The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 27, 1933, Image 6
New^ Review of CinTent
Events the Tv orld Over
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TUE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1933 .
Unlloil States Goes Off the Gold Standard and Moves Ti
ward Inflation—Secretary Perkins Asks
' * • * .
Federal Control of Industry.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
PrcEidcnt
RooECvelt
AT:E ofr the Rtandnrd,"
\v)is rin* t*‘rse bur motiuMi'toup
urnounroiiionl by Si*crot«ry of. tbo
Tn'.'isiiry WofxMn as bo Vornrnod^tn
his ofboo frciii B
ooiiforoni'o wiOi Pros „
idont lyd ; and
at tiio sMiao fu’!o rli*'
WilltO Ht'O-'r "II VO <'Mt
tin* n»-u‘i flint tli*-'
fMiiof I'Imtu! ivo liJid
jdiicod nil oiii'.>nr'.rn nr
tin* furtlnr 4•^l"•rf n:
. |••*t■|l)i^.iIlJL' . dl','..
dnll.tr tn- (IcpnM'inti
In forni"!! o\rliani't-
and wii.s roady in m~;1>
onit^rros.*; for antlmrity
fn put into nctinn Ids
policy of “cniifr.tllod lidlHtlnn.” Mr.
liims+ivoU -bthH^k oalls .tills pnlii.’j a
prn;.'raui for control of omnnindity.
price lev els and says It is designed
to raise iiriccs blit to koct> tliom from
L'oinj: too far up. lie navo assurauco
tlml tboro- minhf- b» Tge— caRofl^
“printinc jiross money.'
Senator^ Tlmiaas. Ityrne.s and Pitt
man 'drafted the mea.sure to carry out
the President's plan, and it was
promiifly Introdueed in tlie senate as
an ninendmen' to' llie pendinj: farm
relief Idll It pro\i<l«‘s:
1. ^'or ox pa n.*ii<iti of oroiUf up t<) ?t5.-
AOa,(million tlvrouKh purelniHc of pov-
eriuin III Jrtlt)iaa* imiti Py the federal re
serve haiiK’- ri'his ineatis ihe puri'liii'e
in tile o|itii iirarK»-t of nov«Tiit»ient
bonds a^nd was tried in the Hoover nd-
miiiistration.)
2 As an alternal ve. for the Inflation ,
of f tie ciir reney hy Isstlanee of Kreeil- |
"baei.s up to JS OiiO,(lOti,(Mi(i under th<' act .
of IM L'. .«uiii currency to be leKai ten- j
der for all dehl.s, puh.lie and private.
•t. l''or Use of sucli ureenbaeks to
meet Iliat iiriiiK Koveriiment ohliKiitions
and to purchase government tjUlma-
fl<>IIS
4 t'or retirement of such jfreenliaeks !
the aecretary of labor fa to tlopend
to exercise the followini: aulborily:
1. To prohlhl'f from interstate com-
Pnierce artlcU-.s jirodiiced hy any indus
try worVP.TiK its Inhor more than 30
lioi.is H week or more than six hour*
ill iiuv one day Mijk and cream are
■WA.mpted, execiitiveB and ma ioiki'Ts a re
e:.. milled, and certain exemiitions are
c ,'de in the caseH of seasonal or pth-
••r t-inorfrencies Hoards are set up to
iiciiiate such exemptions.
2. To limit and if necessary pro-
iiiliit from iiitei'.state commerce tlie
.noducllou of au> plant or iridustiial
V.
,'UPtA’?i pttPtlcnl dlftorde^, irurdert
tnd botitl.irifr.s, of which miicli ha*
'cen writitm In recent nenlh.s. h;tv^
inally eiii'u^it'd the aftciition of tb'* ud-
luiuistrarion in Wnsh-
i n p t o n. P.ejv.-eseuta-
tive Hamilton t'l^b of
Netv*^York has been
urging t*tir govern-
nuxit to employ dlplo-
- nmtic intervention to
end the ter
ror,” and Ruld ’ be
wtmid foruiall.v de
mand that Secretary
Hull take such a step
unless the adminls-
Rep. Fish tratlon got busy very
speedily. Ft>r a time Mr, Hull seemed
averse to any interference. l>ut Mr.
