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THE eiUlrtDN CHRONIC’LE. djNTON. S. ^
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THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1933
News Review i)f Current
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Events the World 0\ eY
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oTMNTR wKTXK?|her:,,:|hi*‘Hi^ Succcssi Oil Tfack Tnbutc
.^niuriran Hinhr.s.i^.lor to t>ha. f " _ — . . . . mm *
To Loathing Of Lonnie McMiliion
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International Tariff Truce-' Seems Assured —.Progress
Toward W'ar Debt Settlement-—Senate Passes
• Bill for Control of-Securities.
•v)® reuiMvud at the (lo«-k in H.njiriri
by a few ofliuials arni HX* oihor
|M*r8ms who wore |ier
milted to fiass tlironjrh
the Rtronji aiianls e«-
tatdisl^d h,T the itot;
ernment to prevent a
deiiionstratlitn. Aloiif
the Bea wal! drive on
his way to hie h«*tel
he was cheereil by
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Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD
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Presbyterian college’s: place in the 1930; runner-up in state meets in
track
sun, more .securjeily held than' 1928, 1920 and 1931. ,In individual or
P. G. relay
performance at the state' track and team holds the state record for the
ever through the recent triumphant ^ team nerfbrmance, the
and team
mile of 3 minutes 27.2 seconds, set in
field meet, is a tribute to Lonnie Mc-
Millian, according to Walter Johnson,
director of athletics at P. G., who re-
tlionsanda who hoi»e cently dug out the record.s'and pa.s.sed
% a. .1.* # W A w\ * /vat A** Y /va* a va ow/v/k^ a /vwv
VR of the hnsiest men In the world
‘Vhese'Tiuva 'Ha' ..VerHiuti l-k- il>Mvla>ii
N. H. Davis
Aiiiericnn Hiiili:iRs.-idor-nt iiirjre in Kn
n>I>e, and .it would Hppeiir t!u«t he Is j
doiiiji his multif;nioii8 ;
jobs \er\ It w:is j
Ul> t«i him f"
the F’.rilisii j:o\erti ,
nient to uccelit tlie
proposal of I’re.sideiif
HtM.sevelt that there
be an iiiteriiatiM;ial
'tarifT truce* peiuliii!:
IhV jiuli ome of Ms •
\\4ir!<l e<‘omniilc c«»a
ference In lamdou
'Hils he nrcomplisiH'd. |
according to an an j
'THHintetrietrT hr -f'rime-^Mtfut^ter •
Itoiiuld in the house of cituimotw, al
though tJreat Hritnin ijurde lm{M»riatit !
Tesm.'itiot)s~i»nividing tlint ttie tnule i
pacts now h**in;r n«‘;;o(ialed by Hriftiln j
KloMild not r>e”afTe«-t»‘d. Tlie text of I
tile i^'r**ejjieiii between I»avls P.nd .Mac-
I>onaid was cjriihMl to Wasbin^rton fof
the filial aitjuloval of tlie .\ineri«an
povernineut. which was promptly
t:ivc*n.
!'niricc*, lialv and I5elt,'i'.im have ac
reiitc'd the larin tiiice. the* two former
sti|UilHliiiu' that it Im> based on th^
oreseiit ilcllar vafiiaticrn titid that a
suiterdiil> can he* Imposc'd If the* dollar
depreciates fortlicT. I'avorahle re i
spon- > wc-rc* expectc'd in \Vasliiii',:lcin
from .lapati, t'.ermtmy, llolltmd uml
Chimi. - ;
for an Internationa] agreement'to re^
-miiaaiig.a.jJlver.c:»n m hasig of a definite
fixed ratio of ned to exceed sixteen
fine oumes of silver lb one line ounca
of getid.”
Sumner Wallet
he,can helf* In restor
Ing prosperity and
peace ia the island
repuhllc. fn a state-
them'over for inspection.
