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Thundoy, July 3, 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE --v- Page ANTISEPTIC LIQUID' CLEAN' FAST* i DO YOU HAVE PROPER FIRE PROTECTION? I Is your coversce adequate? Should you suffer a disastrous fire would your insurance cover yoinrloss? Think this over. See os tor all kinds of Insurance, Surety Bonds and Real Estate. We Invite your business. CLINTON REALTY & INSURANCE CO. B. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 11th day of August, 1947, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of Rachel Armstrong in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the sime day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said "date, duly proven, or be forever barred. IDA A. MURPHY, Executrix. June 24, lp47. 24-4cw MAJESTIC RADIO Mighty Monarch of the Air COPELAND'S Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 As Washington Sees It,. THE NATIONAL SCENE Special To The Chronicle . Washington, July 2.— The agri cultural appropriation bill likely will p-—— — million dollar loan to Greece and Turkey which is now * a national policy, no appropriation h$a, been made to provide the money? Con gressman Taber of New York, chair man of the house appropriations committee, says he’s going, to have a good look at the 400 million dollars to see if it is really needed\before the house makes the appropriation.: be the* iTst* buf approved*b7 both| Sen - Carl Hatch of Ne wMexico re-! houses of the congress. In the mean- ! f ntl y ^ uestl0ned the r * ht °«, a ! time, in farm circles here there is ( house committee to “veto ’ or nullify) talk of a farm revolt from the t ra-! a [5 J ac u t,0 " a PP roved ^ both houses ditional ranks of the GOP. Fact is ar * d the President. At any rate, the; that the house vote on the appro*} l * ber cornmittee is assuming the priation was the closest in this ses-, ri * bt ' . , . . . , sion and at One time .only six G OP u Co P im , u I | lls [ n 18 th « bl * bugaboo votes kept the bill from being sent here in Washington, both in govern- COMPARE OUR PUN Before Financing or Re-financing When buying a new or Used car, always ask your dealer about using dur plan, or come in and see us yourself? M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS Phone 18 Robert M. Vance — Small Loan Department back to the committee.. Of the 174 votes for recommitment only 12 were Republican and five of those were from the Iowa delegation. So the ment and out. Arguments run pro and con over the Truman plan for screening government workers through the FBI at a cost of some BUILDERS SUPPLIES FISK TIRES AND BATTERIES JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS THAT WORK J. R. CRAWFORD Phone 10 South Broad Street vote, 180 to 174 against recommit-} 25 ""l 110 " dollars and other ad- ment, was decided almost entirely 1 ^ anced p ans wil * cost ^ rom nn nartv lines. 37 million dollars *trp. On the bill to outlaw the communist party, the on party lines Th only real Republican' oppo sition made to the farm cuts- was voiced by Representative Clifford Hope of Kansas, chairman of the house agricultural committee. He declared that * the appropriations proponents declare the communist party is subversive, that it promotes the overthrow of our form of gov ernment and our way of life and foreign power. Those against the bill that its primary allegiance is to a committee by its slashes of some declare that the American concept 341 millions of dollars in the de- of democracy is to allow free choice NOTICE THE ABBATOIR IS OPEN / Tuesday and Thursday Each Week All Animals To Be killed Must Be In Lot By 10:00 A. M. on Butchering p Days. \ • CITY ■. — — - -—- , * Ipartment funds was -taking away; in the clecti<m o[ #ff|cU1J (rom the initiative ot h.s committee and ;politcial party and that , he b< , st way y through Hope s efforts, 40 ■ t0 ou ,j aw communism is to make milhon dollars was returned to the' democra work beue here and agricultural prpgram.lt is expected i a t, road that the senate, as a result of the i vigorous opposition of the farm: ” leadership will restore at least part j Schedules GivCfl Fof tially some of the funds eliminated! by the house, particularly the soil conservation and school lunch ap propriations and likely some of the cuts from the rural electrical ad ministration. As a result of the conference of farm leaders, bankers and others in terested in the farm land credit Boys Baseball Teams - jfc H. D. HENRY 1898-1947 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Let Us Analyze Your Insurance Needs Telephone 121 Schedules for the two boys base- bail leagues in the city have been announced by * the city recreation! commission, under whose sponsor-}^: ship they operate. I I-j , i »,* All games are to be played at Flor-’S field, held at the instance of Presi- ida Street until the field at Academy i dent Truman early in June, it is'Street is completed. Wednesdays are expected that a program, probably j left open so that any rained out j« voluntary in nature and intended to'games may be made up on thPse 1 j-J ,curb the'further increase of farm! days. All games will be for seven g land prices, will be adopted by lend- innings. { Go To Church Sunday Morning COOPER'S TAXIS will take you and your family to church every Sun day (inside of city limits, including State Training School and Lydia Mill.) ers. This program is expected to ad vise customers to hold on to their savings; provide for higher cash payments on sales involving a farm j mortgage; holdpdown GI investment to prevent assumption of over-loan ing on farm valuation; provide more The first team listed for each date will act as the “home” team. The schedules are: Class I — Junior League (Ages 12 thru 15) Games to begin at 4:00 o’clck. June 30—Florida Street vs High lenient methods for acquisition of 1 School. 5 5 DOUBLE PLEASURE farm equipment to increase income; discourage pure speculation in farm lands and encourage farmres to buy on valuations based on normal earn ing power of land and to demand larger installments of payments while farm income is high. It is be lieved if lenders adopt this program it will tend to tighten credit and pull farm land prices downward. Fifty-two congressmen have signed a petition to force some action of the joint house-senate economic committee on the President’s eco nomic reports to the congress, as provided by the full employment act of 1946. The President’s report was filed with the congress by the Pres ident last January but no action has been taken although the law j-e- quires it. That the power of the house ap propriations committee could wreck the fqreign policy of the nation is seen in the fact that although both houses of congress have passed, and the president has signed, the 400 July July my. July July July 1— Academy vs. Lydia. 2— High School v$. Acade- 3—Lydia vs. Florida Street. 7— Florida St. vs. Academy. 8— Lydia vs. High SchooL July 10—High School vs. Florida Street. July 11—Lydia vs. Academy. July 14—Academy vs. High SchooL July 15—Florida St. vs. Lydia. July 17—Academy vs. Florida St. July 18—High School vs. Lydia. July 21—^Florida Street vs High School. ^ July 22—Academy St. vs Lydia. 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