The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 17, 1933, Image 6
News Review of Current
> KSri.TS ghown by
LITTU
Old
Recovery Blue Eagle Becomes the National Bird-
Code Making Continues—President Plans Uar
on Kidnaping and Racketeering.
EDWARD W. PICKARD
the cirfMul I
afloD chirps nre ri»*t*mod
•<«» siiti^irin tMrj ii[> th*' juliiiinij-'tnitioD 1
pliui.'* iir*- ht'iim ttunl** t*' <‘<intlntie'
th^ **xp«*riim*iil for Mtiolhor six month*.
Or<l«*rR nre ^ * l>e w^nt otit for the re- j
enllsttnoiii ftf nil those who <h*Riif* to
' • ■ - v‘'_ ,
go f»n with tl»e vork'.
Kniigtnient lg on h sli months basis.
The first “hifeh” expires in Novem
ber There are at present men
In the forits. Including 2-*.{XK* former
serxire men. The forestry army Is,
located In i.4rw campa in ell parts of |with a ligrht attached to the handle,
the country The cost to the govern- Should make a close shave possible,
merit ia approximately $20,000,000 a
month. '
iWVMIK
CARLH.6ET2
jwi]l of Joicy C. Holinjarsworth, de-,pay for papers, stamps and ’•ccordingr.
{ceased, by deed dated Decentl^r 17th,,—— THOS. W.
1899, and recorded in,the office of the! C. C. C. P. and G. S.
They’re selling a razor in New York
Clerk of Court for/Laurens County [Dated at Laurens, S. C.
I in Deed Book No. yi, at nage 184. 7 (August Wth, 1933.—8-31-3tcb.
I Terms of Sale: That the Clerk of nw onirAV
ICourt shall require the highest bidder| McSWEEN TO SPEAK
lat the sale, other than the Plaintiff,'
' and all other persons except the Plain-
jtiff, who may thereafter raise the bid
1 as provided by law, to make a cash
deposit of five (57/^) per centum of
the amount of the bid as earnest mon-
The guest minister at the First
Presbyterian church next Sunday
moming will be Dr. John McSween,
president of* Presbyterian college. A
cordial invitation is extendeil the pub-
ey or
evidence of (rood faith, the de-i)*' O'"- McSwe*" the 11:15
posit of the last high bidder to be ap-
hour.
r,rE pacieg of NTl.\ by the humlrtKl [ carrl-d out. flic ndminisfrnfor rclter
Music by telephone is a new devel-i the bid should there be a com-
,opment in New York. A central broad-,"I''’ “."’flP"*?"
tiiMtisHn'l are flying all over the
l?n’te<i States: Inntiniernble men and
women. joble.ss for long, are goln';
ji
I: .
iineU to work; shf'rt
er luMirs an I liic'n'r
pny are biin;
in
Stnllefl in fiiclories
slnips aiid office*.
Anierienn roimiierce
andr~Tnilti.Rir.v 1*
being' ri^inieiited
President Htnisevel!
and bl* xxliele ad
niini.stratien are push
in:: forward in tlie re
covery canip»«>:n de
terminedly.
Following o\it the President’s pro
H, 8. Johnson
ated tbal N 1. K, A. provides for col
lective lairgaining tliroiigh employees
oiiosen by tlie workers. ,
Poliert P I.aniont. fortro'r s«*cretarv
f eoininerce and now president of
t'le Atiieric.-in !ri>n and Steel Insiililte
vtiicb represiMit* its |»er cent of tlie
< oiintry’s iTodiicf'Ps of {dg iron and
;e*d ingots, was the clfief sjiol;**^ncin
.or file iron and stefd itidnsiry at tiie
•learlngs. William (Ireen, president of
r!ie A. F. L., rliallengf*d various sec
tions of file <*n>red ecide, esp«*ciall.v
the minimiiin w age and maximum tiours
(trovlsiotis. Se|eretary of I.aftor IVrkin*.
