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r • ■ / r’ The Clinton Chronide, Ointon, S. C^ Thursday. May tO, 1934 iMhi anyone who ^u^bt them and wa$ sick ftlh There is less likelihood as time ^oes^as - many business laterests contend,} • th,! la! jCOI 1T14 P AT I Q XPI mriTNI .\/TCTrhNI bargain could claim his money on of the passage of the Wagner bill but’in practice it is not proving 1 IT Tv/ iVllLiN V/a V loTv/lN back from the original issuers. to limit hours-of :abor> to 30 a week, t *1. * j i - ; - — if L .rv * # 1 .1 • benefit that it was ejrpected to be. ' ' ’ i\j. fPivikm 'TKa \loniir<i4*#ii*‘Ai‘c3 nA4»m><l ^ 1 ~Sinc*» then* is onlv one wav where- The proposa.s for unemployment in- .^XFrom The Manufacturers Record Since there is only on^j^y where- proposa. by pnt-ate capital can invest in busi- surance. under federal control will go ness,.and industry, and that is l^y the next/session—that is to t: «>ngress. unemploy Tam To Eranoaic Stabil'ty _ I - ness,.an<i industry, and tnat is oy ine "r*"* •>'' urr*. / i:. iv ?.Iuch though: is Vine eH'en the Progress has been the watchword ■ velopment of new industries based on purchase of bonds and shares of a’^*y* ^tie nex: Kmgress, for this is effort to work out a ^tisfactory plan aiTd the inheritance of the American chemistry is foreseen. j business corporation, and nearly every final session of the 73^ congress. ^ to •'encourage home building, but with- people. We have been a nation ofj Florida now produces 80 per cent, *®<lustry is constantly in need of fresh jP®*" since'the latest | out any success so far. There is also •doers, proud of our daring and a- ©f the nation’s phosphate rock and!®*Pl^U P^l^^l^cly'so at the present amendment to the Constitution w-as cooking up some program for aiding chievements. To follow a negative 50 per cent of the Fuller’s earth.^ make it safe for adopted, the congress elected iwxt i»o- the so-called "capital goods” industry, ■course is abhorrent to our instinct and Jt bas gome of the finest china clay industries to float new bond and vember will take office early in Janu- meaning the makers of machines and our desires. Therefore, the policy of jj, America and other important com- issues, and so put capi-i**T ami begirt its work—without any equipment which are not consumed recent months to -curtail output and j^on minerals clay limestone and'^*^ work as well as‘^^vemment "’ame ducks* or members who have hut are used to make consumable 1 imit important minerals, clay, limestone «..« - -- — - r-- .r- , • vy . h expansion, however im^ierative sand. It has established plants funds. * ’ been defeateii for reeiection bat still goods. the emergency, has been accepted in|nianufacturing kraft paper, tung oil,! The understanding here is that theo\er, among them. The. feeling is growing,^even inside the hope that it was a temporary pol-'juj^r, Portland cement, brick, build- President would be satisfied to have! --Vnother of legisla ion. the a<iministration. that the;rftime has icy a halting to take a fresh start jjig board, sulphuric acid, fertilizer, congress pass those iI«w%iajor pieces * however, which probably will be ;aw come to let up on social reforms and in the onward march. Be that as it figb gypsum, and the chemist is of legislation and then go home. But by the time this is printed, is the new concentrate more on economic stabili-^ may, it is not time now for men of playing a part in the development the indications are that congress is. t*^5bill. which takes a good ty and re-employment. One strong vision and determination to put into«of citrus juice and canning^ plants. going to- take matters into his own deal of the burden off the shoulders stimulant to that line of thinking is action their convictions that the way ^ Florida has a. great lumber and na- hands and pass another inflat ion i be poorer class of taxpayers and the doubts raised by I>r. Wirt’s wam- to resume is to resume. , ’val stores industry, wood distillation' measure. This will be the Dies sifver'Pdes more it on the rich, especially ing as to whether or not all the social No better way to bring about gen- and pine oil plants, and through, the bill, as modified by amemlments draft-. upon inherited estates. reforms hi^-e a practical, workable eral activity and employment can be;chemist it can turn some of its tur- ed by Senator Thontas. of