The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 16, 1949, Image 13

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V \ / I THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLfe Pa?e Fi*« Doorbell Ringers Have New Patter To Catch Suckers Fake Public Opinion Polls, Box Tops, Quizzes, Other Methods Used. is conducting a survey as to why the i rocal trade agr election polls went wrong. He in-1 ed. They have vites the housewife to give her opin ion on this subject. Perhaps the housewife reply is “I don’t know.” ’ “A very interesting answer,” the salesman beams, taking copious note. ents were enact- nTbught as “New Deal” ever since despite the fact that as far back as 1906, a Republi can president, McKinley, said that 1 isolationism was dead and the way to “peace and prosperity was through reciprocal treaties.” President Truman is now insisting Boon to Busy Housewives.. • 'As it happens the ARC Educatioa-congressional leaders also al Bureau publishes a limited 1 consider his “point four’’ program of an encyclopedia, available omy j n mus ^ legislation for this con- to a select group of intelligent peo- g ress Th e legislation has been draft- ple ” ed, and proposes a coordinated plan With her guard down, the house- for the United States and the-United A buyer’s* market means that an wife sometimes buys. Perhaps she jj a ti 0 ns to develop the resources, in- increasing number of roving door-: Sets the encyclopedia, which contains dustries and standards of living of, bell drummers will be plying their, worthless information and is Priced i arge par t 0 f the world where trade from house to house in Clinton about fjur t imes 1°° hi £ h - there are backward areas and sub in the near future. (times, if the salesman is a real band-, 6tandar d living. Some of them will be legitimate■ never e bothers t0 deliver, The [irst parl ot th0 program deals salesmen, working for established! 1 ^ box operator national firms, the others will be, fast-tolkihg, crooked operators wltb an aim to separate you from as much moaey ae possible. The new* crop of doorbell bandits has a brand new patter, based on says j with policy, provisions for setting up be s the machinery and‘‘providing tech- fake public opinion polls, box tops, quizzes, premiums and surveys • checking the popularity of soap. It nlcal assistance to those backward happens that the soap you use, thru coun t r j es w hich can now use it. It a strange coincidence, is the soap ofji ikel y wi u operate under the state his manufacturer. | department, although eventually it, Lucky, lucky you! Now all you may require a separate agency, have to do is to give him two box; *phe second part of the program tops or wrappers, and you will be en-| j s designed to employ private enter- titled to buy $150 worth of kitchen-, p r j se an d private risk capital and to In some sections, for instance, door ware for on i y $ 4 o. The catch is that t hi s end some guarantees are being to door salesmen have represented the kitchenware isn’t worth $150. It written into the legislation against themselves as conducting a survey is wort h only $20, and you have been depreciation of currencies and spe- fm “the ^mic ^rips^ After asking cheated out o{ the other $20 . i dalization or expropriation of indus- The quiz operator says This Week, tries. The United States is expected a housewife what comic strips she ^ ^ ^ ^ reads, the salesman then goes into'starts out by saying: to contribute *about $50,000,000 the his pitch and attempts to sell maga- “We've chosen you to participate fi rs t year. Under related programs,' zines and other merchandize. I in a quiz contest, because you’re one, this country already is committed to An article in This Week magazine of the i ead ers in your community. | about $20,000,060 of this amount, by Paul D. Green gives details or who was the first president of the other industrial countries, such as ot ter foat-in-door approaches. , United States.” i England and France, are scheduled -There s the good looking man j "Washington,” you reply, swallow-1 to put in about $18,000,000. from ABC Educational Bureau who ling hook line and( you may be sure> other leg>6lation inv ^ ved in our i sinker. - economic program as it affects our “Right. You have won $25. foreign policy include the Interna-, That means that you can buy a set tional Wheat Agreement and U. S. of aiuminumware, which the door, j n international bandit says is worth $100, for only T ^ d e Organization. The Wheat , ... Treaty, which died in the 80th con- Of course, although you don’t know gregs is up again The ITO faces it ^t the time, you can buy it for d jffj cu it sledding. It is proposed, ac-, - Not only that, the department cord i n g t 0 jts sponsors, to prevent | store will sell it to you for $30 even econom ic warfare and establish a if you think Franklin D. Roosevelt code 0 f j a j r dealing in foreign trade. ' was the first president and Betsy It is set up t0 tackle such problems NOTICE The Clinton group of Alco holics Anonymous meets every Thursday evening at 8:60 over Copeland Hardware Supply Co. store. All who hirve a drinking problem are invited to attend. Alcoholics Anonymous Clinton, 8. C. P. O. Box 113, Clinton, S. C. for an interview or informa tion. A Convenient Extension Telephone Steps—Saves Time Rosa was his secretary of state.* THE NATIONAL SCENE AUTO LOANS PROMPT SERVICE SECURITY LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. (Chart'*red 1905) 1219 Boyce Street Newberry, S. C. L. W. Cooper, Agent Clinton, S. C. All the Little Items Needed for the Offlre CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO r FOR QUICK PLUMBING REPAIRS^ ‘z\*» CALL... “Al TELEPHONE V JSB 117 Benjamin & Sons Expert Workmanship CRANE Qualify Materials as cartels, surpluses, full employment and the maze of customs regulations and formalities which discourage free . c | trade. ITO is backed by the commit- AS Washington 5ees It . • tee for Economic Development, vari- [ ous women's and chinch groups* and : trade unions. Its charter, however, I contains points which according to the United States chamber of com- i merce and the National Association • Special to The Chronicle. | 0 f Manufacturers, would prevent ef- ; Washington, June 15—This past fective usefulness, week in congress has seen both sen ate and house marching two ways, the senate talking about economy and (actually shaving about a billion dol- > lars off the defense bill, with the house, in seeming contradiction,' whooping through a veterans’ bonus; bill which will cost nobody-knows- how-many billions and also a new post-office pork-barrel bill which, appropriated $46,000,000 to buy sites and prepare structures for every [Congressional district in the country The senate passed a similar bill back on March 18 and presumably more funds will be forthcoming later for any actual construction work. Whether the soldier bonus bill which includes all veterans of both World War I and II will aow get on the senate calendar at this late date is conjectural. Insofar as the peace and other foreigR program measures are con cerned, the first thing on the calen dar is passage of the extension of the reciprocal trade agrements which expire on June 30. In the last congress, it will bo remembered, with the backing of both Governor Dewey of New York and Governor Warren of California, the 80th congress re -fused the usual three-year extensioa and made the agreements good only until the June date this year. This year, however the agreements .have been blue-printed as an indi spensable part of the Marshall plan. This question of tariffs has been un der constant atack since 1934 when, under the pressure of the then sec retary of state Cordell Hull and I President Roosevelt, the first recip- An extension telephone within easy reach makes vour household run more smoothlv— makes your telephone service more valuable by increasing its usefulness. One or more extension telephones can now l.c installed in your home at surprisingly low cost. 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