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THllSDAT. OCTOBER 12. I»39 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. PACE BBTBI Nation Entering Business Recovery Poriodt Is Belief| Clemson Frosh Batter Bhie Boys Washington Presbyterian First Year Team Makes Good Show But Is Com* pletely Outclassed. Realty Transfers. Made Last Wedc ito Jarne* B. and Lula F. Lewia, $400; Ilf aervs from PW D. Ho#, iS.** acres frosn Mr*. Lylllan L Marion, master, to M. L. Co*. I2S0. jet al, to Andrew MKchell. $850;' Laurens city: lot on S. Harp« i3 14-100 acres from Mrs. Ruby S.istreet from Thomas O. Watts to Q. At Court House •"* ’’ ® Bai- New York, Oct. 9.—The nation*s leading economists said today they be* lieve the United States is entering a substantial business recovery pe riod which may last for some time. While the war was said to have con-! tributed to the upturn—a majority, Special to The Chronicle, said it wa.«« a principal factor, healthy Washington. Oct. 9 domestic business conditions were.R^^yelt, in his address at the open-;6. given alnsost equal credit. |ing of the special session of Congress' However, early peace in Europe, ^^ich is considering his proposal to | f*«ld. ; more than half believed, might bringembanro aaainst the sale; From the beginning it was evident, about a temporary recession American business. The views of 50 outstanding eco-* Su11i\'mn township: 1-2 interest in 89 acres from J. C. Milford to L. A. Brock, $150; 89 acres from Ralph F. ^ . , . , . .King, with probate judge as special One of the most spirited team* | referee to R. L. and W. Charles Da- jto represent Presbyterian on the grid-j"“ 1' .S^’^^^ivis, $H00; 21 35-100 acres from W. B. Laurens township: 0 $.10 acres from R. A. Babb and H. ‘M. Franks n. and P. T. Craifw, 1400; three lota on Grctmville road from Mary A. Bal^ et al, to W. T. BoR, $1.00. iron outolns.^ Friday '*• Z'.Z Tinalry ..... ...a^-a,. ^ Waterloo township: 82 acres from - Prosidentif.C. Blue FB-Cuip kin«Uv.'B. Monday W Olyn Monday, »50:l in one ever SPECIAL TIL NOV. 10 American Magaiiae. 2 yeara, $3JSC Life, 1 year, $.3.50. -('ALL 27S. JAMES W. CALDWELL i witnessed on Johnson i of weapons and ammunition to any.^^^ Baby Tigers had the (?alrin- nation at war, appealed to the Sena-i**^^ outweighed ai^d outclasseil. The ■ to approach the siAject in a non-par- nonusts, selected with due respect (o toj-g and Representatives, and infer- geographical location, political pbiL.pji^jally to the people of the nation, ospphy, and applied or theoretical' spirit. The nation must stand practice, were polled by The Asso-1 Cubs startetl to toam early in the first quarter when Booty Payne took' the ball on his own forty and galloped i | straight up the field through the P. C. as a , unH, he said, in its efforts the first Ully of the game. dated Press to secure views of theljj^^p United States out of the Eu-; The next marker came when Payne ■ ” ’ xi- ^j. j intercepted a P. C. pass on his own 35-yard stript* and raced 65 yards for Dn that last part of his appeal, .i • .... . . another < figure six. cause and probable duration of the present upswing. Analysis of 30 replies showed the majority optomistic for receit ed j ^hjjt the country should be of a single mind about keeping out of war, his VISIT THE GREENWOOD FAIR message struck a responsive chord. And there is no doubt in the mind of any experienced observer in IVashing- ton th«(t if there were general