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THE CLINTON CBRONICLE, CUNTON. S. C.
THURSDAY, MATi
f I'l. /933|
Plan to Rcbahilitate Imlustrv UndrV Government Control;
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President Asks Congress to Pass RailWav Co-ordin'alor
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Farn7ers Vote National Strike.
r>v EDWAK!) W. PICKAnD
H!i?; ’rust laws, that ha\»
held rt-i)(iiis!I h* 'for tiian.'
of iiidU'^lr\ s \v4«fs in rcci'nt tuaes
V(«i:!d l-t* ruia\t*<l aia! rtii:!'>us
f if ion’ a’i'l I't' 1.'
l»^icf si.! : ul ■;
inalud iii, .'T :! • ;
Tisif'iis o! ii li< A h'l-
thaf Av;;s laid t-lor
i; I'O.sO' f
!i s .'oval, 'I’’ \
luo.M.'-tiru, oat it. d t,
"Nat ioiiai l: ooo V»
Av dnnvn u
hy a ooUihiiltoo v»
coii;:T‘ossioiial and ii.
(f. stri:!! h'.n<’,( i *. hoai-
ed hy Senator Wajrneic
S' :no riioiid'ors of the
t I tool f| part
! ed with thcvOthor farm projli’uds.
j-This uofioM was fahon hy sonic nfd'O
St at os,
•ntod
'V mirosontod only , fj,,. ,i,;,kos lo-tho-Oulf waterway, ,
!. t .o fann'-r-s^iiLdh 1 to ho hold at tin? liiouth i
. .. . . ■- \ <.f llio rhica;:o riv<T. , .,y
a •VA.
Sen. Wagner
of Now York.
■ !c*locat«‘.s fiofn ivyoirty-ono
! o-rVors s'lid llioy
.:h' It 1 1*1 r I'ont o.i'
.r ro'po'-ro*’ sintoS and priMl
<• s-iriko wo!ild ho inoffo* ti\o.!
'1 a." oorvonfion atlojdod ros'dntion
s> Mipathy .witli tin- fur.nior.s of ivvo
■‘Oijti'.'' i.i I 'Wa wiiioli aro anilor mar
ial law hoiiiu-o of tlu* dis;rra<'orul
fi'd'hiinr of .?uil;,M* e. lii.adloy at
l.i* Mars. ’.Many of Iho niolt loaders
wore under arrest and the state troops
were used 1o ^nilloT e\idenoe, artholiah
Hthe cas*'.s wore to he tried in eivil
c(>urt.
hoost:vkt.j hai» »
ieeio'l Saia (J. of N'ewM -x-
fi*r a leileral Jud;nsiin» in i*a>
lentil Ciri ihl Court of Al>l*<.a!.s, V.L. eh
Miiliran's .New .Me\ic(i, Coliint -o, <J .!a
hot:;a, K.Misas, Wyoiniiii; a:al Utah
I'.ralloii accepted hiit will imiI res; >r
from the siaiale until )rhe spiHdal ecti
Sion ends. | ''
\V. Ah Julian of f)!iio has ta<‘ei«ptec
tlK* po.st of treasurer of the United
States, and I»ean C. A< hes<in of C nl-
iiectis'iit ht he iinderstHTetary of th€
trea.snr.v.
I'l-i.MNC, date for ndcsi'ro’g i*''eT»-
tury of I’ro^res.s exposition
advanced to .'Ia\ 27 'to acf'.minodatr
President Uo(,>ev*dt, who pntuii.sed to
b«* on hand to tal^" prin<iiial part Ir.
the l erenionie.s. on the
mill
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.same d<iy Uf*
otr.clafe at the formal openiu? of
O'
•ocallod "l.rain tra.-M" ai.so Ivad
In its formnl;i(i"U . , 7
"TIIel’Ton npfkYt iilref^-ffTf^
Dient control of iiidnsiries .throu;:li •
,fe«leral hoard fh.if wciild closely re-
aeiidde the war imho tries hoard of
.\^ snmniari/.ed hy one tVrt'h-
^ Tf'
fed-
t Ilf
U continnlnj: his c'conomlc
convirsalions with rcpri'senta-
: tive.s (kf other tialion.s, the President
’ TotiThI- tlhrc i(t eoliWltt'er the selection
[ of .\nierican delegates
I to the world confer-
■ Mice that open.s Jane
Jl' in I.omloii. He eofi
projw»
lawsctlie
act, and
Irigfori ^1 ;i'rrcsi *011 •!e 111 _
aet aside the aidl trust
eral traiTi' commission
Clay ton art ; empowers the 'national '!
