The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 16, 1933, Image 6

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T * ^ W- Kews Review of Current Events the World Over THE CLiNTON CHRONICI,E^ CLINTON, S. C, Furman Wins / THURSDAY, 16, ld33 T UR I.or An"Hes swtlon of S<njtL »‘rn ('jiliforitiH. roverinji: an nrce lotii WinjiTH on nor:li lo S^n T V / I ill Congress Passes Legislatii^n Asked by President to End ikf |_j[wiw Banking Crisis—Japanese Complete the Conquest of Jehol. ^ By EDWARD W. PICKARD F 'KT'AVSTON of the rutrom-y to ' lilt* oxleiit of hilli«*liM of iloll.Mr> %v;il r»*snM froin tht* Ifjrisinfioii which l*rcsi'h‘nf !!oosoveJl of' Tin- ex tnionli no r> if conirrcs!* oini wliich was eTi.’icI**'! w, lino a few hours hINt ih*- new congress w as on Thnrs (lay. March 'A Th* new furieiicv is I•:(«<"i not oil hill oil f li(i!nil ii'^scl.s ot i ti.-iolvs 'i'he |»la k JUm was devised utter 1 an hours of confer Sec’y Woodin ,.r,.sidenl. SecreTary of the 'I'reasnry \\ illiani H WiMxlin and a nuiidier of financial ad Tifors of the inltninistraiion. and It was the riiair feature of their solution of the hanking crisis that was par aty/in): tlnv nation ' The other chief points In the le;:lsla tion which the I'res.deiif called for In his brief hut stilrlted :iiesKii;^e were; veriierh'e. the Ainerlcan pnhHc re inained fairly calm and appeared fo itsive confidence In I'resident I{(K)se \elt and his advisers. 1'he jreneral eclinu «its tliat the vigorous new liiei l'\ecnri\e would tie aide to de t e loinpetent unasiirei* for f(-m •••rary relief of the situation and to • lice their Hdo|ition by congress. I'o'llowinx tiie enactment of tiie station for the n'openlii',; of tiie tuiiiks he President aski-d conjrress for au liority to cut an estimated .^.'VKMHtd, iHMl out of tfovertuneni exfieiidi:ures liy ctjttitij: {tovernmeiif stilaries up to lo per cent, and hy drastic reducUons in payments to veterans, it Is ex- pecte«l timt umKher $J(Hl.<»IHi.tKKi will tie saved hy flie r(*<irp'ani7.ation and coiiihiniiip of many government de part nieiit.s. aiithorizaf ion for which was piissed In the closirix days of flie last cofiere.ss. l>ie’.;o on the south and exiendinu la land for some ;Mt inileK, suffered severe j eartlopiake shocks on Priday evenin" Mar« ti Id. cMiJsliiK llh'l deatli.s. injury ^to more than -l.riOd and pro|H*ity loss jeunnliiK into the inlllloris. ^ ! ___J[leiweeti and ld;*>d 14 distinctly rloleiit sh*s-ks had o<ftirred. the first one <»f which did the jtreaier j»art of the <1ania;;e and caused ail the loss ot Ufe. Is'iia, Peach suffered the greatest t»)ss of life and proport joimlely ^he itrentest projwTty diiiDHtre. At that point <>.■* p«siple were killed and l.ddd injured. At-,l.os Angeles 1*^ (M*opIe were killeil and, Wfine .‘t.ddd were In Jnred Other towns sufferinn severely^ and at which deaths (K’cnrred were Watts. 4 dea(l’. t'ainpton. 13 dead. >iania Ana. 3 dead; Huntington Park 12 dead; San Pedro. 2 dead; Wll^uing foil. 1 dead; Bellflower. 3 detid; Ar tesla. 4 dead; Heniiosa Beach. 1 dettd ; tJarden drove. 1 dead; Walnut Ptirk. 1 iletnl; Nyrwalk. 1 doad. Kite in many of the towns, and es (lecially l,onji Beach and l^o.s Angeles, aifJTPnnnf tiie terror, but fortunately the water umins were not seriously jOnly the male characters, yvere select-! COUNTY T!^EA.SUREK’S NOTICBJ ed. They are as follows: j ihe books of the bounty Trcasurelr ^ Gregory (a young reporter with I will oe open for the collation of taxes {ambition), Hart Odom. | for the fiscal (year, 1332, at the Treas-' “ Bud Rice (in charge of the Herald’s i urer’s office from detober loth to 1 cember 31/ 1^2< After December 31 ir *1. \ir J / J j-4. 