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CitRONICLE. CLINTdN, S. C.
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THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1933
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RooF^vflt Calls on All Nations^ to Baiv^ar anil Disarni-*
Hitler Approves, Provided Germany s Eijualitjr
' Demand Is Granted. ,
T 'HtJFlS Tr. ;,i^Pf‘r$ Df Oi<‘ An''r|<*flR
.!*‘l**yii<>ii/lo til** woriU Miiiiud ,
< .>‘i:''rr«i?if ** in l.omioii hax** 1* ••■n j
h\ I’n'Ml«*Tit li«><is*‘\«’lt. fv *ir« j
..s**t t«'t,ir> of Su»r**, Hull. r)i;i.rii.;in;-
.IliiiH-s .M . CoA ol nliid, oiu;** I »< trio- j
cimfliil.il^ for .th^ I’ri' uloijcy,
Rful Scniilor Key |•itIrI\:^n.
S riTIN^. «s a
fnr fhV **l**v**titli tliuf* in its history,
j tlip/w'iiiite h* uJiii til? trifll of' f' Ddural
i linrold L<>u*l<*rliM< k <»f tliE
murt of li«ponrhin(*nt
Joanna School
May Honor Roll
r ■
i First Junior--Brag^r, Leo
Young, Hazel Eliis^ Mary Francis,
Paulin^ McNeil, Marcia O'Shields, Eu
nice Whelchel, Edna Earl Workman.
I .Second g^rade: Bruce Abrams, Bob-
'bie Jean Carr, Elmolene Farmer, Fa/
' Francis, Viola Hall. *
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imu
OLD —
EWYORK
by CARtH.6£T2
I shop for a “quii^k sh'av6—no v ai^g,”
[had his own face hidden be.neath ^
growth that had been waging fob
nearly a week.
i New York’s famous ^ea circus haa
I gone to Chicago for tpe world’s fair.
The' circus has been here for seven
■years. It is really worth seeing. ,
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Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD
P ’;T:.‘5:!>K\'I' n<D»Si:VKl,T’S rinsrlng
call to all the cIvIMzihI to
unite in otitlawinj: war in «lt:in«hinin;;
Its M'capoMs *tf i^etise nnd in iiirVf‘*'ih?.'
not to send armed
fona's ni rii'i': imi
lM»r(1**rs armiM'd ih**
|i**op1i*s I'! I In- '*:i r I ti
to eiilliii'iiast4c' Hp
pn>val. and iiia\ «**II
prove to ill* till* "peat
**st H«‘t of his r»>iri:n**
I 'oniifi" as it did u lien
I'lirop** was *»n **'1r'.*
with niniors of Co'ni
iiij: «ars mid wli<n
(’hancell<ir Adolf Hit
ler \v;is ahoiit to tnake '
his first d«*elnrati<tn
. of iriiernati<*tial i>olf«-y. the r**actl<»n to
- Mr Itoosevtdt a tiiessa^ie wiis awai.t«*d
with intense lriler*-st F.\erywhere It
was consider»*d that he wtia direelItij;
his admonitions especially towjird Iot
many tind for t\\*‘ntyfour hours the ,
«hs(»rhitiR qiH'stion wtis “\\h;it will
4lilJx5r_-CiipjA-i:i „ .1
The (Iirrnan rhiineellor had sum -
nione*! the almost nbsohde rtdchstiijr 1
To h«*ar itie speech lie had [)rt*p!ir**d In,
President had made a Ixdd and timely,
i move to stive the world fr»»iu warfare.
’ and J^hat it hud a chance to sii( <-eed; |
»..~uur .rfhere. u,au .g*uiat IVar that ,h«t
tiyiii" to extend the Monroe Ixa trine
oMT «ali eontijjetits. and some ilonhf
■s iJt wtiJit his -fiilure course would
le If his projKisttls were r**j**eted
.eriorally. the I’r-sidetit wtis tii;:hly
eonjiiM'nded for his en*‘r^e*’ic and en
♦i;;hteri*‘d acti**n. "
northern district
ralifornla. Vice Pres-
lilent darner was
I)r**sident of the court
and Henry F Ashnest
of Arizona chairman
of the Judiciary com
of \ Third grade: Johnnie Nabors, Jack
Craft, Maurice Davenport, Curtis
Morris, Hazel Adams, .Mary Lanford,
Dorothy Sulton, Ella Mae Sulton, Ber
nice VV’helchel,
Rosa Mae Barbee.
