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\ . i J / THE CHRONICLE SiriTes To Be a Ctean Newspaper, ComplKc, Newsy, and Reliable. OlUttton (ShrnntrlE If Yoa DenT Read THE CHRONKXB Yoa Don't Get tbe News. VOLUME XXXIX CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1930 NUMBER 29 SPENDING PLAN New Deal Provides IMISSIONARIES ''XTURN FROM Commutation Ro^d NEUTRALITY IS URGED ANEWi '?J china with news and facts; Tm Abolished; efforts FAIL • I ^OUllCy \^0*CJP rlffll*; News and facts from China whichlnese army watches them and mav put IDeleffatioil l*asses Rci^ution MorRenlhau Claims Plan For ^ ' Lendinji: Cuts Deficit and _ _ _ „ _ _ With Senators. To Be Brouf^ht Cp At Next Session. See Control of Property. missionaries cannot fret throuirh thej^**"' their l>lack list. The Browns | Sayinf' Other Taxes Are Suf-. Abandons Fif^ht At censored mails to their friend! in this;firirnt T» Maintain Roads of' This Term After Conference jeounty eo^'rrtive’ r'uml el«rirific..i"’""*^>' 7,J.panese nrmy and ai; forces kept I ('ounty. this state under Person by the Rev. and 'Mrs. Frank j their promises not to destroy .Ameri- Columbia, July 16.—^The extent to Starts New Fight. Rail Groups ^ashinaton -has taken the ition associations in .....r ... .... . . i • • . a • • •its win? has just been shown here Southern Presbyterian mis- can-twned prop«‘rty. Dunn? ei?ht. I^aurens, July It. — A reduction in Washington. July Ig.-^After Secre-lj^.^^ supply tJ»e>»onaries who have just retuimed to ‘ * ' • ' ‘ ^ tary Morgenthau had informed the, j, asso-l^^*"' country on furlough from Such- months while the city wa,s -lx>mbed>the annual tax assessment.s by nearly | W’ashington, .luly Ih. — Prt‘sident frequently, no bombs feJl on schtmls. $".000 was provided for in a i^olu-1 Rj^^^j^yelt and Secretary Hull ahan- 1_. . «V. . •« a.iM o«a.im.,..J ivm. f ^ ! . ... * . . . ^ , ... , will re-i “WlK'n I ca!!e«l on the Japaiie.se ft»r- certifietl copy of the resolution re-\.*y,i.. attembsl bv Vice-President the state public .service commis-vion. leave for col-ieign office at Tokoy.** .Mr. Brown re- iviv<*fl at the ainlitor's office this^Senator Barkley t I»eni«Krat>. one provision of the bill. k-ou.u> a..eu mko w.e fvn.... Mf.ntreat. N. i\, where thev will re ' , . the state public .service commis.sion.' The two, Joseph B. t-sa.<tman ol thej.p, ^ matter at i.ssue and it , . . Interstate Commerce commission, »ndj whether the new I.auren« co- “te in lates. "I of course thanked them for week. 1 Kentucky, the majority leafh*r. Chair President J. J. Pellev of the Associ-, .