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HOPE, ARKANSAS Henry, Telephone 821 Fncc (lie- hunt (or butildok; for success; You'll i finer what you look don't look for distress. If you sec but your shmlow, bar I pniy Thnl the sun- is still -shining, but you're in the wny. Ddn't grumble, don't bluster, A nnd don't shirk; of your worries, but, think your, work. The worries will vnnish, Hie work will be done, No man sees his shadow, who faces the sun. Major Bowes "Verses like." present: at the Experiment 2, o'clock Thursday afternoon.

News has been received here that Mnry daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kfed Marshall, in iirkano, formerly of this city, a dent ul the New England tori' of'Mlisic, Boston, will play the first' movement of' the pianoforte concerto In major (Mbzarl) at a concert in Jordan Hall on May 28. Mh Jj W-, Slricklnnd have as house guests, Mrs. Strickland's sis- 'ter, Mrs.

Seth Hall, Mlv Hall'and son Uohn of Pasadena, Calif. Mr, and Mrs. Luke E. Barber of Little Rock were wock-umi guests of Mrs: Barber's mother, Mrs. Claudia Mi's.

Evelyn Yoager, had-as recent guests Mrs. Lorn Jones and children, Burgher and Linda of Conway nncl Chester Yeagor of Oklahoma, City, Dr. P. Garrigrm nnd Miss Ellon Gflrrignn were Monday, visitors in Shreveport; visiting with Miss Mnry Carrigan, Is recovering from, a fractured in a Shreveport, hospital; On- Thursday afternoon beginning nl 2 p'clock there will be n. special Landscape 'with a most' informative and interesting program including separate talks by specialists on, community landscaping, Care of plants, shade trees, closing wilh a contest and.

a tour over the station groundsi Lectures will bo. demonstrated with actual models, lawns nnd: walks, and. all; interested persons arc cordially, invited to boi Miss Dorothy Moore is spending weelo visiting with her sister, Mrs; 'Kenny McKue' and Mn McKee in Garland. BOB: BURNS "Arkansas Traveler" and "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" Sliiillfi Last Times Tonite Only, One Show Starts at 8:00 p. m.

WEDNESDAY Continuous from.I>p..m. SOUTHWESTERN Premier Showing STARTS 10 M. SATURDAY N1TE C1RT GRANT ARTHUR National PViemls: will sympathize' with- Mrs. W. F.

Saner the passing, of. her brother, Ri B. 1 who passed on at his home in Dallas, Texas Sunday May 21: Dick Moore of. Henderson Stato College spent. the week end 'with.

his and Mrs. Jewell Woo re. Miss Eva Jane Rider spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rider en to the World's.

Fair, St: Muls, Chicago, Philadelphia, and ther. eastern before, returning. Washington Daybook By. PRESTON GROVER Bruce Catton Says Page OftbJ the bureau's regular reports so con have immediate, lealiapplicalion in way of helping to increase his and better his competitive lion; foreign Trade Switch O. K.

In the field of foreign trade, feels that the department is bel- ter'off inow that its foreign service has to the Slate Department. Herelo- fflro the. Commerce Department had 33 commercial attaches overseas. Those men, had no diplomatic status, often could; the countries they were assigned to as thoroughly as they wanted: to. Now the overseas commercial service will have regular diplomatic status and will have a set-up severing every country.

Another field which is drawing Hopkins' interest is that of consumer standards, He has asked an additional $35,000 for this work, planning to allot $20,000 to the Bureau of Standards and the- Bureau of Foreign and Domestic GoVmnercc in a drive for South American trade. The idea is to conduct: elaborate researches into standards for goods for America, so that. American exporters may sell there ona basis of as German exporters now are soiling on a basis of'price. In.the domestic field, Hopkins feels that; the Bureau of Standards might well! become a regular consumers' testing-ground. iCL In Congress there something akin to a.

tax. revolt led- by most of the Senate Finance Committee and a part of the House- Ways and Means Committee, the two congrcsional tax committees. There is little tax accord between President Roosevelt and the two revenue committees. Hints of it bob up in, unguarded and of- Lhe record conferences. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.

and. his tax exports-are. reuptedly-sympathetic with desires of: the Senate, committee anc part of the House committee for tax revision to remove business deterrents. At bis press conference and at conferences with congressional lax people President Roosevelt has indicatcd'he i luke-cold to such revision. Senator Harrison, cbairman of the finance has exchangee warm words with the President: Tha is not a secret.

