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This scene might be typical of any hfifi th':jtot summer months: t the shedâ€"like structure of the *b‘ long battery of furnaces Ek !gw of men are working; . _\ " "¢ but placed in such a way .To keep cool i and evoid heat exâ€" b this. summer, take a tip the steel industry which careâ€" h-m its employees against ‘extra heat and humidity of sumâ€" _ Use of gumdrops, salt tablets cool water is the stéel indusâ€" method of, combating the disâ€" tt of hard work and hot ”‘*fh" the men out g hums a huge ven ® M I'pro..c}u m & hrg’ paper %m push back d g T hn:h. and â€" EB Of â€"believe it .3 ment at the very time we should &"?’ possible step for its reâ€" Gumdrops and Sale Keép _/ Steel Workers Cool susiness at present tax rates may well be sufficient to pay all ordinary â€" "The llumqfive to continuing deficits is a balanced budget. _ _ *Congress should carefully conâ€" sidet whether proposed tax measâ€" fires would encourage extravagant expenditures, â€" produce _ industrial Stagnation, and create unemployâ€" _ "New taxes cannot be intelligentâ€" ly copsidered until the budget for = next fiscal year is presented. ible. tax ule will provide enough â€" reven to balance the “m’.:!k itures continue at of t years. Expenâ€" ditures are double our federal inâ€" come. Obviously tax revenue canâ€" not be doubled, Present tak rates are already producing: larger revâ€" enues than the government receivâ€" «d in any year from 1923 to 1928. They were nearly 80 per cent larger $ year than in 1932; they have o $1.76 this year for every ‘they producéd in 1932. "The trouble with the budget, e is not in the tax rates. e trouble is in the expenditures in the fact that business, the of all taxes, blocked in many by‘ legislated ‘obstacles, is _‘7 partially recovered. Improved w.m sugar is o, mergy ; #un °:rl BeSides ; ~ He pointed out that the federal gov nlgfly has trespassed :flo state fields of taxation, so as to seriously impair state tax poliâ€" cies, and added: | "9 t the « Washingtonâ€"(IPS â€" Appearing ore the House Ways and Means mittee, Robert L. Lund of St. ; chairman of the National Asâ€" sociation of Manufacturers , urged Congress to seek to curtail expenâ€" :-'bdore ‘attempting to levy new taxes. $ Industrialist Asks Congress to Balance . f National Budget ‘M Festâ€"Ouverture," Toharines Brahins. _ e 1 Useful Arts M Busincss Taw," Boger, Goodman Moore. _ "Chess for the Fur of It," by Guide," by Ben Solomon. ®Music in Everyday Life," by _ #Social Games for Recreation," by Mason and Mitchell, â€"â€"= â€" â€" _ official Observer ?wn in by W. B. (:"urry 2g" 4 To Communâ€" un t "Wm‘ | " uGhort History of Religions," by [ E. Kellett | _ _ __ . .c Ree. : Literature * "Collected Poems," by John Galsâ€" "Catholie Anthology," by Thomas "Collected Poems," by W. B. #Poet‘s Craft," by Daringer and "Learning to Cruise," by H. A wiools of Tomotrow," by J. N. mr*,,,.,.g books added during e en lex To Mythology _ of All g.‘fiJ.A.luC'ulluh. ine With Books," by H. E. O8, â€" Hard Usés ' ‘Otomf £OF the haâ€" HWIGHLAND PARK PUBLC LIBRARY _ HICHLAND PARK ILLUNOIS renew an ied the Natural Science r for Everyman," by J AY, AUGUST 1, 1985 : men out of a direct mxewntihfinxini Pproaches the crew, Messiahs," by the Unâ€" in a Changing World," pecial treat and it ‘s birthday. It is way to avoid heat rd work in hot tgy ‘rapidly. Since e chief sources of iman body, a few in enervated man‘s aper bag. Grin-i ¢tk: dark goggles, and dig into the t ‘or notâ€"gumâ€" body loses salt Parents and offi¢cers of fi Corps Area Wmflw ¢ inspection, wit the giv ofi awards and heard a band ¢ ¢ during the final events of the 1985 C.M.T.C. program, which was an observance of Patriotic Day on las. Saturday. _ .; i 2 pe during heavy perspiration. To