agree- |ment that the President’s program j w'ould keep the country out of war, Congrees would go a long way, almost unanimouely, to back him up. But there is no such general agreement, either in congres-^ or outside of it. There is no way of checking up Then the Baby Blue Hose took off. Little'Bill “Dent put the ball in scor ing position by taking a short pass from Mixon and going straight dowm to the ten-yard line. From there, Mix- 6n heaveii a pass to McNeill, who 'stood up behind the goal line, caught the ball and gi»t cretlit for the only P. C. tally of the game. I The remainder of the first half was a defensive battle by the much lighter | Presb)rterians. Several times the Cubs carrie<l the ball down near the business future. In contrast to previous such sym posiums during the past few years, the replies containe«i few criticisms i of the federal administration’s at-l titude toward bu.siness. A number said they noted s more concilialorj' attitude on the part of business management, labor and gov ernment. a’arning to business was sounded, however, by many of the economists. , „ They said expected European buy- (^ partisan affiliations of nearly each tinw the P. C. line, 5|iark- ing—a psychological factor which • million \*oten who have written | |,y Prt^two<Nl, .McNeill helped touch off the current up- ^ their representatives »n Wilson. lighlene«t to h(*ld them swing—had not yet materialized urging acUon one nay or without scoring, Ij that when it did come. H was not|*be other on the Neutrality .\ct inj —Clemson 12,'| likely to be of the volume, nor at'(be past few w«eka. The A'mst ma-||»_ the price level., of the 1915-1918 pe iorWy of the letters oppose the I»^i *1 Clemson |•eceive^l to o|H'n the second riod. dents plan. But how many of tbem'||njf_ ^ while it seemed the .\nk- Thas, they said, heavy inventory '**^ Republicans and how many D^nio- were going to h«»ld the C'»t»«, accumv^tion made with the idya that ;crmU nobody knows, and wlwther they ^^ybe U*at them when they pushetl European war supplies buying would motivated by sincere belief in umaH the opposing goal line raise price level* or delay deliver.#*, (be aiatter, or by a partisan cieatre {wmw but late in the thin! quarter the might have been overdoae in some to block aaytbing which Mr. K*>ooeveH hard battle hrgan to tell on the Itwo*. |advooataa, aoae can tell. I> boys *ho had fought desprratr also warned that the *wv In Wasbingt-sa, hewever, it ts aa*- Ijr against two strong f«rs< and src- it ¥f wtmm form of pnea eaa- ler la draw ceaclaiiaas. Saaatom und teams throughout thr game. Shir- trwi. aciwduv pass ibis higher taaaa aad >■ prsssatauvea, wllli few et iey took thr IwU on a Mwak fday an fer natmaal defease, might earr ^wpitoas. are pay mg slight heed la his oaa tee and wewl o«er standing rtse a dsprsasiim effarl aa pmrr nseo Um Fraa<dent’s appeal fee *\ke ad- up. I HowereT. soma pewdirtsd, tlw ^owramsmt af partssansbip'' so long la the fourth quarter thr F C. growth af *’hoom pafrhology** and m the peaosat F.ayooraa er>»w la*t* frosh wet* etaaplrtel) abipped d^twa mawf •n>4 that ^f nm that, ihe psy Faeti iJae-ag (*1 strowg tvori^r •trmgrh .•! liw eb». -ri mrentti fw- a .iqg l—iiir swa-nrt Ktm m la' of '*•*“ •**■* >"**^ * (•’ ■* • ^'T' “ Ik. .... • " •■•’7 "^"' 21'“''' dir frwUlt s“*lan4r. aa osewaed - . , , ^ l or.