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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-05
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The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
DANGER IN SPECULATION IS 4 SAFETY VALVE, SAID

WASHINGTON-The more dan gerous stock speculation becomes. the less people ought to % in for it, were President Roosevelt's comments when asked at press conference if he planned to take steps tc make speculation more hazardous
 He added there are two ways of looking at the situation pointing out that if playing the market Is ex- sremely dangerous, it will frighten more people away. If it is not dan gerous, he pointed out, everyone will be tempted to indulge in speculation.
 Asked if he considered the market dangerous at present, he replied the question did not make sense.
 He minimized his coming meeting with Mayor LaGusrdia of New York and when quizzed about the U. s. la- Dor situation, said he always had fa- vored reunion between the CI0 and the 4. F. of L.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
nATTS0N KIDNAP SEARCH BEING CONDUCTED IN ALASKA

The search for the kidnaper of Charles Matts9n, the Tacoma boy who was murdered shortly after his abduction last December, has been extended to Alsaka, D. S. Hostetter, F.BL agent for the Territory, ad- rnitted recently at Juneau, says the Alaska Daily Press.
 Hostetter revealed that he has questioned scores of suspects in Ju- neau, Fairbanks and other Alaska cities, who are reported to have been in Tacoma at the time of the kidnap- ing.
 Naturally, many of these persons could hardly be called suspects, " Hostetter said ''They were as re- n7o.e from the crime as Julius Cesar"
 The G-man stated that thousands a~d tens of thousands of men, incluc- ing these on ships tied up in port at the time of the Kidnapping, are being avsminad The Mattson kidnapping .ase, it seems, is turning into the higgest man-hunt ever staged in the U. g. Federal agents are securing he nation and the high seas for any ane who was in Tacoma last Decem- Der.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
GOVERNMENT REDUCES DEBTS AT COLONY

PAL MER-The U. s. government -s-eutly cut the debts of it's Mata- auska colon:sts.
 The persons signed on the Alas F. Rural Rehabilitation Co,ony's sctz ars now asked to only pay
 whetever feed would have been needed to property care for "founda- tion7 livestock during the last two years.
 This drastically cuts the debts of farmers who have been heavily bur dened with IiYeztoek since the ster' tf the colony. One man whose debt vaE SIT,000, signed note for S5,00o.
 Fire of unknown origin recently destroyed the home of Colonist Pearl Archer of Wisconsin.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
TAKOTNA RESIDENTS
 ENJOY TURKEY DINNERS

Takotna can beast of having her share of the turkeys served on Thanksgiving and real" feeds en- Pyed by large number of residents and visitors.
 The Nugget Roadhouse served 25 guests to a real old-fashioned turkey sinner. aud the Takotna Roadhouse sent away 5 well-fiIled and com 3letely satisfied partakers. Mrs. E. 4 Adams, f Inc ARC, served very complete family dinner, a nice large, fa. turkey decorating the center of the well-filled table.
 The ARC road camp, under the very ab-e culinary skill of chef Ted McAdams, set a Thanksgiving table e-ceITod by none and entertained Ea Takotna school teacher and Wan #et.nc Reporter as honor guests
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
EDDIE KONG JOINS TREK

Eddie Konig joined the crowd which arrived in Takotna yesterday to take in the big dance celebration. This was Eds first trip here since early last summer. He returned to his home at McGrath with Pilot Barnhill this morning
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Dear Editor: 'T'm in love with a homely girl, but she doesn't care fol me, while a pretty girl with lots If money wants to mary me What shall I do?"
 Reply: Marry the one you lcve and send me the name and address of the other one"
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

To prevent buttonholes fraying7 on a material which frays badly, trace the exact position of the buttonho,e, then run a machine-stitch around about one-eighth Of an inch from the line. The hole may then be cut and buttonholed in the usual Eay.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
VearS.
FRANK CUsKET RETURNS

Frank Cuskey returned cary this week from Medfra where he spent s couple of weeks at the store and trading post of C. M. Winans, cheek mg stock and putting the books into shape.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

When Harry Sutton was a new of icer, he was being shown over his night beat "You see that red light n the ditsance?" his superior said @Well, that is the limit of your beat Now get along with you"
 Harry set out and was not seen for 2 week. When he did show up, the superior demanded furiously where he had been.
 "You remember that red Eght?"
 "Yes."
 Well, that was a moving van bound for San Francisco.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
ECONOMIST DIES

PASADENA-Henry Mauris Rob- inson. 69, world famous economist who believed fear turning into greed was the root of all evil, passed away here recently.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

If your salt gets too moist during damp weather, put in a little corn starch or a few kernels of rice in the shaker.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Del Thompson made a business trip to McGrath yesterday with Pilot Barnhill, returning the same day.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Before you sew on hooks and eyes, boil them in a strong solution of soda water and avoid them from becoming rusty
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
BARNHILL KEPT BUSY

