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VOLUME XXXIX
CLINTON. S. C., THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939
NUMBER 2»
CITY SCHOOLS Bank SlockhoWew
FACULTY GIVEN
'Court Decisioii Orders Cowmer-
Tired Lewis Family Returns Home
After Seeing World’s Fair Wonders
Fxlitor's Xot^—This is tht' third of i niajmific<*nt IJiwoln nu*niorial. I’m in- Presbyterian \arsity To Meet
Grid Schedules iM’NUTT NOT A
Gi^For Fall pj^CTo[{ ^
Eight Changes Made In Staff
For Coming Session. Mwits
Named Superintendent for
Fifth Year.
rial Bank Stockholders To l*ay
Assestanent. Plans For Appeal
Abandoned.
Nine Opponents. Five Games
For Freshmen.
a series of articles v. itten for The dined to want to forget tx rtain—no
Chronicle by Mrs. Ia . s. of Whitmire,,matter alK'Ut that—our na::on’s capi-
on the experienc* ' f a small-town! tal i< a beautiful city—and magnifi-
mother in taking five small chil-'cer.t. I’ve never seen Paris nor lx>n-j Th*. IVesbyterian collegt* Blue
drvn to see the \\ or.d’s Fair in New don. but 1 do not believe that any f^Ih-■ •jjy football team, coached by
The long court fight invoJvir^ the n****'"'* surpassi-s our own ^Valter A. dohn.son, will play nine
The redsed faculty for the Clinton . _• TI. ,, , i**’ satateliness. games this fall in a stiff schedule
cHv 'or th. ISSiMO “ "hr.m.r., July lO.-W ell. W -.e b.'
^ with the doeed Csmamer- are home again after seeing the New j^ip
York World’s Fair. I went—
Roosevelt Does Not Expect Him
opening in September, has been com- connection
pleted and was announced yesterday cial Bank of Clinton, recently came to
To Be Pre.sidential Candidate.
SJome Feel Fast Deal Has
Been Made Between the Two.
I suppt'scxl to be 'vrUingi^-j^j^j}, been changtd to drop Cen-i
rip to the fair. jtre cidlege and Fimory and Henry, and
went—aiwl here is what 1 to stM Rollins to tb.. list of!
Washington, July 11. — Ih-esident
Roosevelt disclosed today that he did
not expect Paul V. .McNutt to be an
to a<Kl Rollins college to the list of j active camlidate for the I>emocratic
Cor the first lime by Snperihtendent^ close. In the suiis which have run* ,7^ us — FUeanor, Rt*ert, wrote last night ^>out our inipres-j^pponents. ‘pix'sidential nomination while direct-
W. E. Monts, who heads the schools , «r^w^lv rears «tocahold- ^•’****f^* my.self — sions of the big city and tht* groat i Stockings will play only ing the new fi dera! see urity adminis-
for hi. fifth V«r. ■ for pi.«Krfy r«rs. sochow Fridoy nifht rf»r . vocation,worWs fair. If the ni«rht had m«l,hrcc honn- itamcs. Too of th<m,.tr.tio„,
Bi»ht cl»n*« I*;"-" .S-cberry ami ORicthorpc.l The prcsalcnt sent Mc.Nutt’a nomi-
the corp. of uachc-t. M^Aer, fdrf^i «»-'hint^>n ky t™.n Wvn f.nlrh^ on the Ih« and we ^ui be at nipht, A third nitrht game ^.e ren.te at noon, and a
laet rears staff who vrCl n« be mem-l’^ b.^ fdwl in our «r and took the n.|rbt b.mt|wou’.d pr.*ably be IwacefuHy sWep-U-m be airamst The Citadel Bulldogs! f^w- hours later said at a press con-
t. 'ing in our k»wn beds in Mhitmire, fori in Charleston. .u.* .u.-Ji.
bers of the faculty the coming year7*^ ^ co^’s office in Laurens.,^rip to Old Point Comfort,
are; W. R. Anderson. Jr.. J. P. fodd.l’^ dec»ion trf the , The chMren. thrilled to be spend--I wouldn’t have been so sleepy yes-i
■Mai^ret Sadier. the high|P*5™^"^ ^ stockholders willjingr the niffit on a boat, went to bed terday and could have driven all the
Miss
school; Miss Virgin a Burns, of nor-!«^* »n additional amount avni^j.^
Ida Street school; H. F. Harris, of dep«itors. The j»*«‘««led the .ship at six p.