Yet as it 1 stands cacb is fairly well aware in what direction the other 1 wishes to go. Within: limits each will have his way, as they are not headed in opposite directions. Can't Be Put Aside As observers on Capitol Hill view it, the President would be hppy to see taxation forgotten tbis session believeing that once the taxation question is groups eage remove business-deterrents will, go fqrther, than he wishes. But taxation cannot be forgotten A host of small taxes expire Jun 30. Several important) corporatioi taxes expire December 31.

Tiix legislation must start in the House, but because these taxes are expiring, the House committee cannot escape opening the question, even though Rep. Doughton, ways and means chairman, sympathizes with tho President's position. For, two years the senate and house committees, in conjunction with Treasury tax experts, have been talking over tux revision. In the case of the Senate committee and the Treasury, they are evidently in harmony. And among the things they seemingly harmonize on are: 1.

Big money individual investors, much as 75 per cent federal tax on top bracket earnings, with state taxes in addition, won't speculate in common stock risks. Senatorial proposal: Trim the top bracket down, perhaps to GO per cent, lower brackets proportionately, Hope: That speculators, with profits in sight, will speculate on new ventures and start new business. 2. Little corporations, earning less than $25,000 yearly, will continue to get special treatment of lower tuxes, us now. 3.

Big corporations, tax guinea pigs for three years, may be soothed with a variety of revisions. Troublesome excess profits tax and undistributed while the flat net earnings tax of per cent is increased to 18 per cent as a replacement. Harrison others of the Senate Finance Committee understand that the President does not cotton to all this catering to big business investors. But Senate Democrats know that if anything is to be done to restore business before 1940 elections, it must be done now. Next year will be too late to bring results, Meirose The Demonstration club met.Monday, 8.

Mrs. K. F. the devotional, reading the 5th chapter ofiSt. Matthew.

The song of the month "Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes," was sung by the club. Miss Melba Bullington gave a talk on "Recreation and Health." She also gave an interesting demonstration on hats. There were 10 members present, one hew member, Mrs. H. O.

Hart and one visitor. Nice refreshments were served by the hostess, Mi's. J. M. Ferryman, assisted by Mrs.

Vernon Pate. The club prayer was said by the club. WJLLIAM'HALt, ANNE NAGEL BY. NIGH?" Bob Traii" EXCITING! Sky Crooks Stolen Payrolls Jjpwcjs Secret Hiding Places! Rochelle Hudson Hope Softball League Class A League Club. W.

L. Pet. Bfuncr-Ivory 5 0 1.000 Leo Robins 4 2 Alton Camp 1 5 .167 Class League Club. W. L.

Pet. Bruner-Ivory 3 0, Unique'Cafe 2 fl" J.OOO Gco. W. Robison 3 1 .750 Soil Conservation 1 2 .333 Gunter Bros 0 4 .000 Monday's RUSH Its Leo Robins 12, Alton Camp 11. Bruner-lvory 2, Prescotl 1.

(Exhibition game). Games Tuesday Night Geo. Robison vs. Unique Cafe 7:30 Soil Erosion vs. Brunor-Ivory B.

Games Wednesday Niglil No games scheduled. Games Thursday Night Bruner-Ivory A vs. Alton Leo Robins vs. Prescotl. Games Friday Night Gunter vs.

Soil Erosion. Unique Cafe vs. Bruner-Ivory B. Southern Association Clubs. wl Pet.

Atlanta 20 13 Chattanooga 18 13 .081 Birmingham 15 17 Nashville 15 17 New Orleans 15 17 Knoxville 14 15 .483 Memphis 15 17 .489 Little Rock 12 20 .375 Monday's Results Knoxville at Little Rock, rain. Memphis Nashville 2. Atlanta 17, New Orleans 4. Chattanooga at Birmingham, rain. Games Tuesday Nashville at Little Rock.

Atlanta at Birmingham. Knoxville at Memphis. Chattanooga at New Orleans. National League Clubs. W.

L. Pet. .054 .517 .500 .404 .448 St, Louis 17 9 Cincinnati 18 10 Chicago 15 14 Boston 14 14 Pittsburgh 13 15 Now York 13 1G Brooklyn 11 .423 Philadelphia 10 18 .357 Monday's Results New York 9, Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati Brooklyn 3. Boston 5, Chicago 3.

St. Ijouis 2, Philadelphia 1. Games Tuesday Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League Clubs, L. Pel. New York 21 5 .803 Boston 18 7 Chicago 15 13 Cleveland 12 13 .480 Washington 11 15 .423 Philadelphia 10 1G .385 St.

Louis 11 18 .379 Detroit iO 20 .333 i Monday's Results St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3. All others postponed, rain. Giuuvs Tuesday Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at New York.

