The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 09, 1939, Image 8
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nE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C
THIKSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 19)9
Biyson To Speak
At School Friday
Oof^reaeman Joseph R. Bryton, of
(3m Fourth diBtrict, will speak at the]
Maemibly at Clinton hifh kIm^ on j
Friday mominf at 9:80, according tOj
•n annowioetnent from the office of;
litt prineipai yesterday. The congre**- j
fwMii comes as the princi^l speaker i
in the observance of Amcirican Educa-
Cotton Loan
Rate k
T. B. Meet In
Laurens Today
Base Rate for 1939 Set At 8.3. A county wide meeting of all per-'by-laws will also be adopted.
many o^ber counties. | Hotel loases from souvenir hunters
At the meeting a prasident, two jin thia country amount to one milHon
vice-presidents, other essential offi- dollars annu^ly. What would home
cer* and a board of directors will be be without the Astorbilt ashtray ?
chosen, he said. A constitution and
Washington
Cents Pound. 3 Per Cent ln*j I sons interested in the eradication of
terest To Be Charged. Ituberculoais in Uurena county has
♦ ^hcen called by J. Leroy Bums to be
W'ashington, Nov. 7. The agricul-morning, the 9th, in the
tural department inaugurated a new Laurens conununUy hall for the pur-
I lohn program on cotton today in a
I move expected by crop control offi-
tion week by the local high school. 'Special to The Chronicle
FVeA from the ^ session of the ex-i W'^ashington, Nov. 6.—The first def-jeials to result in improved prices for
traordinary meeting of congress, tangible result of the clearing^hp .South’s big cash crop later in the
Bryson can be expe^ to menticm ^he question of whether the season.
the recent neutrality debates in in^gnufucturers of the United States] Pix>ducers may place 1939-grown
Washington, and will doubtless giv^lmay make and sell military weapons|eo^ton under government loans at a . . . . ,
some first-hand information on the- supplies will be the release from base rate equivalent to 8.3 cents g]♦»*. a^i^nts is that the time 1^
pose of forming a peripanent tuber
culosis organization in the county.
Mr. Bums has served for three
years of the preoent temporary or
ganization, which has functioned from
year to year, and he states that the
consensus of opinion among all 'of
Scheduled to make an address on
the occasion will be Mrs. Flora Mc
Donald, of Columbia, state director,
who will explain the methods of or-
gam'zatios and the ob)ective8 to be
gaihed.
Miss Jennie Faye Irvin, county
health nurse whose vmrk is made pos
sible by the sale of Christmas s^s,
will also be present and have a part
on the program.
Prince Michael, heir to the Ruman-
»..v. —- ii/nuc i«i,c VV..W- -I . . . throne, recently celebrated hia
reports in the capital on the tense |^yj,rn^ntal restrictions of almost‘pound for middling 7-8 inch cotton,' for a permanent organizati<^ I8th birthday and probably wished his
European situation. The progmm on' j«o,000,000 worth of war orders al-1 gross weight bales, or 8.7 on a net|®“”“®'‘ ^ already formed in father a long and healthy, lif^. i
BENJAMIN &
SONS
PLUMBING
sasMltd—
HEATING I
SERVICE
Telephone 9268
WE ARE HUNTING
TROUBLE
FViday morning, however, is in oelo-j hands of makers of air'll freight basis, subject to differentials';
_ 1 _ _ J Ik ... M KM • a M-« 4 a^^'M m ' ' M 1 .a * ... —.A... ^
bration of the twenty-one years of other munitions. ' I for location of its storage.
American peace since th|^t welcome' (Jreat Britain 'has ordere<l from; The loan rate is slightly below the
day of the armistice of the W orld makers in this"^ country nearly ^current price of about 9 cents .a
■war on NovemlH*r 11, 19'18. ' 1 .'),.000,000 of planes. Prance almost j pound.
