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:v \ PAGE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. Teasers Go To Mills, Says Coates Columbia, May 20. — J. P. Coates, executive secretary of the 5?outh Car olina Eklucation association, tonight aaid teaching conditions in South, Carolina must be remedied beyond j the scope of a recent legn.slative school •act or the teacher^ Directing state will lose its best THl’ AY. MAY 25.. 1938 1“'together on a program for*the initials “J. W.’H.” in his hat bandj of the export wheat trade on and in several garments. ^ -Another'note, described by King a^ indicating "suicidal intent" was found, on the flcfor when the inspector en- • red the room earlier in the day. Har- * i^.s profitable to the H. D. HENRY buland Plans for the federal refinancing farm mortgages, under the new law, ■-/ nmi inied being the banker when are .shapirtg up rapidly^' beginning- questioned with the calling into conference of the larger holders of farm mortgages by | I Henry Morgenthau, Jr., chairman of i i the farm board. | his statement principally at provisions of ,the act to pay teach ers in notes. Coates said "the school situation most be cleared up, el.se the state is tp lo.se its best and most ex- "Washingtop,7^f ay 22. —^^)ne of ^the first things which. Mr. Roosevelt ?^oDgress is~lhbvnnr-rapicibL toward I the’enactment of the securities bill fori Closing Exercises At Cdored Schook;; H. D. Henry & Company 'insurance BONDS - REAL ESTATE NBGOIIaTBI) The Clinton colored schools closed' wants to do is to start his Rrsat pro- jha protoction of investors, the Glass] their I><,12-33 session last -ntursday .ram of puhhc works to rve men em- ..f„...,bin and the home|;::i”„ tran„^f.XtU: , . , , . — banking reform ployment and stimulate business. To do this w=Sl -tiiake, it is estimated, .perienced teachers as fa.st as they can about three biJ,fion three'‘hundred mil- get other wo^k." , jfon dollars. To get that much money Coates .said he was Informed that government will have to borrow it some teachers have left their , fj-Din The investing public. It is « lot rooms for jobs in cotton mills "with (,f usoney, but there is no doubt about, fewer hours of work and increased government’s ability to borrow it j believe pay." Average pay under the act t,, ^,vided the lenders have some assur-. would amount only to $1 a week foi to where the money is com-l ‘ * V2 months, he explained. ' to pay the interest on it. Teachers "have a right to feel that j^^out 220 million (H)#] mortgage refinancing act. The bills to exercises were held in the BelJcStreet regulate the railroad systems and to school auditorium, at .which time the,i devoloj) tVie Tennessee valley with following progra^mT was presented. Mu.clv Shppls as the center are sched-^ ••Welcome, Sweet Spriniftime,” Xn- uled for early Kobinsteln-Glee club. JTiere is little^TikefjhinTd that con-r . , r- i Kress will.adjourp before'.lune 10, and In-.ocatlon-Rev. GedrKe E. Shelton., it will be nearer the ■ ■■■■■!■;*■■ KLaii' rj discrimination has been shown agauis^ ars a year to-pay interest and service^ Head ‘Character —'-Thomas or,' The Woodrow employes, the secretary added. u them" in favor of state department^ ^.(^^rges on a $3,300,000,000 bond vue. A sales tax * ealculatwi fo raise that much is now for the first time since inauguration being di.scussed seriously. Congressional opposition, however, may result in the new tax taking .some other form, such as a “breakfast-table" tax on coffee, tea. the tax is levied upon, it wilThe spok-i en of as a “re-em|)loyment tax." i t was said about a mousetrap I stabbed him.self outside his nnim for him to change his clothes. .Officers said, they found him on the floor, bleeding fnim the wound. At a .Mineoia hospital, where he was .