The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

SATURDAY. (AUK.) COUHIKK NKWS PACJK TURK! TOMB PEBIIS A IT ij May Spell Doom for Nautilus. This is Dip K-cnml of two arllc-li-s written CM luiivplv ffi-The X' and NEA In- Admin! Kodman. V. S.

rrliic-l. "liich Hie encountered liy I hi- vnvnsc nf Hit Na'il'lus. till howi-r suhimrinc. nnrtcr the fiord! f.ihr fi'lds. l-'rom hi-: own ex- fensiv" s'uJics cf art-lit- rtiN.Jilimi 1 hp tol's torl-iv tilt- hy Euliiv.LTWl ic? ncran currents.

BY ADMIKAI, lllXill HODMAN Wrill-n Sc-i-viri- WASHINGTON. It to definitely terh.i c5 ice field 1 but; verv nnccnaiiitv Dangers Confront IXaulilns Osceola A which cluued xii.vlai'm-s H. 11. M. L.

Stimncis, H. Mi 1 I Wi'ii'Ii and lima Kimiucr-; and Lyiiiau drjv Joncsbavu Friday L'u-iiiiiB lu at cl "Til" rii'Vtii Wo.clh Clnlst" nil I-iV-e: 1 at urn 1 Us; cal'iegi'. 'the liy llemy VI. R. Hums, lit Jone.sburo Li- a cl Man ihe church toro and H.iplM and A.

airl II. vJlli- aivl -ll-piece ini-iulUK el Gr.est srliits v.lio s'jl'J in orliTln included Mrs. Lv.rs? or. and J.islt liari- 1-. all cf Memphis.

Mrs. C. E. In-'. ai dinner ih; i He.i Cro workers VYhJ'FfV have obtained a amount of information, at specific time? ondj nloces, thev all record thai tlw almost alwavs in a of mo-j tlon due Io currents, tides and thcj terrific which cut.

Take the imt-er of thicVn'ss. a' iiinwrtf.nl consideration for. i Mr. nnd Mrs. C.

E. nir.R etui during ilir: iccrnt dwutli dis- ijFjS aster. 'In- HCL-ivinq logins cl thclrljjC home on Hale iA were ariisticr.lly ilowcrs and a uir-lVj key dinner f.c-rvcd. The iMieilsjJS C. L.

Moore local HeJ i Cioss chairman. Mrs. W. E. R.

A. CnrUvrijlH. SILH-I ley D. Carpi-liter. Miss Aline i S.

M. Hedges, T. W. 1'olter and (j. lj.

I vhilr floalLivr will rn abov ft nnd one-' Tir Nautilus was christrrrd ice. symbolic of iis dcMiny. fhe trr.ii'Jron of JuH-s Verne loaScd on. tut the unknown Ir-oth and nature the Arctic ne may It to descend inlo dangerous deeps. Eovr.u-olghthE of llo-uini; ice is ihe ihc nature of iis bottom is' There trouble may lie.

ever teams for transportation, and no 1 relay or supply sla- ic.i.sl 1 value only as Eii'ju aOtied. Luncheon bo more Ccifef liav and cram ciTht feet in thickness. On the otber hand, where luts brrii oueu watfr. and the have been driven together, thrfvi arc and overlaid into: have not I linmm-ok-! ini! "rr-s'-Dre constant mental strain, the c.ntiu- cft-n reach opMn' nous state of or the cup and a A cream a cS fcllnwlnc: the. and unheallMul life of re or some oilier hot Spring flowers nnd Easter dcco- 'ialiens made ray the receiving' rocsrs ef J.

C.Trtwri«!it r. i iiome. when he: Charles R. Colcinan. I nienibej's of tile t'An table clu bio tt-lnch shi; bi'l'jniis and number of ivli.h a bnf- fc-t flipper by an evening! i.TO to IV.O nt dinnsr.

at conlnict bicakfast planned tr supply! The fiucsls besides CC3 8CO calorics will consist of "club members, their Quinn. C. U. than or a II. Driver.

Janvs Hriv-! er. Gcdfrcy White. O. F. Brysnt.

