The Dallas County News from Selma, Alabama • 2

FRIDAY. MAY 5 THE DALLAS COUNTY MEWS TELLING THE I TRUTH SEA FISHiNi RODEO BE Iii Save Millions With Miller Is Declared Fact IE INSURANCE NTHLY PAYING RECENT PLAN ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS i To An Independent Weekly Newspaper Dedicated to the Advancement of Selma, Dallas County and Central Alabama. Mobile Wfll Bei Annual Sport By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Late Dean of Men, University of Illinois. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT SELMA, ALABAMA Be Available To (Agents After State 1 1 Meeting Ijingham. Ala.

(Special) The tjpst developement for fire SECOND WFEK AUGtT Heres ereat news sea fish? rme rtf Subscription Rates Selma, and in Dallas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo, Hale, Autauga, Lew ruies and Chilton Counties $1.00 a Year in Alabama $1.50 a Tear of State $2.00 a Year AlahamaiTifth an Fishing R-o the Ip Sea Fort lobile -Harmony Club 1005 Water Ave. P. O. BOX 845 jii-ee anu Plant Telephone S61 Members of the legislature from Dallas County expect nothing further concerning a call to return to Montgomery until aftsr the election is held on July 18, but they made it clear they expected another session of the legislature after that date. Members of the legislature feel that some of the criticism levelled against them is in error, particularly concerning economy.

The slogan that Save Millions with Miller has not been just a slogan was pointed out by them as they said bills have been put through the legislature to saVe the state at least $9,000,000 to $10,000, 000 a year under the living expenses of the state during the Graves, Administration. They said that this figure did not take into consideration additional amounts which have been saved through salary cutting which should run into at least a halfmillion annually, C. L. SMALLWOOD, Jr. E.

E. DOWNING Business Manager News Editor Mechanical Supt. S. 1.. FLOCK TED KINCEY FRIDAY, (MAY 5, 1933 scalty agents will be rr de fe, to all of the insuranve of Alabama who attend the onvention in Birmingham th and 12th.

a plan which is of very developement, the purchas-'ire insurance may arrange in monthly installments his own fire insurance he policy in itself consti-col lateral for the unpaid This completely relieves nt and the purchaser of the of borrowing money and ling collateral for the firi-of insurance premiums. Ian is furnished to all local casualty insurance agents outheast through the Peo-ance Thrift Company of whose main office is in Birmingham, th origina-of this plan in the South, is expected that most the bama agents who attend the ingham Convention will famine themselves with this new manner of handling premiums, and their return will make service available to their assureds in- their respective communitis. Our Credo 0 petitive spirting eve; will be IHd off the Gaines, at the Bay. on August 7, 8 The dates for the contest were annaunci missioner I. T.

Quinn bama Department of Fisheries, who first rodeo in 1929, followi; of the rodeo board of Mobile. Preparations immed begun for this big -spo by L. G. Adams, prljp! rodeo board, and Sam Galley 4 secretary, and they expecl headquarters established mittees functioning within few weeks. The Alabama Deep Seo Rodeo has become the Am' anglers greatpgt adventure fishing for, tarpn, silver king of, the finny.

Vibes, and has attracted sportsmen from every state in the union parts of thq Itds heJdrinNhg Gulf waters An Revoir! McKenzie was in difficulty with his instructor in economics. From the very outset they had hit it off very badly with each otiier and now they were openly at variance. McKen zie had said some very Insulting things to the older man with an insolence which verged upon the profane, and he had done so quite openly in the hearing of the other members of the class. I was trying to show him the bail manners, the rudeness, the poor breeding of such a procedure, but 1 was making little oi no headway. "I was brought up to tell the truth, he explained, and he asks me what I think.

I tell him right off the bat. You wouldnt advise me to play the hypocrite, would you? WheU 1 think he is .1 damned Har, I say so. just like that. Did it ever Occftrt to you, asitedCfthat there ate times when It la wisest to say nothing? You were-hog asked by -the instructor to es-presryour opinion. You gave It It wag quite unnecessary to indicate how you were feeling aud especially do so before a large group of listeners: Well, I beHeve In telling the truth, he still affirmed, not realizing that trut after all is often relative and many times need not be spoken.

He had not learned the very valuable art of saying nothing. 1 had dinner with the Helrt not long ago. It was a sad affair, bad-cooked and badly served. 1 knew that even from the small amount I had eaten I should suffer from indigestion as a result of the eve nings gastronomic dissipation. If I had followed McKenzies theories of truth telling I shoHld have told my hostess on leaving that I had had a wretched evening.

There were mitigating circumstances about the affair, however. I had met some very charming people, the conversa tion had been lively and entertain illg thl-nllghoul tile evening. said when I left that I had had a pleasant time. It was the truth hilt not the whole truth. Wttt'in NVwspaper Union.

not hold itself liable fey its absolute correctness arid further wi es to advise ALL S' ARE SUBJECT TO WITHOUT NOTW IhdSfSe i i Save documents All Alabamians are urged to land, about 30 iriiles sotfth of Mo? 1 Arrfre KM all documents which might be of value to future historians in studying the civilization of this state, says James A. Anderson, er at University of Alabama. BIRMINGHAM 9:35 a. m. 1:30 p.