b'uird *io di -i.Miate any indiisf.'v ni '
one jiMeaid with a piihlir Interest; |
■permiTs price fixins direidly *Hnd wage
re;.Mi!aI loll indirei ily under govern-, |
merit s'lperi i.-ion, aiifl provides for the I
felt o'_Mn:/:itiori of Industry throtiRh
frrote asso'-iat Ions. t
Tile major leatjires of this hill hare
been apprioed Irx file .N'litioiial A'’sf>- ,
fialioii of yjanufii'-fnrers ami hy I’re.s- f
hieid H i. HaiTiiiian ami other oill-
fers of (lie ciiamiM-r of ('omiiwrce of
the Ciiitisl Slates. It wa's said that If
Mr. Uoost'Nt'il llU"i‘d It, the measure
ini;:hi lie oft'ored im coiifiress ns a .sub-
Ftitiile for Secretary of I.ahor Perkins'
bill est iidisiiiii;: the .‘to hour week arid
bnreatienilie eoidrol over pj’utiliCtUm
and wajre scales of Indu.slry. Hr It
iniL’ht he conihined wKli the PiTkipt
hill, wliirli WHS meeting with RUch de-
<ided opposition In the house of rep
resentatives that the a(im1ni.stnition'
learlers seemerl ready to ahumlon tioiie
of Us passaire durlnjr this session.
This industry lull sots up a hoard
consistimr of seven memhers lieadisl
hy the Kewretaries of eomnieree and
lalxtr. The others are to- be spok*‘R-
iiieii for eomnieree, flnatirp, lahor, aa-
ririilltire, amfafhe puhlic.
Thr* plan sanctions the formation of
Imliistrjal ami tra<l)‘ associations which
stiall wrk with the national board to
rorrehiie prodmtion with dcrnaml,
psIahlKli pri< (‘s of commialities at
fair ie\( Is. and sliihilize markets.
Henry Mcr-
genthau, Sr.
Se<Tef.'iry~"Tif~ TITa Fp
Kaymond .Moley, who
will he one.of the did-
eejiies, and also was
visitisl hy Henry .Mor
ceidhnu, Sr., ‘former
amhasx.siKhir to Tnr
kev, and James .M.
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('ox of (lido, Hemo-
■crtitic Pi I sideni ia!
eandidaie In ThJO. P.ofh those >:enile-
tneii, h w.as nnderslood, were to fro to
I-omloti; a^ld .Mr. .Mor;:einhan also
was (hosen to represent the I’nited
Slates al'’lhe International wlieat eon-
feroiice in Ceneva.
To the or;;anl'/.ii11oii eopimlttee for
the I.ondon conferMtee .Vormnn H.
