhevillc, commanding ( om- j'.ii y B; Cadet < ap . II. A. C ip d.ind of ' '|;.i;,n. I Mitmian 1 ng ('ompniy (’. (linton Realty and Insurance Co. B. II. BOYD, .AfTfiil Representing Seieral of the ( ounlrj’s Oldest ami Strongest liisiirani'e ('ompanies. Office: m .Second I'hMir .National Bank Building—RiMini No. (i 'lelephone No. (» Residence Rhone I(l7 that. t 'I'lie hoard has advaiin’d many mil lions to eo-operativ<‘s under a tine* year agreeimnit. ’lliis agi'eeiiitnit has two mole years to run, and it is ex pected that during this period the co operatives will sell littU', i'' any. ol i the J.PiMI.tHKI hales now held he.aa t'l of current low prix's. The hoard's | (Otlon Stahilizalion corporation Indds an additional 1,300.(199 liales, Tiic hc.aiil is awaiting replies fiiUii five governors on its plan of destrov ing one-third of the standing crop to| rtdiice supFilies ami increas»‘ praa-s. They are the governors of .Xrizeiui. Louisiana, Tennessee, North and South] ( arohnu. .\t least seven already iiav< ! I to PAINS QUIT COMING "When I vvau a girl, I suf fered perlodkally with ter rible palms In my back and fides. Often 1 would bend almost double with the In tense pain This would last for hours and I could get no relief. "I tried aJmost every thing tlat wu recom mended to me, but found nothing that would help until I began taking CarduL My mother thought It would be good for me, so she got a bottle of Cardul and started me taking It. I soon improved. The bad spells quit coming. I was soon in normal health.” —Ura J«wel Harrla Wlnnaboro, Texaa icji'ctcd the proposal, which was sent to 1 1 .Siiuthcrn states. Thus far there liave lu'eii no ind ca tions that the lioard has consi<lere*l an | al.eraativc' |)lan although a flood of new suggestions is being receiv«‘d dally, ('hairman .Stunt' saiti to.lav lit' had received the telegrams of Senator George of Georgia, which called upon the board to makt' immediate je.ir- chase.s t«f cotton at six cents a pound j with an adtiitional payment of sixj tints in October, 19;)2. to all farmers who do not platit next year. He atlded , Sales Leadership Senator George’s projiosal would be given full consiti consKieratii'ii as soon as Fiossible. Thi' advanees to grovvi'ts mav be motlified, hovvevt'r, if the price of cot-' ton should rise to the higher levels. l.')| cents, for instance, In such itn e.eiiLj the co-operatives probably would not i attempt to make an ativanee of 14 j cents but would reduce it two or more-| cents below that figure. No advances j will be made on eotton delivered to optional poi'Is. Fo//r ^plc have purchased the Buick Eight to every one buyer of any other of the thirteen eights in Buick’s price range during the twelve months since its introduction. This four-to-one preference in days when America is scrutinizing values more closely than ever before— fullx coniirms the v'alue leadership of The Eight as Buick Builds It, It is this outstanding value which causes 89 per cent of all Buick owners to buy Buicks again and again. Bold At All Drug Mt»rc», |.|ft, TakA TbiObM** Blade-Draught _.ttoa. IndlfMtloa, Ptltoinnw WHAT DO P.S.JEANES FIN A I, SKTTl.KMENT Takt' noiict* that on the 1 1th d:';’ of Soptember. I will render a final ac- eount tif my aets and doings as .Xd- miiKstiator of the estate of Mamie N. King, dpt eased, in the office of the King, deceased, in the office iif .ludge of Rrv bate of Laurens Courtty, at ten o’clock a. m., and on t!\e sam*‘ ilay will ai |>ly for a final di u-hargy fron my trust as .Xdministrator. An,v person indebted to said estate is notifitHi and required to make pay ment on or before that date; ami all persons having claims against .said es tate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. , J. ('. NEIaSON, Administrator. August 7, 1931—9-3-4tc. *Burck has sold Jour times as many eights as the next most popular eight in its field, August 1, 1930, through July, 1931, according to official figures by R. L. Polk & Company, \ 1 BUICK EIGHT Four Series of Straight Eights with Bodies by Fisher—>22 Luxurious Models—$1029 to $2035, i, o. b. Flint, Mich. Thomason Motor Co. Laurens, S. C. %i DO? SURSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE t \ 4