Pot/sevelt started things by calling the
Cuban ambassador, Don O.scar B. Cln-
tas, to the White ilouse for a discu.s-
JLITTLI
OLD
EWYODD
CAM.H.eBT2
Inflation To Help
»
House
sion of the sj^iafio^ The amba.ssndor
also conferred with Sumner Wellea?';'
assistant secretary of slate. an,tV tlten
12:05 after Solicitor John G. Carpetr-
! ter, in the stateV closing: argrumert,
fnffrtn drinkmg: and “high
* ®***"^*® I living” and raid Mrs. TPeterman was
1 L_ ^ . I full of “grace and charm” when so-
B^nk Head Warns of Dangers | her but w-as a “tigress of the jungle
Involved Unless Move In Care-1
lUliy Controlled. husband were both drinking
when the fatal shot was fired out that
the defendant was “sufficiently In
possession of her senses” to know
what she was doing.
The'■furors, who were out 35 min
utes, said the acquittal verdict came
on the first ballot.
When the verdict was read a spon
taneous outbreak of handclapping
broke the quiet of the packed court.
Mrs. Peterman clutched at her attor
ney, was quieted quickly and then at-
Atlanta, April 21.—President Roose-
New York city is rather w ell pleas-j'belt’s inflation program will bring
ed over the return of beer. During the! widespread benefits to the cotton and
first 48 hours that beer was legal, j other farmers and will obviate in a
160,000 barrels were sold. During thei^arge measure the necessity of ,farm
same time $250,000 were collected in j relief measures now pending in con-
fees by the city. jjrrss, said H. Lane Young, prominent
^ 1 - [Southern financier, last night.
New York brewers report they have
added 2,000 men as a result of the le
galization of beer.
New York hotels plan to spend sev
eral millions to build or modernize
taprooms, roof gardens, grills, rath-
Y'oung, executive vice-president ^of
the Citizens and Southern National
bank, which operates branches in all
of the larger cities of the state, wa^- to thank the jurors but >he
ed. however of the dangers of inflar- ^ j the bat and
tion unless It was carefuj y cbntrolled. -the jnrers
In other times of inflation, he said^
inflation has increased until conditions i
filed o-it.
.Mr. WolhtK wont to the, Wbite House I skeller.s, and other places for the sale' no better than before the infla-' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
rtiup which Ib oy^riirtiduoInK-
3 To iiivpstifii'te wukcb through a
vvauft Uourd, tt», fix arirl Impose tniril-
nuiiii fiilr lo puliiihh the names
of emp!oy<>rB failing to raltte \vaKe« in
nc<'<ir<lant*e with a rtlrect order to do
ati, and to prohitiit .from Inferatate
comtiicrce aoofls produced hy any ein-
pltiter rcfiiairiK to comply with a
wuye order . ■ ,
' ■ T , •
pyi's of the world
iriied (»n Waslungton, for
the seri<*s of talks between I’re.sidt'Ut
Roosevelt an(l‘rei)resi-matlves of many
other nations have hegun. Hiid If the
R i.t;H:V'n
are tu
tor instriiction.s.
Mr. Roosevelt has no desire to or
der military liiLeKention I>i tlie utTairs
ol Ciilia. which he could do •under the
riatt ameiKlment, holding that this
_would cfist us H lot of money and he-
sides would enrjige I’resident Madiado
and create an unideasaut diplomatic
sitiiafion. TlM'reCore his present plan
is to take steps to reileein the i.sland's
financial situatiim, wliich is wretched,
and to relieve tlie unemployment and
iliseonteht that are at the bottom T>f
■ ( ulia’s difliculties. He and tlie .State
I department wish to increase the su
I imjaTts
. stantlal
of beer.
One New Y’ork brewery sold
beer during the fir.st two duy.s of legal
I tion began. A limit .should be placed j Take notice that on -the 12th- day of
ion the extent which it will be used, he May, 1933, I will render a final ac-
more j^xplained, ' 1 count of my acts and doings as Exe-
“There should always be somc'eutrix of the estate of N. R. Y'oung,
beer this year than any other O'^'jniethod of curbing desires f<»r further' deceased, in the office of the Judge ot
days of its history. - ' cheaponing of the dollar if husine.ss Probate of Laurens county, at 11
Orange drink stands on the streets
of New Y'ork are .selling beer.
New York drinke"s \yar;t trimmings.
