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r PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1939 BLUE RIDGE SCOUT ExDcct Details Roosevelt Urges .Typhus Fever, Carried By Squirrels Liberal Nominee' And Rats, Now Big Problem In S. C. COUNCIL MEETS HERE rv r nt —— Defense Plans (ContiniM^ from p«gt* one) > ♦ ♦ j / ■" • oi ua in thia room, if tho facta could Military Experts Think Roose* Leader Silent Upon Third Term^ Columbia, Jan. 9—Typhua fever,jao f^r have not succeeded,” McDaniel discoN-ered, would, find an Contemplates Long-j Plans. Appeals For Party; Ranse Reinforcement. ! Unity At Dinner In Capital. now "be diacoN-ered, would, find an voiiicmpmic.'i ...kk——• - ijy a seaport diaeeae has become a equal story of heroism in our own; I I’nitv Al Dinner In Canital aweeae, naa oerome a finiliea. No period in the rich his. I Range Reinforcement. ! I nity At Dinner In Capital. , ^f senous potentiahtiea m innr nf nmiinn ean <^mnAre in' ^ t ^ .. ^ ' thiS state,” Dr. G. E. McDaniel of the dramatic intensity with the story of- Wae.h3n«tJon, Jan. 8.—iFtresident[ Washirtglon, Jan. 7. — Presideirt, Roos<*velt is expected to give congTes.s Rooseveflt appealed for Democratic i McDaniel made public a report unity tonight at a gi^ntic party rally {Showing 173 cases reported to the de- 8.—tF^resident [ Washington, the rebuilding of the Southern states. iwx>s<-veix is expec^si w give congTes.s Rooseveflt applied for McDaniel made public a report Formerly it wae believed that the di-lface. That is the record of achievement'df Thunwlay de.Uils of the huge, new H^'^y at a gi^nric i»rt^ I73 ^ases reported to the de- sease was carried only by the biwnl United efforts in a far on rata on that group of boys who learned in natuma. defense i.rogram. asserting that if ‘^ir»rt.ment during 1938, or 50 above‘or wharf rat. Disicovery that other,, ^ are likely in the their >'outh what scouting tries to, ^Military expj*rts, perusing the chit^ is'^'the'^corner whX the’*'^'^^ ^a^ ^ disease has increas- future as a resuh of Abe spread teach boys* now. extHMitive’s refenmee m his budget is the corner wnere e.s were reported from 36 countaes. ed the problem, McDainel said. $.500,000,000 American people will bt‘ laying foxi «•]„ laboratories men are work- jing desperately to find a vaccine, but| are con* Recent diecoveries show the disease is carried by the gray squirrel, fox squirrel, cotton tail rabbit, rabbk, chipmunk, and the ported.' They are planning to ask physicians to make reporta. Once a rat is infected, it remains infected, for life. A typhus victim suffers a sudden fever and chills. The fever nscs fairly rapidly and continues at a high level from 12 to 16 days. A rash, usually appearing on the fourth or swamp fifth day, breaks out on the body and skunk.!upper airms, but rarely occurs jon the fought out within the party t the prospec such a battle had l>een greatly ex- “We have discus,sed the cIoikIs up-,"'^^®^* ^ ® special , . ,,, on the horizon to<iay, th<* forces that Fund, ihvw from tl»t a int t . r. ■ • ■ i rw ” i*e«*m to threaten the ■w’hole world. I>r. Roosevelt cwtCmpUUd a long range ' m^ina *m( s William Mather I^-wis, the preshk-nt nonforcement of air,'vinccd that the party should be con <rf Lafayette colkirt*: in an aihlress to «<*«. aihlit.on U> servative he fv».d, then that issue the National ('ouncil of Hoy Scouts »mme<liate bulwarking* of the were lK*st last .May, said this: ‘It is a trouble- <lofense system. some time, but it is far from Irtng In submitting to congre-ss an e.sti- the most crtical time that our nation mate of $1,609,588,000 for regular an- or the world has |Mi.sse<l through, ami nual military purposes, the president Anyone who makef^ that pi^ssimintirr said there was necessity for a sfHciall * I)urinK recent y<'ars, R<.