Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - January 7, 1933, Fayetteville, Arkansas THE Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday night ami Sunday Temperatures low 41 high 50 rainfall 15 inch eurocrat Tour fa Democrat muka of Uo LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOLUME 38 NUMBER Crui Ott 1 FAYETTKVIU.E ARKANSAS 7 W Associated Press BUYING HABITS ARE ANALYZED Pearce C Kelley Completes Survey Newspaper First For Advertising MOST BUY IN CITY Women Have Definite Preferences Jn Advertising Most Like Salesperson Aid What is the most effective ad- In what cent and why do ple shop out of Do they concentrate their buying at one- local Why ate customers and other vital buying habits are analyzed in a consumer survey of women's practices just completed by three university business classes and analyzed by C Kelley of the University of Arkansas School of Business Administration ir which personal interviews over 250 local women representa the entire city were cured Newspaper Advertising Supreme Answers to questions previously showed that 81 per cent of the women consult a local newspaper before shopping with groceries wearing household furnishings mid drugs Jar in the lead in the 32 purchased Only three or 2.1 per cent of the women ed do not take a newspaper per cent of them purchased locally as a result of radio tising with groceries and drugs leading in the list of 17 products purchased while 2.8 per cent of them did not have a radio Eighty six per cent of thu women used the telephone as a buying aid Majority Buy At Home Local buying ranked high in the habits of the women consulted despite the fact that out-of-town buying covered nearly of the states of the Union ant reached from New York to fornia with 11 states and 17 ferent cities in the list Onc hundred and 26 women of the 250 interviewed made no out- and severa commented favorably one the of local merchants to ply their needs Of the 120 who made out-of-town buys did so by personal shopping with Fort Smith Little Rock and Tulsa ranking high in their preferences Clothing apparel furniture were the biggest town purchases Twenty nine pel cent of thn women sa'id they con- sult mail order catalogs Saturday Grocery Day There is a marked tendency to buy certain kinds of goods almos entirely at one store groceries and drugs mortality is highest in grocery stores More women buy gro ceries on Saturday than any day about VO per cent on Sat although 24 per cent stat they would prefer another daj if offered similar buying tages Why Customers Arc Lost Twenty nine per cent of the wo men discontinued purchasing a certain stores in favor of others 3.3 different stores lh had written off their list fers made because of high prices poor service clerks poor selection and ity the women sa'id Displays Effective Fayetteville women know what they like in advertising too for 79 of tho 250 a preference for the advertising of onp particular store and rated other stores in definite preference Next highest score for an- other store and a grocery store with 22 votes In all 27 different stores advertising was mentioned Eighty-eight of the 250 women were inclined to dis- count price reduction claims and 70 of them discounted quality claims One hundred and the 250 women said they boldest Place 10 Miles Above Equator Pasadena Calif Jan 7 coldest place known about this ittle planet says Dr Beno erg is just 10 i niles above the equator At this point the temperature been measured at 150 degrees zero Fahrenheit He reported to a group of low scientists that at the same above thK polar regions the not so low DENY BREAK BETWEEN TWO PARTY LEADERS Vice Garner De- nies Rumor Came Out Of Conference DISCUSSES TAXES Would Like To See Income Levy Bane Broadened And Merely Covering Washington Ian 7 Speaker Garner today tohl in vigorous terms that ic had not broken with Slect Roosevelt the proposed raising plans und would like -o sou the income levy base ened to in revenue 1 would be mighty to see t reported and passed by the thp said in discussing the plan agreed upon at New York He added however that if this ilan does not meet with the proval of the committee and the House there are other ways of raising the revenues Explains His Discussing liis remarks about tax plans yesterday ncr What I said was I might suggest taxes that would be less painful It was suggested up there at the Garner said that to broaden the base of the income tax and to raise rates was the best way of meeting the deficit Clamor said You must ber that this is a practicable of raising revenue The question is getting so much he added This thing is to get it It's not going to dislocate the economic structure of the country raising in he emphasized Gives on Tax Incomes Garner reiterated that with the passage of the gasoline tax ex- to return the beer to produce and in economies there would be but re- maining to meet the deficit of estimated by dent Hoover for the coming fiscal year Garner said if the income tax was not satisfactory to Congress there Avere many other methods that could he resorted to which lie declined to make public MONEY CHANGE EVILS LISTED PRICE TWO CENTS Mr and Mrs Coolidge and Their Northampton Home Left to right a portrait of the former president