| Show H I- I It t I I I I I t I I J I J I I t I t- t The m e Boys s i 1 Column i Jo H-Jo I H o.-H- o. ot I SPRING IN IX MY IY SOUL TODAY WHEN skies were shadowed WHEN And my Y YAnd heart was overcast And my soul was weary yearning To dispel long winters winter's blast I ventured from my cottage And sought a neighbors neighbor's need With smiling lips and willing hands I I Performed a friendly deed to brighter skies I I 1 I raised my eyes And set love for tor my goal J sunshine flooded through my heart hear Then Ihen And spring was In my soul Lydi Lydia d Bennett Egbert I V COURTESY ON AN TilE THE COURTESY ON the highway may save your life Courtesy on the highway may the unhappy experience of at lave save you causing a fatal tatal accident I Courtesy on the highway may save you and your parents a legal suit which could cost coat thousands of ot dollars Courtesy on the highway consists of dimming the lights of or your car when re relinquishing relinquishing re- re meeting or overtaking another car the right of way even though It may be legally yours to another another another an an- other and more than anything else proper signaling of your Intentions of stops turns etc Courtesy on the highway highway highway high high- way Is In short treating the other driver exactly as you want to be treated Courtesy will pay you big dividends In and In the respect In dollars-and-cents dollars accidents Lets Let's be courtesy j prevention re of on the highway I IO O O O REMEDY IEDY FOR FOB DECLINES I IN Ii BUSINESS IN A recent address Herbert Hoover found no reason to fear or anticipate another major depression He described the destructive de economic forces and weaknesses that resulted In the collapse of ot the and said there Is no parallel condition now Then he made this Important statement statement state state- ment I believe that due to scientific discovery Invention and Improvement of production methods our present industrial Industrial industrial Indus indus- trial plants can support tl the e present standard of at living of our people and beyond that can produce some surpluses It Is these surpluses plus some dehydrated dehydrated I rated optimism that are worrying the situation today I And like everybody else I 1 have a I remedy My remedy follows the proposal I of President that Eisenhower that If it necessary necessary necessary sary we should reduce taxes In such euch a a. a fashion as to Increase the buying power of all the people so that they can absorb the surplus and thus lift the whole level of ot the standard of at living another stage The surest route to that end Is 15 to reduce government expenses and thus reduce taxes In other words the key to good times Is s consumption And the way to maintain main maln- maintain I tain and Increase consumption Is 15 to let the people keep more of their earnings to buy things with I o o o I SOMETHING SO TO KEEP KEEPIN KEEPIN I IN IX MIND I HENRY A A. A Wallace the former Vice I President and Secretary of ot Agriculture I who also ran for tor the Presidency on the i I Progressive Ticket was never regarded I I as a conservative In matters affecting farming or anything else So a speech he made a short time ago before a Des DesMoines J Moines farm meeting should be seriously serious serious- ly considered by those who still approve rigid agricultural price supports and Increasing ever-Increasing surpluses I Mr Wallace unequivocally endorsed a flexible support program program which which signi signi- significantly significantly Is urged by Secretary Benson And he said that If it the surpluses tile the government buys with the tax money of ofUs ofus ofus us all continue to grow the time will come when the American people will rise up In indignation Farmers had better better better bet bet- ter keep that In mind I IThe The goal must be to move as much as possible of our farm production Into the kitchens of consumers consumers and and as little as possible Into bulging warehouses In working toward that goal It Is 18 likely that agriculture will find that Its most potent ally Is retailing the retailing the system of competitive mass distribution which has outdone the world In bridging the gap Continued on Page Six r ruD uD D WESTERN SOUND F tUN N WITH WYrn ELECTRIC SYSTEM t e O. O EVENING SHOW TilE THE PICK rICK MATINEE STARTS OF THE TilE SATURDAY A L SUNDAY SUNDA 7 AND 9 P P. M. M PICTURES ESI AT P. P M. M THURSDAY March 25 and 26 FRIDAY DORIS RAY DAY r BOLGER h in in APRil IN PARIS Warner Bros Musical Oo-la-la Oo 1 with with CLAUDE DAUPHIN N Color by Technicolor SATURDAY March 27 BONUS NITE I MATINEE l AT 2 P. P M. M The Screen Screams With New Sensations COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Flame Of i I. I J d Calcutta i 1 Je t V I Starring Starring DENISE PATRIC DARCEL r KNOWLES Color by Technicolor SUNDAY March 28 and 29 MONDAY MATINEE SUNDAY ONLY ONLY 2 2 P P. M. M How They Spoon How They Croon 1 DORIS DAY and GORDON CORDON M A RAE with r 1 BILLY BI LY GRAY r rin r y in yr f By ByThe The 1 L. 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