Bristow Daily Record (Bristow, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, October 16, 1939 Page: 3 of 6
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Bristow Daily Record
Monday OctoUcr 1G 1939
THERE’S A FLAW
IN SOVIET-NAZI
TRADE TREATIES
Russia Can’t Send Much
Without Hurting
5-Year Plan
Rv MORC N M BEATTY
Al’ I'eature Service Writer
Washington — one glance a
the Uuopnnt of the cuiT'nit
Soviet Five-Year plan and you won-
der whether Stalin is (I) 'aenficnv
the plan on the altar of Rus -German
tiadc or 1 2 pulling Hit!e-’o
leg
do back as I did to January of
this j(ar when S' aim laid down the j
law Lor the txind Five-Year plan
(1938-42) Ilcie’s a pait of what he
sold
It is undeniable that
'the eountiy ’USSR) still luas be-
hind tl ic capitalist states in an oco
nomic sense Rocair-e of the lo v
level of lnouhrial production wine
prr vailed before the World war the
present level is ftill below that ol
capitalist lounturs with re peet to
per capna piorluetion in such jc-
spects a- elect 1 ic power pig non
jlcel and coal pioch’etion and tno
manufacture of consumption good
’such as textiles paper soap and some
others the USSR is still back card
Tin bacKwaidne-- inu-t or
coniplt Lely overcome bezel e com-
munism can tiiumph in its hi-Zor
competition with eapitalrm '
Stalin was concerned with com
munist stomachs too He ‘aid
"The third-plan period is to cairy
further the satisfaction of the needs
and desnes of the woikeis for food-
stuffs housing facilities and '-or-J
vices of a domestic and cultural an
ture " !
I
And how did Stalin plain to cm-
ry through this advancement? j
He decreed in Hie same speech
an inerease in production all along
the line lie ordered industry to j
increase the value of its output I
by 88 per cent come 1912 Agri- j
culture got instructions to step up
its output 53 per cent
All of this was duly repoited Vi
the official Rus-iun newspaper Prav-
da and translated and lepiodueeJ
in bulletins by the United States De-
pnrtment of Commerce
Again very soon alter the Stahn
oiders were published l’ravda mad"
the plight of the Soviet even plainei
to the communist in the Greet L
comparing Russia’s production wit
capitalistic America The pictogram
licaded " Production" is based on
ITavda’s comparison
How Can It lie Done?
NOW asks the Ament an ecor -mist
who knows Ru-sian tnue
how can Ru sia step up the pro-
duction of raw matcnaU to feed m
indusliial machine charged with in-
creasing production by 88 per cent
' and at the same time export r-w
materials to Germany?
Or if it's giain they ic going to ex- j
port here's another pu Hue in Ma-
tisticxs: Official Soviet Denies listed
by the United States Department of
Commerce indicate total giam cc j
production at an annual ra'e jrt
now of some 'liSOO OOO 000 bushels or
about 21 bushels per capita (You
can compaie that with ttie Unite!
Stales per capita produetinn of 38 j
bushels ) I
East year Russia had only 50 - j
000000 bushels to export not ner-
rssarily because it was a true sur-
plus over the needs of her people
but beeausp she needed the gold it
brought iu the woild market
Even so 50 million bushels of
cram for two nations mobilized to
the luit as are (lermanv and Russia
is a mere diop m the feed bucket
Where We Come III
NOW' what about the product
(iermany could send to Ruvi?
United Staes Department cf Com-
merce fmuies on Russian tiadc
taken lrom official Russian sou: us
show pretty clearly that the deiu-
iencv (Iermany could supply wool I
be machinery tools und similar lav-
ished products
And what nation supplied that de-
ficiency in Ru-sa last year?
The United States i the culprit
LILLIAN & VIVIAN UTl'EU
lTHCHkKS OF llASGVO
Radies! Attention!
Slenderize the Modern Way!
