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The Clinton Chronicle^ Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, February 15,1934
On the
Funny
Side
Call a Plumber
atj Boy—Say. dad. how many
kinds of milk are theire?
Father—Well, there’s evapf)rate<J
milk, buttermilk, malted milk and—
but why d(i you wish to know?
*H)h. I’m drawing a picture of a
cow and I want to know how many
aptrots to put on her."—Farm Jour-
naL
Woraaa and Batcball
klra. tlreen (at Nill game, as
pitcher and catch^r hold a confei^
ence)—What are they talking al>out?
Husband—About what to throw to
the next batter.
Mrs. (Ireen-Hut they aren’t al
lowed to throw anything except tho
ball, are they?
Political Unrest
“no you believe that ixditics niakea
strange bed fellows?"
**Ves,’’ answered .Senat»>r Sorghum.
"But the. fact brings no repose.
Trouble Is always catjsed by the man
who wants to grub all the covers and
kick the fellow out.’*
AND SOME LAWYERS
’i( takes tw'o to make a quarreL”
"Yes, and very often It takes a Jury
*o settle It.’*
Somctimas Not En^^k
Irate <’aller—You spoiled my artl-
< le by a mls|»rlnt. -
Editor-I’m very sorry. Wliat did
we get wrong?
('all«;r—A proverb I employed. You
printed It "A word to the wife la
sufllclent."—Boston Transcript.
Beginning
Friend—Mow Is yotir son getting
along in bis njedical studies?
Proud .Motbej- Fine; he can al
ready <'ure very stnall children.—
Border O’ltles .star.
New Reducer
History Lecturer—('an anyone tell
me wbut makes the Tower of Pisa
lean? >.
Stout 1 July —I don’t know or Pd
take some myself.—Capper’s Weekly.
Needs Stilts
Family Friend Ih»es your
dog bowl at the moon?
Little Doris—Yes, he can’t
over It.
little
get
If
^ Budding Financier
I’rude—I’ll give you a i>enny
you’ll stop crying.
Small Nephew—Y’ es. hut I—I*wa
cried a nickel’s worth already.
change In the pockets.’
News Review of Current
Events the World Over
(T .
Devaluation of Dollar Brings Flood of Gold to America—
> NRA and Steel Industry^—Planning for
This Week
h Arthur Brisbane
More Foreign Loans.
Bv EDWARD W. PICKARD
AN EXPERT
During the holiday traffic rush, two
apeed cops, noticing a young woman
who was driving dangerously, shot
ahead of her and drew up theU car
broadside, go that the culprit had to
atop.
•’Excuse me. young lady.’ said onr
of the officers, sarcastically, "do you
know anything ab«»ut driving a car?"
"Of <^>urse.’* said the bright young
thing, "what’s your trouble?”
Prof. Warren
pkEVAT.rATTONof thedollar. andthe
^ purchaseofgoidat a fine ounce
caused a turmoil In the world’s money
ouirkeis and an immeillate result was a
great’flow of gold bul
lion from Kurojkc to
the United States.
The pound' sterling
and tile franc made
gains, but not* big
enough to suit Presi
dent Bu<tseveit and
hhi monetary advis
ers. Later both the
pound and franc de
clined again, and the
confusi*»n was nmd«
greater. The French
Were alarmed the drain'on their
gold and expre.ssed lnten.se resentment
.agujn.st the -\merican imlicy, charging
tiiai the administration was making de
liberate efforts to embarra.ss France.
