The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

MONDAY MKK.V ffl UKKK a Home Town Boy Made Good Divorce Court Jurisl A Finn Believer elect Still nv Ji'nni: THOMAS F. GHAIIA.M Sun I r.ini-isrn Divi.rrp t'o'irl lin- I'Limoils 1 In' Itot-inu-iler' 1 marital happiness! ami I of and lore-! inoi-c lo do v.itlij liiippy than any- A for ifjr Jim-; Tuo rhnplC' inrin im? iioinc if! I of. n'tl brides and bride- of all olhi-r; a tolfi'iitit lit- titude lounid linttii'Goni or t'vcr iht-y may I'p. Thus, the spiv- In in adversity cnmc crtsicr. li Don't Ix 1 :ni.s!cd, oitht-r, by tho that may come the first year of married life.

R-jardles-i of auvclisls rr.uy of it us golden en. tlio cold linrd fact is Dial ilnving tiih fstst ycav mid wife throw off till 1 characters thu-y though in their courtship days, and rissvimo Iheir trite chtiracttrs. Remember: tolerance forc- bearance! You'll find thM infirriajjo practically loss of ronumce, find noro rnmpnnionship. I Marriage is a stinnge bargain. the two as- liuine its, contract as a -30-50 prop- l-jsition.

II they'll ju.st maintain fcliai, all is well. Bnl lo soon allei 1 r.be ceremony, it's a CO--10, or I'wmner-takc-aN" pvoiwisition. I And one of the surest ways of liUainny. the 50-uQ basis is to co- Ijpevatively start nctum-ing wit, hboth plugging to ici. l)tit of (iebi.

My earni'Sl advice lo llG31 newlyvvods is: Buy an auto- Ir.obilf 1 On llie iiliin In' bny it. Then, (i radio. Then start buying Kurnitur? with the idea of establishing a home. Nothing instills Imch a feeling ot stability in mat- I'imony or citizenship docs the B-etisc c' owning soiuethilis, ac- Piuirtd by joint effort. ItfMril seldom st-e In the divorce the cotiplc starting life by Biuying a rudi'j.

an auto and fur- the walnut din-1 Ing set a'inost paid a Biaby later. These people liave interests in common. They tco coiyitruclivoly busy for nf divorcr. I Ownership of material things, Becurcd by sacrifices of oth hus- Kancl and wife, give hnppincss and fceHng ol pvojrress. Couples who cgether crcftte hoines in which take pvitle usually remain Hemmed.

In 30 years on Cue Hjench, I've never hoard of a man a rosebush, then ski tig divorce- seldom neglent Hioine acquired or equipped by Hoir.t elfovt. I This 50-50 basis should be cav- Bied into the aciuisements and Bltier endeavors. li is Bf tiie couple can enjoy outdoor Bpcrts and base- Ball common; like the Bame liooks. plays, etc. That companionship.

But the bride insists upon the groom Hoinv: out to play bridge with her Hrfrnds, she shouldn't object wlicn in turn wants to enter- Htin his o'fiue and friends Ht the new home. T.el both sides remember losses through bridge or poker Hrc cqinHy tough on bankroll. EstnblisJi your own home, rather live with relatives. Be with each other's rela- you'll them nil In your own home Hife bring a little to a and peaceful conclusion. Three-fourths of the troubles of folks ncvjr happen.

Lots the. gvlevrniccs they briiig into courts nre purely iinngin- in 30 years on bench, marital woes. I've about, human nature. And I've that tolerance and forcbcar- a divoice- are needed. (elks dcn't wunt di- they just think they do." "I say (o myself after listening part of the evidence.

Couple by roll them into my cham to talk it I that hi most cases had no real reason for want- a divorce: in fact, would be Just angry at each Di'op'Kd Feme minov little instead of acicably tci- it. Rcsctilmcnt sprouted. (hi tigs took on exaggerated I've had hundreds of coupler. to fry it all ov- ngnin. and bavc happily trier.

seUlR these petty things for all ai home, without exiKive, the heartiich- 1 and the c-f going into court? vet Ins a war. And (s Ji' -t Httlc war that, ii ail over, leaves bDtti from wotimis that heal. Joust in Armor jHi Tor Fair Ladies' Favor Finds America TliriJlinff But Prefers Home. ely knows whit' PAC.K Louis Icrmtr indinnapolU motorcycle policeman, is Miov in this CouriH- Ntivs and NEA Si-r- viLC. at the besid? iiis mechanic in Howes Kc.il Fast Spfcial alter winning the otO-milc auto classic sit spirHlway.

