Henderson daily dispatch., December 19, 1932, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
Snow Is Melting Slowly
Despite Sun's Appearing
rModerates Sharply Ow Week-End, How
ever; No Serious Accidents la City as Result of Ink
pediment of Traffic, Which Is Reduced
\lt hough the sun shined part of the;
/ Suzrday and today, the seven 1
chea of snow that blanketed thtj
■y and section over the week-end
id mailed only slightly today, and
recta and sidwulks in the city and
tral highways were oiill largely’ clog
by the banks and drifts, sharply.
taxiing traffic and constituting a'
floufcy and a hazard for automo
'es and Kucks that did venture out
• foften of necessity.
Temperatures moderated sharply,
er tha week-end. and children
un4 Utile Uiacomfiture in mukiog
i moat of sledding and snowballing
;r Sunday and again today. 1
a far no serious accidents had
•n reported in Henderson, though
» treacherous snow-covered streets
d highways caused numerous minor
lUsions. but with little damage. ,
ivers, us a rule, exercised unusual
ution when (hey ventured on the
eats.
Street department crews were or.
«SIDE FOR
FARMING IN 1933
Jean Schaub Says Rural
Folks a t Least Have
Their Food ar.d Fuel
(The following ariirtf on North
Garwtto.t a(H«-ulturc written
for The AoMH'jHti-d Press by o»r of
the outstanding authorities '*i the
mip. OUttl ititklt-.i Rt tHin;
various state .:oti\lt*es will fol
low. )
By I t>. STUAI B
eon of Agriculture. Ninth Carolina
Slatr Coiiege
Raleigh. IX c 19 i.U’> I: i- d.t -
cult to be an opi.mis; during a pvtiod
economic ii<*nrc.-.s:«m Each indi
'uul naturally eomparts his prese'-.
idltian wilh niur,. prosperous time*,
wever. u> vm- .olj.ist oui<el!\«a _c
inged condemns and compare our
uotion with others le-., fortunate,
're aiv many reasons why the farm
's of Nor’h Caiolina can look to the
cuing yeai with hope and cheerful
ss.
‘Vo are not procpoious when w
'tnpare the presold with a few years
go. and the outlook is not favorable
or very much higher prices for niosi
f the commodities the farmer has t
'll during the coming year.
However. North Carolina famous an
better conditio nihan are those in
her areas and especially ts this true
* we compare our .'.inintinn with that
i the mh a’li'il coin belt. Perhap-.
’ did not have so fat to fall and
•re£ore, the jar was not so great
J ~e prices we receive for the things
5 • sell are relatively higher, and our
* rases are also lower. Taxes, for
? ample, in lowa average two dollar?
a i acre, while a ortebushe! vic'd ot
* rn, which is a good yield, will bring
| -'v $6 a ac:o
f ’"‘very farnici m North Carolina has
A b He can keep busy. He can .b\
* *
J swn labor secure hi- ffue! and keen
a in In most instances, he has
0 ■nothing to eat and he has th,* fac
ies to prod in e soim-thing to eat in
• future This is not true with th
» - wage rat net It estimated that
0 "ire are more than ten million per
-4 in the United States out of cm
• aypaent, ar.d romequenMy have to
■orarl latgely on charity for the r*■
a 's*i* jes cf life. Tt is fmbsrtaJsii' l ?
• t be without money, but i‘ i, tragedy
. hen one has nrithre income not food
4 r the family. Mns' of our firmer-'
* o have sufficient fotid and warm
J heltfr.
Recognize I his Woodchopper?
——
WU " Jm
W _ A HMHBBKIIIiI 1
3
re.
jV ■
Row you know st * r «r*t wcks» of the Ka** York
Yankees, hero of the World Senes, gets those powerful sinews that
aid him in knocking the apple out of Um park. Tha Yankee slueger is
shown at White Sulphur Springs. West Virginia, where lie swings a
fcpty *x in order to kesp fit during the closed season. A little bit of th 1 *
Mfifad*v«>4tfca Sprint U*iaia*call willhoMao t«nJaa.
i ■■
MENDERS©#, (N. CJ DAILY DSP*AY©#,. MONDAY; DECEMBER 10, I#W
the Job Saturday. Sunday und today. I
and scrappers were utilised to clear ;
IPaffi'* lar.is wiwre ’Du'-fc- !
ness houses cleared paUtt through the 1
snow on sidewalks in front of H.tir
establishments. juid this was also true I
for many residences. The community:
was doing its best to dig out of tire !
snow. but. in spite of this, upd tha
help of the sunshine it appeared fair- ;
ly certain that a good deal <>f this
snow would be on the ground Christ-'
mas. with a real "white Christmas’' •
a strong probability.
While the snow has caused a great t
deni of suffering, and increased the j
calls mi charitable workers, it also !
has retarded Christmas business, and.’
many establishments closed up around 1
8 or 9 o'clock Saturday night after
a da.v that netted scarcely more than
enough business to pay clerk hire. !
The merchants were hoping for a 1
better break the final remaining
week of th' Christmas shopping sea
son
! Such a period as we are now ex- ;
. jierieneing presents a real challenge t ( > 1
■ »mr jK'cple. We cannot avoid hard
hips and real suffering, but we can
dju.-t .-’.ill furthei cur operations so
.t- more nearly to balance lbe budg.t
< r.d at ihe same time live well,
i The farmer has little control over
‘'h»* price he receives for his products.
.He can to some extent, however, re
duce his cos' of production, and dur
. big the coming year he will cut ex !
• .icnses to a greater degree than ever
| before during his lifetime. He can
'do this by producing through bis own
( cf foils limit of his necessities, such as
fuel .an ! food for the family and live
' stock. Every penny he save- in 'his
way cuts the cost of operating cx
p. uses and in many instances meat i j
.note comfort rather than dire want j
mil starvation.
He can aid further by planting cash ‘
crops only on the best adapted land,
large vk Ids per acre means less cost
if production. Now. as never before j
t does not phy to grow crops or. poor j
la nil
If any group ts i" a position to rum<‘ .
through tins depre .-ion i' is the far- j
met. It is largely a question of ad
justment and optimism
t An old homey stry may serve t., il j
us irate the. importance of : his In |
j. 'he good old days of spring-houses oil j
the farm, two j frogs fell into a jar of (
cream. After swimming around so: j
i while, one. a pessimist, said, "It is
no use: we cannot get ou' so I give 1
up.” He sank to the bottom and |
drowned. The other, an optimist, said I
No. there must be some way.” H*
continued to sw*m and kick. Finally :
he found himself silting on a ball cf j
butter from which he could jump to
freedom."
Q S. AGREES TO
EXAMINE WAR DEBTS j
(Continued xrorn Page One.)
with America to facilitate the debt
payments.
NEW FRENCH CABINET
IN FAVOS DISCUSSION j
Paris. Dee 19 'API The attitude
if the new French government seem
ed moving eaily this afternoon toward |
advocacy of a plan informally axpreTi
-d at Washington of allowing an in
ternational commission of expert.; to j
examine the problem of France's j
d< bts.
The Associated Press was informed j
on the highest authority that one or 1
more minister l : intended to .suppoit the | j
commission plan at an afternoon mee! j j
ing of th,« cabinet, presided over by |
Premier Paul-Bo«c.our.
Three ministers believed the deb. ji
problem should not lie permitted to
as possible by a body of ijualifii.’d per
drag on.a nd should be studied as soon jj
| sons similar to the representa
tions experts.
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