1 one' per cent 'will be added.^* After Kenneth Wade (owner and editor , * ^ , January 31, two per cent will be add- Both Events In Greenville andf< Clinton Go To Baptists.'Sacco Is Outstanding 'performer. / , ‘back office), H. M. Wilson. h W^de (owner an Evening Herald), Walkei Furman .succeeded in defeating the I Blue Hose swimming team in two meets last week. On Tuesday the Fur- j man team w’on by a score of 53-21 in j heir own tank; and on Thursday night j j in the P. C, pool, the same team wa.s' .victorious by a score of 42-^6.' At botn meet.s the outstanding fea- I ture was the fancy diving of Sacco, Furman flash. McFadden and Valley were P. C.’s entries in this event. Mc Fadden took third in both meets. The time in three events was faster in the meets here Thursday than in of the Combs. Dudley Kay (aspiring to the Mayor- ship), Alman Tommins. Randolph Peteis (outstanding among the local colored boys). Cliff Johnson. Hot Copy” is a three-act comedy ed, and after February 28th, se.ven per cent will be added until the loth day of March, 1933, when the books #ill be closed. All jiersons owning property in more than one school district are re quested to call for receipts in each of the several school districts in w’hich the/'iEor o^y a times for the 40 yard free style I events, with the race at Furman be- j ing the fa.ster. I V’alley, P. C. swimmeh gave a great 'exhibition of grit in The meet here I Thursday when he came gack to enter :both the medley relay and the fancy diving contest after having been forc ed to drop from the 140-yard l>ack 'stroke because of an attack of cramp, j The state swimming meet will be held March 16 at Furman. Clemson, I Pre.sbyterian and the Citadel will par- to render aid’., naval surgetms jficipate. L. C. also has a meet .sched- centering around a sti-uggling news- property is located. This is im-^ paper office. portant, 'as additional cost and pen- Professor Grafton, the director of | alty may be attached, the play, stated last week that he! All able-bodied male citizens be- plans to have a performance in Clin-1 tween the ages of twenty-one (21) ton somewhere near April 7. {and sixty (60) years of age are liable I to pay a poll tax of $1.0(). Corpmuta- tion Road Tax $1.50 in lieu of road duty. All able-badied men between the ‘ages of 21 and 55 arc liable to road duty except those in military service, school tru.stees, school teach- ministers and students. 4 . i ontest at burman. There wa,,^|., a txtwt a tt half sjicond’s difference iin th^ JOANNA MILL NEWS ^ ' i|>i ^ ii» ^ Goldville, March 8.- avi wm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sprouse of Fort Bragg,^N. C.. vL^led Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sprouse' Proper attention will be given those last week. D' 4, ConiiniKMl su«i>ensi«*n of gold i»u.v merits :ind otuhiirgo on px|ioris of gold I'lotliing of tlip l*r**sidon» With the powers of a (iitiuo'uir dictator. ('oiitimiMilofi of the ruilionai hank Ing liolida.v. wholly or in (i.irf, iieiidirig coinidi'le n'oiicning of the tiiinka. l.