Ream to Tap Dance
223 W lull— 11UISTOVV I’hnnc 2U
Dr M A Yourman
Fjcs Examined — (lasses lilted
127 N Main Hume !)S
GDsetj ILtpUml Kv'ceu Lrns s
Duplicated tla era 'Mail- in Our
Laboratory
Red Cross Warns Home Is More
rv-ii wrm " TT 1
Than Highway Urges Cheek for Hazards
American Red Cross supplies householders and farmers with a check list of
accident hazards in fight sgainst large annual death toll Hazards shown: top
left mowers harrows and other farm machinery left in gear when making
repairs may result in grave injury to farmer Top right: pointed shears in the
hands of children are ai dangerous as matches Below right: most home acci-
dents are due to falls and scatter rugs on polished floors should be anchored
by use of non-skid lining as shown
HOME mishaps kill or injure mauy
more persons than motor vehicles
yet the average householder faces traf-
fic w itli misgiving and relaxes at home
Each year hazards injure more than
100000 persons engaged in farm woik
yet the farmer fails to take safety
precautions which the factory worker
adopts as a matter of course
Together home and farm work acci-
dents last year killed 35400 adults and
children and injured the staggering
number of 4750000 persons
To combat this annual accident
scourge the American Red Cross
launched a nation-wide piogram in
10-15 to acquaint householders and
(aim woikeis with the hazards coinci-
dent with their woik and home life
This year mule than 1000 Red Cross
chapters are sponsoring this task in
the (ommmmies they serve
On 0 toiler 23 the annual Red Cross
campaign will begin throughout the
We've taken the place ot (lermanv
in Russia' trade with western na-
tions And conservation estimates in-
dicate that some 80 per cent of on
cxpoits last year were machines
tools and products of that kind
Here's A Catch
THERFFORE if Russia plans Lo
iwitfh all that machine bu-i-nes-
to (Iermany she must face the
piospect of a vastly re-tooling ot
many large machine units in liei
pioduction plants You can't have
machinery of one pattein turning5
out pait of a product and maeln-
ery of another pattern turning out '
the rest of it Not only would the
proce1- of re-tooling be extremely 1
costly but it would have a tendency 1
to slow down production all along
the assembly lines And that would
probably slow down the pace of
Stalin's ambitious thud Fne-Ycai 1
Therefore American econonn i
me wondering whether fetalin i
going to sacrifice pait of Ins plan or
pull Hitler's leg and send no
materials to (lei many
Tiying to swing both the trad"
agreement with On many and a thud
Five-Year plan at the fame time
would be a good deal like trving u
have one's cake ami cat it teo
It ran und Use
Record Classified d
I’bcv lli-lo You (!e Ri-siillt
mw ' YOU CAM
figure m m
You arc reading a newspaper punted on wiiut editors
call "new sprint’
It is a good grade of cheap paper — fine for second
sheets for scratch paper for SCHOOL USE And lots
of folks buy it at the RECORD office because it is the
cheapest "tablet" material they can find
The Record cuts it up in sheets 8 by 12 inches wraps it
in 500-shed bundles and retails it over the counter at —
PER 500 SHEET
BUNDLE
This it equal la
5-ccut n
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A A
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f
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nation to assist householders to dis-
cover and eliminate hazaids liable to
cause accidents in the home Members
of the American Junior Red Cross and
their schoolmates will dihtiibute check
lists to parents and assist in examining
their own homes and In removing liaz-
auls This Red Cross warning reaches
more than 9 Out) 0U0 homes and farms
each year
The Red Cross stresses the need of
removing hazards whhU may cause
falls as this tjpe of accident resulted
in moie than half of last year’s home
accident fatalities Among chief causes
are pooily lighted stall s loose ladings
smalt rugs Improperly anchoied and
children’s toys lett about Rums and
explosions cause the next heaviest loss
of life 5300 being killed in 1938 by this
type of accident and tho Red Cross
self-check list points to the danger of
scalding liciuids in pots and pans left
near the edge of the stove matches left
It’s Otld But