wiio liad iieei) making a tour of the
Ibuiftsylvania steel mills, wanted tlie
wage rates altenni, especially critl
MR. PITTS AT HOME
^ Friends ir. the city of J. M. Pitts
OKNATtm Ill EY P. LONGS arW- easting company will send music to 1
^ trary/nile in Isoulsiana was serl- I your home by wire and all free of pamtiff fails make'^.|], be glad to know that he was re-
ously tirreateiied when restrict Judge commercial announcements. ' such deposit immediately at the ttme 'j^oved from the hospital on Monday
A. C. O’Donnell began an open court *’ [of the acceptance of his bid, then the^^-o bis home on East Carolina avenue,
investigation into tiie election of l^t ; xt -tr i , , 'said premise shall be at once resold, j^bere he is now recovering from his
New York restaurants have learned . . - i
t
*
full In wlilch Long’s gang is ^ged 1^, *7” ^ p^pbi bidder’s risk, on the same iji^ess of the past several weeks,
tf) have resorted to fraud in^/mier to when people are able to hstenjupon some subsequent
win. Tlie Judge Ordered fl^en elec- ^® music during their ^be option of the plain-
tion comtiilssioners, iirrestw on charge* meals they w’ill take more time eating attorney. If the last high
NOTICE OF STOCKHOl.DfiRS
of cerllfylnc to r.;is^urn(. hroudit “"<1 incidenta’ly consume more food,
before iiirn; and he granted pernii*-,
re-1
MEETING, CLINTON BCILDING &
I
LOAN ASSOCIATION
, . - , ' iquired fails to comply with his bid,
sion to IMstricJ/'Attorni'y Stanley to |Some of the better know'n radijo pro- without legal excuse being duly! - ,
examine baliM IwHses in open c<mrt. grams are broadcast before audiencesl^bown. then such deposit shall be de-'”^*^ Stockholders Meeting of the
* Notice is hereby given of the An-
C.overnor^ K. Allen, a Lon? bench- in New York ranging from 800 to ijvered to the plaintiff and retained
man. i^frying to halt tlie liivestlga- 3,000. Some arti.sts insist they must,by it as liquidated damages, and the
tlfin Ko/1 Hay>Ui pofi Vou.' ^^rlonns lirwlpp hjlVP the stimiiiiie nf a Jivinop niiHienee . * .1 ft. U- u
tlon^ad declared New Orleans under have the stimulus of a living audience, p^gniises shall thereafter be resold,
mafgiHl law. iiut revoked the order !Broadcasting experts oibjecf to the upon the same terms, and at such pur-
ifter eight soldiers had been detailed plan on the grourid that the artists
I chaser’s risk on some subsequent
gram. Gen, Hugh S. Johnson, national- <'D.irig the 2.'-. and 27 cents minlrm
recovery administrator, has "drafted
citizens In all ‘^be states to lead the
great drive. Nine menil|erB were ap
pointed on each of 48 state "recover.x
hoards." and seven niemliers were
hfkiirly rate set up for the soi^ern
and Itirmingliiim districts.
Shfirlly afterwards Mr. Lifiiiont an
nourieed the industry furu agreed t«»
raise tlie nilniinum riav In tliose two
named for service on 2G districr'T^^^’f^,:^^^^ bTur?:
covery lioards’’ for tlie recently made
r«*des. 'riie ff*legraplilc notice sen*
each of tlie forni**r h.v GeiK'rul Jolin
son WHS:
"I'residoiit ItiMisovelt lias (irnflej
you as one of tlie nine memiiers of tie'
stale r«'cov»‘ry hoard for the state of
as explaiiiefl In bulletin No 3
of July 20 He has requested yoiyfo
voluiilocr y*>ur services wltlmul X:*>u\
pensiitiop in litis great drive d«>r na
flfinal roliiihilitafion. As a imuiiher of
this lioard your fliilles wifi he to get
ev»‘ry patriotic .\iiierkmi citizen, eni
plover, and eonsnmer to co (qierate In
this lirograiii. I’lydse wire nrreptttnt*c | Pi'eseiit pfadaetJuu,
linfnediiiter.v nmi .\ou will receive fur
tlier instnicUOiis”
The H(l\>rsory hoard for public works
Is doing/its part in the re-eniployuient
to guard tiie grand J*iry, Tlie laiter play to the audiences present rathier, . . •
body atqieared to be dominated by the ^han to the unseen audience. salesday to be designated by the plain-
Long crowd. ! tiff or its attorney. The purchaser to
7'iie United .States senate committee
announced it planned to resume its j • ^
Investigation of Louisiana elections Notice is hereby given that in ac-
wlthln two tuimlh?!.... TUe Time8-ricfc._:CqrdaM’-e^^^^^.^^^^^ the. teims. and pro\ k-!