*h,iw l*o4t»-g the sWarhs ’ . . asntie os ■ep^MwarM agamo* in^no -em- that a has bad tae e#f.ei. W hih J g l.T H's^so \ BIG DAYS And BIG NIGHTS Featuring THE GREAT DODSON’S WORLD’S FAIR SHOWS Rated Among the Highest In the United States , OCT. 16 wort •r i; F i SAVE ON SUNDAYS Irl WU I.. g • . f' » * I r''‘ • » • »• fi^et U I* Mt pawes aoewisi^ •* bash aga i fo.4 aa* k^l \oa |bm- ef l'-"■da^. ant mt Mow*** ee %emss*w» Fo* oo limn Mint ont *i oAi-n * ^ 2* ***" *• aa*“* • -• Thr rigm IboreT— - ^ ^ Ur .oe’. I a rw'^i •- •••> • “(b So W ^ tbnl -• lO'r I • • pwvf • smaoav* W w I no pr«ik .Or* « (ort-m ?Ws ookt oAi *f err • a o lbs sr*. OS »* rr f t »..•«• ' .!■ Sot . • • o « - loo •» \ ‘ A r- • W-tg mt Mob^o- tl » ' C - - •t • • f * W. IS- *I k* V •' i \ .-k Ins e.a The GREATEST FAIR IN THE HISTORY OF GREENWOOD You Will Want To Attend This Great Event Every Day! -TEXTILE EXHIBIT - AUTOMOBILE SHOW - BIG CATTLE EXHIBIT IN TENTS - PLENTY HOGS AND POULTRY • •* % ^ f a^sse Superb Exhibits • ^ Bi(2 Mid Tb. * • Is* Adults 25c Price of Admission Children 10c ' I er V \nd N I In r-rnt.t o* I, I • 'a#* •» I • na uo ■w* • o ni g M • I -la Lmmg DlBtancm Rst0B Arm Rmduemd E^mty Cr«filfig Afimr 7 mnd AU^at^Sutidat^ It coau littla at any tima to voice-visit with out^ol- town friends and rdn- tivea. But both Statioo- to-Station and Person-to- Person long distance rates are especially low after Seven at night until « 4:30 A. M. Over week ends, reduced rates apply from 7 1^4 M. Saturday, all day Sunday, and through to 4:30 A. M., Monday. $stk mbomt lOO miles for 39c 200 miles for 69c. 900 miles for $1.19 V Siinai latToEPifK m mfEiin cMnci •■saaseaavss : ^i* V h. >-e'k *4 . f . I :*■ J .'i W •' S« r .'•r.j nv I g-.n,.- p... • Jt A4 • \ a-wArtiln \ ( • a' ‘ a < I ' •iB !••»...» , \ A ‘ iw • •• k. I * I*- h.4 Nb. w ... ' ff ' ■ * ••ga/. » , j» t »>r-.« a • .t f V ar ' .' •*» mai ) • - afwi g* a nlJr^ !arg« i ;'4.a' f H '*.1.11 "San br had a y«wr a* , i» • r*|a'i »i»n «*f ii.** mmiti ...S \ andetiWt *'• ehanrrs fe*- thr Brp.^-iwsin n«>nitns*:.*n M-em to \\»»h- ■rigt--n lu he hett;-: than -•Vet. l*«kiU nf public opinion klilt >H^>w Ii.atrict .\ttumry TH*»m*s K. ^Ih wry of N« w York in fir*t plare.* but :with Vurnlrnberg gaining, and far [ahead of Senator Taft Third Term Sewtimeal I On the other hand, the same polls •how a surprising increase in pub lic sentiment for a third term for Mr. Rooseveh, That is accounted ifor bt-re by the President’s oft-re peated declaration that he intends I to keep .\merica out of war. On that point he ha.< practically the - whole people with him, or would if all lit erally believed in his program. The belief in important political circles in both parties that we are not going to war, whether or no, ^ would appear to be back of the ef forts of ^th parties to be in a posi tion to claim credit for keeping the United States out of war. The most complete confirmation of the attitude of the Repidilican lead ers to reject Mr. Roosevelt’s request for the adjournment of parti.sanship was the address of Chairman J6hn D. M. Hamilton of the Republican Na tional Committee, in which be de- I dared that the President was asking : Congress to become another rubber-1 'stamp to give him a blanket indorse ment. Members of both parties went 'along with the President in 1933, 'srhen national emergency wasj ' apparent to everybody, but no such' emergency now exists. Mr. Hamilton said. Fvua and Cows I U'hac wUl bo the fiaai action of ’' iingTsa. it ia dtfficuk to fowacaot.! |Tte bill rsfwssd by tho tewio For-| .eigw