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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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AN ORDINANCE
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An Ordinance relating to traf
fic and regulating use of public
streets in the Town of Clinton,
S. C., defining and establishing
and reiru- 01r suffer any vehicle registered or
parking meter zones ana regu li0pei(ated OT controll ed b y him to be
fating and controlling and pro- j upon any street with a parking meter
park within said lines or markings:
It shall be unlawful to park any ve
hicle, across any such line or mark
ing, or to park a vehicle in such a
position that it shall pot be entirely
within the space designated by such
lines or markings.
Section 6. It shall be unlawful for
any person to cause, allow, permit
Tiding f* i M p*ttonrf th*
parking Of? vehicles therein byi m0 re than one hundred and twenty
the use of narking meters; pre-,(120) consecutive minutes, or any
tne use OI parK.usu ••»' | time during w ^ ch the meter is show.
scribing limits of time tor paru- j j ng a signal indicating that such
inu in narking meter zones; and space is ILLEGALLY in use—other
6 ^ - than such time as is necessary to ope-
providing for enforcement of
this Ordinance and punishment
for its violation.
Be it ordained by the Town
Council of the Town of Clinton
South Carolina, in Council as
sembled; V
Cures Cut Down
Paralysis Toll
New Treatments Promise
Hope in War Against
Dread Disease.
Legion Dinner Set For
Next Tyesday Night
Lunch,,Roddy’s Restaurant, L. H. Da-^ that 27,550,000 persons were living
vidsop’s Gulf station, Bond Motor Co. on farms on January 1, 1947. ^
and Lydia Mill store; I This is a gain of 2,400,000 over the
Veterans who arH- not members of wartime low of January 1, 1945, but
the Legion are invited to attend the represents a loss of 9*8 per cent from
The agencies’ joint statement
lives and get the children well with
very little crippling—was reported
erate the*meter to show legal parking I to American Medical association by
—between the hours of eight o’clock 4 D r, “ , —
(Written for The Chronicle)
Plans have been completed for the dinner. And for the benefit of those! 1940
American Legion dinner at Panorama who do not have a way to travel | said some of the difference might be
lodge (Red McLane’s) at 8:30 Tues- there will be a motorcade of private; attributed to the fact that farm pop-
day night, the 26th. Speakers for the cars leaving the Legion hall at 7:30. ulation is at a seasonal lo^v in Jams-
occasion will be Mayor L. E. Bi$hop Others who do not wish to join the ary, but added:. , t
and State Vice Commander F. H. A : motorcade may go direcljo^the lodge.| .-However, most of the’ decline is
of Greenville. Joe Shay, of| . . explained by the fact that.there was.
ATLANTIC CITY^N. J.-Discov- ^ who NATION'S FARM » large net movement of civilians
ery of several treatments for the b** 4 , <>* • e w tunes for those wh ° p np||| AxinK| i
most fatal kind of infantile paral-!™> uld llke t0 harmonize a'stanza or, PUPULATIUN %
ysis—treatments that both save two. Something new in the way °'i DECREASING
“ fun is promised in the joke-jackpot— 1 ^
you drop a coin in the pot and tell
A.M. and six o’clock P.M-, of any
day, Sundays and legal holidays ex
cepted. v .
,, Section 7. Parking meters when
installed and properly operated, shall
be so adjusted as to show legal park.
period of twelve min-
Section 1. DEFINITIONS: When-
ing during a
utes upon and after the deposit
cuon i. i^*^***^”^’ n "“i^ therein of a United States one cent
ever in this 0 r dl oance the coin, twenty-four minutes upon and
terms .re lh '!,t,er Urn deposit thermo .ot two
meanings respectively, ascribed to
them in this section:
STREET: Every way set apart for
public travel except alley
bridle paths and foot paths.
ROADWAY: That portion of a
street between the regularly estab
lished curb lines.
SIDEWALK: That portion of a
United States one cent coins, thirty-
six minutes upon and after the de
posit therein of three United States
ways > one cent coins, forty-eight minutes
upoh and after the deposit therein of
four United States one cent coins,
sixty minutes upon and after the de
posit therein of five United States
one cent coins, or one United States
street between the curb lines and ad-
five cent, coin, and one hundred,
twenty minutes upon and after the
deposit therein of five United States
jacent property lines.
VEHICLE: A conveyance propelled
by pARKING W *M E T E R ZONES:’five cent coin or two United States
Parking Meter Zones shall mean por-
Dr. A. B. Baker of Minneapolis.