.Street school: Ifias Evahm!**^ source wiH be dwtrib- ,n^.on <it cost only $1 t.
way home. But when one has never
Fken on a boat before, it’s hard to sit
after dark. We
m. in Wash-
Academy Street school; EvmlyBl***^ irwn «iis aouixe nr- ^^^ly yi to check your'at a typewriter inside when you could
McCrary and Miss Emmie Adair. afj“'*^ *” dividends to depositors when-|^w j^^d baggage) and sat on the up-!he on deck watching the sun set, the
the Providence school * ^ court and bank board m- watch the sun sf< and to!noon and sometime later see the
wiU be filkd!**»^"*f*- •**^?*«*‘ ju« wto the <^*|See the lovely sights along the banks!suit rise in all its glory across the
The above vacancies
water of the bay near Old Point Com
fort.
by the foUowing: John B. Gentry. J? ^ Potomac near Washington —
iteehurg; M^I^Irene Hipp. ainton; includirgr Mount Vernon which we
T J Blalwk Clinton' J W Touw- ^ depositors 70 p^r cent. jbad visited during the morning. '
iiier, Inno; Miss Ewiyn’ Jones. .An-' '! Momit Vetnan Beaalifal | Aboard the Northland of the Nor-
,ney, represented the bank in the suite’ |f there is anything—house, garden,ifolk and Washington Steamboat com-|olina at C^iltanbia.
derson; B. P. Robinaon. Wooddruff;, .. .. .
Miss Jane Goodman. Xocth; and Miis,*«*^.^ the stockho^- \es«erday. mountain, river or lake-in all An^r-ipany . ,
ll^j^ Davis Newberry. Mr. mtervMiwvd and asked by a rep- more beautiful than Mount \er-; Mell. it’s 4 o’clock in the morning
The varsity sche<lule follows:
Sept. 23—I'lemson at Clemson.
Sept. 29—Mercer at Macon.
Oct. 7—^The Citadel at Charleston.
Oct. 13—Newberry at Clinton.
Oct. 21—Stetson at Clniton.
Oot. 27—Ogkahorpe at Clinton.
Nov. 11—Erskine at Due West.
Nov. 18—Wofford at Spartanburg.
Nov. 24—RoHins at Winter Park.
Freohmaa Sckedale
Sept. 29—University of South Car-
iresentative ed The Chroaicle for and the P^itomar
iner is an added teacher ia the high, i
school in the departmewu «€ English ^ li««g» *«Ht, Mr. the rear veranda or
^ rmmn “•‘1^ said: ,if Mount \erTH*n. I don t
••In July, 11<3<. an order wa.« ob- ,♦ j.
the reqmre-
.\s»or'.jC:oa
te
'rv»
li«t of
’east
and commerce to
ments of the Sojthrrn
Schools and Colleges.
F'ollowing c the
teachers for the
With their ;>'e^nt
High
John li (Wntry. Ou»t*m. pe,?*cipal
K P. M .khrr. CTmtaa.
F M. kmg. >eT»era
M.«i» Irene Hipp. < < ntva.
Paul K Harasoa. MifledgerdW. Ca . ^ _
M .. Uufa l^ynra. Mrwaawwk. fU
Mf* Ituea Malrnffry. Omtsw
Mi»» Frances Riper. GadTavy
M... Mangaret »«aa. (Saws,*, •*
M •• Margaret «'alaoaaee. M'
Ville. Ga
T J Ra ;«ek. (
Mas Alwe (laiOes. 4
Mm r.
m - J««» * Nawhv. Mertfawi. V *
J « Y
river a.s seen We’ve been to New Y<»rk and to th«*
bark porch World’s F'air and to Washington
know what again. M'e’ve seen the sights of tin*
tog city, heard the noi.se of its traf-
Oct. <> XTemson at ('linton.
Oct. 20—Woff.brd at Cheater.
Nov. IU- F>skine at Clinton.
