Show II I I M H I Ii i 1 I Ii i The Boys I I Column fcO SO YOU WANT W. MORE MOKE MOnEr r I YOU CANT CAN'T Just wave a n. magic wand Or buy a gold-egged gold goose l L To get the things of or which youre you're fond r You simply must produce l L You cant can't depend on grant and gift gUt Of money milk or Juice To give our way wa of or life ute a lift t You simply must produce No government can enn pave your our road With handouts free tree and loose Each one of or us must share the load I So pitch in and In-and and produce I You cant can't sit back nd curso curso your our lot i Or say Oh what's the use us Be De thankful for the things youve you've got I Do you OU want more more produce The The Exposition I o o o EVER CYER SATISFIED I I WORK IS something that when we have it we wish we didn't when we I dont don't have it we wish we did and the object of most of ot It Is to be able to j jafford I I afford not to do any some day aaa I STATISTICS DRINKING DRIVERS are Involved In I almost one-fifth one of o all nIl fatal auto acci- acci i dents One-fourth One of o all aU adult pedestrians i killed by automobiles were re- re reported reported reported I ported to have been drinking I V V V SIl U NO MAN is more foolish than he who thinks that freedom comes only from Breaking the rules for rules for once he has broken them he has started tp weld the links jinks of a chain that leads to eventual complete shackling Violate the rules of nature and you shackle yourself with future pain Violate the rules of o man and even though you are successful in keeping the Jailers Jailer's chains off oft your wrists and ankles you are ore bound for for- forever forever forever ever with the chains of o constant fear Violate the rules of or success and you OU are bound forever or ever with the chains of future failure There is no freedom save in living by bythe t the rules the rules the guideposts to happiness O O O OUR GREATEST DANGER HERBERT HOOVERS HOOVER'S most recent recent major address dealt with the subject of honor In public life In the course of it the ex President said this Dishonor In public life Ufe has a double poison When people are ale dishonorable in private busi busi- business business business ness they injure only those with whom they deal or their own chances in the next world But when there is a lack of honor in government the morals of the the whole people are poisoned Our strength is not in politics prices or production or price controls Our strength lies in spiritual concepts It lies in public sensitiveness to evil The issue is decency in public life Ufe against indecency I Our greatest danger is not from in invasion in- in invasion by foreign armies Our dangers are that we may commit suicide from within by complaisance with evil Or by byi i public tolerance of scandalous behavior Or by cynical acceptance of dishonor These evils have defeated nations many times in human history The redemption of o mankind man m a n kin k i n d by America will depend upon our ability to cope with these evils right here at home Remember that next time you read of five percent rs mink coat and deep deep- deepfreeze deepfreeze deepfreeze officials freeze gifts to government and sordid ups tie-ups between politicians and gamblers and morally indefensible activities within the and other government agencies These things are terrible symbols of o moral decay As Mr Hoover has eloquently warned that decay could destroy us more ore surely than any foreign enemy O O O SOME SHOVEL EVER SEE a a. shovel which weighs pounds as pounds as much as ass a a. de destroyer de- de destroyer strayer Think twice before you say there I I aint no such animal For this shovel the largest in the world exists It is working Corking right now for one of or the soft sort I coal companies This of shovels takes in one bite a chunk of earth the size of ofa o I a room It Is feet high and can dump its load feet away Eight big motors the largest of o 1500 horsepower I are arc needed to operate it The shovel with two companions I which are almost as large will peel 70 to 80 feet feel of ot overlying earth and lime lime- limestone limestone limestone I stone off oU a coal seam And they do It fast at last at a rate that permits production of or tons of o coal a month As the coal Is mined out the up churned-up land landIs Is reclaimed by planting trees and grasses and making lakes for recreation recreation- recreational al at purposes The shovels shovel's principal Importance is that it is a L symbol of a quiet then Uon that has been going on for or many years in the coal Industry Step by step at at a tremendous cost the cost the transition has been made from rom human muscle to toi W i mechanical muscle to get the coal out of the ground cleaned sorted loaded and transported Huge and ond complex machines capable of ot tremendous per- per performance performance have supplanted the strong back and the pick That is one reason why America leads the world in coal production and why American miners r. r get Bet far higher wages and far 01 more benefits than the miners abroad Our r free lee competitive coal industry meets 1 every domestic demand demand and and is 15 supply- supply supplying lag ing much of or the rest of o the world with r coal In addition VYV aaa HIE TIIE LOW LO LO DOWN ol FROM I i I OIt GROVE GUO TODAY I will delve Into gas cas not the th thed A kind d of ot gas you rou ou maybe think I spout spout- r K but the kind you turn on under the teakettle tea- tea teakettle 1 kettle and skillet I am om against too high prices for anything anyway anything anyway everything except essays and columns It Is the same with all you ou nice folks you folks you are not too much opposed to good prices for whatever it Is 15 that you sell or do But gas or electricity wow how most people snort when some company must add 2 or 3 cents a day to each households household's bill Dill And that Is what Is going on here herewith hereWith herewith with gas at Hickory HiCkory but but it is only the second boost in 30 years Imagine that a ali as you thumb the newspaper and check Continued on Page Pace Four I The Boys Column I I I Continued from Pate Page One I up on ice boxes 2 by squirrel whis whis- whiskey i key hair cuts cuts and and taxes Now to get personal and tell you YOU r I why i I am on the gas Company's n 1 side of 0 I the fence In today's essay In our do- do doI do domicile Susie's Susies and mine the mine the bill for forgas forgas forgas I gas averages a month and this Includes cooking and most of ot the house I heating h It also Includes k the water heating And to get even more personal I have never missed a Saturday night yet and Susie she is the person you could meet j jA I A months month's gas bill of 2 68 Is about the i same price as one oie chicken for dinner dinner- I not the whole dinner Just dinner Just the chicken Down to brass tacks gas Is cheap cheap cheap-aU all kinds mine kinds mine and the gas And the same goes for the kilowatts galore used throughout our Yours with the low 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