Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1932, Page 26

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By the Associated Press. sylvania, told the Presbyterian Church, one of Chicago's | terday that “the voluntary allotment historic places of worship, has invaded the outmoded mansions of the city's original “Gold Coast” to carry religion to lonely youths. About 100 young people from the 90-year-old parish participate in this mission. It involves canvassing Chi- cago’s once famous South Side residen- tial district, now a dilapidated section of rooming houses and factories. Youths to Pay Visits. “Our young people will visit several thousand dwellings,” explained Rev. William Clyde Howard, pastor of the church, “We will obtain names of those not affiliated with any other churches and :m’te them to find a church home us. plan, which represents President-elect Roosevelt's ideas of effective farm relief, immediately tary Dr. Mead, “aims to arm prices at least to the levels of 1929. Since that time the gross income of American farm- ers, with the fall in farm prices, has declined more than $4,000,000,000, and the business produced by the expendi- ture of that $4,000,000,000, in the vari- ous channels into which the farmer's money goes, has declined by several times that amount. Every industry and business in the United States is suffer- lu;!g from the shrinkage of fsrm pur- chasing power. “The plan is, in substance, first, the levy of an excise tax uj the con- sumers of food and other farm products, a tax which will be paid, in the first in- -[in the tax. lan,” said | & ing stock. Those farmers who do not reduce their production will not share return for a reduction in his acreage, for example, the farmer o , by the Governme cents & m"-’ng he wil Tave i nd on a price for each b his reduced becat ot 83 cents, the Chicago pri I '.hm ] ice plus the tariff—above this foreign impurg.: would check the rise. In addition, the wheat ower t:emomm mtu:%! mz}nr bushel rom jovernment, “The application method price-raising will be effective if of erally introduced, and if substantially all farmers co-operate in the plan—to put agriculture back on its 1929 level, to add several -billion dollars to farm | P income. Called Prompt Way Out. Have you & bad taste, Make your choice now at this very low price— 3115 hristmas . SPresents VERYBODY enthuses over these charming oval rugs. For all the world they look like expen« sive “Chinese throws.” Rich, glowing colors —high, luxurious pile. Just the thing to brighten that odd corner! See these lovely LBRDUNCE ESNNTCEE “Any names given us with a prefer- eeds wil rugs and share their enthusiasm, They are moderately priced. House & Herrmann “Furnitare of Merit”- Seventh at Eye conted e, ence for other cr Il be turned |stance, by flour millers, meat packers| “This measure, as soon as the law is Y ¢ .“(‘ 10 oReE to. the Mearest congregation. of | and cotion and tobaces mamfsbnmrers, | PASSed. even before it 15 put Into opera- | bag: BoY Smai L e tractie that denomination.” This tax the manufacturers will shift to L‘{'};r’.‘,‘. :fig&“”:flf‘“‘t 1:;': ;g;m with undigested foods? Try Olivc All to Be Canvassed. e o o v s s prices, | ctimulant to American busines, a stim- | > ic% the substitute for calomel Students, clerks, artists, stenogra- ) creased cost of living. flfi{fi;‘:m;bl&;f ::'fe wz';u:x“.fl&'f of| Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are » g’l::;lrsén;al:%r:‘: :fifflfi?fi:’?flm “ Kotaat Ammps Bopht country banks, protect farm mortgs onice-Drilligsit faren will B leanvasiod ‘Second, the proceeds of this tax will | investments, substantially increase rail- The Second Presbyterian Church paid to the farmer, on condition | way traffic and earnings, stimulate im- | pain. All sponsors 40 athletic, social and religious that he reduces his planted acreage of | mediately the lumber, cement, agricul- | ll’.wmm each week. 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