Clinton Building & Loan As.sociation
of Clinton, S. C., to be held on Tues
days, August 29th, 1933, at 4 P. M., at
the office of Jacobs & Company, Clin
ton, S. C. All .shareholders are request
ed to be present.
W. J. Bailey, President.
2c W. P. Jacobs, Kec’y-Treas.
v-P.oth OrfM*!! arpk.Miss I'erkins urged
tliat tijie 4*1 lioyif week would not tiriii;
about sufli^Kud re employineni In the
Indust ry.
fiefemling the [iropesi-d code, .Mr.
T.iimorit said :
‘It is estimated tliat on tiie liasis
of a (5(1 per cent rate of operations
and a 4(i Imur week, sulisfaritlally all
tlie I9,7.‘!S »*mploye(*s wim were not re
reiving vverk .Fuly 1, 1P3.3. would lie
given employiiient On less tliati a 40
liour week file industry [losilively
could riot operate tiie mills and meet
any demands on tli<*m in excess of
yiirie called njion President Roosevelt (ions of the Decree of the Couit of,
to take note of "political racketeering" ^Common I’lea.s for Laurens County,
In lyouisiana and not to ovf.^rlook it in .‘south Carolina, dated the Ifith day of
Ills "war on gangsters.” August, 1933, in the case rif The Fed-
eial Land Hank, Plaintiff, vs B.
P oI.I'rK'S and sugar are making the (’opeland, et al. Defendants, I will sell
Cuban situation very ditficult for 'to the highest bidder for cash, requir-
the administnitlon in Washington, jng a deposit ,of ’A't of the plaintiff’s
and for Amliassador Sumner Welle*, piortgage i'ndehtednes.s, .before the
Tliougli it was an- 'courthouse door in Laurens County,
nourieed that the po- South f’ar'olina, during the legal hours',
liticial sitiiiJtion on the of sale on the fir.st Monday in Sep-
vri.'-
■'riie code
a minimum
e^f aldish(*S
rale of 40 cents an hour for coriimou
“criiiq>aigd' by (hating OTiT further
euhIs from tlie iMildlc works fund. Its
head. Seireiary of Interior lekcs. an
iiounc«-d allotments totaling .$118.2S2,
(XKi for one .state and five federal proj
e<*ts. Added to Hllotiiieiits^ already
made, hrought the total thus fur ear
iiiurkial out of rhe three hllliun tliree
hundred million dollar fund to Jl.OoS,
ld<5.201.
1'he state i»ro.le«*t to he fliiauced h.v j
"ttre gnvrrnTnent vvajrHu’TiT'tTciary of the
labor In the Pittsburgh, Voiiiigstuvvn,
north Ohio. Canton. Massillon. Cleve-
lanil. Detroit 'Ddedo.. Cliicago and Col
orado districts. This rate is only ST
[>er cent less flian the higlu'St base
rate |»aid during the last 11 years,
where JLIyjtig_ costs vvci'e above the
present level."
Wt DO OUR RART
island wrrs clearing t(y,nber, 1933, the following described
ui>, and tliough I’resi
dent .Macliado Issued
an atiim*sfy proclatiiu-
thm. H»e troubles tiw-'rA
are continuing. 1'iie
Cuban [»eo|de are in
distr-ess. the school
teachers 'in Havana
Suntw vidiki -teV-'*'*
pi'operty:
that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, containihg one hundred
and sevtuRy limJ hmety-thrw hun-
dderdths (170.93) acres, tnoie or les.s,
situate, lying and Iteing on the Renno-
Shady Grove road, aixuit ten miles
northeast from the town of Clinton, in
100 PERCENT
WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Inc lli.-.v nre i?'*" f
not palJ, nod Ihn veler.-inn of the Stale of South (,ar,.hna havinc such
snape, metes, courses and distances as
INCREASING SALARIES—NOT REDI CING STORE
--- 'HDERS.'- - ■
I war
pui:.'<IDi:\T ROOSEVELT, c.mtlii
• iiing Ids vacation at Ids home In
Hyde I’ark.
ence there
largest allftTmeiit. .Sixt.v tlirt“e million
dollars. Secretary li kes announoed. i»
allotted for constriii'tIon af the Grand
Coulee d.im In the ('oluiiihlu river
Iiasin. a
'file ''fate id' Washingimi is to nil
diTfjike the dam (oiijert. It is iitider-
stiMiil. 'I'hinv per eenf id the .Sl’nt.OfX).