Nov. 17- Newberry at Newlierry.
tamed from Jud^ ( . 1. Frwlherstom driven with the children to i'al- fic. rul»bed elb«*w- with its cnrad>,
directing the conservator «d the bank if.,m;a \ia New Orleans. Houston. San -et n n>e of H« sights, talktsi to
to levy an assessment td Ik#'* on the .\ntor.t> aral KJ return ng via *»f it* isxp!*-.
outstanding s:*<k payable on ««r t». - j;,-. City. Iirnver to .<*. U»ui* “KeH" the F'air
fore SrpCember li, 193* I nder the home tkix>ugh the blue gias' re-^ Wi-vr -e« n tht fair fiart of it -
directions of the «s»ur: the «ttekhold- ^ „r ,.ij Kentucky Aral 1 thoughft'we ff'x it It i« marxflou'. atwl ytni
rrs imn gi\m opportunity to pay Th« hod *es-n many heautiful sights i ituldn’t aU of it .f yt*u went alone
m imtallawnCs. pros ided yi,, drive frtun to l’a«e and stayed a nnoith. it i» so big Hut tii.irn ng fi>Nowtng
. was paid ee or hrdorv- I'hr-.rtian, the River tl«k‘ of wr caught -<-n»rth ng of tK« ol ***"
IV l!<bv. Sa.me sd the Hiwsstor, tnr Japanese -ui,k>-n gar .•» n-4 atr-*y ent» nng th*-
•' B'evke* of Sar g*f* .S'd *fte* g« tig fio three C*»n
Mrs. Flora Knight
Passes At Home
M"' Flora Knight. 17, widow of the
lati F’ K Knight, doil at her home
h« r.- «tn <;«ry stre«-t early Tis—i lay
eV« ra! week- ill
.n
pa"*, ••r m fwl.. h*jt
' ao*.»u«
Kt a'l*
%n**»n the
d' be a'» j* M
* aio - a a
p* w>e
Mtsl Mow"'’ \»'tw-n wrvd *hr I* •toms
gv< my v«re fe' heading the .•! f«
h*»u*)r ami sheer magmf
•eve'i'ern niik »er' »' b* day-, w. f*. , that wr i.a ;>
and < a'm«’ in caught the -igT. ifn ame ««f i* • gr» at
n* • • an»!
magn if •
\at *-s
he f ,»i
ly tne Titiie
• « t »• 'e ,tf lh«
>ai urday evening,
a'no**'
aW thi
f.nly to
ty b>
lUtiful di*
• bee en
it
th* grasMb *r and ne**' he
plat if f r4* fKa' ha
• very g son n the e»os»»lrT r^peeia' v
gromi *ai So*today evening a* tl wo*
••n the togiwa.ng of the fait • eeoawat
iof the Fotssrh of July and yon ks
a I orm p-onnad for ;m oki ad nonmenonat
and nn<MOi »*. ng 'h* * nmngura* "f <«e*>«g*
• psotni'y :f on* tl a ah. ngt a* p'*-*<dewr «tf e.*u«t
tbmo «h» esam ltv %• I •'acted to mi. h| the tone
ir day • and •* hmd *00-, thr*e too neoo »p*or
to •wmansv the wt, b rm ■ 1 aad ula* fr«r«»r*-' •d the eni re fa r land
a*or %o f^glM m the was* foe Amo«i loo's p, f.»» i., aiih
• n^ppewdewr* and later fo' atate* je m gs'a ■ 1 or iw*l sau^o *h* *is
__ iwW^dl n* .ti,, ho on* n| aad *gw fa,*o* •' * s> ••Ws m '.r >1,.
.0 dsfanao id dMnmeavy y-as*io«* •• vo * •*»!
t Ch.w4 pa yen* «i*M>ng *0** nal om • ♦! s* • •• ••
t om 'a and *he hMsao and tomaa -d the 'h* i-*'* ^ l-t •*• 'V.es
I •' he* d 1*0* * onnt y «Hl ea*^r»*and *•• • w *b-< ‘'W* * e-a’ ro.l i.r - g
F u'teral '•rvs** uei* h« Id front the
( hurrh ai (o^i )'v tt iila> aft* riv>>>in at
I <■«■'<•< V. «■•ti.f's ti •! l*i » l{ \\ !
sm-iiin IrititTton' fi'lUfWiii m Dun
• I" t>n*«!i '> at Mhitmire
TH* ■ aWeea"e*l i- •urviAe*! l»y bar
»*»ii*b«T, M' • Ri>*a knna Fmtnerjf
Spartanburg, oso >taugh(er. Mr- Fin
ma Ihbon. (mvlofua. N < , twu •i*n*.
lhavoi Knigh’ ami l*a < KaodUr. F'.ith
••f t iii'iin. f.K*' • .1, f.. Ml* Inei
lhas and Mr* knna narat of Mare
* M* • valty 'dwMh id Raihalla.
M'W Iterlrwib l*a***ett ad ply
Mwh ; Co«# hewlhora. (layton
and 1 Ihni.o, of I V .-r r O.
