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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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TUESDAY, MAY 24, IfM!) BLYTHEVTLLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE NfNI 11 Accused Reds Begin Testifying Federal Judge Again Denies Request tor Dismissal of Charges NEW YOUK. May en ton US. Communist leaders op eneri "their defense yesterday afte Federal Judge Harold Medim refused di.siniss consptrac charges ns'aipst them John W. dates, editor of Hi Daily Worker and one of the del endants. was the first defense wit ness to take the stand.

Gates and the others tire charee with eon.sphing to advocate 11 overthrow of the United Ktali Government. The Roveriiment rested its ca last Thursday after 123 days of evidence and argument. JuclRC Medina on Friday denied a defense motion for a mistrial. He repeated the denial yesterday. Also denied were motions for ae- nuilinl.

for dismissal on grounds of insufficient proof antl to strike out testimony c.iven hv imdeicover a- tfents planted In Communist ranks bv the PHI Gates. York Clly. said he has been editor of the Daily Worker sine" Ifl-ll, He was born Saul he testified, hut legally changed his nanu' In 1032. Impressed With Itrds IF lie was the son of Polish-lion immitjiaiits who were American Citizens, he added. Gates said thai ns a boy he letl fellow-students 'it a Public School "in allegiance to the United States at assembly periods." He f-ained scholastic honors as a boy, he testified, won essay cou- lesls.

sold newsnapers and "even for a Judge onre." Gates said he first flirted with Communism as a lfi-vear-ol(l slu-i dcnl at Ihe Cilv Collece of New' Experimental Camp Provides Alcoholics with a Chance Instead of a Cell Hy 1'rcil MCA Staff Corrf siunulent ATTl.K. Wash. INEAI What most of these men need Is 1 diiinee. That's all they needed. And we're here to give.

to them." said I'oliee Korncant Ross Burr. The men are nml the ehanee Seattle police are giving them Ls a sentence at Hie department's rehabilitation camp the Ouwaunsh Vulley instead of In jail --a chance that today leads to joos for many of the men. One of the first to organized a municipal police force, Seattle's camp is an experiment in the correction of one of today's major social problems- chromnlc alcoholism. Although most police and medical authorities agree II Is a disease, intoxication is sill! classified as a crime by city and state statulcs. Sealtie found that nearlv 70 per cent of the police effort and expense was being devoted lo combatting chronic alcoholism.

Hut nothing was received in return. Men were picked lip off the streets and senteced to jail. Alter lying in a cell from 10 lo 90 days, thev were released lo go on another bender. Police decided to do somelhlnB constructive to end this usless York. He repd hooks and anrt lhc cuy attended debates In which Reds took part, he exnlained.

Later, Gales testified, a senior student. Max Weiss, was suspended from eoll-L'e nflni- he onenlv oiwiscd compulsory military I raining. Communists sprang to We'ss' defense and dates said this so impressed him that he joined fie Young Com- GM Announces econd Auto Price Cuts OKTKO1T, May 21. (leuerul olots CToiluinititin im- lUiH'cd $111 lo fid reilnetlim in prli-cs of nil its piissenpei ul tnu'ks. elfeelive Inuni'dliilely.

Tin- pi'h'o reductions were in nil lines of cur.s llie lust thiw months. On Koh i (lir company icilnced ir prices $l(i lo sin und trlnmu'il nek tlmuuvmd by us LI $15(1 Lu some lines. Yc'Meidny's aniiouiu'eiiK'llt emu urn K. WilMin. Cleneval Mnkns ro.sidi'nl, the price re- itrtlim cnineidul a ilnwnwiil (I (Ljnsljiionl im cast of living ices In 1 piild dnvllln the next Inee inonlhs ciM's ull- Hile hourly ruled find snliiricti ein- itoyes.

ap Smugglers Take Much But Bring Little me Inlc- nul of as fliiiince mtnl.slry UK' simiKtllUK rnlnistly sMi! Illegal In Vhruuvy "liniint us" were jiusl half mch. mil Lm'luded i uleii.Ml.s. chUiuwiue. hl- lexulcs. inedieluc.s und loois nr.hl in Inclnded nil, leal her, lexlimes m'mcy.

The Dnwamish Valley camp was opened last year on land donated munist League in 1931. by the Seattle Police Athletic Association and financed by supluf funds from Ihi-r city departments It was Muffed bv carefully selected Dolicc officers with special training handling alcoholics. Fifty prison- Ri-luiliililatlon camp inmates are aide's experiment. Oiililiuir nork siral ability. Jiibt ufteu called patients, not prlsoni'is.

in Sr- (aliuve) is assicned mi liasK ul lihy- iien wln-n they leave (licliiw.) Hollywood ('mitlmii-d hum page II. nil IVIib.h sli. mid mv: "I round il I silile In he Delilah ilay ami Hldkli.ird home a( ulclil." CiMitMiy I'tck. once ci.l up mole llnin nil-Inn 11 kills' picnic IliillnuxKl's slndlos. hus only live more dims In dn brlovc licciiiniiitt 11 man.