It’s Science
11ELTSV1LIE Md tl’i— -A sprav
that pi events apples from falling off
the ticcs is announced by the U S
llorticultuial Station here
ITematme falling of apples is one
of the grow n s' groat problems A-
the iiuit appioauies the matuntv
and coloi for hat vesting m numer-
ous vauetie the danger of 'chopping
becomes more acute 'Orehaidrts
gamble eveiy dav they let tiie fruit
stay on trees
The new ‘pi ay contains a few
drops of a chemical that promotes
plant growth These growth sub-
stances have been discovcicd in the
laG few years In strong concentra-
tions they will make roots glow out
of leaves or stems
The spi'iy reduced the falling ol
Williams Daily Red rppies lien
ncaily total levs of the crop to ri-
ravv I most no loss Dv actual count the
that had chopped from (14 2 per cent
to 90 8 per cent of then apple
i dropped only a little moie than one
' per cent
The (’mural mod was nap’ll i-
i lere arctic mod Its coneentiuon
was one tin m ind'h of one p‘ r cti'
i Later tsts vvi'n a spray containing
only 25 ten tho"'u’dths of tins acid
it suited m milked inhibition I
39e
Plus Tax
almost a dozen
riling tablets
Dangerous
1 P T T 1
XV f
zip—
ajXf J
f
V
ir1
$ -sf v
w-'
tf x
within reac-li of children and fiit‘plu 's
lingual (led by proper sore mug Other
matti causes of accidental death aie
nuidiunleal suffocation poison gases
and firearms Red (boss ollh mis said
Auident prevention is a pail of (he
continuing Red Ctoss pi imam All
Red Cross sei vices are siippmlid liv
tho people who Join at (lie lime ol
the annual Roll Call this yeai hum
November 11-30
chopping of hemal vniu-tics ol ap-
ples Kail Tax Load Mounts
WASHINGTON Oct 16 iH— The
As'-ocia'ion of American Railroads
lppuited Sunday that class one ear-
ners of the naHon paid 40 41 cents
in taxes out of each dollar of net
earnings in 1938 Thk was the high-
est latio since 1920 the association
said
Fiftv per cent cf the drowning in
this country occur m June July or
Augu t
!n(j ueres mv
They Measure
Hags By ‘Hands’
OKLAHOMA errx — Evcrjgne
mw- that hisex aie measured bv
That
"h mdi"
Hut why’
An tni'-’ii je of the sta‘c depart-
men: of iai cultuie dctci mined to
f’ul ml o lie a 'kill veteriiuiiatiN
’ei i iio tis amt a lot of lithe
c I H" al'O looked m books but
iii am An lie could learn vva that
1 o ' PinJ” a ueh amounted ‘a
It nr hit hen or 1016 cm nnelers
Ni one Mwmri to I now why the
-iivn ol mi Cx an 1 aihei aninials
iuul-1 I - m mired m t'uiis of
' ill tent of Wet and niche
1 hke most eveiy hunt cl e m this
I nn’i v
! ’i’alm’ Out of Use
Ifcn’s lb1 ansvvr ai I’dn: h
die C iiil pr siiient if tne tit'
caul ( ’ aviiculi lie
! Tne hi m ' hand" has been u rd m
i English utermaiy and horse liter-
I vttne Jir mine than two hundred
j'ea Fi'imi'lv the vvoids "hand’'
ud "pilin' weie mod niteielianve-
I ihlv I ut ai nut a hunched yea” ag)
"pa’m ' Mvins to have gone out ol
me in ma t plan:
i Uo'li "hand’ and ’foot" as unit-
cf hnr'r iiKas-uremcnt came inlD
Iv'gue vnen ruler and yardsticks
tv unc n moil and Hie eaily ma-J-’ir
r’ert was actually a "hand" o
ij "foot" the toot bung used for1
inamtal nua uuments and the
I 'and fer ve’"ical measurements bv
j leasuv of convenience
i
Small Hands
Thus the length ot an animal
'which could be measuml along tlu
ground) appears to have bem stated
in “feet” and the height in “hands"
It Is mtercs’ing to note that Med-
ltcnanean countnei formerly used
1 and still use "palm" to some extent
as a unit of measurement for the
ncig'U of horses and curiously their
’palm’ is seven and one-half inches
the length in tead of the width ot
the hand and also seems to mcli-
' cate that ne inhabitants of that
I section then as now had small
1 hands
1 an!
iru'x
i a
high
stallion s
Five American presidents were
school teachers In their early ca-
reers JUDGE
IJttv iiiy? for a family isn’t a part-
time job It'd a day-in-and-day-out
task roquirinyr ji knowledge of wlial
local stores tire offering Like a court
of law every family has its jude and
jury ii xpoiisible Id' mtikiny decisions
before any imrchase is made
Yet imagine what it would be like
if information had to he secured di-
rectly from the seller Facts about
sie quality price I
Lei the Kecoril Ads Help Yon To
Get iMm e Yiduo for Your Money !