IJesplte a wet and track, they averajnl 36.0M miles per hour. 1030 v.iiine:-, Uilly had been lending for Hie first 400 miles of the nice, but V.IKT. S7 miles froai the finish threw a on a turn and went over the c-inbnnkmCK 1 the niilo and the lead to who- held l(. slu' knows whit' folk mid me olil oJd tongs jl! Is tli- tiiliin Live Rut Is iliv im-lls- wa.i lier unusual voice ns well liu-lii'i ivli-i slipped authentic latent that, made her ilciii hM iiiiD HIP nms wlicn without a iolo. prulj.iMy.

single reht-aisal she stepped Into diflicuH iol: the "Nfngda- lene" urn 1 carried away lier audl- eiiio. Quietly nnj i-ni-neslty slu had lici-n imclmtmlylng Hie role ami M'lien illness suddenly called tile orliilnnl Mls.s filled herself perfectly Into liny The di'ui-c'jvd Bills ni'vcr flickm I'jrliislil at any at I hi; tilings tlmt art 1 crowd- JIIK Into liev d.iys Hie liopu of vlli'lllug fiom ln-r some sir.iy cLiiiiallan of 'llic i Mayr In uo up in 1111 nlijilnnu uci'epU'd ivudlly In rioililu and only host fccpl her from nijref- ini! lo try a imiuclnue jump, l.lkrs th: 1 pfrfoiinance. sturdy thai has ean-led her llirouijh 80 consecutive ft o'clock In llic morning until at Just one ArncrleaiiUni lo comes, she says from climbing The checked Ha? in if judge drDy-jcci as this piioio snapped, and Louis Schneider of the victor in the oCO-mile auto classic at the Indiannpalis s'j-odsvay 150000 fniK w-l- BaL IKtlo Alpine rhrd. grind 10 ihe cnnsWcd ol lonh By NKA Scn-icc smoke- nor diink any of the cocktails lo which her Amerk-an friends are use a lipstick. There is a Jiimrcsllon of modestly pan-dor, perhaps, on the tip of he: nose, but the artifices end thi've.

She wears dark bin: coat and frcek. and a plainly smart dark straw hat. with only Uo bright, roses beneath the brim for color. And she is like her girl who plays the "Magdalene" In the Passion Piny of Obcramnier- gau. And although diplomats hnvc been her dinner partners and she was Comdc Mack's gne.st to see Babe piny baseball, and the Prince and Princess Takamalsu I were her liosl and hostess, she ha succumbed lo no new mannerlsmi since the vivid panorama of th United States has been unrolling before her.

Al present In the mld: west'. Miss Mayr is making a tour of the United States. 1'iom Quiet to Tu.jn.ill Miss Klarf Mayr. of Ohrrnmmcr- uhose M.lR ilalcnc" tf Obrr.iiiuuvrjr.in. nlngs nl home and the dcinlnnllni; oveilone ol rcllglan 'Hint spreads Its drama over the llv.es ot the Un- 'nrlan villagers, Is transplQiil- ed Into current of life Hint moves whlcli slir hus succumbed since, slo inilvoil In the- land of whirling' inillle towers and buildings Hint nito lunch Iliu sky.

"Woiuleiful!" she said. nulli cruckcd out one home inn afler In 1111 cncounU'r bi-twi'i'ii tin' Yankees and the Alh- Icllcs. And this praise-lndcn phnivc mil from her whenever the subji-tl tnuehes he: 1 pnilimlnsiiis. nre utindcrltil woitdi'rfiill" says. -They arc IK kind to you.

They hurry nil day through the way and thai. The ijiisle.sl people In the i Aiul yit aro never busy to be kind. They open iiieir homes (o you and do nil kinds things lo be nice to you. You I eoiiHIn't i Stales without Direction in your i heart lor AmcL'cuns. They nre llic klndi-st people I've, ever met." Bui the American women who I ciiiukc? "No-o-o sire tells you, slowly.

-I don't think ll's very nice lo smoke. But. then, It Isn't nice to crlllclw the people of an- lolhcr country. The girls smoke hi I Hi'i-lln. of course, bul they never i do In my home.

('dines Natural The resonant voice Hint has added lo her fume In the I'nj- slou I'liiy comes, she says, from since she nrsl Ictirnctl words. "We all al home." she "Ami when ore yen jolng to Ijt marrled?" wits asked. "Oh. not for a Ions; dine!" Miss Mayr assures you. "If I get married.

1 cnn't be Mary Magdalene. Only mi ur.mnirled womim can IK llic Mr.jjdaleiit. And I'd rather be llx 1 than to bs nmr- Kuwait llbmiinds NEW YORK. (UP) An In- scnluun Amirlenn device making li pOMslulc 10 saw through the loo linrdcs' provrs more efficient nnd economical than split- tlnj the sloncr, by The I sasv Is a very thin metal disc turn- nl tremendous speed. An en- lire dny Is required to SAW through a one car.u roiijfli diamond.

Tliere nre 23,000 slones ill Washington Monnmcnl. tire RADIO REPAIRS Pliono 121-122 Louis Green Julius Shicle on tile moiinlsunsldc, quid eve- Kiss and Make Up liic favor of th? fair Mary Lyon durins tlie ati- miM T)ie Mary I.ycii gnrbcd in (he of Iho days ol Kiiv; Arllv.ir Iiis kulfhts. will cheer the tourney. Tiie win- cf Uir joiiH have his "fair! crovmrt by Major! G. Price.