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m. 8:45 a. m. If it is anything to boost SELMA; THE NEWS is for it. Euy in Selma; Buy Selma Products; Live in Selma; SSost Selma Talk Selma; One and All for SELMA.

Beer, or at least the right of the citizens to vote as to whether this state is to have it. We are not children and we Shave a right to voice our opinion at the polls. WE DEMAND THAT RIGHT. Adequate National A better spirit of Gentlemen, My Country, May She Always Be Right BUT, RIGHT OR MY COUNTRY. Compulsory military training in colleges and high schools with patriotic programs required on every national holiday.

Buy AMERICAN FIRST. of the sovereign right of the people of a state to decide for themselves a question that relates to their welfare. A firm, unrelenting demand that Seljna citizens who bave a spark of civic-pride in them live by SELMA or GET OUT; that Alabamians live by Alabama or GET OUT; that Americans live by America or GET OUT. If you dont like America, there are 257 other countries including Russia where you can live. Restriction ot Immigrants to This Country to the working citizens, the shopkeepers, the merchants, of other nations Recognition of Soviet Russia for the TRADE ADV AN-TAGES.

Quick and firm reprisal or demand for apology of insults American citizens, the American flag, the American people. the American Nation. A DEMAND THAT THE PURITY OF THE MINDS OF THE CHILDREN OF THIS NATION BE KEPT FREE FROM THE POLLUTION of any picture, stage show, theatrical act, stunt, ol- story that parents of children deem unfit, immoral, degrading, or unwholesome for children to see or read- THE RIGHT OF THE MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL to ureach the GOSPEL as they feel it SHOULD BE PREACHED FOR THE BEST GOOD OF THOSE WHO LISTEN TO THEM. Our ministers, standing in their pulpits, represent GOD. bile.

Attendance has increased each year, the list two rodeos drawing between 300 and 500 sportsmen. In addition, the Alabama Association of County Commissioners and the state hotel mens association have arranged for their annual conventions tofbe held in Mobile on the dates of the rodeo. Plans have been advanced this year to organize rodeo teams, through chambers of commerce and civic clubs of various cities through out the country, which will compete against each other in an elimination fishing contest. The rodeo is open to the fishermen of the world and prizes are awarded annually for the best catches of tarpon, cavalla, ling, redfish, mackerel, bonito, blue fish, black fish, speckled trout and numerous other salt water fish. AT LAST! Fresh Fruit Strawberry Layer Cake Just 1 5c each Bus Service MONTGOMERY 9:25 a.

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FRESH Strati hem pure and wholesome a7i in the filling. Qur cakes are favorites with hostesses. Here or at your Grocers. BRAIN TEASERS With unexpected and dramatic suddenness so far as the general oublic is concerned came President Roosevelts request to the Congress for the granting of powers which would give the President in economic dictatorship to an that is unprecedented in this country. His proposal has a number of phases, but its principal fea-ure hinges on currency inflation.

The President would decrease the gold reserve behind each unit of money and permit the issuance of 53,000,000,000 of new currency in an attempt to revive prices, which Mr. Roosevelt believes to be the major need of the moment. The Federal Reserve System would buy up to. $3, 000, 600,000 of government bonds at the same time, as a means of expanding credit. If the plan is authorized, it will naturally work drastic changes in the economic set-up of the country.

Coming at the time it does, it is especially striking in its application to the economic conferences between Mr. Roosevelt and the representatives of foreign governments, and in the influence it will have on his hitherto nncontested control of the Congress. The issuance of his statement marked the mobilization of the first organized and directed opposition to his emergency legislation. The following day four of the principal Congressional Republicans Senators Reed ajd Walcott, and Representatives Snell and Luce came out with a biting denunciation of the main aspects of the bill, holding that it violates the most elementary principales of economics. A few of the leading Congressional Democrats, including Senator Glass, Secretary of the Treasury under Wilson are reported as being in the opposition.

Democratic leaders, however, believe they have sufficient support to pass the measure. Opinion on the measure, aside fxom that of a political character, is mixed. Th press generally has been cautious in its comment, neither supporting nor opposing the proposal. Influence on security prices was marked, with stocks and bonds, in addition to various basic commodities, making substantial price gains. The Boston News Bureau reports that statements of industrial executives at annual corporation meetings have uniformly been of a more confident tone than for some time past.

Justification for this attitude is appearing in the business statistics. Raw materials, principally wheat and sugar, are showing price strength. The rise in commodity prices is gradual and is being well maintained. Electric power consumption figures for a number of consecutive weeks show marked betterment over last year. This is likewise true of carloadings Rapid trade expansion is not looked for until further adjustment in the credit structure has taken place, and this, in turn, waits upon additional thawing out of the banking situation.