For the time being the administra
tion was prevented from driving the
dollar down to Its pmjected {wirity
liolnts In rbrelgh exebangey by the ris
ing tide o^ American dollars flowing
back to this country. , But ni«»st of
Its financial exi»ert8 were confident
that the .MnuC cents value would be
made to prevail after a rejisoiiable
time to allow for the sha'k«‘down. As
for the $,'{5 an ounce -for gold. It la
the opinion of Prof. (;e«»rge F. War
ren. chief deviser of the experiment
that la under way. that the figure
must Ik* rai.sed If prices of cummmll-
tios are to Ik* put up inuterially. Frank
K.' Hannett, the Itoche.ster newspaper
pubii.-ilier. after a visit to the White
lioUM* and talking with txith the
Pr*;.si«b*nt and Professor Warren, said
in bi.s l:o4he.ster ’rinu*s-riilon that he
ha<] tK-»-n convinc**d l».v those conver
sations "that we shall (*ontfmie to
r.ii'c the price of gold ’ and that the
ligure probably woidd .sucre«*d
only in preventing |tri«'*tts from sllje
p.ng and c«nild hardly Ik* exiieeted to
rais** them Umeb.
By the President’s devaluation stroke
a tn*a.Hury defleit of SI.fXMMUMNX) was
transformeil overnlgiit Into a surplus
of y’.tT.TTlfi,!*.'!”, The cut in gold con
tent of the dollar pr«Mluced a dollar
proht of as of Feb
ruary I and a record cash balance of
$4.-l.‘U.7L’l,l.'Vi.l8. pending deduction of
Ute $l!.(MSt.titlO.(XM) stabilizatioB fund.
The profit on the gold was paid Into
the general fund of the treasury, and
the new dollar value of the treasury
gold supply was written Into the tHMika
at $7.UlS,’J«:i,‘»ip.70. The sun>lu8 did
led alter the official outlook for a
deficit of approximately that amount
at the clo.se «»f the current fi.scal year,
.lime .'til, iu view of the extraordinary
ex|>enditures of the President’s recov-
erv program.
^JltA and the steel industry Came
■ -into sbarj* eoiiflii't, and the NIt.X
Gen. Johnson
» ^j:;si'nt id.*!!! of~empToy«Np re|»-
tidn complies with the"Nll.\.
Enou «l» to Jingle
“Are you Interested In the new
season’s variations In men’s sulta?*^
"N’o, but I hope there’ll be 8c»me
a certain extent backed down. Ex
ecutives of all the leading st**el com
panies niet ami con-
^;«lered the clairn of
tlje national labor
iMwrd to authority
g Veil by the Presi
dent to 4'onduct el**c-
ti<*iis ft»r employee
jr»*|*r«-M*ntativ**s vvli**n
a •‘sub'^tantiHl ’ „ninn-
1**^ n*4jm*si that ac-
Ijoii. To this the
si«-«*| men tiM»k exc«‘|>-
taiii,. Tbi*y Issued a
stateiiU'Ut saying''the
industry Intends "to resist all attaeks"
upon company unions and tbsit It Indds
that the
r*-s*<ntat
The statein«*nt. however. de«-Iared the
ste«-I“lndu.stry "is co oiK'ratIng xvhule-
beartetlly with the Preslilent In his ef-
'f*‘rts lor national re<'overy and sub-
K4t11k*s fully^lo the principle of collec
tive bargaTtilifg prrtvldevl In section
7 ta) of the iiatinn.'il re«'overy act.**
Tlie NBA had given out a press
statement Implying that all coin|Kiny
unions are domlnatml by employers.
This drew sharp criticism., and th^
statement was retnicted. .Xdtninistra-
tor Johnson and NK.V I'oiin.sel Ihui-
ald Iticbberg npheld the right of tl>e
board as^ staled tilnive They ss.
s«Tt*sl. however, tliat the exiK-utive or
der which said timt representatives
«• *‘cfe«l liv a majority of workers "have
hrvuv (4w»reby d«‘slgnaf«*d to n'pres«*nt
all the employ IK'S." «ioe.s not aliridge
tiie rights of labor niirt4vrtfb*s to cun-
NR-X code. This re[*ort already has been
made to the President but It has not
l>een given to the public. The Borah
rfS«dution al.so asked for a study of
increases In gas^d
dine prices.
one representative voted
’no" when the house of repre
sentatives pa.sse^l on the bill to ap
propriate $!!.>».(•(for continuation
of eWA and direct relief activities.