(*g:ilir.jitioii (if ihe liaiik holiday I»rocla»n;itinn of March ft and all nie.as tires h\ the treasury to carry It Into edcct Beuiiisc the new currency Is riot hack**d liv gnhl it is called fi'deral re 7 ' ■ ter^e fiank iinins tO'dlstiiigiii.sh it from feijcral rcseiM* notes which are hacked by gohl- 'lo what eMcrit If upy, inflation of the TiiFreticy will fie [irodlieed fiy tills Increase in the yoliiine of nioiiey was 1 « Tie of the hig (jne.stiotia Itnolved in tin* Itooscvelt plan. That intlatioii will he the con.se ■ qticiice was a conclusion widely | reached in financial and cotnuiercial rircles. with the resiih Ihat a leap iffc etirlly prlcea - was lonked for the inomenf the ex A 1*1 anges reopen RMnt'KA'I'K' nieniln*r>tiip of .31"! in the house of repres«*nfpfi\(‘S >ives them ^n unwiehlv maloritx,J eiTfiiln cnnse<|uerice lg Infra par'.v wrangling. .\t iirescrp the control seems to he In the hands of damaged and the firemen were aide to eojie with the Ilames. Ilegnlar army troops at Port .Me- Artlinr were ordered to co-operate with the jHdice ill preserving order, ami .stillis o>- the navy from San Diego were dispatched to points along the c( la.sf ■providingsaid and irlediciiies for the injured. The governor of ('alifornia ordev«Kl National flnard trooiis to fl»e David Burdette, M. B. furrier, Mis.ses .Mary Burdette and A'’i.s Tur ner of Spartanburg, .spent Sunday with Mr, and Mr.s. C. E. Turrer. Mrs. Mamie White and Tom \dvli- son spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Templeton in Ninety-Six. who wish to pay their taxes through the mail by check, money order, ete., giving name of township and number of school di'tiict. , D. ROY SIMPSON, tf County Treasurer. How Doctors Treat uled with Clemson, The date has not been officially announced. Mr. and Mrs. J. I>. Pruitt and chil-j ^ 'I J J i dren of Rock Hill, spent Sunday with j ClOluS BIlU CtOU^llS f h( Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Long. ^ Mrs. .Sallie Brown wa.< tkken to the I home of her son, J. 1.,. Brown, in .Sjiar- to maintain order. Speaker Henry Rainey and two hIUcs. i'loor I.eadcr By rns , and |{e|»resenf:itive Cnlleri lender of ttie Tiirn many delegation from ,\ew York. Opjiosed to them Is a faction neaded hy .Midmflie of/1 Ahihanm. wlm sought 1 rulrily to he eh^ded i sppfked. It wa.s said j .MahatuHn's most active sitpporters were quietly Informed that tliey would be punished by being shift ed from important commiftws to minor assignments. Senator .lames Hamilton I>ewis of Illinois was elected whip of the DeTrnv cratio majority In the senate, and .Senator .Foe Rohinson of Arkansas was ehowD—ho—ho—sefwfe—leader. Adw -riioc Speaker I Rainey several of the ture caucus upon any measure reconi mended hv Hie I’resident should he himlirig upon all except those Who ex (•used tlieniKeJves from voting for caiiHe. It w.'is further agreed that s slrtiide majority. ltisf('ad of tlie more customary two Hilrds majority, should make the action of the caucus bind ing ami that two thirds of the whole numlier of fternocratic semtfors should constitute a caiietis The caucu.s further chose Senator Kendrick of Wyoming as assisttini leader. S«‘naloi' Key IMlltnan as Demo erafle ejindidaie for presidiMd pro tiun pore. Kdward Halstvv as candidate for secretary of the senali*. t’hesley W .Jiirney ns candidate for sergeant at arms, and L L. BlfTle ns S(*ererary fo the majority. party authority was made stronger ^ ih'an It luis tieen foe many years. The The mi creating the new currtMiey 1 eanens agn'ed th.at the vote of any fit- liherall7.es the provisions of the Glass Ste.-igaM net hy allowing hanks to Issue ' notes with no gold reserve hehlml lliem. 