1*0",.n id Mare >h*mi♦, srof t K,- .y
Injiii r XQm/tannu'g
feronce that he did not think McNutt
would be found running as a presiden
tial candidate t.ny more than a dozen
of 15 other individuals who might be
nam'.xi eaaily.—.
Some of those individuals, he said,
are in the cabinet. Then, in a scoff
ing tone whidh indiewted a negative
answer wa.s obvious, Mr. Roosev^t
a.sked whether they were pushing
I their candidacies. Some of their
I friends may be doing so, he added,
j McNutt, a former gtivemor of In
diana, will have charge of a new fed
eral agency which w5ll direct various
welfare activities. The senate finance
Icommitt'e approttif his nomination
I .Mr. Roo-u'vxlt adviMvi reporters not
I to write them***lve> out on a limb on
Ithe political a-ixet* of the appoint-
riK-iit. He -aid It wouhi he «iifficult
■for •onie fx-ople to urxleritand, but
tha: If wa- a fart that tH^ jo)> of »e-
ruiiiy adtitiii tratii* wu- if* involveil
.11 feillt..*-
The |H hit'{oig t'1* jt»*
w ! not he rorv,t rnni w.th fn
than m—mG *-« of th*
tubin*”' I*■ '
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r Court Of Honor
Scout Meet Tonight
r>i f-T'-r ami a*lmWiatratrve
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t f IvmJ wtmta g-«wl i-'i’i adm *' •trwt-**-
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Bishop Reappointed
To Welfare Board
•4 n*o».r !ta‘e- ‘ Sa* a a
'.*•** uit* maeting •*•■•*-ng
4 * amp lad Itwlian ami -<'4
>•*041^4 artia'lwa #4 tlir Biu*
b 4ga • • -a»» I, Will hr a^mn H* U*^ •
ai. '»r**u1* ami tb* *r pa/* Ma t*> tar
i*/* •• n‘ f*** tlv •peetal ra»uat uf bt***>*
r*"g*aai
Saturday Prim
IVfa am
Wmnen Cjivcn bm dec
ta a mf 1
ei
tbv rvdeem* f laditig. tbr
argiiew ta-f.re Jwdf* W H
m Apn. taat Jud^ Gvi
tbr fiwdmgv amt rmiaga af the
r tbr rwfrrre’e
far tbr drfrwd-
Acreagr
f arwlma
» eaSHMtrd al l.3>a.«0*
br eaam as piiafetrd m )93b.
ta a regart laeard by F rank
O Rterk. frdrrai reap vtatiatirva*
Tbr pFaatrd armagi wa* I.Tdft.HPb
IPn aad aria-aged l/iSi.M# during
tbr fkve years, 1933-37 TW largeat
area genwa la tbr vlatr wa* tb*
2.^49.0bb acre* of I9l»i and thr e*nal!-
ret of tbr past *41 year* thr 1.2t<l.(i0#
piantnl in 1934.
No offirial funraat <d pr<«lurtw*':
af tbi« riiy. %im«
aeevnvg a> ararataig I*-
I taufilT Haard *d Pwblir
faa
TVI*HOIII KE\ER RATE
f IT IMlWaN IN riM .N'n
1*^ H R IVrSitar ad tbr laaren*
• ••un*y Flraltb drpsrtiwat. report •
th*! I.4tid p*-r»**«m riennd typhnid
*•*« nat.f.n* la tba* county during ihm
pa-* fi-*-al year, and that m* ra«*- «*f
(lA )«
Winners in Sacu.’^y tugbt's draw- aaft stwckhtndrrs gawr
ing sponaorrd by tbr Cliadaa ^wu- trwtiaa ta appra. ta tbr >
nrrv &io«ter cawipagn mes: hot rreswUy gave
F’lrwt prize. fIf.iR—Mrs. L. H. Bag- abandomd
in-
ibfHiid
■ iaa<b- until Augusc s, but
this year’s yisdd per acre ap-
reappi.iw!facet for three yrar* by tbr
eeunCy dadagatoei wba frwnrarvb-d a
aeter ts* that affre^ ta Thwiwa* II
l»an>c . a’a’c dirte-.**c
In anm.ufWir.g tnr rre<aiimcn<iattor*, tyfibiad frvtr ba* leva r«-(>*irtrd since
>»na*.ar « *..w*er -tsaed that f.fij ap lanaary 1-4 I*r iVHiim> -tat*** that
pointmerat «s< larc.'y a rmitirM- mat .ari.tal.o*i and typh.Md vaccine ar«-
inilh neraw^ry to k***-p thr tyyfhoid
TSe th'ee metwbt'r* *4 the county fever rate ibttm in the county and
arelfarr board verve Ihrre-jrear terms, urg*- every perutn U» a*e that he is
Senator f ronser stated (Kher board prv.Ueteal b*4h ways,
members arr M. 1.. Mollaniel of Hick
TV-art pri.xnnate the pound average ofiery Tavern who wm> reaiipointed last' KIWA.MS MEET TODAY
y had ^ P*** yvars, production wv>ul<l|Jane and Jtmes I.. lH»nnan of laiu- The regular mid-month meeting
Th.s results in ^ around 7(d»,0(»fl hales of 500 pounds ;rer,«, whose teem erpires n* xt June.