Fourth grade: Charles Franks
. V The New Yorker gets his fill of ce-
They sellmg pene.h ,n New sidewalks and asphalt streett
York with enough lead in them to la..t j j^e
two years. ^ . . j^.^^k.end comes he likes to get his
feet on real dirt. Walking club‘s are
A Western visitor wanted to know. increasingly popula * in the
Miriam Davenport, how it happens that so many New, g^^j^^bs.
Yorkers like to have their cigarettes | =*
^ '“"’T'O" '’"‘'“i! There are professional Che*se ta.st,
nittl.ee, served as mas. Claudia Mae Boyce, Mildred Bozard,|omes is in New York.
to.k..iuua«dufe.,-ntf.:Meth,l kV.neis, Lhry Ss^Th, Evelina IB.kteJlBt.--,
o|s-i,inz stalement for Ivv.,::;, itom of a cigarette box.
pi osecuti*in
Whelchel.
Fifth grade: Erne.st Turner, Billy j
Judge
Louderback
the pi <isecuti*in
nmde by RepresenTa o'T' New York is one of the cities where
tive Hatton \V. SuAf i—^^d women too—carry walking
tiers of Texas, ohal
HAUJi of the bon
COLLECTING MAGAZINES
♦ ♦ r'o-u;., p,.+v, ctowrvoB !sss,...^.. eves, - MagEZ!ocs 1 cft Bt cithcr-\bfRms’ 0r
^ anne ^ ' J' ca iand where it can be done with-1 i^j^hey’s Barber shops will be collect-
; . R Fro-« ’ " ’jout being noticed. .\nd it is a curiousand .sent to Columbia for distribu-
Jtrdii lary committ^^. The proceed' ''i u ^^at many visitors to New York'tjon to patients at State Park and the
t.,..k llie .lav sessions of me « i. . Grade: Jloyd-Abrams .1. H. ^ .. tl.nipa
hnusXi
on live
charuin}:’
Chancellor
Hitler
L y.VI.FSS .Japan yields to fbe peace
ideas of I're.xIdfUit Roosevelt and
others—which Is finlikely-^the' <'hl
riese fm;y hum both IN-ipht}; and Tieiit
sin to prevent their use as hases by
the Invaders. Late disfiatehes frorn^
Sh:iri;:tuil said the d«*f**ndera. alnuniy
driven hack to a point only a T**w
miles north of the old CH|tltal, had
jdanned to destroy both cities if they exorbitant Tees.
Cecil Farmer, Morton j
Hamm, Ralph Prater, Lavinia Ross.
^ „ ... - — them-
ate and It Was believed the trial «’*aild | Davenport
end by May ’ll. ,
,1,i.l-.-e l.,.u.lerh.-i,k Is stiinilliig trlsl , Henrietta Turner, CIsrence Wofford , theatres here is shoe)
artWIes of ill,|,ea.h,m.nt i Seventh grade: Richard Adams, G-catres here is shoe.
him with irregularities In I Robert Bi;azil, Grace Bozaid, Mijlie _ ^ ^
; Veterans’ hospital, it is stated by
Mr, Cause, who has the matter in
The latest service at one of the big charge
r**c<*ivyrshlp case.s. It Is allegetl that jCole, Elliott Dobbin.s, Callie Putnam,
he <!!S|ilii.\.**il favoritism In aiiiiointing | Ruth Sulton, Dorothy Workman.
rec«Mvers, that he apiiolnted Incfinlfie- j ^
‘ Au.
