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"'T* ‘ PAGE TWO I I ♦ .* THE CLINTCW CHRONICLE, CUNT6N. 8. C.' THURSDAt, SEPTEMBER 2. W37 11 CASINO THEAm MONDAY And TUESDAY, . .S^pteptb^r 6 and 7 , ^‘History Is Made At Nighl^’ With CHARLES IK)YKR. JEAN! ARTHUR and LEO CARILLO. j Gangway' for love and laughtrr!f ^You’ve seen hilarious comedies, thrill-' ing dramas, magnifieent Ib^e stories = %.=4rati(err*8 the picture that combines* all three—tn 'th'e outstanding enter-, tainment of lt)37! •i NEVER CH\N<;E my ALTl TUDE”—POP-EYE CART(H)N.' Pathe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONOAY. C. 10c and 2r>c ip—ii Best Wheat Crop 1931 DOUBLE FEATURE WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY', September 8 and 9 “Aa Good Aa Married” With DORIS NOLAN, JOHN BOLES and WALTER PIDGEON. Love was husineHs to him. When it came to figures he liked to subtract his wife and then add a few others. *Too Many Wivea” Party Machine ' parmera Turning sas Election by planters to asturo themselves sufficient labor? The Control Sought' To Cotton Crop / .[Slcife Among Seen As Based 1940 Nominee. DemocratSj: Is, Picking On Choice of; has. many wage hand members, im- . o 4U A • i'nredratetjr pnpotested; inne In soutn Again Alabama, re-employmeht off'cea and Many Growers Are Hunt- concentrated on providing pickers. ing Labor. » L -■^long the Mississippi' delta region, ^ ' lrlar>tcrs prepared to stand day and Washington. Aug. 28.—Congress is | Atlanta. Aug. 2d. — “First bale” gone, but the dissonant note iri which'cries are sounding in. Dixie. depredations, by embattled session ended still jan-j That is the sign that cotton, pidk-, growers. ing time h|i3 arrived. ! sections planters are oay- This week thousand.^ of men, Its gles through the capital. And, unle.ss all observers are, , . . v* v't Average i aiv'njen and children (white and Negro) It wui continue to iill tne air^, . _i '.3». eviH* wal In some H" above $1 per 100 pounds, but the s less than fifty cent.s. .A ex*,>ericnced picker can pj.cX wrong, ..... vv....... ...^ "" I bent their backs in fields_4^ong'~.thp _ —. ,^ - n i.nnr.- mnnr n* m nni-na fcotton fet’s Icwer rim. S'A-ift fingers, pbunds of cotton a day. Most pickers, puinap.s monins, „o come. . nulled the white fluffv lint that is* Far„,tb0 wrangiingJegislatmJiadP ; ‘ ' f thev gathi^r 200 pounds. , scarcely reached their homes u ^’’4 ' ! Science haUs mechan'cal cott'*n * PreWni Roosevelt again touched the ^ October oefore ha-ls ^ mectvan.cal cott..n , I ie.'<.Tiett.._<r,oDsevtK again loucneu p.ckers. But machines are pot in gen- jkey which set that strident note to,^ PaTTners who p’arit their cotton sun-up to sun-down job '--verberating originally. ,1 “ ^ ^ ”” P** ^ ^ w n the long rows is still a back-3*’-am- He touched it-aoftly, it is true, 6ut backbone t!sk back^3..am ■ icar first bale brigade. Each year thby make news in their section by| Picking methods vary. Two com- , - . - »»x,»Aw\* to , tHpir nnn#<i &n<l on^s Ar^ tnr^^-T'OW motli xl much of -Its former ear-and-party- wxxon pnnea ana "■ay| . . splittinglixYportions. president,', in fact, made it congreswional sound amplifiers quick- ly caught it up and swelled it to Smith Suggests Farmers Change With ANNE SHIRLEY. JOHN MORI.EY and (lENE LOt'KHART. When a girl finds out that the 7»*" |/;rf‘enw,HMl she loves is married! Good-morning, j __j ,, trouble. "Trailer Life.” . 