,Thcy ask for pretzels, jiicl^Ies, i-ye
! bread, .Swiss cheese, mu.'‘ir<' and-the
sug!ir‘'H;
ctrli- I i
improvement seem.“ to be slowing o’clock A. M., and on the same day
down after the Til St program ha.'^ been will apply'for a final discharge from
completed as there, naturally, will be ' said trust as Executrix,
demands 4'or further inflation at such Any person indebted to said estate
a time in view of the success of the I is notified and reijuired to make pay-
initial program. .* ' ment on or befo're that date; and all
The retirement of bonds with persons having claims-against .said
from <’ulia by granting sOii-
rediicfions to the i»%iHml on'
mm or mi. fhli.l' KXwMflvii-ilWi-Wlip f*- *"""• '■'f'"' ."'H
— Lnut. iiiouwu i,hiip<.v;tw eaiie Hliil beet
'«t—Th** net e- of 4 per eeni «* year——=—-
L For n-iiiii tion of fh<* (told coiit«'nt
of th** dollar not more than {><• per <-etil
for Ih** purpo.se of protn-t iiiK Ainerlran
fiir*‘l(;n trade from the erfeotB of Jepre-
riated foreiKP rurreiioieH and to enalile
the I'rt'fidf-iit to noKotiate an Interna
tional HX’reeinent stabilixtnK tnon^'lary i
■taiidard.s |
6. For Hoeeptame of war debt pay- 1
nientB ui> to an aKgreitate of 1100.ttOO,- '
00(1 In silver at a value of not mora I
than fi.O eentB an outioe. i
7. For ettlnaKe of Kui'h^Btlver and de- j
po.sit III the treasury fot redemption of
silver Of rtiflcatCB iKSU»;d aKOiuBt it, sueti-j--
eerl iflraifs to t»e used for iiayinR ohll- '
aatlons <jf the I'nited Statea. j
SeiTetar.N U'lKidin drew up the or |
d(‘r eoiicoriiiiig gold port at lou. I'u-
d*‘r it no gold is ullowed to h'tive tlie
coiifitry ♦•wept tliat ejinmtrked for
foreign Hicoiiiif b<*fore Apri!7ir> tind
sucli amounts as are nMiuired to save
American tiiisiiiess im*ii from lo.ss on
coniinitMicnts in foreign trade Incurred
prior to t!\4> proelatnalitui of tlie ne%v
policy:*
riic ( tilled .States tims lias placed
its* it on tlie sivtne footing as Croat
Hniaili ami imviiy ot1n*r foreign iia
tioii.v Its nioncx is unstable in Miliie
ill itileriiat ional trade. It was pointed
out tiial .Mr. UooMoeit could now with
greater propriety projtose that all
iM»444 0e. go tw<-k to-4be—pMd—standard
togettier.
Ii(Tt‘Cl.s of our plunge liitt* the iiilhi
tion pool wen* immediate. Prices on
tlie slock ♦‘\changes ami esiM‘cially in
Ized they will result In tin- finding of
a wiiy out of the world depression.
I I’rime Minister ,1. Ramsay -Muc-
Doniild was the first of the visitors
to arrivi* and the first to confer- with
I Mr. Roos^'velt (tnd Secrettiry of State
Hull. Edouard Herrioi. former pre
mier of Erance, was elose on Mtic-
Doiiald's heels, and the others are
r *clu'd\iliMl to. follow r;i|)ldly. No one
of the “coi+vvrsationalists” Is empow
ered to reiilly decide anything, but all
, of them are free to express the views
I of thHr res|>e<'iive governments on
♦s'onoiiiic mutters. R was untlersttsid
that MacDonald would not talk much
alMiiit the war debts, hut Herriot was
authorized to slate Eranee’s positiou
on that Huitject.
I'he whtde series of conversations In
-^^as^'ggtr^f IH a • prpttiiiTtntry tn ttre
-sales in these foodstuffs would be the best plan estate will present them on or b^Tore
ng bakers, cateteis, farn.ers ano .^^^ control inflation. Young believes, !tHut date, duly proven, or be forever
dairymen, was so great that the de-, f,onds in a safety deposit, barred.
iut | Thi.s.the J2th day of April. 1933^ .
can’t pul greenbacks away lik^“ JES.Slff DTLLARIL-YDIINGzri--
■ sugar iiuhislfit's, w liose rt-presenlatlx ♦ 8- ^ ‘ “WftnjT'a'jT^W'ly^sp'^iifeil. ♦ rW- ' tbab
lire nervously walcljiiig developments ;taurant in .New Y'ork where beer i
Tlo're is a gcniiirie rear among some , .sold and where Bavarian waiters pro-
f.flieinls in U’asliingtoii tliat ofiponeiits
lo I'resident Mnehndo will. In their ef-
Nirts to overthrow liis regime, |»erpe-
frate .some outrage against .American
interests In ('ulia, tluis raising a sit
nation in whi/li the Enifed’ Stales
miglit he coiiijtelled to intervene.
vide entertainment,
Italian or a Greek.
i.« owned' by an
Music shop.s reptnt v demand for
drinking songs. Many new ones will
soon be hear<l.
