Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1931, Page 29

THE SUNDAY ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, RADID GROUP HEAD CALLS TRADE GOOD : J. C. Coit Says U. S. Is Buying Better Than Any Time in Past Three Years. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, November 7. d for those who know their business the opinion of J. (,.ark Coit, presi- of th> National Ra fa As; —Business is of Marion, Ind. The compan: was nothing more than a machine shop three years ago, but in 1930 turned out 400,000 radios, showing a wholesome profit. The secret of success nowadays is to “make expenses fit the business: give the public what it wants, and get rid of swivel-chair executives,” Coit said, “The gloomy business men sit with their feet on their desks and tell mu to ‘look at all the unemployment.’ Sure, there’s unemployment, but not so m (n as last year. And haven't we providad millions of dollars to care for the un- employed, where last year we had done nothing? The biggest concerns say they can't sell goods. Sure. can't they're afraid to spend m d salesmen on the road and learn f themselves that th> public is buying hlter than any time in three vears. “Qthers are trying to sell stuff as out of date as kerosene lamps.” * BIG CANADIAN OUTLAY . ON SEAWAY OPPOSED i Quebec Premier Says Provinee ! ghould Be Considered on St. ’ Lawrence Development. By the Assoclated Fress QUEBEC, November 7.—Opposition | to large expenditures by Canada at tiis | time for the dc.elopment of St. Law-| . Tence water power was voiced Thurs- | ;day by Premier L, A. Taschereau of In debate in the Quebec Legisjature | the premier sald: | nada in this period of depression +1s not in a position to warrant the ex- diture of hundreds of millions of g;n which wi.. materially assist the United States to exploit millions of hotupower of ‘the St. Lawrence River.” Asserting the Province of Quebec be consuited in deliberations re- | g the waterway, he said: “'l‘hc St. Lawrence River is one of the great natural resources of the Prov- \ince of Quebec. We must protect it. We have a right to have our voices heard at these delibert ions, for our| commerce to the extent of millions of | gnllu: may be affected above Montreal. see States ¥s waiting for the Dominion gov- ernment to state its position. I think | | | | MARINE CORPS NEWS | t T | removeg the machinery of eriminal jus- the new:papers that the United | = The Veteran Marine Corps Legion , de plans whereby November 10 ¢ will be celebrated’as “‘Marine ps d:y,” inasmuch as the corps was the frst legally organised protective unit authorized by act of the Centi- nental Ccngress, November 10, 1775, when two battalions of Anierican Ma- rines were formed. Theaters through- out the country have been requested to_have their orchestras render the famed Marines' Hymn, “From the Halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoll.” Naticnal headquarters of the Veteran Marine Corps Legion is lccated here and Col. Frederic May Wise, United Marine Corps, retired, is national com- mandant Samuel G. Mawson, District of Co- lumbiz departmental commander of | the G. A. R., is the oldest Marine vet- of record in this locality, while F. Plitt <f 104 G strect north- Ahx D. Hauz» of 2006 G | who saw ars ago. D. Butler, re- tired, has circularized cilve members of the corps, conveying informaticn as to the location of his home in Phil- adelphia. with invitation to call upon him when in his locality. active Gen, Smedle; Maj. Russell H. Davis, assistant ouar- termaster, heretofore on duty at Quan- tico, is scheduled for detachment to | Headquarters Department of the Pa- cific (Marine Corps), effective Novem- ber 10. The Retired Enlisted Men's Associa | tion of the District of Columbia met | last night at Pythian Temple. The | tion plans an enteri2inment in y, ot which several members of re sehed uleu te attend. WICKERSHAM URGES i PUBLIC CONSCIENCE || Arousing of People's Interest Against Crime Is Deelared Only Way to End Evils. Cong: By the Associsfled Press. MORGANTOWN, W. 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