Oklahoma,* As to ot'ner administration plans basis, or may have the effect, inten- found than to initiate the develop- pentine into synthetic camphor. It and on which the “farm bloc” and the which do not require additional legis- tionally or not, of slowing down eco- K. Maad Saitli. O. a Fd^^Swth. a a Dra Smith & Smith * OPTOMETRISTS SPECIALISTS Eyes Exammed. GlaaMS Preaerilwd Labor^wy far Prompt Repair Service. IS West Maim Street . Phoae Itl - CLINTON, S. C / ment of. manufaetmring enterprises has the necessary raw materials, in-***silver bloc” are Tn agreement and are lation. chief interest centers upon the uofu’-c that litilize domestic raw materials eluding treated rosin, tung oil and tur-'certain they can get enough votes to efforts to reorganize the NRA toi W^hington is r Ington is more crowded than and require the products of capital * pentine for the* establishment of paint pass the bill. This would raise the make its provisions under the co<les Vver before. The pas: year has been a goo<ls industries. There are many in- and varnish manufacturers, sand for j price of silver. | put $->(>.000,000 a enforceable. Theye is a good deal of womlerful harvestvtime for Washing- dustries which can be established to-*the making of glass, and essential j montlT of new silver certificates into confusion inside the NR.\ offices, and ton hotel keerer«. and the climax came. K r manufacture in tjijg country_.products^Qil& largely imported from Toreign;-circulatioii,-and putw-ptemium7on sH-j a growing vorume of prot^ts~from with the annuai cherry-blossom festi- .which are partly or wholly imported countries. ' ver used by foreign buyers for .\meri- industry and business against .sonfe of val. when there wa« not a single room from foreign countries. The produc-j., In the neighboring state of Geor-jcan agricultural products. tion of pine pulpwood arid the manu- gia is the world’s largest Kaolin de-j facture of newsprint and-wluje paper posit, pine forests for paper and cel-i -from Southern pine is an outstanding lulose, the finest marble and minerals, example, of what can bg^lOne. The ^ In fact, the South has practically production and processing of. tung jail of the impor^nt minerals in great oir, the production of manganese, syn- abundance.7 In it’s coaU iron, copper,- thetic camphor from turpentine and lead, and zinc, bauxite, petroleum, practically every, imported commodity and gas, salt, lime. Fuller’s earth, not of strictly tropical origin or based feldspar, clays it has unlimited on a few rare minerals can be made an chemical development possibilitie.s. .American indu.-itry giving employ- A sub.stantial proi>ortion of more nient to .American::. jtTian 40 minerals and their immediate We have the resources; we have the products are now supplietl by the ability .which can be made available South and proven deposits of lesser for the creation of wealth producing known minerals await development, enterprises within the United States. The chtMiiisl has hardly touched the Some have predicted that the South |H»>sibilities of the t^ou.h > co.i!, in the expansiim of its chemical in- ®il and gas, cotton, forest and o...».r dustry .will become the dominant resources. eheiiiieal jiroducing region of the In the South alor.e wit.i u.s \n. , .United Statics. After ,jhe Tivil War raw ■•materials, -available p. w r .n-I the Wen was oiiened to agricultural adei^le transp-u tation_;i. e '. n-. develofimt'nt which brought wealth lialities for making .Vme.ir.i eii v *i- to the entire nation. It was the major tamed. That the ilevelopmvn! of such factor in overcoming a previous de- a program will aid not only iindastry ~ pie-sion. 'ftie South 'att -ilui A me rka n _ fa imuMi.^ d a me< W. varie<l raw maf^rial resources has the'(ieranl. chairman of the roiiinuttee potentialities of an imlustnal devel-’for America .Self-Contained., p.unted opmenl that can be made to accom- out when he said that of particular jtlish greater results in wealth crea- interest to the people of the .South is the application of science—of chem istry—in aiding .America to In-conie economically free from the rest of the world. .As it is, more than Po |H*r cent of our trade is with and among ourselve4. .Science ma«le us free from tiop. In the state of Florida, which was host to the Chemical siH-itey, a .