Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V ■ -1... ^ • PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONiei-E. CLINTON, S. C. X.SVS Revlev/ of Current * Events the World Over L i‘Nn.R SA?r?l wnp on rr’TH’»^n*iP es|»»*«-;.illv kiilniip. r.s ;in I r rke- rqzr * THLUSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1938 CnBa Qiiirtin«i Down With Dc Cespedes as iPresidenlr— Basic Industries Slow Witli Codes—Johnson Belies on the Women. Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD President De Cespedcs C rr.A, recf*»»rtn* frtHu Us efniMi. ««r i>»i:an l« wMlt* buck Into normal tivinv umlor ns m*w pro • elisiuiutJ l*rt*si*l**nl. t^rlos NLiinml rtf ^ K 1 I 1 i n f and k^nin;: iti.il l"*e vallod t'*r s »* V »* r a I da>s M«>'<<uip'iii> irm llie •Ml'-! iij; ot ihf AI a f'R'i «ro roL'iniP. wajaiHl in '<o* Mi.'iin thoiirt) tlip piir'itiii it mV «pmri‘oi vljiiiizlitfr o) Ifc^rrislJi" was ••onijti o*tl Tl.tr •"111! sulT<*r jinc i'uImiis wore «1h- IrtTpjiitMl, to wi|*o out «ll those niunloroiiS members of Mm- rhadu s secret ptilice, Or IK? iVspiHlea apfioioteil bis rnhinet oiioisit rs. most of them ImUkti^iti; to the ABC or liie Nationiilist pant, and limy were svvorn In. Thd t*rfsirtent hlms**lf took the post of aeiTelarj of state. <*ustlll*» |*»>koriiy was made minister of war iinrt t'oL Krtisfiro I n*.lra«hV.nfafhFr of The tnH Itarj roup that forrert Machndo to flee, was apiMMntisI military comman dor of Miiv;:ria. Muoii:nl«> who fl»*rt to Nassau In the raliaiiijis h> ain.*:u»e, acN'ornpaiiiort by several of nis rlo'^'st friends, wiis re ported ti* have !ak»*n with him several millittn rttdlars th"ii;rh he left heliiiid even his chdhtoc His wife and otlMM* nienihers of the f.amil.v escm.M“rt tlie eenceante •»f the molts h.v taking a irunlMiat y aeh! to KevAVest. f’la.. whem e they ex|M>eted t»» £•» to New York mirt later to I‘KriK The ex dicrtatitr said lie pndiahly would remain In Nassau and would not Inter ere with developments In c'tiha; - - No one wuuid evt-n lulunale that the fomented hut the teeis. imi'le pr«i;:res8 In s Lf* liolahly in the csipture in T< ' ■= o ' Harvey I’.alTey es»<aiHal .-.ri iSS leader I of detiperMd«»es w ho Is vv.Jt lcl j SS for numerous ••rln»*s In llie .Mtil ll-* [ ss West, ineliidinic tlie machine sact-e last June at the Kansas t'lt.T Union station. Bailey als»» Is chartred with the retell! kidnapini: of tV P. Urschel. Oklahoma oil tipemlor. and • ten others iiiiplicated In that critn# ' have been nahhed. The fetferal crusader*, however, | stuped an awful flop near Chlcas^*- ; tlovernmeni acenta, policemen and ! deputy sheriffs to the number of iV). I equipped with airplanes, squad cars, j muchine jriins and bombs, c«»rnered two kidna|it‘rs for whom they had laid ) • trap, chased them by land and air nil tiver the western part of Cotik coiint.v and then had to admit their | qHurry had escuiail. The kldnajiera tiad ficeii h.