The lone ni»ponent was Representative
Ueorge^B* Terrill of Texas. r>emocraL
The m«>ney is to l>e u.sed by the fed
eral , emergency relief administration
for keeping up the federal d<de to the
ld|e for another year and for continu
ing the Civil Works administration un
til the early part of May. About .VK)
millions Is to be used for the former
purjiose. It was said, and about 450
for the CWA.
Looks Like War
She Shot, hat Forgets
One Lady Hitch-Hiker
$1,000,000 Well Spent
General Hayashl. new Japanese war
minister, says that If war comes It
will be Russia’s fault Japan longs
only for peace. You remember hear
ing something like that In 1914.
At the same time. Stalin, who
doesn’t seem to know that It Is polite
to say ”I love every body." was telling
the (>)mniunlst party In Moscow: "We
warn evervbodv not to poke their
* * * aA
8nout» Into the Soviet potato patch.
(He should have said "his snout")
The Ru.ssian gathering roared ap
proval. expressing fullest confidence
and delight In anything Stalin might
wish to do.
■fj^ITH little debate the senate
» ^ pa.s-sed the hill introduced by Sen- country busy,
ator Hiram Johnson
Stalin added that Japan Is not the
pply country with an ambition to*
"wage war against the Soviet Union
and share Its territory." JA»roe Euro
pean nations have that Idea, accord
ing to Stalin. He Is supposed to mean
Germany,
General Hayashl says It Is silly to
talk about war bejtween the United
States and Japan, and be Is right.
Bc/isla. In her present state of rer-
olutlnnary enthusiasm, would keep any
Sen. Hiram
Johnson
of ralifornla
which Is designed to prevent the float
ing in America of pri
vate loans to coun
tries now defaulting
on past debts. Before
pas.sing It, the aenar
tors amended the
measure so that it
would not hamper the
Frealdeut's new
scheme to grant to
foreign nations loans
with whiclr to buy
American ''goodi. A
pn»vi.sf» v»as written In
de«“larlng that loans
to foreign detaultera couid still be
nia*le by government owneil c«*rtK»ra-
tlons.
.As it n«»vv stands, however, the bill
l»uts In the hands <»f> tin* adniiiilstra-
tion its iu<tst powerful wea{Min for
forcing (Miyiuent of defaulted war
debts. No defaulting n'atJon may float
any private bian in this country, and
any American aiding in the illegal
flotation of a private loan to a de
faulter would Im» liable to five years
in Jail and $1U.000 in flnea.
According to Chairman Jesse Jones
of the RFC, the President's plar calls
for the creation of a trad'og tank
which will partially underwrite ex
tension of credits to foreign purchas
ers of American goods. The hank
would be entirely owned by the govern
ment, 80 the arrangement would act
ually be a [tartial government guar
antee of payment to the American
producer. The bank would be a di
vision of the RFC. The scheme Is
devised mainly to promote trade with
Ru.ssia ami It Is hoped the Soviet re
public will take much of our surplus
farm and Industrial pr^ductA
“You leave my hnst,and alone !**-BJlF
peals to many JurynM»n. Miss Inez
I.Indsay. young, was In a car with
Mrs. Ella Mae Mumford’a husband.
Mrs. Mumford shot Inez. kIll(Kl her,
admitted It. but told the Jury she
really could . not remember anything
about It The Jury said she was In-
aane. and told her to go home.
Primitive Justice. Indicating that
the “sacred marriage tie" Is taken
more seriously In some places than In
others.
The President fixes d«dlar value at
fifty-nine and six hnmlredths cents.
That Is the official value Kf each dol
lar you earn and sfiend. Ju-st what
“value" means remains to be demon-
atrated. One New Y'ork banker
ures out that with gold up and the
dollar down, the "bank credit" of the
United States could be expanded to
about “three hundred thousand mil
lion dollars."
That seems a good deal of money.
