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SAYS TARIFF ONLY 3 UNEMPLOYMENT CURE ', Flood of Cheap Foreign Mer. chandise Sold in u. S. Takes Workers' Jobs "Young Man from Manhattan" "Hot For Paris” , l("l‘0l£ Mcl,AGi,K.N “Devil’s Holiday" “SHOW GIRL m HOLLYWOOD“ ttho plan-O nub AX WAUKEGAN - Ah.” - VITAI'IIH‘II StIVEl/I'IDZ! - TALKIS' “MIDI” _ lull SI) NEW! SCREEN AF" 'h. CEifEiliiiifEil CLAOth'TTF', ('UIJH'JR'I' the “IIDZAIMKI III-h In. in " wo El. MtEN'Oh'l, “Fl D'ORSAY tt Ell. TIN tts'., JI NF. 23. N t5iCY FARM)“. Pun. mm! In... -r--- JUNK -.-- Tith' MONTH OF GIFTS tsh fur a "Lurky June" tdrd MON PHILLIPS HOLMES Hill) JACK yu'LHAi.1. "LANCHh' s'Wh'ryt' FOR!) STERLING “(I lugh " 1». brrr SI'VII.\Y. "NF, lmx Wrth 1i,iCF', WHITE D-K Krt'M.ttRPH Elf“ l trirr'.vutr'. "nun-I In..." m. r " mn- \nlnul T 'Ottt' In: the M--- " vr.. JUNE (humor Willi will MulMul Human VII-u " N! THIS "hy. M-n Hun.- " 800" In hull-III hum Tho-I In " w u- r-ulhv in I'll ”dun unm [nun-l ntl 2s WI nper did " tht Ann when an ( Lhe Amer uraue th hipped out Ut the am Only On ie' only ' nt in the My thi, hear pm tt hroun vltlm nul tinaru the imp: um: Into " product Orte ran hundn ‘ h Furl Is ma an marke :utlucnllyzwc '.er, whi h tariff I prirwip thi ap lab h the Mume l this C' mp" Jtpr us arr tvmlervd umicrvaluatiun Remedy . rum-d unemplo is remedy there- their insincerity tine idle Ameri- the job. That is iurs and ittdus Ming interest illustrati r ('cmgrt of ‘upetitive for to the differ t home am of American wn markets or products we of this nf which is wuntry. dis- , American lepuhIic. and THE aging Amer men Mo fur un. tes, and ne and articles INC "pol Tha prev tht and tan not on, mvans are m about time 1 than in this refusal to stop unemploy- ment through the only remedial mmm at hand. Many of those who are now making the most complaint about unemployment are at the same time fighting the only method by which the unemployment could be re. lievvd. There is an explanation of all unemployment in this country in the sxcvssive quantity of imports pro- duced by.lubur so cheap that the American wage earner cannot com- pute. To allow this vast volume of imports to displace enough American prruluctiun to create our present un- "mpluyment is to vote a premium on the degradation of labor and offer en- Loumgemc-nt to American industries to go abroad and buy labor in the cheapest markets availablml County to Build New Garage for Machinery w my 'H um H ml any unty, the nit in than $75,000 worth of " and other equipment construction owned by the “and “I: Supervis- passed a resulution ap- luum for the erection of up and garage to take vhiclvs and other equip. t the __ I) 5%;- I and the repair tvotndition and equipment. The manufacture of fine Inca, long mmsidcred an exclusive accomplish- ment of the lace factories of Europe, has formed to the front in Chicago so rapidly in recent years that the plants here now are classed as the largest " their kind in the middle The lace industry in Chibago, es- tablished nearly 30 yours Iwo, was (curried on at first by workmen brought from Calais and Nottingham. The machinery used was brought from Europe, ulsu. Later, however, the industry was expanded and im- pruyed with modern machinery until, today, thousands uf miles of lace. trirumintts and lace curtains are pro- duced annually, the Chicago Associa- tmn ut' Gunmen-cu reports. Lace Manufacturing Is Big Chicago Industry Chicago Is World's . Biggest Hat Center The World's busiest millinery cerv tar. by vii-tut- of a $50,000,000 a year business, is claimed for Chicago by the Chicago Association of Com- merce. in the three departments of manufacturing, wholesaling and re- tailing millinery, the city stands supremo. More than 25,000 persons. tdr,srtly women and girls, are now em- plow-d here producing, hats and mil. linvry accessories. {a rgu * €33 , Lt T? 3 ti' Thursday, June 19, 1930