This disease is bulbar infantile
paralysis, so named because its
seat of destruction is in a bulb of
gray matter the size of s walnut
at the top of the spinal cord. This
gray walnut is part of the brain.
The discovery was made by a
, away from farms during the war and
not all discharged servicemen wins
[Hived on farms when they were in—
j ducted or when they enlisted retunu-
a tale or a ioke and the one who! Washington, Aug. 17.—The nation’sto farms
receives the greatest applause « e ts farm has shrunk 3,000 ’®° 0 ' ‘i'he April, 1940, census showed 30,-
the pot ^ , * (from its pre-war size, the govern- 564,911 Americans on farms. Thrf
While this is not a business meet- ment re P° rted tonight. ,
The census bureau and the bureau
ing, there will be a few matters up
for discussion, and the post com- °f agricultural economics estimated
mander is anxious for a good attend
ance. There will be an announcement
of interest and some discussion rela-
war reduced that figure by 17.5 per
cent to a low of 25,190,000 by Janu
ary, 1945. .t-
team of doctors from University of t ti V e to it. Veteran non-members, as
Minnesota in the infantile paralysis j we u as others, will be given a chance
epidemic in Minnesota last summer. : g0 enro n anc j get their 1948 member-
National Foundation for Infantile I shi card
P.r.'y.i, contwbuted one million j The menu as orj inall >nnounced
dollar, of March of Dime, money waJ for flsh or chi ‘ ckeI / at „ 25 ^
plate, but by popular request the
for this work.
Death Ratio Reduced.
The bulbar type in the past killed
addition of steaks at $1.50 per plate
has been arranged. The ticket sales
per cent of its victims. £hi* WM i are going along at an encouraging
reduced to 30 P«r c ® n f Minneap- j cl jp and a se u. ou t i S anticipated,
ohs, despite the fact that the re ^* However, if you get left out in the
edies. were discovered during the
lone cent coins and one United States
S.lfi
tions of streets described and estab
lished by the Town Council of the
Town of Clinton as zones within
which the parking of vehicles shall
be controlled, regulated and inspect
ed with the aid of timirfg devices or
meters, herein referred to as parking
meters or meters. , ,
Section 2. The following portions of
streets are hereby ,established as
parking meter zones:
North
side at East Carolina Avenue
five cent coins. Payments of the
aforesaid amounts for the above pe
riods shall be made for parking in
the areas.set forth hereinabove.
Section 8. It shall be unlawful to
deposit or cause to be deposited in
any parking meter any slug, device,
or metallic substitute for a one cent
or a five cent coin of the United
States.
* Section 9. It shall, be. unlawful for
any unauthorized person to open, or
fbr any person to deface, injure, tam-
outbreak. too late for some of the , . 5-4-1
child- victims to b* treated with >he followm* commit
ticket sales you cap still, attend by
them.
Autopsies gave the clues. They
revealed that instead of being one
from North Broad Street to Musgrovell** with, or wilfully break, destroy,
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Street;” East “side” of "Musgrbve Street!?* impair the usefulness of any park-
from East Carolina Avenue to ^nter-! mgmeter installed pursuant to this
prise Street; West side of Musgrove -Ordinance, or to hitch any animals
Street from East Pitts Street to South th * ret ?- „
boundary line of Home Lot of Rhett ! Section 10. It shall be the duty of
P. Adair; East side of North Broad [the Chief of Police, under the direc
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Street from East Carolina Avenue to
East Florida Street; West side of
' North 4 Broad Street "from W^st Main
Street South to boundary line of
tion of the Town Council of the Town
of Clinton to keep account of all vio
lations-of-this Ordinance.
(a) He shall ketp an account of
teemen: Mac Hipp, E. C. Edwin? or
Red Owens. Others who have tickets
for sale are Pope-Chapman, Carlton
type of infantile parelvsis, as was 1 w i nn . and Mr. Norman at Jacobs
thought previously, the bulbar kind 1 Press - The following business estab-
is five different types. .jlishments are heartily cooperating
In Type I, children choked to with the committee by offering the,^
Autopsies showed this was special tickets for sale at their places r _
of business: All the drug stores on ;
the square, Louie’s, Trammell’s
ARP Church lot; North side of West]and report the number of each park-
Main Street from North Broad Street 1 f n S/meter which indicates that the 1
to West side of Feagle’s Liquor Store;
South side of West Main Street from
North Broad Street to point opposite!
vehicle occupying the poking space
adjacent to such parking meter is or
has been parked in violation of any
West side of Feagle’s Liquor Store; provisions of this Ordinance,
West side of South Broad Street from! the date and hour of such^violation.