Speaking of his track mentor, Coach
John.son said: “In the length of time,
1931; Ritchie, of P.| C., jointly holds
the 220-yard dash mark with Gordon
L3mn, of Clemaon, art 22.2 seconds;
Timmons, P. C., holds the record for
higlj hurdles at 15.8 seconds; Hogrefe,
of P. C.. is in front on*the broad jump
:n the Penh relays,, (^sman won the
,trophy Offered by the Clihfan LiorjiS'
[club for best sportsmanship ^.d per*
; formance.
leoe^ Your Health
By Purificatioa <*"
Any phyaiciM will tell you that
‘ * Perfect Purification of the. Systeri
is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect
lealth.” Why not rid yourself of
chronic ailments that are under*
mining your vitalityf Purify your
entire sysjfem by tnldng a thorough
oG Calotabs,—pnee
course
or twice
several weeks—and see
_ he has been at the head'of track at ''’•th 22 feet 9*4 inches, set in 1931.1
menf handed to local newspaper men P. C., he has made a great record andl”^^®.^' team took first hon-j
<Ik> nmhwwciwior refereed te hie doubt if any etWir eeaeh has equal*^ mtn«.ii
'X'HK intc'rmitlonal wheat conference
* opened In (JerieVu and the .\merl*
c an delegation was on hand, its mem-
luTs Inuiiiding Henry .Morgonthau. .Sr.; |
CcMcrge C. Hans. nieinl>er of the fe®lera1 ]
farm lw»nrd, and F'rederick K.JMurph.v. j
piibllshor of the Minnca|M>lls' Triinims i
'T'HM Simitsctn price-fixing arnencl
* menl to the farm id 11 waa rejected
by the house by a decisive vote—-’S3
to lOi)—because rhairmnn Jrmes of
toric bonds between the United States j led it in these parts.’’ | utes 23 seconds, and the same year
and Guica. . . ■ | The outstanding feat.s of the Blue took fi'-st honors in the North Caro-
“I will give my* most earnest con- j Stockings under the guidance of I.on-i indov‘r meet,
slderatlon to the ftjndampntal proldein j nie McMillian include thijfp ..s^ate' For 1933^ -varjdty and freshtnen
of regenerating the healthy flow of
trade between us.” he -said. ”1 hccld
tite sincere conviction that It is to ^
the prime interest of Guha. as well j
as to the Interest Of tlie citizens of I
the United States, that tliere be con- j
sidered at an appropriate moment the j
hases for an agreement which will
stimulate the advantageous Infer-
a v.cv..k ror
how xfature rewards .you with
health.
Calotabs purifv the blood by acti-
^ tift* llr«r, kldueyg, * Biwwacir'
vaiThg mnmr,
and bow-els. In 10 cts.
packages. All dealers.
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and
35 cts.
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meets^won in llf27, 1930 ^hd 1933; teams captured state titles and the
SoAJthern Intercollegiate athletic as- relay team,, led by Turk Osman, mid-
sociation meets in '1927, 1929 and I distance man de luxe, finished second
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COPELAND CAFE
PLATE LUNCH — 25c
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change of commodities to an equal
extent between both countries.”
Uoneerning the Cuban political sit-
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‘‘The government • of tiie ‘ United j
States reiterates tlie- fF'JIhu) Root irf-
ITesldent was oiqiosed to it and'Mn- j
'Jorify Leacier Ityrns urged the house
to stand
Tlie senate agreed to the report on I n,pnt in 1001: that Is. that the IMatt
the measure by the conference com- : nmc>ndment Is nqt synonymous with
mittee after vain protc*st by advocates intermecMilng in flip dofnestic alTairs
amendment. TU''"of Ciiha.’* • ' ■
•‘^'of the
P 'tJ.Mi: MINTSTi;it .\IA<’lut.N.-M.n in
liis s|ii*i*«ii Ko parliaiiicbil also took
lip (lie* si)tiji*('ts of\w:ir debts aiici world
—ihmwiiigJ- i-otudderablc—
liglit c»n llic* negoli.iiions lic,‘twc‘^n tils
gcn c'rnmc nt and l*rc*sidc*nt l{o<ise,>«*lt.