* association or the Duke ■'Atlanta. (la. this protection, though I surely did .Although the am«>unt varis*s some-• pittman (lK*mocrat l. Nevada, of Power empany would build a rural mminme the cruelty tbeir a!-my,whal from yi*ar to yey. the ’'“^^'‘d^^the senate foreign relations coniinit- ation of .American railroad.^, referred to the provision under which the gov ernment w'ould invest ^500,000,000 in railroad equipment and lease it to the carriers. Eastman said the railroads needed line of had tivf leadeis at Suchowfu and Sutsien. ago the city was captured by the Jap-!l«r collections during the jvar emling r,}, (Republican f. Idaho, ranking Re fcAstman saia tne raiiroaos neeoeu „ _ f;—* cof^Tk-t in- . —^..s—-..s. ^ ^an tnepuniicani. inano. ranaing ne- Tiew equipment, but he “wouldn’t likel , ■ ‘ . «ssnri*tions tells of four < hinese,anese. Newsi»aper corresp^mdents June 30, the recorxls showed, the pi,l,iit.an of the foreign relatntns c<»m- . .L —. . .1... ' OrVing one Ol tne ne tkUKtnrs'’ nt mnH SiiU.'rrs.m .11 nv*.,.. fK., m.'a>r.Lri m.aiu «K.ir 1 sheriff’s office t-kblliscted XlftTl Tt* of to see the government get into thej ^ ' ’the'**^^^’ pastors” of Suchemfu and Sut-:from all over the world made their I sWr iff’s office i-iUIerteii $163.7’2 of^mittee kiicinoM rvo^snentlv “ Tbe nrovision. 1 . . ‘^ ^ -“’vn who were taken from their homes headquarters at Suchowfu during thej^he ikdinquent 11*34 nMul taxt^s.i busines* permanently. T^ie jji^^te. They are getting their money,*- during tbe]***v iHSinqueni i:m4 nw<i taxt*s,j jf|-^>up ««snt over the situation. !• or, ^•56.1*3 <rf the 19.16 taxi's and $TI.70; find.-* the neutrality legislation uretl into «»f the 1935 taxns. jstalematwl in the f«»reign relations Hisand per As printeil in the .senate >*urnal.|(.„mmittee. with Inrth BarkW-y and rk*d in,^h«- nx-asure was ♦•ntitbd .A concur- insisting that acti«>n at this K lb, If K H f Four elders were al«*» shanfM-fully mis. th«* militar>' htispitaU, ih«- Ja|»a- Tent rrMiIution authorixing Uu- audi- .,.v«jon wa' inip«»>'ibU- mitments for u.se of the equqiment • ' with "rrmiU- ninet.-en lu-se army manrhtsl int.. ths city aU.ut tor ..f Uun-ns csiunty t.. renv.ve as. I % a ^ I.*-. -X I *• Iin irinnj tK*.ir f'Kri«tiMn fria.V\Rlw Kava* laa^an *t iMIil a&.Ana..** mwkA .-kihl*. n tk.. wtWwfnfflt^s ftir riltlimift Atliin rn.iil t®¥ have r>een obtaineii. eitizca.' with a view to build- U said, was perhaps “dangerously L- *. ^ ^ the night ar^ led .severe battle that rage*! neartiy. broad.’ He suggested that the hill ^ • trificaJion authority iiT Wa«hiniron barvfwted «me month the woundetl iM.ure4l •mended so that the RfV could not il would .0^^" -ep^irts^the cty at the rate of a th.H.sa,v buy esjuipment except on railroad ^fL ♦!!: tn-mg tortureil.!day and tlu- missionaries work. irpe.-ifications and “only after com- their advice from the same source. A. I.r..r..se<l. th. ms.sur, «oul.l Il't*', »s'. N" "H. i- |.rn.iri.-H I.. -.s- f..r from " l.ur...- r..unlj lh« Kro^ATi^ rffn* t, .0 of tm- %*'?v At)«i %Yn*’rfa', ,lnf i thii- far t«» Im iriiit.-d to >ibch M- Uf.»w»: •-* ''i-it. ■ l..;i .e- .-n'liitv Hr nitv. .MeanwhiJs-, the c.H4|Mrat \c a»- p jrrhase e.ja*pno nt. th. n i. a*e it to ^ad U-en formed \* t- • r la .roa«h ganii:ng meeting wa« I. K Kar's', «•! Peiiey attark.si the -am*- |*r<*|H><al “Tv»- meat.- t.. u. th. g..vemment nati-nal RFA i»o« f!.l- t*> .'m*Mirk .»?. a program of \\ .i-hingtiOi, ay c;it.ira! rr.g • r *• -»» no • A *■ J .» r., , raPed 4i Ue at an.l in - - m*'ark .»?. _ , . . « , , . .. a - s d..**r- ng .|u,pnient and lea>.;ig it to h.a ing -h. D... a ih* fa.m>a.l'. he •■aMl **^r are sym ■g . . rr;r. :y R.dgt, *■ I. .1 a ; ot. - w • i ,a-h.t c w -h th.- puris.se. of th- , . * . but th, ,as) way - t- pul the ^ h. a -.g iTh. i money m reMh of the railmodv b-t ,y p..«. . r.wopary m *.i v them come arwl gel it and buy ihr.r ^ rrn.fw^atr .* pjb. , t wr- tqu pment an«l nrce«, ty f'-.m tn, .erv • MoigenlK.,;. reeling '-wn a pr. - , imreq statement, M>d * rar * .. At the Hearing, the rw<>fier«t »r a* . ( it-.on Tin lln A .i-nl u 1 .« w. k.sl n gnt «•■ ! 1! ;. >. a ith" a <1 p « a ! ■ ■ f- iimI* M ll'“.'" .«•’ NaiiL ng. >navi: ami . ("v (A .r>g coft- •• i . Hwmis • • •f , nit-B-sy •taff', and scs rijin. Ih. f«' .-.gn .df«• of tn, Ja|Mio« -s go»,*--,n,. ' • I.. * . avB! th* * h •>e-< Kav* Is, ;i 1.. .ave g e» '-.• n-wfa amt M Bf.rwn — drsuMfu. •*»« . ■ r.a 'ft. m ••o-i. h,,»pfia. in,*, .-ar? i r.*** f- ■ f •.*■1 amt mmr .rf I Kina A? 1 iw, tl' H'< •V ' V li! r<Mk;. Uflig T.' M II •*>» 4 •• •ni'.., ; . . ' •’ ' • Hi I. • a ’ » 4 ! .i ■ • . f . . . ■' «a g- **>• ‘W4 41 g« ■ . h, , ^ »'14‘ < .1 \I It- irtk V • a, . t« a, I g4..«| la .!.g a>,->tw|' C'»« ■ .a .g. I li' • igh ■4gg. -.g • ft. -■-.,t»l. • * . . 1 *',» ■ '• |t « , II • th* Iji'ii.- . ' tn. , ♦ • t ■ . , .'■ • *11 •4 th* t '"V d' >-ga • 4 ; ■ » • •Vi », ' .I'll 4' I’l • •a.| The pri-iile-nt ami St,--, tary Hull. thi' W hit4 ll'ku-e «nn4..itM4-tl. f <iter- atikl th«*:i tK»* ^4, f • f •■> mt Ui'U'd “\b4-*k*r til* • 4>1* ■- . ' the 1 II 4 ,| .'