M. W. Sheridan. W. li.

R. W. Drags, P. 15. S.

ncy and Hva air- Mary Calhcrine Ward. Hijjh sra'o club priie ta'ion rule, it mljjht cxlcr.rt 200 in the cramiKd spa:" hearty saiatl mlh feet the surface. Report-; of a sbn-irine- have ke-n nnde of svch a siroin be fell when cr pi 1 fiirly'in- nare i'l a position of -u: are nctr-rsary to furnish suf- Eolation. bread and but- cd W. J.

hijli score oi -oire sort, and a cookie Piest priw went to Mrs. G. F. Bry- pieee cf cake or any simple dcs- and Mrs. H.

L. Qmnn cui CDII- Ehowini; the ire. even 1001 Withcnt power, and wi'ii calories. 1 'l-3ticr -xhaustcd. life fcelor- A nonrishins of Mrs.

Godfrey Whit? vvns bo 'maintained for six two vegetables. bread and ta "(ictls. at the incst. There woiiid bulter and dessert is as imperative at bridiie at her country horn; but atlempt to 3 ar- it for the north of A profusion man of She iicuse raid the chil-' Eyrlng blcsscims v.ere r.sed dren. oiations each gups' was prc- toe thin woman must an E.iiter level fie'ds.

tc be from 50 to feet thick. i Rough on Bottom But in scivral. the upper sur-jdnys face of the Ice fields is extremelvi no nltfrnitlve io.ie'i. ducto hnffetinir nnd tore hrourh the ice and abaiuUn grinding and extreme pressure. It ship, srcmo nsrfectly reasonable to as-1 Success rccms runie that the underside of the iroi uvsfi on nrvmai 1s correspoiidingiy uneven, and that i -lation.

am it indeed wll.be rough sledding I misbaps. In my when the submarine atlempts to nrert -will be very ha, elide along Us bottom side. 'n find. Mention p.rcadv has been Leads are fractures in the fields! ir-i'- of the danger of compass where onen water appears, bull failure to have been cnnrthions of op- tcritly eat food in excess oi'iirrj Mrs. Bruce Ivy wen high score sorlo'js deays or ca requirement if she would and Mrs.

Riippsn iv oninioii ihese de- hi wr-iiihi. Few women who: second, -high score. Uolicions ra- r-re tiixler weight that were servrcl fnllrnvlng more ilinn per cent undtr weight for one's height usually Ihe same. Oat o( town I for one's heiaht usually eluded Mwdames Louis Cherry. A irast-ncd physical efficiency.

Terry Moss and ian Dilhihunty. all of Blyiiieville height which Reotrraphic tlvse mav not occur for days at "lit noritions r.nd ilii-Htious would have', hill cman shculd incrrr.s-? lime Hence I cannot imasinc to depend so'ely on observations of; orc calorie rtquircmcnt Ihc'Nautnus can depend on cither! Hie sun. since stars will be invis-: trom 50 to 700 calories. i Mrs. R.

A. Car Wright. Mfc findinii or regularly tlicsciible in the Arctic day. Such ob-. Mid-morninj and mid-afternoon'Mary Bowen and their rcrvattais.

of couri.v could be lmc hes make it easy to idd to the suest, Roger Ppilras of Miami. only en the surface. regularly eaten at meals, visited in Blyinevllle this morning, A. of milk taken with each Mrs. H.

Quinn is spc-ndinj the 500 calories to her' week-end friends hi rcgtilar diet. Each extra pat of gould. leads. To those on the the rarsonce and location of leads are indicated by a dark reflection in the sky. But the Nautilus will be going it blind, and can only drtert Kvfn on the suppcsition that i new batteries may give the addi-' a tional submerged cruising radius predicted by Commander jj about 100 I me.

tr. justify the objects of the If I wrc- to venture a guess, it ''c that she Nautilus' propei- she detect leads, leri will be disablrc! in the loose to (he May Nol Get Far by. icoking through a glass deuk plate. If conditions were fa- voraWe, she niinht bare through the ire and use her conning tower to locate such reflections. Misbt Ke CaliBlit Even should nnJ find her way they might prove more of a men-sice around Spitsbergen before are than a Wetsing.

