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CHROXfCLE. a,INTON, S. C.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1933
News Reviev/ of Current
Affairs the World Over
1
War Debt Parleys to Open in Washington Early in March;
More Cabinet Speculation; Hitler Becomes
Chancellor of Germany.
Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD
vv
AR (Ivl.fR.
oiuitw—or
drpw much of
sir Ronald
Lindsay
cubinets and eum-
th« lark of titem—
tbr piiblir attention
during thr a’oek Sir Roniild Lindsay,
tlie Rrltlsb
dor tpriit f«*uf liotirs
rnikinc with l'r»*sl
drnt KIri'i fll
St Worni S(*rinRK and
then sfiirtrd Inna** In
n hiirrx ?«> toll Ids rov
erniiioii wbai hr had
or hj*d nol |rarii**a
nlNtiif Ihr next ndiiilii
istmrion'b Inlrnflmis
\ r i I h r r 'crntlrniaii
^ould Inform tlir pro
[dr conrrrnlriR Ihelr
ronrorajiflon, tboiiRh
Sir Roiinld said he
was boiM'fuI timt Ids country and the
L’nited States ndj;ht reach an accord
on thrlr econondc pnddems. Mr.
Roosrvrif’s a]M>krstniin said little l»e
^«»nd tltr elHtrmrnt tliat tlw* mrrtlojra
in Wnsidntfton pro*M>hly would lM*Rin
early In March. ’! was mfdew
London that Priiiir Minister MacDon
sId would hr Invited to come uvrr and
take purt In fhr orRotiatlnns. The
Hrifish also \M‘rr n>tivin(*rd ttiat they
would l>r ns|iiircd to jrlve touirlldnj;
tultstnnilul In ndiirn for rvrn a re
duction of'fhr wur debt, and gltmmliy
they rontrnd*^! Hds could nof be donr,
llrtiiri' to the »r«tld sljindard tariff
pr«*r«‘r<‘i(i-**s to Aitirrican ir«*ods and
rediriR of territory '.rrr all declared
out of the qurstiou.
Italy and <'/rcliosUivakla were the
first UMtiotis to roHow KuRlund’a ex-
ample and a< w't tlir invitation to
the \Viisldii;:to!i *.-«infrrenc<*s.
Our own st.'itrsuirn. of tmth par
tics, were duldoDs concrmlrg the wis
dom of the course Mr. Rimsrvelt has
cTnlirirkcd npidr Srnator^atnog Itlrm-
Iltoii Levns of Illiiiola. lH>ru«K'nit, In a
s|»crch In tiic senate wanted the In-
miiiltiR I’icsidrnt not to emulate the
‘iniKtiikc" of I'rraidrnt Wilson In ua-
ifrrtjtklnt: to t»r his own ambassador.
S*'naf«tr I>avld Heed of IVnnsylvaida,
Repiil)li<-:in, sup|M»r1ed the positinn of
S^mator I.ewls and Indicated he would
ettnsider It “Roing over the bead of
rougre* s" for Mr. rlooseTclt to airlTe
at detd aRreemeuts or undcrstandluRa
with tin* fondgn delegates fnrlted here
t«) discuss the question.
Replying to Reetl, Senator I.ewla
aaiti he could not Itelieve that I'real*
<lcni I’lecl Roosevelt had gone over
the head of Rrosldent Hoover and con
greas to negoliste on the debts with
Sir R<innld lie asserted that it was
ills Opinion that Fairo|>e wna ntlem|it>r
Ing to mnueuvfr this countr> Into a
IMwition where It «itiild roptidiate Its
eleven hi I lions of delits.
"I cannot Itelieve." Senatoi l^ewis
wild, “that IVesldent Elect Rogsexelt
would tolerate the Hritish anihastaidttr
going to him to de.il directly whep
be knows tiinf If he renchea a Judg
merit it must he npiirovcd hy the
aetinte
••I will nri> t.»
