The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 22, 1939, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THl RSDAY. JI NE Z2, 1M9
to DAY
woMorun
Supply Measure
Finally Settled
FARMERS U. S. HOPE - SMITH
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Duke Makes
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New York, June 15.—Senator Smith; Smith declared agriculture, ^wtwch ^
8TQX
AlDO
Differences In Appropriation ^J^eae for the New York Commodity
Bill Between County’s Repre- dub tonight that the hope of the na-
senUtives and Senato^J^om-“«»"■ libertydoving,
promiKed, |
of South Carolina, declared m an ad-1 he deecyribed as the natkm’a ‘‘basic in-
ia the dark and has met hanseff
or $4,297,150.46
ROYALTY — Celebration
Amerioan-minded farmers.’
was
•in
a deplorable condi-i^ ^ aame road hr started! Baleigb, June 14.—^The Duke Power
on.” jempany, larn^ public utility in the
- , .. . .' Smith mid cocton farmers would j Camliima, made a profit of $4,297,-
to Tiguruualy to acbm 150.4« last year, compared with $4.-
to brh« dboul: €60.474 ia 1937, the lAilKiee commis-
dustry,
lion.’
In
and regimentation, the price ci farm'
They aire individualists, American'products in terms of gold is aknoat ®**^***^’^
, , n-u T i individualists, if you will,” he added, I the krwewt m history.”
iurms. ’■ ® ' “and they know that,in the long run! many of our great
. - V supply bill, carrying an »P'I their liberated energies will bring export markets, and actually hare
I was m Washington when *''Dg pjopri^tion of $341,4fi7.44, became law ithem a better return than anything
G»-oirge and Queen Eliiabeth paid ^ ^ free I they can receive from the govem-
thcir royal visit to our national capi- ^ ment.
I wa.-. one of the comparatively conference when members of thel"> ^ ,w-
few for wh<fm .standing room had Laurens delegation refused to accept j They value their frwdom more than j k. _ii
'a benefit check which can only relieve; national income, and it might be weil
been paying our farmers not to pro
duce.
“Notwithstanding all this, farm in
come is only a!bout 10 per cent of
ataiiility.
*TlMae, as I aee them, eowmst of a
fair Ihring retim for the cotton pro
ducer,” he declared. *niic7 cill for a
return timt is on a reaaowahle parity
with the demands in our tariff-pro
tected industry.
aanouHced today.
Urn company last year paid a thr^
per cent dividefid, amounting to $S.-
036,144 OB common stock, and a seven
per cent dividend, amounting to $19,-
959, OB preferred ^odc.
been reserved wiien the visiting mon-j amendments tacke<l on by Senator
arrhs held a reception for the ***'!**, Crtumer. Speaking of the action Rep-
tors and representalives in the ro- , • nr »r d i* j _;u j *
, L ij.; resentative W, T. Bolt dtsenhed the
tunda of the Capitol building.
<1 can rei*ort that King Gt^irge VI. fir’s! as a unanimous report,
is a pleasant-face<l, intelligent-l(K>k- all committee members concurring.
Ing, sJender gentleman <»f 41 who' fdneeming .Senator Cromer’s
temporary distress.”
*They call for a recapture of the'NEGRO BEING SOUGHT
IN SHOTGUN
to
world’s marioets. again placing the!
Smith was answering a question' the rural population immediately de-
which he had asked. j pendent on the farmere represents
“Who do you suppose is gojytg to | about 45 per cent of our p<^mistion.
keep in mind that the farmer and,^reat staple of the South in the post
SLAYING
maintain our constitutional system
providing for a stable, government and
Smith declared that if agriculture
was to be stabilized, “a sound cotton
economy” must be preserved.
tkm it formerly commanded.
I Laurens. June 18.—^Henrry Young,
1 negro, was being sought by Laurens
ma
lot'ked and acted as if he were having amendments to retain a tax j
a g<x>d time, and his wife, Queen h* an a.ssistant to the bookkeeper in|P“' had wid.
Elizabeth, is much prettier than he^ the sheriff’s office and to increase tliel . say not e s urns o our ci .* u, j ■■ . . — — — , .j. . j v
piclu.«ea shovi'. She is a little woman, t.avel allowance of each of the twol'T'^^ pitaJ. We thank you for your calk, nished into the h<^ and began
fiv, fm tw., I .«*H,0ld ™y. do- county by I20U an.|‘'’' "it!"”'- • ^ ‘
cid«!ly m c<«trafl U, Mr,. R,K,r»elfr nually, thy fir.,t was accyptrd with ry. >" thy hy«ajrf It w ™ no .pant of pera^entP
. drifting into our cities; not cism that 1 refer to our secrertary of
SIX feet. vi.sion.s and the latter was omitted I , .♦ c. -wi. a.- j 4*h
i’ar ‘ yv, w |the Workers’A liance, with its leaders agriculture,’ Smith continued. Be m
Washington has never been so gai.y. altogether. ' ’ t
CARD OF THANKS Icoonty efficer? today after a coro
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Ross, former!n«^» Warned him for Ae shot-
residents of India^ fngefully ap-'m* killmg «f Lixae Allen, negress,
„ preciate Ae kindness shown them byl*t home on the .MountviHe r^.
He said it was “no time to make.^j^ ^ CHiiton daring the Clinton Saturday night The
-.ttcftTi worse (for ^ ruah-j,^^ Roger, was in the hoa- '•wiman’s k Aand testified that Young
thank you for your calls, iroxhed into the house and began
the flowers, cards and gifts sent to i’*<>««“» *"<* ^at Uzzie got »hot.