tent person^, ^rid ordered tbein paid
could not liold them. All the riiinese
hanks In Peiping hafl transf*jrre*l their
specie H’serves to Sbanghnl, nml P.rit
Isii mining op*‘ration!i north of 'I'ient
sin had h*‘cri stop|i*Ml. 'riionsands of
fanini*q| had been evaciiaf**d from
sechisifiii. and wlien ti*- d*div*Ted It. It
was fonnff tfiat he Indorsed'^l’resiflerif
l{oos*'\<diplan for a 'non nggrevsiiui
pact and agie*‘d to join It. .At tli**
same time, in ringing tone.x, he ndler
«t«Ml Hi'inianv s claim to «*<inal ;irnin
nient and r*‘tiised t<i adhere to a tiis
urnumu ni agreenn'iit. *>vMn if It \v*-re
n*ach*Ml by a majority of nations, nn
less this deniniul for ♦•(pialify Is fully
ri'coguized. < Mherw 1s<», he ileclar***!.
Hermany will witlnlraw from/ the
I.**Hgue of Nation.s.
The chancellor agrt***i1 with Roose
eelt that lasting econoinio reeonstrnc
P**i|dng In the belief that a Japanese
air attack w«»uld soon tie made.
'riie.iiavy *>nice in Tokyo announced
that the grand miineiiviTS the
, navy would he todd In “st'as south Jifs
.Fapan," beginning early ilr June .V'!
miral .Mine<* nsuini, naval mlnlsf**r
•»
explaim-d that “flier** Is mdtiing sig'
rdficiint" In fh<* faet that the inan**uv
**rs are hi lng h* bl in wat**rs south of
j^.hipan. “Sucli a big **v**rif cannot be
stag<*d on the seji <if Japan owing to
ttie lack of- spac**,“ lie sai*l.
fine article-claims that he njipbinted
a t**l(*grni>h ojuTafor as receiver for
a tlir**e million d*dlar piotor company;
aruiflier fliaf he foTc**iI an expert re
ceiv.<*r out *)f *diice fM*cuuse. the
reiver would not comply «Uh htw^r
«l«*r8 to .select a fiarticuiar attorn**y
Mid-State League
When a woman’s high heel
is twisted off from her shoe, as often
happen.8 in a mis-step on a stairway,
she is u.shered into the ladies lounge,
ja matron removes her shoe and it is
, ,sent out to be fixed.
NOTICE!
HOW THEY STAND
lOI’SSIA’S ne^w allgnm**!it .with
t’hina was endang**r*‘d by (he
.'•koviet iirojiosal to s**|l the ('hiiiese
Kast«*rn railway <*f .Marnliuria f*i Ja-
|ian. The ('hih*>se w*-re enrag***! by
tion is lmpo;*.sible nnl*‘s.s the armament j
qu**stion is's.*ttl**d. and arc,.,;t**d the I „„d called ..ff the n**gotia^
Macl>.,nald plan. lndors*.d by Roose ^ «.. ,****. luw* *ww* f k . , , k
di«irmame^
t ....1 A .x .. .1../., r f } r>if|v llA UtfillT tfAT U Y f *M fl fl ^<1 f<ir flliirt
F('F’J’I \ ! .s r*'pr**sentlng twenty
nin«* of the l**nding life In.surauce
ci>mpani**s that Imld farm mortgages
<alb*d on Henry .Morg»*nthau, Jr., In
Washington and l*d<l tha.t chairman
of the farm hoartl that, while tli**y^!
w**re flesinuis of helping in the .sue
(•essfnl adminisfration of the emer
gency farm mortgage a<*t. they
*)pposed to any g*‘Ueral writing down
of mortgag**s or their whqb'sale ex
chaug** for f**deral land hank bonds
under the t<*rms of the emergency l**g
l^.'ilion.