I'ennsv Ivanhi that
Fleet were so to f;t!l froto tils plane
of h L'h eliar.acler, h»*» M-nse of obliRH
tion his knowledi;e of siMtevTaft, anti
his allc;‘ian<*«' to tlie American (leople
ss to deal dins-tlv <i\or the herrds of
the |•r♦*^id•'tll atiii ^•on'.:r^•^s. then I
aay th.at woiihl'he a folly he will re-
grel."
folio. Bernard M Rantrli of Kew
York cnntlniKMl a favortie f«»r~u cab
inet (tlace. hut the a|>e«'ulalors (were
sritessItiR that he would he apiioinieii
•f.rciary of coiiitiicrt«. Mr fk^nich
lias ta-en very active In ileviHing Item
orialic mt'.'isnres to reduce the c«*si of
• he federal Rovernioeiil and was the
.iilhor of the plank in hts p^iMv s
lall'orm that pledged a 2.'v |*er cent
'eduction, lie thinks the limit of tax
mg ptiwer tias lM*en reached and has
urnlshed Mr. l(o«»sevelt with an eetl
unite of {Missihle ec*»iiomle*s aggregat
InR nearly |1.2t»MKS»,t«a) by which to
h.’ilance the tmilgci.
Mr Baruch Is i»ppt»se^ to current
plans for intintlon, saying: -H Is nut
money that Is scarce. It la conflilence
In money. If the stahlSIty of ne»ney
and credit were esi]it»liKh(*d b*-yi«m1
perjidventure in tlie-eyes i»f the world
timid money would rush from hidini;
-|t**d>ih^__!u vest nieiil
Edouard
Oaiadier
"There won hi he more sound imuiej
askintt la work than alt the Intlmed
iimncy we purpo.se to creaie It is
the key to recovery and it *fe|«»rcl*
upon the simple ex|»edieiii of baluiH-iii;:
the hntiget In the only »a\ left fiM
IIS —liy* reviuciiiR spending by about
oTie hillion dollars."
F RANCE’S BOW prtiB tr la Rtfouaii
I taladier.'and hh| ^aTdnet. ih which
fie is also iidtil«rer o( war. Is verj’
mm h the same as the l*.iiil I', ricour
ni'nlsiry wlihh the
S«»cialisl pativ over
ijjrew Twilit Bom our.
la fttreigti ftiinlMer
Camille Cluititeiiips
minister t»f the inte
rh»r. tJiHuge leitmet
has the tiitaiice port
folio and Lamoaraux
that «if the budget
Italadier presented
his cabinet tu the
chaniber of deputiea
F'ridjiy and Is stdied-
(tied soitn to lay be
fore that latdy his
fluaiiciul program. Since tliut is aub
staiitlally the same ns that of his
pretlecexsvir. tlie poll!leal sharps in
I'jiris predicted that ‘ hit ministry
w«»uld 8o«»n be overthniwn.
The revtdt against excessive taxa-
tl«»ti. In evidence In most countries of
the civllizetl world, was marked In
France hy two enormous dernohstfa-
tions during the week. The first was
a meeting of nearly I.'i.txiO suhstan
tial business nien repce.senilng 750
symiicates and commerctal and indus
trial interests througliout the coun
try A resolution was adopted declar
ing that taxation Is strangling the
cv'iintry’s business and announcing
that If the new government attempts
to Increase the burden of taxation all
Interests represented will sluit down
tlieir shops and plants.
A second meeting was held by
anuitier merchants, artistttt'd Indus
trials not Includmi In the above aaso-
ciatuia^ They adofited a similar reso
lution.
COUNTY VOTES OVER « 1 TO I Vegetables On
ABOLISH RURAL POUCE SYSTEM ^
Incomplete returns gathered yes
terday from 27 boxes out of 37, show
ed that the county rural police sys
tem w’as voted out on Tue.sday by a
count of more than 3 to 1. The 27
precincts tabulated gave the follow
ing returns: for system 127, for sys
tem reduced to three officers 575. ab
olition of system 1792. Several miss
ing boxes are expected to add to the
! large majority.
; The strongest vote against a con-
I tinuance of the systefn was registered
Big Slash Made
For Supervisor
Delegation Reduces Appropri
ation for Roads and Bridges
To Amount Equaling Year’s
Gasoline Tax.
Laurens, Feb. 3.—That the appro
priation this year for the county su-
,. , , • L .Li. P^rvisor’s office for roads, bridges
I « n " T i *»"» “Pkwp would not ex-
MdU second. Goldville third, and,Clin-j^eed *24,000 was indicated in a state-'
ton city fourth. Hunter township went|„ent given out last week by Senator
strong, for eliininating the force, theicarroll D. Nance after he and the
vote standing: 30 to retain, 181 to re
duce to three, and 4H3 to abolish.