He* (]c*c lMre‘(| (lull (lie world Veoiioinic^
conference* eaniKU he TnlTy siieeesshif
unless the war (le*tit dilliciilties liave*
Im*«*h re*nio\e>d before it eonies to ati
end. He said Unit on this ‘‘tliere Is.
i‘onintete irntnn of T»irmTTrtt.‘’- The- fH-e*—
iiiie*!' aski'i) ,pai'lianie*fii to husti up dis
cussion of (his b|iie*htion and not ask,
onileariassing epieslions eone*ernlng his ^
neuotilltions witli the* United States.
He saiel lluit If (lie* world disarniii
meat eonle*rence* Was to come to an>
thing like a satisfaelory eonehision.
Hie ]'nl1e*d States weuild iiave' to take
l>art In a <’onsiiliative pact, "the ef
fe<t of wliich would lie to increase Hie*
se<*iirlf\~ of■ Kiinit>e*an nations and the.,
Kjifely eif Ilire*ate*ni*il nations against
war." ;'I lie riii(e*d Slates, he said,
hael s<i agre*ed and an amumireenien*
would se.on be made Uf Wasliifigton to
that «*ITt ( t.
^lTe*side*lit Rfeo-ievedt pr»‘SUnial>lv
agre*e*s w ith Mile I leiiiaId e onecrniiu:
Hie* iM*ci*.ssii\ td se*tlliiig the* war d(*lit‘i
Hi* se*iil pi (r>tc-*ie-s*i a Mie*ssa*_'e* n<l(iir»'
tii.ii be- III Li\e‘ii aiilbiirily to deal with
Hie* olbcr ii.iliuns in sc'lding Hie de*tit
lss.ui'. Ill liii'-t (•■iiiiiiiiariJ.v. S(*ei'etaK.\
Ilf Sl:Ki' Hid) adiuitli'd tb.'il (be* dob!
niattiT wiiu’d In* take-ii up l•llnclln■e*nt
l.\ v^llli (111* is-iiH'*- lie'liire* (lie* e>conoi)ii<‘
eiii'fcti‘!Mi'. li lt b(>ili lie* anil .Marliun
aid in'-i*-ivd d wuabl iieil form part ol
till* ciiiiil■rl■rll•l■ disi iissinti. .Mai lioiiald
said (III- .liim* l.'i dm' dale on dobi<
WH"! "Mit aM ku ard-Pm tile" and Hskt*df
pai liaiiii'iit imt to niaki* i( barder to
surnmunt 1*> prciiiai nri* debate*.
Era III (• liiipi's (nr a iimialoi iiini or
its e*eini\alfiU mi tiie* pa\incni it <o\^s
.Iiiiii* l.'i. and ibi* cabiiici ' coiifirmi*d
its decivlnii lint In pay (lie* nine*tei*ti
tnillinii nil'l di“faiilii*d in I n*ce‘ml»e*r an
l«*ss it 1*1 u'l'.intnd, re*.li‘e'ling Tierriot's
proposal (bat tbo di Id inle>re*sl due* In*
paid lniiiie*dia(ily. In Wasiiingt'on Jt
"vald' the--■ nrhrriTilst-nirion frit-
also yle‘liled to the house* hy agreeing
to iirotiden (lu* power of the secretary
of agriculture to ihitlate and approve*
agreenieiits for iiiarki'ting farm |irod
nets, willioiit regard to the anti trust
laws, and to lic(*nse Hie liandlers of
agricultural comniodiiies. ITnler the
Idll ns linally passe*il the* se*cr<*lar.\ may
Inclinie* iindi*r tliese firovisions imt
fdily tlie* Ki*vi*n iiasic conuiMslities e*n\
l»ra<*cd !iy the* he*ne*fit ami |>rodhction
control [lorliotis of tin* bill imt all ag
rlcnltiiral products [irocesscd and mar
ke*((*d in Hiis country.