-iited with a promise of col lect Ai;: a siN'tuid STiO.iHR) from Jake , factor They are sup|*ost*d to la* J ' I Shortly • thereafter Hie labor advis ory hoard formally protested his ex elusion. Johnson described It as “.Miss I’er kins' riarfy” and 'ileclined further dis cu.ssioti The lalair seen-tary. who continued in conference with tlie steel lenders without (treen. made no state metiL Better jirojiresa was made with the* oil and automobile codes. I'tie fur steel leatlers totik one look nt him njnd Wh'kcil out, (Iret*n tieclared this act w-as “a dial lenire to the govt*rnnienl." and cwtitin lied • ■■’riH* qiiestbm is whether steel is to dii-tate tti the government or whether '' I •lie goveninietil Is g*iing to set up mn- ‘ chinery iiriiler tlie Industrial recfivery j .Id and rcpilre Intlusfry to work ,„phihers of ■ the Rttger Touhy. gang, that machinery. ^ indiidiiig the leader. I- are government prisoners under in dictment for the kidnaping of William I I la mm. .Ir.. wealthy St. Baul brewer i t’bicago's law anthorities are doing la-fter ’I'be ctairts are manned by 1 Judges who have given up their va cations. and every day sees a number .of desperate criminals ^ convicted and ! senteiired to pristm tertps. The usual long delays gruoTetl to defendants In . such cast's are being refused by the mer. it was believed. woTHd provdffr for a measure of government super i defemling known V Sion of prices A group of Texas ^ gangsters are rather oil producers who dialleiigeil the eon- ! ^i,n„f„umbHl. atitulionalUy of ibe recovery act met 1 on the Man Who % defeat In the IMstrirt t»f tvdumbia Su- prtuue court Justice Jostqih <'ox de nled the application for an inJiinclioD against set-iioiia of the law permitting federal regulation of oil production. R L\S Fi rpOI.I.OWINt; a cuijferem c of ITesi * dent Kotisevelt and Ids executive ! council, it was aniioiinceti that the admiiiistration aiiprovcd . llit* t'liicagu Board of 'I'radt* s decisitin to withdraw the |»eg froi^wht^t fufiiros. Secretary r Wallace said* “We are going i«i do ev**rything ef- f»*ctive that we can to k«H*p the price ' of wheal up. hut we are not going to L’SSIA.V.S. Jews and iiiteruatitinal ss 'ree Masons, are concocting a ss world plot against Germany, acetird- — ing to l)t‘r Deutsche of Berlin, otticial ss tir^an of the Nazi “lu- sgg bor front” Tbe iiaper cites, as pro<»f tliat zz; secret negotiations are being carried on. zz the simultaneous pres ^z euce at tlie French ZZ , o SZ Bernard Baruch of z: New York, Andre Tar- ^z dleu of France. Leon zz Trotzkj. Maxim Lit- ZZ yJatWEii _ Ruialan for- zz INE times out of ten you will find that the msui who advertises is the man who most < willingly returns your money if you are not- satisfied. cv I Itoo.'^cv fit adtuimsiratiofi the anti .Mucluitttt revtdfition State detiHiinM'nt in Washington cer tainly knew in advaiKve Just uhout what was gtdng to battiieD in Cuba. It knew Machadtv wtmld t»e ttusttnl. and that he w*»uld be succeeded by l>e Ccs l>et|es Amltassaitlor Welles was In clo.se touch With the revolutionaries iind was aiiprised of their plans. .