10 A. >1. .Show—WEDNESDAY. I Or and I5r .W FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September 10 and 11 “Captains ' Courageous' i;ri)Y\RD KII’LlNtrs -mavhing hit. Starring I'RKDDIK HXRTIKM.D- MKW. SPKNt KR TRAGY. LIONEL n\KRYMORE and MEI.VYN DOUG LAS. Make wa> in >our heart for Mr. and Mrs^ B. H. Cause and fam ily of Buffalo visited Mr. and .Mrs. A. J. Harvey,^ this week-end. Mr, anil Mrs. Bill Evans and chil dren and -Mrs. U .M. Evans visited relatives in Greenville Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank White’ of lH*nt Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snelgrove. Mr. and .Mrs. thty.l Hughes and Mr. and .Mrs. Boyce West of Spartanburg >|H*nt Sunilay' with .Mr. and Mrs. A. II.. Hughes. ^ Mr. an-i Mrs. Berry Trammell and famiiy vi.Mted iidatives i:|jjJireer Sun day. . Mr.s. .\!lie Baker and .luanita, have returned home to Hen dersonville. N. t'.. after -spending a wh.ie With Mr. an-l Mr-:. .|. H. Oowe. .I«*hnt; »• S -.It;■ of S inp'onville e pres,.lent, in iwt, made ,t; fof the peen bolls to burst. In many abuniiantly clear'that his battle forll'-^c? •'*' bale'.s auctioned for the reorganizatiqn bf the supremepnce.s, court will continue. He said the puny! I littlecompromisebillenactedbycon-*J?<^-0(y)J)aIes brought more than gress wa.s all right, so far as it went, i f l;^>0d,0M.OOO - the best since 11*29. *■ new crop will bring is far . 6Ayernment-...offu4i»U about loans and pro- Ibut failed to reach what he consid-l^^*^ jered the real needs of the courts, jcertain •And then, he listed what he consid-j*''® studying ered its inade<iuacies in words thati'^lV®” aS^ator Urges State Crowd To Forget Inferiority Complex!;;Of morol. immediate concern and “Demand Your Rights.” 'almost-any page of the congressionaJi^f*’^'*^®*!* -v: (record during the big controversyt‘>^»Y »* the problem of labor for the' Giem.son. Aug. 30.—Senator Ellison j over his propo.sal to put .six new crawl.” Two evenly matched pickers can handle three rows by each taking, an outside, row and dividing efforts on the middle. The “crawl** picker gets on his knees and gathers from two rows of stalks as he moves between them. • Generally leaking, cotton pidring in^ the .^uth has made only one ma jor “advance since the War Between the States. They used to drag along baskets; now they toss the staple into a sack s'lung over a shoulder. 1). .Smith, of SduHiXarolina, chairman Judges on the supreme court, of the senate agriculture committee, He said nothing about sending a told farmers in an address here today new court bill to congress at its next to "shake off your inferiority com- session. There was no nee<l for that, plex and ilemand your rights; demand i Washington knew what he meant and the right to organize and run your those who fought his proposal of last session to its death were promptly and loudly defying him to come harvest. Nearly 300 Mexican workers wrej importeil from Texas into the .Ark-.n-| Shop Pint I» THE CHRONICLE Then In the Stornn an.f Sp ikey Barbery 'i*e’it S.ind.ay with .1. vi<it; .g ■M. M Her Wrigh* (lives in Grei‘nYVtH»d. Mrs. I'annon a?Y<l daughter, Nora, greatest of all str*-en adventures., f ^rr e Bell Evans and Mrs. .I»h‘ ('aniphell \isited in .Greenville .Mtmday. .Mann Santlers s|H*nt the week-end m .'Spartanburg. own business rather than have every one else run it for you.” .Asking, "why can mdu.strialists hor-j ahead, row money when you can’t?” the .sen-* Thu.s, with the court controversy daughter, 'No rt ari.swered with the assertion; istill unfinished business, there seemed "YoVjife looked upoji as a terrible fi-Jittle likelihooil of so much as a truce nancial r sk. Whenever you do get [in the current row lietween factions' money, the banks lend it with theichipped off the Democratic party by j feeling they are doing you a big|the court bill and by other propo-sals j f'a-.or. iof 'the president. * I A HUNORIO YIAIIt AOO f r "Your position is far more prt^cari- ■ialist. He with the M'ght.v. magnificent a-: the M-a iIm'II . . . Kiid.Yant Ki|i{ing's immortal story Ilf iron men on uiHxlen ships . . comes sterming acn»ss the screen in MGM’s* glorious, successor to ‘.Mutins tin th«‘ Boiiiit.Y !” Millions will hail it as the neH titan of motion picture entertain ment ! . "DICK TBACY” No. H. Fox News. 10 A. M. Show—FRIDAY. 