‘publican statement is profoundly ignorant of $500,000,000 fund. impol<*nce has caused powerful in- the hi.story of th<* worhl. <'ivilizati'> i Mr. K(K>.seveLt’.s i^stiniati* that $210,-, terests, ojipirst'il to genuine dt'mo- is alwavs on trial. The pi'obI(“'’.is ai * 00(t,000 of th<‘ half-million dollar fumi cracy, to push their way into the always there, im|>ortant, tn'iiiendou . should he exfKTid***! in the next fiscal j l8*mo<'ratic parly, hoping to para- Ri*ad the stt»r>' of the [vast agt s as year (beginning July l),,l<sl the ex- lyze it by dividing it.s councils,” the far as fH‘r.stx‘iitiim is <*oncenHsl, and |>erts to lH*li<‘ve the president w*)uld jnesident said. •the JH‘rs 1*0utions that are going on in pn)|M>.se sjiacing exp<*nditures over “The fir.st effect of the gains Eutojk* today. S<tious as they are,^two years or more. made by thi- Republican |>arty in the they are nothing comparisl with what For the first year, administration |•(•(•<•nt i*i<*cti<ms should Ik* to r<“st<»re ha.*^ b<*en survivts) in past centuri<*s.’ <iuart<*rs exiKX’t the chief executive to p, jt the open a.legiance of those There is comfort, and th<*re is truth! r«*<*omm<*ml the aildition of less than who entereii our primaries and party i, the corner where the jg „cl».nel .aw. heahj, dei>artm«rt The disease ig transmitted from' indicated. animaJs to humans by fleas. Infect-' — . GENERAL ASSEMBLY ed animals are not made sick, which' BEGINS SESSION l difficulty in checking the' i disease. The old plagues, McDaniel! Owl- ij 1 au a ^ (Continued from page* one) pointed out, killed the carriers and' But, he add<*<l that the prospects of .. . , i. • .i a .• wria-u i L , i. , I «u. dieting the most harmonious ses-isources were easy to discover. With aggerate<l by the Republican oppo- in that statement. .\'ews|>apers u.se*5,0((0 planes to army ami navy air councils the word ‘fKhgrom’ in .H|H*aking of ^ forces, of which a large prf/portion - rJi-stroy reci'nt events in Ru.ssia, and the very would he training rath«*r than combat ftK*tivem*ss. “The .««*cond effect of these with deli)K*raU' inU*nt our jiarty’s unity and sion in years as he took over the'typhus, scientific examinations are gavel to preside, during election of |necessary to determine the affected s[K‘aker. | animals. The senate* adjoumeel after 45 min- McDaipel and Dr. James A. Hayne, utes but the hou.se* .stayeni in .session .state health officer, bdieve many longiT to assign se*ats and make sev-* other cases of typhus were not re- era'l e-hang(.*s in rules. It ad<>pte*<i amen<lme*ntK to previous rules de*signe«l te> spe*exJ handling of j K measures and to prexent calendar !l.j .}ams as have* occurred at pa.st ses-,W sions, i.J The heiuse voted unanimously to give .Neville Bennett, retiring chair- H man e»f the* ways and means commit- t\t Try rellerea COLDS first day, * Headaches and Fever due to Colds, in 30 minntes Rub-My-Tism”—a Woodarftl Unineat. 