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Pag* Fourteen THE CUNTON •omJm SC HD Explains When Drivers Must Stop For School Buses On multiple lane dtvidetl ' high- ways. u'hicle.s traveling on separate roadwats from school buses do not Conservation have to stop for buses that are load- inn or unloading passengers. Chief Highway Commissioner Claude fa McMillan said today stolons from a mother patch estate Many members sat in lished on the farm several year* silence, but tlif number who rose ago They are pleased with this to support and praise Rep. Bass ,,rtn deep-rooted drought resistant sum- was a clear indication of a sub The farm viewpoint, as express- mer grass and plan to increase the stantial division of opinion in the rd by. Rep George Christopher, a acreage on the farm from year to House over rontinuation of pro- Missouri Democrat, will be report- year. .* grams roalmg about S3 billion a next week Following are quota - — — year tions from the speeeh of Rep. ++■++++++++++■++++++++++■++■+.+++++ irn _ , _• Bass: f By J. B. O'DELL —In Washington THIS WEEK The threat of a consumer revolt they buy. For example, suppose I told yodhg man with an income of S6.000 a year that it is costing him $U SO a year for Federal programs to support the price of wheat. He would say. 'Well, what do I get for * out of the Trea sury, each of us walked up to the tax window and said. ‘How much i We do I owe for the farm program*’ want to pay' against farm supports is one that “The program for high price\ m >' nioney r.jri White, of FsHnwain—Inn. Hcuoperator of the Laurens Soil Con- **■+++*■*+++++•**+■*»++++++++» 1:1 ,h V l 1;,s ' ,,u ' ro ^ Sl>mt ' servatkm ‘District; wa* fertiliaing THIS WKKK eonfuvim as to u hen drivers have to |n> f . h p ;u . la>( Wivk He U!ied Rep. Perkins fta>s. a s’oi' f •( d..;>|vu 'i •:"ul buses, he ll , 1>> oi- ( i L’uspc- Hampshire ' cial fish t>ond fertilizer Mr McMillan explained that in 10 -jrepeat this operation every ten some tliink may have been otii* r tor s i porlioii .if .1 high.way to davs or two \ve farm spokesmen have feared for a supports is a failure. It has never "Anti I would have to tell him long time. They recognize that if u»d yiU never solve our farm that the effect is that the bread he consumers are organiz"od in opposi- .miblem. It has cost taxpayers un- buys cosls him about $20 a year lion to farm programs there can taid billions ef dollars. more than it otherwise would. The New be little doubt of the final result “Most American* would be as-|. v «« n * man "« u ‘ d ***' ‘ Are we spe- tumpsh.rc Republican, recently ( with a farm population alreadv tonished and deeply shoeked at craz y‘ ,he federal (lovernment He plans made a speech in the House that dwindled to 2<* of the national to- what it cost , them to carry on this '’aTy'"* ou‘ a program to lower ‘h** lal, fhe , political power of the farm price support rogram ■ It cost ■ eks until the water urn in-: Point that will lead, even- Farm Bloc is becoming weaker in 1957more than S3 billion, plus $2 I, c l issified as a separate road-. ,> eolpri^l t- Wi re he cannot see M tM . -t„ repeal all farm price . md weaker It will become in- billion in other USDA costs. u - v "‘ ces-ury tor such road- a bright objec nehes In low supports and pnKluction controls creasingly difficult to muster a “If they knew what this program U v 4,> ph>>icall> >epaiated, the Mirfact ! ru n feiiiiizer will be l sine figures suppliedi him by majority\ back of programs spon costs 1 them as individuals they s,H bv a raised concrete me applied only ns he water clears up the White House and the Depart- sored by the Bloc. would become very curious indeed tlr a " .m eaith median. !ite amount ,1! fertilizer required to ruent t f Agriculture, Rep. Bass at Farm spokesmen are girding for about what benefits, if any, they Tr« mere paiutiav of. solid lines a 1 " p l 111 8°°^ t!lil( htion de- tempted to show htat Federal farm a showdown vote at this session of are getting for their money, on pu\ement r'-z.adless of color,- pends on the amount of water going ograms not only have failed to