10c and 2.30 > COMING— STAR IS BORN” MARINE” "THIN ICE” “A DAY AT THE RACES ’ WELCOME—I*. C. IM)YS! Broadway Theatre iiu.i than that of the ind dtn-'' not have to e onte* he.ll we*ev il, winds an >1 ra and Cl ah gra.s.s. He IS W( own factory under laws muk i»g; you work in ( unde *r the laws of nufurt .Smith said that the reipiest.-s' a loan ami is nd of ig in his his own factory Clo-sely related is the current dis cussion of possible jmlitical reprisals directed at Democrats wh'U have op posed the president on important is- sue'C It, too, has had its innings this week, 'with the la.sit word, an em- p^tic “no” coming from Postmaster! (reneral Farley. | industrialist But he added, and some chose to • a!)!e to esti-!h'ear in the statement''ffti' omiTious mate fairly aceurately how much he I note, these same Democrats may have ie.\pects, to realize hut the farmer some jijifficulty in explaining thi'n'gs knows only that he will plant so niufcTrio'a pcmjile which, he .said, was as now FR0M.aaR$5€9i$ BREAD! “A •SIMJING Roj-Sm th. Bill Jacks and Red Wat- kin.s \iMted in Savannah, (la.. Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1. Smith and .Mr. and .Mrs, Grady Smith- \isileil in .X'hevil e. N. t .. Sunday. [cotton, d(M*s not know how many bales I Mr. and .Mrs. .Mari-hall Motto <>f|it will yield and, above all, dot** not (loldvtlie sp«-nt the week-end w ith: |j„\v nnjch it will bring a (lound. Mr. and Mrs. C!eo Wallenzim*. , | to get anywhere, you .Mr. and .Mrs. IVn Camplu-ll spent ,00^1 demand your >+ghts,” Smith the week-vn<l in the mountains of North Carolina. King With of Marble, .Ark., Mrs. Maltel s|w*nt Sunday IL \Yhitmirt*. •Mrs. Dunk Powers and Mrs. Wood- row XYtlson visittal Frank ('annichael a in Tennesj-ee. Mrs. Watkins and son, Billy .and Mrs. Warren visited Mr. and Mrs. Belton Warren in laurens .Sunday. your |H*alc<{l»le t MONDAY AND TUKSDAY. I- September (» and 7 “13th Chair” \N It h D \ M K MW \\ HI T I A . Nl \IM.K K\ \NS. r.LISSV L\MH. (V1S >ftc>r+"; and i; \l I’ll I'OKI’.K.S. !'! tn- alne . . »»hen the lights «<nl mill i'o I he -MTeeii which has in-'( I --een it" «-C[Uiil . . . come" Ba>- iiij \eillei'" mo"l "en-ational m>"- It '-r(.inai’< »>I See the killing of "the :n> Ihti haled’" IV' and "(I.< 'ta- |ni,/!e ol the "murder se- ' Krunioo The Owens reunion wa^ held Sun day, Aug. 2t*th at the home of Mr. .tiiU .MIt . (V (>\\' 11" wuh 3'.* pres ell! Thos,- piY-,-n. \\,-n«: Sir. am •Ml'. .)i*'!ie S'‘i!on and famil.v of . da-Tie" (*!-e - - well ami family *‘fj t loit''!., Mr, ami M ". .lame- t'raine of l :?!