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THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933 t
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News Review or Current
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Events the World Ovei
President’s Farm Relief Bill Parses the Ihuise: LaLor
Unions Oppose l^neniplovment Relief Bill;
Public Works Next on Projiram.
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’K farm rHl<*f ••ill
,.:is.'<;,m1 llii- lionfii* with ’
« ihkJ III pablirans miTitiu for anil
a>.aiiris( it. I Miring: tli«* hours of oni
tory. (•otinii*M| >tIino.<!
• •Mlusi\<'ly to oNpla
iiatiofi ou (In' pari of
iiionilu'rs it'i ..Jot \\
Ihcy woiihl \ o 1* . )• .tr
' a;;ai!isl tit*' ti ll, 'a i'i>
I iiifrro'*i!i'J siati aii'Uls-
wi-ro tuailp.
"Ill orilJiarx tiu'ux
1, w oiiirui't, ‘ tp'iiMri a
■jfT ^
tni''i'^’iro of !his !i Ji<l.
was' iIh' sjati'Uii-iil o'
• "lairiiuni .loitos o'
till- a;:raiiHun* loui
. . , r>
niittpo afti'r a hafelot lunl proliihli»‘i!
-iiriii'niiitx'iits. ‘‘Hut- we an* at war
And while this war is on I'ln j.'oii|o to
follow llie mall tit the otlier end of
the avenue who lias the da:: In liis
hand. 1 don’t tliink tlii.s hill can tnaki*
-4j4wg»--tmy--wwnvger~"fiofl knovi*s «wp all
iiojie it will make 1liin"s iielter,"
"This is ji eliild of the Ji" saw pnz/le
Jit'e,” said Itepreseiitative f’larke of
.\«^w Vorit, tho- Hti
to file fi'deral .srarhl jnr.v nt orue with
H view t<» an ••arlv trial
Marvin Jones
T ill passau'e of the eeonomy trill
puts the (piestion of ;:o\ernmeiif |
eeoi'otiiies siiiiarelv np to ttie I'resi '
dofiT 1'liaf law and the one pissed
ttie last eon;:re>»s pnitiiiji into the
(if the I’residimt the rtsiruani/.a
>'oii of "overnriient departmeiils and
''''n.;iim_ oive (o the I’resident dieta
•orial powers over yov erinin'iit px
' enditiires for salaries np to the point
f R 1.*» per cent redtielion, the nniii
lier of departments and hnreans and
'ht* employee's needed to ojii'rafe them,
and the amontit.s to he [i.iid to vet
eraiis. and to wliai veterans.
If is expected that sindi reductions
as are imuh* iti the salaries of Govern
tfierit flepartnients will he efleetive
April 1. I.nt tlie saviii'j^M made in the
fitiyiiMMits to vi-iertnis catiiiot, unihT
the law. he elTecthe tintil .Inly 1. l■'or
.thp.,jic,\t —vciir, ht«g:i»U4Jt4i--Jul-v-
I it is |iredief»*d the economies elTeet-
e<l hy the I’residenf will amount to a
total of .fi.'SiS.IjrlIf.tMHI. divided as fol
lows
C ^OVKItNMKNT bv Ip li:
^ Head in fl'n’timtiy 'I'h'* relehs^.is *5
has ahd'cated in hr.or of a ilieia’or |“
ship li\ fhe HitliT yovenhi'eal. w! cti |2
means ^thal .\fl • pi
llitleir/ fon'ter ^
^riari painter is in sii |
lyretlie pov.fi;-, 't'.ie
“ession of tiie reiih
St Mi at w hicli I lii.s ii(o
metiloiis division \ av
ratified, .was aifeMd''(I
h.\ all file poiap and
cireiimsta nee of iiioii
. , -,'1 anhial da.vs 'I'ln
fortaer crown prince
I u find other meinUers of, ,
Adolph Hitler *1 , ,, , ,, r '
1 he Ilohen/.ollern fatn j
i!v were saliifed vvifh ali'lhe fonir.iity
ofi fhe pry war court. ,
N'oti I llndeiihiir:: in |ii^ address 1
opeiiifi;; the session of the reiclisfas
j
Sounded an appeal to the people "lor a j
iiafioiial rehirtli of tiie soiil for the 1
Weal of a iifiilied. freo and proud tier
rnaii.v."