- School authoritk^ have issued a times as many, _.and there are. department said that the loans
welcome to ail visitors who wish to orders in haml f<w^' $r),000,000 of I would bear 3 per cent interest com-
hear the congressman^ tomorrow p|gr,(.j, from Australia, (’anada and par<*<l with 4 in the past. Growers'
morning. ^ ^ . ^.^er, nations, to say nothing of nu-*may make loans until May I, 1040. |
merous .small orders for rifl<‘s and i Cotton stored umler loan at or near;
ammunitions. central markets or |K>rt.s will be eli-j
I It is known to the State and War|jfi0]<. for higher rates than that stor-;
' l>fj»artments that hundre<ls of mil-!(.(l at remote point.s. Thu.s, on a net
NOTH E OF
( Or.M Y TKEASI HEK
I9:t9
rcr 'lions of furth<*r war orders from the weight basis (bales weighing about
of Allies are ready to be given, the 47^, fKiundi
taxes for the fiscal year, 1030, at thel»i<>ment tin* I’l-esident sign.s the new Texas and
Treasurer’s office from (K-toher 1 lol That these war or- Lrfble for
will be ope
The ls»i>ks <if the County Treasun-r — - |
ened for the colb'ction of Allies are ready to he given, the 47^, fKiunds) cotton .stor<'d in western
in New .Mexico will be eli-
the minimum rate of 8.7
DecemU-r :{1. 10:10. After .January start a boom of busiiM'.ss |merits, while that stored at .some
two p« r cent'will Ik- adde<l, and after]''' many liruw is not to Im‘ doul*1x‘<|, j jp North Carolina and Virginia
February 2.S thr«‘<* piT c<*nt will 1m* '>tlier lines of bu>iness ajiart from) — near textie mills—will be eligible
a<ided .after March ill seven jwr evnt!ventures tf) 'Pre-’f(,r a maximum rate of 0.3 cent.s. Th<*
will be adde<l. IliMiks clo.se .April l.'i. jdirt. It will put a giMid many tou-j rates at all Gulf of .Mexico and Cali-
All piTsims i.wiMMg paiperty in,-'^" Paymlls. however, fornia ports will he 0.2 cents.
Inasmuch as this years crop of
about 11 #000,(too bales is not exp<>ct-
(h1 to meet domestic and export n<*«Mls!
of the sea.son, a shortage of “fn*e”j
iHTsiins owiMMg iiruporty in, , .
.1* , , ' ■ * and so increase the purchasing fxiwer
more than one school district are n*- , , „ ...
^ ^ ,, , • . • V. riof thems<*lvt*s ami their families for
questtsl to call for M*ceipts in each of' ^
J. , . I 1- . • . • u- i. i«ll sorts of commoilities.
the .several sch<H»l districts in which ^ _
the i*roiM‘rtv is locat<*d. This is im|M)r-' Boom .May Be Limited ... ,
tant, as a'd.Iili.mal cost ami |»enalty; How long this lMM»m will last de-'ri»tton-cotton not lied up in govern-]
may U* attachtsl. . 'pends u|H»n how long the war lasts; f'^fft loans is rexpe<-U‘d to develop]
All able-lKslied nude citizens iK-land there are astuU* obs4*rvers in next spring and summer. .Any of thisi
twis*. the ages of twenly-om*' (•>!>'Washington, do.se to the .SlaU* Ik- y‘’a';« <-;:tt<*n P"t under loan would |
' , . " ^ I w\ui jire i»issli<*tinir that t<‘nd, officials said, to hasten arrival!
and sixty (Ml) years of age are liable 1 imitim rit, who an pixsluling tnax '
, 11 , #• tf I ikik #* * 11 hi* war w'ill not last V4*rv long 1^’* that fH riiMl of short.igi, 1
to nav a |m»1I tax of ( ommuta-l'-'n wai win mn, last iook. . 1 1 , . u u
4* I# I *r* / tfi -o I* f li’rhi's#* to'i^ohi'ls 'bas4* their In'lief ui)-l Officials said that such a shortage]
tion Koad Tax of |I .)(>, in ln*u of road ' nt .s« [No|>n(is oass im ir mini op | . v. i 1 , 1 , i
. , I inn fhiil fiernvinv u,.ill "f f re<' Coltofl should tend to IKMISt
duty. All abb'-lMMlwd m«*n betw(s*n the'^n thi assiirnpuion ihiii ueimany win, ■ , u * 11 i
I 11 4 ^ 1U14. f.iiY-ml tiv the m essure of worUl 1I'^nnl w here it w'ould be
ages of 21 and Ti.i are liable t<» road, m loreisi r»y xm piissuix 01 worm • , . , , , . 1
duty except those in military MCr-|«d>inion to yield to the demand that P'-<‘f't«»'lv f<*r g'‘'^^
Vice, schmil triist«*es, .school ti'achers,' ^^dler and his immediate circle be awl,,!' i, „ .oLw. .1. hio-K .r
Ithrewn out. In that cas<* there* wouKI I Although (ottori pines aie higher
TIM SpmeimI Dm Lmmm Spmrt Smdmn, SMi'
ministers ami students.