The vote in the 27 precincts lepoi-t-
ed, stood:
I .N'STKAI> f»f tryltig to get a c»»iu|‘rc
■ hcrisive rjirtii rclit'f program thruiigh
the shorl scbslon. the I*ctii4H*r;illc ;«*ml
ers in cuiigx-sb arc now itiiK-ftitraiing
tin Icgtsltillnti to prt-vcni farm fore
closures. This was rnmle plain hy S**d '
ttlor Joseph T HohinsoU of Arkansas,
in t«‘stlmony before a senate siilicora :
Moittee that v«as considering varUius '
farm mortgage relief billa." The bill
w hlch. Senator Robinson thought
sltould b^q|^etv aa the basla hf a !
measure to' hair foreclosures la the '
Hull bill, which would gitre the R. F. •
|1.0(Hi.(ifiu 0(1(1 of federal money to )
he usevl in paying off farm mortgage -
holders, ilie farmer then agreeing to
pay the goveniiueiit on e:isier tertnia j
B
oTH (iermatiy and F'ratice have
new goveriinieiits. Hie former l*e- j
Ing likely to last irnlefiiillely and (he
latter probably dotmied to an eurly
deiiii.'ve. Ad«»ir Hitler.
I«*a«ler of the N.ntion.'il
F<H‘in lists <»f Herniany.
na.H ap|M>inte<l rhafi
rellor by l*res.<l*>>it
Von IliruU-iiiiun:. who
was In a <lileiiinui aft
er tlie resigruilioii «*f
Gen. Kurt von Srhlci .
rher. The Naal cli’cf.
however, was coni
pelted to arcefU as
Oieiiitvers of Bfs mb
liiet enough of his op
(NHienls to leave ac-
timi control in the liamls of the aged
{ircshleiit. ami to pr«Miiiae to oliaerve
flu* c«)iislttiith>n of the retnihllc. F'or
L'.MBKHnit niHOllITO and Brlnoa
^ ^vaitmji, last of the elder states-
iiien of Ja|>an, have ap|»roved the de
termination of F'or**lcn Minister Uchl-
da t«» n‘call the Japr.nese delegates
fpuii Geneva when tlie retvorf of the
ciMiimittce of 19 Is acce|»tcd by the
League of .Vathms mfl article 15. pars
rm|ih 4. of the covenant Is apidled.
.Nevertheless, to strengthen her pivsl-
tlon. J.'i(»an has withdrawn certain
of her objections to the league's form
ula f*»r f*onc1llatfoo of the Manchuria
dispute provided the league makes
some conoeaslons. The foreign office
la Tokyo was not hopeful that its
terms would be accepted, and admit
ted that Japan’s withdrawal from the
leegue was probable.
Small powers on the committee of
If defeated the British In drafting
the final two findings in the report on
the Chlno-Ja]>anese conflict Over the
protests of Aiithoiiy Eden. English
ineniber, who was mildly supported
by the French. It was agreed In prtn-
Hple to declare that the f^iinese t>oy>
vxdt siwe Septeiulver 18. 1931. when
Japan atarted military operations la
M.xncliiiria. should Ive considered as a
re|trisal. 1'he antall powers consid
ered that this amointeo to |ustifylnf
the boycott ^
Regurding the other finding. It was
sgnHHl In |»riiiclpi9 to declare not
merely that the Japanese actions of
Sepiemtver l8.'Ht:n.J)uf also since tlicij,
could not be regarded as legitimate
niea«ture5 of self defense. Moreic.-er.
Sweden finally R«if this amended to
add that the le:igiie alone, and tud
Ja|v:in. as that nation claimed, had
the right to determine In such ctj^.'vi*^
what constituted legitimate self do
fv'nse.
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PRECINCTS
St
-w
i
. <1
Bark.®dale-Narnie .
.. 2
11
—
.-lb!
Walt.® .Mills
4
8
237;
I^aurens Gjty
n
71
272'
Laurens Mill
8
4
157:
j Lydia Mill
2
22
40'
'Trinity Ri<lge
7
7
52!
j Waterloo
4
1 1
20
! Gray’s'' .. .