If It be real money, or la there any
real money? The fact Is that we have
something more than seven thousand
million dollars la gold, after raising
the “value” of gold from about twen
ty to thirty-five dollars an ounce. How
that much gold can be spread out to
cover l.mOOO.000.000 would puizle a
gold beater
ILLIAM P. M’CRACKEN, who
W. P,
McCracken
W "
was as.sLstant secretary of com
merce for aer«»nautlcs In the Hoover
administration, ami three air line offl-
cial.s got Into a Jam
with the s**nate com-
mittt'e that Is Investi
gating air mail con
tracts, .Xll four of
them were clteil to ap-
|K‘ar t>efTM*e-llM» senate
to show cause why
they should not be
punished for c«*iitempL
.XlH'racken prnrtb-«*s
law In Washington.
The others are I.. H.
P.rlltln. vit-e pri»sident
of Northw est Air-
ways; Harris M. Ilamshue. president ^
of Western Atr^ Expre^ and Gilbert t
Clvvln, Hanshiie’s secretary. Me- '
<'ra4*ken has been under technical ar
rest but this was vacated.
Uhairman Black’s report to the sen
ate showed that Rrittiu admitted that '
he had removed from McCracken's of-
fli-e and destroy^ Aubpoenac(L..<pri‘£-. 1
s{Mmdence; and also that Uixvln. on <
order from Hanshue, had removed con- i
fidentlal pai»eire‘glnce recovered by the
committee.
Senator Black also told the senate
that (estlmony before the committee
showed po.sT offi«*e contracts had been
awarded "collnsively and fraudulent
ly" ami that former Postm.*»<ter Gen- j
er:il Brown and Mct'racken partici
pated in a “seeret meeting" held In a
"With a humble and thankful heart"
President Roosevelt tells the nation
listening on the radio that he accept!
the large sum raised to help poor ehll-
dreu suffering from Infantile paraly-
ala. Ten million Americans danced,
ate. listened patiently to speeches, and
the result Is $1,000,000 to be spent
fighting disease and diminishing suffer
ing, besbles giving the President great
pleasure. In connection with his flfty-
aecond birthday. '
That Is better than shooting off fire
works or having an expensive review
of a great army, or elaboratCncfleet. Wa
ahow common sense In some things.
Miss Evelyn Clark, twenty-two. hltoli-
hlker from I»s Angeb»A was taken
Into his car by Mr. XV. H. Bybee, new
ly escaped fr«>m the penitentiary. Miss
Clark thought there must be some
thing wrong about the 8awe<l-off auto
matic sh»>tgun, rifle, automatic pistol
and much ammunition that she no-
tlce«l In the car. XVhen Bybee stopped
for gas. Miss Clark dn»ve off with his
car. told the p^dlce. They got Bybee,
who says; "1*11 shtx>t the next hitch
hiker 1 see.'
Three courageous Russian acieutlstR
Pavll Fedoselnko. Andrey Vasenko and
Ilya Usyskin. whose names will be for
gotten as soon aa they are read, out-
alde of Russia, sacrificed their Uvea In
exploration of the air.
- They went up C7.MS feeL breaking
all records aa high aa though they had
piled sl*ty-sexen and-a half Eiffel tow
ers, one on top pf the other, and
rUn^bed up.
It was the highest ascent on record,
and also the longest fall, when the gas
bag crashed, broke away from the gon-
dol.n and returned to the douds
riMuii adjacent to Brow*p’s Offit'e
depart nH*nt oflu'c at which Ihe coun-
tr.v was divideil into certain mail
noites and contracts were di.stribute<I
operating coro-
du*-t ii«*goiiations w Jili emptnyv*rs. among “iiarttcular*’
It was Indicated un^ifilcially that • panics,
this rt*fer«‘n< e lyvas made to prevent |
XVlille It Is true that many billions
are being spent, some, perhaps, not
with the w:l|Klom of angeb*. at least all
the money Is staying In the I'nlted
States, spent In stores, fee<Ung fam
ilies. relieving distress and depression.