, I 4 • 1m* a iiossibility of imsiiation hy somei^^''^ ** year ago, officials explain that
hog owners. A our dog tax is on m-utral nation, such as the!‘he “fair" or "parity” price is about
the tax biMiks. Aou are* entitli*d tO|l, 4 1 i,- ♦ 1
atiMterrH-rrt of di»g tax by n*a.son of' ... ......
ntbies tn-atmenl. But it is rM*c<*.s.sary P*®**
.. . , , .parties oontvrnAst.
that you present inoculation certifi-j'
cate to tin* county tri*asurer at th«
which woubi Ik? just to
jj Id rei>ts a pound.
y|j I The new loan program was an-
•nounced at a tinw* wh<*n more than
Such a peacA* cannot b<* neg(»atiaU*<l 1P.100|‘88( bales of sur|)liis cotton is
time of tax iMiyment or liefore. UnU>e«*
{ire.s<*nte<l then, tax cannot Ik* abHt(*d.
Proper attention will b»* given thiMW*
who wish U* pay their tax4>s through
w'ith a g'owrnminit which, like Hit
ler’s has ilemonstraU'd its untrust-
WA»rthiness, but it is undA‘rst<KHl here
that lh<* new British Ambassa<lor,
tieil up under previous loan programs.
preivkle defense airainst fiossible air
attacks, the g(*neralH say. And ths*
Navy lielievea that wx* will nev*»r he
th.. by cbyck. m™..y ...I
g.ving name of township and numls'r
«>f sc1hn>1 diittrkrt.
The tax levy is as follows;
Ordinary ('cuirty
10
milU
Knatl H«»nds
10
mills
PonMUtutionsI Sch«K»l
3
mills
Past ImMiteilnt-sa
1
mill
W*i»k Sch^Mtls
I
mill
Hitspital
1
mill
mt*nt would Ik* only tmi gla^l to avert
the sacrifice of livs*s »n<l w«’«Kh
which a prolongtxl war would involve*
a "two-ocean” fl»*et, which would
reist us aniither five or six billions and
take thre*e or four years to build.
.. . .4, 4 ij t. I The idea is that with the stiil]
,t 4 ,.t.,f..clory »,Atl4m,.nl wuld
arranged witih a govt-mnient which
Ihd* Briti-vh governmsmt could tru.st.
Expect a lot of eadta-
ment . . . expect a lot
of thrills . . . when you step In and
drive the new (.'hevroict for H4i!
Ghevrolct has long had the
repuutlon of bmlng/lrst In accelera
tion in ita price range—becauec it*a
the only low-priced car with a
super-vltalixed, aupar-silant Valve-
In-Head Engine!
It has long had the rafnitation
of being first In hlB-clinibing, for the
Mme good, powerfuL Vahre-ln-llead
reneon!
And It out-rides the others, too*
because It’s the only low-priced car
with “The Ride RoyaF’-the safest*
smoothest, steadiest ride known!
f
We repeat, You’ll GO for the
new IfM Chevrolet when you see
how It GOES for you.** Better eye
It* try It* buy It—today/
85 HP.
VALVE-Ui-HEAD SIX
Such a mcssagi* is conaiderrel here
ns taiitanHiuiit U> an invitation to
Pii’siikut H<K»SA*vclt to Ik* the m(*tli*a-
from the Allies will give factories
in numerous Iin4*s it would Ik* soumi'
national |M»licy to go into the muni-i
lions business for ourselves in a big*
*6S9
SNS VS*
T«*tal
f M'SHPeill lAlMMAA-VfliA IA» IM* VIIV lll|-t|ia- • • I . tf .u
. tf .L t- 1 II . “''d SO take up a lot of the em-.
tor of the Kure>iH*Hn quarrel. He'.. . ,
, , . u- ■ 14 phiyment slack and get oiirm* ves
2rt mills'could hanlly offer his .s«*rvic<‘s, but it
i.aurrns .Srhool Districts
No. I, Trinity Ridgi*
0
mills
No. 2, Pre»s|)ect
8
mills
No. .’t. Barksdale-Namie
Irt
mills
Sit. 4. Bailey
m
4
mills
No. fi. Oak (fPove
6 mills
No. 7, Watts .Mills
17
mills
No. II, liaurens
21
mills
Youngs School Districts
No. 4, B«‘thany
15
mills
No. 5. Grays
17
mills
No. r», (Vntral
•.»
mills
No. 7, A'«>ung'<
HI
mills
No. k. Warrior t'lvek
12
mills
No. lO, Ijtnford
12
mills
No. :i-B, Fountain Inn
24
mills
Dials SchiKil Districts
No. I, Gre-fiipoiul
13
mills
N«i. 2, F4h*n
14
mills
No. Gray ( ourt-Owing.'i
2t;
mills,
No. 3-B, Fountain Inn
24
mills:
.kulli\an Schmd DistrictM
No. I. Princeton
mills
No. 'J. Mt. Ik-thc*!