Hitler, stamliii!; Iiefore a .lioldcn |
readiii;: de.^k. res|Mifi(Jed. Ile a(>;iealed '
for loreiuMi at.iif.v. He rejtfcted tlie |
<har::e of Herman war >:nj^f iis a lie. j
and asserted tpal neither the former !
kaiser nor the ;,'overnfiient desired the 1
coiillicf. He promisetl to rest ore "true |
utiitv to all flertuativ. all slates, ail '
* * y ■
professiotis and cl.-is.se.s.
"We want to hi* sincere friends to
fhe World at lar;:e,'’ the chaniellor ■
said, “a fill to [lossess a reiil peace
which will help heal tlie woiimls from !
which we are snfTeriri^. IV>r .vearw '
heavy hnnii^s have pres.sed upon otir
people. After a period of proud re
vival. poverty and distress Imve visited
IIS oiiee more. . . .
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NEVif LOW LIGHT RATES
NOW EFFECTIVE
ALL MARCH STATEMENTS TO BE BILLED
AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:
New Rates
ranklii" Iteimhiican. “Miit tilled with
horrors atid hellisf^ness ii« it is I’m
Kepresenlatlve IIop»* (itep.. Kan.)
said he coiihl not siip|»orl it. "You are
imltin^ Into tiie immls of one man con
trol of tlie lives of .'’,il,(l:KI,0(K) [u'ople
who live on fartiis.’’ tie said "If yoii
vote for tliis hJI, yon re sitnply votin;:
for ft It ,-er atid hotter fiirnf lioard,"
In tiie ^enate tin* lilll will not tiave
sncli clear sailint; as it had In the
lioiise, ;iiid it is expected It \vll| fiass
onlv after heiriL' amended to ftike ntp
<»f it [irovlsiotis many niemlters nf Imtli
file s(>r.ale tind house olijvuf to. It is
not safe to predict wliat the hill will
provide for hv tin* tltiie it jrets Itaek
to il|e V\ liii«‘ House for tlie i’resideni’s
signature.
I.
ICIImiiiation of nonir-rvic^
I'oriiiccted dlsahility at-
— lownhees tfr W(tfld" war"
veil ran* . ... f'JO 1.6o2.()aa
ftedui lion tn jia.v of sov-
eriiment eini>loyee« ... 125,000,0110
Reduction of .s ii n 11 i .* ti-
Atricrican war iieoHioii.M. 05,000,000
Kstai'llsbinent of tiniforni
sctiediiti*^ for (llsatillify
Iiaymeiii* to veicr.i ii.s . .^o.ftofi.ooo
I.,rniltat itm on retrtuicU^e
it'iyinenf* '^5,(i00.iiii(i
Mi.scella neoii.s i. . '22.000,O0o
'‘Mitiions of H«*riimns seek their
fiaily tiread in vjiin. f)nr economy i.s
iiesidated. our fliiaiic<*s slinttcred. For
Tdlal
f r(OK.fi.',2,O(i0
C
iNHlIlk'sS iiow lias lieforc It lli«*
-* final two, of fliree. steps In tlie
i.’ri-Miltmf'.s—nn»HiH»lo.viimiii—rAtiicf pm. : ||||mt
The plan ft>r flip reor^aiiizalititi ami
cotisolldaf jofi of^ ypv eriiiiient tiepart
iiienfs ami Idireans lias not yet lie<>ii
aliiioiiticed, liilt lliere will niitloulitcd
ly lie nti additional saving of from
■.♦.■:()0,(f(Mi,()<)0 to hiilf u liillion dollars
elTected In that way.
'Die entire matter of economies In
file ndniinistrative end of tlie govern
lll(•llf is now in the liatids of the f'res
‘j.fiiKi years tliis faith has cliinK to our
peopio; ever against our as<*ent comes
our fall. The Herman—victim of in
ner di.sititegrafion. disnriited in spirit,
and rlivided In wifi jind thus helpless
In action—hecomes powerless to malri-
fain Ids own existet|jje.'’ 1
Tlie new order of tilings awoke Her-
niany to a |iitcli lif enllinsiasm nut
witnessed in many ypjirs. rioiifires
flared and toreiiiiglit {iroeessions were
held in every city and villjige. Kighty
Ihoiisand cheeritig jiersons paraded In
r.erlin.
gram, 'I In* llrst of these jirovldes for
tlie imniediiife enrollment of workers
to the extetit of a|iproxjmatel.v lir»<kO<MI
for conceiilrallofi in government es
laldislied cam|»s. the men to lie eni
pl'tved in flood eonfrol. prevention of
soil erosidii, hnilding of roads in gov
ernnieid forest reserves, in forestry
iind in any oilier vnrrk vvliieh the I’res
ideni may direct.