7
IT'
00
.Jones’ .Store
3
29
29
! Pleasant Mound
. . 0
3
33 ,
-tOra-. . —:
-0
4
22
' Woodville
0 '
79
j Cook’s Store
.50
23
[(ioldville
8
03
189!
i Clinton City ,
11
09
181
1 Renno
0
0
27
Clinton .M'llI
■ii 7
17
18
Yo’ang’s
0
40
](\
Princeton
1
25
19
] Dials
0
5
49
1 Gray Court
11
23
88
Mt. Pleasant
0
• >
21 f
Poplar .Spring
2
20
49'
f Shiloh
2
0
3.5!
^ .Stewail’s Store
1
23
i 7
! l4ang.ston
U
3
12
Tip Top .
3
3
.
CO
The tickets Tuesday* carried
three'
th.-'ce other members of the delega
tion had held conferences with the su
pervisor and other official.® in the
court hou.*©.
Senator Xance stated that the su-
Millions of Dollars Can Be Saved
On Southern Farms By Rais
ing Own Supply of Food.
Ctemson-Colleyre.' Feb. 4.—MillioBK
of dollars wouid be saved annually if
every farm, including tennants, raised
such easily grown crops as turnips,
mustard, sweet potatoes, cabbage, t»-
mates and beans, says A. E. Schillet-
ter, extension horticulturist, urginc:
again also that plenty of vegetables
and greens are essential to the b'e.<vt
health, especially children’s health.
“One of the first things to do now,”
says Mr. Schilletter in making gener
al suggestions for planning and .start
ing a garden, “is to take a new 1933
catalog and make out a list of the
seed you intend to plant -- then go
right ahead and send in your order
so as to have the seed on hand when
indebt^diK'.:s,_ __
In addition to the cuts made in the
sup«rvi.'-ov’“ office,' .‘senator Nance
al>4> >Uilc.l that the appropifor
the county home w'ou'd be reduced
from SI.OIX* to S2.500 an»l that the
se.lary list at the home would not e.x-
cecd $Gt>P as coiiipared with about
.$2,1(10 last year.
Provision wimld he maiie for a con
siderable reduction in medical ex
pense, .stated the senator. l>a.st year,
he said, the,county paid out a total
of around $2,000 for medical care.
This year, he said, the delegation
would have but one county physician
, , ^ , .. who would be expected to look after
proposals: Retention. Reduction, Abo-
rw.«-v.r...» i I ready to plant. This making
pcrvisor H office would be given onlv' 4. r * j j i. i .
lu ^ J # *1. 7“^ I out of your'seed order helps you to
the proceeds of the one cent a gallon i i j j -j • l i l
* u V L r 1 ' plan .vour garden and decide just what
y,-ar to .bout ^$24,000. The total ap- K depend on
pr^pnation l.,l year for the eame ae- ^eap reed or those that are easy to
wa. ,n the ne.ghSorho^ of *-52,000, .t I jf
was learned later at the -supervi.sor s i „ii ^ ^ * ft ^ -n u
a*‘ of your later efforts will be
011ICC. . ,
L4»st year the gasoline tax went for' .i?* . it. * i. -
L ^^nie to mulch ‘'trawbemes,
I u 7'^ V i ‘‘ S'* <!» "»'V than to
ilebtednesf. Senator Nance stat^ ‘hat
ari-angements had b^n made for ..ir i • ■ ^ . j -.l
. -njl ok 1 a at .L “ ground i.s infested w’lth
. .f t t.r 11*^1 f ^ I rf>ot-knot or w ilt in tomatoes, select
cKK^e thlr-^F-lood- cohere -tomatoea
have not been grow'n before. .
"It i.® not well to i»!ant cabbage or
. Irish poto*o<‘s cn the same land for
I many \eai s in succes.sion, as the soil
-will 1 ecome infested with disease.s
(that are difficAilt to eradicate. ___
j “If you have no coldframes or hot
beds, get Bulletin 72, ‘Vegetable Gar
dening,’ for infoimation on how to
piepare* hotbeds an*! coldframes. It is
I hard to understand why so many
farmeis a.e without hotbeds and cold-
frames.’’
lit ion. The special primary was called
by tlie county delegation in the gerj-
chain gang.s, besides serving on lun
acy ca.se.s. The total .salary for all of.
Government Plans
For C. M. T. Camps
should be continued. The present force
consists of six members w'ith a terinti
eiaJ assembly to ascertain the wishes would "be ~$50(V. It nation ha® been received that
iOf the voters on whether the system learned at the supervisor’s office Military Training camps
that Dr. R. V. .McGowan, of this city, ^ though the quoUs
, had been tlc-signated as county phy- - attendance are greatly reduced.
of office of two years, appointment.jFor the information of the youth of
being made in the past by tfie govei-
nor upon recommendation of the
county delegation.