Iiavis, S(»eiial Aiiieriean envoy, pro-
j'losed that the nations should enter
Ijifo jin ;i;rreenient tor a worldwide
tdriff trine pemlfi’^ tlie oiifeome of
the luuley. Puitinir this on the H;,'enda
was left uji to Prime .Minister .Mae-
Iionahl, who returned home to con
front II diflicnlt situation. While he wtls
tiilkUi); international trade aKreenients
with .Mr. Itoosevelt, the Hritish board
of trinle under President Wiilter
Itiineiman was proinotiii;: bilntenil
trade nmierstaudinus With tunny K‘'y-
pfritiienfs. ~
iP <ii;i:.VT linport in tlie Slno-.Tniv
11 nose quarrel is the news that
Hovict lUissia has resumed fu|l (!ip!o-
i math' relations with Lhjt* Chinese Na
tionalist jjovernmoni^ Ihiiiitri „Ilo;.:o-
nioioff, the new aml)a.ssador frotn .Mo»-
j ctivv, pri'seniod Ids erediuilial.s at .Nan
kiiur. Immetliateiy the C!iines«' jire;;*
i hppan a vitroromi campaistn hxikUm to-
; wa.-d an alliance e Soviet pov-
! ernri ont similar to the om* tliat fol
lowed the'- war witli Japan In ISp.Y,
i wlieti Clilna a'Uiuutuuj
jx-ititistilH, fram- of Alain-huiaa. to Ku;c
I'sia in „r(Uurn' for assistarlee apainst
Jjipiin. ,
j Tlie Chinese now suppo.st tluit China
' praiit the Soviofs Imiiortaiit tra'le
[»civllfji<-s to [ipovide an ontlet lor
S<>vieppmttl^ jn Cl^nhWinVat
time excliide Japtim'se products. In
I exchange It Is hoped tluit Unssia
would actl\7]y help China in connec-
7ioh vvilli tlie .Mamhulciio conllict. ' ••
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HK.MA.N'Y has proposed to the dls- I STS
jirniamf*nt I’onference In Heni'va,
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ciWTi'm •■Mivnii^i'ii'itTiniia '
Count Nadolny. zr:
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W
’IHI.!', llto National U<s'o\ery act
was siitl under consideration in
the White House, the Presidetd Ui a
brii'f mes.sa^e to cmieress iiskdd imme
diate |»assa”(> of a hill which he ho[>es
will resciH* the railroads from their
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desperate situation. If pnui'les for h
federal 'lictal.or diip under a--"eo onll-
liiitor of (ransporlalloii’’ whose furie-
^ > •
tion It wotild he to elimimite diiphea-
tion of serv i< es ami vvastefiil nielhoilu
<if operation and to hrlnn' ilhoiit (Ipan-
rial reoi eanlzations. - 'i hls authority
Ir Msked lor one y ear, thoupli provision
Ik maile tor uxte'iislon ^of the [lerlod
by the president.
Tlie ' President 'nlsrr roMimmeiidMl
idaciiip railway .holdini: cotiiphtiles un
der jlie .hirisdfetionVf the Interslatr
roiiinien e commission, repeHl of the
recapture 1 laiisa' of Tfie'^rarisjMirtiilion
act whereitv half.,of e\(^s earninp<t
go'to the i.’o\enimeiit. IIhenThaiiip the
buRis ,cif riile making and moillfy lug
valualiM) requireoieids, I »ui iiipijjhe
iM-riod of einer;:eiii V. coiitnd tlie rail-
foiids wtoTfit he immune fnun pro!w*e«-
tion for' viidatiori of t.he ahtl-tnist
ly w s. ' , ,
• I’lans were laid fo hurry the'meab-
, •
tire thioiitdi coiii;iesK. and "Iherr
►eetned to he IjlH’e opposition .amoiig
either Kei tihlli aits or J •ettUH rat.s.
iHMbSKVKI/r had a round of
I 1 conver^atlonK w ith I/iitin-.Amerl-
can dlphunats, starting with Thomiis
I.e Preion of Argentina who .w’tiH ac
companied to the White House hy .\m-
hassador Kspil. Iioclor I.e Proton
and his corps of e.xperts also met
with Secretary of Agrh'uUure Wal
lace and other government, odicials fo
^liseu^lR nipiiotary and trade |troldems
and especially metliods «f controlling
world siirpliiseti of wheat.
(Iiiido Jung. Italy's flnanee minister,
arrived in Washington an<l at once l»e-
gtih talks w'jth I’resideiit Poosevelt
iiml liis advisers ci»ne»^rniiig the-juire-
Iv eeoiiomie and monetary phases of
the current questions;' and Atig'tsto
Uossti, Italian aiiihassador, hjiiidleiV
for Ills governiiieift the discussion of
disarm.'imerit and itolilical matters.
through her represtui^ative, ('mint Ku
dolf .N’adolny, that ('tlie arms plan
olH-red hy the Mril*ish
he altered to provisle
a maximum caliher of
Kir. niillinroters for
moidh* gnus’ ami to
entirely aholish tanks.
N a <1 o I n y contended .
tliat if these i.roi»osals
were re.)eeled. (ler-
many sliotihl he al-
lo\v(*(l to have all land,
lurval and air urma-
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nients that other riii^
tioTis deemed nei-»*s
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"The (lerniiin goveniHient has Riiffl-
olently prbved its good will.’’ he said.