«aid to he not And Now It Is True About a Car! Bernard -’W. Baruch, who was chair man of the War Industries hoard in President Wilson’s administration, is said to h(* the man flicked to bead uf) the new industrial control hoard. The Taw has not yet been fmssed to set ufi i condition was the government’s control of husines.s i and industiy. The draft of the hill had . fiolicement who acted a.s not been firesented to congress as Ibis ^ is w’litten. ^ et so smoothly does the*' didn't se<*m to know what it wa.s machinery here operate t hat it is only ; jj^. ,n a da/e." necessary for the President to sa> Harriman went to the 01*1 Orchard that he i.s going to submit a hill, when Ktislyn late yesterday and reg- it is taken lor granted that the hill tfjj, name of “A. T. Will heci.me a law in shoK order, »»(!, l^ouisville.” the flicking out of the fiers'innel to • Inspector Haridd King, of the coun- atiministef it liegins at once. .Ndthing ^y fiolice, identified him,-however, by of the sort has.beim se<*n here sinceij_ j Salutatorian. “True Nobility” I Young D. Leqk, j Class orator, -Making' of -Man Wilson. ' Oa II* ' 1^' ‘T-ook Down That Lonesome Road,” “otdbs rllinSielf Shaw Boat^Ti io.. , I Valcdic t o 1 i a n", "Possibilities"— New York, May 20. — Joseph W. Charles Carlisle Hamlin. Harriman, indicted founder of a Fifth ^ “Sextet From Lucia,” Arthur J. i avenue bank bearing his name, who j LiiJie .Smith, fienned a sheaf, of .suicide notes’and; Address to Crad-Tates—Rev. K. A. then di.sappeared from a nursing I presiding elder of Newherrry _ district, Columbia M. K. confer- obscure he was found today. j ‘'ah Through the Night," Anony The tiH-year-old man. who was de-1 (dec club. *» ‘‘mgntgl diUMfi" j . Aw*rd»ig of pTjaess while police waited Tjisplomas. J. B. Felton, ' J u,.., 1,4. home, stabbed himself over the heart I sugar, spices, and chocolate. Whatever,. ’ , , , , , , i u >n an obscure I,ong Island inn where' state super- of .Negro schools of South ('aro- visor lina. Cla.ss song. Pre.sentalion of memorial—Darling .McDaniel. ' Negro nati<»nal hymn. The .schools are umJer the liirection of .1. T. W. .Mims as ftrincifial, and have enj<iyed a successful year’s work. — Try - COPELAND CAFE PLATE i,UNCH — 25c ” • i It’s Time to Have Your Winter Garments Cleaned STORE THEM AWAY IN MOTH-PROOF BAGS Feather Bef*s, Feather Pillows, Draperies, Curtain.^, Rugs, and Art Squares should all be cleaned before beiror sfofcd awa ‘ WE ARE EQriPPED AM) READY TO DO THIS WORK FOR YOU. A UAl-L IS ALL W E Buchanan’s Satisfactory Dry Cleaning "THE OLD REIJAHLE*' TELEPHONE 2H A* .•'I □ ‘war tiines. - _ W beflu r .M r." I'-ai uch aiiiially head -tbn..^uudiu! boipiL Imu:*'-tUibbii' f _aj strong oar in a lininistration affairs. Mr. Peik, wlio heads the farm control lard Remember the old saying:, “Make a better mousetrap .. . and the world will ...” and so on? Well, after all these years, there does seem to be something; to it Pontiac sales are ahead of last year—and still growing You will admit that, in a year like this, that means the car must have something;. Something that people v/ant. Now, Pontiac does offer a lot for the money. And its price is low. IS his prolcgc. Industrial ( onlrol Plan cheine of industrial control is i (‘ginning to appear niori*' clearly. Kaeh trade or indii.-^tiy will be reejuir- Th( cd to organize itself into a trade asso ciation. and agree" within itsell on jti,ad(‘ practices, prices, hours of labor and wages. The number of autoiNO- i (des or typewriters or what not that can b*' munufaclured in a given yeai. will be ,d(dermined Uy agreement, as ' well as the |n ic(‘ at w’ilich they are to be sold and till” conditions under which (hey are to be made. . / ; After the trade association has come to an agreement it must submit its agreement to the government, which either ratifies it or demands a re vision. It no agreement can be reached by the men m the industry, (he gov- _Orntrient is to sti*]) 'them on the Ml and decide disputed points. for Pontiac gives a,rhig, j>eauti- ful package of Balanced Value, What does that mean? Sim ply that Pontiac gives you Economy—but not at the ex pense of other qu/lities. It gives also Durability, Ctim- fort, wSafety, Performance and Appe arance. It gives all round Balanced Value for the ow ner. with the the effort j a re s \\\ It meanus that the car wean evenly througli tens of thou sands of miles of use. And at the end of t\v’(T()r three years it gives extra dividends in the way of higher trade-in value.'- FLsher bodies have Fisher No Draft Ventilation. Pontiac ise A a typical (General Motors Value —a gmxJ car to buy. Read the Free Booklet Comr in lo» • Irrr copy of Ihc huukirt ’W'hBt 4o \>ou mc«n-b«l»nc«) V«lur ’ It r«p(Min* what Fontiac ta. in ever,.lay !»