T. IV. Soong
P im:shm:.\t ie«>(»si:vi:i/r contin
ne>il ^ itis economic conM*r.satbins
with .fore*ign stnte*sm<*n. and the most
ooleirful uf Ids visitors uas* T. V
Soong. 'the* yoiitliful
-appemFfng^^mllhlsTer of
flnane;e of Clilnn. who
was presente*(J iiy .Min
ister Alfred S z e.
. -Dueiur-^Huimg __iialuiL-_
ally was espe>eially
lnferesle*(l in what
stand the Presleleiit
iiiigtit take in tlie
Sino .lapaiu'se q u a r-
n*i. nnel he slated In
det.’iil Hie iiosition of
Ellina. .\o infeirnia-
lion wjis givi*,fi out Indie.iHng .Mr
lloe»se\eH’s inleiitlons in Hie matter,
imt press dispaiedieH fvom WaKhiiigtem
were receive*el it* IN*! ping quoting
.Si VO rig .as sa.iing he liad he‘e*n assiire>d
lit- .Umodigm InietAo^uhia-In (Tiina^lf
.Iriparu*se* troeeps eaiitiire*el l’e*i|iing.
'I be*se elispnf clie*s |iiitlinld.v we*re mis
le*a<ling if not c'ntire'ly faKe*.
X'isi'ount l\lkii.liri Isidl is on his way
from .lapan to W'jmliiiigtnri. ;'im! «ben
lie* me*e^s tliA I*ri*.sidi*nl he\ too. wilt
he* e*nm'e‘rm*d mainly witli the* .Xme'ri
•can attitude* toward the* l•’•lr East e*ui-
biHglio He* is pie*|.:iri*d to de*f4*nd Hie*
.l;ipam‘'*.i* ,com|iie*si of .Maiicliuria ami
will urge* American revognition of tlie*
pnppc'l state''‘of .Manciiukm* One of
Ills impeifMant task- wilt lie* toOe'arn
iiow tar the iel<“a of a eonsiillaHve
p.iet P* iiiipli‘me*nt tin* Kellogg Itririhil
anti war tri*aly lots ileve*Iope*d. .As
vva.s said aliovc. .Mr. .Maclionald tolii
pat liamc'iit tliat tin* rnite‘el Siate*s liad
ngn*i*d to t;ike* part in suedi a pact.
otlieTs ^ wim ,j[iiiisulle‘d with .Mr
IPicscM It wjum' I >r 1 l.ialmar Se baclit.
pri*sidcnl of the lt(*icliv|iank, who
liroiigbl (Ip the* iimsiions of (0*1110111
eeiTiality at anus ami Ivoiindarv n*
visions; and I'ani, lliiance
niinisle*i of, Mi*\ie*o.
R
LT’ORTS from Washington Hint
President Roosevelt planned to
firovlde emergency relief _to nvejt n
forvel sliortiige In e*ilies we're ignevred
fi.y fill* National Farme*rs’ Hedielay tis-
soelatlon at I>e's M(ilm*s, nnd an nf»-
peal was lssm*d f»y It to every filantiT
Jind raltlem.'in In Hu* emintry to Join
In the farm strike*.
•Milei Re*fio, pn*-ide*rit of the assoc in-
tleen. said ttiat wlien Hie tioiise* of rep-
re*ve*ntatlves killed Hu* Simpson anu'iid-
nu*rd to flu* fartii re*lie*f hill, wiiich
would have* gu.ara.nfee'd iiroeliirtrnn
costs, all hojic's of eaneelling llit*
strike were >;ha-tlor<ML- ___
The ollu'r four iioints of the assoej^^
ation’s de*mnnds are: Se*ftlenu*nt of
iiiortg!ige*.s on a fow iiit(*n*st. long term .j
hast?, lower properiy taxi's. fri*e silv<*r
nnd payment of tiu* sobiier iionus.