'1 lie men con'gregafed In these e:ini[)s
an* to h** [irovided With lionsing. food,
chdhing, niedic;il titteiidanee. and to lie
l«aid a cash wage of md more tlian !*1
per day, in the case of men vvlili fatn
ih<*s a iiortHiii of the epsli vv ;ige Is to lie
tiilotte«i for I lie stifiporl of tlie fftmiii«*s
'I lie recrniliiig of tills "civilian con
servalioii fore*'" is t^i lie on tlie liasis
of I lie jiiimlier of-uiM'UHihiAiMl in the
' "(lTIT(Teild'~sf,rres in si.i far :is fli.if is
I»os>i|i!(«
'1 lie expense, for the present at h ast
is to he met, li.v diverting from Hit*
tre.iMiry unexpended lialances of ap
liroiiriation ; m;i<l«ji tiy iirevions sessions
«»f coML'ress for other pnrptist**. It Is
salt! Ili.'il alioul SPi.in*i.(i(|<i is avail
ahit* fliroiigli siicli a source, ami if Is
e\pectt*d tins sum vvill maintain fids
plan for alioul ten vyet'ks.
'I'here is niucli op|>lf)'^ition fti lids
|iro|io.sed law till tlie part «if lalior
nnioiis lietanse of tlie low vvagi* t»f .fl
jK^r dav. I{t*iirt*st*nfalivt* ('tuint'ryt
Hctnocr'aMc t'hairiiian tif tlie house la
Isvr eoiiimittee, refused to introtinct*
the hill hecaust* of tlie lahor union
opposition.
Tlie si'eoiid sit*p is an a|>|iropri:)
tion ilirougfi vvliieh fjirllier grants for
ntiemploymeiil relief iii.'iy lie mailt to
the states.
Tlie tidrd steji, vvliieh the_rrt^ltlt»jit
will snhinif !att*r. "extends to a hroad
pnidie works laiior crt*ating program.’’
Inclmling the "'oiieratioii of Mnsclt*
Shoals, tin* dt*v (‘lopmt'iit of oilier pow
er firojects. vast reforesiathm plans,
and a piihlic luiihling . pnegrtim. In
vtdving the expeiidil'ire of .VJ.'si.dnt).
(KK) The cost of carrying out the
"tlirei* steps’’ will III* ahont two hil
Ijon iloll.irs, and if is e\pectt*<l the
I’resnlent vvill prmjose to cover lialf
of tli.ii jirnoiint with, a horn! Isnuc.
IN KKSl'<i.\Sir to coiiiplaliits hy
.\mericaii Jews of the pt'rsecutioii
and pxet sses coniiiiiltiMl against fliejr
CO rtdlgioiiists hy tin* Hitlerites iu Her
til a II y Sis retary of
Stale H o r d p I I Hull
askt*il the embassy in
-Rerlifi to nmkc a com
ph*te ri'iiort on the
sit nat ion.
'rids jictioFi' was tak
eti as IT result of the
nd'resenlalioiis .made
to lilt*. State depart
liifiit liv a tielegation
-i*. ^ Wr
f"oni the .\niericaii
Jewish coiimi'ss, heail
i*d hy Itahhi Stt'pheii
Issued tin* follow
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' I '<) ASSniK an era of world is*acp
* the gti*rit*ral lltieg of a soliil Kn-
roptdin front In the form of a p;iet
hy tlie four chief ptiwers were evolvt*d
at a conference in
Honii* lietw een I'rime
Aliniwter MaelUriHiltt-
Mussolini
interii(itioii:iI
Cordell Hull
S. . :\\ ist*. o f
'I'he deparliiietw
jug staleineiil : •
•‘^'(dlovv itig the visit
the ileparliiieiit has
.\iiierican emliassv in
.•f itahhi Wise
inroniied tin
llerlin of the
press reports of mistreatiiieiil of Jews
in HeriiiJiny.
"The departUMMil also Informed Hie
eiiiluissy of the deep concern these re
ports an* «‘!insing in this eoimlry.
