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THE CLINTON CHftONiCLE
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DAVIDSON BAND IN CONCERT AT LAURENS FRIDAY
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The Davidson college band, fre
quently called the South’s finest col
lege band, will give a concert in Lau
rens on Friday night at 8 o’clock in
the high school auditorium.
James Christian (Pfohl, head of the
department of music at Davidson
and, a nationally recognized musi
cian, will conduct the concert.
Composed of 64 musicians, the Da
vidson band was honored last year
by an nvitation to play at the na
tional convention of the American
Bandmasters’ association.
For the past three years the Da
vidson band has been the only col
lege musical group to appear before
the North Carolina high school all-
state band at the annual tryouts.
Concerts^ over a number of years
hove won for the group a fine repu
tation in the South and national rec-
cgnition. The band is noted for pre
senting an entertaining program
which combines opportunities for
real musicianship with popular ap
peal.
Mr. Pfohl, head of Davidson’s mu
sic department since 1933, is also
conductor of the Charlotte, N C,
symphony orchestra and director of
the Transylvania Music camp and
Brevard .Music festival. He has ap
peared as guest conductor for the
National Symphony orchestra and is
a past Resident of the^North Caro
lina Bandmasters association.
John Coker, of this city, is band
director at Laurens high school.
A Regular Chronicle Feat are
ECONOMIC COLLAPSE LIKELY
TO REDEEM SOULS-BABSON
Financier of Opinion
People of U. S. Need
Rude Awakening.
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By ROGER BABSON
Babson Park, Fla., Feb. 15. Since
leaving Massachusetts for my usual
winter in Florida, I have had a
chance to observe and ponder. Per
haps readers- will be interested in
my conclusions.
Outlook In Asia Mainland
I find very litle interest in the
Korean War, except to get the boys
home! Most people can’t tell you
where Korea, Indo-Chino or Iran
are located. There
is no “will-tor
fight.” I have been
through World
Wars I and II; but
never experienced
the present indif
ference.
1116 United Na
tions — under our
leadership — did
right in attempt-
W. Bafesaa j n g to defend
South Korea. Since, however, the
North Koreans got the backing of
China and Russian, the situation
does not look good. If we attempt
to defend Indo-China, Iran, the
Suez Canal and Persia, we may get
licked or busted. Wfe must, how
ever, hold Japan and Formosa.
Graft In Govarnmant
President Truman is probably
doing his best to eliminate the
graft. But it has started a “chain-
reaction,” which is spreading over
the entire country. It is “smart” to
beat the tax collector today, the
same as it was smart to beat the
prohibition officer 25 years ago.
The exposures have made the
racketeers more careful; but the
public is turning to more gambling,
liquor drinking, and sex careless
awakening can sav# us.
Commander Wilson Praised
Church attendance is falling off,
especially among the youth. Sun
day schools are folding up. Sun
day observance and Family Pray
ers have almost entered “horse-
and buggy” history. But the Amer
ican Legion has started ‘ what may
cause a, great religious revival,
backed by Com. Wilson. o
Newspapers give jtoo much space
to Sports. High schools and col
leges foolishly give tbo much em
phasis to football, baseball and bas
ketball. Chambers of Commerce
had better work 4o have their com
munities lead in spelling, arithmetic
and decent English!
Are Wage* Too High?
Another mistake is the Minimum
Wage Law, giving youth so much
wild money to spend. A Minimum
Wage Law should apply only to
those who have worked a required
number of years. Present Wage
Laws are unfair to experienced
workers and are harming millions
of young people.
Salaries, wages, and even prof
its, should be dependent upon pro
duction. For wages to be increased
with the cost-of-living will hasten
the next depression. It is like try
ing to put out a fire with kero
sene.
Truth About Inflation
I am tired of hearing politicians
talk about inflation, without ex
plaining that it is a RESULT of
our troubles, rather than a CAUSE.
When labor asks for more wages
“because of inflation,” ita leaders
putting the cart before the
to cover this increase in wages,
taxes, etc. This is the real truth
about Inflation.
Doubtless pensions, subsidies, and
old-age benefits are temporarily
good for business, but someday
this bubble will burst. Automobiles,
movies and radio—plus T.V.—have
the if usefulness, but these inven-
tionl^sfria also responsible for wast
ing billibns of dollars. In a way,
the slype reckless spending is pro
oftfe
portiomdely going on in England,
France, Germany and South Amer
ica. The motto there is: “Eat, drink
and be merry for tomorrow Russia
may strike.”
Without a world spiritual awak
ening and new sources of power—
from gravity or the sun—the Unit
ed States and our Allies may be
beaten in our Asiatic MAINLAND
war campaigns. If so, this will be
followed by an economic collapse
in the United States, with unem
ployment and lower wages and
lower prices for everything. Rus
sia hopes this will lead to Com
munism in this country and make
the entire world Communistic. This
tetter I do not fear: RATHER, I
BELIEVE THAT SUCH AN EC
ONOMIC COLLAPSE COULD RE
DEEM OUR PEOPLE’S SOULS-
LIKE PURIFYING GOLD WITH
FIRE—AND BE FOLLOWED BY
MANY YEARS OF GREAT PROS
PERITY.
Boys’ Leader
Testifies
are
horse.” Their arguments are false.
Inflation starts from three causes:
(1) Higher wages, (2) Higher taxes
and (3) Reduced production com
pared with demand for goods.
When wages, taxes and demand in
crease, then farmers, manufactur
ers, merehants, doctors, lawyers
ness than ever. Only a religious and everyone else raise their prices
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home this year, see us about a sensible home
loan It’s our aim to offer terms and condi-
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Each monthly payment reduces the arfiount
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MR. PERRY NIX
Took Lots of Soda Hoping
To Find Relief—Other Medi
cines Failed, Too. Feels Fine
Since Taking ScaiFs Indian
River Medicine. Tells of Case.
Prominent men and women from
all walks of life are gratefully
writing letters hoping to let others
know how Scalf’s Indian River
Medicine brought prompt relief
from their suffering. For example,
Mr. Perry Nix, of 16 East Eighth
St., Greenville, S. C. Mr. Nix is a
farmer by occupation but is also
doing textile work. He is a leader
of the Junior boys and works with
the B. T. U. in the Woodside Bap
tist Church of which he is a mem
ber. Mr. Nix says:
“I am indeed thankful for what
Scalf’s Indian River Medicine has
done for me. Off and on for six
years I suffered dreadfully from gas
on my stomach after meals—some
times my stomach would ache and
bum. until I couldn’t rest or sleep
and gas pressure was so great LfelL _—
like I would smother. I took medi
cines and lots of soda hoping to find
relief, but Scalf’s Indian River
Medicine was the one treatment
that seemed to bring results. I have
taken six bottles^of Scalf’s "Indian
River Medicine rtwv and I feel like
a different man.^The tired, weak,
rundown feeling is gone and I can
eat heartily without a worry about
gassy stomach misery. I hope my
letter will be helpful to others.”
Scnlf’s Indian River Medicine is
time-tested fifty years, is guaran
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refunded oh the first bottle. Get
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