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/ i J \ . J PAGE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1939 Counties Get ’ $38,821,130 Comptroller General A. J. Beat- tie Annual Report. Columbia, Jan. 14.—The 46 counties | of South Carolina roceivW $118,821,- 130, of which approximatdy $6,068,- (100 was btiiTowetl money, during the fiscaLyear ending July 1, 1038, Comp troller A. J. Beattie said Uxlay. Of this total schools r(>ceive<l $10,- ' defense, aviation, personnel, etc., may government, the South Ls not in the ' .start some active debates. position of a medicant.” - The appoinhnw-nt of Professor;/-7),^ nation’s treatment of th^ I Felix Franltfurter as Justice, .of thereport said, "ha« been I Abolition of the poll tax as a pre Su|»reme (ourt to succeed the lateU^^^ generally accorded coionia! pos-'requisite to voting wa/^ favored. of children per adult population, with state control over administra tion and curriculum. Justice Caniozo has been rumored se.«sion«. The South does not ask a' “Obviously,” said the report, “not WASHINGTON so persistency for months pa.st that preferred status; what it asks is all that should be done can, or will, all of the arguments for and against'opp^unity within thejbe done by the federal government, him have pretty well b<-en threshed | y^ion.” |;The suggestions we have made pre- SPEOAL UNTIL FEBRUARY 14TB The American Magazine, Woman's Home Companion, Collier's—all Uiree $4.00 for 14 months. Call— ' . JAMES W. CALDWELL ; out, and his confirmation by the Sen- late is a foregone conclusion. Washington, Jan. 16.—'While the first part of IVesident Roosevelt’s In recommendations, the group I . . . . • . T. * ili»t first the problem of agriculture AmonK lawyers and jurists, Pr<.f.|,„,j „ , ..„„ti„ued expansion of Frankf^urto.r is regarded as one of rehabiliution work of the farm ,the ablest TOemb,-r» of the suppose continuing attack by the states upon economic and social prob lems. . . ” State legislation, the group urged, should include coordination of. gov a brilliant scholar and student of the 1 ( problem of public healthactivities for utilization of 117,000 ami the counties $17,728,000. first message to f'^ngrt^ss law, and his ex|H;rience- as .sc-cri-tary ..acute’*''in"thr South "theTmJp"‘en-1 land IS hailiMl by friends and foes alike as a ma.st<‘rly and statesmanlike pre sentation of the principl<*s of democ- The state receivt*d $1,705,000 from the five mill property leY'y for that tmrt of 1037 inc!ud<“<l in the fiscal year. ' racy and the necessity of defending Total prop<*rty tax co.lected in theu^^.y^j against aggr<«sions fmm within f>erio<l was $17,345,000T Income fixim ^r without, then* is such a difference other sources, inclu<ling gasoline, li-|of opinion7~even within his own jiarty, <|Uor ami starte ai<l t<» .schools, wasj,,^,,,. }^i^ rwommendations in his bud- $ir>,406,lKM). Si’hfHhJs rec<‘ive<l $K,< 11,-.message that the makings of a of the late Ju.stice Holft« and his lof the late Justice Ilfilmes and his land othirr legal subj«*cts have won i ■him high praise as a .sound interp- j rerter of the Constitution. liorn in V’ienna of Jewish paivnts and brought U> Amerka at the age (»f ten, Ju.sftice Frankfuiter’.s 0(K( and txmntics $6,663,0(10 of this fUTO. County governments ha<l a ca.sh bal ance of approximately $10,100,00(» <c .July 1,* 1037, aiifi a balance of $0, 300,000 in .lime, lOilS. Assessor’s Notice fine political row .seem to be .shaping up. All the information that comes to Washington - fnwn thi; fHsjfde oif the Elation, through th<‘ir repre.sentativx's I in Congress and the new'.si>ai»«-rs of I the country, imlicati-s that the /;.American jHsqkle are thoroughly sold pointmerit to .succeed dorsed the program of the national health conference for federal coope ration w’ith states and counties in ex tending medical aid. As a third point, the group rec ommended appropriation of federal funds for equalization of educational! ^^1*! opportunities in all states. tion affecting owner-tenant rela tionships, extension of .sijcial security,' benefits, guaiantee of civil liberties' and rights of labor, and abo'ition of the r>oll tax. 