Pilot Barnhifl was on the job Thursday and Friday, hauling pas sengers to and from the Takotna Thanksgiving celebration.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

A small cabinet directly above the sink or drainboard is convenient for holding brushes, securing soaps and other accessories used at the sink
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

Miss Ethyl Peasgood reports that there will bs no Sunday school this week.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

If new clothes pegs are soaked in water for a few hours before using them, there is much less possibility of their splitting the first time thsy are used -
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

A lump of sugar put in to boil with green vegetables will preserve the color and will not take away any of the nutritious qualities.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

When making starch for collars; etc, add little milk It will be found they will have a splendid gloss on them when ironed, and also the iron will move much easier.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Wife: "Why did you tear the back part out of the new beoke"
 Doctor: Excuse me, dear, the part you speak of was labellesi 'Ap- pendix' and tookS-it cut without thinking"
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

After cleaning brasses in damp weather, wipe with 8 soft rag smear ed with vaseline.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Never use sharp instrument for scraping a washbowl, stove or other porcelain or enamel-covered article. Such an implement is apt to chip or break of the covering.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Operated by compressed air, an implement that resembels a spray gun has been invented for applying solder melted by electricity.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Salt fish should always be soaked in water before boiling.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

Saddle soap rubbed on wet shoe: will keep the Heather pliable.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

A large apron of white oil-cloth worn on a washing day will keep the washers dress dry.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

A teaspoonful of ammonia added to a bowl of warm water removes fruit stains from the fingers
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

A drop of salad oil added whel preparing mustard viii improve tn flavor.
The Kusko times., 1937-11-26

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The Washington times., 1937-04-29

tCopyright. 1887, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

talk the officer out Of 1t and
didn't get anywhere with it,"
While they're pickering about
this the telephone rings and it's
someone named Tommy Manville
who calls up to say he's leaving
tomorrow on the Europa, not with
the two blondes that the news,
papers talked about, but with Mar
celle Edwards, his wife, with whom
he reconciled last night, he says
do you think that's true?"
asks the Queen when he tells
her about it. II don't know"
says he. "AlI l know is what
ManviIIe told me on the phone
just now"
The Queen thinks a moment
and says, care you taking me
out tonight?" "What fOr?" he
grOwls-"You've been with me
for two whole days. What's the
OccaSiOn?"
ooh nothing" murmurs the
Lady. Nothing at all. / sim
ply thought maybe you would
like to take me out tonight. We
were married 10 years ago to-
day."
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
PLANE MOTOR
GETSARMY0

DETROIT, April 20 G.N.S).
Army approval of the Allison dir
plane motor designed, in the Gen.
eral Motors laboratory here gave
America what is believed to be
the most powerful lightweight air
craft engine in the world.
The 1000 horsepower engine
weighs only 1875 pounds. In tests
at Wright Field, Ohio, Lieut.. B. S.
Kelsey flew the special plane in
which the motor was tested to a
height of 26,400 feet without a
supercharger.
The motor was the first of its
class to pass the Army "150-hour
type test"
Developed in the G. M. labora.
tories during the last five years,
the motor was flown more than
100 hours in the test flights with
satisfactory performance as to
power and smoothneSs in take-off
and in flight and particularly
good starting in cold weather"
A chemical cooling process per.
mitS an unusually small radiator,
which will make possible a greater
degree of streamlining than can
be had with the water-cooled
motors. The chemical used in the
cooling system has higher boil
ing point and lower freezing point
than water.
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
School Ordered Sold
In Prince Georqes

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, April
29.-Provided with funds for a
new school house at Seat Pleasant,
Md, by a recent act of the State
legislature, the Princes Georges
county school board has or
dered that the old school property
on Central Avenue about two miles
east of Capitol Heights be offered
for sale.
The sale will be made under
sealed bid at noon, May II, in the
county school board offices in the
Marlboro Court House. The order
Stipulates that a cash offer of
81, 200 has been made for the prop
eryt, containing about an acre of
land, and that no bids will be &C
copied under that figure.
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

peaceful here. He raised a lot of
fuss about some Jersey police
badge that he wanted to take
along but they searched high and
low for it and couldn't find it.
Sunday-This is lovely, dear
diary. I have the house practi-
cally to myself, except for Jerry,
the Canary, and Annie, who never
says much. Hope they stay away
year.
MOnday-Well, it seems lot
of things happened. First he lost
$40 playing golf with Nicky Blair
and Bill Hardy. Then he lost $50
playing poker. Then he was ar
rested on Route 2 coming back
into the city and taken to little
police court in some small Jersey
town and the recorder fined him
$40 for speeding.
The Queen thought it was very
funny. You have a million police
cards and badges and courtesy
cards-why didn't you flash them"
she asked. I'm not that kind of
a fellow" he said. you mean, !"
she says, you started to try to
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