A .MMASSADDIE .IDSEI’HES
iels reached .Mexieo (htv
coming world m'linomic conference,
and the hope of 'President TlpoRevelt
and Secretary Hull is Ibiat the-wjfj’>
can be paved for rehabilitation of the
world by the lowering .of-frade bar-
riers and monetary slubilizHtion. They
wUj gladly abandou Auierica’a tradi
tional high tnrilT {lolley If the other
nations are* w illing to co-operate and
reciprocate.
R EPUR1,I('.\N iiosimasters who have
d^'iiionstrated their eflleleiicy are
to be permitted to complete their
tcrrn.s. So annoimcrtir^Posfmuster Gen
eral .liirm-s A. Earlc.v^
to the joy of several
tlioii.^and G. O. 1*. of
fice holders and the
<orresponding dismay
of a great army of
DeuiixTats who would
likf' the joti.s. .Mr.
'Eiirlt'y sa.>s Ids party
has long stood for the
civil ser\ice sjslixii
of Competitive ♦•xain
illations and “vviH not
aliarxfon tliat hl.ch
ground,” .so lie gives out tids meskaita:
“■“No liiiuiinTieTif term has h<)f
yet expired and w lio has b(*en render
ing loyjil and ettieieiif service to tlie
government need have the slighle.st
b*ar of reiixival. It will he the poliyy
DAN-
lliuler
heavy niilitlfry guard and after one
attempt was made to wreck his train.
Iminediidely after Ids arrival In the
capital the unofficial critics there of
Ids ui»pointment let it be known that
they liad had n cl aiige of heart and
no longer Were Inisfile. Mr. Daniels
formufljj r<‘ebi\(>(l l»y Eoreign Minisl
('asauranc, with w iiom he had a long
and pleasant chat, and later presented
his credentials to President Rodriguez
“Mr. Daniels made a niugnificent liu-
presshih on me.” Casuiifaiic wild.
“While it was simply a courtesy call,
we bad a very agreeable chat, discuss
ing tojiics of general Interest In e<’0-
ri'omlc. edueutional, and .stx’ial fields.”
“I had a very interestbig and de
lightful vis'it,” Mr. Dutdels said, “The
I ■
foreign minister was very gfaei(xis. I
proixise to avail myself of his hy.sid-
tiillty often."
People wh(/ trade bonds foi
greenbacks will bu.v a home or a
farm, or an autoniobde, which will
increase business activity by every
tran'-'action.’’
Rising cotton price.s in the South
means' increased prosperity for iand-
owneis, farnier.s, cotton brokers
manufacturer.? and an immeasurable
increase in the buying power of the
general jjublic. the financier sa:d “I.
will increase the valcie of •and-', which
will '-oliminate the necessity for re-
'“i , , , . financing moitgage.® on homes and
One street stand opened for busi-! m w demands for all
ne.ss w'lth 100 steins Crowds gathered ^^^er pioducts, place tenants on va-
around for beer. Most drinkers walked farms, in homes and office build-
ofi v'lth their steins , ings, and should generally start the
.machinery of idle facloHes.
5-4-4C
Executrix.
NOTICE!
\ ^
A sporting good.s shop here 'offers
a bottle of beer free with each pur-
cha.ve.
New Y'ork inaiiufuctureT.s of soft
drinks are wondering what the return
iof lieer will-do to their business. .New
York dairymen are concerned, too.
not
)
_ During the first 36 hourg of. legal.
l)eer in New York there was
single arrest for drunkenness
I v! 4r
Iluring the same lime one .New
York wine shop received 35,000 order.v
for 3.2 wine. ~~
Much beer was delivered by horse-
i drawn trucks.
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N. C. Jury Acquits
Petermsui’s Widow
We have just received a car of
Oats, a car cf Flour, ('orn Meal,
^n(jiHran and Shorts, three grades
of Horse and Mule Feed, Hay.