(HMI ii.tal rust, or ."CIS'.sHi.iMMi represimt!-
a direct outright gilt h> the federal
goveninient 'I'he remainder is to be
loatied to I he state, at low ltderesi
r.ales ovei H lotig iinie period
'I'he upper .Mississippi p font ehaiitiel
pro.leet. already approved hv Presldeto
Roosevelt, was alloiu><1 ,’(:n.,'i<Ml,il *1
'J'his Is a federal project to he iitider
taken Iitider the go\eiiimeiu's rlyers
and harbors progiatii
Another .<2'_’.Tik».(H>iI nf the pidd'n
works fund was earmaiked for the
Caspar .VI I •ova nsla in.it ion project In
>\yoming. for many years the p.'*
pehernc of Senator John R Kemlriek
of Wyoming.
'I'he f,*i|eral forest servlie was allot
t*sl $iri.‘2N2.7 t.'i: the const and geoilefir
survey $2 <5*)o.4lWW, ami the ge«»k»gie sur
vey $•2.^ssl.ll(Kl.
.N. V., called into confer-
.Vssistarif S(>cretary of
St a te Raymoad Mo ley
and discussed with
him a |dan to |iut all
I he force of I he fed.
eral government into
a camiiaigii to wipe
out *the two great
evils of kidnaping and
raekeleering. Proles
'sor* .Moley was Ihei)
leliev ed teiniiorarily
from his departniental
duties and placed al
the head of H special
survey Ip deterniiiie
w frere and how the federal iiovver can
lies! he iisisl as a weiipon against tin
erlndnal He is well titled for this
work for he is an expert criminologist,
was an adviser to the New Vork crime
eonimissioiier and is the author of iiii-
meroiis surveys of iTiim*. iiotahly III
< lino and .Missouri.
.Vs for raekeleering. both the I'res
blent and Moley see ill the new r»^
covery net the aiitliority, whiih ll,e
federal government has lierelofore
laeked. to intervene In criminal cases
involving Inisiiiess conduct, i’ntll now
Raymond
Moley
— of Imlepeiidciice undertook to , ,, , ,
hold a parade to call attention to their '■‘'f^''-ence to
Inahility to mlVct their pensions. The ® thereof nuide by J.
old soldiers were attacked by police Urawford, Surveyor, February 5,
and severely heuteii, right under the 191(», which is recorded in the office
eyes of Mr. Welles, and It wa* report- Court for I^aurens
ed tlie amliassador would demand that '^(’unt.v in Plat Hook No. 1, at jiage 7h,
Machado revanqi hi* caliinet and dis- embracing all the lands shown on
TTiiss Gen. AHierto TTerrera, Hie cause '^aid plat except a tract of 20 aci'es
of much of the recent disturlianee. lying in the southeastern corner there-
The (’uhiiii ambassador in Washing- ‘»L «« delineated on said plat,
ton is persistently dernamling a larger being bounded on the north by lands (v
lni|»ort (piota for ('nhan sugar. Tliis -I- - G. Hell, on the east by lands,
and tills alone would make the island ol’ 'I- 'V. C. Hell, on the .south by the
fairly prosperous and wpuld letid to 20 acre tract above referred to. lieing
the sulisidence of the jtolltlcal disor- projierty of said Henjamin F, Cofie-
der.s. land, and by lands of lyetch Bell, and
At [ireseiit Hie sugar conference ha* ‘'*i the we^^t hy Renno-.Shady Grove
tentatively set C'uha's sugar exports to Jiuhlic road, and being the same tract
the United State.* at 1.7u(l,(kH) sliort <>f land conveyed to the said Henjamin ,
tons of( raw and only IKi.iXM) tons o,^ F. Copeland hy Ann Adair, (’. K. HelL
refiiHMl. Ordinarily i’tdted Stjites Ini- and M. F. Horton, a.s executors of thej
(lortafioru of Giihan refined sugar is __ , ,
about luilf a million tons. — . .