THE DAILY RECORD
Smiles at Tragedy
it TIS
“U
uItvs
U F-fL Vyf5
X
riRht-year-old Dorothy Lewis
smiles from her wheel chair at a
New York liospilal where her rijlit
leg was amputated to stem the rav-
ages of hone earner Amputation
was made at the hip
Shipload of Movie
Talent (One Girl)
Bv D e M’ I otwe Service
Hoi ID WOOD - The m ivicv me
v'aM'ii1: anothei Swedish glam ai
) ill
In lid He" nan m her
lvvvood film ' 1 do mu 'o
Moiy" c-iU"l)t the favoi
and m me-' i eis
The vPU tat -! es slow she
bueiy to- du kv bbuidc ha r ttnt
plvi'ogi aphs cluk and has lam
h izel e es
Win n 'ie wa m diamatie sehoo'
’ll Ptoekl’olm a Mout far ove’isk
Filmindu-lii (iicnered her Befoi ’
two veils woe out she had mad’
11 Sued sh Dims in nine of whul
she was stalled
She lu two cnstmetions annu"
Hollywood aclois and acti esses
Ol She weais the leat makeup
of unv
( 2 Site uses her own name In the
movie-
Taxicab Injuriis Fatal
MAGNOIIA Ark Ot 16 (J)— -A
taxicab struck and latally injured
James McMahon of tiie Laugnhn
community northeast of here Sat-
in day The driver of the machine was
not detained
Read and Use
Rfcoul Clas'-ifrel Ads
They Ot Results
AND JURY
Imagine walKing- from store to store
seeking' out those quoting the lowest
prices on similar merchandise
Ol course this is not necessary ! The
ads in the Record enable you to make
wiv decisions aboi t all the things you
iecd You have all the facts before you
lo arrivo at a conclusion without even
steppiinr out of your parlor!
You be tin jndjre and jury now and
check the ams in THIS ISSUE
1940 Ford and
Mercury Sales
Begin With Rush
DEAR DORN Mich— Mare tian
39(100 Ford Mercuiy and Linco’p-
Zcphvr cars vveic sold at retail (lin-
ing the fust two daya the 1910
models were en dk’)lay tlie Fu
Motor Compin’- announced hoc to-
day after tabulating icpoits mmi
blanches through mt the country
Sale- made on Friday and Dot
ui day of last week lepi event a tum
c'f 50 per cent over sales during th”
firt two days of the new model la
l rod uc lory pel led lat year oflu-
lals said
Slid further mchcations of the tx-
c client business pi o’-peet s fir the fad
and eaily winter weie contained n
hundreds of enthusiastic trim am
liom Foul dealers in all paits of "i
country Dealers gcnciaily lepoiigl
moie buying mtcicst on the pait ol
Hi" show loom I it iiirs than at um
iciious new car introduction in
many yrais
l’ukucuui of tlm new Ford and
Mercury cais nhincly is running will
(vir 3000 a Day and is rapidly ap-
prom ling the ICOO a day mark
vlUh is the company’s goal tins
111011 til
Ii inters to Re Suspended
CINCINNATI Oct 16 P— The
Am l lean I cdna icn of Labor execu-
tive council directed President Wil-
liam Giecn Sunday officially to no-
titv the International Typographi-
cal union one of the oldest A F of
L a filiates of its suspension for re-
j tusal to pay a ptr capita tax for a
fund to combat C I O orgamzaton
di ives
Makes Pep Club
Ted Kohler of Bristow was among
21 pledges initiated by the Ruf Nex
one of the two men's pep organiza-
tions at Oklahoma A and M college
m Stillwater
PURDY Good Insurance
Radio Repairs
SALES and SERVICE
TYPEWRITER
RADIO CLINIC
A C SANDFORD
113 E 8th Plione 909
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Nichols, L. M. Bristow Daily Record (Bristow, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, October 16, 1939, newspaper, October 16, 1939; Bristow, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2087793/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.