The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 27, 1934, Image 2

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PAGE TWd ■■t' TJ .V- ■.P / "■'■ ' ■/ 'Vr T ,X' y .'TOE cbNTO^ CftRONICLE, CUNTON.A C . ^BE REAUY „ ^Tlkougb busm^ss, right now, mfy‘ ■‘ ju*t « bit slack, ' ^ * The days ,of good busjj»css>re sure td eo<he back' woa t Hdusing Gi ves Hig h -M But Vhinii^ and growling at thiafsHViwWligtoii ' lEagerly -^ Watches COTTON CONTROL Ag WINS ACQUITAL VERDICT eve i. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, >'■1. Swings Intp Action. that are wrong, And spreading dark rumors, help things along. . ‘ - , t lt*8 no time fd1r quitters, whose couf-i i age is slight, , * > Washington, Sept, 21.—There is no Buttaction is needed —and fighters Deal agenc:rwhi«H is being more who'll fight. I ' *1 Widely discussed behind the scenes in ' And those who are twiddling their W'ashington these days than^the Fed- thumbs while they wkit-i j^ral Housing Administration. AsTthe $3 OQD 000,000 plan! Oavis and Wallace, Following Craference With Congres^mep From ed the conference?today*. J / W'allace said the 10 per cent serve"^ would be administered under /• everJmay mean its end once the 1934 cyop/js harvested. » / Allotmeni of county (|[uotas^ and quotas for the individual farmer hasl^he act’s terms nflpf been'cwnpleted although .cotton is! ^‘W’e have, no power,’?:he said, “to moving rapidly to mar^etfc i Ijo anything b'ut follow the terms of ,Ser*ator Bai^khaad said today ^hat | tfie measure'. W’e will do all we can to Remain Uhsuspehdeifcf^qor administration”.was the prime smaU farmer^and bth- act. Fle'ec)^ Staple States, Assefi Law Will . S^refat-y of Agi:iculture lieclares Provision Made Tor Small sentiment tto suspend the Farmer To Prevent Suffering ^ Ac^unt of Measure. ■I • - ■ ■■* W’hshlngtQn, Sept 22.— The‘Bank-j justices 'and unequities. But I think head cotton control act went bn trial For times to get better— will lose—is no secret that President Roose- for its life toddy and the verdict was sure as fate! 1 veil’ holds the highest hopes for this Acquittal \ F.r while- the,, are whiti„i.loe hrSht^rS ^SfoOO^tthirrlr.t: I f "O. ''^nny skies— ^ j Capital frozen in banks and to^ .start GLester Davis, AAi^ adminis- The fellow of action runs off with the thq wheels of the building *. trades, jtrator, after a conference which prize. •" ['which normally employ 5,000,000 men,.^Secretary Wallace^ and congr^m^n So be like'the sprinter who’s r^ady to |o moving again. I Urom the cotton states partlcipf^ed. X ~ - ®“f. this fact has not been generally rec> run—■ All ready to leap, at the crack of the «un! L , Look over yqur prospects, for w^ys and for means. , To increase yo.ut membership—aith men, good, serene. And then when; the plouds begin breaking apart. Be not merely planning—be ready to ,ptart! The capital’s interest in this plan] help small farmers, whdiconi- ognized and that this .10 per cent will take care of the rituation-” / Everybody present said he hoped so, but Senator Russell, of Georgia, in- “ ' ^ terposed: ers* who may be suffering under the ‘‘I don’t wani to be bound. If the ] ended small farmers are taken care of, I fn addition hav9 no objection to continuance of is especially keen in ^^8w of the'faqt thc..nieasure. tlte|r al-Hhe bill, but if Present injvstices con- that the Housing Administration is | JotmenU'under it will be increased 10 regarded as the'only one of the agen cies set up under the present admin- tration which is a purely business or ganization. It is headed, by James AT Moffett, former Standard Oil ex'e'cwlive, and per cent. The Bankheiltf law, ,pa33e^d larMly through the efforts of Senator Bank- head, of Alabama, who partpipatoq <n the discussion today, places a tax! of 5^ cents a lint pound bn all cotjton Have faith in the future ^— and what YOU can do— Have faith in yoiy order, and stick to it, too! < Have faith in the country—your c6un- try and mine.' In all of her crises, be in the front line^ And, too, as you struggle for glory, or pelf— ~ Hold tightly, forever,, to faith in your self! So, face not the future, with worry , and dread— Get busy, get ready—good days ahead!_ j — Author Unknown. there is not a single brain truster i from this year’s crop in exeess of who has a word to say about its op-j bale^."]^ That is my position,” said both Senator George, of Georgia, and Rep resentative Brown, of Georgia. The delegation that visited-Secre tary Wallace was divided on continu ance or suspension of the control Rresident RoefeAek has the power [ act’s term? to suspend the measure outright ild he believes the “cotton emergency” ik at an end. . “We have had a hasty opinion from 0|ur degal department,.” Wallace said today, “and we do not think we would * be justified in Kecommetiding suspen sion of the bill to the president-on the grounds that - the emergency has '■ •. to Senators Bankhead, Russell and George, Representative Jones, Representatives Perry of Ar kansas aqd Patman of Texas, attend- Everything In FLOWED Clinton Flower Shop Member F. T. b.