The present roolidge bom at Northampton Mass where he Mrs Where Body of Rests Nation Mourns v Central Press Telephotograph 1 shows the grave where the body of President Calvin this afternoon services were held at the Edwards Congregational church in and from there body was taken to Plymouth cemetery Plymouth Vt Press hi memory of Calvin president the flag atop I be White House Washington is flying at half mast This mil Would Make It Easy To Start Farm Work X II Jan 7 U nf today filed a in New Hampshire legislature to! make it possible for needy city j folk to hack the country I I'll self-supporting basis He vd ii an act in rehabilitate farms would give everyone in IT tn start up In the funning a pair of horses r plow a dump u hay rack a row a pig and ten ens An abandoned farm would lie any oj land which for years bus been uncultivated SENATE GETS CHALLENGE ON BEER MEASURE Opponents Say That 3.2 Intoxicating Also Unconstitutional ALLOTMENT WORK More Kami items In Kami Unlikely Chief Status Washington Jun 7 The challenge to con of the 8.2 ieer passed by the House was lectured with emphasis today by before a Senate ee Friends of the legislation vere to be heard later H and Andrew Wilson as counsel for the il conference of organizations sup the Amendment in listed the boer called for by the Applause Now and Then Behind them sat scores of on both sides of the dispute crowding one of the largest ing rooms iin Capitol Hill Now FOR RFC LOAN Work Restricted Tp Those In Absolute Need Says County Chairman HUNDREDS SEE I FOR LAST TIME Northampton Jan 7 Hundreds nf men and women some accompanied by children filed the Edwards Con- church this morning to look for the last time at tlie fare of Calvin Coolidge HOlh president of the United States The body of the former dent lay in state within the church fund for January bus not been completed by the committee work has started mai some localities where allotments linked the wide street and pressed have been made tightly the front of Un- church a steady stream of people a massed throng thai Mag At Half-Mast Over Post Office The States over the building at today honoring vin foriner president of the United Slates lowing the from President Hoover yesterday of a thirty-day ing period fur tile death of flags over all federal buildings in the United States went down In and will remain so fur the month fund will employ 25 men lay for nine days be- fore the first and Jan 15 und with the maximum allowed one from all walks uf young ami filtered in through the church doorway They came out When Nations Compete in De- pressed Currency Line Chaos May lie Bankers Stale New York Jan 7 can Uncle Sam with goods based on high-priced dollars compete ir markets with goods based on low-priced pound yen and other depreciated This problem has become so rious that it hag been suggested that Uncle Sam should cheapen his dollar Leading bankers insist however that such a1 course would edly lead to competitive currency depreciation perhaps plunging the world into complete economic chaos Onp country may gain a temporary advantage by offering in export at the same nominal price with cheaper money but begin competing with each other in marking down their monies the National City bank points out there is no ping place short of the zero point for all In with currencies ready depreciated bankers point out there is some agitation for still lower levels Great Britain finds Japan making into her cotton textile trade in India because the yen ha's been more sharply than the pound and in consequence some ish interests would like to see the pound marked down more sharply Real recuperation of world trade a number of authorities bold will not be possible until ex- rates arc stabilized his is scheduled to become the major of the world economic con- to convene in London later this year C C Handall of Little Hock with i the college of agriculture extension service was here Friday and today leaching an extension in ods lie is district agent for south- east Arkansas man two days a week this will v work to several different Nmv her groups of 25 each I lw boys c- t i oome of the were v Since the amount allowed county for January is less iin in December fund the committee an Double he Hole ro fn -i will be able to give work only to need those in absolut M file and sometimes three abreast i it thinned down to single lile as it I Mcllroy county aul SCI 0 b Next General Meeting January 26 Here Chairmen Named In accordance with instructions from state tlie en- organization is working on the feature INJURED WHEN Two Companions Escape At Jackson Miss Early Today Miss Jan year Ark youth was critically and haps fatally injured early today when he was struck by an Illinois Central locomotive in the yards here at 1 o'clock this morning Two companions Lee Wilcox am Charles Goldman both o escaped unhurt An suffered a double skul fracture physicians said he n fair chance to recover Wilcox and Goldman said thi trio arrived here last night I a freight train Wileox and Cold man had left en runt Orleans seeking work am find u flu would occur only to wave from the Republican of Wisconsin During one of hia argument Wilson changed his phrasing fron enforce In attempt to enforce I'm glad you changed that said