666 Liquid, Tablets Salve, Nose Drops H. I). HENRY 1898-19.38 F. .M. BOLAND to te*e, two chairs fmm the committe*e t*f- r<K>m. U I few .se'nators were aljserrt opening session while the Only a won! make's ptx*s<*nl atnK'ities palejcraft. , "The .«e*con(l effect of these gains from the into insignificance* iruseifar as the'irl Eve*n this would involve a f<»ur-foId i)crno<*rat.s entire me*mbership of 124 of the* house effect em histeiry is conc<*ime*d. We exjeansion erf the pre*sc*nt Ame'rican th<iee| was pre-sent. Clerks said h -was the* i*(»eak erf, hanl timers, erf elangemus rate* erf output of military aircraft H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BOSSiDS — REAL ESTATE i.: ♦> • 0 II LOANS NEGOTIATED ami semie*tinu*s oppre*ssive* te^neknicies * Months of erfficial stueiy bniught the in genH-rnme-nt. Tfml earlie-r se*out' d<x*ision thi.s w-as the maximum at- we’ve* me*ntieme*d re*tumesl, wai-we*ary,! taririablp*' e*vx*Ti by using advanco<i to a world Idesl erf all s1re*ngth. His mU'S piiMluctiem me-thewls. prei|K*i1y was de’.stroyexl or stol<*n, hisi I.iu'ger nuinbci's would be adde.'d, meme*y worthless, his lalKU' hael ele*- un<Ie*r n*i)orted aelmini.stration plans, sertesl, his stale* was bankrupt. An [as whe*e ls turn fa>te*r in the* ses-oml army wa" e*n<':uiip«s| upon him to he*lp fise*al ye*;ir, In ginning .Inly I, I'.OO. his «eppre*ssor>. IIis gove*rnme*nt was Tlie* goal is t<t re-mam Id,(HIM plaiie*s he»stile. .Xml y«*f. within ••b*ve*n years for the* army ami ove*r 5.tMM( for the be* hael broke*!! the yoke* <*f e>ppi*e*ssie)n oavy. and m the fae*e* of an <*pposmg nue- H e*<uign .eirity, of an anny and a ge»ve*nime*n1, )>alane*e of hi> state*, ■ ke pt if I ve*i he* had i<'gain><l e-oti'iid ariej he* and fi e !.r ba\ MTu'e*. “An iinkiioven |H*n (ja- b ft us the**ie jnspinng lim : 'll hall be* a' it wa> in the* pa't ■ Ne*t with ehe';ilH'. but .vi'h tniigili uiiel witli e-eeiiiagi* shall ‘hi' natleell l,e* nl•lIde*e| tie la^t ' If U g<*neia'lon ean ail-e , de elleateel tee tla* ► eeott eiath tee leeVe* 111' e*ielHltry 'IS* eeJeel ‘etUy tee )l|S (okI tee •.e*r\e* let he*r> U hee-e* eerily tbeeii^ht eif se lf |s tee ke e p that 'e*|f physieui y 'lre>i»g, me,r- ally straight, iiieritally awake* tin* strength artel the* e*eeutage* will In* sup |e|le*e| tee nieelei this lialHin to last. “The -e* thought' have* lH*e*ll alestrue't •he* e'lelllpai I eill*. g<lle*ial. Is the* traiiiirig given s«*,,uis e*ffis*tive*• In ih«* !a t M ye-HT' e'a;*, i.f the* Aiiie ii « an leeiy -e lef'esl feir RheN|e*s H4*heelar- fhl|e* liave* l«s*l| feeltlle*r so.ut' | Ceeulei rwJI «Hi nM*n in this nneni tee te*<*tify as tee the* Vallh eef s,-outing |o the ir e*eeni munitle Th*»se* lll I*haige* eef plee|M*| ties WeiU.el te*l| i|' the* ilesi i*ll se* ||| nils i'hli*VeiUs ete’sti iM'tleeli eef p|o|ee*rty Ilf. ter a tl Nep W.l- e*s|abl|shest. | I'eeilbl *e*i) yeeil eef a tieeop that h.|s He*e'e'pte*el the le s|Me||Mie|||ty eef ke*e*ping the* yaill eef eVe*iy ehuivh III it' e-e»l||IIIUIIlt >* But the* |et e*-e-llee* eef i*ae*h eef yeeu ||e*|>* Is Mril|e|i peesif eef yeeUf iee-lll-f III tile* gee.