F.or r<‘tlnancirig the *»uf.st;uidlng
farm mortgages Hie land hanks nn'I**rj
the *lir«*ction of the n**w farm **r«‘iJIl
fl*lminisf rat ion are authorized to Issue
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iWatts — -
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(Jttaray
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bOU'
Joanna
3
3
.500
1 Monarch
2
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10(
, .Newberry
I
3
200
■ .Mollohor
1
4
200
W’hitmire
I
1
200
Single men in New York have got
ten into a. curious habit. They jeport
to their offices at It o’clock, hang up:
their overcoats and hats and then go
V to a i^slauranL. in the building, for,^
breakfast. This, jiractice l^came sol
noticeable in the *)ffices of one iarge
corporation that the president had to
take step.s to stop it.
Airplane.s. with colored signs at
tached and trailing on behin<l are to
be .seen constantly over New York.
Long distance hitting Saturday fca-
,tyre<l play in the'Mid-St.ate league as = |
w<*re ''^’®derS increased their lead.s and It wa.s said of tiie late David Be-
'Trammel racked his fifth win of the lasco, noted New York theatrical pro-j
'.season, ('linton bunched hits on W'ertz ducer, that he Ixmsted that he had
to keej) their clean record as Iloward never had his shoes shined.
an*) Leaman did the hitting for the
winners. Singley featured with some Therq i; a theatrical producer h“r<'
neat fielding fur the losers. - who has filled hi.s Long Island home ^
if’lintfin 1 11 2 with i^roperties of his shows which
.Newberry 1 / b J have failed. The place looks like a mu-‘
71 Trurpmel and Wtlbtfin; \V**rtz and seum.
I Lunknight. - '
We can supply you with hiffh-
i?rade Flour at reasonable prices.
Best Corn Meal.
•*
Also all kinds of Feed.
i»ee us JaE^£9iecktLiow pc|€^«
We do public hauling.
Night Phone 110,
Day Phone 157.
Farmers Exchange
Phone 157
Insisted any new .d«*feiis** sy.stem must
b*‘ ideiificjil f*)r (o'riminy and the
*tttier mitiiitis. He promised to dis
baud til** H*‘rmjin Huxitiiiry [>ollce.;iml
mIko to sutiject Kemimilitary orgiiniza-
ti*»n« to lrit**rnatiomil coutr<d. ]»rovi<l**d !
other tintiotis i\<c**iit the same cnijirid
•Hitl**r d**(!:ircd Ills tuiilori had suf-
fensl too much from th** insanity of
war t<i visit the same upon <)ilu»rs. ami. .
<1eni*‘d tliat •;*Tm:ihy coiit**tn|dateil In
vasioii of **ilh«*r I ram ♦* m- Poland H**
dem:ind(‘d rcvisimi of the V**rsailleN
I
lr**!it.v. !ts'.**rtiiig that H**rmauy had
fullilb'd the “iiiirc.a.sonabl** dcm.imN"
of that lr*‘afy with “suiiidal biyalty.,” .
ofhcials of tht* State d**|iartm*‘nt in
yashlnglim said Hitb’r's spcci h wa**
emauir.agiiiglv l■lln(•i^^aIll:■y Ifi Pram a*
If WMN imt s«i well rec«>iv«“d. 'I'lie I
I r**neli g'i\eniiiieiit was rather eonl
toward tli*‘ IbMi-vevelt iiropo.saIs. ami
the f**ar wa.s euiertaifi**d in Paris iliar
Hitler's upiiroval of iheifi Avaiiild isnlale
Frama*
lik**ly to retaliate against Russia with 1
n (lov(■«((( *»n .Sovi*'f «*ir. whicti huK
made serious Inroads on Hie rhlti**se
m!irk*-t In Hie last two y**ar.s.
Lewis Douglas
of th** hudg**f.
President
Roosevelt
to ♦•xisfing
I III.'' .aj. Uies.Njjg** in eniigri-ss
• st'ooiiiliauyliig a copy of his dls
patch to the n.ations, Pr**sbb*n( Koi.se
\elt thus sumiiiiiri/,**d the pca*e plan
thill he had pro|>osed for H.e wa.rbi:
‘ T 11 St .^TiTiTTFf< iu gh
a s**ri**s <it steps ! It**
Y»eap«*iis of offensive
w arfare be , **liniin:il
•<1
“'<*s (imj, I bat the
first deliiiile step he
takiii now
“'I hird, tliaI 4|is bile
tlie.s** st»*iis Ml** b**ing
tak.fu no n.i'ion shall
1ner*'!ise e\i>liii;; anil
« III *■ ti t s ov er a ml
ahov*- the biiitlal miis
of fiealv olilig.ations.
