The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 27, 1950, Image 7
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Thursday, July 27, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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4-H Boys and Girls
To Camp Next Week
Laurens county 4-H club boys and
girls, local leaders and extension i
workers will camp with club boys j
and girls from Saluda county at \
Camp Bob Cooper, Clarendon county, ‘
July 31->August 4. Making the trip!
will be 180 clubsters.
Mrs. Beatrice Sloan, of this city,
will be one of the leaders for thej
outing.
A Regular Chronicle Feature
Babson Writes World
Cannot Stand a Third
War, Must Compromise
amount of seed to get a good sod
and not. over graze as most farmers
do due to more cattle than acreage
to graze. He also pointed out that
it requires good land to have good
pasture for grazing.
4-H Members Return From Confer
ence
The four 4-H club members at
tending the State Conservation camp
at Rocky Bottom camp in Pickens;
county last week with J. B. Willi
ams, Asst. County Agent, took part
on the program and reported a fine
camp throughout their stay.
WARNING!
‘Dog Days’ Ahead
Sweltering hot weather is the time
many folks are most likely to suffer
painful miseries of stomach distress/
appetite and good sleeping habits
vanish and you feel “all rundown”!
. . . right at the season of the year
when Nature intended for building;
I New York City, July 21.—Every
jtwo months, at least, I come to New
;York to check over the outlook with
a few very influe
ntial and well-in
formed people
whose names read
ers would recognize.
This is a review of
their unanimous
opinions at the mo
ment .
These men insist
that neither the Un
ited States nor Rus
sia can afford a World War III at
M 4% ,
Roger W. Bobioa
up.
A course of Scalfs Indian River
Medicine, the famous appetizer and
stomach tonic containing 22 of Na-,., ... . . . ,.
tar,', herbs, that the j™*" 1 lme .' 11 certainly would
has won the result in destroying some of the lar-
praise of so many
folks for over 48
companies and, in fact, all other com
panies paying dividends”. Of course,
such a “stop-gap” program requires
continued high taxes, more borrow
ing and more inflation, war or no
war. Such will then be all the
more necessary because import dut
ies will gradually decrease. World
peace ultimately requires “free trade.
Birth Announcements
Furthermore, the government will Martha Wood
someday not be collecting in part
payment so much as it does now.
When that happens mortgages and
PITTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitts announce -
the birth 6f a son, Paul Brooks, on
Sunday July 23rd at the Blalock
clinic. Mrs. Pitts is the former Miss
GOOCH t
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gooch an
ger cities of both nations and millions
of innocent people.
years, may be just To prevent this we must gradually
what you need to by infiltration extend our influence
ease agonizing by appeasing. Compromising or scar-
stomach disorders.|i n g Southern Asia and Western Eu-
Mr. Alfred Craft, jrope i n t 0 stopping the Communists.
Wedowee, AI a., t0 t hj 9 we mus t keep our
declares ... (own people happy by providing full
I was unable l nt
to work; every- f first th
thing I ate seemed to create gas in
Mr. Craft
other debts of individuals will have nounce the birth of a daughter, Can
to be extended and increased by theidace, on July 21st at Blalock clinic,
government. - Mrs. Gooch is the former Miss Dixie
Russia Does Not Need War j R e id 0 f Rock Hill.
To repeat: The cold war will be
continued until there either is a hot LAW’SON
Prospects Good
For Ample Supply
Of Cotton Textiles
New York, July 24.—Prospects ap
pear good for an ample supply of
cotton textiles in coming months, an
industry official declared today.
W. Ray Bell, president of the Aso-
sociation of Cotton textile Mer
chants of New York, said there’s rea*-
sonable assurance that fears of tex
tile shortages will prove groundless.
Complaints of scarcity, except
where speculation is involved, will
have “little justification in fact,” he
forecast. . - ' •
Bell said production of cotton cloth
is near capacity levels and will con
tinue at a fast pace the remainder of.
the year, with the industry deter
mined and able to meet arty crucial
situation. Offsetting this, however,
?re the powerful market stimulants
of recent weeks, he added, one being
the Korean war and another being
new post-war peaks in raw cotton
prices which he attributed to thf
government’s low cotton acreage es
timates. . ,
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war or peace after which mass un
employment can be prevented only
by the U.S. Government adopting a
more or less socialistic program.