Potato Slips, Garden Seed of
all kinds. Fancy and Heavy Gro
ceries.
See us for special low prices.
We do public haulinif.
Niifht Phone 110,
Day Phone 157.
Farmers Exchange
Phone 157
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('hurlotte,' April 22. — Mrs. Ruth |
Peterman was acquitted tixlay of a'
charge of murdering her hu.sband, ;
Roy L. Peterman, utilities executive'
who was shot to death after a liquor;
party in their home here two months j
The jury began it.s delilierations at
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
■•M
J. A. Farley
the «imiiiiu.lity tiinrkxfs went up with < «f the Post (Mtice di‘p:irtmeMf to iilhiw
a< rush ami trailing was bi‘avier tliau
for iiiHiiv iiioiillis. Millions of ilollars
were ;i>lilfii to file farm value of all
grains, ani! eixton ami sugar also
nioveii npvvaril. as ifitl provi.sious,
Dn tile l.omtixi ami Paris exclinnges
the lii/llar sank <tix*i(Ie<11y. Neitlii>r Tlx*
British m.r’ III e Ereiieli were ph*ast‘<1
with tlie President''^ :(Cfi(in. Tlie l/tn
don I>ail> Telegrapti said : “Eollowlng
An’iT'rtrrt s r;ir,*sj itei ufi a deiiiaixiWill
arise !n every nxintrv for fr»‘sh «1e
pre< lafiofi so that-.ex porters nvnv not
444-
I ?
- -tUeix—pou-Aic—uf—4(4^
world in;irki*fs. T'lx* new task of the
Statesmen is to jireveiif a cliaotie pnx-
ess of I oinpi-liilve deprei-iatioii of eur
rem ies.".
-I
pnLRTI.s of the lt<M»sevelt adtnitds
■ tralion are Ix'iiig e\pand<>d ami ex
tended ro fast and so far that eow
gre.<s and the^ eonntry are searcely
able to keep np with
tile paee .s(“t. (die of
tlie liroadesl and most
revolutionarx of Its
proposabs was snhmit.-
ted to the bouse ixctl-
initi<*e on labor by
S4*<relary of l.ahbr
Frames P♦•rkills Ijj
the form of a draft
Idll ofTerixl as a sub
stitiite for .“^eiiaior
Blui k's ;{<i hour wimk
measure whh-h was
piis.ved by the Siimte
and for the almost identical Eouiiery
bouse bill. It is de.'ilgiu‘d to give the
federal government full -eoutrol not
only over the hours of labor but also
^er Industrial pnsliiction and prices
evv*ry elfii'lent pf>.simaster lo fill «»ut
his term.”
I’i.strict atlorix'ys, marshals ami
collectors are not umh'r civil s«*rvice
nnd in time tliese place's' prolialdy will
tie fill«*d with deserving Democrats.
.Msn tlx're are himdreds bf vacam'ii>s
ill tile postmasterships to he filled im-
iiiediafely. and these will he filled as
svHUi as Mr, Earley's departmetit has
*eoriiplerAd i RnrdT-‘’T(T ‘“FXfifiUtlii f loh
methods. '
The )x»stinast*y gi'iieral • makf*s the
- w*eleome—nsweet Ion—Mwt—Hw'—ifntted-
()S(T»\\”S faiiKuis trial of srx Brit
• • •*
^ ish engineers limi eleven Ku.ssiaiis
j ouxhurges of v'spiouage, sabotage and
I bribery ended in the coiivietiori of five
! of the Britons and ten of the Rus-
I si.ms. L. (', Thornton was senteneed
j to three yeai-''^ In prison; W, H. Mac-
I l->onald, wlio (deaded guilty, to two
years; .Mian Monkhoiise, .John Eiishiiy
and Charles .Vordwtill were ordered
deported; A. IV. (Jregory was acquit
ted. The tea Russians were given
prison terms nji to ten years. Tliere j
was notliing surprising in the ouu-ome ..
unless, it werg-tUe- mildness 4»f 4lie i«*n-4
allies int1ieti*d.
The British government, which had
been watching the case with intense
interest,, struck back at the Soviet
union promptly. King George and tlie
privy council dechired an NH per cent
i embargo on Russian imports and the
1 Metropolitan Vickers Electrical l*A|ui{>-
I ment company, employer of tlie con-
i victed men. ordered an immediate a{)-
‘ pi'al in behalf of the two defendants
who were sent to prison.