For the present time our hours will
as we have had for the past four yearn
FROM 7 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
WE ARE FLYING THE BIAJE EAGLE WITH A
CLEAR CONSCIENCE
L. B. DILLARD
Next To Casino Theatre
■pr
n I PIH'.SEVJ'ATIVES of (h,* oil.
coal. sl<*el and many oilier Imlils
tries were hiisilv trying to agn># on
their coiIhs In W'lisliiiigton.** In each
there vv»*re faclittiis with «-onfllcling
Ideas, and it was mU »jasy fa reconcile
tiMMii. 'I'his was especlaTly frjie Of iljt-
oil men. .\m<ing them were maily ;iCl
vocates Ilf feih-nil regulalioll uf pe
Irolemii firii-es. hnt they wen* ^ij^d by
Aifnilnisiriitor Johnsun that he vvt.iild
liol re«oiHiiiend to Hie President any
jirice fixin-g until the l•(Tec^ of firoiliic
tion control has hoen determined.
K'irmation of the isi.il code w.is «-om
1 unless a <-riminal net Infringed upon
' some specific federal statule, such as
one of the postal laws or Hie internal
j revenue act or a law based on Inter
I $late coiiiiiH'rce. the fnleral govern
''ment had no, means of Juri.sdii'tion.
In the past Hie anti trust laws have
.prevented the smaller induslries and
business units frotii Fianding together.
T Filch a condition provided a fertii**
f field for the raekeleers.' for illegal
coiuhmations, and for violence.
'I'll** national rci'ovcry act. however.
^ provid«*s directly tor the ahrogatioii ef
Hie anti trust laws In ca.ses wliere ttn'*y
j Interfere with the w^^rklng of tin* re
covery program Industry and liiisi
4 tieSs are loieetl Into trade agieenienl.*
(liialed hy the riotous strifve 4n the 1 Tib- lederal governnienf sam tiotis and
Milling zone of southwestern Petinsyl
vanui. Thirty thoiisnnd iniiiers were
eul arid Governor Pim-hot ealjed out
tilule troops to ciintrol the JlTljation
aler a quarrel with a sheriff. 'I'he
National Coal asstteliiHoti.- cttiilroJled
Inipovcs tliose agreements and any act
in vnd.ilioti of such agreements or
tending to deslr.oy the efleet of the
feeoveiy aet is made a crime.
*^HE apiirehension of war hetvvcen
the United States and JaiKan. en-
ierfjilned liy not a few .\mericans. 1*
apparently fell In Japan also, di'.spln*
eflieial denials 'I'he army and mivy
heads of the isliind emjiire have just
submitted to tile firiaiw*e ministry es
timates for the P.)!i4 .'ir> defi'iise ex-
liendifiires larger lhan any in previ
ous history and 4r> per cent greater
Hinti tlie^appropfiaiiou for Hie current
year: Ttrese esHmafe* tncliided bSO.^
(kSMSK) yen ($.'*).400.(MK) at current ex-
cliange rales) for new naval construe-
flon and 7r).0(K).(K)0 yen ($2f.OOO.ooo)
for tiioderniztifion of capital ships.
'roe navy ministry asked for the
fiscal year hcglnning next April 1 the
Slim of t5'-;o.(KHMKN) yen (.'1:190.400.000).
w hieh Is ;50 per cent more tlian the es
timate's of 1921 ’22. the largt'st previ
ous estimate** fe»r the s<‘a forces.
'I'he conihiiie‘el Ja|iam‘se‘ fle*et he^gan
pre|iaratiotis fe>r ni}ine*uve*r^ several
1llITTdreer inttes ^onHie‘!FT of ToUte), in
vvhie'h Hie majeir iireihle'in will he *
halth* with a li.vpeifhetical enemy. This
will he pr<*e’e‘ele*el by a four eiay ile>fense
of tile 'I'oklo eiislrie't against a sham
ae'iiiil altaek freon the se'a.