„| ml iue-ne e* eef t hi' tlleeV i-IUe-nt "The re* ate* 'eeiiie* ‘Jlt.lHMI U«iy- eef, ^Ceeut age* III tile* Blia* Rielge* 4 eilllH'll an*a The-ie* an* |.1,imhi iNey- e>f i*ule age The re ate* some* IlilNI se'eelits, 'JiHI cub* If We* IH-Ileve* III this Weerk, if We* Weeulii re*Iy eill It tee ele'\e*bep tla* h*aele*l s of teenieeri'eew, the- i’KhIb*llge‘ IS the n* We* leMek .luie'k With pilele* eelj past Hexsieinplishme-iit. Ue* must go feiiwanl tee e*\te Met this mfllH-nCe* tee the* theeusatleis eef beiys right urteuilei us, re*aely to In* se'eeuls e*ng»*r le* be* KCeeutS. May Wi* me*e*t this e-ha le*nge*.” MERCHANTS*?^'' WISE Advertise! SORE Throat our to coic relieved by| ____ first pleasant swallow oT THOXINE. fluothes all the way down then acta from within. Ideal f^chlldren. 35c. QUICKER. BETTER. NOTICE Cookt to our ator»-*4Miy I- a botUe of THOXINE- uke a swallow—wait» few mlnu(i»— If ybu are not relieved tad entirely <ati:Aed we will return fOV toaatif* Sold by KEIJ.EKS BRCf; STORE I rum wiiiiiii. Aur«i lur v THOXINE D. E. Tribble Co. FI NERAL IKJIECTORS •..8Dd..« EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmers, Complete .Modern Equipment I Day I*hone 94 Night Phone* 24. 2SS or 2S5 Clinton, 8.C >.s e*eem*urs, the* $2td),11(1(1,- eef the* l•xt.raelnlmHry fumI wri lee* niaele* available* at tin.' s«*s- 'lietl III tin* feerni eef ,iutbee|kty lee e*||fe*r e*<eiit.rae*ts fier planes, guii', tank' ami ee;he*r miinitiien'. linly by mean- erf sue b e-eeiitrae-t aiit heel izat leeti e*aii iiiasK pr<Nlue*tieen by piivate* maniifae-tiinng be* niaele* |ses-lble* eeffle’lllls le<|irVe*. I'heellgh the* eie*lailes| re-e‘ee||ime-rie|a- tliell' .IglessI eell at a leefllt White* lleeU'e* e-e>llfe*l i-llei* eef Will, luivy Mllel ebpbeiii.itM’ eefficials, have* n-maine-el highly e eeliflde llt lal, mfert llie-el MUtheell- lie*s aillle'ipate* .Ml*. Renese*Ve*lt Will tell Ceellgn'ss; 1. <k*rmany lias see far eeutstnpiHsI the* re >a eef the* Weellel m air |MeW*e*l that the* ^■mte*,| .'Slate-s elaie IHet Ulg fill the-i, |Nii*tH*iilarly in th«‘ e*H|ea4 ity t«e pr«M|iM-«* war p aih « in an e*iue r- ge*ne y aiiel the* trauHsI file*)*' tee man the-III. 2. Army ami navy eerrfi i > f.ei air I I aft 'heetll.l Ih- I|euie|riiple el III the* feel^he’ewumg fiM'al ye*al. leeah tee eX panel e xisting feene' allei the IMtleell's leriNliative* «-a|iue*ity 3. 'I'Wfllly theetlsailcl plleets sheellbl Is- Irainiei annuulty in the* e-ejle-g.*' ami an i ve-n gre*ate*r nunilN*i eef axiu tleell nie*e*llMnil'' -theMeleil, at li'.l't at t he* eeill '« t I In me n, the* pie-«*nl aimy an fierce* eef uleeeui Lhl.INHI niimt In* e*X. lOineiest t hii* t*'timate* e-irrulutesi mi military epiarte i*' wa' . thrice- thm niinilH-r will Is- ies|unisi, eef whie-h IT,INai weeilbl Is- aeleie-el III the- He Xt flse-wl ye’Ur. 5. .Xeleiitieenal infantry ami aitiibry trisep' mil't lee- pixevide-d lee ele-fi-ml t he- imeix* iiumcixeiis air lea'e-* .e-\te.tm|«*el all feelv-e-s will leS|Ulle*. ll. Meen* than $1(MI,(MMI,(KMI sheeubl lee* maele- uvailahle- feer anti airt-raft artil- le*iy, tanks, >« lui.aiitoiiuitie- nfle-s ami eetheT We‘a|Hens, tee esplip the* “initial pi lete-vtiv (■ feeixf” of iPlI.IHHI maele* ll|> eef the- Regular '.Army, .Natieenal (euanl and eet ganize-el re*se*rv e*. 