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.a xZ. ■ .. y PAGE FOOl THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. (Slutton Qllirotitrlr 1 , ^^LSON W. HARRE. Editor and PdblMher Pablblfeed Erery Thuraday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The C^irorucle seeks the cooperati«jn of its subscribers ai^ readers—the publisher will at all timew appreciate wise sufcesUons and kindly vice. The (^ronide will pdblish leturs of feneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature, .\nonyinoas communications will not be noticed. This paper is^not resp*>n.iible for the views or i^iniona of !ts coireapondents. 1 THURSDAY, JUNE ». 1939 (T.INTON, S. C.. THI RSUAY. JUNE M, 1539 Thf m ’K 'C IO\ S 11IKTHI>\3 rj«tl ls*he\e it i.s ali bad so many. , », o i. i. n .■«.» I . , I in the arm. -Mr. R<»o.seveIt, who now jfovemmient officiaisi . jrovfi nni-ntal chanifes which h.^-salarHsi the worhlMn the so^alWsl exjierLs are. tellinK us. ! / ' 'money) spend the' jrreater part of cau-sed the wreck has not been cau<rhft t)ieir time hunCmy schemes for froV'^It is no hinfer safe to drive on a pub- emtnent spending, government lend- lie highway. Everybody is crazy, but* ing. and currency inflation. I the craziest persons of them all are The gigantic spending program now the folks who drink or peddle .whia-l I proposed carries with it a hint that key; that cargo of illegal ,booze was t ,the president ia definitely considering more important to that bootlegger a third-term candidacy next year. He than human lives. I hope that my wifei wants the nomination himsdf, or else and I shall never have to live thru, ‘he desires to dictate as to who his such agony and bewilderment again. successor will be. It comes at a time' • atxl umler circumstances suggesting (>ext l>ay) that Mr. Roosevelt might have been' The Mreek’s Aftermath holding this project up his sleeve in I wrote a pitce yesterday about the rwene for month.s as a means of wreck that befell us. I am now able, quickening the recovery pace next to jioke one leg straight out and fold yt-ar and arresting the decided anti- the othi'r leg under me like a mouse-, Democatic, anti-New l>t*al drift of the trap. My head which was roughly m-, r.»3X elections and even more marked troduced to a .safety glass wind.shield, now. To us it seems a rea.Honable ex- healing up, and if my skull was| pTtation that the m*w plan for ex-'cracked_ it hasn’t disturbed me very; tensive economic aid may become ajniuoh so far. But I have always been ^ • prime element of {lolitical maneuver- accuseil of being half-cn^ked. ; ling arxl strategy for 1^40. ^ I .And .so. we will take anothoi- .shot K^xxl lady was brought home from the hospital yesterday. There THE POCKETBOOK </KNOWLEDGE *pro|MK»es the plan, in his first itiau- a.re two or three places on her body wejit tivcr the worl«l( in tne ‘ gural address remarked of the “mon- ^hat were not bruised or battered. She year* *iiice the War have incr.-wsed ’ th«* n-sults of system ,.y.