The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1931 Opposes Cut in Pay (AKK.) COURIEU NEWS Finlrls to liY KOIISTV Srrvirc IflJI. NRA K- Alia' an? a real i rlnrj in 1 ll-v l-V security to Hie who still lm-c' jobs. This formula is li lor J.inv.'S Caili'ms of Insnrjcnt r.in!'i-'iii!ii'-.Tr~- di lc t'v of by asseitin 1 thai their 1:1 cans' 1 Ihe "-p-it iinomplmTiejst and is the fnrm-r i nnnasrr of Ford Motor Com- c.t ih im- ivjriant t-ommerer- eom- mittce. and a fni-mer CT clerk w'--o loss irc-n vnrs his made a 1 of COO.OOO. One of nw.t lenn-k- able things abonc is thai he has a conscience.

"We are so sick cconcuvcally tin; it is hard (o acea." said "Flnt esl. step can 'ak histp.l a of in the minis o' 40.OM.iVlt) who are painfur.y I'Vai- Es Deterrent "Today workers live in fc fear that their wages v.ill bn )r that they will their jobs. "Instsirt ol thev Inard (heir dollars. They should. Thev are only practi'jinij that reliance and ruined indivicliiahsa-.

recommended by I'rrsidenl Hoover. "If' consumer-, were as.siined (hat their would not be cut. and if they cmilJ be certain nf an annual incrme. they to spend. Consumption would nrodne- tic.n pick KM ena the van- Eiiard of nnr C.c03.0fl3 nnemaloyed would be bark to work: 1 Assurance (hat (he wacje scali v.ill invntained requires plenty of leadership, he pointed cut.

He had jjf'-ped and demanded that ilie U. Chamber of Commerce at recent mifiiivj would declare against w.a^e cms. It diun'l Tt "Continuous employment can obtained by snbiiboi production," he can both reiu- larize production and establish system which will (jmrantce the workers a cprtaln incom; each year. Such systems have been to I cessfnlly operated in many inslinc- 1 es that there no question they I will work. ere is reason infiuMry I can't ftart right now with tho I workers it lias enr Irir.s a little I they can sill.

If an I refrigerator or automobile: I Bcin? (o nroduce 12.000 nniu in tti- I next year. it produce at in; rare I of 1C0.9 units a rnanth and lo scil at (lie same rate. lit keep right on a stable 1 ule. "I that principle Imakc our indn.sliialisf; be 4 I tor and a new efficiency "in i industry. "Of centre, they will have IT b- llcss greedy if they do thai.

Is! rain.nl greed has pul us I we arc today. When onr indns- llrlalists have tbe will to prevent Ihinnan want an-J niiil a way." I'irnrcrcd in Wave Hisr It was crlcrminMion (o a way that Ifd to the llishmcnt by the Fr.rd of a $5 minimum ware in The around trc worid I-i- W'- -y inta uproar. Th? alternaiely praised as an en- Ihghteni-d. step and arnnpd ns a Utopian scheme which unset "tlu market" that was fr.e be.iimrrr: klilch (his has br.v- ever (he Work! War "And il was the mast invioriaiv kvent of nr cozens rc-all- Jc-d. 'I was re treasurer of (he Ifcv." closed cars rl and' 1S I'liciiH davr it in( Po 1ml.

cf orders, and we laid off Imril. "Jfy ofTira r.sed lo loek on Ihn office of th" plant 1 fall sal in th.it office and as it colder I watched a err.v.1 of millint; around, far Msny of had ra over 1'oaU. I began to 0 I sat there in comfortable liixury. and the mare I sat the Inore depressed I "Then one night in Jr.tniar.-. 1314 Ihe idea came to me that mayb ray men enough they worked lo iide th-n ovr: when didn't.

(o Terd tlie next day and others i (hat we have a mlni- ly wase s-il; of tf inoi-j l-f S2.M. We al tract public and al time morale Inlo onr mrn. I the wcnld cost alioii: $10- more a year. said. 'Lei's think over worjns arc dauuve to i county.

Origin-1 tn 1-a- Mil--. al- the Is spnodlni! of corn, rndon rvops as well day. with IT- Driver Grove PAOR Mr. and Abrur Hall and Mlrs Hall of Calumet, six-lit Wcdiii-MSjy willi Mr. and Mis.

Cliaiiu- £piSilver. Cliff, rd -y and Tliimms ch.ulc.s nn.l Troy liam iviiiidcd Weilni'Mlay fnnn Os- have been vlsll111: ILI a days, ruiwd 110:11 here altend- rd MW ut Ihr Mall school Tuesiluy and U'cdi. Mi.iy evi-nliiK. Mr. aiul Climde Jone.s, Shoity William Alexander were Mr.

and Mis. Charlie I'. M. Alexander of l.cuch- rs oim 1( olu rl M'Vi-lt MIS. ed a birthday illness.

linurovliii; from nl Ekron, Sunday afternoon. Mr, iiiul Mrs. ClKirllo'lJiock. Sal- unlay niyh(. Mr.