Congress, but many of them con- “Consumers are forced to pay aonl.) not make mo road a divided in, ° P° nd lhe morc " a . ter - ou help farmers, hut also v placed an cede, privately, that they face an twice for the farm support pro- sain. There- have the more fertilizer it will take, unfair burden on consumers. up-hill battle. Two speeches cm- gra The average' amount is from 800 to «- —• —: : Subscribe THE CHRON1CLI J. R. Crawford SURVEYING , CLINTON. S. C ^ Phone 3493 Ioanna 1 higliway. the oftieia fere, where there are only painted • vehicles on both sides of 12tW *' r afr, ' P er - voar gram. First, through ’taxes they Vote for ALLEN D. COLEMAN FOR COUNTY TREASURER “Your Support Will Be Appreciated” little as 300 lines .... — — , . the lines are required to stop for 1 ' 11 , , . . , • ?:i:i poenits ,s exceptional. . the stoppid school bus. ... ... ii, A. mineral fertilize: is the best Where there is.a pivsieal se’>ara • • . .... , , , for vour p n Organic fertilizer of the two roadways, then » is ^ ^ c .,, tn >tV(1 meal> WlK , d nut necessary for traffic to s op on me;)1 ant| mam .res encourages pond the roadwav not being a-ed by the „• • , , • sci.tn \ satisfactory analysis is school bus ; ght pnmds of nitrogen, eight Mr Me’*. ...e i- .".ged motor- pounds of phOsphoroiB and two i-‘-> to In e\.: . .• careful when pounds of. potash per hundred they dr\e 1 -e .. i -area- where ; . e g of r.dizer Such analysis buses are load;:... and unloading known in the. trade as 8-8 2. 12- children 1. : ' • - t of a schoil '4 o 202 > will t>e satisfactory- bus ahead he a sign to sl-c.'. down If vou have not already started fer- and be ready 1 he said. s' p .: necessary. The Christian Viewpoint till. . . your pond, plan to do so and keep it up throughout the summer • md well :nt >|the fall It will pay tf ..1 fishing t Mr Wnife is also planning to uc: h drainage ditch 1500 , **. 1 i.g ’ 1 carry off suridus water i..m 12 to ij acres of bottom land .his. laid drained will be it,eloped into improved pasture f : 1 stieit. and contr I are basic for hls of |^( c>1 ,tU. |>yna fac .;s m human Iif l riles, a man miU . a to ^ UM ^ (, )r blowing the can 1 >r.tr I hi* movements he be. ^^ App r „ x , m jt,iy 1M lbs will com.' a helplev. useh-*. thing I’ll. ^ ^f u r the j- 1 - *h»r- les.s a fiK'tbjli team obej - * the *ig> mg gs-isuni - will be paid through nals called by the quarterback, it ^ *, the 4 ten can never run ..-i> games Wher rent* per cubic yard Technical as ever peoplt I ve jrv: w >rk together will be fiimirhnt by the there mu' l> * me kind of control ( t «servatMKi Scrvire in Iht <»r ek* < ha •» *ult» tto the albwr |j\0/ the fbtcb ai^d tbe eattl®* hand n. .«- c- ntrol 4****% . r prrfum«M« fr«-«si m 1* , i.jn . nerves Irmr up .r h.m h.. tvdv will not funr „ al ^, tfaUrep. a r<qMrrat*r of tuei Stamm*ring and •UMenagM'* be Laucmw Sod t «R*enati*o Dm rtally due t • ngtunr** af the mu* > flg . «wap|rt*d tbe r—OtTWCtt— rkv -•'.ef rocand Sfierrti Our gg ^ irtigslMi pwai bw (arai Ml f-eefahe-s hetieved II (kr r4 l*»' um t Mr . Sehmg lartf «h-v il^nvui by 4ra» tg ,| <>t p pfaui |» the walse IN U.. and regulations ml mm* from the Mi hr ti» *r**um of «a*d t.ivr n»e tMkrfiy or c>vv m» pg-^rtm* TW tovtunrvaM of the Bod ».» bfe the < ->»ao af. notate te |U» ^ gl •f taod t« tbs* for goad * t 13 I 4 • ( Prepared by tbr Htbie preobyter ar J Hatton \ C > Select A NEW SUIT B) STYLE MART L B. DILLARD A D fluk M r* ^ HOWARD’S PHARMACY PHONE 101 McGee's Drag Store We Salute KING COTTON We at Clinton and Lydia Mills are Proud to Join in the Observance of the Twenty-Eighth • f - Annual— National Cotton Week |;Ap8jf||i|K "HBLP THE INDUSTRY THAT HUPS YOU" Greater Use of Cotton Products Makes for a Stronger Economy - - - A More Stable General Economy. In This Country And Retailing For The Grant Majority Of All Textiles Made Is A Basic Element Of Our National Fanning, Manufacturing Cotton la The Basic Fiber And Fabric Of Our Way Of life. 1 When You Buy Ask For American Made Cottons' V ■■Hllills Lydia Cotton Mills # MANUFACTURERS OF PRINT CLOTHS, TWILLS, BROADCLOTHS AND TOBACCO CLOTHS " "