•»■••, —itl» which everybody is familiar It i» vi-otth rrad- tn(|. becauae it will iriake vou a < riiti car buyer—a mure critical iudgr of value. Viwt th0 Miitoru Sutftlrfttt ( A'/'OEcaa. Clitcade, Juitm I to /Vovarnbar I. THOMASON MOTOR CO. East Main Street Laurens, S. C. Thost; whd have gone deepest into what is in the administration’s mind lielieve that this is the lieginning of a new nationalistic era. Taken (onfrlil of agriculture and to restrict farm production to what our domestic market can absorb, it mav easily result in making the Unit ed States a completely self-contained nation, such as the Piuropean nations striving to become, e shall alwaj^s have to import ’ sUch things as coffex*,-rubber and tea, and prirbubly will always have a mar- j ^ ket in other countries for such of our i products as they cannot produce, but, it seems clearly in the minds of those in control now that America must j (work out its own salvation; in har-' mony with the rest of the world, if, possdile,T)ut if the other nations won’t * play, then we nuisL he in a jiosittrm -J ^i^w here -we can| go it alone and nol dependent for our Uveli good will." Farm Urogram Delay ' There probably will lie some delay in starting the new agricultural pro-' gram Ix'i-ause of the effort toward in ternational cooperation for price rats- * ing which will come to a head a't the 1 world economic conference in l>ondon. The President’s proposal of a tariff j truce until the^nd of the conference + stoi)P the secretary of agriculture fixim undertaking the acreage reduc- , tion program and the proce.ssng tax. For an essential part'of that pro gram is the application of an etjuali- , zation tax or tariff on imporia, and Until the end of the tariff truce that 'Cannot be dorie without breakinjt the national faith pledged to the other na tions in the conference. 1 This will not interfere with o-lhir f- y “Dityou m»mn foamy you tot m Fiahmr body with No Drmft Vmntilmtion mt that priem? No wonder ~ everyone i know is go ing in for Cht/roleta." lie their Once you start driving a *iHow much better a you feel!” .tew cer makem. Chevrolet, you’re off on a lon^. non-step economy-tour that saves you money every thrilling mile. You’ll make fewer visits to filling stations- "And how easy Chev/olet haa made it to get that feeling! Paymenta are no burden when « cer coata ao little me this one!” 4 ’*A new Chevrolet! / thought you were going to wait awhile.” ”I figured / might as well atart savinj right away. And Bay, thia Chevrolet ia certainly m record- bremker for ewnomy.’ PONTIAC fHl tCONOMV STRAICHt flCMr • a •; * * ‘585 And ut>, f. o. b. P/Onfisc , i koBv G.fm.X. C. frrrnb i GENERA!. phases of the farm relief measure Conferences with the interests^ in-i ! voiced, <in order to bring about mar- j I keting agreements for controlled di.s- j tribution and plans for acreage reduc-! tion and the leasing of lands held out; of cultivation have already begun; but j a large part of the year’s crop of j corn, cotton, tobacco and other pro-1 ducts is already in the‘ground, and 1 before the complete machinery could be set uj), in any event, it w^ould be too late to do much about 1933 pro duction. -because Chevrolet uses less gas and.oil than any ^ other full-size car. You won’t have, to worry about repair bills, be<^use Chev rolet is built right, and staj's rigKTT’You * won’t have to^hink about trading it in, not for many tens of thousands of miles. .. *• — Chevrolet stands up so well you won’t cA "Our lieet of Chevroleta rmt only cut down our inveetment, but reduced want to4 And all the wlnle Chevrolet is maw • —- . saving you money, you’re enjoying the thrill of driving one of the smartest, snap piest, most advanced cars on the road! CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT. MICHIGAN mileage ooete too.' f A. ^445 TO $565 All prioaajt. o. h. P^t. a4uip- Mich. Special egutp- atmnt eMtra. Low am- livmrmd prioma and mamy G. hi. A. C. tmrma. A Gmnmral Motor* Valum. "There ien't mnj atmrter button. Juat atep on the gmamm uauml.The Stmrtwmtor will; take care of the reat,” SAVE WITH A NEW CHEVROLET I 0 WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes Reports from Geneva are that there ie an excellent chance that the four great wheat-growing nations and the four great wheat-importing nations Giles Chevrolet Company Clinton, South Carolina I *