W. H. Siulnger siwiit. the end with MI. Chnille Biirin- ccr and family.

Mr. J. ll. Karelin of Trashey t-ane was the week rvid iciest of Mr. and Mrs.

i.uivrrnri! l.iu-lus. liiiMfll sprni R.itiin|;iy iilnlil with TIOV ifiiihain. w. ll. KjiriiiKi'r will cnu- duct rhurcli nl Uiivei- th'dve Sal in day iilulil.

I Mm 1 1 sju-iil Ihe week end Willl hii Kl.lllk ler ill Ucci'i'. Mr. and Mrs. Kicltrklcr and Mr. und Mrs.

Kobi-K Williams ol In this vicinity i-vi-nliiK. Mr. and Mis. mil Huberl.on were um-Ms of Mr. und Mis.

Ode-, HrcuVs. W. M. Weber of ihinlcUo were fliniM'crs In liiyllicvllle, 'Jliurnlny. Mlsi Cora Colenmn nnrt Mr.

S. I). Ciiriii'nlei 1 of O.sceola vls- lifd the Fchcol, Wednesday. visitors In Dlytlicvlllc, Thursday. Junior Mnxwcll silent fSaturdiy In liiyllicvlllc.

p. was taken for Ills llrr.t iildc when "frlond" and him. K1DKR ItlDR MKMI'HffS. Phelps; Croir.e anil 33. jmiinrts, who slopped off here Hairy nianUud i.uxora vis-1 ivhllo en vonle lo Louisville to "he rrkl.iy.

Jni-key" .11. was vl.siior In l.iixnra, Monday. Mr. und Mrs. Howard of I I vlsllnl Mr.

und Mrs. I'riday. M.i.. twri" Cole vlfltecl Mrs. Clvdi- 1'ilday.

J. It. lllaylnrk, II. Thorn and White were ill I.us- Ti.r.'-.d.iy. Mr.

Mrs. ,1. li. Miller wcie I 666 r.lQIMI) (Ht Hillrivs a Itr.n'.irlii- r.r Nrrralcla hi liilimfrN. rlircbs II Hi; rln.l ii.iv.

and Malaria in' i (hrre Uays. fur lialiv's Cold Mr. week Tar-enter l''s l-i sepai Friday found hi each of In Hi- fniTily Agent's of- fiirmer ei Iri'l cut down itO In two nlyhUs. re lo kei-n 1 I in ll'e hav Holds. in (heir whrre In control and Manv farin- fields wilh Ihr- ron'itA 1 made of ilji'r of her friends with a liaily.

I-Ylduy evenliw. sjX'iil Salnrday v-iili ssprlimcr. Klaniy Alcxnnili'i' the 'I'd at I-cnclivllle with his Oak. Midway Hrcek and Tiny Career Beckons to No web! Musical Cinderella YOHK Kcrrniee Aiaire. 17.

(I Il Jainc. town. N. t-j of modern rerenice was nl work. u.s usual, in the oflice of a ccnecrn notice came she been winirr at "youii-; artist's voeal 1011- in th; stale or New Ycrk.

for iint.d'i- al yiii-e Francisco early in Ail cf which came cbr.i:t a tlia'. iu on Chiiulauiiua Lake. it ri each year, tbe Baron. H.atb.: Klenner tv.rnmcr in tbir, and couiury. A of famous eld rorld masters, and herself iin artir-t knowji (he mnr.ic world for ir.any years.

gathers a nro-ip liulfalo and the belt ckiri'iv (his suraiy.cr scn. i it. also cnnic about, at. hi the course of a two at a. barrncss tecame acqnr.rtii- vith w.io i-; the time.

The bT frcm I-i'enu for and At the time, the chlid no greater tut a bil. rf convinced lhai th re wes a cclora- pirscncr and pprscr.ality Innu.ry ir.ciicattd (lie child's jl" proof bran mid- mp- rallon-! of li nf tbe n-'hlnln" citlli- vr-rs ari- had us her cucsls Hnicks and Doro- Henry, Thomas and Charles nnil I'liam alii-ndnl the ball Mr. riiul Mrs. K. M.

McDomdd miiloii-d in Hayti. fjmiday nnil frl'inls. Hied Ciawley was a 1 visitor In iirlinii. Mr. nnil Mrs.

Jack Mill were I'lvitn-vllle 'I'lnirsdny. Mrs. M. McDonald niul Mrs, Dr.PaulF.McCutchen Dentist STEELE, MO. Phone 85 adjoin Ihe Inv fields, tai-in-rs.

Mr. c.irpnnt-r avs. win In liin-c a hv 1 a harrow ro" nv rt the alfalfa tup nr in ll 1 "inrniuc Mi- do most of nr nf Jll USillC bail iiie ad'liiinri of le-unn nffncllVC. iVfr. vnniis.

THtl-VK': er )i sf'nM i-art of Ihe r.sh for within a year. l-UI, (iOI.I)l--JSII nun Nelson sr-nson. Thieves and Mole all the second time ffitfTnian Irs. Annie otokrs anl son. Jnlv.i have visitrn; Mrs.

a lighter. Mrs. briini of RiiiVy. ihe pasc week, returned "ifrs. Victoria Nct-ly was ihe guest, of Mrs.