offâ€" set this, many mills have dis containing salt: tablets : â€" the drinking fo in. . The iblets ‘which are it the size of an asâ€" pirin are taker three or four times a day. They do not taste v:g ‘nlq and do not tend to make the work: ers any mor@ thirsty than they would otherwis# be. The water temâ€" perature, too,! is thermosts y controlled to fold it at about degrees â€" Fahxenheit, â€" for . vuuz which is much{colder may bfiinj\n‘ ' ious. : f ¢ So, it you ‘.fiel e ted, eat a gumdrop. If ‘you‘re hotâ€"have a salt tablet and if anyone: you a sissy about gum |ref theq to & husky, hardâ€"fisted steel Worker, . Breaking camp yesterday \;(Wodn: nesday) ended a month"r iing in the United States C.M.T. Camp at Fort Sheridan for four hn;r Park boys. Th&y are Daniel R. Lenâ€" cioni, Edward P. Norcross, Louis M. Domke and Andrew J. Lyons. _‘ C,. M. T. C. Camp Ends â€" _ Training Wednesday "Crime in Corn Weather," by M. A. Am- f ‘ § j ' l; "Wild: Earth‘s Nobility," by Frank Waters. Mlend n‘ "Who Rideoin a. Tiger," by Mrs, Belloc : Lowndes is ts ‘ "Lucy Gayheart," by Willa Cather, "Their Own Apartment," by Dorâ€" othy Aldis. *| _ } $ is m "Solomon, My Son!" by John Ersâ€" kine. } y Â¥ "Shadow on the Wall," by H. C. Bailey. f mep ~ phÂ¥y : . i 0 "Life of Wish " by Mason Weems, | > 4 t +. % Th | © un :2 >3;:1 ‘} E44 "Three. lishmen," by Gilbert Frankau. a39 ? x "Miss J. ks On," by | Sophie Kerr. i. . ~}: P 9 ‘"Deep Dark River," by | Robert Ry“l;e. ' ; * : { it erâ€"deâ€"Lance," by Rex ~M \ "Lark Legacy," by A. H. Rice. ‘"Don‘t Ever Leave Me," by B arine Brush, : A . } = .0 <) i _0 "Lions Starve in Nap! ,? by Johan Fabricus. 155 k "Farmer in the Dell," by Phil Stong. . t £it ./ oR "I Speak for the Silent," by V Tcehernavin. > â€"â€" $ "Russian Revolution, 1917â€"1921," by W. H. Chamberlin. l op ‘"Away To the Gaspe," by Gordon Brinley. t io Travel and History i3 "As ‘Others| See Chicago," by B. L. Pierce. "Story of |Civilization,". by Will Durant. 1 [# "Star in a Well," by Naney Byrd Turner. : / j /. D p 33 "Art of Authorship," by v. mupy "~ ""oup" wâ€" 8 y. "Storm Signals," by J. C. Lincoln ~â€" President Coleman‘ G.. Buford ‘of the Illinois Holsteinâ€"F iedsian Assoâ€" nual ‘field day of the aksociation to be <held at Elmwood Farms, Deerâ€" field, on Thursday, Aug. 1 and urges all Illinois Hohm breeders to come and bring their families. The field day offers a wonderful opportunity to inspect the great Elmwood herd, one of| the leading Holstein herds of the country :and see their remarkable â€" y of showâ€" ring champions and‘ high : record cows. ‘The Elmwood herd numbers 340 head, all registeréed Holsteins and includes 120 daughters of King Bessie Ormsby. Picto je, _ many times champion at thée big shows throughout the United $ tes. Presâ€" ident Buford says, "One lof the greatest attractions y be â€" Calaâ€" mity. Nig of Elmwood: Farms, a beautiful black cow now on official test. ‘She will complet her, record on August 1, the date of the big field day, and will have over 1800 pounds of butterfat to h or credit in 365 days, a higher record \than‘ lny‘ other cow in the country, ; * flve avony aoo. will WX of Hoard‘s Dairyman, Holstein Field Day _ To Be Held Today 3 small pkgs. 4 quarts for GRAPEFRUIT: JUICE or APPLE SAUCE: } 3 small pkgs. 5 Ib, box No. 2 size can; 3 for Clean Quick SOAP FLAKES 10 bars for per basket large size; 3 for .| GRAPEJUICE 2 dozen for TABLE '.SYRU*’ pint bottle RINSO AMERICAN F JUICY ORANGES Extra Fancy Georgia Extra Sweet MELONS LUX FREEâ€"STONE PEACHES Dr. Price‘s VANILLA SWIFT‘S BROOKFIELD , t { | | 1 ) $ CO bound to find what. you want at a price that you‘ll want to pay. e THE BLUE GOOSE FOOD MART Phone H.P. oz., regular 75¢) seller Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials 4400 al address of the day by A.