^hangers”: “Fact'd by failure sif "‘H remain in be<l with a nurse for a* the Mgrnficame for .American* of AnM-nca have Us-n mainly goo-l, ^ propo^^ only the week or so. She .says her time simply | Jxuy 4. iTTd. We do well, therefore. f**r capitalists hut for jnioney.” [hadn’t ^me. She is not interested in :<• «K aside tine day in the year for , I He is the hhitic who 3Utos liny niort?. ^ht? t^hinks it is siferj f'ei. bra:ion of th*- hirthilay of the na- 111*1# M\KKFT SYSTEM ^ sjieech ma<le at Pittsburgh dur- •'day in bed or under the be«l. but tion. and though the |H-ople have ^ • • *• cam|»aign of IH.TJ; seems willing to risk a visit to her! iaig. ly iost siglit of the truth-the The market is any and every place are |iaid in the .<weat of l'*<‘l^y“rd. She,likemy.seIf.istooner- pj. ncii-K- la .1 .hiwn in the Ibvlara- b. wh ch fN-ople bring tlM-ir wealth hecau.se they are intelligently. tion of I*;;; years ago ale still our**‘* exchange* for .something the) want ..p, prinluctnin and can lie fiaid .. . . * TT. . . . I-..r ..,.ny th..a.an.l, ,.f J-.P. h..y ''V ''7- •>» ■« r, , -, , , I hoiie the bootlegger who ran into are refl«*cte<l in idle factories, tax-soi<i . -n i i i . .u i i , , , I , , . u-'» ''ill lie overtaken by the law, andi fai-ms. ami h«*nce, in hordes of the . ..i i., , i., l. . i hungry tramping tin* streets an<l Ms'king work in vain. t>ur workers may m*ver s»e a tax hill, hut they l>ay in disiui’tiofi from wage*, iii in- eni-a.s4-«l cost «»f what they buy, or, in yi'ars ago aie gr«nali<*nal asset. Ths-re are many wht» are incline*! human }»*ings have Iiv«-d by traiiing To hink that .Americans lake their "Mh ..re amc.her. Ths- markets of to- f-wn birthday* a- a matter of course, day, h«»w«v«‘r, are vastly «l.ff«*renl that the aiirivei *arM'.s lose th ir pa- from tho-e «»f th** fust primitiv** men trj*»tiC fav.ir and that, re<luc«sl ;•» its w *rti!y system of ex»*hange wa,s ;. A, st comimm ik nominal*.-. rtir ‘•arter. to trade *onM*thiiig which h«* E .e-h of July wlaii it rolls anmn*! 'T hi- kinsmen ha-l pr.-luce*! for » Til... lav u lit Im- f..r iiii.-i* loT- **iHH-th;ng he wante*! *»r n«**-i)***l which . , e ' t . -ri T<v. I ut-.la.; will fs lor mo*, fur o ^ ,, , , . hri»ad cessation of empbiynwnt. Th^re son- a *la.v ori which they will l»e free v.m.*.iie eL**- offei.-.| f..r exchange. fr..m wok a day on which to “’ay T.«lay ths- trade is ma.le by means ,.ff~ ami .bv .t*- th*-m-elv*-s to ra-e -f money We exchange ..ur services and .ec-eatein. f*»f money with wha-h to purrha*e If that shsiuld »■- true univcr*ally o.mm-btie* -.hims.im* el*e has arceiK- ari.l bterail). it would he unf.»rt unate. e,! money f«»r proilucing !.u: :f H 1* only jmrtly »**. then the The main difference m the market* of tfxlay IS that <if sfieriaiination The i.s fed an uneinpb»y*sl man. there i.s ri 4 a .struggling farmer whose inti'T- est in this suliyert i* n*K dinn-t ami vital. “I regard mluction in federal *l*ending **ff«*rtive iiahhisl. It’s a pit.v he didn’t get slightly cripple*!. He hop|>ed <»ut of his