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PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. THlie^DAT.'Jl'NE 23. IMS The Bell Still Rings N. .4 ' Japan-China si^xiation than any otiier wooM raise the price/of sihrrr boo^hz plan and the rirtac of paper aionej. American, is retarded as a sound, well-balanced and forceful person, and his advice as to maUers in the Far East will be very helpful. As to the chance of the United States becocnint involved in hoatUi- ties with Japan, recent incidents in China are taken here as indirathu by the fovcraascftt froaa 64 ounce to $1.64. That sronld stall Icaae a profle oa sihscr coinage, since fiva-eichu of an ounce goes into a| silver doUnr, and it srould pot hmv«| nMNiey into circulation in silver-' producing abates. The Wcabrm liarascr-politicians. are expected ^ line up hehlrvd the new 81^ MALARIA Cmm npm*^ ta IW I'. & ta IM*! DONTDELAT! that Japan will ^ the Ihnit in ita who have never recanted their faith ^Stait Tg4ay with fort to retain friendly relations wkhjin the Bryan free coinage of silver! this country. ; New Pan p-Prim lag Syalna With the \^T*A revised in various ways to make its operations more ef ficient and less political, the president is preparing to send to congress a recommendation for a new pump- priming system of stimulating recov ery, which would not increase the na tional debt. 1 j The plan would be to set up a num ber of new government “authoritie*”! or 'lending agencies, authorized to' raise money by the sale of their own' bonds, with which to finance self-j liquidating projects of public worits. I A.s an example, one of the plan.* ’ calls for a “toll authority,” to build! bridges and roads on which tolls! would be collected to recover the cost. Out of all the talk of s«nting up a^ government sy.stem <^f long-term j loans to “small" bu.-^ine.s.s nothing tan-i jgible hi|<s'''kty;ive<l. , The urgent desire on the pa-H-of the administration to do something Which will stimulate bu.siness Wfore the HMU presidential campaign is evi-i S66 Mrs. W. W. Lewis, Of Whitmire,.To Write Of Experiences At World’s Fair For Readers Of The Chronicle fa. be Iw A « 1-^ (Tontinurd from page one) ■= s H ''f < hl» th- t.t-': »i ■•asl, a'^d • r r* g a = -fi *r 'k • * Wa-n !fi ..ay c ’ 'K-'.jg* Is.** • ■ > »I - j : » \ V V i| » ' , , ( *».-a » !«• d .. * k .= =•' (*. )rU iHe C-- 4.rr_ t ■ a ^ ^ ,, _ u ^ ^ ' *> <*. * a* I W..i« r|. A» I t m •^mj t ^k. .tmi t— ♦ |,M *l , I»"(f It ■■ r . • K.g t'til, rf-rai* Ifcrtr'.* I*:; ^a.' • *»•■»' as . i.1 • Y«'k. • ‘i- k* •tsc An-*.. • • I tlkal I CM rarely atnalW* |.•wn I f-ti |Kat I d : : r%»s fi» m few wi mwm Kotk a *-, rs trf at.*** iKai oii; C—H lU Aaily Hm fw tk* •r.-tjj |wprr* tnat mr» trmd da?* •- -^v ^ II mda «livualr ky ‘^•owpt tmmm* pnwt tiwee MmV ■# f-im or* *«* 1 WASHINGTON •J > tsiE tf*P *• f I ao gr.i.'.Org t .4 * f»9 f| f#ap4 -.gey »^lk Iw* Wvkj ■ ■‘••ter I03 t'h'ja I - «*• ** a-ronpaw Mr trip I sEMwIy T» Wfuakesg* t. !• . M . • td «•* • ■ OS * ! . Aa-tE rr o. Ju 2A ■ • 'Ki rf Ihi ( Bpq * A * !l. H'. arr ai r . ;r..|il ' • art a.-o th* *f arn to at aM rrprf&cnialive-. trmptv 9-1 .-at-dni f WC ike pj |||^ (.ffica] tteathf-r t.>^?cau f - t- *^’t. plartti>**g QumiM-trand owf ICP at cSfcet lrv?l, r* a W« » a j A **4 w«r^ 4 aa I f«4l I . “.-J **• twir who f» frMI » Y ** ••*4 fetarw I J- "k. rat •»» A I laptM lac Not o* trwio. •(<•* 4*lg4»i f..r ^rm. Wva-aj And tart*. fr*i*»W Ka*- 00?^ «'* - - rva* fva I ran. ctod mMu iI Mi Uka laani faea^sZoL the * artrnal n ...