'ihe notes thus Issued are hacked only hy I'ulted Stales bondsj^n the same manner as national Itank not(‘K issued hy italionnl lintiks. It fur ther liherallV-cs sec-tlon lOa of the fed ♦•ml reserve act as amended hy flie Glass Sfejigall act so as to entihle hanks to obtain currency »*n "liquid ass«-ts of a eharjeler not |ireviou.sly eligible tine <»t the eff^s-ts Oi the legislation will he lo pneiiiee a unilied hanking system. Only metiiher hanks of the lederal reserve system are aide to .avail themselv(‘S of the privileges Hf fordr*d hy this legislation to convert assets previously luellglhle Into ctir reney State batiks ure eoiupelUHl to J«»ln the federal (vstern in order to oh tain Hie Hinds that will enable Hietii to r»N»p<*n Another lorcNiaMJ efieel h* Hie w(s*d ing out of weak hanks. Institutions Qtiahle to furnish liipiid assets f«>r etir reney will he niiahh* to reopen. Others will he able lo reiiiain open lo llie extent of ilieir Ipjuh.lly pending at least a rec()very of gem-ral public eori lidenee iii'Tuinks. Legislation to stop hoarding also was < oiisidered hy congress and iiieas ures tor reaching arid punishing Hie boarders of currency whose withdrawal of deposits hmiigbl on the panic aiqt caused the closing of tli»‘ hanks were dlse»iHS4*d hy- 4bt—'atftmrrrstralion a 1 id leaders of Hie senate uml house. As a preliminary move In this direeitoii t the federal rAerve hwird at Hie in Btanee of .Mr Roosevrdt, stuil f«*le graphic orders to all federal reserve hanks to ftirnisli h.r .March 1.1. lists of |>er.sons who have withdrawn gold j Kinee l■eltruary 1. and li.td not hy Hiat time redeposited their gold with draw a Is. ' ‘HOiJGH it was generally admitted the world dI«iTQsamei^T‘fW tereiiee la Geneva wn-s In a had way, Hie i’.rltlRh started to make a lasH^ef- foTt to revive It or at least to salvage some thing from Its work Willi this In mind I’rime .Minisi»*r .Mae Donhld and Sir .Bdin Simon, foreign sm-re tary. went to the Swiss eily to See vvhai could be done. “I'liey denied they had any de(lnlte plan of ae tion. bnt they hoped to get Premier Dala- dler of France and ('’hanrellor Hitler of gel her on some arrangement that would prevent Ihe utter breakdown of the eonferenre. For “Hot Copy” Collejre Dramatic Club Plans for Presentation of Play^ Here Early I*art of April. F.a.st Thursday afternoon the Pres byterian college dramatic club held its tryouts for the next play, “Htn Copy.” To break up a (X)Id overnight and re lieve the congestion that makes yoiu cough, tbousands.of pbyai^aaB are now- Iahburg:,^Sunday. Her ffdhllillfin 1.4 much improved and her friends hope f*‘w*nro®ndiDg Calotabs, the nauser.less she will soon be well again. .calomel compound tablets that give you Mr. apd M r,s„ ' **-^**‘*'^" of" “calotnet antf "saTts wflfiout of Ixiwndesville, spent the week-end j *^‘‘♦*1* of either, with Rev. and Mrs. M. K. .Medlock. | Gne or two Caldtabs at bedtime with a .Mr.s. J. H. Turner and son, Ray-1sweet milk or water. Next mom- b.ond, returned to Spartanburpr Sun-1big .tour cold has vanished, your system day after spending’ the week \vi‘h Mr.' thoroughly purified and you are feeling and Mrs. (L K. Turner. 