"The departiiieiit has instruetml tlie
enihassy to make, in eoMiihoralion with
the eonsnls, a eoinplele report on the
sit mil ion.’’,
•t I
C HAltl.KS K. .MI'rHHKI.L. foniier
< htiij-tratn of Hie National (Tfv
hank of New York was aire.sled at
his home eli.irged with willfully evail
Itig itnyiiieiit of an in
c«ime fax of
for the year i'.'jtt. He
was released on_liomi
'Uie warrant was
based on an' aMidiivit
am! c o III |i I a I n t by
Thomas K. Iievvey.
chief' assisfiiiit ITiit
e«l .‘stales attorney
which cliiM-ged tlial
tiie hnaiich*r attempt
w1 to evade I lie lax
;lue on an tiieoim* of
rj.s-rj.m-ijja iu ISijt).
The return I'Jed by Mr Mitchell for
I'JIO' showed a pnriairied loss of $:.S,
DOU. which. ^ mTiirse. iwiilted In bis
paying no tax for that year.
In Waslilngton, It was reis^rtml. .\t*
torney (teiieral Homer Ctiminings liad
isUiferred with I'resldent RooKevelt,
and Ihai Mr. ItmiseveU "fiiliji, up
pn»ved of the action.”
Tiie Wasliiiigtou aiithoritiM bave dl
recte<l Mr. Metbille to present.the caM
Homer 3.
Cummings
B KKU of 11.2 per eeiit ii'y welgirt and
I |H*r cent liy volume alcoholic
content will he on sale legally In 14
states on April 7. 'I'lie hoiise of rep-
resentnllves refused to accept the
senate nniemimeiit iiroviding for Il.O.'i
per cent, and fhe conference conimit
tee decided to accept the house per
7 -centitge; the comitdtlee-fth»o~itHted^.
Month nmemlment providing tinit the
beverage could mif he siVld to'chihrre'ir
under sixteen years of age.
As Soon as the new law lM>eomes op
erative ami heer is actually on salt*
J the ”drys” |ilan to hriiig a test e:i,se
to he rnsht'd .through to the .Suprt*me
court for tin* pnri'.ose of deti'nnining
Hie constiluiionality <d' tin* law. and
they hcllt*ve tip* court will lind that
.’1,2 heer Is liifoxicalirig :ind that the
l.'ivv is nnconstitntioiiiil.
It was t<» mtnimiy.e‘ this po.ssihllltv
- that the st*iia(e rt>dnct>(l the ah'oholie
coiiletil to conform with a finding of
a MriHsh coniiidssion which had tie-
t itled the highest alcohtdic ctintenf pos
sifdi* in a non Itifoxiinfliig ht'verage
won III he .‘kO.’t.
riider'tjit* iit*vv law the saledf the
hoverage will ht* rcgnlatt*d hy states
ftiijiilies or mniiie!|ialitii‘s as was true
helore the iliiys of'firidilhiiipn. Thi*re
Is nolJdng in iht* law to proliihit the
salt* in saloons in statt*s or counties or
I mnnrclpalitlt*s vvtit*re saloons may he
vvanteil. ami wlit*re such nietlioil of
sale may Im* iinthorl/i*d.
,, The sale of heer tins heon legalized
in ttni.v It st'!Ht*s en\*tilve tin .April 7
* The prohihition lews have hecjn rt*
{ pealed In five other stales, hiit the
repeal In tht‘se Mates tioes not hefonit*
tif Hreat Mritain. and
his foreign secretary
Sir John Simon, atid
l’rt*mier .Mussolini of
Italy. 'I'he proJt*et.
which calls for Hu*
cidlahtiralitni of Hreat
Mritain. I'raiiee. Ht*r-
man.v ami Italy, Is de-
scrilit*d as r<inmlt*ii on
Hit* spirit of the Kel
logg pact ami as an
agn‘t*iiienl to out law war.
'I'lit* plan was put forth hv .Mns-
’ (T
sidini. acctinliiig To Hit* following of
lielal eonniinidtint*:
“After a full and exliniislive t*x-
chaiigt* of ideas of the gt*neriil situa
tion tht* ndnistt*rs t*\aiidnt*d in Hit*se
t-ouvt*r.'>^iiioiiK a plan put forward liy
Hit* lit*a(l of iTie rtaliari goveniinent
ftir an nn(lt*rst;Miding oiu larger polit
ical t)nt*stions, with the tdijm-t of se
eiiring etdlalitiration of the ftiur vvesl*-
era |>t)vvi*rs in an t*ffort lt> prtnmilt*. in
Hit* spirit of lilt* Kellogg pact ami a
‘no forct*’ tlt*elaration, a long pt*ri<id
tif p'eaet* ftir Kiirope and the world.
The stditi fnint tif the four powers.