wri*cke*l car though and marathoned across the field at alMiut 30 m.p h. He ought to lie passing through .A.sia by July 4th. He was hitting on all so onlfMikers sairl, an<i he didn’t Imik liack. He eviilently didn’t have time. (We would have gladly swappe*! plac es with thi.s b*Kiie ptsbller). IT i« mtmmvco tvwir ( nns couNTtbr anu. vot at twc rati oa A NllMUTt AHO 6P«MO «r TMt OATt oa 0uRl«46 •999. VOUCAN CHASiAtSry nm rntmmouam ACCQQOmD TO tgPtOUMtNTS OaCMTtV MAOt IM OCNMAfhC ..JHO’nfTfO U6HT% fotetom cennAMHS SM0*v iMAT mn nor only onuKt rm u«Hr butit mAMTS rngm sooAowsY *AO »4gAr nttY Lf*ve •Mp »aan rosettr AJ9 tACM y»*a ApaaoawwAT«.v miuon in miTtLATto mOHTf *« SINT INTO Tvsg ‘TRSASuRV aOA aiMMPTlOH. Tj ■OONOWC acTWiTV H4 TUlS COU»rNhr « CARftifO OM By womouaLS 4MO (WATNMKMlPa We inherited from this wreck—for , as the most .lirert and which we were in n*i way t*i blame—« contnbution that g»»vern- ctiuple of bunged up, cracke*! up anat Neutrality Bill Battle Looming nients are conceme*!.” He predictesl. however, that the section eliminating the mandatory arms embargo would g<i thmugh wit)K>ut subaUntial change. Washington, June 25.—A fiew-for-, „f ^ », e*pect«l to fight over l9ie beat method of renUT *Uuati.*n IS n.4 s<» ImnI after all. be- v*«»«y i* i»i«* «•! *|pr^ ••••*• in',* • *,«- * . i. » ^ > nu.. k,ii > , , -' «a*. .n tiuth Ireiem-fvlencr lla) d-ww gs-fs IhetasHve* are different, the "*•*"* to busines. A (lower- omie*. a nice hospital bill, a repair ^ ^ nmvu.on. ^ ^ a a. k. ak. u s - * fy| cofvliilMiCinff t*» •'ctKMHTiic ^*11 OUT wrrckrti ftfiKHjnCinf I s . ■ t La j *j r^nlcf ofi ♦'wo proviAiotw ooc -t* -l f.o a littir ..f that s.M^ *rf thing imwas by which they are bnnight to.'“' runwiouxina m er 1^100 .nd . the United Mtote* at peace pennit the president to define „ .... 1 . a.,.. .n.! .l.-i*oees I disaster )m* biwn this meicusable to about 9^4 UU. and a crippled men- ^ i»ermiv viw presioem »o ovrme vf fmm the daily grind .k the ^ f,*wal mhnm.AUatwm and the .d»«*an. ulily. The c*.unty took oxer 79 fmL “"Tc^m t^y to devel^ ,n .,f operations- from which T- ya: grind tba. the of the from whwh they ernwe are no. Know .,!d poumd It ^ I awNtingfy. om farefathers did T«-dA> • system of Isjying .. -etiing , _ , ^ tnrine h»J. «•* *^^* dihate. amre HmTirlanp politwaJ uUepea ha. rrealssl . -bud r . . the trad l-l***^ ^ scomown U g pra- we w.^ tirmg to aUaeh meamaw which 7^ man aeriare — « • • . a a,.** ^hrey to maHWW that if we resnoxe a amall part >4 aur losses, hat the 11 ' mrasuiw. waicii m .. . .* - • , .1 .W, 4^ur,4 IW .-.J S. —,«.»J M. Ih. .M . ...,11— ~i-»w«nr —»»re « W pfwdarei . * I •! bi, p • lu* s«tly to —mi,-, **0 ^ arms and miMUtmas ta heihgasoaia. *^ •^**''*"^ •Ser.'W ••aks* w« hsxr ****^ ' S*!**" ' Me havr to suffer physwal dam- •• sHmdwled lo coaie up Tues^r fat ,a n re -Sat we are oWr t . pur d s—ni %, I m.4 .« the beg tW ?.» .bed |srs.4*or at * •• ** • a,ra A ss • wladli .t* the grip g-*et *,ds ’*• 'b- 'I* -•be? tb.ng* fi'HW p< «A? t<-oa tgn-esfvre. (tesa ?.