' Young has been described as 45,
doexcrated, nor its inhatiitants so en-| .\s finally decided Ae tax <^^niuni8tic proj^gand^
AueiaKtk-. over th<* visit.H of any oA-|wiIl continue at a salary of |i25 i
or ceJeirritjes. That is quite natural,[monthly and $200 travel aJlgwance govemmen ,
since no celelirities of such world im-jfor the live months <rf this y(*r al-
portance have ever visitnl Wa.shing-. rea<iy expirwl, and a salary of $115
txm liefore. The titular head of th<' m<‘nthly with no travel allowance for
wx-rld’s gn«te}«t em|hn* jiayrng a call [the remaining seven months. An en-
on tihe he*<l of the world’s greatest j tifeJy new move ma<ie by the free
re|-ublic was an occasion to celebrate.'conference commitU*e was that of re-
1 have seen at rmire or lees close, diicing the salary of the jailer from
rangf', many heads of nations in the $125 to $lliLT><*T monA, the new scale
past sixty ymi's, but few who made .tryfle^in^ffeef Hhe remaining sev<m
as g»x»d an impr» siM«*n. ^ imonth.s of this y(‘ar.
~ 1 Represinilative lb*It said the cur-
MON.4R(TIY — S>inh*»I nm* bill was sonie 23 or 24 thousand
It s a i.' ►'I »lf a’ . f .* ,or.i‘ I eul. ibirar*- less tna" ‘r.a? of 'as* yar,
tla- H’.tish Mnfiire a rnofarchy. The {,,,. -.ipp'y m.^a-jre a- finally draft-
wx»i;l mya'i.* govi mtnent by th«' ru.e ,,,j repreHy-nt iig .i eorii|>ronii?i* <>n
<»f a ■ r ir.e indtv a" e •n*'*U'Sfsl .«.v«-rai tsf thr te!n <-<iin*Tturig wh.ch
w’*h «*»archy. ii b mean- no gov-w^^,. i.bpa'on nunii • ■ - •, Id «|.ff* r-
• I' a; a !, athl b iii«ic-a«‘y, wh.ch |.j,f .m-w-. MemlM r- «if the free ron-
by th< p< ople. f r>iuni»‘t<< 4/h« Jhan ^ke
-1* far ‘s ,ng a inon- o- r and thr*e
on record a« opposing an expM*t sub-
him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Row.
Ik
AncOier way to gK the average
in the Roivsian strategy of [sidy. He wa* right. jnran to agree wiA you,is to tel! him
"Now he is vigorously supporting that he works too hard.
light colored, five feet, eight inches:
and weighing 150 pounds.
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I'RKSIliENT — I’owrr I
J*y v*om|»H’i-or. with the king of' t .\N AIb\ — Title '
K-g.«nd. ’om- pri-^ub-nt of the rnitexl King (rtx*rg«- v».>irt«xl this country
b-ati-- iH-cupn-s H |>*i-iti»m of enor- not in his official caihuity of head of
irous j*ow«nr. Me is th«‘ sole executive the whole Bnti.sh emigre, hut as king
<f the n-.itHm, charge+t wiA adniinis- of one of th«* niemlK-rs of the British
tonng the laws i nacte<l by congress, (^(nimonwi-alth of Nations, which is i
Jf h*' «lisapprov**s an a**! of congres.s „ow the official title <*f the‘ilomain!
be can veU> it. He can ami tux's rec-^over which the British flag flies. He
4<mmen<l logi.slatUm to congri*ss, ami canu- t*> call on us a.-: king of our
lakes an active j»art in |M>litics. 'nex-dmir m*ighb»>r, Canada.
The president, like the king, ha.« a' Hy the Act of Wc.stminster the
ea’l»in«*l, but the ‘members of the i lij-itish government VelinquishtMi all
AmencaTi cabinet aiv appointeti wlc-'authority oyer Cana<la. Austi-alia,
ly by th<- presiilent and are in effect New Zt'aland and th<‘ Union of SouA
inemy his fx-rsonal dorks or execu- Africa, but provndeii that th4‘ king
live assistants. And he can do many of Englaml should also be kiug of
——those independent nations. \vh*> .are
memliers in their own rights of the
League of Nations, send their own
*amlius«i<lors to other countries, ami
make ti*eaties in Aeir own names.
The king of England i.s remvsented
in eaih of the nations of th** com
monwealth by a gowrno! -geneial,
who has about as much to say.aliout
public affairs a.s Ae king does, which
i.s almost nothing, th<‘ pleasant
y^ung man and his beautiful vvift
I who cmllt*d on us lately we;*e merely
the king anu queen of Canada.
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June 22nd to July 4th
50% SAVING
From Standard List
On Big Husky
Genuine New
Goodyear
TIRES
V
4.75-19
$5.74
4.50-21
$5.56
5.25-18
$6.66
5.50-17
$7.32
6.00-16
$7.98
6.50-16
$9.70
Think mf it—for nne-haK the c«*l nf little-knnmn nr
•ff bmiid *>taia$ar$'' tiren. >•« feet the PATHFINDER,
made and iniamnlee^ fnr Hfe hy GOODYE.AR! Thnt’fi
real lire nens fnr ynn! The new PnthfiMler in plenty
tough, with its thirk Inng-weauinit renter-tmetion trend
and its brnise-resist ing. blnwnnt-pmlerted plies of low
stretch Snpertwist ford. And its plenty good-looking,
tCM».
Rut. don’t delay . . . these special prices are good only
until July 4tli—e«o boy now for yoor Holiday trip. We're
out to set new sades records daring this saJe. Stocks au-e
complete—^ne have adl popofau* sixes. Horry' in—i^et yours
early!
Speedway Tires
4.40-21 $4.65
4.50-21
$4.95
NET PRICES INCLUDING YOUR OLD TIRE
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