•l4t' - ‘ ' ' e '■ • fit W 4.' '-i 1* 4* • • I*’* - , . I f. * ■ . I • ’ • • ' ♦ • 1 * p % A * '4. • 4 •' 1'. • .'ll'll \ .a *4- ’h*'* •' "o..! .4 ♦»». *'‘d ,1 h, h* . . ’ /■ r 4 I, , k - 4''l*' a* • I- !.. » -i, .. i**,- > f.'i , * »■ <1. *i 4", r 'i' % . A*-.! 1 h' a-t. i -•■•I •*1 I. t> i ... ■ i!» I* ,1 #• tS, I *THe tmportant thing wkui«i lhi» bill •• that It ml! •rromf4boH lie oh \ *’* •*"’«* t.tnni fb-sl ,at.wi. aw,^. h*< 4 jeglieea without adding to the Ux eertifuaU ^ Ihihe f. r 'hr Tfin 'b Broun. reaJ.te that they fun»n m a iWage, mmr IW f f-4, rmi miTi^rnt . . I lum ic • w>n« noct fall, fw* the Jaam It wiiasl Mai*, letferai fmtmmrm behalf i.f the *ro ua* R I * _ "iSrDr. j.B.Townsend Vacation Ptaiod 1: ^|%« ^''8 -4 , -a*-! i4* > • wi '.nly a .11,4 i„, n*. '» ,t ••nai Red •'waii r*-%r»s.4i aoa| »*i H, r '.ate* ar« • . •Uc|44te t*' •».» *1 anU ma rrtaih r*a,n tb tuad* an.1 tb* »rgewi mwi-KAity f«r Id «m * » i It I A t , 4 . . • . • th. * ' rS* • > 4*. . • • ♦ fm f I 4 . f ’ V'*- I , »a» ■ * * i-g ,.a .4 • w - le ••»,s*r at 'ha* 4 >*.a • J * *9i- S th.* ta« o-' >1 ngi * e«.«(,, ai thherm* rlhrfe .• fW.uffui ■f the g^m-taJ a«**ml*i ta rus« and "W inaweiitad la la) td *h. las. 'ha « a w "heUat'a’ M« N#' > *sme ^ ef TW , agreed ina< • Sp- ' h- ipa ’ » TV muretary, smrHa*'**"? *hat e% e>> rnotemglaud Had Ven rarvfwilf wnMinised la aeeure >'• M *f. ag*idatmg eHarartrr. l.eted ihe . !•,*-' .e, af tile riigTam a* iheee "T*- gi.e , mrl.iynten* 'e pi.. ate n r. * >••* -a, half f*i : - n I e ' •« lO . T* •’ ’eja’, p^ »a** •'.'e'pi.*—. T' '** » a,e the re# W'4tb of I he ne' ■ r , “Ta pew, lUe additkAmai m. rainier; bpl* 'twn.ta^* %l<rg*nlKau at*.*g'ate*| parr of Ihe erfuaad ta grant Duke • rerlifaate Tv matter .• ander ad* irm. n' TV giAeeto.r of a Ces-nfaatr f"! S •-u's! I .w .» n..» ane tha' *»rd na» > • ••aUl to ng a n«gh wf^Wia V a p* »at44v«»wnc| {a-we* ..mta'. ‘f I •• viffib.a. bo* f • Ms'.ha.’ < ►■a- .r'rrs' V I*,,*!. '• |*i». r r^afg* ••' (- 4.- .t * '.r.le 1 th • he4' »,g an,! •■ • * *e .n 'lefrnaling D.ar • * a T a * g*'* I. J '.h, T *, •» Kdg* 'e i- wa> 'hr if*' t Drh* na*l g- •» ’ ma* • •*; • «d the n« • . . |«'a* r IV e'a'r <>f iV ♦••'■ty <eM pe**' Dies Suddeidy* On At ThornweO'..^»."r:?”l.'’_« .'7I-f' biif l< r.l I 'vidvt * deki* J I'K - -r - • Hr * ; *■'« r • T < 'U n -ee \*Mle*«.''a fdby'ir-ai *' Th'A ••lai a^r • * ' i 1*1* ■ e*.