It isn’t being sent to, Europe.
either s'ele from * laiming an eb^-tion
unn*pn*senlatlve lKM*ause Its adherents
stayeil away from the fKdls. The NR.X
statement s;il«l tliat while sele«'tlt*n of
maj«*rity repres4*utatl\es d«K's m»t re
strict legal' rights of smaller groups
to dvaJ separately^with employet*s, "as
a practical prop»»?itIon." neitlier the
empl*»yer nor Ute labor board coirid
be exiK*cted to deal with “an ln‘b*fi-
nite nuiulier of emph*y**e reprt*senta-
tixes expressing every pii.s.sible variety
of opinion." . , .
The chairman declared that Brown
was a "b*‘avy st**ckholder" in the
py
N«'body knows anything about mon-
It Is all cue^^^'fh. -And that
CENATOR BDR.XI! of Idaho, carry-
Ing on his attack on abrogation of
the anti-trust laws,_by the .NR.X. won
lotion calling for a report from the
federal trade commission on price flx-
^ km by-thw-Ktooi nnder tbe
Court of the United Static* held
that all iiers*»n8 accsisgil of violating
the late national prohibition laws and
whose cases had not been finally ad
judicated by December ,*» last, wheil
tl^e ..Eigliteenth amendment w'as re
pealed should be set fr^ The opink*n
held tliat repeal ciuiceled the power of
prosecution.
off the gold and try to seetm"
proud of that What the facta are no
one knows.
tlce, there we^"~^,5t8’'1i>^
caseaT" with about 13.0U0 defendanta,
pending in federal courts.
Important gold strikes In the Kal-
^oficlle region of west .Xustralla have
brought thousands of foreigners. Aus
tralia’s motto Is "Australia for Aus*
traUans." Foreigners are not Uked or
nnd sev^l Vere killed, many
bomed In ribta.
Kln« Srwateatw
w:wj r—■—
‘ Immortal Figures in
the Field of Science
rennsyhania railroad and other com- applies to the learned. si> called flnan-
liianies Interested in aviation, and clers. XX'hen you've got enough gold
charged that the practice' of distrib- get along ami transact business,
uting contra* ts “In secret" was a viola- you’re on'a g«dd basis and very proud
tion of the law. of It. XX’hen your gold Is Inadequate, i
I .your need of money grows t^ fasL or ,
I N A unanimons opinion the Supreme Vour depression Is too deefi. yon get
- ' - -
Who are the world’s greatest sclen
tlsts? Nineteen ibielda, containing
nineteen names of outstanding sa
vants, ornamented the balcony of the
great hall of science at the Century
of Progress exposition at Chicago
last summer. Those selected and
their fields are:
Biolog.v, Aristotle; mathematics,
.Archimedes; mathematics. Euclid;
astronomy, HIpparchu.s; anatomy
I^eonardo; physics, Galileo; atron
omy. Huygens; pfiysiology, Harvey;
mathematics, Newton; chemistry.
I,avoisier; chemistry. Dalton; biol
ogy, Darwin; medicine. Pasteur;
physics. Faraday; physics, Helm
holtz; physics. Maxwell; chemistry.
Mendelejeff; physics, Rowland;
physics. Hertz.
In commenting on their selection.
Prof. Henry Crew, head of North
western university’s department of
physics, said:
"We do not list these names as
the nineteen greatest scientists In
history. But they are great names
In science—names whose selection
we can defend."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preaeriptkm makes
weak women strona. No aieohol. Sold
by druggists in tablets or liquid.—^Adv.
With Good Reaaoa
Vox popull is the voice of the peo>-
ple, and It aaya, “Ouch!"
FIGURES DO NOT LIE
Reid had learned to count In th«
age-old fashion .of counting his fin
gers. One day he was counting then
again and again and finally shook his
head In bewilderment, bolding op his
hands for his mother to solve the dif
ficulty.
"Well, look, as far as I can see my
hand$ look Just the same but this
one has only five fingers," he said,
holding up the first hand ha
had counted, and then thrusting up
the second one, "but this one has
ten !’•
MercolizedWwc
J(^^ps yhung
AiMorb
nfarcolk
blemisbes and dhcolovatioaa
Iwcoliaed Wax daily aa directed.