The result of tW refeien<?um now
known, it is exi>ected that the system
will be immediately abolished. --
Senator -Nance announced that the county the following data U
office of jailor and special deputy to
the Laurens magisti-ate, now held by
given.
Applications for enrollment may be
Columbia Of^ns
Thad Moore, would be abolisheTT as of "‘•^“^ed from the principals of the fol-
Janu.iiy t.' ; lowing high schools: Laurems, Clin-
In connection with the delegation’sCross Hiy, and Giay Court. Phil
delibei'ations here, lIlajHstrate R. Huff of Lath'en.®, is the county rep-
) Brownlee state<l that he had been jn-^^''’•‘^♦’tTtatr.e and will gladly furnish
'formed by one of the members “that *tdddipnal mforniation.
salary would be cut from $l,()()oi training i.s divided Into four
aJLOllOas to $t»()0. ..A part of his salary, amount-j •''*'** ^ work, the basic, red, white, and
—^ 'ing to r(tK), he .said, he ha® been pay-^’'^ cour®e8. To be eligible the appli-
Community Experiment Begins <‘I“T'k, Miss .Metz, who alsTt’'^^”* tmiet be between the follow’iog
_ c< . t : *r o i ireceived $:i(*0 from the coimtv.
Operation Seeking To-Supply was told, he said, that Miss-Metfi0urH£.._JJL2-l.. y^arx;. j*®d.
Work In Exchange for Goods, salary of $;500 paid by the county^ years; white course, 18-
would he continued. ‘ 1“^ Years; blue course, 18-29 years.
The applicant must •be in goo<l phys-
ici*! conriition and must have complat-
\^(».MI;NT.\I’ILY arouM'd to
f * its r«*s|M)o.<.it)iiitit*s. the house
Itas.-^eit otie In'iiMirtiiiti iiicMfiire de
Kigiied tu provide •*! ef in the deprea
■iou Hiid sciVi TT'oif hi the •enaiiT Thl*
was the fwiikniptev idll to aid debtors
In prikcuriiiR reihiciiim of their flnan-
rial 4>hllgations ••r extension of time
In w h!<'h to p:i_v Its pr«»rls|ons applx
t»» individuals and Cftrporatinns. and
It Is l>elle\ed to l>e of es|teci.al help
to tlie railroads. _ .*
Ghuirman Ponu rene of the iteeon
stnution Finance corporation t«dd a
n*nat4* stihcoTiinditiH* that the corpora
tIon W4»ul«l tiH\e fti (‘tiiitinUe to tlnani**
tlie railri'Hils »»f the «-otiiilr.v unless the
(•aiika <-Niue to their assislaie-e
mer t.'luuN ellor Von »»ne *tt V«n
the ‘'sen.'ilor from ' • •‘•“h'uhuiR s favorites, wna uutde Tice
If the rrt^sldent f ^hnocelh.^r. ond four nieiiil^ers of the
“ V4in S« hh‘I< her iidnisirv aere re j
Iaiii4>d The.v are iL-iron KotiMNiilio ;
vmi .N’eiiijilli. f«»rel”ii minister: Omni
Lutz von S«'hwerin Knieigk f1i(:tii4*e
iiiiiiiSt^'r: Baroi) l-.llx von Iteulieiiaeh
niliiisfrr 4>f |M.si and c«*iniiiuni«iiti«ins
and ■ Giieiitlier (lereke, etii|d<>vnienf
iiiiiiister.
Dr. AlfrtnJ Hugentierit. leader of the !
.Nationalist pnrljr. was ui«de minister '
of ecoiiomles and agriculture He la !
a monarchist and a warm frieml of
the former kaiser. Gapt. neriiiaa j
GtvcrHu. Hitler’a right-hand amn. he- !
came “ ‘ ^ ~
a luljnlster witbuiit porifolli^
act ing inlnlster of the Interior
Prussia (and commissar of arlaruia.
ntid Is in control of all pnitre forces
In m<»re than tiulf ihe reituiilic
President Vim IlimteniMirg di.v^dved
the relehstng \Vednes«L‘i> and tinlt-red
new electhms for .Man-h .V The .Var?*
are ronfideiil (hat lliej will then *de
tnin a clear majnril.T in the iwrll.x
merit .s!p«Mkliig over the ladlo. Hitler
|Momise«l tils Roverniiient wmild wive
F AHMKRS of middle western states
coiiiiiiiied their efTorts to halk
Mortgage foreclosures on farm lauds
and property, and In many Instances
they were aui^'essful. either prevent-
iiiR the sales or buying In the prop
eilies hir a few cents-nod returning
them to the owners.