.Seaboard Air Line Railroad to,South
boundary line of McCrary Brothers
Filling Station Lot; East side of South
# Broad Street fromSeaboard Air Line
Railroad to Hampton Ayenue; South
. side of East Carolina Avenue from
South Broad Street to West side of
Carolina Service Station lot; North
side of East Pitts Street from Nortn
- Broad Street to Musgrove Street;
• .South side of East Pitts Street from
North Broad Street to Musgrove
Street; North side of West Pitts
Street from North Broad Street
West side of Burriss-Harrison
niture store building; Souths side
West Pitts Street from North Broad
Street to West side of Fellows Liquor
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le of
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Store Building; and the West side of. sum ‘°* dity ( 5 °) cents.
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Wall Street from West Main St:
to West Pitts Street.
Section 3. The Chief of Police is
hereby authorized and'directed to in
stall meters in all parking zones
hereby established or hereinafter 'es
tablished by the Town Council of
the Town of Clinton for the purpose
•of, and in such numbers .and at such
places as in his judgment may be
necessary to, the regulation) control
and inspection of \he parking of ve
hicles thereinl, including the reserva
tion of loading^zones for commercial
vehicles and parking zones'for pas
senger buses operated under fran
chise from the Town of Clinton, S. C.
Section 4. Parking meters install
ed in parking zones shall be install
ed upon the curb immediately adja
cent to the individual parking spaces
hereinaftei.described, and each park-
^ ing meter shall be so constructed and
adjusted as to show when properly
operated a signal that the space ad
jacent to which it is installed is or
is.not legally in use.
Section 5. The Chief of Police $hall
have lines or markings painted upon
the curb orj street adjacent to each
parking meter, designating the park
ing space for which said meter is, to
be used, and each vehicle parked ad
jacent to any parking meter shall
the mike and the state license num
ber of such vehicle, and any other
facts a knowledge of which is nec
essary to a thorough understanding
of the circumstances attending such
violation.
(b) Hfe shall attach to such vehicle
a notice stating that it has been park
ed in violation of this Ordinpnec, and
instructing the owner or operator to
report to the P’olice Department at
the Police Station in regard to such
violation. The owner or operator may
within twenty-four (24) hours after
the time when such notice was at
tached to such vehicle, pay the Chief
of Police or his duly authorized dep
uty in full satisfaction of such viola
■of ftft
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any provisi
Sectic
11. Any person violating
sions of this Ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be
punishable by a fine of not exceeding
One * ‘ *
death.
because nerves in the bulb that con
trol swallowing had stepped their
work temporarily. Secretions that
naturally gather in throats were do
ing the choking because the children
could not swallow. The treatment
for this was inserting temporarily a
tube in the windpipe, thus permit
ting breathing.
In Type II, nerves controlling
breathing went out of commission
in the bulb. Patients could not
breathe rapidly enough and died of
asphyxia. Breathing pure oxygeif
remedied these cases.
Aiopd Flow Affected.
Type III concerned bulb nerves
contrqtyiqg blood flow. Blood pres
sures would jump to 200 and then
drop below -70 erratically and the
child was likely ftf die of shock while
the pressure was down. Very few
have this type and no treatment for
it was discovered. *.
Type IV affected nerves that con
trol the amount of oxygen reaching
the brain. The brain needs oxygen
more than other tissues, and the
patients were mentally confused as
the supply was reduced. Breathing
pure oxygen supplied their oxygen
starved brains.
Type V wjj a mixture of some gf
the others, plus paralysis of breath
ing muscles in the chest. For these
an iron lung with the other reme
dies added as needed, gave good re
sults.
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The reason Neu-ra-balm is to t§tctht in
relieving Athlete’s Foot is that it gets at the
seat of the trouble by kUlimt oU FIVE of
the common fungi ea tomUttl These highly
infectious plant molds and parasites grow
and thrive on hot. perspiring feet. So here,
too, Neurahulm is •Stclite in helping keep
to
eking, analgesic ingrsdiants
relieve pain and itching.
work ?AST
Apninat Rn-tafnetien *
Treat your fast to a rub with Neurabelm to
kill oi these
fungi and, to help prevent a
painful and serious case from developing.
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U. S. Amy Tifhtsiis FifM
On Cifjrtttt ilack MarJ^t
FRANKFtTfTr, Germany. — The
U. S. army tightened controls to
prevent American cigarettes from
reaching the German black market.