\s sistnnt Secrrfnry of State t'affery was kefit iiifitrmed aiel apf^tvt'ti eaeli step taken, and l*res tien* |{«*<«sev’elt appur ently let him aiel Mr Well«-s work out the problem theni>e've* Tlie t'uhjilis w*lt*cted I»e t'esiMtIes ft»r the I’resi dency but he rece vetl^the O K ttf otll ciul Wnsliitigton hefttre being uomeil The inlanders were not ro»*rced In any wav by the Cnited States, however and tbe three Anie-riran warsldps thiii were sent to Havana and Mun/.aiiillo were sent only to protect .Vim-riniu : lives and prtqveny . Wluit i*urt In tbe revolution was ^ ' plnytMl by the Natit>ixal City I«nik oH^ New Yivrk and Kle-t-iric I’.ond and ! Sbart-s. which have heavy Interests in I <’ul»a. has nt*t been revealeil. Boiu .t-oiM-erns had formerly Ims-u t-ousideved , suplHtrters t»f M:«c1iado. hut st>eiiiiiigl> llwy did md li^t a haiid to .s,-ive him from tlesirncfkt*n Prottably they will ctMiie tiui at the h g t-od of tbe liorn \ when the tslaml is rvdiabililatt'sl. Thks retttvery. t'ultan hiisint*ss men feel, is ceiiHiii If the liTlt-w t»f sugar can t»e raisetl a cent t»r a cent and a half » IMiuiiti whit b can Ite <h«ne If the United | States tariff of two cents a imund is . redutHNl or ahtdishe'l They tielieve. too. that t'utta wivtild then tiectime a gt>t»d ciisttMiier f.»r .Vnierean gtioiis CuhaV natb'nai debt, hngely increa,s»*d under MttcluoUt also will have to he refui'.dt-tl. f«.r e int,-rest and Hhiorii ratittn |>«vmer-^ rmw aiuotim to a tnt»nl!i , -J?-—w as .so* sal i.'fied , wUI)i the state ttf ju Uuha that f *'• d j he Vent ft»r a >le»rt nioto^r trip in the Virginia nMuintains Before teavin-.: ' peg wua put ID to give lime to iroiL. out »' tet'hnieal situation arising from one extremely large specululivic ac I'oiint. We can't keep up the price of ~larfMU^ Bvruch ■ S* He has too much at stake to risk losing your whj'iit hy pegging -=v"^not engaifliig in a ^ futures.-“We are stabilization <iper ation. We will try to do s-s effeetivel.v as {Missilde the fundamental things which will ket'p the price of wheal up.” It was Miiiiouneetl. also, that the gov eign commissar, and the Russian ambassa dor to tbt^ republic of Turkey. Former l‘remler Edouard llerrlot's trip to Moscow is also part of the pl«>t tigainst iJeriiiany. according-' to Der Deutsche, which warns Germans- against wtiut it terms the duplicity of the Soviet Russians' and “Jews who want to profit hy the cha<»8 and hatred' trade or your confidence. You can depend on - 1 , > him. ernment was waiving the bulk of Its I tbev »m*w ainoog nationa' debt elaiitis against cotton fanners wJ»o_Jja>e complietl with the acreage reduction program so iliat about $U>0.- iKiM.iMNi would start moving in small 4‘iiecks to farmers within a few dtiys. The same formula found for cotton will be usetl for wlieat. I7IKST of the tipeii disputes wllliin * the {H-rsonnel t»f the recovery ad ministration resulted in Ilje resigns tlou of Prof. W F* tiglmrn as a iiitun her of the consutners' advistiTy bonril. < »^g burg, who Is an econ omi.'<i from the Uid versily of t’lilcago. 1'he Swiss, on the other hand, claim to liave dlsctivered a Nazi plot, one of tfielr pafvers ch.nrging that liitler’s fol lowers have lannclied a propagamla cntiqiaign for the annexation of Ger man Svvii/.erlaml to Germany. .