M
Slates post office l.s golfig to pay Its
way hereafter. He a'tns tii save *72.- ^
tHNi.Puo iiv the coining risen! yt‘ar, and
tills, he believes, will suffice to lail- i
ance the isvstal budget.
J M'AN'S armb*s in China continued
their advance soulb of the great
wall, driving before them disorganized
or traitorous Cliin«*se troops. ,TTie
JapAutjse- al-latest r<vj lorta iia4-4X‘^-u-
|iied the entire triangle heTween the j
wall and tlie I,wan »Uli Its base
on the gulf of Ihvbnl. and were moving
onward toward Tientsin. They crossed
tlie river near I.wanchow and Ixtm-
liurded that elt> atid the surrontiding ' presented to the meeting a motion by
VR()|.V C. TAVLGR, chairman of
liie Eniled .Stales Steel corpora
tion. has added^lils voice to the chorus
~sr~ni(Tatifrnii 4^M;!<‘ttttvgB~ ‘trtio"
tlie course of t!ie de
pression has turned.-
At the an’mini^THe'et'^
Ing of stockiioldv*rs In
Hoboken, Mr. Taylor,
who is noted in the
financial district for
the cautiousness of
his utterances, de
clared;
“Better tlnu*s are
uheaU."
.\nd in support of
■ rtiLs belief Jie cited
Jhe faet ilmt’tlie corporation was'op
erating at 21 per cent of capacity, the
first time that operations have reaelted
tills level since March, 1932.
Eollowing his address Mr. Tavlor
. I
M.C.Taylor
Secretary
Perkint
The imssage of tlilK legislation and ot
tlie pending farm marketing Idll vx-ouiq
0iuke Ki'cretaries i'erkins and VVallace
viniifil dhtatora over the e^aiomic
life ot the nation.
The legal liusls of Ihe labor bill Is
to tie tqynd In tlie intersiate commecc,
etoiiae of the Cotistitution and In ilp
♦Unfair cojiipetinon" ae. ihuia of rh«
fitiiernl inide act. - ^
“It la.iifNiO th4*He legal powerti tlui
7,‘ . .
region. ri'iuTe was great alarm in
Tientsin, vvTiere S4»nie •PNI Americans,*
mostly hiisiness nx*n and tlx'ir fain- ■
Hies, rv'side.
I
When the .lapaut-se started tiieir
fxisli Info rlie iiridis|iuted Chinese ter- ■
ritory south <*f the gre:tf wall Vhe
I.wran river was s^>t as the tlinlt. Rut :
the .iapanese eonuiiand now has an-
noiineeil that tlx*y will eontinne the i
pursuit as far as the Clnm'.-xe con. .
tinne to set -up xadi'leusi's. -• Ttie .lap-
anese autliorilies deny, however^ tliat ;
they Intend to oceupy I'elplng' and
Tleiiis'n. Tlieir apparent-plan Is to
cr<*ute R buffer an*H out of the.trbingle
to faeilltale the eonsolldntlon of tlie
newly coippi»-red pVqvirtee of Jeliol.
They bnve gained itbnfrol ♦►f all the Im
portant (Hisses Hirough the great wall
on the Koiithern imrder of .lehol and
the gatVr have been sealed and beiirjE
guird« placed Rt them.
a slockliolder for a vote of contUlence
In the R(xisevelt administration. it
was carried witlfoiit dl.s.sent by astapd-
ing vote.
R ETH BRYAN OM EN, the new min- .j
Ister lo IViimark aiul the first i
.\merlean woman to he given sueii. a'
dl)i!oiniilie post, has told the new.vpa- 1
per men thabshe intends to sei;ve beer I
in tiut-iegatioM in Copenliag»n, wiccJi |
is soinelhlmf for tlie daughter of Wll- '
liam Jennings Bryuii, lifelong udVucute
i)f prohililtlbn. ■ '
“Yes,” siie said, ”1 will serve 3.2 per j
jeiit beer. It is .in keeping w lih, tin- ;
!hw of my own country and the eiivtoai i
of the land to which I kin going. B,n
I don’t consider tliat iin|>ortant. 1 am
really interested In the progressive de
♦ elopinent In nenmnik which 1 hoyHi !
!o study for my .coniitry.” |
1931. Wr#«u-ro KwMBiiapv'i^^yqiloa,
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