“I out Hi. that siibjta-t
lr**il\ rights no n.'ition during the dis
armaiio'tit period shall send any arim*d
f*iree of wh.itsoever ii.itUT** a< ro'-s Its
own liurder'- "
'to till* «ot I espoiideiits In* said lie
had coi.viiliii,, (Utier g7)\eminent s
« om *‘i mug Ins prbjeet. and had con
f1d«*d til**' plan’TnIv ro Seeieiarv of
Btale Hull - .
I he <’aIilegra111 was a v'oiiiplete sur
prise to til** <-haticelietics of the world,
and the Pr*‘sid**iit s dirt*< t m**Hiod of
MpI.roacti rtitlmr siiinmal some of them.
esp*“<‘ially th** Japam-se, 1 h** **iiiper<ir
of Ja[ian.~ if wM‘^ cxt*l«im*d
'I'ok.v*. foreign otiiee, “m-ver .‘vptuiks ,
with foreign nations *.n polithal mal-
•ters amt tlie foreign office **annot
<suMm*‘nt **n »*ommunicatioji8 to the
#m|*er(»r.’’
Prime MiniMer MacDonald, siieak
lug at a dliim*r of tlie I'ilgrims' so
cl<‘ty In I.*tn<lon praised Yhe Roose
velt plnri Mlimist e\lravt^gantly, rejolc
Ing that “hemeh.rtb .vliieriqa. by her
own~declaration, la to-be imlUTerent
to nothing that concerns the p*‘:ioe of
the world."
P ltF.SlDKNT ROOSEVELTS tiig
piihljc works industrial regiil.-ition
tiill fliiall.w was **om(ilt*ted by his ad-
vls**rs ami suhmltt<*d to congress. If
provid*‘s for a
(MMi.iKSii const met Ion
(irogram with which
It Is tiop**d dt*j.rt*ssion
will f.*‘ routed and the
Industries of the na
tion |iut oh th**ir feet.
How this iniim*nse
sum will be raised
w;is b*ft to til** ways
and m<*:ins **oniniill****
of III** bolls** to de
«*id*‘. .Mr Roose\i*lt!
eonterred willi !,**\vis
IV Douglas, director
and lli**n*after It was made plain Hiat
Hie [dan to finane** the program by the
issue of gn***uliai-ks was nliamlon(>d,
llioiigh Seu.'ifor Hlass, wisest financier
In the Detm»cratic parly, had said he
I>refern*d that to any f*»rm of t|H\a-
tlon. despit** his gen**ral <»p|.osition to
inflafiorr To* Rr«*sld»*nt watT inf*ifTned
th.'it congr**ss would m*t stand for a
s;t!**s (;ix to f.rovid** the .ItTJOjNNt.iNk)
r***|uired during the first year for In
t*‘r**si ami amortization charges.
The hill, as drafted by Dit»*<lor
Douglas and vUlo-rs, would autbiinize
the folhiwing construcHon works.- ...
• 1. 1’uldic highwavs~.<il0d,0(Ki.(HN», of
which XLV.U.(KMHMKt would follow the
[>r**s**nf Hllo**ation ami f l.'.O.dOo.tXMl
would he for ext**nsiojis.
“1 Piibli** hiiibliugs—No s**t limit.
J N.'ival constru<*li*»n_ .yKHl.tHKI.tKHI
tiiaxinium.
1 -Army. Including «*qu1iim*‘nf and
[lossihly a huge alridjim* flotilla should
the dis;trmainent <-onf*‘n*nce fail —
.siisi.iMKi.iNKi niaxlninm.