Res|Mmding to a request from the
g.)vernur of Iowa, the .New York i Llfa
Insurance company announced thi^t It
bad ausiteiided forechisures on fiiriu
properties In that state. Other coin-
paniea took similar action. In Nehnis-
ka Governor Bryan niiined a Imard of
conciliation to attempt to bring debt-
ore ■iMl -'TedtrinTr toget her and ohta la
fair setthunents. Farm leaders said
this plan was no good.
i f'uliimhia, F\*h. The South ('aio-
,lina Barter exchange, a unique com-
, munity exfienment. opem*d registra-
Ition today of p'-ofesslonal and skilled
j wovknieti who are willing to exchan'je
j their s^ervices for goods^ st<>ck or pro-
I duce.
I . The eyohange was foumled a.s a me
dium of
arfd
Blzdcely’s Adds
ed the inoculation and vaccination
liil Rif I ?*Pti5nst typhoid fe^er and email pox
iyi0d,t January I, IJ.iO, or be willing
to complete them prior to going to
camp. The following nhysiciana have
volunteered to examine applicants
B!ak**iy’}5, popular fancy erocerv
. iiaiiK*.- «its a lilt-- , f .u., .1 J 1- • ' V ,1 ai*i#iii.zinv*
1 4 -1 4- f I 1 *‘^'0 of the city, announces the addi- v..,^. ^ . i\ i \ir • 4-i-
li'^tnhiilion of surp u.s goo< s f . i . i 4 . . free of chnrge* Dr. .1. W, Davie, Ch«-
4 1.4 1 . 1 of a meat market department to , 11 d li- r- n . t ^
rge of J. H. Cato, a well-known
and exiiericneed meat cutter who has
service.®. Although it wa.® onlv *1,..;.. a.. 1 - * j
. ., . , , then business and beginning today
announced Satuidav, those in charge *1. : 4 1 /
^ will offer thi*ir customers a complete
line of meats, fish, oysters, etc.
T, -.1.1 "o"' department will ho in
len ^ jvorsons registered ^oday. ^
Among them were a cai'iienter. offer '
ring his service for goods; a clerk, a j,- ...u hi 1 1 4
seams^e.ss. who- would work in ex
change for f4K)d and shelter; a woman
who want.s to exchange rabbits and
chickens for a calf or other stock and
produce; a stenognipher who will
work for food and shelter.
An attorney wrote that he would
Haul the public U c.viilencing a k'
interest. ,
C LINTON HI BOY4S WFN,
GIRUS LOSE TO NEWBERRY
i flu* fnrmer mid pn^viit«> piliti f,»r the
' -army of fill** er«*«te<l In rtiiirir<*n
11,4 h.-,,,!.. .444 I J„„. „
gel the Germiinv •
The .'®<K'inliKts
their Khure. Hthliii:.': "Tliev
iNMintry * iiimw'^y amt then ireuf !t as
If It were la aionige."
t j'.M'FdlT cahliiel nmkert roiilinued
-» to pul fwth llsta of nauiea that
would he ft4Uiid III Preslflef|t-V:iecl
RiMMevelt’a ufficlMi fanilly if their
guewae* were C4»rrec!;
hut Mr ItuoatTeii
Jual before V’avinx
'\Varm Spring* foi
*Ja(*fciuinvllle to •m
iMrk no the A*|4ii
..^achl Noiiriiiahal. i>r
'*f«r«d to bet ilM* c«>r
45rM|M>n<ieii(s that tk*
jprr cifMi of their ato
fjlea vO tbt cahinei
VntPK. Aa
tathiq|Biine udd
G<ir»leN .