* <11. Mr. ami said. It is uns|H*alc<n»le that billions of dollars go to cleaning up the slums of New York and none of it is paid Mr. and .Mrs. ,1. ^aok when the Southern farmer.s can’t get a million to insure his food and clothes. Records show that of the $.">P,(KM),tHM) loaned farmers, over DO l>er cent has U*en paid hack with in- ti'iest. "I want an agricultural hank adapted io agriculture and a hill leg islated (iirectl.VLjja eoltoii. This coun try IS too huge for one hill. We have a hill suitable for com, h^ show me otie "UitahU' for cotton famiing. “Wf must demami the o|H‘ning of .strongl.v for President Roosevelt as'it was la.st November. “We,” h« said, “have no control over the voters who want to approve or disapprove their actions.” Farley’s assertions set*mingly over ruled Senator (luffey, of Pennsyl vania, who la.st week denounced the leaders of the Democratic opposition ns "ingrates’ ’and called for their re tirement to private life. If the president is. to bring peace to the party, it obviously can be ohhy at the cost of abandoning .some essen- itlas'^of his legislative projriain, and this, if his statement on the court is- su<‘ may 1m* taken as an indicator, he has no present intention of doing. But while the intra-part.v bickering may find expression in debate over pecific legislative proposals, it runs Cv»a H 7*an 090—whaa ’Xdacafloa'* iliU coasislad ol o amattarla^ oi raadlaf ... a ladioaa bH of wrflia^ ... a bd>- artoaa aSort le aioalat ^ 'rtUunaae" . . . CLAUSSOrt BREAD was eoaaidatad. m ■ h today, ltl«h la Food Eaarar! Mada o4 ttia ftaost lagtodWato oadar eo» ■toatly laiproTod prnraaaiB oad aqalp- •aak today's CLAUBSEirB BREAD to tha fiaaal tool la CLAUBSEirB htotoryl Ordar from yoor oroearl danSSeaiS y Brc .^Jjfe'fflR-COnDlTlOnEt'; lOO^OR THF BROtf/n ADD ^ELL'QUJ UJRflPPFR • AT YCU.fj CRS j' f r»TT*i gh ■■■ i n a rlv Vd ant i-i)umping iUswloy tiirifT s' Tlie"Iiihri.SiW act.' the"-rrirh law, and the .Smoot-I'sues cml.iiply 'lo not allow «m*r *‘f t hn;''!., of i M*'s. D.ivul Oweii" aiul 1 S'art.inourg. M ami M D.iv-' an-l fani Iv of Spar' .ir.d .Mr-. S;»m l>wer." ai ! Spaitaiihuig. and the lu H igh' and w fe ami K- iransr and w ’e -:f t for aileijuate aniily 'if '. .Arthur i'urg, Mr. fain ly «'f K;ei>h - Ha:iev us a loophoN tiail.iig. "Pretty "oon 1 will bring the senate ag) .' liltme coinnVttee to I'ohimhia -:ii .l I want i-vi'iv farmer a\ailahle to I has f oreigrT^i.'ectives, »hf pe^' than - those- iiu«vt*diate| .'•Senator Kong, a Democrat who* consistently opposed Roosevelt summer out.-iioken 'tateinent. The party’s 1candidate, he said, nuist la* a man from outside the in ner circle of the New Deal, someone. o.iit (h-u 11 tIlfI0 shake 'tff his ui !h.«' -aid. like .''^ena'or ■» -' 'v lomi'lex ajid to ti-Il that ginia. Senator Clark >1111(1.tN-t what vou want ami lu-e.l. Senator Itailey t'f Byrd of Vij*- of Missouri, or North Carolina. ist11 inil 1 1,1-tea Grt-en” “Pic- -I jol'■ \ Uaiilioi-.c \ .iti«i<-Mll«‘ Vrt. li \. M Sho" I I |•:SD\^. I Ur aoii Ifhr r' M • o iH i n\ \ !ii: \DF.R i:n\. i>\A. rm lu^DW S ’i I and. !l “Quality Street” an 1 * le \N Birth" Ms K e .k : V >»hn an .«'W 'i. VoTTr \ -0 P -. -x. . '■ 11 , "I W.lli 1 mlH .onty i‘0niT'‘«'.x is illogical. he a sup-'.iiority com- rou w li > foci aul '’lotho the na- a p: dam* Shanghai Damage - Now S275,000.00(F: y.'ii t > roiif ‘ > C.-’.unihia I' a' comm 11( o exact!y what ’* i. 1 w,m* y.> 1 • - caU a spaiie w hell'you'u not call iig it a ' o'-i hove! " : "I feel sure,” In* caml.(late will not ho I a i ca!, hut w i" .. a‘ w lu> w h l iiV;| ntaiii ‘ii I saul, "that the a Communist or !>e u geiui.ne Doino- fend the con. t i‘uti>>n If oi-.M". at ,c inst.lu- Y.*V 1 1 i:\ii:u. ! , i.\ (-1 rh i I' .1 (I \ i r )! ' ^ I!t J I > 1- ni.i \ * >pt \ating "l«.f\ t t a r an St.ir H r I* It I R N . .1 n J KBit • r- ^ V S'langhai siiivv .V “Border Cafe »> \' h P IJE AF iuiiL t; *1 , vBcv'. ABMIIM Ihnii* .1 D II N and ro- mance in a l>or Icr town where bullet" speak Imult-r than wordv "Killer ot the Tonlo." Ih M Show 1 III B'^DW. lOe and loc FRIDAY AND SAIURD.VY. Si'iiti'mhor IB and II “Rootin’-T ootin* Rhythm” M ith (;knk m Tinsmii fa IM’BNl TI F, ABMIDA and MDNTK HI CK. .A fict of fun andt atoum. 