.A Sbims and h*»ns|ng following the
fv.attern of the l’nif**d .'stai**s Hoiising
»*orjii<ralion of wjir days No s**t limit.
d Natural ri“soiirc*>s. Incinding soil
and **r*isiori vvork.-for*'slry and similar
^prn|(*eis N*> set limit.
7. L*iiP(is to railroads for fiialnte-
*‘qul|tim*nt—No limit.
may heTadd or exchanged for nmrt
gag**s field liy the in.suram*e < *un
pani**s ami oHn*rs. Loans oh or ex
ch:ingt*s of ftonds for these .securiti**H
may not e.xce*-*] .'VI per cent of the
•'apprais***'! normal value" of land
mortgaged plus L’d p*-r cent of the In
sur**d lmi»r<ivem«*nts. however; and'.Mr
.Morgi'filhaii reciuifly said that “in *»r
der to efl'e«*t an **xcfyinge of first mort
gag**.s for bonds it is antlelpated that
In many cas**s the -anionnt of such
morlgag**s will have f** h«* «*urt;ill('d
to come williin tin* .sum wlil*h can b**
Ioam*d_."
It was the conver'sus of the ex**cu
fives (hat most *>f th**ir mortgages
had been «*onservatlv**ly writt«*n and
that In Justice to their poII**,vlndd**rs
tlmy should not make additional sacrl
fices ot assets to Ioss*».s sust*ilned <lnr
ing Hi** last four .v**ar.s. The o|i(n[on
pr*>vail«*d Hint the conqianU^ stmiild
c*inflnu** to carry Hieir farm mortgage
holdings pending a return of ln<*reas*»d
land values to c**tue with the general
prosp**rity which they f«‘lt was not
lar *>17. .McaiHvhile the conqianles
would icoiitinue avoiding IJoreoIosures
wli**r*‘\**r possible and decide Indi
vidnal cases on their own nn*rit8.
There i.s a famous night“ clulr ho.st-
' .Ioanna iiosed out Whitmire to -1, ess—here who has 19 floor lamps in
jas Bouknig'ht shaded Ward in a hard- the living frMim of her apartment,
[fought game, Bouknight fanned 11 to ———
j hel[) his mates. Lominack hit a home It is proposed to ufien beauty par-,
I run while Coleman had a double and a lors for men in New York. |
triple, hut Barnett’s triple won the !
jgaine. . A man stumbling along F-ast 29th’
Joanna * .5 11 J .street bearing the weight of a sand-
, Whitmire 4 9 II wich board across his.shulders, carry-
Bouknight and Girk; VV'ard and Yar- ing a large red letter invitation to the
Iwrough.
ma'^es of the world to go to a certain
NOW IS THE
a
TIME TO BUY
«
Several residences in town.
Several farms, prices at-
1
IraHiver ‘
Houses for rent,* Broad St.,
•
Owens Hill and College;
View.
Clinton Realty &
‘
Insurance Co.
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;, B. H. BOYD
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n.’ince am
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JINt'EToN univ*TsIty was thrown
into ilcep mourning by the d**ath
f‘r .John <?rier Hihhon, presidf*nf
pim*ritiis. who wa« kill**d at Wood-
riilgc. N J.. when his niitomobile col '
lbl**d with M tnyik. Mrs Hihhen. who |
Rc**onipjinied hlln. was s**verely In *
Jur**d Doctor Hihlu'ti. who was born }
in P**<.rla. 11!., In IMU, was educut«‘d !
at Frlnceton ar^l the„ rniv»*rsity Hf j
, Jb*rlln Ile'^nu*********!***! Woodrow Wil- ‘
son n.s pr<*sid«*nt of Princeton In P.U2 I
ami rotir«*«1 In June last y(*ar He !
ranked hbgh as an educat«»r and as «
iintlior of w*>fks on philosophy. j
In Italy. tUe Balkans and Mexico.
