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"Matty I bride rushes into town and Farr, furnitun- for a whole house in less time than it in)!” to make her bridal veil.” any: the writer. "Some -_- young couple: buy a hpytefyfpf furni- T" “In mrthe MW! pig. and Sin mlmcihk. A "Rhimhhynnym "stittteti-tteottterean Myth: he of Mr drum Thath foolish furniture but aiatTr%r77%'rT%y want not will! is most appropriate for their home. "In; buying in al- ways rink. M there', the actions mph who buy ‘just do' furniture Th. mm! mghliik‘unl point of this news " teat this great British ship- uwm-r paul Si'i-SUUJ'NMJ for a iiné which mm the Australian guverm nicnt $35,UUUJ)UU, says the National Rupubliu Hvre is anothtw example of the fallacy of government owner- ship. Australia, which has made sev- eral socialistic experiments. ,hrcidvd that there was mu-ney in gnvernmvm shipping tines, The yum of $7;i:_uml.- 000 was expended in the investment, Now the ships have gum- into privatc hands at a hm: of three-fourths of the invrstmcrvt in "he gm’rrnnmm. Lessiun For America There is a lesson 'nerc In: Ameri- cans, (no. We have our shipping prob- lems. We are tr:::ng'to build up and maintain a great mvrvhant marine and we expect in do tt, Several plans for such il marine have been offered, One of them is the, plan of govern- ment ownership, It has been put for- ward b those who pretend to shud- der at‘ihe word "subsidy" as refer, ring to shipping lines. But the ship- ping business has cost our Roverm ment many hundreds of millions of dollars. The great expenditure was necessary during the trying times of the World War, and we have found that government-owned shipping is a losing proirositiom _ The collector hobby, present to some extent in Almost every person's make, up. an be well served by spending I liftetime in collecting furnishings for the home things “in A. Louise Fills brown. writing on Home Decoration: in the Farm and Fireside Magazine for June. or I week of Ifkrnoons. thinks the writer. It is, on the contrary, I life- time job. Of course it has been necessary for the government to keep the ships and improve the serviée until the time came when these could be turned over at a fair price to private shipping in- I terests. That time is arriving and ii great many of the lines have been disposed of. We can now begin to look forward to the time when the, government will get out of the ship- ping business entirely. This move will meet with the approval of the great majority of the American peo- ple. We all want an American mar-; me for protection to our trade in time of peace as well as in time of] war. But we have found that in America as well as elsewhere great, projects (If the kind can be operath better and more economically under private than public ownership, Those who hesitate at government aid to shipping as a burden on the taxpay- ers should stop to consider that ROV- ernment owned shipping lines have been a far greater burden on the taxpayers than any subsidy ever dreamed of by the most ardent ad- vocate of the subsidy theory. Privately-Owned Ships By all means let us have our mer- chant marine. and let us have it privately owned, with the govern- ment seeing to it that American ships have a chance to compete fairly with low wages. and low living costs in Europe, and still maintain the Amer- ican standard of living. The govern~ ment ship experiment will never work out. The latest news of the sale of the Australian line to privatte hands shows the direction in which the wind is blowing. Furnishing a hhuso is somethin/ that shouldn’t be done in an afternoon A eopyrigbted dispatch tu the New York Post‘from London recently de- clared that "prsvate shipping genius scored heavily over government own- ership of steamship lines when Lord Kyslanl, formerly Owen Phillipps, for the White Star Line bought the Commonwealth Shipping Line cf Australia, paying t9,500,000 fur the property which ms: the Australian guverngmnl $30,000,000." The dis- patch continues that lmrd kyslant now controls 2.900.000 {mu of ship- ping and me capital of the compan- ies of which