•*»* g.f tar -.g . telling , * I a*. ! If , TV Hi I • te gg. and the aar 5 t*..JK- {• g«* Kt-nte M '• . ! •*• . . • f - t ■ Iig C-n •k. ).iO • . ••ng •*»*! I A..' •?* t denceil by the number of new projects J for government spending and lending.* The best belief in Washington ia that while the president is reconciled to the plan of tax revision evolved by the treasury and the ways and means cfmnmittee, he is not wholeheartedly sold on the idea that what boaineas' needs more than it does freah capital 1 is rtdief from taxes of a kind which make the risk of investment too heavy to lie taken. The new tax measure a long way in that direetton. though a’hether it provides the jier- f«cl an*wer to bu.*ines« men'* pray- ;er« remain^ to in* rrrn. A ant < urrenc) Inflated Th«' »at« sj* -*h. i»»e •:! -.timu ate ‘ri« < « ulaiion of m«>ney i* the pmdurt of the old **=iUtr Kieven »• Ha*ors, ihtwibd by Thonia* of <rkiah«i<na. and M«i a^rsn t.f Nrva«la, hair a plsn to .'!^;ate tile rumney by two tnllioe (b’llar* by if>;ng the gold *t»b»..aat.--“* and tlw bark f* w paper fm>ney * jrs ^ To* I l)ta fund created t.y the Ur ^••4at -xi of ibr g«4d dollar la 1**^ AiPbority fw further drvai>iat..a., Aae^ -r*-. h*** rraiiied U» the pfe—lent at that time, above drfTr«r ** coaiatued )»? the sending stahMixa i InlL and the presidem*. aiUhn" ly lo !•««* ttirT* biliMo dollarv of pa ' per .urreee* uitb ^ aietal.tr bark <ig .t , The Citizens of this state have good reason to be astic mosorisa unuinally hoe highway sys tem. Hoodreds of thoosands of vehicles keep the roads hamauing with traftc Some of these roads are rcxpiircd to carry than they can safely acce modatc. These argentJy need aacx!efmcing. 5/cW| drii iog at prevailing speeds—with safety baik sam the roads—is what oeed. Think what more pgincipnl popnlation Yon mny fact is, they are nrgeatly needed NOW. Widening, straightening. and other improvements vrdi provide nsehd employ- mem for thonsandv greater living for alL Ahh. jgh rOlILANO CliifNf ASSOCIATION s • t • -- t Av • f g KaJf far*. >■' s • r*" •"d 1 a.* *w a*u c«av 1,.^ f*.* ‘ n : • n «4f. * g |k» * ••• *- Thr f ai t. I ' c.^' ^.*fR'sly par* w< a • t«> iahr » g* e •*- ■ A -h fiMfkd lter» •)>•. tea b*vn g r maik^ m \m Y nrh • • tr...r.g MM- in adianr* haw t« of M = '•? a U iMd t .d II* ■Sr^r fe««* Wiruft*' i*» ahwh «<*• a M and thr *1 I if. I r f t ■ I.**. . t r btr •n. an*f b* > in sm •4»c tspniww^^, aijSEKtf thr ...nd id w%1l te**d b’ • la **.f vais fey a*. n« i • a ha? f'E J,. id a. . »* * w| • #• I (..? Jacswl ate4 MWV fnst m- d ♦«..*. ».iniis h r-E*-'','i&6CSg • *t E, s»? f '•» a*id Mrifcti Mi tia., tt, J. • 'ing ti'/ ' . an blla?s^a •.*’»»*-**»»* if*** 'pEar \fncr-»a*‘i ••• K*-? *• Ip ; . . *1T- -1 V irr \- * t . » ti . 1 - ?ht r» r * • . • I # 'ki- e • iiip • a * , . nr - ' a' '*)* *■*■ ar. '.wfH* . .J ; • ^ « J- a t lb A *• " r * i ■ * H * ■ >*lg ~ If iIbpcvV afsyii ~.g ' t a-s A* fend ss^E ?’••» -i' •»-* f tp > and art:* a*-* • ■ .!• .. at rv. SrrcrtSFjr Hj I* 'hi •« lalr. b*'n n »d in«* i, and y-*** MV rf rvrr, thrrr i* a V * k .*f at lrn*t turn- uili hr fataardad ta os n t*nw te ty •cnalor* vrte hair unilrd ta figlA and aiMWrr in arv*. urek'- t€4£.T. ar. I ' ke Hull pnipiavt) to thr b ttrf md. and away t- ' ‘ a. E TH« N ; .•* -r, fscart icai. T ~*3' I Kin'* tettfraiU) p'l'f- • . a S »«‘.at* ■ a • 'ig*a‘ a t, laa • a^twtn a *, Uraftrd fey b.«a la mt in fr t* It “at” thr “autn-.ain ansart |M»irM4m*;.y aii i*-.;rr» that ‘t may tj-n cul to h, tftr halt.