St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. WHITE FELT? BtCORN Smart, fcotoftm, with, Queen, Mary Hurt fe Nbt'S'er-; Ihjiir.eciV.Skys-. LONDON, automobile wh'ich Qneen Mother-Mftry.

was riding- turned, over Tuesday, apparently not injuring, the queen seriously. After resting'at a-d6ctor s-house the queen; SB one: bl-the oyal cars. The accident occurred) west suburb. (is an accent fputown clothes and'adorablo with summer prints is this. white, felt, bi corn so called because of Its It; IB toppedi a stiff navy while navy grosgrain ribboa.trlms<the Bides of the'crown and ties in a bow in-back.

Unioit Contract Is; Sig Mine Men. Resumes- tibn Tuesday AHLAN, Ky Tile first of the Harlan county coal mines operating within the shadow of 'National Guardsmen signed a "union shop" contract with the United Mine Workers; R. H. Cornett, secretary and: treasurer of the Harlan-Wallins Coal 'Corporation at scene of disturbances during, the past week, said a clause protected the men who 'worked while troops were that the- company, which 1,400 men, would resume full opera-. lions Tuesday in all lan-WalliriSi pits' were those reopening-, last.

Monday witH: the art rival of state The corporation not. a. member' of, the Harlan County. sociation, con trolling, 42, Tnines; and largest soft; coal; still resisting the "union shop" contract. Hot Springs Man Dies- of Fist Fight Injuries HOT SPRINGS, W.

Jennings, 30, Hot Springs, died Mon- Tension Eased in Killing at Danzii British Delegation to-Con fer 'With Polish Officals over a Pol- ishfGerman shooting in Danzig has relaxed and informed sources said protests over the incident had provec "fruitful" of progress toward a satis factory settlement. The Danzig Senate in the Nazi dominated city gave assurance tha three Polish customs inspectors, wh have returned to their post at.Kaltho where the station was attacked by partly uniformed crowd Sunday would be protected properly agains any further incidents, Involved in the dispute, However claim of the Danzig for official apologies and dam bges for the family Grubne: a Nazi veteran was shot and killec the, chauffeur 'olish The. Polish press, made, no. mention of these Danzig demands, and there ivas an-increasing'tendency, to regard disturbances. as- acts, of Nazi! ex- remisls who had.

overstepped. Berin's policy. Neverlheless, a British military mission will! arrive- in. Warsaw within to discuss, military, problems, that, would arise if. Britain's assislance, were, required under her pledge to', fight, for.

Polish independence. "William. Strang of the British Foreign. Office, also will visit' Warsaw, possibly arriving; Saturday. With Count' Raczynski, Polish' ambassador- to Britain, in' Wa'rsaw, important military and'polilical conversations-dealing-with Polish-British-relations were expected this-week.

eign-'circles interpreted' thetmas' intended to suggest Brilain's earnestness; in her pledgesjto Poland. Poles believed! arrival 'British officials would, have marked: influence on. Berlin. ppliciesr A. in the weeks policy at the-New theater brings a double bill and -Wednesday.

Snow White which: was originally scheduled for three days was replaced with the usual program; of two selected features starting Tuesday and through Wednesday. A' first showing of the unusual 1 and; interesting; By, Night" wilh Dean agger and Anne Nagel. The second feature starring Bob'Steele in Lone Trail" with the most in flash action.to be found in any Bob Steele western. Thursday the Universal first run feature "Pirates of the Skies" with Kent Taylor and Rochelle Hudson promises to be among the tops in aviation.thrills. Lowell Thomas com- mentation in the short "Going a cartoon and "Stranger thafi i.

completes the thi-t-e units vrfthtttttihj feature-. Florida Senate-Kills- Anti-Chain Store third time in thieo sessions, the Flbf' ida Senate killed anti-chain store i islation. The issue this time was a bill to pldce licenses as high as $1,000 each on cteiil J.f8 'store units and 54,000 each on ehaitt department units. The vote was 24 to 12. The House passed a bill creating-a Stale Highway Patrol and" levyiiig automobile driver's license of 50 'cents a year to finance it.

If the i Senate agrees and Governor Cone 11 signs the bill, the GO-tnember patrol Svill ride out upon the highways foiM thcrflrsl time on August 1, with powef to enforce safety 'laws. fj A little 'more than a fifth of the'gaift- ifully employed in the United Slates are farm workers. with Dr. PEED PalmerM Skin i Whitenor. Helps remove face pimples, superficial I reck- les.

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