For --vious Mw.l has made to. wiih designed especially to; Lake the lltla! 1 1 lm tl iny (jrlts wllh cream, creamed eggs, vheat muflins. three fruit niariualr.dr. milk, coffee. LUNCHEON English monkey, lirrdded leltnce wilh Thou- Island dressitn, toasted ninf- Ague? -Vaid who hower, the chances against success Crcam arul ii ve oil increase' school fit A.

and M. col- are still too numerous, it SCCPIS tc fuel jnt kc i IL 5p holi- It is never wise to eat out of days with her prints. Mr. and proportion ta one's needs, either J. L.

Ward. Ojce-'ia on the side of insufficiency or ex- i J. W. C.irbiri.'l)!, cess, tat it is important that ener- gelic housewives maintain a nour- ishiue and suitable dietary. B.iily 3Ienu Mrs.

W. J. Shfildr.n and Mrs. dan's small dangliii-f, Hilll? Fain. 'shopped In ycsle-diy.

Mrs. H. W. Sheddar. and Miss Stfcwcd figs, horn- asler is not infrci.ucnl leads close abovt Ihem.

And any pressure nihicb might, start a leak by; Ihe seams of the Np.ntilus| of probably result in c.f happen, uould consider it a fortunate After ail. what coorl can come such an attempt? What bsnefil any sor: cr.n lie Mary Bcllo Cowan were BIythevill; visiiois Tr.tirxh, Oeorge B.isil EDSIMVOS, who attends school at Un: of much of her tol oil. I wlwt 1lc ro'lMlcd 'Hicre is ctiir another v.liich can bo which has been brought home to me by actual experience in the ice that a submarine, even while running tile surface, is about corcst type for cruis- areas. A woorl- singlc. slow-re- is far less liabV? e' And dnterminin? the fins, canned cherries, hermits, milk.

lea. vei'Sily in if, Easter holidays with irj Mv. Mrs. G. II Sagr.ivrs.

Francc-i who is student at college, oy- Charles. Mo. arrived several day? stcr sauce, potatoes in parsley but- ago to spend Easter holidays Ur. spinach, watercress and orange her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. A. F.j ing hi en vessel with a volving propeller to injury than one with small, rap- idv revolvinj twin screws. Ten years ago whfn iii command of the Vacifie "fleet. I to Yakutat Bay.

Alaska, with'1 destroyers. Though ice was very loose, and there wasi ch water, we found it 1 Io prscrnil tind promptly withdrew. Even then, one of the was bent- H'jddrrs Arc Exposed addition Io this snrl of handicap, a submarine horizcntal rudders, or planes, that aw used in diving. They also arc in an exposed position near the propellers and r.re liable to damage or raiigrircnt. Whether or net ice mav firm en these fit- linBS.

and cripple them, is anotlu'i Ihiiie to be considered: to say notliin? of ice that may form on Ih; hull ilself Should the tattcrlc-s tecoine exhausted and the submarine attempt to rest against the under and drift of Arctic currents by I his venture. 1 am to confess, having spent some vears in this similar work, ihr.t I do not believe anything practical or fill can be obtained by diving nn-. the ice. salr.d, milk, steamed coffee. Grandchild May Enter Movies pudding.

Barham. Accompanied by her fath-1 cr. she drove to I day to S2e Miss Ward, who returned her from Jontstorc; A. and M. college, for the SISTER yHARY' KITCHLN FL J.

A. Moran of is -the sucst of her sister, Lalah Swift, this week. J. L. ami Morris Silver-1 field were Memphis visitors Friday.

Mrs. Eclva Martin arrived yester-' day Ironi her r.Dnu in Liule to spend Eastrr v.hli her mciiitr. i For tempt to resi uimci surface of the ice, I believe she Will have trouKe. In staying hi one I'm pcsitlon. The Arctic is a place of storms often of hurricane force, which no doubt will cause the ico to drift and be in motion, and hence list cr heel the Nautilus ar.rt inaVe her berth precarious.