12
mills
No. 3, Poplar .Spi ing-i
2tl
mills'
No. T. Btx'Wi'rtoii
h;
mills
No. IT, llakory Tav«*ni
20
mills
ANati rlmi Schiad Districts
No. 1, .Mt. Gallagher
s
mills
No. 2. B**th<-1 Glove
7
mills
No. 1, ( oiitor point
13
mills
No. .'), Oakvillo
S
mills
No. d, .Mount Plra.-ant
S
mills
So. 7. .Mt. Olire
21
mills
No. 11. WaU'rliK)
S
mills
('ntss.Hill SrhiKil District
1
No. 13, Cross Hill
mills
Hunter SrhiMd District
s
No. 3, HiK-k Briilgi*
(•
mills
So. 4, Wadsworth
t)
mills
No. 5, Clinton ■*
18 mills.
No. <», Goldville
11
mills
No. K-lO, Kinarels
8
mills.
No. R-42. KicdenilU*
13
mills ]
No. H», MountvilU*
18
mills
Jacks .School Districti
4
No. 1, No white school
4
mills
No. 2, Shady Grove
13
mills
No. 3, Renno
10 mills
No. 5
mills
No. 6. O’Dell’s
.10 mills
No. 7, Garlrngton
5
mills
", 7u V u • ^ovkvy to Russia, Japan,*
IS eonsHleresI iKissible that m* might y. .. ' . I
i . .1 . 1 tf tf I ^ <»ermany or any other natm i which
‘accept tliat rede if a formal invita- '
tion canM* from birth sides, from re-
] might conceivably want s»»mexhing|
* MicMsmn. TrmtupiMim-
tiftit hmtmS tm rmU rmtmt. ttmtm
mnS ItH el tmmmB (If mmy). aptitmmi
m<iuiprrtm$ amm,
mxtrm. rricet tmh^i to rHmt»S«
»iih4tui ttoiicm. Bompmr gitmrdt
—tfsfra on klotimr MS Smrimt.
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CHlVKOin
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QUALITY
MATURES
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Chevrolet’s FIRST Again!
I that Iwlongs to us.
ceesor, "Twldy,” who negotiate*! the
Peace of Portsmouth l»etwe<*n Russia
and Japan in 1005.
While sonn* who are close to the
Il'JII I Kure>p«*an shuatmn ridicule tiht* i«k*a!
that any extenial pre*ssure can force]
Hitler to reiinqtii.sh his leadership. I
oIEkts who are* reiiMilly informal J
point out that the Fuehrer has not]
th^ confidenre* or the UM<]Ut‘stioning
sup|K»rt of th<* (k*rman Army, and
that another .Anny revolution such
a.s that which ilrove tht* Kaiser into
exile IS not im|Hvssihle.
Pure .'tpt'culalion
.Much of it IS pure siKx'iilatiiHi,
but it is worth tarting as indieating
that there is no certainty thaif" the
12 mills iiish of war orelci's alre*atly la-gin-
2t) mills lung will remtiiUM* long enough to
Id mills start an.vthing like a business lHM>m.
20 mills There is a Udter chatiix*, many ob
servers lu're iH'lievc, that a.s a re-
SPEFIAL TIL NOV. 10
American Magazine, 2 years, $3.30.
Life, I year, $3.50.
—( ALL 27$.
JAMES W. CALDAAELL
GILES CHEVROLET CO.. Inc.
CLINTON. S. C.
It is taken as a .settled question
Hm*
"istdationist” bliH'k in the Sen-
is tbt* grre'ii light which the
ly and Navv ami the State De
but i>f the wlaile Wwterei
The .suix'rior strength of Gt'rmany
good way to dispel the old-time
No. 15, Hurricane 6 mills]faith that we are immune to air
Scuffletown School Diatricta
No. 1, Long Branch 10 mills
No. 2, Musgrove .... 10 mills
No. 3, Langston 7 mills
No. 4, Sandy Springs 8 mills
No. 12, Ora 10 mills
Persons sending in lists of names
to be taken off are r^ueeted to send
attacks *ml that thk country does
not n(teed a strong navy, since we
can rely upon the British fleet to
guard the Atlantic.
While a good deal' has b(.‘en said
and printed about our defense prep
arations, the fact is that the Gov-
emcnent has spent#only about a
them early and give the township and I tenth as much in the past three
acbool district of each as the Treas-]years for Army and Navy purposes
urer is very busy during the month as have England or FYance. The War
Department believes that an adequate
land and air force would take toree
of December.
tf
D. ROY SIMPSON,
County Trelu.
Wa Da Al KM of PUNTING
Emet§t BaL
CBBONICLB PUBLISHING Oa
years to build up and would cost
|5,000,000,(X>0 ddlla];s. Only then
would we be able to put enough
trained ai^ fully equipped aoldiers
field to
in the
protect our shorea and