^ f*ec»rffai N OMifereoce. It wiit at
^HMW MBerteti bjr the wtae one* that
miftit hr m$t9. iiafe
U ftouUMer MW «M fMird tdr Ytei
,P0M. wmM hr ffvte ww* oihtr m
, aiul G«Miiptui(isi5
plutmed u iiiitt<*<l rri*iii against Htiler
and tliri*t<i«‘ri»‘«i :i treiicml atnke iif
course there were nianv etuNmnie',.'-*
hi'fM'ecn the cljile«| .Vaxii. if,(411
foes.*'with a fexv <le:iltis ainl
enitile til04»dslic4| |»r Wi.lu-ltu FVek
tile iM*\v \tt7.i minister the init r:«<r
i «ni<t the govcrniiirnt woiiM in,
«drfke pitins with the nta-:i.44
lire®
.SilM-e the .Nazis t,re i:e«vilv aaii*
SHiiiji**.® all eMiiliui^ lit Jew*. Ir^ iia i:«-r
iiifin) ta fu»s||i-le*l in•l•*<'•t in-Hi ?»•«>.
!llr*^pll .'ire leatuig Hie oemirv nn
variitus preiexiM W lieii Fri k wae
<(Kk4sl witetiter he w»tihl uwor !• e\
irptliie lint III I ill-ill iM- “If |
Ihrse |MH>|ila |«‘av«r itiwi 1% Miincthing ;
wtih-h •• can only deiirr.'* -
r*Mii]ni<uMi>n tti Hiller^ ruW-t^taiiih 1
I largel.v ou M'tielher mr mIwwIk tiu s
| ,5’Utl*“D «l fin* ('allndlr I'ewtrials tcIi*
I 7U memlwr* ul the rwi<-( Mta
Th**j| are esfiei-inlly Hi*tes*««*is*ir 1-
lluRi-tdierg V«in INiimhi ami
chief of the Sterl Hellu«« vmr re«
eraii* Hsam-iMihNi. att rf wiaMw ari
anDaldwred ‘*rwarf*iio«rtr.*’
pi..\NS for protracted hearings on
• the Iteer and wine bill were canceled
by the aeiiHte finance committee, de-
»|»Ue the nrglngs of Ghalruum Smoot.
Nevertheless its chances, for passuga
at this se.sHion were coiishlered re
mote as both the reiieal residiition ami
ani>ropriHtloD h!ll« have precedence
over It. .Senator Walsh of Massa-
chu.setta said he would lead a fight
to krxK-k our of the bill all provisions
for federal control 4»ver the sale and
nmnufactme of beer; and Senator
Uinghatu of Gonm-ciicut said he would
work to replat'e the senate bill with
the bousr^ measure, niepresentatlve
F'red Itrilleii of Illinois came to the
front again with a hill for the reja'al
of the J«*ncg 5 and IP law which he
de«tare<l was n«>w "thoroughly dis
cretlited." ^
III Ihe Ganadiau i»nr{!iiim*ni t\Vo sep
arate trtoies were made fo kill rhe law
iwssotl b> tin idd Lila'ral governiuent
pridiibithig llipjor ex|Nuts to the Uail-
•d Stales S4I long as pndiihlihm fg tije
lliw «»f this lan<).
acbept credit slips up lo $2,5 for ex-'
'change of professional services. —
The exchange i.® sponsored hy a
number of Golumbians. It is a non
profit a.s.®ociation and entails no cir-
Idilation of .scrip. Instead, cre<lit slips
jare to he issued to those leaving goods
(at the exchange and the slips may be
■ used for any other goods or services
' offered.
j To illustrate the system hf barter,
! the exchange gave the following il-
{lustration:
j “.A farmer owning a cow would take' ^ — *
, it to the exchange and receive $‘20 in JANUARY HONOR ROLL
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ton; Dr. Rtdfe E. Hughes, Laurens;
Dr. R. P. -McGownn, Laurens; Dr. C.
K. .Mill®. (Toac Hill; Dr. W. T. Pace,
Gray Court; Dr. T. J. Peake. Clinton;
Dr. .T. H. Teague, I.anrens.
The trainees from this county will'*
he sent to Fort Moultrie at C'harles-
1.4*,., .L„. L . 4 1 4 41. •. all mcessary expenses such aa
team that he has returned to the citv*. 1 t 1 • -i
.ft4.- heing lo4„4d in N4v. b4,-. y fo,-! ™ 'I ,*''
th4 p»s, yi.«r. [hy th4 government. The CMjp will
commence on June 14, and will close
jOii July 13, a period of only one
'month.
the ^uoto has been greatly
i-edwee^ young men with the proper
{ualiflcationa sliould take inunediatc
Clinton Hi'hoys won handily from,
the Newlierry boyjj.. 35 to 8, Tuea<lay (.steps to file their application*,
afternoon ts the Clinton girls lost,
23 to 19. w .