L. F. Moore Monday. Mrs. R.

L. Atkisson hnd as her Rilndav Mrs. Porrv. Mattie Ca.ssiday was th; nest of Mrs. Fiia Ray iav.

Miss M.ixine CopcLiiid afternoon with Miss Gillie Hay. ilisscs Lora Copcljnd and as Her. n'cc Alairc eoidd net aflord the expense, of a tb'. ronth vocal in runs Into consirter- nicn'y. Sa ths baroness lo become Berenice's musical mentor.

For two slu has been crucm end of the and has fouivi er.coura Cement from half a dozen tf MEtre.rolitan stars. New she i.s for laurels in voice conLst it wins, tliL prize moncv fr.r Miieiy Mcrn'ivl'il? Berenice on working', for cciiter.tanlri must HARR1SBURG. mav now be taken alive and uninjured wiih a new Iran -ind employed by Pennsylvania Game Communion they cwn fare to th.i coast. chance we would be afrr.ii! ef I hat S3 a day. 'So Henry s.ill.

'OXav. th'nk we better Inv; the board of dircc'or? en "We had a proven in 1'ie bv- laws, liberal cumuli, that a'i', tivcs thr'e of five directors wer? Bethcr tlicv conla have a So called John lawyer nni met in an albv and ppssNl the I Goldic and Jnln- ny and Herman May motored to Biythenllc Wednesday. Mrs. L. F.

Moore and Mae and Mixin; ihe exercises at Coaler Fitlncy Miller of Cooler was the of bis filter. Mrs. L. F. MoJre, Friday.

Hay wp'-k-enrl relatives in Ftlvth-e i ville. Miss Mildred Ray Severn! dr.ys this week as the guest of Paul Mr. anrt Mrs. A. Reavers and i family left far poinl- in Mississippi thry will s'' and durin; their va- catien.

M. A. P-ole of rctnriiDd her several days rela- C.V1THES CANNKD FISH IUP1 IVt- er Tyer bra.sts of catcliini! two f. in die lie savs he was in Ihe Vokum river when I'onlMit Ihe cf interests by jcpante hKlustr'es In set up unemployment reserves, as the Associated ClolhinT iu did bv ircotb.tiu? ih3 Amalgamatc.l clothing Workers. Eome corporalions which Invs un- eninloymcnt fimcis.

he points out. 00 per cent cf their on the payroll with pinrinlec of, weeks ol eir.ploymein a year and 48 weeks a year, so tlut wlrn mainwme'it fails lo re.Milar- rtf iiroduclion th; funds have lo b- drawn on pay tro.M CO to 80 per cenl of iineinploye.i worker's norr.ial wascs. "At. long hearing 01 uivm- pUvmcnt. In many industrialists said that when They adopted Young Folks and Young Oh.

Folks Life's sure short anyway yuh look at it. Might as well give yourself a good treat when yuh can. And Rancho Rea high up in the cool Jemez Mountains of New its palatial clubhouse and every known sport and entertainment feeds and treats you like a King and makes life longer by many years- Season May 1 to Thanksgiving Day. sild 'N'o. because ja policy of assuring an anmpf in- i over for 48 hnnrs we jce.nie fa- employs they always o.

Von know, fear is the wort found work for Coire-is mns: filters the human nvn.1 s.iid. can depend on industry I knew if we cave nnr.wlvcs alto ect its money's worth." you Ihr of In. pillar try Tin fiir llio Cicii. li 1 In rnl.i.~kl. V.i..

.1. out of fix as f.n:l;y bowr! III R-k- n'lkt tt iko It. K. i -n r.iys: "mien ih.ll. lir, 1 i Just rt.in I fee! IliU.j THKDFORa'S i.ii.lit.

s. iy wo a BUCK-DRAUGHT It Jemez Springs, Nev: Mexico rite for full information tc, 155 EAST SUPS-IIOR CHICAQO, Don't Rasp Your Throat With Harsh irritants "Reach for a LUCKY instead" Place your finger on your Adam's Apple. You are actually touching your larynx-this is your voice contains your vocal chords. When you consider your Adam's Apple you are considering your voea! chords. What is the effect of modern Ultra Violet Rays upon tobacco? Dr.

E. E. Free, one of America's well- known scientists, who was retained by us to study Lucky Strike's manufacturing process, addressing tho Illuminating Engineering Society, said: "The essential effect of the Ultra Violet is the belter tobacco and of cigarettes regarded by virtually all smokers who have tested them as milder and with a lessor tendency to cause throat irritation." Here in America LUCKY STRIKE is the only cigarette that employs Ultra Violet Rays in connection with its exclusive the only cigarette that brings you the benefits of the exclusive "TOASTING" Process which expels certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos. Dnncc Irn, every nnd Scininldy rvcnins ni-cr N. B.

C. net- ttT)Tfcj. toasted" Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine Mellows Purifies Your Throat agcvnst cough.