1 hie with a hearty appetite for breakfast. .Mr. and M^rs, .1. I). Sprouse visited i'•-•'H what you wish,—no danger. Mr. and .Mrs.X^V. .M. Go.snell, in Paul-j Calotabs are sold in 10c and 3r>e pack- ine Sunday. \ 1 iges at drug stores. (Adv) Premier . MacD(>nald Germany to- AWAK Sir .Tohn Simon said hefori leaving l.ondoh Hint one of the first Issues he j and Mr, .MacDonjild wotjld take up In , Geneva would he the fact tiuit no ; 4 r\CRING Its brief special st'sslon ^ that convened on Inaugural day Hie S(*nale eotifinm^d 'these appoint nieiits liy Hie Presidefit : Prof. Rayruoml .Moley of Colundda as ail assistant seerefary of Slate. William I'liillips of .MasHiiehusetfu, as uinlersecretary of state, who will he direcHv in cliarge and accouniatde to Secretary Hull. _ Wilbur .1.. (birr of .New York rea|) pointed ns assistant seerefary of stale Henry .Morgenthau, .Ir., of .New York memher of the federal farm board. William F. Stevenson of South ('arollna, memher of the federal hum* loan bank board. , 'r. Dwight Wehh of Tennessee, meni her of the home loan board. other nations had followed tirent j Britain’s lead in Imposing an arms embargo a-galnst tlhlna and .lapun, which, as he reni,»rked. "leaves Belt- 1 alfi in a situation which cuiuiol be ul- ■ lowed to eoritlnue." 1 The British reeogid/.ed that tlie | fimiiielal Niiuaiioi, in the Hnited Stales might well delay any disarma- j men! action and ei-rtuinly would cause post|Kinement of the war delits eon ' fereiiees. In the latter matter, lutw- j ever. Sir Ronald l.ind.say, British am ’ hnssador. did find opportunity to talk with President Roosevelt's advisers.! Th6 Perfect Serial . Mystery .Suspense and Love. F IR.MI.V seated In power hy vlet«*ry In Hie reiehstag elections. Chancel lor Adult lliilivr now plans to rule Geruiany without (larliamentary aid fiir about two years. Ills National Social-i ists hold about 44 per <?ent of the votes ( In the new reiehstag and the .Nation- | alisTs. hIs present allies, have 8 perl emit The election passed off quietly instead of hidng the hhaaly affair the I f«a‘s of the axis had predicted. The ' chuneellor Ivelleves that democracy Is' a failure in Germany and now has the ' legal tools to antUhllate it. There were many Indications that the outin- F iiR (l.’i.Vh there was eoiisidbralile eon fusion eoiieeniing the liaiikiiig siHrt alien niainl.v heeanse nf diflerein es be tw.»*en Ilie I'Keshh-nt's pr*M-l.itnulioU ami III*' orders iKsiu-d by go.v(*rnors ot varioin* states 'I'liis was e.speelall.v true in .New York aiid Illinois. Dn.v bv day ^.*<erreiar.v WiMidin ls.sned or ♦lers niod/t.ving Hiom- in Hie govern iniMit's pi’tN liinialion etosin,: down all b. rUs. bill there w.is much iiilsuiider_ sliitnljiig of, his’regiilation* regardiiiL liinilliig opetiifig of the iri.Hiimiioris C|i*arlt!g houses .were hiisy holding IiM'ellfigs bul failed fo live 1||> to their 'name li.v ••learing up the sitiialimi and the banks were lineertnlii ot both Hu*li l»«4wers mnd rhelr res|mns|tiii4Hea. ill natri.v cities and towns hanlts were »!»• M r» carrv on llniitt*d ueflvl that were nsfulri^I to provide f«sKl. rtNnJstiiffs and fni*diclnes and foi t):e met'tllig of pay r»»ll». Thnmghout the country preiainitlons wi-re made ' for tin* fsaimnec of writi. pending the | nseliii •»! fhe n♦*^•eHsllry Miithoritv i from Wavhlngt«m. .‘<cerefar> \V«MN|iri ♦^'•♦♦*vi*r., '•tiled iigainsi arrip. liioiigii »e Hjinetloned Hie tisiuiliee in varioio ItwaUtii-s •*f clearing tmune (aTiltteaier agnltiM moituL of banks for us* •*, mp et.icrgeiM'y tlrcuhiflrig iiomIIiim* L'** d.LHMTNt; out the eampaign plan U devised hy Lieut. Gen. Kuniiikl K«ti.s*i. Hie .lapunese armies virtually eom|t|»*H*d Hu eom|iM‘st of the province of .leind. The Chinese go\ei*iior fled and all tin* Chin**'*e tr(M*ps w«-ie forced «*ul aftet a last ilefeiisive strug gle at Koiiiicikow, a |i:iss in Hie Great Wall .lap.-inese planes first honihed tl>.e Chi iu-s(> (Misiii*tns there, and then General Kawahani'H hrigmle |i»ok the place. The Japanese tiius eoin- plel»*d Hie seizure of •J.'iO mlh‘s of the tJreal Wall. »*Ttending froiii the inner Mtdigtdla to the Yellow sea. 