The girl.®* garni* was thrilling from
beginning to end. The first half end
ed in a deadlock, 10-10, but the New*.
Win- Ei,l.- steppe.! ahea.l in the fmaTj bo„i,
* ' , . ■ 1 testantw may he seen iw New-York In
Newberry hoys provdl noj^.,,.t4in j^nce HaUs.
r
«
' The Hfe of w dollar WH in ^o»t cit
ies is about nine month.®. In New York
It I5? .«:aid t?) be' ^iMolft Tevea months.
s -■ F
1
j The. Newbem* hoys provdl nojj,;,
'match f,)r th# Hinton five,;,Knox led
'the scoring with 21 joints. '
NOTICE!
r
creilit slips, which would be of small
denomination to allow their ready
transfer. If he desired roofing for his
barn, he w'ould take the slips to a
merchant, who would give him the
material and take the slips. The slips jry Young.
FOR WADSWORTH SCHOOL
*
First grade: Jim Crawford, Eliza
beth Workman.
Second grade: Omega Monroe, He>i-
could then be presented at the ex
change for goods or servict^ the mer
chant might desire. The slips travel
I back and forth from the exchange to
I the public and are not intended to be
j circulated throughout, the commu
nity.” ■ :
I ,
IttlLN GAL.S\V(ii:ThY. one of the
4» host of uio.i,>rii Fiiclisli iioveliata,
•Me*! *1 III® ti«iiite in I luuipsioHd after
jn illUfNf of Moxcral weikH Author
'.f ti4t ii.ualile ‘Forsyte Sjirji" Hilionu
*«uy works lie wis 11 warded
lie N..l»e prize for llii-ralure for lUQ.
rhiee lU.vs lietore his •|i>aih FhiRluipl
-Mtt aitiHifer etiiiiieni man of leitera,
'he vetvirei Ge«irge Salnishury. Sara
I'eMsitiil^ well kieiwn Aiiieriean isiet.
TU fiMind dead in i»er hath In New Varfc
a 4*t'5 ||»»4
a membership-of nearly ^,()()p|OQO.-
Jewish churches Jp New York have
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The Annua) Meeting of tKe stock
holders of the Stutz-^Hadfield Sill
Corporation will be, held oh Fn(U^%
Feb. 17th, 1933, at the Commercial
Bank, Clinton, S. C., at four P. M., fdr
the purpose of electing five Directors
and tranaacting such other buaineas
as may coine before the meeting.
W. J. HADFrELD,
We hav'e in stock a complete line of
(•arden Seeds such as Onion Seta.
w hite and yellow; Seed Irish Potatoes,
certified cobblers and Bliss; a nioe
lot of Early Jersey Wakefield C^-
jbage plants. We also have a complrte
I Uock of assorted Garden Seeds in
: packages, and bulk. Alijio a complete
line of heavy and fancy groceries and
Cured Meats, such ts Ham, Stuffed
o 4U I • 4-1 • u- I t Cured Sausage, and Peedo of all
Seventh rr,d4: Mary Cla.r ««rfc. | ,, C., Fc«l. Hor« F«d .«)
*^icken Feeds. Don’t forget that Puie
rhird grade: Jean W^orkmau.
Fifth grade: MaHha Young.
Sixth grade: William Buford,
Frances Horton, Marion E. Law’son.
PUBLIC SERVICE "
' Thb following sign v^as recently dis-
f)Iayed in the Window of a Sedalia,
Mo., cigar stoye:
John iV'disihg up this shop on the
l8t.;3*he $l»Mowing' services we have
eondtred fot*^ the past twenty years
will be foumd at'the following phiees:
Stamps it the postoffice. Frefe ice
Water ai\he soda fountain neirt ddbr.;
Telephont at* the hotel. Baseball'
scores at Western Union. Road Infor-}
mation at the Chamber of Commerce, i
Railroad information at depot Mags-}
sia^ at, drug stora. And loafii^ oqi
the'courthouse lawiu ' ' ' * '
4
rew Orleans Syrup. We do Publfe
rk®*' .>>?• • •,/ t J
Farhipr^^Exchgllgq
Phone 157 1^, |
Radios & Tybes
SwUi’t Fbarnacy ,