^articles of aged skin are freed and
oefecUsnch as olackhead^ tan. freckles t
Israe pores disspocair. Skin is then bcantt-
folly dear, vetvere and so soft—Ism looka
yean younoer. Macoiued Wax ktin* oal
jrour hidden beanf y. At aU I
r^Powdered Saxofiti
I Reduoee wrioklee. and other acMM
I ply dieMlveoneoonoe SexoliteiaL.
I witob hast! and um daily as faon
Here*s Quickest, Simplest
Way to Stop a Cold
1.
Take 2 Bayer
pirin TaUeta.
Drink full glas of water
Repeat treatment in
boure.
Almost Instant Relief
throet is Mve. cnisb
and dissolve J Bayer
Aspirin Tablets in a haS
glass of water and gargte ao*
cording to directions in box.
in this Way
The simple method pictured above
b the way doctors throughout the
world now treat eolda.
It b recognized aa the QUICK
EST, safest, lurest way to treat a
cold. For it will check an
ordinary cold almost aa
fast as yon caught it.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, see that yon get
the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets.
They dissolve almost instantly.
And thus work almost instantly
when you take them. And for •
gargle. Genuine BAYER Aspirin
Tablets dissolve so completely
they leave no irritating par
ticles. Get a box of 12
tablets or a bottle of
24 *or 100 at any
drug store.
OOFS NOT HAMM
TH£ NEAtr
sec-
Mother Knows
Little Boy—Mamma, what’s a
end story man?
Mother—Your father is one, dear.
If his first story won’t do he always
has a s(M;oDd.—Kansas City Star.
Erio a Favored City''
Pennsylvania has a I.ake Erie
shoreline of approximately only 43
miles, yet the city of Erie Is regarded
as the largest fresh water fishing
I>ort In the world.
C-^
Make this lip test
t OOK at them . . . and your checks, too, teitkout ■
i make-up. Do they possess the natural glow of
health, which comes from a sufficiency of rich, red
blood? If they do, makg-up is simple ... if they don’t
read on ... you may ffh/i one of t^ reasons why your
skin U not clear and rosy.
You cannot have red lips, rosy checks, energy aid.
~4^aerf<llnesaJf your hlaod U in a win-d«vrf> eowriiUnit,
Lack of hemo-glo-bin, the red coloring of the blood,
may also indicate a weakened condition of the body
.loss of strength .. . poor appetite.
S S.B. is not Just a so-called tonic but a tonic spe
cially designed to stimulate gastric secretions, and wlye
having the mineral elements so very, very necessary in*
• restoring a low hemo-glo-bin content If your condi
tion suggests a blood tonic of this kind, try S.S.S.
Unless your case is exceptional, yon should soon n<H
Gee a pick-up in your appetite... your color and skin
should improve with increased strength.
S.S.S. is sold by all drug stores in two siars ... tlw
larger is more economicaL ^ 3 3 j ^
Could Not Go
Aiqnivhere
Healed by Cuticura
“My-^a(^>-xvaa full of hard, red
pimples. 3Iy skin was very sore and
red and 1 could not go anywhere
without everybody looking at me.
The pimples were very Itchy and I
scrati^ed them until they bled. I
lost my night's sleep so many times
1 was disguste(L
*T tried different things, but with
out success.. I' happened to^ see an
advertlsemeht for Cnticura Soap and
Ointment and sent for a free sample.
I bought more and after I had used
three cakes of Cutlcnra Soap and
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
my face was completely healed."
(Signed) Bliss Anna Kroochlc^ 430
Eknmett St, Scranton,J^
Soap 2Sc. Ointment ^Kfrod 50c.
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere. One
‘'8irtsSt5ir'««r -fW«~Addft«rr
enra Laboratories^ Dept R, Malden,
Biasa."—Adr.
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PARKER*S
HAIR pALSAM
BaaMaas Daodritf ^SaoaaBaa faa^
Imparts Cniar aad
Baapaty to Om aad Fadad Hw
' tl.W at Droaaiwa.
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