1
OME tliire tigo the senate called on
th** s**cretar.v of agriculture for In jSS
formation coti<***rnl.ng grain speculating
on boards *»f trad**. Mr. Wallace has Just- ’ SSS
r**|)ortP(r In resfionse.
ami be s;i.vs that big ■
specuj.a't<}rs In_ _w'lieat ■
futures in the grain
flit w**re short “on an
Hv**rag** five days out
of «>\cry Nix” from
April 1, to Octo
ber 'll. 19.TJ.
Ill Ids rep*»rt. Wal-
|;He dei’lim**! f*> give
till* names of pt*rsons
and firms slioTt L<kKb- . ,
dot) bushels or more ^
diirlug the last “two or th!:t*e years"
on the t'hb'ago Hoard of Trade, as
ask**d by tin* 's**n:ite. He exjilained
the grain futures trading laws pro
hihit**d release “of this Infoniuiilon.
A totiil of 7(59 trailing days cover**d
in his report. Wallace s^ald, showeil
"the hig sp**c*uIators, as a groifp, were
jiri'doiqimintly on the short side of
the w herit , futures market.
“•\s ■.. group, their jiet iKisitloGiLM
of t ltia^ cJosa of tU^-^^uuu-ket each day
was short on (54:i days, oi* 8.‘{.d per
«*ent of the time, and long on 12.**
days, or 10.4 per cent of the time, and
one day evenly btilauced," Wallace re
ported.
president Peter B. Carey of the
Chicago Board of Trade sabl the In
formation prest*nteU to the senate Is
“simply ■ rejietitioti of data assem
hied by IJr, J W. T. Duvel. chief of
the grain futures mlmlnlstration. In
an effort to retain bis bureauctatio
Job.”
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20 Minutes
versus
3 Hours
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iRE.'ilDENT HOHSKVRl.T notifi.*d
as well MS elsewhere, Mr, RoosevefPs ! ■ Rufus- C. Dawes, president of the
l»ro|>oMMU were re«eived with warm i Century of Ph*gress. that he would he
f \'
«pi*roval. and .Norway’s c.xhlnet w-iis
qu’ck t<» be the first t(» accept them
forma lly''I Utissiu felt that the tut*s
kige uiight be the first step toward ^
recogiiltbm of the Soviet government ’
the ll«ll**d .States, bo .Mos**inpr wmm i
pleftsed with It. j
Ofdnlon In the (iiilTt'd Slaies. ss re '
fleeted lo efittorinlM to newspapers of ‘
•11 iiarts ofifhe country was thni the
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tinnble to go to tTiU-ago to **iM*n that
greet exitosltbm on May 27 He ad<b‘d
that lie h<i|M*d to attend the fair be
fore It rbisea. .N«)twlthstandiiig this
disHp|>i*lntment. the exposithm w'MI he
formally opeQ4*(l| on the date named
alMive, aruL tht*^"intenslve activity on t
the gromVdM gave HHsurance th.it It i
would be practically completed and I
reB'ly for vlBltora at that time. j
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A ir laws for the world are being
drafted at an iuteriiaiioiial <*on
ference on aerial l**gl8lntfon now in
aessjiou lo Rome. The rules adopted
will be emho(lU*d In an iiiternational
agrtjemeni and will he applicable In
all adhering countries. The delegu
ti*^njfrom the United States is heade*.
by ^ohn C. Cooi>er. Jr., clialrman of
the commtUee on aeronautics of the
American Bsr association.
• i»3. W4stt>ra Union- •
Have your neij^hbors ever dropped into, your'home to bor
row tbe weekly collection of circular letters, band bills, etc., that
tbe users tbink are as j^ood as advertising^ in your favorite coun
try newspaper? - . >
' Few people realize tbe actual coverage of even tbe most
modest country newspaper. Not so lon^ a^o an advertising: ex-
pert was quoted as sayinp: that careful research had ascertained
that a certain well-known metropolitan paper is read, on an aver
age, for the space of twenty minutes, while the aVerag:e country
newspaper has a “readinj? life” of three hours to its credit! It is
kept ’round the house for a week and everyone in the family
takes his turn in going: throui^h its pages.
.That is something for both subscriber and advertiser "tp,
think about.
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