“We have aecepted'Hn principle the
period of tranj^UIon*for the practical
reali/alion of full einiallty rights for
('.ermany. This pyoves there is al>so-
Intely no foundation^ fur Hm* opinion
tliHt C.ermany wishes to avail herself
of dis.'irmament to proceiTl with her
own re tirinaiiient nt the highest pos-
sihle level. The eontniry Is the ctise.”
Count .N'lidofny Won a victory wli(*n
the conitiiilfee on aimies voted not to
Include in the armed; strength of (Jer-
nr.'iny llie (iO.iMiK Nazi st<»rni troops.
'I he deci.sioii wTis reached hy ' a vole
of 7 to d.
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for tlieir aihspuite defense.
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(iVIN(J along soinewliat similar
lines to those of the Poosevelt
adtiiluif^l rat ion, (•|i!inrellor ,\didf Hit
ler wilR gidng a swifter ptwe tlian ivny
of bis fellow (tiita-
tors ever held, Immi»-
diately iffter a IMay
(lay Hiiiionncement
that he . wonhP driiPt
the v'-otilh oil (Jermany
ti'ito a lahor ar.mv, re
gardless of wealth
anti position, he pro
ceeded tq destlnty The
fr«“e traile .unions 4»f
the jiafioii. Tlie .\:i/J
Hlorni troops were
sent into . every city
anti town to si'ize the union ])reniis«>a'
atid the h-ilu.r hanks. .VII the imp«»r-
(i.VPHP.PS of gold In large nnm-
hiTR have ih'tled the triTikijiy, re-
fnsctl to turn in their stores of the yel
low metal in «‘\chaoge for other eur-
rMiey, Jiml challeiigtHl the mitliority of
the government to coerci* them or t(>
punish them fqr their stiiml. Among
fht.se wilt) are ImltlKig large supplied
of gtdd in safety ileptisit ht)X**s ar(»
many ftireigiiers, lit.th re.sideiit and
muiresitlent. All nque.sts for Itcens«*s
to' evpt.r^ this gtil'd are refusisl by the
treasury, unless It Ir earnmrketl for
fttndgn governments, central IiankR or
tlie Uank of Interimtlonal Setllementa.
In uthlltion. to the fondgn goltl.pwm-
ers tliere are many donii‘stic htildera
of goltl with large amounts in ,«afet.v
deposit ya.ulfR. Sonie are known to
Uie trtuiRUry anti were saiil to hava
fievenil million dollars iri gold coin.
Acctutlfiig to llie Inforiuation.' they de-
clinei! to surrentler tlie gold on tlie ad-
viee of atttirneys, wlio planium to test
the l.'tvv in. tlie con^s. I
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wifliin a sliort tiimv.^'The Hepartment
of .Imsfice pri)l»ahly will arrange to ex-
pi'dlte till* case so that a' fironipt de-
olsitin may‘Ik* ohtaKied fnun tlie Su
preme court. '
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BECAUSE- ■
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Cotton is King this Spring and Summer. ';
BECAUSEU= ■ ' 1 ‘
Ia * ( hiit.fJ.er '
vi;i.'
addressing* the
'of ('ommerce of'^fhe.
Unitcl .^f.itcs af'^ Its "
muight’ te itiKsiiuite. tlfe fears of hush
ness men ihfil he'v^as-frying to hriiig
ahout a hnreiiiicriitic i-ontrol of Inilqs.
try. Iniimalitig (hat this Would nut
rotiie ahout If lii»!u,stry grantiMl three
rtspiests which he set forth. These
were tliat wages should go no lower
and Khould rise Jus? ns f;ist as Indus-*
try Improves;' that' husliiess R)iout;t
help the gt.v ernim nt to end cut tlirphf
com pet if loll and unfair prai'tices, and
that lenders should work for natlomil
r«K'ovei'y, not for the Relflsh gain of a
single iiKlustry or trade.