* of th* tat - ** I'm rvprriiltg t i to hrTraafoA hr aR*arrM) through t)ir pa- prwrr.ling* »r«aii>n. dragtring %hr texmr*..r.g i.kr thr aid “happy hanli Vr*. a inr t.mrafvl .Vptrmb** ga- chTWing-gum •lot marhinr*.) H.-fir you'll ail go aith iw ».a thia, C hiarar 1‘nddrai Aaai)p*d «o»iy «nr a**um iiw* they air nrvcT j n*w»|ia|«rr, I t'apitid Mill much Ir** atti-ntum C» a. M ( jt Ilf fit a* thr 4 nearral * givrn to p«**«;blr rntanrlcno-nt* in I Kurn|nwn mar than to thr mtuation in China. The fear lif doing •omcthing my tHxni in Clinton nearly PfOfiTTGSS Bv '* Furo|*wn mar than to thr mtuatinn aa* .Hnt-'i. trying to makr mr itiHirr-j O* J Kafid hoa to gel on a Fifth A\cnu« bu- lb*' cbi-atH-at way U* rre a lot of N*a York. i i«! thing wr plan to do u|*on ar rival alM.ut iMKOi NVeElneixlay tif noth- if'A’ hapj* fi» t»‘ ik'lay la*) n*. aft**r un- po'king Htol t«*lling the children for the KM.Pth time exactly a-hat they niu*E .NtH do a* well a* a*hat to do Conference Groun *'^**'^ ^ • motive for the t5q»o*ition to any pro- t oluinbia. June 27 -“Not a dam thing” wa* done by <ne gi-neral ,p., :*• he umnI against propnation bill free conference com-1J nutU-e today. Chairman S. .M. Ward '***,4 opponents de- anmnmcml after a brief sension. '^''♦uld do just that, since .lapan The group met a few hours ahead' , , ,of the two houses of the general as-lp*’*^. munitions and has an effective t^vH.r psychology Im toldl and get-l ^ jj M*5sions dealing'Chinese port-*. .*0 that t. g thi-m riggeil up with lags uncontestml matters.;w*r supplies were bought hy , . , ,, , Regular work will 1h* resumeil at noon ■ and hotel addressi^s. •n*! 1 uf other nations to transport them v«vm*‘ kind giving their name and 1 ! n home fa*t« n t>n the “dog chains" I have to h Hik on to their “.Sam Brown” belts, to which i-ach child will have a bag s-.rapj>ed to hold their purse and haikie. ^te. (long experience ha.* China and the Chinese engaged ships tomorrow, nvarking the active begin-, , ,, , , ,. ning of the 'J.V.h week of the record!<'‘'l‘vered. I That argument is stoutly challeng- Rep.’j. I). IVvag of Cm'enville. ctm-lt‘* 'Z international experts, and feree, jokingly disagreeil with Ward's ^^se who believe that any dis-^ i .statement that nothinig was done. |***^*^,*P*^’*^'[* na^on? at war ti^aght me md to exjK-ct a child j h\. as.serted ’that “we’a^retNl to mw^ to drag the UnitcHl States h(*id anything in his hand without lo'-ing itl> Rut, as 1 started out to i^ay_4he firsi thing 1 want to do in .again at 10 o’clock tomorrow.’ into the conflict, (Jrew Coming Home Official Washington is looking for- Th.* comanittee’s failure to untie the , ,, biggest knot of the session—wht“ther , . , " New lork LS to go up in .the Kinpin highway money is to be use<l outright great interest to the re state building and there, with a map expenscnv-nmly en-l^“’^ of Joseph C. Grew, for manyj crfi’necity inmy hands get my l>ear-|j^_.^^j question mark that has ^^^t**** ambassador ingr. for. to save my life.J cant re-conferee since thc^t’ dip- member what i>eople toll me »lx>ut more* than a month agii.i Mr. Grew ru-eets and aven^, and which arCj knows more about the inside of the which, But usually, w en^ s^ a.^^ ^ sizeable amount of road thing on £-4-- papw or in acti^ky^ I c^ 1 tnom*y for general state purposes, rem^ber at leart while the* senate has held to the view Then we wi . f that the eaimarkoil highw’ay revenue Thursday (Unlay), should be used for no other purjiose in New York, and go back to Thel F^ir Saturday. 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