He owes Wainel Hriilllers Hun i and M-G-M line. incseni lie's ciiinplcHiiK li's deal with Vox "Twelvi- O'nnrl: HlKll Clinics llie day lic.s live lie Mil lie'll iiull llw unifies for year ol two mill llrmi itji a Dload'Aily play. He me-. "1 miss ll.osc nndiencCK out nl." ye Is tlie name town In England, aa aacUol 11 inse nmuimu'r- lu, I he Nnvy. Mllttlieu Sullivan wlio rcntly with a liliisl "I Kei'ie- Deli'tiM- Cm hall- auk im I hi' Nuvy's super cinller.

IM' regarded as friends and advison. Given a balanced, healthy diet and regular hours, they were soon In good physical condition; Since a chronic alcoholic usually surfers sUiri'd to normal heallh beEu enpi-d. he now has a chnurc to talk it over with a sympallu'lU' advisor. Ollen the answer to some distiubiiiK question, and some concrete help in solving it. Is all that i al no Navy Ottering 8-Week Training for New Men MEMPHIS.

Mny Navy u'anls to give 100 men in the mid-South area eight-weeks taste of Navy life this expenses paid The Naval Air Reserve Training Unit at the Nnval Air Station here announced plans to give selected men with no previous military experience athletic and the "feel" of the Navy and Naval Avia- all serving from 00 to 90 days for drnnkencss. were moved to the camp. There the designation became "patients." For the length of their sentences. the men lived and worked, not under a jailer but with men they and escape thumnh lunger necessary. other of his problem can l)e I when the fiisl tironp's nlcnces solved.

The men ale nol erKldled' tieared an end. unions ami welfare ner handled as crrins children, aucncles weie cimlaclcil for Jol) They have vigorous outdoor work lo perform in kecpinp; ivitl 1 their condition. After physical reconditioning comes mental' rehabilitation. Kach man is Interviewed and qtn'Mioiied concerning his needs and problems. If he has a family problem, is out of work, or feels physically handi- Buttoned Up Singapore's "Dying House" Checked; Now Requires Doctor, Nurse's Care The door nev- the ailini; one up (lie steps will or shuts on a "dying house" in appear at his side.

Then, this sl- Singapore's Sago Lane. lent fellow will lift the body over Once iti.sidc a "House of Great his shoulders and carry It down- as the Chinese call the stairs lo I he altina morgue. He nightmare institution, ciaht ol ev- has done the same for ytais. in a their sentences loday often liave waitillM for them when thry UIE discharged. They go camp work.

len arrivals go out A joint ho.spital-moi'tuary. this product of ati aticient and vmspeakablc honsing contiitions in Singapore's Chinatown Is a misery und human despair. Centuries ayo, legend grew thsl death in a house lured bad luck to it for all time. Today the chief of the ci'owdeti wooden buildings that of thousands call he 'it- drive out all -Aho seem at death's door. There is nothing to 'top them from to a government hospital to die, but the Chinese inherently distrust western institutions Almost a half century nuo.

the first dyinn house WHS as the i result of lack of dfreiH housmp In i Hf). they are cvpn mnre necessity. The housing shortiiRe has rt eu I r. The British of this crown colony has sought (o lessen the IIOITOF of these houses. It has set up a licensing Icm, ordering daily vislls by phy- I sit-inns, a nurse rvrry four in- mnte.s.

clcam-v promises ami the name nf "Sick Receiving Houses." The dying pay S4.75 for mom- tnt a month stsiy. There Wu't much profit from the sick loom. However, the operator srlls The cof- with their rules and regulations fins the wreaths, the flowers, joss There is always Sago Lane, a half and paper, tile candles anO dozen or so houses whose doors hundreds or other filings required are ever open und whose rules are a Cn ncse funeral. He gets his very few. share of the pay to the corpse- And when a man dies, the same brass tamls.

gong and stocks' fellow who sal so stolidly CJ mLKll orchestras, as well as the' PIANO TUNING and REPAIR The (inly TUNINt; by STKOIKH'OXN between Memphis and SI. I.iiuis. WHY TAKi: I.KHS THAN TIIK RADIO REPAIR I un all modi-Is xantl dour liv a I.IOI'.NSKD rt-pai (illAlt WHY I'AV MOItl I'dlt LESS? Music Ir.struments and Supplies frnni vuilin. Sheet music, ret, rvurylhing. BROOKS Music Store 1(17 10.