‘ Phone 35 WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes DOT >■ The measure was the first conipul- sory crop control legislation and Presi ident Roosevelt had to approve it pub licly before it was passed by congress. •primarily, because of drought, the production of cotton this year is esti mated at only 9,252,000 bales, more than a million bales below the Bank- head quota. Nevertheless, many farm ers east of the Mississippi river and Trustees File School Request The Laprens county delegation in a epecikl called meeting last Wednes- eration. The men^who conceived the plan and drew uplthe act have Ijeen forced out of the picture. Hard- headed motor executives and bank of ficers are working with Mr; Moffett in his attempt to execute the,plan. , Plan Is Steadily Pushed in the farce of claims tha,f the plan could not succeed wihle ndthing was done to lower the cost of lumber fur ther, that the adminstration was go ing after the support of bankers and business men but was forgetting that success depended on public enthusi- and that politics were hamper^ • 'ing efficiency. Mr. Moffett and,, his jaides moved slowly ahead setting up I their UVachinery. ' i Today the housing program is '“ready to go,” and Washington is ! watching with interest to see whether it catches on. -Despite insistent criticisms, ing leaders have insisted is a program,,which will go measure. Most of the group from west! c^f the Mississippi, among them bejng | Chairman Jon^s of the house agricql-, ture CQmmit-tee, opposed sxispension because, in their view, it would be an -I injustiae to farmers who did not raise the allotment given them. For example, Texas.is expected to fall almost 854,000 bales below the 3,237,000 bales given the state under the Bankhead bill. If there is any market for them, farmers’ certifi cates—each representing a bale which be Notice to Farmers some jekewhere yni have to pay the levy. Their production has exceedd, or i may be marketed tax free — will will exceed, the allotment Assigned j sold for about $20 each, them under the measure, Thi.s, com- • The farmers in Texas, Oklahoma, and other states affected by the’ drought expect to sell a;.great rnatvy'! biped with delay and administrative difficulties, led to an outcry for out right suspension of the law. The idea was abandoned, so far as the farm 'administration was concerned, at to day’s conference. ^ .. Wallace pointed out that the c^nty allotments thus far were only 90 per certificates to their more fortunate brethren east pf the Mississippi. Secretary .Wallace and his aides were lukewarm toward the Bankhead bill from the first. But the AAA has gone so far toward.s jits affministra- hous- cent of the final allotment each county I'tion now tha't sus|pension probably that this'^c'^^^ receive. ' [would cause more difficulties than on fori other words,” he said, “we re-1continuance. day, attended by Meaars. Nance, Witb.l««.Y erspoon. Cook and Lanford, refused to change the action taken at the Aug- usi 0 meeting turning down a reque.si • . . • i. * and CIin«bn .«hool scWl levies at ‘“I*' "•>) sruaranfetJ ‘fxthe ex- year be-^‘'” authorized by few. About .1,000 I communities; are reported to be ready to carry on campaigns in favor of “better housing.” J. Howard Anlrey, until leceiuly an official of the Guar anty Trust Company "of New York, has been named Deputy Administra- base 10 per cerit.j9f the allotment to work carefully. They have refu.sed;handle cases where there might be in to be rushed until they-were ready. L " Some 7,000 banks have now signed The mix-up,and muddle, which had developed over the bill this year, how- We have received the 12 cents cotton loan blanks and will be^glad to assist you iff securing your loan. Store yoUr cotton with us and save it frQm weather damaged Every courtesy ex- tended to our customers. and. Bonded Warehouse Clinton, S. C. from the Laurens trustees to fix'-their the’ same figure obtaining fore last. .Kopresentati-ve (’ook, who has ^ided h the Laurens and (f'linton trus- Y\ tt v.s at former meetings, retained the ' position. Represent>tiva Lanford and Withei.spoon Upheld and voted , (tor to handle the financial features With Senator .Nance in refu.sing Ane the act' ' Farm Demonstration Notes C. B, Cannon. County Agent ricae.'-LS. ’’t i,’o\yir.g the action the local board <)f tru.stees filed with .\uditor S. R.. I)orroh and Treasurer I). Roy Simp-j son. the following statement: “Here- tofo;^c 11‘-2 mills were voted by. the! t:’*;paj’^s yn Hunter School District No. 5 to\pVovide for general oRprat- •v'hw — ing expenses for the schooLs. This Permanent (lin Certificates in-: mills is necessary in. order to pro-1 The permahent gin certificate.s a^ vide fund.