~>J. Glover, editor Fort AMILY SoaP THE PRESS TTER BLUE GOOSE FOOD MAR T FFFEF Atkin The Field House is now practicalâ€" ly completed and will be a source of great enjoyment this winter to the skaters of the community. ‘ A‘meeting of the executive board of the Deerfield Woman‘s Club was held Wednesday morning at the hame of Mrs. Lewis Ashman. Re: ports of the Centeninal were heard. Tentative plans were made for a series of street dances to be held in the near future. The proceeds of which will go toward the debt on the Field‘ House. f Deerfield Club To ® Hold Street Dances The program is scheduled to start at 10 a.m., and ‘a generous free lunch will be served at noon. Eim wood Farm is a beautiful place President Buford joins R. V. mussen in urging all Elinois Holâ€" stein breeders to come and bring ::"h; families for a real oldâ€"fashionâ€" | good time and getâ€"together. | son, Wis., and president of the Holâ€" %-!‘riuhn Association of Amerâ€" iea. | President Glover is a forceful -phLer‘uml his address will be a r?l ‘inspiration to Illinois breeders of. Holsteinâ€"Friesian cattle. fhoos Read The Want Ads Bottle 20«: Quart 516â€"518 CENTRAL AVENUE ROOT BEER â€" GJNGER ALE LimE rickey | > | i| t uart bottles 1+ 4 ‘}or M l 25c $ 25¢ 55¢ 29¢ 49¢ 29¢ 25¢ 29¢ 39¢ 15¢ 19¢ $1 University Club Beverages « Chicken Legs =5¢ Asrtd. Fresh â€" Ground Wilson Sliced Beef Pot Roast »194¢ Lego‘ Lamb *23i¢ plus bottle deposit MEAT BARGAINS â€"OODS H“\Iluu‘_“" h '."A‘XQWE;L~ f.‘,; msfl . yA6 mfl be coll until next year and in t::fl |will not make much of a t in deficit until expenditures hre cut. i l C men |favoring. a soundly : m c;x bill‘ to. obtain ue, ins of for political efâ€" ect, . th’t‘-':ueh a : measure uire weeks, indeed months, t;bc ected if it is to be someâ€" re than a bill to steal the thunder| of Huey |Long. They reâ€" nlize, , that there is no emerâ€" t:n:e‘y hich calls for breathâ€"taking te in voting taxes that will not |~ There| is no measure now awaitâ€" knx t which bears the label g‘i"; extept the Guffey Coal Blf. It is of doubtful constiâ€" tutionality, few people believe it will aid in restoring the sick coal ‘ndnltr)"b and the only réason it is \_ The leaders of both Houses of ongress are attempting to keep the W. l:oin: m the full: "must" program of President Roosgevelt is cted. inexudi;‘;g?tho tax bill. But mong the rank and file of congressâ€" ‘m . pmpoct'm‘ ‘of being held in Wa ngton a tax bill is being drafted, debated and acted upon has given e to an‘ incipient rebellion Against presidential dictation. > U. 8. Congress Says _ _ !"Time To Adjourn" Cold Meats »29¢ Bacon Beef renders the perfect combination of efi‘l-y quality and reasonable prices â€" You are Pound Can COOKED RATION KENâ€"L RATION IDEAL DOG FOOD 3 «250 & Apmet from the fact that the President‘s "must" prograim lacks other important reasong for| hastenâ€" ing adjournment. Congress, after being kicked about for months, is in no temper to le ,’fin hot days place an additiongl ‘strgin upon worn nerves. The country | as well «s Congress is in need of a rest from the bombardment of new. proposals which have kept business in a state of â€" unrest and |p anted / it from going ahead with reâ€"amployment A breathing spell 4 provide a guarantee against «xperi« ments, but it would give Congress an opportunity to go home and learn the attitude. of_‘;’gdt‘ ‘constiâ€" tuents, and to come back and legisâ€" late sensibly in an atmosphere less charged with lightning." â€"> classed as an i is because. organized ‘ deâ€" manded it.â€"For yield its doubts in the face of presâ€" sure would savor stromy moral <â€" Lb.Pkg. RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. or Quality Cleaners a [ iB & â€"39¢ Free Delivery 17 . P. 178 PAGE ELEYEN ,â€" after is, is in e hot upon 14 t t 8 b¢ F t MJ P