\n .American sailor named Thorslcn .lohiistin w:is seiiicnctuj to six months in Jail at Stettin on charges of calling fliancellor “a 1'ztrhoslovakiaD Jew.” and tbe .Aim*ricaii authorities were preparing tt» move for his release. I « He is not in business for today or tomorrow only — but for next year and ten years^ from next year. He knows the value of good-will. ships .'lailt-d stiulh frpui Tokyo, iin 4ler pt'rstmaJ ctunmaiid of Eiuiieror ilirobiio. and >M‘gan the maiieuv«>r.H Mrs. H. R. Johnkon w a -t .Mr> Mary ilarriman, Ruinst>y cliairman of the teiard. a|)polnted Mrs Hugh It. John son. wife of the ad iiilnistralor. elniirniHn of »he conipl.'dnt com* miilt'e. and declared the coiiunitli'e was uiialile to fultill Its fuiiciions:r Oghurn l*dd .loiin.son the consiiming |iiihlic was not Ivejng protected, and later lie sabI that the expressed ixdtcy of the NK.A of kee|iiiig piirelitioing powt*r moving along-side of rising prices ‘•will he h|iM-kt‘d I i»rf**licf. for wahl of ade qilfite indexes “The compl.-!iiits (against violations of codt's l*v etnployersl. I recommend, should he handleii hy a ‘line’ orgaiiiza tiori and not hy an advisory heard " vexed because ! that take the form of I- an encounter with a hy pothetitUil foe allaeking Jn|tan froiu the equatorial Pucitic. it was assumetl that the enemy fletd had stdzed the C'arollne and Marshall Islands, between the Pliilippiiies and Hawaii, which the la'ague of Na tions turned over to Japan under man date after the (Germans lost them In the World war. You get better merchandise at a fairer price than he could ever hope to sell it if he did not . ■ / , have the larger volume of business that comes from legitimate advertising and. goods that f -J ► bear out the promise of the printed word. \Vushiugtt»w htr •?•! President Dc tVs ! jtedt's exchargef] f’-iemlly messages Secretary t*^ S|4le Hull explaintu] toj the prt*>s tlt.»l t s:’v5 li.id really not had a change. -.•vt-t-nuicnt. He sild it was a m.-r** ehang** ,,f |«^rso{iiiei with * iMif any a:t»-r.i';—. in the structnre ot IMrtM-ess»*> ,»* g>»ve'nn)Hri1 ('onstspient Sy. he said »he l'uiii-t| Slates did not find It nece-vxjTv to extend risvignitintt to Pre>blefti Ite v't-siietles since he come in oii-ler the e<oi4«.titHtbuiul meth od of SlUX-e'^etH in ’ S TEEL. ttiL f'tal aiid aulontoldle in tluslries. |•••ketl u|ton as Itasic were atUt unafkle to fttriuulaie i-otles satisfat-t«*ry to the'r varittua factious anti ttt the itaibtnal re .covery atlMitnbAr:u|t«n Tills Sb'WfVl' lip the NR.A atri«> ao oaoch. that Ihrestdenl i:«tt>e eeit ralV'l «•« Hugh Johnaitw to ce< qakli artioD. aind tlhe (.ttmiw lairattir IaM the lead era in the iwdc-diit-s that they ■uiaS at ore agree tm rv>-le> prov-idinx wiiaiiaam arasea and ■M^.loiuta hoars. TUiee was an luipleasaiit in rkleni !• the it»ia aisd -sfPti'ITi^-iissiuiiri ■mission in that ran-ed'v fiaither delay Wiliiaiu iwvaMMt mf if»e .Apierit-Hn Ketl cralhwi lathur. mt-nt Into a ctufer cocr JM m of the NRa p.iioi ■iRrhwwy haprd.ahwjpiijlhf itivl | I • Mr .lohu'ion's only comriVenr«rn Prir fessiir Ogbnrii’s res gnation was, ‘ It’.s all right with me.” Flying In an army plane to S'. I.oids. Mr Johnson made .a stirring ap peal for sn^p^Mirt of the President's re- cnqdoyment iir»»gram. asserting its suc cess depeiuled U|Min rt>-op«>raiiop of the peofite in each Ttvvvn. and. in the last Mti.