-ji for the-present school year, being* delivered each day to farrperS' This is vour notice that the Board of‘calling at the office for .san^t will Trustee.s of Hunter School District | he impossible to notify HvtKfarmer as No.,.o will qxirect that llh mills be [to what day to cnll^iof their certifi- levled as heretofore, assessed and cates. \Ve^ can only handle about 400 .coll.cted for the year 1034 and placed! ^ day.. Due to court week, we to the credit of Hunter School Distrietja'c limited on office space, which has No. 5 for general school purposes.” ddayed delivering the certificate.s as The petition filed with the couiity Uapidly as the office force'is in po- •officials was signed by the members rition to do. No farmer can receive of if he disU'ict’s board. B.’H. ‘ Boyd, i hU permanent certificate untH his C. M. Bailey. Dr. T. L. W. Hailey, W.iJrinner has returned his temporary Afternoon AIRPORT SHOW GROUNDS "VV. Harri.s-and S. W: Sumerel. certificate to this office. Ginners will he notified as to what day to bring their temporary certificates^in that •‘they have collected from the farmer. Two-Cent Cotton Option This office has received notice from ‘Washington that blanks are being Wa..h!n)rton. Svpt. 25.-TKe foor-'^*";county .»*ent to bv used prints of Bruno Richard Hauplmann, >'>« f»™>et wishing to borrow two ^auptmann Got ., Money Is BeUef CAMPBELL BROS. CIRCUS Lindbergh kidnap .suspec^have been'*^C*^‘* As soon as'said found by the'-departmertt'0? a'-r-'-e notieeit will be put in to resemble minutely those rtf the man|“® papers^ who accepted the $50,000 ransom .buL' ! . - ir»ve rmthing- in return, . - < - SlTlut Tr^ilnefti “We have had .some splendid • • dlUIidH today,” was all J. Edgar Hoover, the I ' Pof* DaF department’s chief investigator, would | * * »ay about reports that a -similafTlyj • - j %ad been noted. “Hpw can I save my oats from the! “An excellentfpiece of information,” loss which occurs annually from the j g’Hoover added when word reached him jmc.sence of smut?” ha? been the| ' .that the telephone number of Dr. J. question frOm a score of farmers thisi F. Gondon, the “Jafsie” of the casq, week as the^* begin to plan their fall [ had been found on a closet panel* in grain sowing.-The treatment is simple j Hauptmann’s home. ^ 'and inexpensivve, and yields high re-i Have Fine Impression turns to those who use it. I 'Overturning previous limpressions * 'Purchase one pint, of formaldehyde i AND HORSE FAIR SUPERLATIVE AND EXCLUSIVE FEATURES .lhat no footprints had. been ohlaine^tl, and mix It thoroughly with 30 gallons ^ the department - made knowti ; tod^* (^Jrater in a barrel, letting the bagk[ that it had run throu^jh its scientific of oats stay under the solution not! laboratory a comparison of..!thepnarks -longer than, five mi-hutes. ’Then re-| left by “John” with those.of.K^V'move and dry thoroughly before, enann. . . : - ; planting. j It was “John” who, daring a con- One pint of formaldehyde will make ference wjth “Jafsie”' in a Bronx cem- onough so^lution to treat 25 to 30 bushf ..•«tery about delivery of the ransom els of gy;ain. ^ ‘‘ihoney, became frightened and jumped'v a* wall and ran. Police the .next[»y^^^ | -^^1 morning made“n impression of. the* 1 MrO I^OC&I 1Y11118 deejp print thus'made in the soft* v ';^ound. * , I r i Justic^epartment agents indicated (* ‘ ' ' that impressions of a shoeless foof-^-^Tj^^ mUls of the city. Joe Hodgiiu and^His Family of Bareback Riders Clark Sisters Queens of die Air An Army oL,jFunny Clowns Rex Cole and f^oUywo^ Ranch . WndWesl Severn Lelands Are Still Closed or one wrapped in cloth to muffle^ciinton and-Lydia Mills, which have .A ** • . . . a . . • been-closed under picket guards since ( the Hopewell, N. J., residence of the national strike was called Sept. Lindberghs and were being checked. not re-open for business Mon- PRICES: Children Adults 35c INCLUDING TAX day Vnorning.as had been expected by the employees, and have remained ’.^closed tight all week. No statement has been; made-as to, thajr re-<^ening. Wheii interviewed one ne^ me artiefe you have to -«< flF ^ * j . a «-\iF^v4aiat^a vv ssvat sitbva v i’ ttoll A yI 'll%' Veifterday thie management sUted that UW 1±1 -ft time he« Wn aef tvhan n no time has been set when the plants The Chrwiicle Want ".um, op„,ti..x A J ^ SUBSCRIBE, THE CHRONICLB AU COlUllins “The Pap«r'lvtrybodv Reads” this to QRCUS TICKET WAGON, AS IT WILL ENTITLE M 1 Ml. ADULTS TO 35c TICKETS AT 20c PLUS 2c TAX, AND CTILDREN^ ^ ^ • ■ 25c TICKETS AT 10c PLUS Jc TAX. THiEiSE TICKETS GOOD CUT OUT Thl^^UPON CIRCUS. PLENTY OF FREE SEATS AND PARKING SPACE. FOR .f'- .. 1 P .t2-^