of
• • I'M a fadbm tbs
-'*vA'*ee- <••' fa* w*Hr geea*** than
' m-i* *4 •••*M • tim
g* **'*k»0' *er-> 4r« a a •vaawa r«|
• • r eu*- w
M. \v a
■I a* '<g ami ye
I- '.g *m y*eadr**l •■ * r '
I »*i ^ a •. va# l«f* • ■ V. •* •*
• I* * !».• ! a •—! ’ ‘ 4 M N uM
■ I- ■ ( ' xa! ! b* p'*** -d* ba*l g 1 ra
*■ m a fre* •va'id V* •••mf>a^*< * ' the
j t.. •W'*' a. m--»iaalme
'Oae-e pB*>a*«*> ^aad M/\«tt
• r f4e*i Ibe d **rt*r»bi|> tl
ii-joisv w*4* tevw/fty admiooti
**S; $ ml wf tbc pmaidr
thr re W***dd he we *ih|eetr-ia m
r*-ntiivuanre t>f b • pre. «|ent.a^ ^ua
pa*gw. wrbeb alreadv underway
McSw.l. t wa< sanl. plan* *- travel
r«tefea)V«-.'y durtfig tbr «>uw>--g fear,
ifoipevting field effwm **f thr lanaws
agetwi*-* under bi* dirm on ami mak
ing numefi»u* -peeche*
Mr k«**—• ■•r «-• •(• M*\ «’.■’• n*i<wi-
riati<>ii t«* he F'SA mim x •;'wl*»r to
!h« »-'ia’* '••lay, a**! - gri* w» *e plen
tiful iK.,t w< a *1 •• a|»j>r*»ved
pt ••rnpl.y
S* nalo' Van .N’.iy*. at, af
Indiana. -«Hi he na«l :alk*d with nu-
mfr*tu* -♦•naf«>rs al«*>ut th* appoint
ment. and ha*l foun«! no h.nt of oppo
sition. Var. .\uy-’ colicague, .'Vnator
Minton. iNmocrat. Ind.ana, told re-
iMirtcri- he thougiil the apfsentment
Battery G Off
Four Churches Call
well, rimton. judgment ^auK the sCorklKalders we.ght.
.Second prize, f7.6# — Ned Spnmt wbirb have been entered.
Hays, Clinton. “I cannot say jwec when this fund
'TY.ird pr'ze. fo.fM — Ned Sprunt wrill be distnbiiud to the depoakors., a vll3ilh7
Hsyr, Clinton. .because coUectwn 00 the j'udgmenti T^O tSuHCl&V' wwftXllttPW
the f'hnUin Kirwanis olub will l»e held ,, , . , , ,
U.I5 .v,n.nr M 7;:i» U IWI Cl,nt.n
with all memherw invited to be pres-
lent.
Fourth prise—C. F. Oakley. Clinson. will have to he
aad there ara
The weeUy presentauoa
prizes' will be made at the
Satuniay at 7 p. m.
of free other legal details that must be com-
Lions To Have
pieted before discnbocion
The hank, through H
conservator.
Wade, attorney
The stockholders were repreaentod
-At congregational meetings held
Battery G, 2f»3rd Coaat ArtilJery. Presbyterian churches
Tk.j.iuh H n T'g.ment, of Clinton, wiii county extende*! a call to the
Sunday morning for Fort f R^hford «*f Waxhaw,
g * Moultrie in ( harieeton harbor, to un- ^ ^ become their pastor. fThurch-
derr<..its ann-ual two weeks] period of included in the group are Lihi-rty
training.. The battery wiH go ts»
group
.Springs at Cross Hill, .Mountville,
./ood over tne .'seaboard to join
aiM Wilsoiu flf l^are:^ uar; a^ «evera] other units and travel on the Foilow-ng the called mwting^ at I)
The regularly schedaied meeting of G-eeaviLe bar southern .rom that point to .heir <les *, clock, a centra. meetir4r with a rt*?)-!