1 commander of liir Young Folks and Yoimc; Old Folks Life's sure short anyway yuh look at it. Might as well give yourself a good treat when yuh can. And Rancho high up in the cool Jcrnez fountains of New its palatial clubhouse and every known spprt and entertainment feeds and treats you like a King and makes life longer by many Season May 1 to Thanksgiving Day. Pennsylvania, fmor-cbd knights nuylvanla Militnry from College the will Tirst Auto Klclc- at S8 MALDEN. Maw.

'UP! That Division. Nalional Guard. as Ihe autoaiobllc no longer a novelty lo I.cvcrett Dana McCOOK. Kecraska. (UP) i Holden.

88-year-old city cierk of John I.oicnVjorg used to be a dc-1 Boston suburb. Ho recently liveryman before (he duys of the' cnt niotorlni; for Hie first time automobiles. One day in 131)3 1 hls Ioll After the ride, horse rati away. Lofcnborg llc declined to comment on his cd through window of his wagon, gelling a bis sliver of glass In Ills leg. He lias just hail nn opc-r- alirai to reinnvo Ihn In Canada, more than 53,000,000 i acres of land nre mirier f.ulMvallrtn.

I at Jemez Springs, New Mexico' (or full information to 155 EAST SUPERIOR STREET O. jr.HNOW Here is wliat Rncc Drivers with Life and Victory at Stake have decided about Tires OR twenty-one years the In- two and a half mile circular lirick truck, sur- rdiindnl by concrclc wul! to keep the cnrg from dashing off, IniBliccn llic crucible where Mliilo licnl nntoinoiiilcn tires huvc lipon Icaluil. Thoti- ennds of CSfin Jiavc risknl, HIM) annie firnl, their unit immufacturcrs iuivc aijc-iit iiiiilione of dollurs tu ihu end ol' making Iirlti-r automobiles atul lictler tires. l.onis SchiK'idei- iintl mci-hnniciiin on Sntijrihiy wott (his in a heavy eifcht cylinriiT car. lie made an average sipecrt of (Mi.fiifl miles pei' (he anil in card he louchecl MU miles and better.

He drove on (i.00-20 Firesliiiic Spcwl Tires wilh racing' trcatls. He hud no tire trouble. He need Firestone Tirca Jiccansc Fircalouc experts and cnginccrB have through twenty-one years taken this raci: us a challenge to tire making. From this rncu they huvc developed these vital improvements which have given (o Firc- etone Tires the world leadership in safety, milc- and endurance. 1.

Ciim-Dipjiing. Tires hnd to lie stronger and nble to elnnd the hcitt of hot red-brick track at high speed. Firestone met this by developing and perfecting the dipping of cords through a ruhlrcr solution lo iiuiiilatc each fiber of every cord to overcome heat and give the cord greater strength and "roaler flexibility. This is the Patented Gum-Dipping Process uacd in the making of every Fircslone Tiro. liiolil Standard of Tiro Values Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold all world's records on road and track for safely, mileage, speed anil endurance, for itrchc consecutive yean ifcey have iron the 500-mile Indianapolis Endurance Race.

on the icinning cars in the Pike's Peak Race where a 3lip meant death. 2. RuUunii Tim ivaa developed hy Firestone Ic iierinit v.rt'alci- spoeil wilh cum fort and mifcty liy iiierriising I'ond and absorbing shut kn. It was made jiossilile liy the nildcil strength anil llexiijilily given hy Gum-Dipping. In the 1925 rare, some of llic drivers tried the then ncvf Firestone Balloons.

The others stuck to high-pressure tires. 5'cler dc'l'uolo on Firestone Balloons on the G.M.C. Truck, made a world's record. Al! tlie prize winners ing a tiro-ton load, that hung up mine in on FirMlnne the hal- the coast-to-coast endurance loon tire is everywhere the standard. record 3.

Double. Rrrukcr. The hiirlicr-iiowercd were on the Studeboker car which on a board track in Atlantic City in 1928 went 30,000 miles in 26,326 minutes. 125 buses of the- Washington Electric Rail tray Company, ran 3,674,266 bus miles during 1930 cars and ihe in speed dcinumled mill more lire Idiinliurds. Al one liundrcd miles ail iionr, Ihe rirriiinfci-ciicc of lire increased by more than and 'hie, added lo the centrifugal force, tends lo throw off the lire treads.

Firestone met this Ity developing the Patented DonhlcCord Breaker which gives a 56 stronger bond Ixrtwcen the trend the tire body and also gives a 26 greater protection agninsl punctures and blowouts. These are gome of the great lessons that Fire- atone' hag learned on this racing track. Anil go the men whose lives anil fortunes depend, on knowing tires nlw.iya liny Firestone Patented! Gum-Dipped Douhle Cord Breaker High-Speed Tires. There were 72 entries. Of these, 40 anrvivctl the elimination every one of them was on Firestone Tires.

And every tire was Irought nml paid. lor. We give you the ht'iiefit of all the lessons Firestone has learned from these races. Yon can got from all Iho strength anil safety in lirce that the racing drivers liny. with only 13 tire delays.

150 trucks of the Safeway Stores, ran 1,500,000 in one year without one single hour of delay on the road. Take advantage of our Hb- eral trade-la plan. Avoid the risk el blowout, accident or delay. Prices om these World Record Tires are the lourest im history. Come in Today.

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