Subscribe
The
by niHHiiiHTtil/iMl eipcrieteers. akke^d'.Xel
liiinisl raleir .l•>hn.so|| to leietk into tlie*
treiiibb* iri'tlio str.ke re*gion, and he
de*s •gnate*el Eelward V Mellraely, lalner
•a»lvis<*r >o .\, R. to Invi'siigate the
sitUHtion.
I
\ Ik* •'I H the <‘e)Hl unef st(*«‘l e*e{(|p elis-
4-ussietns llie*re w is ce«n^eiv t*rsy.ovor
.\galn>t khliiapMig. the* l*re*sie|ent i*
e-eMintliig, on a..SLUper liiilice for<*e meMl
eteel 111 a !*e*ne*r.il vva.v'“iVn EjigUinil’*
Se'edlaiiei Y'tPrit,“Ttio petstal regulathin*.
tlie ine-eiiiie tax law', and rht'-ri'e-eiiHy
eloietevl kielliaping slaliite*.
Re*ce*nt instance** of klelnaping are*
familiar te» all ne*w sp.ipe*r re*aele*rs
’I'he "snate-tiHi's’' have r»*e*e*lve*el l.irge
sums feer the* re'le'ie.-e eif tlie*ir viofini*
ill se*verai e'as«*s. 'Fhe re*latives ^^l
the eqieii simp versus uiiiooH..i I'be J‘• ''nnn'*ll, .Ir.. eg .Mh.iiiv S
*f<*<*l men f<s>k fhe e»pen shop e'laiise ' StO.OeMi for hik fre'eelom. ami
lint of their .preqaiseel H'l* riuiseim of ('liiirle* K Urse he*!, mil
Iiei^{i1re etil ope*rateir of «iklalioniu e'ity
lii *aiel tei have le***n $2*M).0iNl.
1 • —
j pHESTER S. I.ORD. who us man
I ailing eeliteir of tiu* New V'eM'k Siiii
^"fop nearly a epiarter eif a eentury wa.-
. Hi][mire*4l ami hiveei hy tvve> ge‘iie>ration-
of newspaper men, elieel at the age (»i
I'lgiil.v-tiirei^ years, in his home |n
oitrte tn t'acllitnte set-
tlenieat hut they de
clnred filiilnljr that
they wMi^d ntsiid for
the prefieMit vjretems
of employee*' council*
In the Indii.*try to
'itirry * on collective
biirgaihlng,
Mr. Johfuton said he
mit* approve
nny c»Mte that-d-ie*
not provide for id-
riieirjr ctuiiicII*. <*n the old issue of
bow colhutfve bargainings shoiitd he
A NDORR.X, Hie little old reiiuhlic in
the P.vreiiees. underwent a blood
less revolution and the young people
won the right of franchise, liltherto
confined to the henil^yif ftinillles. The
rexolters were supported by the*state
council, and Hie authority of .\n(lo/ra’s
two CO princes was defied. These co-
prlnces art» tlie hisliop of Urjijel in
Spain and the heiid of the French
state as re[»resented hy the prefect
of Perpignan. Their Joint suzerainty
has existed since 1278. Tliey were told
the Andorrans insisted on being a tree
people and that their Jobs henceforth
would be merely decorative.
President l,ehruri of France evident
ly did not relish Jhis flouting of his
authority 'I’he Frepch customs an-
tho*<tle8 lm|H>sed an embargo on all
Andorran exports to France, tliiis ruin-
Ing at one fell swoop the little n.a-
tlon’* most thriving industry, w’hich
Is smuggling.
Garileo Git.v N. Y The "I5i»s.s.’' n.
one of his reporters once vvioie. "vya
never Uiiovvn in nil the years of hi
managing editorslaip to utter un iin
k'lad vvonl to any man on the (lap:*
*rto' matter how hiiinhli* his statloo.”
(J-; 1•
F or the first lime since 1912 Eng- j
land’s tennis team has possession ;
of the historic Davis cup. .'I'he island- ^
ers won the trophy by defeatlJig the
h^
French players at Auteull in th^ chal
lenge round. Fnuice had held the cup j
for sik years. j
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