Main Tel. slu-et ronfllsion: 1JKO ootnm' new Tim Holt we.li led. "Trouble in Texas." One ill villains Is Cilcn McCarthy 'bill i relation lo the mllHonun e). MEN WHO KNOW BOURBON PREFER ANCIENT AGE It With THE FLOWER SHOP illcncoc Hulldlnt Phone 4491 at 2741 SKCKKT (it Rothrock's EXPERT Proscription Si'i'vicc ROTHROCK CO riioxf. lira MERCHANTS PLATE LUNCH 'Vexl! CliHiuiel CatfUh Tiled Chlckfii Purli Kn.isl Heel Clilrkrn Sttntk A Three Gnvy Special HOI IXKiS 15C CI.UH FK.

FRIES A Sirloin. friends Meet and Kal" the STAND Vickie Salibn, Crop. W. Main ul ARC-'! Venetian Blinds of at the open door waiting to help lion. The Navy will pay the men S75 a month and rurimh their uniforms meals and quarters for the two months.

All the Navy asks Ls that lhc men be over 17. free dining the period from Jnne nib to August llth. and in good physical condition. D.umy sports the pcarl- butlon suit and cap that was given him by Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Malthews, England's "Pearly King and Queen." in London. The Hollywood comic became an honorary member of East London's "royal" coslermonger families. Read Courici eiens Wanl Ads STEEL BUILDINGS I Have At All Times For Sale both new and used luhn Deert- Fa rim 11 t-nrd and ulhci 1 now have nrw Ford and loi delivery at dealers I will Irarfe lor mnst anvlhlnc TOO have. Terms can arranged. Sec F.

C. CROWE 1 mile south ol tttaKgadoclo, Mo lion dances. Such clean Venellan liliiids! Dust skids rigM oil Ttiis aluminuiti hcnils f(Jf simps hack inlu shape! l.iKhlcr, eiisicr lo opcrtile. Am! the licatiiy lasts! J'lwMit: finish wnn'l eliip or FU-xn- linn fireproof, v. collier-proof.

Ciintfint-nifulf. only, Co mo ctitiusc from henniiEut col- errs window nica.i- t.ustinn niiulr inily. Come 'Imnsf I ram licaiifirul coinr9 fin willnml BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. Inc. II Tease .1.

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lliii Sii.iiuhl VMiiili lv lli.iiilinn nrn si distilled, iii.ilinrd in ilii. i.inmnnvM'.iUI in M. mil. ml. GUARANTEED SERVICE ON lonschnld Air Ciminierciiil (las i We 1'ii-k Up Deliver BACKS -IttOlT TAKINI I In- 111 nttlnn, IOOM oxford itorK tiut "hug the snup HIU) comturtabie Kerc.

Fbt- H'ork ftt reMAonnbLe eoct. ANCIENT AGE ADAMS APPLIANCE Inc. Main iOI ATTENTION Soybean Growers! DOKTCHSOY NO. 2 SKKJ) ROYUKANS Re flciuietl. Ti'sti'd and Titled.

I'UIC'B 12.75 Per Stivhwin Support Price I'arity. sn.vlirans per acre hv Durlchsoy No. 'tu Ssuc lly BLYTHEVILLE SOYBEAN CORPORATION 1S(10 Wost Aliiiii I'hnnc 85H-857 WORLD'S LARGEST-SELLING 5-YUR-OLD STRdlGin KENIUCKr BUURBON imiiHT IOUHON IUIOOF ANCIINIACS DIVllltlNti (0.. irlUKFQJT, KT. RENT A CAR Simpson Oil Co.

Phone 937 More leq room SHEET METAL WORK Him mirk. suiter all lyii layl.ir l.avlon. 112 Nnrlli Klrsl. Kul expert work Blythcville Tin Shop Full Sp Ad4DIJDlt Id Titnj cul ind lirm EXPERT SERVICE C. A.

Taut Construclion Company Draler for Butler Slrrl Contractinj r. O. Vhone Blylheville, Ark. DODGE II LONGER on the inside SHORTER outside BLYTHEVILLE MOTOR COMPANY linwdwav Chickasawha Phnnc 4422 Laundry Dry Cleaning Cold Storage Furs, Woolens, Blankets and NU-WA Laundry Cleaners Phone -1474 Pickard's Gro and Market 1044 Chickasawbo SWIFT'S PREMIUM I BRANDED BiEF We Specialize in Fancy Meats and Groceries We Deliver Phone 2043 IMi-niv nt I'arkinR When You BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Call D. C.

FREEMAN 32 On-Pent impend) 1'hiMW 4291.

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