«! fi.an ♦» ',te|sse-S -4 operations amata and citiaeas could be barred and the other to prahibit Amifscaw ahipa* being mungkim whet with a bedigereat aati a. at'. Ages aiwl finAOrial lass heraam a twu day. thiisljr p*dd>r had t«i base rheA|wr than g*»%erwmrot hgwsr TW \ew Yask Dr. Felder Smith af iHut AMmi R fiiirni (irrtiiiimiifm SpccUliiit In Kye Examinmtions S' s * »• « a A - 4 . * *.i a * SV 'e • Siknl. tS •* a^a,. w Ids ••/at * •'•mms t If. »f tarwe ^ .>■' One* *'>d I* i» * ' *•■*£* at* - * * i. T? s’-i It »iw v«.o - .4 .u|»ply ♦set. V * ••f'en by ir • .I •f *’ b A W. s ‘ si ' t \ t A* 1. W . .1 I r ■ *ax g i* j*,'>* ’H s*»$ ‘ Hs s » sA • ' »! I’* . I.-A-b'- .• r.j;*- t.evcf hoi { tT tm-ni-s- ve- ■if husim*** ••t'.TW'e-. *.'n rii ‘in g>* .« rt-.'i . • t m \«-' ••A»r»*'<l a •ii.I.ar t :H*m''*lvc* g j****>pV in.b*'**aii.) that .. th<« guv **f •mie'rt can >. V • • -upp.M". the n.'c.iy i- bv j- tii« ' »> ' r‘> .1* be i» t<* CTXWtr TW l*?g» Wwift,, SsA feace'Al cay k'-e* . Aesd tthso, ate Apporently permsn. ?*t nss'We** «f a arsek M> eRtSre Ai*A‘><«Str S» •aCV AInJ pOisfui- II) a ifr. aha a»* the am) psaseager m tW rar w.rh nw at thr time of the ,* .till in the h«*spita> ?lhe, ;.•> - burtg* 4 *n>l hsni^Al u|>. hut wr ar, 'h KA)i|>:r«( r«»uple in the w*iHd * htifit u •M Mas Tn H«l> f •« ' t - AO*as«ciA1ss» s kkemi «/ Imaseos «* M la '^•aa*4 Mi Ik-' -sfifisv ^ t -ma I w«pes I ~**'*«k. •*• d t.?twA'r •*• Tam lA) i*.» ar t W r M TW >ls f»? A,sapra*sa af Wd* •d't »• - If s rt-ok Jaly fi. rWs oatav siMi't): i*mS Apfdy tirf- 4cs trsrW aor-'r;?ig ?W--(' biases, as trwsteas •* surW d * ' -'t* W I award s ?,cp Wd* Al'i* a* f'A A S NurritAoe N-, I » i Mj*airt * I U Nc» Id ll^.uin’«i.ar I |.,tlaa« ta Maaiitx it e R.« k tu MiHMaxtbe 3 Ihd Mowntxille La Mouniv ."(ailirnn N.» IT Mwkory Taiem I Mama to Hickory Tavern 2. Shibdi Hickory Tavern lourens Nt* 4. Baiiry to l^uri-n* D. E. Tribble Co. rt NESAI. tHRCCTORS IlMRALMESS CUi'GHiw COLOt mmospAene/ ^ PtthhMK, Efff«ti«« TrralMic K«(Ut Pr«g laa Tear 0%9 i*itu U. m» m CUalM. IkC • ‘‘4.V trerau-.^ «»• a:t l^rth livirig. .’t -h ,• .I.'iViSn aini M**i ve )•) fX n.*w A* it was ni*--. t!v I4?ig**l .•spK.\l». \.M» SfE.NH l*ix * k ■ : K ^o-s-vt-It came foiward * Ir Ha|«|«en«*d ilk*- this four tlayv agu. als.ut *5 I* M o'cl'*ck. we were oni uur way S.Mi»e fr-»m a week en*l in the tiw nieth*sl-* ni«-untain». TrA/fw wa* in«t«'i>d heavy and carx-h-*. an*l rwk!i *s. We *^h*»>*e a Renno to t'linton. 13-3c ' **»-x*alUxl safe r\>ute h**me t>n this — - - rxmd we m* t but few cars the f.nd S^BSU RIBR TO THE CHRONICLE Mt t;allAzbrr to Mare .'vh.iaN Mt. Olive to Mare .Slwials R<**k Urt*ige to Mountvilte Ktn'k Hndge to l,ydia Mill. Lydia route to t'linton Shmiy tiruve to teildville Renno to t'linton. *14'. ,p:o‘.t-. ■* tr’I.l * '>.i-r.-<-'* atnl the prv.fiL* •»! ;hs* l*o«lget.” Tin* pi'x*>ult*nt . N ■ l*u.-m«*s-. n«* pr*»fit-; n** uutlim.l h;> plan m a W*;;er to Sena- n*. Taxali.*- iTusone f >r t V j . Hwth-* of ih:> .