The army said that, although first
sealed
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Hundred ($100.00) Dollars or by
imprisonment in the Town, Jail of
the Town of Clinton for a period not
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provisions in this paragraph are sub-! "v*. ,• a r® n °t subject to
ject to the provisions of Section 10 P° ? s P® c4,0 II’ l^bstal authorities
of this Ordinance. i, L”? 016 ^ n,te d States would stamp
Section 12. The amount of tha coins Parcels suspected of containing cig-
required to be deposited in parking ar eRes or tobacco:
Nmmbulm it delightful to urn! It Icavet
the tkia clean and refreshed ... it greue-
tom, aoMtkky . . . doe* not tttia (hi Mua
•.« fetiBB i • / «8£ dfWOf tittue. Get • bot
tle today aod tee how i quickly it briagt
toothing, welcome relief. Read directioat in
package for other valuable infonnatkm. At
dragKore* in 2U, 75#, and tl-25 bottle*.
Alta mad far tart, achiaf nuulet... find, berwag
feet . . . sunburn . . . bruises .. . itckini skin.
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meters as provided herein is hereby
levied and assessed as a fee to pro
vide for the proper regulation, con
trol and inspection of traffic upon
“Supposed to contain prohibited
articles.”
When these parcels reach Ger
many, the army said, it will hold
the public streets and to cover the! them for personal delivery
cost of supervising, regulating and The addressees will be required
inspecting the parking of vehicles in to open such packages in post of-
the parking meter zones provided for flees. ^
herein, the cost of placing and main
taining lines or markings designat- q# tobacco the * 0I ^ii
ing parking spaces in parking meter • ressee either will
zones, and the cost of the purchase,
supervision, protection, inspection,
installation, operation, maintenance,
control and use of the parking meters
installed hereunder, and any surplus
is to be used by the Town of Clinton
for general Town purposes.
Section 13. It shall be the duty of
the Chief of Police to designate some
have to return the whole package
to the United States or take but the
tobacco and mail it back to the
sender.
Nobody Can Toll Tbit Lady '
Whqt Tronblo Roolly It
- - „ . SEATTLE. — Mrs. Victor Enfield
t0 m 5 ke " all y knows what troubles are
collections of the-money deposited in H ers started Fehmurw i* -
said parking meters, and deliver the
money to the Town Treasurer, and it
shall be the duty of the Town Treas
urer to count the money and place it
in a special fund to be-known’as the
“Parking Meter Fund’’ which fund,
shall be used for the 'piiTiposes speci
fied in Section 12.
Section 14. This Ordinance ^rall be.
deemed to be in addition and yuppie-’
mentary to, and not in conflict with,
a repeal of existing ordinances
nor
of this Town, but shall be an addi
tional provision for the regulation of
traffic and parking in the parking
meter zones provided for herein!
Section 15. If any section, part of
section, sentence, clause, or phrase
of this Ordinance shall be held to be
unconstitutional or invalid, the re
maining provisions hereof shall nev
ertheless remain in full force and
effect. * :rjj
Section IT All "Ordinances or parts
of ordniances or-resolutions in con
flict with the provisions of this Or
dinance age '-hereby repealed.
Section 17. This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force on and
after its adoption.
Done and ratified b^ the Town
Council of the Towti of Clinton in
Council a.49embled this 17th day of
June, 1947. —
. L. E. BIHOP, Mayor.
Attested by:
W. B. OWENS, Clerk and Treas.
Hers started February 12 when
her eldest son, rtenneth. 10, was
struck by a coal truck. He was un
conscious four days and spent sev
eral weeks recuperating. «
While he was still in bed the baby
of the family, Joyce, 16 months,
pulled a v cup of coffee onto herself
and badly scalded one arm.*
Then Mrs. Enfield’s husband, a
parts man for a motor company,
had an accident at work and was
knocked unconscious.
Finally, her third child, Jack,
was struck by an automobile and
suffered head and leg injuries.
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. LONDON.—Britain has agreed to
sell to Poland 60 million dollars
worth of “industrial recovery” ma
chinery in the next three years.
Of it, 24 million dollars worth will
be on credit, with repayment to fol
low delivery of the goods, the Polish
trade missio^ in London disclosed.
Dr. T, Lychowski, head of the
mission, made known the machin
ery agreement in announcement of
the formal conclusion of a new com
mercial pact involving goods and
credits totaling 272 million dollars.
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