'nent Jew king in Washington, though it has the Cerman fit- The aroused fury. I on the necessity (»f rens, liay of strengthening The County .Auditor’s <»ffice at I<au-jour national defenses in every fras- C,. will 1m- (>|K-n fi»m the 1st ible way. The feiting that we are January to the 2(>th day oflajiproaching a situation in which wt- h'ehruar>’, ]‘.t3'.», for the puriM>se of j may be comp<-ll<-d to fight to i»re- taking tax n-tunis for the <-nsuing serve American in.stilutions seems year; arnl for the transiu-tion of all!to U- widespre«<l. business pertaining to the office. Forj At the same time, however, then- th<- ciHiveniemx- <kf taxpayers returns is a general Ix-lief that the jasjjde can Ix-^made at the following api>oint- are getting rewtless over what many Views On How To Help South Aired regani as unm-cx-ssary and firtiJe .siM-ndiivg, and this public opinion will be refkxtixl in the dis<-ussions hu<j- m-w ments jthnnighout the county on <latc*8 namtsl b(-low for the puriHwe of tak ing tax rolurns for th<* year, llKl'J: Cross MiM, Thursday, Jan. Ikth, ‘J'ovi-r the proposals in the a. m to 2 p. m. ,get. Moufitville, Thursday, Jan. • llMh, Asks .Nine Billion 3 p. m. to f) p. m. I The total amount of money which Dr. Th<mi|tson’s, Friday, Jan. 20th, j the Pix-sident has asked Congix-.ss k a. m. to 12 ruMUi. to appropriate for th<* fis<-al y<-ar be- W aterloo, T i nlay, Tan. 20(.h, 1 p. m.. gituiing m-xt .)uly fii-s4, is almost to 4 ji. rn. 'nine billion dollars; $K,00r»,(Mt(l,(i0(l, .Martin’s .'ston-, .'Saturday, Jan. 21 si,'to (-xaef. The total rev»-nue which k a. m. to 12 n<M>n. the 'I'n-asury **stimatoH for tin- -aim- F'nnceton, .Monday, .laiuiary 23rd. j fiscal year is $."),6*l;*.00(1,(1(10. a m. to II a. m. 'I'hal wonbi mean a di*fu-it of S3,- VVatkiris* Stort-, .Monday, Jan. 23i’d, JtijHMi.ooo, ami an im-r«-a-i- in the II .!(> a. m. t<i I |i. m. ; national debt to almo-t b'l billion I avloi s .''ti>re, .Monday, .Ian. 2Jrd, if t||,. money ie(|uested r; appio|n i- anot ei «mi-! endorstxl the feileral ami administration ptx>-^ gram for guarantix-ing the rights of' government toi , , j *u • ■ i e i 1 istandard.s and the principle of coI-‘ !!ectivL* bargaining. I 'I'he grouj) criticiz(-d differentia^ I in freight rat'-s lK-twe«-n the .North and .^ou’.h, knd urged anu-mlment of the intei.state commerce act to .eq.ializi- rates by "eJ.minatiog any un- Fivt*-I*oint I’rogruin I’ut.s .A^ri-|d.i.- or unn a.-onable pi«-f<-eence or culture Ahead. * Labor Uolicy’advanu.g. -■> any region’’ which might {h.tidi r developmeent .if such tx gion. ^ j In its agrici^ltural ix-comm<-hda- 1 Atlanta, Jan. I 'l. Tw •nty.nine i tipus flu- group .str.-.ssed th<- yk-d '.Southern leader.s, refne.stnt.ng th(-jof placing •‘farmers in the lowest i field.s of etiucation, bu.sineS', jour- iri<-onu- gioujion the ag'icultural lad- jnailism, labor and state government,' der’’ and fuoviiling for lh<* "author-j I offered a five faiint [irogram tiwlayiized afiprofu iations for the Kank-j for advancerm-nt of the South’s ix-o-j head-Jones ^farm ti-nant act to offer nornic jiosition. further opfxulunities to farmers of| ('iting the re|K>i-t o-f the nat ional i more advanced qualifications.” <-mergency council on the Soul.h! Of its sugges'Jon on coping with which I'lx-sident J{ >o>evi-lt. h.is rc-j Southern h*-«lth yiroldi-ms th«* gixiuf) ferred to as the n‘ationa’> .No. 1 i-<-o-, statetj that “sjieciaJ consitk-mtion j nomic i»robk*m, t.h4- groufi asserteil | shouki Im- given to rural areas high that imfirovement of .‘South’s busi- in m«-dical needs but low in financial We Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except Bad. 