Hence, Stalin figures that if he is Prince,
patient he is bound to reach his goal
in the end, namely, the spread of
communism throughout the world.
As one New York banker expressed
it, “The market may have one more
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lawson an
nounce the birth of a son, Cecil, Jr.,;
on July 19th at Hays hospital. Mrs.
Lawson is the former Miss Mary
ATTORNEY GENERAL
VOTE IN COUNTY
my stomach. I could not slogp or eat.
My grandmother advised me to take
ScalCs Indian River Medicine and
At first thought this seems a cow
ardly position for us to take, but it
is believed that Russia also is anx
ious to prevent war and is willing
back if first bottle doesn’t satisfy.
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the first bottle helped f«*l like,f? compromise to keep the peace. For
a new man.” ’instance, the United States might
Don’t let hot weather gastric stom- get out of Korea, while Russia might
ach distress slip up on you. Benefit by 1 get out of Berlin, and East Germany.
Mr. Craft’s fine recommendation. Get A divided Korea or Germany would
Scalfs Indian River Medicine right always be a tinder box for war. Rus-
away and see for yourself how it sia would not suffer from atomic
helps wake up lazy appetite and bombing as much as the United
stomach discomforta. Money; States; but the thought of the new
H-Bombs whith can be used by ar
tillery against her armies if they at
tempt to overrun Europe, makes Sta
lin hesitate. Both sides may soon be
looking for a “face saving” way out.
More Inflation Inevitable
The high level of U. S. production
should continue as long as the cold
war lasts. When this comes to an
end, either by a hot war or by peace,
then will be the time for an economic
crash. Even then a period of unem
ployment could be postponed fur
ther. Assuming people then stop
ped buying autos and the employees
I of the automobile companies are
thrown out of work, the New York
, guess is that the government would
: loan people money to buy automo-
i biles on ten year payments and at
1 a low rate of interest! Even now con
gressmen are asking “why is not the
government as justified in loaning
money to buy furniture as to buy
homes?” But, although the effects
of Newtoi "i Law of Action and Re
action may postponed, the law can
not be repealed. Trouble is coming
someday.
I asked, if under these conditions
the automobile companies would be
allowed to make money for their
stockholders? To this my friends
answered, “Yes, because the taxes
which the Federal government col
lects are dependent upon these auto
large investors are becoming like
sheep being lead to the slaughter
through destruction of property, or
high taxes or inflation.”
In the meantime, the UB. will re
quire vast sums: (1) for defense
communism and (4) to help out do
mestic* manufacturers facing destruc
tive foreign competition due to the
absolute necessity of reducing tariffs.
Stocks to avoid: Those of common
of the Central West and South.
Notes From The
County Agent's Office
C. B. CANNON. Count* Aren*
Attend Fertilizer Meeting
section of South Carolina.
plans to seed approximately 40 ad- Watts Mills
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B. Hubert Boyd. Agent
100 acres seeded on his farm.
in his discussion on “Our Better
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Bailey's
14
50
Barksdale-Narnie
45
44
Brewerton j
56
42
Clinton City
244
357
Clinton Mill ....
80
78
Cross Hill
81
35
Cook’s Store j
37
33
Daniel’s Store j
45
16
Dials ,
28
13
Ekom
59
40
Grays .* .... j
9
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Gray Court t
107
97
Hickory Tavern
60
83
Hopewell
3
29
Joanna
130
93
Jones' Store .... . . j
37
38
Laurens City
606
405
Laurens Mills
160
91
Long Branch
12
31
LanfoPd ;
24
•31
Lydia Mills
26
25
Merna
20
18
Mt. Olive
50
32
Mt. Pleasant
It
30
Mountviile
56
15
Ora
16
29
Owings
66
84
Pleasant Mound
10
16
Poplar Springs
121
56
Princeton
31
22
Renno
18
5
Shady Grove ....
10
16
Stewart's Store .
23
18
Shiloh
29
35
Tip Top
49
19
Trinity Ridge
31
56
Watts Mills
152
88
Waterloo
47
30
Woodville
72
64
Youngs r .
27
33
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