Meeting in .Monte*vl'le‘o. Minn., mem
bers of tiie .Minnesota Farm IToHdnr
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/ki ia/k PLAIN FACTS akouli/our
cNett cHotor Car...
We p^.QYg^thtt^Buick more ridinjg. cohort. aad more
you more and better mife^ and enjoyment in every way. Bnick h exc^
investment any tionally dependable. 50,000 —100,000—
other car at or near its price. Here’s why:
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Buick represents thirty years of development.
-It is a proved motoi^ carr Bukk is a tar
$f comfortable size. It provides more
200,000 miles are normal Buick service^
miles tn-i
Decide now have the greater enjoyment
and economy result from Buick’s
ability to give more and better miles.
Re&nemcDt Evident In Every Detail
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■Uicn OUAUTT WiATUnn Fi%h»r • Fiah.'r No DraO V^ntilttion • Va/ve in ■ Straight
Hifht En ma • ' Autoimt c Clutch, with Controlled Frem Whaeli-'.il emt'Stlent-Secot}d Syncro-Me»h • Buick
-murntdiTt+un'rotmt tn jtdtr-fn-Hie-striker i~
'riiey also-demanded Hint tlie I'resl-
deiif remove Secre'fary of Agrleultiire
Watlnce from ^ivfllee bernuse-.he op-
peise*d Hie .Simfison amendinenf. The
l.(WK» tle*le*gat<*s decided they would
not [lay interest, taxes or otlier elehts
•intil Hie dollar lie*eaiiie an ‘‘lione*st
measure* of valiu*.” The asKoeiation de-
aiamled fe'ileral operation of Ivanks
nnd other ere*dlt agencies ami a nn-
fitmnt ' Prqvid(*iitlal moratorium em
farm, city liome atid personai proper
ty foreclosures, and utfu'r relie*f iiieas-
ares. R. ],. Riikard, preslde'iit of the
(iklahomn Holiday assoi'lalle.ui. pre- 1,
dlcte'il that !*(• per cent <»f the farmer^ ].
of Oki.afu'tiia would withhold their ■
firoelucts from market.^
Torque Tub* Drive • Safety gimme • 30 body typem
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G. hf A. C. term* • A CIMK^L MOTORS VALUE
mors
better mllei
LAURENS, S. C.
Vt«ll The Qrnera: Metara Bulldtnc. Centary Of Fro/ .eaa ^ Wi.rn T .ti .r Automebllea Are Built Bufeli Will Tull' ‘^ham
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"wmr
strongly lliak. no ci’iisideijilion slmuM
he given 1 lame* oil the .Iiiiie l.'> pa.v-
nu*nt, nnb*ss she fli.sl paid ii[) the .stun
tliat ways elnc in I le'cemlx r
In bis rni*ssagij to l•(vngl•^*ss Presie^nt
neMise»\e-it al'ei aslvcil for a grant e»t
blanket powi-r to iii'gotiale tari,lT re
visions see tie* c;in e*ariy out bis pro-"
gram for Miiniilutiiig wevrid trade by
breaking down ifig'i taritT ircrrVeT.s.
earl
preigram for^M*eleral regulating of
nievst f^liiicgs, Hu* senate passed the ad
iiiinistrtitioii bill for Hu* control of se
eut‘ilie*s solil in lnti*rsiaii*. ceeniiiieree.
Iii(Ti*re‘m'«'S tu*twe's*n Hu* senate meas
ure* and that aire'ady put lliroiigli Hu*
biiiise* we*re* mosllv siiglil and easily
e-oliipl iiiiiise*d, 'I'be fornu r. liowe*v(*r.