'I'he Chinese fled toward INdping and j the *•01111^1011 and fright in Ihat eif.i i led the aiitrioriiies to estaldisli martial law 'Ihe .lapanese said they would m»i jmsh *in to Peiping unless forced to ti* reprisals .ogainsl their e*iuntr.v men in iliai city .Marslial Chang Haiieh llang was,silver**ly erlllei7.p<l fot the loss of Jehol and reslgiusl as inili tary overlord of N«*rth t'hina aeeeiu Ing the tvhitiie and tisking that the na lloiiid governnieiit |Mt.sts., ^ „ .Maxim Litvinov. f*>relgn eommls.sai of Itiissin hluiuly inOwnied Hie Leagiu of Nitthms that the .*<nvlel governiiieMt woti4d not partlei|M'.te In thi* doings *** the league ♦x>|tunlttee set up to baiiiHe try Is (Ul the way to restoration qf the monarcliy Dtie suia^rficlal sign of tills was the rapid disappearance of the flags of the republic. Ihe flags of th(» .Nazis and of Ihe old empire being sub- . sHtiiti'd. Hiller, howt»ver, feels that -*Hie-restoration iirtisf be piistponi’d uri-"t til conditions are Improved, and in this the nionareiiTsts agree with him. ■.\n'evidi'iiee of the trend toward con- .^r\atisiii was the order of Hermann ■ Goering. Nazi minister without fsirt- | folio, suppressing the nudist uio\e- ment. ' H K N c 0 n g r c s s appropriated #8.44tMHiO for the uniiual (•!- | jienses, of the bureau of prohibition enforcement It stipulated Hint none of Ihe money was to be sj>ent on wire ! tapping or the purchase of liquor as 1, evidence. Tliese provisions do not he- come efieetive utitil July 1. but Amos W. \V. W(s»dcock has ordered them Iti-1 to effect u«)w, isiinting out that "cases 1 made contrary to titeiu now probably | will be tried after these provisions la,*- , come Haw.** Hie result of the\or(lt‘r, Mr. Wood- • cock said, will mean a coiii|d(‘te change In enforcement^ methods • will cause this bureau most exclusively against flje mamifac turers and transjK»rtefs’ This, naturally. Is go«Kl new operators of night clubs eosit‘s. T HUKR day* after completing ninth consectitlve- term In '' house of representatives. Will It. Wot of Indiana died quite unexpectedly in New York. He was ab«»ut to Siill on a two months* cruise of the Medjiecru relieve him of alt | nean for a complete rest after his long and Arduous lahora In Washiirgton Mr. Wood was one of the nmst active and infiueiitinl of the ItepiddieHiis in the hrmae and in the last congress was chairman of the approfirlathms com mlttce. He waa aeventj-two'yeara old h- Joyce, as she opened her eyes on that memoralde morning, 'vas equally surprised at the warm, flower-scented air, at the luxurious sleeping porch where she lay and at the diamond circlet on her wedding finger. Was she married? Was it summer? Surely the fruit-laden trees she could see were not in .Chicago—this silk-covered" bed was not a hospital cot. Yet—the last thing she remembered was a skidding taxicab on a sleet ing November day in Chicago. And when k man CAme and .sat on her l)ed and kissed her goodbye for a hurried business trip, telling her to be cai’efuli after her fall from her horse the day before, her mystification was complete. So she w*as married. y are Later she discovered from her toilet articles that her initials F. L. P. . . . and that the hou^ she lived in was rich—and beautiful. irs A MASTERFUL STORY . . . MASTERFULLY TOLD, BY ELINORE BARRY If You Miss a Single Installment ... You will Regret It, IPs That Gripping -W.* I itarting Today in The Chronicle 4^ slj':