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I’t I-oiia! piopi i ty lia - to In- ix- found. i no di |»uto about tbo a national iihouk- .imaiiing the larii ing- of all bii .inr < and iiidiv idual , can In- rai-td to .m(I billion dollars oi inoif. ibe pi-c i-nt tax rate- will pro vide all the mom-y that the (ioverii lllelit leqilire The pie-.eiit national ineoim- r aioiind 6,0 billion . Then- aie, bow ever, difference of o|iinioll M to whet III I t tie I-Ollt inillllg of the led ♦ uriiisl eVe y ye.II. |l I- •*b‘'olll!el> Indlllg polny W vll help to Imi III« I If 'I to: no I * aiy foi yoli ■ ! eonv I lllel't to o! I 11 III I • ;ii ( llll .it • 'III of 1 III to make n relurii ollle to .\lldl ll■•ll ■e. (diXI-e alMive plai’i's. 'mi me to tin- |»>‘llll whi-lt funhel iNiit'iitving by the t i'lV el nnieni will Im uliliis'e Uirv tt \ udllol , l: iMtRKoll. I III ell I olint V. 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AiK.tlior rep.Ml of an inve-itigatmg eoinniitteo which hekl .-.e.-v.-iions be- fort- tbe new Congress met, is stir ring u|i trouble oil'several front.s. riiv- I’resideirt toolc s|>evial iH-ea sioii during tlie eampaigii tvi entieizi- tJie ( .»nimittt-e on I’li-.Ainei iean .\c- tivilios, 1*1 adtxl by Kepresentat ive ■Martin Dios of Texas, because the eoinnuttee had perniitti-d p.r-ons to III.ike .statements implying that (lov. Frank .Murpiy. of Michigan was a Comnumi't sympathizer. The eom- niittee did not indorse those .state- aments. but .Mr. liiHisi-velt thought they should never have In-eti julowed to lie heaid. i Now Frank Murjvhy, who wa.s criti- .cized lM‘foix‘ the committiH*, is .At- tortu-y Irv-nei-al of tihe I’nittxl States, 'head of thv* l>t-|>artment of Justice, and Imiss of the (J-.Men, and the an nouncement "coim-s out fixmi the White Hoi».s^‘ that Justice Dc|>artmonl inve.stigators have alixx-aily InVn as- j.-^igtuxi to invt*stigate the very mat- kins which the Dies eommlttix- vainly I sought to have them investigate. I tthsiirman Dies wants another $15(V,- (!00 to carry on the commiUcc’.s in vestigations. TVh* chancre seem gixxl I that he will got it fix>m Congrx-ss. j No SeriouH Struggle I Theix? is not likely to -be any seri- ! ous strugiglc in i'ongress over the appropriation asked by the President of $1,319,558,000 for Nut ional De fense, aHhough it will be the largest expenditure for utich purposes ever made in peace time. The question of how dhe money it t» be divided between land and tea forces, coaat tAf rje — Urn H'r may be, of course, that ^ you havcirt trieJ this lUiick beauty. It may be you havcirt easetl il tbe ^as, and felt it settle down, all staunch and steady and solid beneath you, to the joy ful task of sfieedinji your iioinj*! It may be >011 haven’t looked out through these wider win* dows — haven’t known the featherbed comfort of soft, BuiQiil Sprin^^in^ — haven’t felt the blessed security of handling that’s sure, even when streets are slick! But the very look of this Buick traveler oi?«fht to tell vou— it’s tiM) ^ood to wait for! Not to have it now is to miss a lot of fun that this ^reat and able Dynaflash ei^ht can bring you. You’i missing miles of pleasurable comfort —and skid-dodging safetv as well. • ^ ^'ou lose something by wait ing, too, in the trade-in value of your present car—which is obviously worth less with each week’s added mileage. This up-and-at-’em performer doesn’t wait when you want it to go—so, why should you wait to get it going? Prices arc lower than a year a DYNAHASN VAlVt-Ut-HCAO SUIAIOm.nOMT iNoiNi a aulcoii Toioui.riii irtiMoiNo a oRiATBi visaaiTY a nanoonwt t«ansm»sion a ROOMiiR uNisTm toov lY mun a roaoui- DaiVI a TWTOf HTOtAUUC MAKES a OtOWN CIUTCN a “CATWAIK-COOIINO- OPTIONAl REAt AXU OtAR RATIOS a RIASM- DMECTION SIONAt a SEIAAANKMO KNES. ACTION FRONT SRRMOINO flfPi hfttft automohiUs art built Buiii ai ill buiU thim TUNE INI Dear Clrm Mc((ariby'* blowhy.hU.w rl By deacription ol the Joe Louia-John Hcary Lem* (!hampM>n*hip hthi! \(alrli paper* i.w lime and li*leo Ui mib Buick'* complimcal*. ALL NBC STATIONSI a^09 lower than yotid expect, lower ei'cn than on some sixes. And the bills you may dodge by buying now’ may even cover a payment or two! No —waiting won’t get you anywhere, sir —but sure as value is value, this Buick will! Metier buy Buick -NOWr> EXEMHAR OF GENERAL MOTOR! 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