-ily.sjs u|»on the women. “Woman ‘n defense of the support of ht*r home." he said, “is mImmjI as .sjife for triflers .IS a llone-<s at the dotir of a dctifiil of cubs IVben every .Americau house wile uiidersi.ands rhat the Blue Eagle on everything that she |termii,s to (-ome info her home Is a symbol of its restora lion to serurlly, may Gotl have merev on the man or group of men who at tempts to trifle with that bird." T hough the old prohUdtion < bit- rtutu has ht‘eii almlisUed, and rt'- Iieul Is expected U'fonp the close of the year. “Ibiuor- control Is neither dead nor forgotten." In the words of I.. .McHenry Ht»we. The secretary t«» the I'resitleiif said the bureau had merely been abstirlitui by tbe division of in- vestigalbm tif tbe l>e|»arlment of Jus tice, adding that “If any racketeers or ^uaU*g^rs__arjfe iioldiiig- ccjebr.itious tiver the stipposevT demise «f The tw- reau Ibey are due for an awful .slnx-U.” “When tbe Eiglilet'utii amendment Is re(>ealed-.“ Howe adtbjil. “the hiM»t logger will find himself If anylldiig in «-Iost‘r quarters than now Uncle S:im Is counting «»n stweral bumireds of millions of dollars fr«*ui revenue taxes, which will ligbjen the faxpayent’ huf dens—and If ,vou are laboring j^der any Illusion that he dtvesn’t Inten^hfo rtdleyq every rtul cent of it you are making the mistake of your life." Don’t miss the advertisements in this papeir each week. They call your attention to values that tomorrow youwdh be scurry youhoverkxdced. DONT MISS THE ADVERTISEMENTS. D'; l-n’ER.MI.VED ttv prevent graft in e P VllTS i»f ftiur prtiviiices in i'hina are rvqMtrttuI ttt lie rt<v»deil by tlie wafers t»f the Yellow river atid nian.v th«»u>amls tif the wretched inliahilants have Itecn drtiwiied. The fl-'od was Saitl f«» Ite the wtirst Itinoe .s,»v eral im|Minani tHwns were In danger of utter de-Unicibin. MKU A. who wii'i Wiliam Green 1 latbNi ‘tSttriiary IVrkins But the. J.#. M 'RI INEZ ratevt pr»*sbleut t»f Ecuad >r only la>i I*ec»*iiil»er may li’ave to give up his high ottict*. fttf he dtit'sn’l #e- i»» to he satisfactory l«t the ctointry. 'rtn* ii*n gross v«iie>| 4t! to *J2. fit set d a com ? him R'k hfni “in f',.‘ name of dcmtM-rai-y' to let the iiup'-’ir will rub*. |jitt*si d!s|»atcin*s fritiB (Jultt* salt! sititllers were -'oan!' ig” the pn-sbletitUtl paln«N>; hnt it is h 1 d to My wlilch\w-ay laitlo-A,iten^aa s<ibtb>rs will lump. he e\pentlimrt*s of the g«»vern ment’s hu-ge public wttrks fiiml, Stu-reiarv I* kes. the adniinistra- fttr anii'Mincetl iipiMiintmerit of ten re , gional InsiMfiors as the hiTcleus t»f an orgHidxatittn to stu* to It that tbe g<*T eriiiiieni gets its numey’s w«»rth. They vvlll receive their orders from and re|>t*rt directly to Louis R. Glavl.s. I chief of the divrsbm of investigations of the Interior deivirtment. • j .All engineers, familiar with ct»n ( striicilon w«»rk. the lnsj*ectf»rs will he charged with seeing that contract I si>eclflcalfons are fully met. and with ' Investigating eyblencos of conspiracy ' In bidding and complaints. The ^— G EN. ITALt) BAI.BO uml Iris feiitnv Mviatttrs bn'light their great sea " planes back to Italy and were given a welctuiie by ITchilcr Alii.^soliiii au-1 ; Ibe (MHiple that was much like iltc "I the ancient «‘a*sars B.;! lai^'iis nutde air luarshal and t-a« h h f “The Paper Everybody Reads’* of bis men was prtuiioteiL Hnd raletl. It;* VVi:t«rU L'a. a ]ec«' : — «» E t i