^♦ate which is not generally" known for its chemical development |H*ssi- bililies, ‘a^re raw materials awaiting . ,|H. call c.f the chc.ical cnK.nccr an.l l'l■■>■l"t■«■^'•<an.v year the manufacturer. In a recent survey of the .State’s chemical industries, Professor C. H. Pollard of the Uni versity of Florida, pointed out that in addition to securing an adequate sup- u • . u it can proiiuce ®>ber directions the chemist has en ago. .Science has enabled this coun try to produce the nitrates which are Used hy farmers as fertilizer and explosiv *s, and maile us in«le|>en«lent of foreign nitrates. In countless .ply of pine pulpwood, cellhlose in abundance from its fast growing trees. ( ellulose is the raw- material for the manufacture of Ray- <m, cellophane, celluloid, - leather, photographic film, explosives, etc. In its sugar refinings potenti alities it can supply many by-pro«l- ucls through chemical re.search. In its mineral wealth, consisting largely of non-metallic minerals, a great de- able*! us to prudiK-e at h«>me the things we nee<). Further development anil support of home industries will artificial helpj to hring| about greater activity and create wealth. Everything In - FLOWERS Clinton Flower Shop Member F. T, D: Phone 33 ' r-"’ RADIO REPAIRING .Automobile Radios Installed Motorola — Zenith Atwater Kent Electric Fans Radio Exchange INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Agent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Compiinies in America. REAL ESTATE ^.LTown and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. ROYD. Asrent T D. E. Tribble Cbl FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmer. Complete Modem Eqaipmeat Day Phone 94 Night Phoaea 24, 253 or 255 Clinton S. C. T m Washington, April 23.—.Adjourn- 'meht of Congress by May 15th is the definite program, agreed u|M>n by House leaders and the Piesiilenl. But there i« still a fair chance that the Sejiate may upseit this, unless some of the things ui>on which a num ber of J^nators have set their hearts are agreed on before that date. Most important of the items which the President insisteil upon in his jconferences with Congivssional lead ers on his return from bis fishing trip is an appropi iatiqn of a billion and ’Kaif d^diars to continue Feileral relief work. .More uneniployetl are now on the tiovernment relief rolls than at any previous time; nearly twelve mil lions persons in all. The ex|>ected new^X^Bds will be adiied'^to those al- reldyk^vailahle for public works, di rect Fedt'ral relief and aid to states and^ municipalities. Next on the President’s iwogram of essential legislation is the .St^K-k Ex change regulation bill. Thi.^ had iM^en amended so that it will not put the stock exchanges out of husine-'-. a- the original measure was calculated to do. The vital importance of main taining an qiien market in which any one who w-ant.s to buy-or -sell stocks and bonds can always do so, at a price, is assured by the bill as it stands, ami the dra.stic provisions which would compel the liquidation of billions in outstanding bank loans have been modified. There are still plenty of teeth in the bill, however, to discour- tage wild speculation, which is its mtfin^ purpose. Congress and the adminis tration still believe that all of our present trouble? started in Wall street. The Security Jjket The President al.so is insistent upon 'the passage uf amendments to the se curities act of last year. It has been ieam^, from nearly a year’s experi ence, that it is impossible to get hon est men to take the risk of offering new securities for sale, when under that'law they might be sent to jail because some salesman of whom they I had never heard, long after the se- 'curkies had passed out of their hands,’ ^did not tell the whole truth about ’ ^theBBr'and any time within ten-yemrat \ A The I.abor Legislation j the code interpretations. It is too soon in the erty available for the late-arriv- j to say that* “NRA has broken down,” ing visitors.^ ’ VC FERTILIZERS NmUATE OF SODA C;B.Hoiland We Extend Our to D. E. TRIBBLE CO. ... on the long and honorable record establish^ by them over a period of more than forty years, ami wish for them continued success in the years ^ ^ ^ ^ % aheaid T- Meny Brothers , .'J,- N . -V^.' Manufacture BEST QUALITY COMMON BRKpK, FACE BRICK AND HOLLOW BUILDING TILE Augusta, ... Georgia I ^^t - ■ I •\ 1 JXj.tu - *.