'New Mings. New thrills. New slarn. Hear AL CLACSKR AND HIS OKLAHO MA OUJL.WYS go to town in real Western st\Ie. 10 A. M. .Show-SAT.CRDAY. lOc and 20e . .\f an i .t h.n= ■7tp H r a a’ -I « V g ' 1 . i.. - the !lM’e-t'!- P. a -i ’ hiy ■ to; . - I -V nu n u. as follows: fig. A ;uig- nit'euug ami hoim T'. v liu- ’f.r-t tam*. In* hr.>'tght into ' -Ota \\.,;\t iva y !:i\e ‘'ei-n say- r’nat ,'lie j'.'u y "p’" is fuu-ia o.ctiiaCy a )>at'-f—Uq-w-efH 4he' twct machin- ; lential ;s t ' Meet Friday To Organize Club Will Speak For and Represent siness In (Jeneral. tact ly an-l P_UX!UV-UC« w y ' n-t iiatil c-!U cii.ng vontrol the. party tin* pal tv's ; ; c niae years hi-nre. *a*tlu'r the hattU' will he formai- ncue>i in (V;v>''er. Xovimber. or legiiiar Oongresst- Coim a^-Uig. r COMING-^ • W HEN I.OVE IS YOl N(;” “OUTX’AST OF INIKER FLAT’ “ROARING LEAD' WELCOME—Ps C. BOYS!. 1 . .lapatu -e ■sj-. ...Hi .tHUh I gil .Abs'ut half the forv'tgn U- A - ti~.ee tng Mill* Kuday to organize a t>iiact^,p f c>>;iinu- ce, agrio'u] lo sses were* lu* iield h'-rc 'I'stricts - *' f.'le*-ation tmI am! tahistry. ' ^ Ti'.c imo't ng was . iP* I !>y a roni- nnttee of < Icvcn .'south ('ar-*i.na men whcli went t - Washington recently to. protest pas.vage of the propose*'! itlHck-t'onneiy wage and hour hill. The »>|^''m!n.:tt*e* Iiste*'! propost'd oli- a'ctivi " of the urganization as; 1. To speak for ami represt*nt busi ness ;n South Carolina in federal or ■ttate leg slati' .. niattevs or in other intemests e'ommon to all business. 2. To further the interests of agri culture in Its effort to '>htain a more* satisfacKuy position in the natievnaf ev«»nomy. T'l jiromote the industrial devel- First Pivshyteriau chuivh-of Farm- opnient of South (’ariAlma^fjind'the r.g-.iale. .\,<J~.. wui occupy the* pulpit a«lvortis''ni('nt of its a-dvantagt'.s in order' o a tract now Industrie's .md the in ''lont of capital in the stu.to. the >iate m .lauary leinained, meanwhile', a question that President Ri>o c\c!t has yet to iie*cides In view f the fact that the* session which* adje-'inu-i !.~si we*e k left important ;.>>ns of the ReH>se*\e It iire>grani W a.'h.ngton could luT.ltT how *he* answer can he* anything but the -cailiiig of a special session. \ “ u* . f w h.c'a a*'- -it e'ne thi’xl -V; ' ' A ' covt': • 1 by -n"Hr’»ne'e »- to Fe- ■nan »'f •N ngu lii. M ' »i« . ''* «' y gei-e-»l of the < ' ; ' V’ ha } >1. fc iml eu'-unc; 1. "U’d 1: •A . Il iqa. e> tr.>-re* thin T.vc ' >•'*;»rs to »'U. ! di • - \Vv -, i jYart" v'f Shanghai. II ■*a - J h: " e"t. mate' an the fae't that we: c ixap.i ivd jo revon- Sh.»r ghai a^te-r . the Chi- I.. e .1 iiyane 'c co*'fl ct ht-'v. TO SUE \K SIMM lY - Rev . Corne'.ia* IV'Bexn pa- tor of the AYhy not by giving tions to— JAMES NOTICE keep your money at home your magazine suhscrip- AV. CALDWELL Call 38 >f Tn'*r;\vca M»'*iu»rial church on S’unday nu'rhing. TAie* public is cov- I ally invited te» hear Mr. IV-Boe. ^ LIBRARY HOURS Be*gi.nninir Mv'uday., .ggptemher 6, the Clinte*n schexd library wilf be oj>en eHi Mevnvlay «od Friday afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30l / REN NO SCHOOL TO O The ..Riomo school will c»tten ne Monday mormng, ^^^pt. 6th, with friend?^, and fMitrons invited to be present.' The school is again ip charge of Mrs. J. D. Copeland. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make'Machines, Standard and Portable. ADDING MACHINE RIB BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER Call 74 (onicle Pub. Co. D* ♦s