*s \a,.. died an »t,r 4t« ta*.,iiet < * «*m 4t ' 4I 4 1 •MS, •' tlu Vg >Mk-Ug uf iV - » f U,4*t 1* ««ud uHui ae • « ma>4i fia' •THU' ... it.o* »ts' 4i'.i A? ev tl f 1^ - 'I •* » j r • 4,1 » ■ • : * rd *• di,twrtH*l 1,.^, .,-«»e 'hirijr af ‘herr , \r* I n fa« Ihdir ding tV fin« llhbhr ha* a in.n.man. nerd f< ' the pengsam U r U r • nd ‘ .•••»* ' late'nai oaal •eonmn*’ relation • h.-pa. V mmI. are d.Mwgaailed by n»onth!)f ra'e of e ghty cen' thr 'mh f free tsehange «ith uhtrh ta rwndurf nr.imai World (Simmr-re. « jr trade »'jffer-» fr*»m Ihr !a>*k of I -’c-h*»>hg jr.w-f on ’^r par* -4 Ihe I*r"-p.e of th» Wo» d W.'.h wh.«ft to K..k • h, p'-d./c*, the t 'I.’.-I *»'.at« • I .. ^ I* • » j«'' V. A* *• Morgrn'haj f •hid Nrnatof A.lam', l*rm«wrat. «4 i ol" isd.. of th. *omm.t*rr. chaUeog..! *■ . *.,4-at - . --g out a ? o-ir'- The ••ate. w,*h U**- -g F ’ • ’ I'?* >io% 1, . a• h 4'T ^4* ••lai ng wh<h h. - • • ng t b r ‘a heudei ..f ,rar« !<• f. * » », .?d mkame<l M.»' t^yur i*,rr4r'‘. itaiighirf mt *he late < ap. •r-nkj l|f» T J I»urhr*t *4 !h.» e»n» I It. had V eited la ( Imien fre f aM had Ukaay frirnV am4 a. I 'hr >r«imnag* 'That IV aagrt-e .4 , away* h*ea»u f-rwanS ty a* and V « aer*ay *4^.. M*l • Ih kre»" fw.w fei im 4nd esniMnvred t.. 44*., .f* *• 1*. j 4 *1 g.' h. h..*«. h»d- fer Ihr *• a l'*r* a* 1 •■wl 4 ’ I ■ .J *9 4 g» » -h 1^.4 a-4»* imW’. f.., .* ;t > *ewi,t4 :• > IIW ' * -4- ' * * * • ■ I h • M . i-. e ' * * h ' 4—4 KHm' arW'r^., , » • g -- • 'e > •»*■'.ed .K,.".g , 11^ • * wm f4.'y M.'•* pffee' Ihr I"* , I* .e**^',le-» » th. Tlr I i4r*Hii r re*4|Md. lhal a • * I. • n • • m* w a |W« 4 .. •« ..| ’hi •'al. 4r>-l 4S--' ‘he S' *■ , H a - *1 . h .*1. e r. m—4> ' • • le n*. f.-r Ihe are iwieu • I ad Arh* 4'IkI ■|,4 *e-A : •iC» "' ■> ‘ 'Ai " If cni c # f f « • * h e• *g 4 4' •*g . f A . g ,4 M < •'dviv tf.4.'h I *» ' 'Sr 4g* of I.* »rai '••r«| go I*, thru hewwe me. I*f .* . ^ NOwT3t JFANI3( •4 l.'s. 4r<aa4lnw» Im f .a UUr«hd I Wiei o. a... iai,.*h< r^MiMly I » 4 ■ • X4 m #.i* '• g ' I*. i ec* h. at' ill r* A b.l! ua* paesed at th* .e*. . tV grrura. a**em^> rre*-’- > r.1 that fac..lta'r»1 ‘hr 'g* ♦ .f 4iM.p,'S’Ik»• % fr n, Wa-^. •g*4.' h. J4-: 4 '•ill I* ^4- •' 'fed ij; 4 , a*.,r 'll' *'114 ■ • ”4 'g ■ ' B'r he, .4^ r.g »r* .. I*. I hap • 4 X* • jmn-, . . i . ; a '*a*w,, here uh* *mif *■• pa**ing Hr*n.* • *l.mi, |W T'Uiitee-mi • j*-. re,! fcry tWs* daughter*. Mr» th Ha'*'i. th .»•••-. fi*ee«»slW. and Mr* M'* '7 K ’tmar. Vem thf,e Ti*w-n«* - d. %Mii r -..f , J It • t :nto'i, 4ri«t <r>-org* Tuw 1 K'« » Ml f ►.e ", Ih*. ge T A ■,'• 1,^ I, .vr., ’!•, a *' *'v " .r y 4- 'p *1 .'1 *' -sf I hr .