Rurh lack of stability might seriously endanger U'? storage baltcnes and other equipment, and cult off power. l.lllle Chance of Escape And finally, even should the Ice boring for the conning lower and air tutcs be found practical nnd should become necessary to abandon ship, the chances BY SISTF.H MARV XEA Ptrvicf! Fomo reason cr olher. too home-makers rjive the 1 rame thought and attcnlion to. their oiiii die; that the- to: that of their families. They tn overlook the (act Ihat ihcir; bodies need food or fuel to keep hem running efficiently and often tired nnd "nervous" for no j'hcr reason than that Ihcy failed to "lake time" for hmchcnn.

The average wcinan who docs iCr own work, with the exception of i nf the heavy and needs of good wholesome food. Ash constituents vitamins as as an arirrniale number cf calorics ninsl be supplied has teen ronsidcrc-d as a potenii.il inovie actrcF.s followiu? her win- i the tit': of mos: beautiful girl in Austin high school here. Carson, movie in- i (crvicwed Miss Fall- She declined Mrf Na Sawyer, to say however, whether she would H. L. Quinn and J.

i were Blylhcvine visitors the puoliealion of her day. 1 winner Miss Fall Bnico Ivy is a busings visitor ha" receiver! proposals of RCK-S marriage aurt more than 100 let- Courier us Want Aris Pay. ar.d if she is to keep her brxly nerves functioning smoothly. The energy rcriuirfment tor a mcdrriile-ly active woman is ue- 22CO and 2100 calorics a day. The requirement increases in proportion to muscular activity.

An active woman needs from 2500 to 30011 calcrics day. She mast receive aboul 700 calorics at breakfast, 700 to 1200 at lunch- in any language, OOHL Cherry Railroad Phone 123 FROM THE 1923 CROP Or 10 MILLION BALES 1924 I CROP OF 14 MILLION BALES FROM THE 1926' CROP OF 18 MILLION BALES JT 1931 BALES BROUGHT BALES BROUGHT Iffia-Sl WILL BRING The above chart proves conclusively that its folly to raise a big cotton crop. Two bales from a ten million crop will bring more actual cash money than 42-3 bales from an eighteen million bale crop. Why work twice as hard to make a big crop when you only receive hah' as much as you receive from a small crop? Mississippi County farmers ask yourself this Barring drouths and floods, you cim be on the highroad to farm profit and permanent indepciule'iice if you will adopt a sound cropping system at planting tune and Farm For a I'hinl cnoii.uh acrciific in feed Io supply your farm days in the year. I'ut Soyhoans in every acre torn you pla.nl—nothing will niiike as much feed at UiL' same expense.

Have a year around garden. Tend to il. Can and save as much fr.ini as you can possibly handle. Nobody ever had loo much fund. Chickens! Make money; jivsl layinfr around.

Fifty Bimtl will brinj? in a money every day in the year, antl nothing cafs beftrr than fried chicken. A Good Cow Will save llic average family year on grocery bill and furnish the verv best of fond for children and Butter. A Good Brood Sow Will raise 2000 pounds of meat anil lard every year if given a chance, anil do it at about one fourth as much as cosls to buy the meat and lard you need. Why Not Try This Plan? A Co time of cotton farming has hrciiKht nothing but mounting debts and blasted hnncs, morlKagcs and depleted Only (hose farmers who follow a balanced fann program arc permanently proves that hc- yoml successful contradielion. it's a pipe cinch thai you and your family will not suffer if you have plenty of fr.ml and feed on your farm, even if cotlon goes to a nickel a pound.

FARM FOR A UV1NG FiUST and prolit from your labor will be a natural result. Remember! The Hlylheviile Cut Ion Oil Mill has io buy all ths Soyhcans we can raise this ami pay cash money for thorn. AH they want io know is muny Io prepare for. Let us know how many you will plant. There's no limit (o (he arrciiKf.

Tell tts now what yours vvill be. You Can't Break A Farmer Who Raises Food And Feed! S3 Egpys'''? 4 -P3 tPMMtft- sv This Ad i 7 aid for JceIsaacs I C. Penney Co, Farm Equipment Co. Courier News Ark-Mo Power Co. First National Bank Three States Lumber Co.

Chicago Mill Lbr. Corp. Robinson Lbr, Cc. fiubbard Hardware Co. Blytheville Cotton Oil Co, For Agricultural Committee, Blytheville Cliambcr of Commerce.