But opinion is practically unanimous that the worst has passed, and the work of recovery actually begun. Conditions in various industries are: STEEL The middle of April found steel activities at a new high for 1933. RETAIL TRADE Most couraging in several years number of large cenlters. CONSTRUCTION Industry said to be thoroughly deflated. Increase in building activity anticipated.

LIFE INSURANCENew business appreciably under 1932 levels. LUMBER Generally speaking, orders are running well ahead of output. Most regions are showing increase in orders as compared with corresponding period last year MOTORS Automobile sales maintaining upward trend. COTTON Consumption increasing. RAILS Outlook continues ito be more encouraging, but profits are still at the vanishing point.

Two of the principal itopics which the Administration wishes to settle by international adtion are silver prices and control of wheat surplus. Efforts will be made to improve and stabilize price of silver as an impetus (to world trade. Present low silver prices have deprived half the worlds population of much of its baying power. The Interstate Commerce Commission will probobly be thoroughly reorganized. lit.

is reported that the fourteen bureaus within the Commission will be reduced to seven. Six bureaus will be transferred to the projected land transportation section of the Commerce Departments transportation division. One bureau valuation will probably be completely abolished, or at least much reduced in size. 3. In what battle was the cry raised Remember the Alamo? 4.

Who was the president of the U. when Texas was admitted to the Union? 5. What was the direct cause of the war wih Alexico? 6. Whati' general' was called Old Rough and Ready 7. What general captured Mexico City 8.

Who was in command of the Mexican army? 9. What territory was ceded to the United States by Mexico at the close of the war? 10. When was the gold rush to California BARKER Bakery, Inc. The time a man is most charitable is when he fears something will be found out on him Crucifying Selma 0 Phone 286 Selma, Ala. and he will need forgiveness.

Arithmetic 1. What are numbers called which tell units of measure? 2. What are numbers called which tell more than one unit of measure? 3. What is the perimeter of a rectangle 4. How is the area of a rectangle found? 5.

What abbreviation means after noon? 6. What is money called that is Paid for the use of money? 7. What is the amount called on which interest is figured 1 8. The whole of a number is always what per cent of itself? 9. How can the interest for one year on an amount be found 10.

What is the amount taken off the regular price of an article called History 1. What state was once called the Lone Star Republic? 2. Who was the first president of this republic? Daddy, little Gertrude asked, when she saw this issue of The Dallas County News, what does our paper mean when it says that mean folks are crucifying Selma? Gertrude. her father replied, you remember the beautiful and magnificient story of HIM who died that we might Wave eternal LIFE? Yes. daddy, Gertrude answered.

Well, dear, Christ was betrayed by those whom he loved; by thene from whom He had a right to expect that they would stand by Him, their Kinsman, their Neighbor, a man of their own blood. -So too, it is with Sema. WE HAVE PEOPLE RIGHT HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO KNOCK SELMA EVERY TIME ANYBODY CRITICISES IT INSTEAD OF TAKING UP FOR THEIR HOME TOWN. We have people hc-( whose lips murmur love for their home town when they are with home people: BUT THEY SPEND THEIR MONEY ELSEWHERE. "They are crucifying this city, Gertrude, dear, and they shaifsuifer for it some day.

There are Selma men who are Soaking for work while some of their more fortunate neigh-ixrs SPEND MONEY OUT' OF TOWN TO SPEND MORE OUT OF TOWN, AND NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN THEY. OR THEIR PARENTS, MADE THEIR MONEY FROM SELMA PEOPLE. YOUR MOTHER Wherever she be, Whatever her age 4 HUGH ADAMS CO. Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Lauderdale at Water Phone 1072. Will Appreciate Flowers And, no matter where she is, we can get them to her for Mothers Day.

Place orders early. much real mean liquor caused a bottle fight and one of the participants to shake the dust of Dahione-j ga from his feet. We have several ministers in Dahlonega whose qualifications are i known, and if the people will lay attention to what they say much good will be accomplished. Sheriff Davis says he has a cou-, de of suits he found up in High-uver District which any one can get by calling and owning them, hey are striped, i Seventeen hundred Sanfrancisco 'rr eases were found with ik accounts last week. formed a secret wedding night.

Dont say any-i about it hree cent stamps may be re-. i later on. i. Philadelphia they are re-g church costs. under tan rd that a young man so: on a bender the other night and when carried home he kick.d out the window lights and -p'KCycd the devil generally.

It may Un that lie wished to gel rid of the And did. No t.ial yet. it. that the son did gv'i by ridding be town of a dead Fat without striking a lick or tiring a cringle shot. Did yon know when a poor pev-won gets sick they stand much i.o recover than vrith plenty of money.

It does rn pdi? so many examination? art: for a moneyless i3 nr.oce seriou? requires a good deal of a cutting. Yet. And a lit Money. VTr understand that a onin jt iev nigh.a ajv an; .0 R0BINS0N- BLANT0N FLORAL CO. 317 Dallas Ave.

Phone 501 Opp Brannon and Watson I Opp Cash Market recently. Shipments of fingering bass and I.