* 41 I, 1.1 • n ■ . R .. '••'tagee a*, •d*’** nnd a puny are al K .r*--^ wear Were f' on. ' WM ; me w . g*. i •• . • * ♦ ef 4 S a* 4 ■ * * - .P .'."age » i *4-g* "f M a' M I 4. * V* T i h * a»r,'-t.fkh that the loan* wo..;.! nid . t arid the p dJ4- o.*i*t. fart .%h *J»e rr.* "I’m r -ympathy gi netaby »ith t-.*t;. s and w r,t. -n. t , the rrr.giTim.* he -aid, “hut I don’l Meaiwh >. 'nr -tate Rj a wny w. -k'. iul sc k t.. evade the guth"f tv d.*i*t. g' \\ » k the * rsRm. M - ir jf %y»»'. B'-i I.'an I a ga' '.f t .'an'.a n In' « J'.'.- K4 * • '•TH >if f h, I-.- ;4'.'!. ',*» *' ■•rti ' n. • 4'I.I 4• •! ^ ’ • a a ■ * *.4'g. '. 44a‘'- • I'.e 'b. r ^ • f \ .g . • TV *'41* bam*d *d me^aaJ <*14* ♦ e S « aluugbm an—M iUr*,i User fag *4 ' 1 a t Su< 1 • f*Mtu g —•* bad • •t *b, }««*, e«au»iua*> •mU* i*wli«d ’ •‘V •v| ■a* .r-t U4* l» J 4NM • 1* • i* •• ». -••* ..r tf'. g t* mr» *4 i “ S , A • •) I*, Jrase- n.e* » ' . 'ig 1 •' K * r». h t* m' lb' 1.' ' . -4 s • *'. A > k a"., sap* * *e elaa. * I lmei» ■» I h4' • affi'wrai *• *• a •* • a' I.IM \l. lUITKMV .%T l AMI* « a fact*. “No one '.d- tT;ng t.k .-varle the , \Va>h,r.r' t- fa**!*., .Ml "K.n’hhU replied eveniy. He .Rowing a i.trtx.iJar a-d agg*.-r»i.. coritin.lr-d that •elf.L.juidatirrg loans. the new *<'»;>e i.*i\>-, a* It g.i- I** m .ney ^*-.1111 \K *•'. • g'l.n. Train Whistle * • Saves Family Legion Post Elects Leaders For Year guaranti-e.! by the government. «lid recent .'south ' a* 1. not add *0 the p'jtkLc i|,*bt b.s'au'. they wr re carried out of eaniings. As mi-mlkers pn-"«d him for d*-- t2i> ' f the program, the secretary lefe nd many <ja«'>:ion.' to repr«—en- a ♦ >» te** 'y. T^* i -•« 41^ J... Thoma', • 4»I. '• !!• ! -t'eet, 'Aa* i>a4lty ftamag4 d I .. J I ; u*.ko.v-* . g*. .a.':y ia*t f' ^ rn.e* ng ./ ‘ft. Am.r..an Ia fiaj 'r ■ f'g. p,,.* N«k. fv'-.4l T44 si|4y »\4-- .’•♦•at. -aid 'ra’n No. 11 wa- d i»- h. •• n.rig, 104- f ;!.••* '.g 4.ff.r4 ’-- w. r ERROR IN t \< I 1.1 V In an b'-’h’.* a** g . '-g t-h. list of teac'he."- of *."i' , .tv *• r.oo''* aiioj* t m4- thr* :;*-e wa* rap.d .,-,4^ tt-d for the <-om.r>g year ♦ii*:•• • ••.' Ila" 'k * 4. • • •! t « a-1 \ ■ f ftk* • 1 ’ '■'U . r', t * '•> 1* \4 «* r. A. 1 i 14 A * • • • 4 at lii-i M i ! ' ' h4f!' . f'n 1* ' 'g a . 4'. lA • - H 1 ' .4 t, 1 i'* *1 1 ji. ■ r* II • * t ■ .f »»l< * rf* ,l .. " . r 'i* .4 tiiwf i'4 « apt W « t • \ .l«4f.ri ..ri SI MME R .SCIKNIL TO CI.OSE T • l*r e>h\-t*-r lari 4 • !ieg» ' amine ■ I Cfind' t4> a 4 txmorr «iw !