You don't contend thorn is much enforcement do insisting upon making a reply Wilson said be had talked recently with the director of prohibition W W Woodcock who told The prohibition act is being en- forced 92 percent more than any other criminal Will Hold Farm determined Bland against loading the emergency farm relief with more commodities than recommended by the House culture committee was assured by its sponsors the face of pleas for the inclusion of dairy products The original included only wheat cotton tobacco and hogs but the committee later authorized Representative Jlover Democrat of Arkansas lo propose an ment to include rice DEFEATED SOLON AT CAPITAL Washington Jun Butler of Oregon died at Providence hospital today of heart disease He had been ill for several weeks pneumonia weakening his heart Butler was 52 and was serving LAST RESPECT BY AMERICANS Hoover Among Attending Notables of Funeral of President PLYMOUTH BURIAL Simple for Man Who Nation While Known for Silence Northampton Muss JBn 7 today bade farewell to alvin Coolidge n the um of the Edwards church President and Mrs luoyer and other high dignitaries nation bowed their head in und simple funeral services tor the nation's Outside the red brick church unable to enter atood a of many of them long neighbors of Calvin Coolidge in Northampton to pay their lust respects to their greatest citizen lira Coolie in Illicit the funeral mediately Mrs gowned in black but not walked to a front pew leaning on the arm of her son John The organ sounded the prelude from tho New World Symphony by Dvorak then In- vocation by Hov Albert J Hoover with tuft bowed down through tho procession of tho service to him was Hoover her on tho then Mn Coolidge and Mrg anil her son John all closely tho minister No others sat In front row i Kindly Light A A sane the familiar strains of Lead Kindly Light The minister read from thi Psalm 46 God is andi and then I up mint mountains from whence by He further from the eighth the fifth chapter of Ih thV 14th chapter of Mr We is hot i for there i death And npw we pray A county wide com- munity will lie one on the tracks Campbell Operates of tlie County his third term in congress lie was mint her freight out Women's clubs fur this year defeated for re-election last reached Memphis comfortably ac Jan the actual needs of the families Kach The period for which the is made undoubtedly is the j of distress for this and we ask that vov do Vi'ii when 1C and we ask that you do things to increase efficiency of our secretary of l a committee wrote jlr 1 Willis In counties those hm ing for have not been tb the operated upon will bring sand Meadow Valley Hub is of kitcnen Thn Klin Grove club members will assist her Standing were On sce Mr They larinn A p MLL ROGERS J K of police at today to Miss A M an aunt here through sheriff's office that Sam's was on both and that he operated j with recovery at he taker immediately the j Beverly Hills Calif Ian fied to need We i- f- Asbury sue had authorized You got in hand it to Iowa fo yon to a competent person pr m V TW the best news today Koine bird to make these Uicd to bid in a farm on a forced who are nol in I fir i jU SI j than the and M SUNDAY hanging under a iie nt 1 will be by I yS J 1 nni money to buy in the npw Thou make his to ho on the untried way that has still to The prayer was Huge Silent The church voice from the pulpit but the then of pressed church The quartet Love flilt Will Hot Let Mr Penner pronounced the Unto God's commit you The Lord and The His countenance you and you peace bMh now more The ing the end of tho service at Mrs Coolidge arose and walked with hy the side of John She emerged from a side door The funeral cortege moved ly out of Northampton a utcs after noon in the Greenfield and the Vermont stata line Curtis and Justice Hughes occupied a pew to the right of Mrs and the president Behind Coolidge Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and her sen James occupied a pew and nearby sat Secretary of State and others high in the national government In the congregation too were representatives of for- eign governments the French and others The entire committee ail project committee of MX men hav devoted three ibis WTO to studying thn projects anil the money Mr Mcllroy those on committee are Mair and C K Homer Jackson C s Pierce and are on is project Sue i K C W J Hamilton and Capt K K are workers and for She I committee They both I and rather up time rolls and up payrolls the men i i ami for the Jack n nwr Arkansas by t-i word re nut given Mr ill a thi ft that Illi f Lunch Projects Prove Success At 3 Schools KI- with Harry lief fund and he and honu is about over to Home of Ancestors Plymouth Vt Jan 7 favorite son came home home to rest in eternal sleep with CONTINUED ON PACE TUBEE THE WEATHER Partly cloudy and cooler day night and Sunday Weather Jan Partly cloudy in west showers and cooler in east and south portions senator from ir Mv Cod his hi right away? He partly cloudy the cloudy with be was the one showers tonight and wanted in there That's er in northwest and in political life vernier in southeast I I iin a lame that should Yours somewhat junday little change in Kast Texas Mostly i m southeast portion V by showers near east