It is implied, would lie for collahtira-
fion in Ivnrnpean iifTalrs, hut such an
nndt*rsttim1inK would also promote a
imire unified nefjtinc in dealing with
oflier international priohlenis coiirnnit-
ing Knrope.
-"The fidlahttrative agreement, it Is
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inferretl, is to he complementary to
MacDonaUrs plan for tlisarmament.
I’render Daliitlier t»f France dt*clared
tliat before France can accept • Hie
scheme tmisirtant inoditlcations must
he matle. He said France would ac
cept the plan In principle, .\nmng the
1‘lodltlcations the prei 11 It*r 11 a11 In,.m111 d
was one that I'oiamI aiidlhe little en-
4e4rU» -TMnnuinla. (,'y.echi)slovukia, and
Jtigo Slav la) he Included in the agrt*t*-,
nieiit as ei|uals,
'I’lie hopes of Ku,roi»e to enmesh the
l’idtt*d States in the plan t« kt‘t*p
peace on the continent -were reve-iled
hy l’l•t*nlit*r MaeIhumId. He saiti that
the "moral support" of America is
“arilt*ntly tlesiretk" '
-••\Vt‘ are thinking as Kuropeaiis.”
he saiti, "liut we ft*el that there are
» if
niany tipen ears in \V;i«liington and
fhrouglioui the T’nited Slates listening
tt) what Is being said In F.uro|)e alioiit
dlsarniaiiient ami peace.,-
"I am sure that many of these
petiple would glatlly spring to our as-
sistjince In what we are frying to do
In a peaceful s|)irit. conslstt*nt vviih
.American iwdlcies,”
First 50 K. W. H. at
Next 150 K. W. H. at
Next 300 K. W, H. at
Next 500 K. W. H. at
Next 1000 K.W. Rat
All over 2000K.W.Rat ...
Minimum Charge Light, $1.00 per Month
ALL BILLS Te^N€LUI)E FEDERAL
. 8c per K. W. H.
. 7c per K. W. H.
. 6c per K. W. H. >
. 5c per K. H.
4c per K. W. R
. 3c per IC W^H. _
y.
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BY THE CUSTOMER.
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New Rates Show Approximately 20 Per
Cent Reduction^
USE ELECTRICITY
SAFE - CERTAIN - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL
Clinton Light and Water Plant
Clinton, S. C.
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It.
j 7. a rill In'
I one state not until .July 1 The other
2fl states are dry either because of
legislation enacted after Hie ado|>tlon
of the F.igtiteeiiHi nmemlment. nr were
dry previous to that enactment. .Sunie
of tln*Ke; states vk'HI ptis.sihly repeal
their <Jry laws before the pre.sent lies
sioii of state legislatures adjourn.
T he Hood in the ohIo river valley
has taken at least ten lives and
eausv*d millions of dollars' worth of
properly <lamage, 'I'he Mml I’russ la
caring for thousands «>f r»*fngees
forcml fioin their liomes hy the Ihwid
wafers. 'I'helr snlTering was inti’p.sl
tied liy a .return, of winter. New
Itlehnioiid. Ohio, is one of the hardest
hit of the flooded towns. 'I’here were
only five hiiildingit In the town of
IJTdoleft dr.v and every road leading
from the fown but one was impassir
Ido.
on the Kentneky shore across from
(jlneiimatl water crept across the
river Mats to leave aome .*L(NHI home
less amf isola'e their towns of .N'eyv
p<vrt, Rellevue. Dayton. Fort ThOmua
and Southgate from Oovington.
ISX WMtvrp .Vvwsii*D*r Uaiuu.
The Perfect Serial
. Mystery
and Love.
Joyce, as she opened her eyes on that memorable mornjjig. was equally
. _ _ . as equally
surprised at the warm, flower-scented air, at the luxurious sleeping ^rch
where she lay and at the diamond circlet on her wedding finger.
Was she married? \Vas it .«^ummer? Surely the fruit-laden 1rees shj
could .see were .not-irTChicago—this silk-covered; bed was not a ho.spitai ^
cot. Yet—the lastthing she remembered was a skidding taxicab on a sleet
ing November day in Chicago. "
And \A*hen a man came and sat on her bed and kissed her .goodbye for
\a hurried business trip, telling her to be careful after her fall from her
horse the day before, her mystification was complete. — - —
So she was married.' - '
Later she discovered from her toilet articles -that her initials are
F. L. P. . and ^hat the house she lived in was rich—^^ahd beautiful.
irs A MASTERFUL STORY . . . MASTERFULLY TOLD,
BY ELINORE BARRY
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