• -p'eaij g and -* .. .indiMt'Vered, Er - ( ailt-.r; F W r.r. > -* • omm4nd.'r g.'o. T. • . Ho*-Mri. ^4^ ' g ;he biar* M. I.. Ro.-i* |•'•.n. K .g» n.- B I*4n-o!. * a.'. 1 ’ha* tio O',4- wa.' up. or apparent.y aruj fl. \V. U'di-am-. v .•*■ commarui' a*ti r ta-.ng in pmgr*" for th' pa > X ..—•k- T*»4 -a-hiHil wa- load'd o tat VI' "f the .en.img agenc><‘.' in v ' vo'.., who weri* on hand with e.sti- *' t»i a. ma*'« of inipo'yiu.-n* and busine's .'t maiation that th-y said would re- silt f; om .s.-lf-l «iu;dating inve.stnient. Senator Taft. Rejiublica*!. <»f Dhio. contended that it wuUid he impos.sible for the com g *••'■ H. I, i.e r a- . Acailemy S—-e: , fa- i;, name sho'j..f nave tna' e fiPe, stoppisl his train ami Iro'.v '.g the whi'tle a' leng'*: to a . ' * n.' <K-t-upan*' ur -omeo ,1 h' f .’jinun *v. Tne •-a:ii ala ni a .'le o’*" 1 .n -he .Ml* .Nancy Von. g of iH'cuirir.g In Tine ' r - 4 IT''.- •ram o.igr ’ Kg. *• t .IT fire triH-K ■». the S'*, ! < A n eh '.va' aol*- to •ave th*- 1 t— a . '■ ' flwell ng. Had * rr-'t I'e < ■ *r.r * h" *houghlfuIr4--' 'h- eogirus'.'- It is very proliable that the to hulid a system of toil roads and < xp<*ct it to lie >elf-l.«|uida;ing. “No one is proposing to .set up a nationw:de .system of toll roads." Sen ate I^eader Barkley, Democrat, of Kentucky, told him, evplaining that <.nly in certain localities where traf fic possibilitie.s had been’ checked -were such road.- contemplated. .Senator Tobey, Republican, of New Hampshire, in.juired if it were not true that the program, with its con- •emplated .'evr.lving fund, would, “like Tenny'or.’s brook, go on forever, ad infinitum'.' unles.* reftealed by con gress, “That's correct. Senator." Morgen- thau replH'd. adding that he approved it because a report would be required each year and “any year congress isn’t satisfied they can stop it that yeag." Friends of Alan SuddetH. aon of Mr. and Odra. B. H. SuddetH. will be glad to know t&at He is ioiproving after a weetH DI^IVE CAREFULLY SAVE A LIFE! So Far This Y>ar There Have Been 12 FATALITIES from AUTO-MOBILE ACCIDENTS in LAURENS COUNTY Let's Strive To Make 1939 a Safe Year On the Hifkarays. THia date bat year. « \v ■vholt' '‘an. iv wouUi hav4- 'M-er. our to ocath 'I'voral colo’od citiZfn- that 'Oct-on -tato. W. Holiing'W.«'’h, adjutant. D' .' i..*' y. .''kk'.M'-. f i.ai(<4 M. K. S'u g' n. 4 i.ap air. T. I’. O'Ai'.'i'. -• g'H'.' a’ arm - K. .M. .''t.i* '. r '*«.r.a:i. < . F. \V r •’. H. I’. Uhsipma*. <; Hollii.g'.M.r’h. I> f.i r- a' .I K. n. I’,'.•on A :* ' a.-i'.i 1 d»-Ii"ga*i-' ’• *''.4- 'tati- ri.nvi'itl n ■> la- raid it i ( na.