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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, June 16. 1960
Bv SPECTATOR ...
COMMENTS
ON
MEN AND THINGS
Uon*. IVan Clan'nce Manum made
three point' of the gix'atest im
portance in connection with the for
eign aid program «,
Dean Manion declared, the for
eign aid program, as it is at pres
ent constituted and executed, is not checks from
authorized bv the Constitution of the men!
value—in the Cm ted States "
As used to be said, that should
gvie us ••pause.* , if only we would
pause long enough to think.
Someone writes that there are
forty-one million people receiving
the Federal Govern
United States. ' If the National Government is to
The government of the United feed all of us who will pay the tax
States does not have sufficient in- es? All this give-away is money paid
All nations carry on a spy service: Our own country needs to be stud- come to support the foreign aid pro- by taxpayers
Russia's indignation is aU a bluff, icd by the'Congress and our laws gram As a result, our government * , * •
By the way. this very day, while should be amended in the interest of has been, and is now, forced to bor-; The Atomic experiments, as is
Russia is bellowing so loudly and so our citizens row the money that it gives away to true of most major experiments,
virtuously the newspapers tell us A program of real Americanism foreign governments (yield many major results and bene-
that two Russians have just been ex- should restrict immigration; our Regarding the unconstitutionality lit* not expected or contemplated
jelled from Switzerland for spying, concern should be more for the hap- of foreign aid. Dean Manion quoted by the first adventures in this field.
«<■" •»»•!! 1 ^ Se '“" or Sam Ervin - . Jr - wh0 . »■“ “Imluslry is beginning to divert 1
In view td.Krusehev-s blustering now- nere I for many years a juslice of the u* al>Mome destined power of
and ill manners it might be well for America the re ^ e of ' udel > d ff ^ r North Carolina Supreme Court, as ma ssive atomic radiation to the
President Eisenhower to withdraw ent cultures and heritages. Lets follows: ,^ ceful irvlce of mankind
‘I believe that under the Comsti-
Lefs
his acceptance of the invitation to make America safe for Americans. , oeueve inai unaer ine conBU . have
,,'it Russia He might do it quiet- Certainly our tax exactions are tution of ^ Uruted States we ^ a ^c,i c to U ch ha tan pull
ly. without preaching a sermon arbitrary. ,1 advised inequitable , X) right to take ^ tax money aiK] ^"etXc im^bk chemka
to Russia The president Hunks a and harmful This applies to taxes spond Jt for purposo except H^rdt^s^adiaHon sc
usit to Russia at this tim^ mad- on business as well as to income that which is ca i c ai a ted to pro- r * CkS ' HU * e 01 rad “ tM>n
\ isable Simply that and nothing taxes on individuals mote the general welfare of the
more J^re is something to maks us United
Hunk, when we ponder the badly is ^ an eleemosynary insUtution, ^ chemical catalysts. This rough
treatment, applied in the factory to
certain basic manufacturing mate-,
rials, is helping to turn out new
products of extraordinary strength
adaptability. Users need fear no
being grafted, through radiation,
onto slick finish, heat resistant plas
tics that are hard to color and
glue
• • •
“Joanna—In an election Thursday,
in Chicago, the employees of the
finishing plant of Joanna Western
Mills Company, of which Joanna
Cotton Mills here is a division, re
jected affiliation with the Textile
Workers Uiuon of America, AFL-
CfO by a vote of 488 171.
“This third consecutive defeat for
union affiliation in less than three
years was the mast everwhelming
rejection of the union organizing ef
fort. s
“Joanna Western Mills Company
is thought to be the only Chicago
plant of its size which is not union
ized.” ‘
Reading that news dispatch from
the busy town of Joanna. South
i'arolina. brings to mind the great
man who offered so much to the
fortunate families — hundreds that
operate the fine enterprise at Jo
anna
I'll never forget the rainy day I
(spent hours in the Hawkins store
(across the highway from the big
mills, but in the Joanna comfhunity.
A lady and her little daughter were
detained by the rain and from that
lady I heard of all the attractions
enjoyed by those connected with the
Joanna Mill
The late William H. Regnery pro
vided so many benefits that the
workers did not need a union or
ganization. That extraordinary pro
gram and policy still operates, un
der the wise and progressive admin
istration of Mr. Walter Regnery.
Joanna is one of the happiest
communities in the nation.
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having clainu against
the estate of Grace H. Smith, de
ceased, are hereby notified to file
the same duly verified, with the un
dersigned, and those indebted to
said estate will please make pay
ment likewise.
F. VINTON SMITH
Administrator C. T A.
408 Elm Street
Clinton, South Carolina
May 23, 1960. gt
IF YOU DON'T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS
Phono 74
off sweeping arrangements of atoms
that can't be produced by other
our government {ec h n jq UeS- suc h as heat, pressure
While on the subject of Russia let conceived operation of our national and , ne CoftStitution ^ ^ author .
ize it to act as such
iHir minds play on a few facts: finances
Russia has a lone record “Back door spending by govern ... , . ,
„f welching on it' debts The com- ment has a furtive sound—but it is ^ ean ‘ al V®? explained that every
' n ~ .. . , „ .. nrriw i ,. n miit „ .. IW>n i v in a „ dollar now being spent on the pro
man M regime repudiated all the carried on quite openU and as a borrowed at the
< and Kerenskv governments’ matter of course. This is m defiance hdd tc be b< r nn' ed the
the *»f a clause in our Constitution that h ‘t jh est rates of interest ever paid danger, scientists say; the products
debts li has paid nothing yet on
by the United States Government
In other words, we are borrowing
eleven billion dollar.- worth of lend- reads as follows No money shall
lease goods the l nited States sent be drawn from the Treasury of the
Rii'-. during World War II. It has United States but in consequence of money to give it away for an uncon-
\ir:uallv repiKliated billions in bond- appropriations made by law.’
,-d indebtedness to it.' own slaves. The RFC Agency was created and
u was authorized to borrow money
from the Treasury and without wait
ing for any kind of congressional
i r.>k- losing his shirt a PP r ‘ , ' a '-
hojv of netting it hack Ih the year*
Fh;- unsavory record would seem
to be pnwf enough for any business
man mat ,f hi traffics with the com
mum-:.- 1
w thou
won t emit even a suspicion of ra
dioactivity.
Already a number of new or im
proved plastic products, made by
expasing ordinary plastics to in
tense radiation, have begun coming
to market Plastic for wrapping
since then this ha*
S. .-n* war- aco Norman Dio nut'
,eeome|a very popular—and very
ofto''.
• u .VKiahst Party candid.i!e
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r \k
< -,<ien: >aid Americans would
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knuMingly accept 'ocialism—
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tar along thi' road have we
stitutional purpose
,The give-away is added to our na
tional debt Ami. as Senator Harry
F Byrd, chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee has said, this|food boast- five times the strength
debt already equals the full assess- of ordinary wrap A cheap plastic
ed value of all the land, all the build- insulation for elecrtical wires can
ing- all Nit mines, all the machin- withstand 50'; more heat after ra
,o-tly procedure Federal agencies cry all the factories, all the live- diation treatment than before New
hieh are financed by thi' back livestock — everything of tangible dyeable and painlable surfaces are
loor method include the Commodity
i rtxiit Corporation the Federal \a-
tional Mortgage A-sociahon. the Fv
,«>rt Imjion Bank ihe Federal Home
l/»an bank.' ami the P vmational
Monetary Fund Congress has no
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