T HHlTHf the house accepted the
Inflation riiler-to the farm hiH. It
did not agree to the ,Rena(e's aniend-
liM III iiuthorlz.ing'the SM-retaiy of ag
r'enithre to set arhitrary prices
basic agricnltnral j fminuioilities and
penalire shU*r t>elow such prices, and
bnal eiiuctiiierit of the measure was
-^lius delayed. ‘Tlila dilterence of opin'
Ion led the farmera’ (•onver.t'tm
III r>ea. .Moln(*ti to order a farm holiday
he'riniiing May 13.- ihf profjucers being
Ini tructed to k(K-p their proqjicts oh
pif loarket during the period of tlie
■trike In order to starve the ntition
fnfo cimipiyiBg wHh their deuianda.
lAhl tlhlon; leaders were (iiit under ar-
.rest.
!l']-d|!-‘'lcars'the it.'llli tor Uut
jutaim
O .M'I nwire'hend ■ of a l.nfln Ariieri*'
cuii.gov eriinietit lias fallen at tlie
Cottons are high style notes — versatile
and fashionable. ‘
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Xatioiiiil So< iaUst state In which labor
will foriiujL part of society, divhhsi
and gronpiMl aci'ording to. prof»'ssiuns,''
said Hr Hobert I.ej, Nazi prc^hlcnt
of tlie Rtal«-s' <'ouncil, who (jlrcctod
the Yards. "Hnlttls^ like those oT the"
Middle ages will be foruied.’’
Hitler's neyt move, with iinly a ila-v's
Interval, was-to as.suiiie (‘ontrol of the
Central ,.Vs.s<k iatiorr of (jerman Hanks
and IlHnkilig Indhstry. reorganize the
hoard of dirvK't'ora, appoint .a Nar.l'j
liaison nlticial amt lake steps, for a |
general reduction in interest rates. j
There was no let up In the "Nazi j
campaign against the'Jews. IV'rnhard j
Post, the I'nissian niliii.ster of ediica-4
tion, dismissed twepty-one professora ,
from Berlin nniversity'andTiiiie from i
Cologne university. .Vnioiig them were
sYiipe of tlie foremost si'hula'rs and
sclenlists-of the country.
7’erro, l*r(‘sldent of Hern, was sTibOd
death hy Ahtflardo dt Mendoza, a nieiu-
hey of (ipivoRltlon iMirt.v,
just after Ireviewlug '.“(MKIU conscripts
in Ita1niiig(for the^wiar with Colombl.v.
MpihIozs, was slaui by the Presidential
guards. The Perbviun CDngvess Am\ned
r.en. 'Oscar P.eiievides as temporary
president.
Cottons are lovelier and more elegantly
refined than ever this season.
BECAUSE—^
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vegetables and iiiilk ore incUid
I J.NTI.K S.VM Is now autliorizisi t«
go into the power business for
tlH* senate liy a vote of (IT to '20 pas.se«|
the Notrlg liili for the devHopiaeiit
and *op<>ratlon of tlu» Msiscle Shoals
projci't. The lious«* had, p.-tssed an al
most Identical measure so there was
little sdjustlng, to be ’done before tlie
bill was sent to the President for slf-'
uatiire.
SSr.lfl.NH the correctnesR of mea
ger dispatches from ('uha. a real
rckelllon against the Maclnnlo regime
has broken out with the landing oc
two exiM'dithms near the eastern end
"of the Island. The'government clahiK*'!
to be havltig an ea.sy time suppres.slng
the oulbreaV, biit^The^^httng i-ontin-
ucd. St<me df Maeliado's op|»onents
*Tnior(* than Intimated that the revolt
wa.R a "s’et iqi’^ englmuTcd, by the
President hlnjs**!^.'
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Cotton merchandiM prices are extreme
ly loWi^._._
U NTTKH States Plstrict Judge
vleui'ge A. Carpenter of Chicago
sent to the I’re.sldeut his resigiiaiion,
•fTcs tlve June ,*U», saying that he‘Teels
the ravages.of time'’ and .at his age,
wdiicii is sixty-sli, IsCdlKlnclIiietl to
carry out the dalljT routine of Judicial
work, judge Canmnter has been Ion
the district Iveiich for '23 years. ■
19S3. Waatcra Nvv^flPaper Uoioa.
DRESS YOURSELF AND YOUR HOME
IN COnONS - BE FASHION-RIGHT
X AND THRIFTY