-;..-' .\ug^'t L’!. 22. 23. 'vV. .\ HiK-nar.an,- M L. K W. i* Buriictto, * . >. !.a.nkford and I*. I». Fop^-fand Airt- r am*-'! a- al:yrna;»-. I* ' 'I lliintb-y. a moml* r of 'h. ' ■ .«v«' *^a»-ultv. a- d.or. Probate Juefee . Union Service To Be Mzuried With Lutherans .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Knight. Jr., of near Fork .‘snoals, Greenvilli- county. Vho have annount-ofl the ongagt-men* of wi n,ng y 1.1 or. 'i-i'Te next .Sunday •A..1 .'4* ^‘-Id at .''t. John's tVir da ightor, Francis I>.uise. t'l J. Lu:hera-^ ch.i^n. TV piilp.t wii; be Hewli-tte W asson, of leauix-n-. the '*«-up.ed by D. J. W .Kid', pa.'.tor ^'A'edding to be >olemnized .Sunday, “f *h» f r-t l*;v'byt, • .an church, with July Zi, at the home of the briik'' * coidial invitation extendeil all con- parents. g.'-egatio.'^s to unite i^n the .service. ■ Miss Knight is a graduate of Ashe ville Teachers college and for the pa.«t two years has taught at Chandler regular Kiwanis c.’ub meet- •rhooJ, Greenville ex»u«y. Thursday evening. Ih-. F. L. WEBB NAMED DIRECTOR j Mr. W'asKm 'ui a graduate of J^res-fWehb was elected a member of the |HyteTian college and 1* »e.i:;ng his club’* hoard «f d.rectors, succeeding firt term as jt^dge of probate ofsH. F. Harris, who recetftly moved to' county ICoJumhla. j WHO WORKS WHERE? se:aboard airline RAIIAVAY (O.MDA.W . 11. ShandN, .\gent O. II. iihir*h J. I- Slappe\ K. EL Carter J. .M. lanca.strr. Secti<»n foreman 'and 6 Hejpi'rs. T. T. Cann. Serfiikn Fiirc- man gnd 6 Helpers. Thtxidore Blakelj and John Garrett (rolore*! station empl*t>ee>>. rhi.i firm emploi < 20 Furulj-eight prr\Hiasl> re ported firms etnplo>ed 169 Total IKS It Pays To Trade IN CLINTON i;. -. I' gi’r.er- 'A.: * • . : :h.4 II"- • .1 . " '. ga'. - • r* { I- ■ . • • V gi* • ■ : .V i % ti' ' « Sy A • • . 'nr.v'i- * < * «4" ’ A < 1* pw ; f ** t - * . ^ * It- .ii'i;"! ’-<"11:: alr.y u'.* , • • x* '1 r-'. .'Tl. I'wa- •» ii* ' . . .<: " . * .;r 'le .<d'>; ■ .i' - ' " i ' I'.t ■< ,1 ■ • ; • r. -• '• '' I 'inc ki * 0 ■ • . ’ ■■ J' *>' ’■ - Ka. ly .-a ■; h. • ' . 'jT.' * II" rh;ef ,\'c :' ♦ a.i« 't th** p-'.gran> a- ; » • ’ y .-iovT' - tary Hull.'' I'a. •-g l>eac'* m'-ve. ■‘whole fki-'t-g iski' -• .'Cum a That the •e'vict.' including i th«»se appointev!' under Kef ih.ican ad- liiiinistratiun>. uae .1. favor of it. The program call- f»»r the repeal of 'the prewnt rmta.T« on fhipments al a selected li't of war supplies to bel- lifTirent -a* or- listtad t wpold hn- pose a •y-te'oi '-'Cer which belliger- ji . ! i