the Lions dub Friday evening at 7:30
will uke the form of an amdoor gash-;
Outdoor Meeting =’>«• >» j™" Ubo„ pu.cky spHn^s.
tination. resentat-ve present from each church
Battery G i? commanded by Captain with the Lisbon church at 4
ering bt the Fish and Game associ- Rf>VlV3kl -A- Johnson. Jad^H^Ih^vis. Jri, p nn., when the unanimous call
Is first lieutenant and B. F. Wingani extended.
was
**'*’*^ lieiKena^. Sixty nwn wiJ! ac- churche« composing the field
ation lodge near here at 7:30. Mcin-
bers will have their wires aad friends , .*-»■.
as guests and a barbecued chicken & company the officers on the fmcamp
aui*per will be served. Evangelistic services are being held ^
Following the sapper the group jjj Long Branch community by the a e • o •
will transfer nctintiesi to Lak«ri^ Rev. H. H. Goff, of Faken. N. C, as- UlllOn OCrVlCe
country did) where danemg will be ,4,^ by his wrife and daagbter, with' ll/«a.l_ D m• «
enjoyed. interest groaring daily in tbe meeting. | Wlttl tS&DllStS
Tbe aereicea are betr ^
pel tent located juat
News has been recetvad Wee af tW'^B?»keiy
recent death cf Henry ■ ■ —Mmfc * »»
ha\e been without a pa.«tor since the
res;g.-.a:ion «f the Rev. F'red T. .Me-!
Gill several months ago to accept a'
ipa.«torate at Greer.
HENRY GRIMES DEAD
occurred at kn b
Ala. Mr. Griawa.
h/re, nna a
Grimes aad
CONDtCTI.VG KEMYAL- I
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held ia a gas • ♦ j Rev. MT. R. Bouknight, pastor of|
Wil-1 The city union service next Sunday Brand Street Methodist church, is con-
. Mr. creniiv will be held at the First Baf>-idacting a revival meeting at Harmony
ia tWitia: chuieb. The pulpit will be occu-{Methodist church in Johnston this
-.pied by Re-r, W. E Bouknight, pastor;week. Mrs. Bouknight and daughter,!
Nocth Brond Sunct Mcriuidiat J Mite Martha Bouknight, are specidingi
mvitatjaa ex-
to obHo m
today and
wiR
in Jebnaton and
him hone Friday eve-
WHO WORKS
WHERE?
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
CO.
R. E. PergoMMi
J. Habert Todd
Shirley A. Tlmaioa.s
Joe Davidson
R. Edw. FergBKon, Jr.
Mrs. Ethel Pitta
Fraak J. Hall
Sam E Harrisoa
Joha Gilfillan
This firm empfoys 9
Tweaty-aeecn previonKly re
ported firms, eai ployed. 160
Total
.169
It Pays To Trade
IN CLINTON
ih'iitiai ram|>a g’ He -aid the former
IiHliana govermir w<»u!<l have an op-
|M»rtunity :«* mak» a g xnl nx*ord as
‘an ailminis'ratiir.
-McNutt now is h:gh <ommi.s-sioner
to the Phi!ip|»irM' at an $18,000 saJ-
ar>', hut plan< to resign that post
.‘■•fion to taki* o'.er the $12,000 j<ib as
s<.< urity ailniini.'.tratnr.
The evorci.-t^ '^u{tervisory au
thority over thi- _i*K :a! si-cunty pro
gram, the civilian consi-rvation ser-
vi<-<-, the U. S. tmploymrr.; .service,
the nationai youth aifcniriistration,
th<‘ jiuh.'ic health >eiv!ce ami the of
fice of eilucation.
I The siK'ial s««curi:y i*< ar<l now ha.s
jUiHiut 9,000 employo, <.f whom 2,.500
I are in the field force. 1: operates on
an annual $2'2,(KK>.tK)0 hu<igol and
makes yearly grants to s!at*-is of
almut $.‘M 7,0<M>,000.
The civilian conser\-aiion corps,
with 33.'),0i8l on its payroll, has 30,000
siiperN'isory employe?. Most of the
latter are in the field.
The pulilic health service has more
than 12,000 workers, mostly in the
field, and the national youth adminis
tration requested funds for 2,608 po
sitions untler the relief hill for titis
fiscal year. 'The office of education
and the employment service have a
total of more than 700 employea,
AlthiKigh McNutt’s friends
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