Fevntaini'd an anu'iidnii'nt o!Te*re*d bv
Sc'iialor Hiram .lobn.sevn Pf i'alifitrnia'
seating .nil ^fe‘ib'^ra'i mm liirtery to Hid
holdi*rs of fo,i^’igii.;;lmhels Hial are* In
World ilisapmanH*tit. ,,we> again* lind Njit'faiilt.^
Norman i»avls active. . Hf* bad a |oii*g L i'ndcr 4be bill.''1he feyieral trade*
talk in l.oiidein witli Iir, .\lfri*d Rosen eomniisslon will lieVonie the gove*rning
berjj, will* is, (Tiaiie ell'-'i' H.iMcf's clilel body of.lhe s<»ctirili^fr-traele, Persogs
Bd\is<*r in fiere*ign. atTairs. ami is saiel or coriioriitioiis about to selj s»*eurl-
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T i’RN'IN'd liJU’k ti|_JJje* matter t\*
.\li\.\IH> adds ifs(>If to tlie list of
nniv(*rsilies witli yiuuig i>ri*si-
deiils. Hu* e*iirporatie)n having s(fle*cie*il
.lames I’rvanf (’onant, forly years
o|e|,.®~<^ sm'l*l‘e*d .\.
I.awri'iiee I.owe'll. He
l.s .S li e* 1 d e* n Fmi*ry
prof(*ssoj^ of organic
clu*mistr.v in Hie uni-
ve*rsity and is wblely
known among selen-
for his- rCsimreh
wivlHi in spc'i-ial (le*lds.
at I torclieste*r.
.M.iss., Mnf* It 1S!'3.
flic sohN* of .iarm'S
Se-otl ('oiianl ami .fen-
ni'tt Pryanl NTonant.
he* entereil llV'vard
college* in P.tltt. ,11
Roxlinry Latin
Ills eedle-gc work in IH13. after tlire*e
iii'-rlTt wiTtetr lTp^-nTrflm^i higrh-Tmtp
ors. Conaiit was gniduatfH \vith _lhe
ib*gree* of R. His de*gre*e*\f l‘h. I».
w.is e*iinfe>rre*d in 1910 and the next
\e*ar lie ree*e>ive*(| an appointnu^ as
instnielor at Harvaid.
.\fte‘r sc'rvihg during tIu* war with
Hie l>iiri*aiis eif elu'i.dstry ami niine.s,
lie retiirni'd to Harvard in P.HJi as a •'
.jsXsitmf
I9‘ir» iieeame an nssoeiatr profi*s- ^
sor and two ye'ars later a tnll profes-J
>Jor. Hlsi-pre*seiit position of Sheldon
Kmerv'^erofessevr dates back from the
A etir
Dr. J,
Conant
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r preparing at Hie |
se-tleiol. ('onipleting j
’^Believe me, I know a
low price when I see one—
to h.ive told liini llatly that'the Unileil ^ ties ia interstate e*omnu‘roe aiiel age'iits
Slates-su/s atie*rly e iipo.sed to any'^Tn
erease in animinenls liy anyotu*. and
that .\me*riea regards Ceniiany's pres
ent iMiliey of de*niamllng a larger army
ss an obstacle to ilie success of Hi'.*
diK:irniam<‘iit miifere*iiee.- He let tlie*
CtemiaK kiuiw that Hie United tStates
rovernnient thinks (Jernniiiy ia te*m^
Ing to bis'ffiiir* a disturlier of F.nropean
pp.ice.
RoseiibVrg in return, it Is s.aid, dis
ritiimed any iritentioii on (•erniatiy's
part to diaturii iH*;tee. hut reite rutiHl
tiermauy'H eiaini to is|iiiitii.v of Hrnia
nieiits. preferaldy te* lx*'ohtninoel iiv
dlHMriiiuiiieni of other iiutions to Hu*
present Herman level titan hy Her
many’s roarmlng to Hieir level.
U'lieeler* I rewdiitioii. (irgliig
Anief;in«M-<hdevaie« to Hit* 'world
vcotuMiiie i*«4ifer(*nee l« work f**r an
JnsreeiiM'iit tu- 'renHmetire siixitr m Id
to t wIHi |{h14* VMS a|i|»r«»v(< b.v the
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of fore|^gn governments ahepu to sell
fori'ign securities must register .each
issue witli the eointnission. togi*lher
with d«‘tailed inforni.'ition eevne'erniiig
the* issue.'