he is chairman or direc- tqr ittttounts to a billion dollars, and it is said that the service which his companies gnu Cf a: good as the SALE (REES IS mum; ROADS ARE ' moor Of? SYSTEM! now MUCH IN USE PRWATE owsEstsmr-'-tut.uteeeraeeevewaetr; 00.139! FURNISH, HOUSE Australian Marine Fails Mis-' Routes So Laid Out That Luge erahly Under Government Cities Are Shipped In As Management; Bought by l Far As Possible; Change Corporation From Old Rule LIKE h Mirsi‘ijni," -AhrrcE Writer in Farm and Fireside Magazine Gives Advice on Suhject Muifmf-Iblh h”.hhfdlbh_y|yg_l '9; ua - en! - l, Farting traftid through cities is no hunger held advisable, for the protit accruing to the larger city is of doubt- Ing volume; and the attendant trutfie congestion and discomfort doubtless ‘make If uneconomical. The motorist in a hurry. too, is deserving of con- sitkwatiort. Forward looking Commun- ities are solving the problem by desig- Wandering cows no longer deter. mine courses for highways. Today, city streets and rural roads near popu- Ions centers are usually located by regional planning experts who ture- stall regret with study. One of the greatest offerings of planning com- missions, to the Congestion-worried motorist is the br-pass. By-passe, are simply city-avoiding roadways. 1n the early days of thi, modern highway building era, it was the avowed purpose of highw-y as- sociations to place as many big towns and cities as possible on the route, and these routes paswd directly through the :0 called fortunate cit- ies. The thought on this has changed. OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE! ZENITH RADIO! AortoN le'RE CAMERA! EwlN WATCH! All Other HI Avnrb I. Winners! Cominx’ Sai. The “r!" gm ii. . new no“ highly dun-tic rote-le. best pith" to date." any: Mac Tina Concert Orchestra Organ _ Comedy and News f A trolicksome farce of a girl who} made a flaming youth of her ( bashful sheik! 1 I , /H M @Qfig C(«Efimmv 'i), mEfiss "ii'ii'ii'iiii wrm mam mm: a Oman"! 01‘me Mon., Tues., Wed. A%Aittdt* t, _ __pir 1ht Berems All Mru. Inn-Md. " and our m eligible to rompetr, (By E. E. Duffy) July 9, 10, 11 LOIS MORAN and NEIL HAMILTON or, the Screen gain diiiGFiiriiE4 “Hunts 'iiiriiiiiirsiiat 825.000 AMERICAN BEAUTY PAGEANT". _ Win11... {uni-no and nuance. mm " m cm NOW! SUNDAY ON LY -- JULY 8 with (Not n Banning Beauty Conway --AT WAUKEGAN-- A GREAT STATES THEATRE Giant Iced Air Plant in Constant Operation 1 Circular Ruin,- _ In the Philadelphia-Camden district rm! circular roadways In being ‘planned, or are under contraction. (New Janey in busy constructing a “Crescent Highway" wand Camden. This highway. from 28 po 66 feet in iwidtts, is Part of I comprehensive "run" formulated by New Jersey in the attempt to handle ettieieatir the great herd of pieasure'seeters travel- bug to and from the New Jersey new side resorts. By routing tram: around Camden. hopeless mime tangles arc arnmlrd. nun: and constructing by-pnu routes which any tulle around and not through the city. Small” com- munities tind it protitattU to construct. "thmtaattiat connecting routes that will attract trode but not through talk. Chicago and Milwaukee some day hope tu be joined by a wide express highway. It is planned, however, that this highway will not enter directly iuto downtown Chicago. The route will be laid west of Chicago to meet the Lincoln Highway. This highway is already routed away from Chicago so that through trattic will not be thrown in n m e r C i f u l I y un (‘hicagu streets. In Other Cities Irvtroit and Los Angela also are making progress in by-pass building. Buffalo located in Erie County, New York, is going forward rapidly with a Greater Motorway 'system. Here 32am. wide pavcments will carry thrnugh tram? around Buffalo. Buf- tabd, business men consider this a W'.fV mm», fur n is expected, when the systcrtt is cumphted. that access and Finest Pictures of his The Dashing Lady-Killer in one of the Funniest COMEDY AND NEWS A GAY AND GLORIOUS STAGE FROLIC T'TBMM3MLANDPiNBtttt,MMNEtaANDrAn3t,tuaNmtt Thurs., Fri.. Sat. 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