*la:e. and a cnanipu'n *|**-i»«ii*i>. A «*t -•! l\A-hinirt-ci ix'jHu-t --late* that “Jim- l>e«q'.e w?>Ui*i th«*n have to g*> ti* wru-k ijy" ha* again »-iiu-i*ge*i a* the Itail to *jp3H*rt t')H*m?4*ive* carrisT for th«* jir**>i*lent and the New Th:s i!> a eapitAli*t riation. and ’we Ih**; a<imint<fAtion. No *>ih' newi g,-: anywh**!** cussing or abus- hi* tuin<i* on the a*tu;e .ng capital. 4'apita! is miles. We remark«'»| that it wa» With anuth**r si*«-:uling prx>|vixsal dur- n**l to be ibnlging -speetlsters and! ?g the w,**-k when h»* a*k»sl congrx-m ^ curve in the high-i v..s.ui.isn».mm fun I *0 fina,iuv "•*>• •" *»* taking things! - h* term* a* “-anf-luiUKiat- •■“'>' moving along slow ly, jhis-I nd which in* jirojio.**** Ih* plaix**! '**bly at JO m. p. h. Sihbb-nly. U-fore either of us' had time to think or utter a wor*l. a car, 'truck US h**a«i-on. It was evulcntly 1 •sr a T» ' ijl,- ?r5g." i g*»;ng at a i*a*.v of m»t less than 751 in. p. h. The entire fnmt of our brand' new car was smashed. It wa.* kmickedi fex*t backwards and whirled 1 can put ...L . . . , Rj *■”**■'• arxmnd. rever-*ing its position on the 1 w nat make* since he jumi>> from one iKvsition to j 1.- . . job*. luiyndl*. emphiyment. Our wia*’* ««,5hei . ' wife and, ecMKvmic life is bulk u|H>n the right This means that we wnll spend m.vre '»'h»ch, Of capital 10 engage frvely in produc- and be taxed sxmie more r^pite kT ^^1 live enterpnae. being responsible to the fart that the livasury will report f ** *"k if the people for the alnaie *rf that right, fur the fiscal year the second l«rge«t in the free exercise of that right the New !»««] deficit and a national debt! runniy board. United States has become the wealth- of nw.w than $40.iMW.(HM).000. While' “As soon a* I was able to breathe I nation in the world, with the there m already evidence of opposi- crawled over to see how the perapn highest average measure of comfuft cam on the part of a f«m- in congress was faring who drove his car into and of purchasing jiower for the c*jnc- arho are not spineless, the admmiatra- us. He was just disappearing over m.va man ever attained by any people t>m. we ate t*»ld, L* getting its cards'the hiM. having taken lo his heels. “•iwn since the liawn of t:mr. m a row and ntaking ready to push His car contained 90 gallons of home- Mc have reached that sCage because ahead. It 1* our giM^vs that the pro- made boocleg liquor.-^veral jars were eapi'.al in .Arm-nca. large and analL |w»sa! wiU go over since the matter busted and the comnnnity ameH haa keen r*'ady U* take the risk af !*m of a balanced budgrt means nothingL«trongIy of freshly made com. Soon oi buainem 3* majanly of satiate and houseUhe ambulance and friends came and, ■P** knstaaas is; mrmhirs. and ao effort on their part 1 picked ns op, and the sheriff canw [ AjikAn. Btade. TWjand bowed Che booUeggers' ear aadj BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING AOA&AdoAA HEATING SERVICE Telephone 9268 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE W. J. 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