7. l-ar meerc "e-eliK'ational eenk rs” feer mimitleeilH shieillel Is* pixiv leiesi fee|* than the* pi-e*se*nt $2.Utm,tHHl annually, tee gear imlu.stiy more clee.cly tee tin* pre-|e;ir<*elue S.S ma«‘}lil)e'. .'■^eeme* eeffl- cials have ii cvemmi-mitsi $IO.(U>lt,(U>(l feer the pui'po e. * ‘ i S. New air base's are lu esk el foi Keth the army and navy. S. C. Budget Put At Ten Million Recfimmi'ndation Hy ('om mis sion Dot's No! Li^clude Social Security Funds. ('eeliimbia. .Ian. 5.—The state bud get ctemmi.ssion ix*vx>mmended an ap- pix>|)riation vrf $10,.V3.'e,970 for the fi.s- cal yv*ar Itb3l»-J0 teslay iti a report w'hich eliel neU include' any I'lX'omnu'n- -rfatiem , for public welfaix*. i The 19lit4-^0 appropriation bill (less a $1,824,715 itiem for the pitblic we!- faie* elepartinent) t<»UiK*vl $10,750,- U.tS sheewing that revxemmetielationsj of the buelgt*t gixeiip for the coming yv‘Hr we’.x* $2,111,228 1h*Io\v pti'sent appixepriatieens, Thej-e vv-as al!*o an e'elucation elepartment itt'n! e»f .$110,-; 0(K) in the 1039-40 ri*eennmt'!idations, which was not include*e| in the cut- n*nt year’s gv'neral fumi total. , The ceiinmi.ssion also j»ieparv*el a stolement te> acxxunjwny its rejHvrt to the general a.s.s<»n>bly in which it declarxKl it W’ould be nt*cessary elur- ing the coming legislative ses.xion "that the support of aocial security would be aquaovely and inevitably pre- •anted to the general acuvembiy for its action "The budget commission has not from eether parties, thosx* who Ix-longj firfvt time in years that none to no jiarty at all, who also pix*ach bev-n absent on the ojiening <lay. the liberargx»sjM*l, so that, firmly al-l liisl, we may continue a common con- .'tructive servici* to the jK*ople of (he counti-y. "For if lh«-se independent voters have the convict ion that the |8*mo- eratie party will remain a liln-ra^ party, they wnl Ih* the first to per- e<-ive what I here ami now pf-oplM*sy: 'I'hat the RepublMUin b-adiiship, con servative at heart, will still seek to nm with the haie and hunt the hound', talking for Italaneed )iudgt<ts out of line iib Ilf It' moii'h and for opportimi't rant' on the tnii'iiry out of the other." .Mr. Roo>i-vell '|Mik«* at th** armiiul .laek.'ori Day dmm-r m the Mayflow er hotv-1 heie, an eviiit at whieh the parly, by ebargmg $HHI a plate, en deavor' to ri-<llice Its defn-'l. The addle*' wa*» bixNiilca't to 'imilar im-etmgs III othei citic' •when prices Wen lower but still ran a* high as $2.'i and $541. \i'0 on the piogiam, .speaker Bankh* ud asserteii that it was "now iipiwiient that maj«u •»l*j»*ctives of the 'oa .al is*onomic progiam aalvorat- ei| by th(* administration have ta-a-n praa lira ly a-aHtiph'ta-al ” lit challt-ng t a| foa ' trf tha Miiniinist rat lain tai 'Ig nify New iKa^ law* which they wish to nullify an ra |M-al. Telephone 121 had I 1939 Calls For... NEW BOOKS WE HAVE A COMPLETE incluila<a| un v ris ■MlimelValat lain fair SO- cia! 'ix'unly in it.* itami/i-al pr«i|Hiai- al' for a x|H*rHhtures for tha* nt xt fis- tai \ear, but ha* taken th« reveiim*, a- a-.tiniaU’ti by thai»e a hargeal with that tint)', ami applitti it tai Iho'e 'a-r- va*es of the '«tMlt* tilher than tha* sae eulla-al »tx*ui>:\ MTV ice' In maa*t in- 'tances tha amounts rtvtimma-rMhsI are A'aiiisitlt rahly U laiw Ilia amounts ap- propiii)ta*ai for the pn sent fiscal year. 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