Liirge grpaps of s«*emitiis .are ex
e*niiit. sucii as slmrt term ei»mim*i'eial
pape*r. government, state, ami muni
el(ial homls. Se-eurities of rullroail^i and
oilier iitilitie*s sul».i»‘*d to fi'el»*ral ri*gu
latieeii. h.-tlional li.ink seefirities. ami
securities issiM*d iiy' t*eIucaHonal ami
benevoU*nl orgaaizatlona.
W AR Hgaiiisl,^ Rolivla in tlie Hnin
t'liaep dispute was formally de
clared by President Kuseldo .fyiila of
Paraguay, the |ie( ce negotlntlous con 1
ducted Iiy m*utrtil SoiiHi .Vm«*rleaa i.n |
lions having failed. The warfare has !
.been going on iinotheially since June, j
193*2. Neithe*r nation shoBs any sigiw
pf yielding. The Pnrngmiyaiij liiileil
(heir President’s action mlHi toy. nnd
* O IvN.\'ITifi <^^.S pr«Hluc<*d a new---
^ hanking reform ^illl that was ex- '
■ p*K*t»*el-to liave tlie I'acking of tlie ad- i
I niinisi rat ion. It was 'apiu'oved hy. Hie •
; .s.*nate hanking snhcommNtee ,iifte*r
, tli.'it Ixiely liad made an im|M»rtaii%
i change wlilcli we*uid riHpiire, private
: iMiikers to ubatuion elHier flieir Imsi. !
j ne*ss In deposits or in- si*curllie«. ^Tbe ,
, bill is deslgi^ed to curb tlie use of feel-
oral res»*rve credit In spis niation nnd
to Insure rt4'i*oslts'^ In feele*nH reserve
meniher Iv.-iuks through a
eoriMdatioti. ,
Right now Goodyear is concentrating on two
main lines of tires . . This saves money for
the factory that builds them ^ for the dealer
vjrho sells them—^ and for the car owner who
buys them ... If you want to know how real
.these savings are —and how much they
mean to you —just check up on today’s
price of the size you need, and at the same
time take a careful look at the finest quality
that ever honored the Goodyear name . t'.
This stepping up of quality, this stepping
down of price leads the way to a better deal
for everyone — and that’s what we aU want
now... Best of all It means that everyone ^
can affor4 new Goodyear Tires, especially if
you buy now while prices are s^l low. r
^upertwitf
Cord Tire
$r.8.5
D and up
Pathfiniler
Suparlwiit
Cord ^ro
3 J.65
‘t and up
</
The Greofetl Nome in Rubber
«p tk^ "work iiiH'eNudnsly ui fighL
tluT YloUvilllW Wlftl lIlBy VCBV T^rajT'
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P RKSSF.lt by the budget bureau, tlie
navy agreed to cut ItH e.X|H>us(*!i
:ir>.'kn(ib.tMNt ill the next fl.ical yeiir. .\s
• part of^rthe economy' move. oIliciaiH ,
tentatlvel.y:^ hM\*e decidwl to place oim ^
Ihinl of tli«* fleet on the ‘‘rotating |
plan,” or Inactive litaius. Re<‘rulHng j
and tniinlDg at the Norfolk. San
IMego. Newpeirf andCreat Ijikea train
ing atationa nlao will he atn|i|H*<i tern
peimrjly. It „waa under.dmHi • l.(kgi
Goodyear
JRII-Weathers
4.40-21 $ .'>.85
I
4.50-21
$ 6.50
4.75-19 S 7.00
5.00-19
5.25-18
5.50-19
$ 7.60
$ 8.50
4 9.70
McDaniel
VULCANIZIG WORKS
TELEPHONE NO. 2 . CLINTON, S. C.
e 1^3'< AVeMitwrn Sewy^^li)^et (.’Bia|L
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