to open a night club, for in.
stance" says the Queen.
81 don't believe it" says Push
face.
Friday-They had a good time
at a new club called the FrolicS
last night and he turns in rave
about how funny someone named
Joe Lewis is. He tells her while
he's there someone just back from
the Coast tells him that Walter
Wanger has changed all his plans
about the picture "Fifty-Second
Street" and would make a
straight musical of 1t instead of
the story he had in mind, which
conferred about one of the aristo-
cratic families.
We'll" says the Queen, "Musi-
cal or straight. I hope it's as good
as "A Star is Born That is the
most beautiful picture have seen
in months and if I were giving
out Academy awards that's the
picture I would give it to-"
Saturday-Very quiet today.
They are up in a place called
Grossinger's and everything is
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
In Some Cases
Bv IDA JEAN KAHN

One of the most important
weight factors -water-drlnk1ng
with the meals-is often over.
looked by the reduCer. While
dieting you should limit all meal
time liquids to maximum OF
eight ounceS-less liquid than you
get in cup of soup and a bev-
erage.
A restriction on the liquid in
take with the meals accomplishes
three things: 1t decreases the
appetite, the capacity, and the
temptation to wash down food
with large swallows of water.
Taken at the beginning of the
meal, a drink of water stimulates
the digestive juices and encour-
ages the appetite-whlch needs no
encouragement.
The overweight person who
takes an excess of liquid with the
meals almost invariably takes an
excess of food. Water or any other
beverage taken at the end OF the
meal remains in the stomach and
distends this organ.
Drink water between meals,
when it can be rapidly absorbed.
Because of the increase in waste
materials during the process Of
reducing, you should have plenty
of water. Try to drink seven or
eight glasses daily-but drink 1t
between meals.
The second misstep by the aver
age dieter is in the use of salt. 1t
has been estimated that most
people use around 70 pounds Of
salt annually. You actually need
two pounds.
Excess salt blocks weight loss
by increasing the retention OF fluid
in the tissues and, unimportant as
it may seem, salt can be one OF
the most aggravating factors in
the prevention of weight loss.
The habit of sailing seems tc
grow on one. Confirmed Salters
weld the shaker first and taste
afterward. They like salt on grape
fruit, bananas, apples, melons
and practically anything edible
Sailing is a good habit for the re
Queer to break, and the use of less
salt will help you to acquire taste
for less.
Aside from being a highly con-
centrated food, sugar stimulates
thirst and thus in an indirect way
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
THE VOICE OF
Broadway
Louis SObOI-
Diary Of a CoIyumist's
Pup!

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is yelping
all over the house because it
seems the window shade fell
down and there is no way OF
shutting out the daylight, so he
has to get up early-before noon.
If you had the right kind Of
drapes," he squawks, you could
pull them to keep out the light,
but these fancy things look like
a stage backdrop for a Murray
Anderson production, only less
useful"
II will be glad to change
them" says the Queen, "if you
will give me the money to get
new ones" But he walks away
from her like he always does
when she mentions money, and
for a long time there is quiet.
Wednesday-Pushface has let
ter from the Coast which tells
him the Anita Colby-Walter Kane
engagement is broken definitely
and that the Warner actress, Bev-
erly Roberts, who comes from
Brooklyn but has a British &C
cent, will marry Director Bill
Keighler as soon as his divorce
is final this summer. Also that
Harry Warmers daughter, Betty,
and the writer, Milton Sporting
who wrote Sing, Baby, Sing" are
a new romantic couple.
"And get load of this" he
says. Remember me telling
you about Dave Gould going to
elOpe with MitZi Haynes and"
:. II read it in all the papers,"
says the Queen. "Well," says
DrOop- Chin, "She's doing all
right. He's buying ranch for
her and building a big home,
and only a couple of weeks ago
Mitzi was telling me she was
saving her pennies to buy some
fox furs." The Queen signs.
II would love-" she says, "tO
have some new fox furS."
He pays no attention to her but
says: There's talk going around
that George White and George
Hale are getting together to open
night spot on the East Side next
month with a girly show. "HoW
vurry, vurry interesting" says the
Oueen-and yawns. and Eagle
beak banks, well, I think it is
and she says. I'm sick of hearing
about night clubs and the people
in them"
Thursday-"Did you hear about
Jim and Alice?" asks the Queen
and No-Chin says "No-are they
splitting?" and the Queen says:
Heavens no. They're very happy
But last week they had a bridge
party and there was an argu
ment, so Jim got Culbertson or
the telephone and explained anc
a few days later they got a bill
for $50 and Jim got excited AND
ran off to his lawyer and asked
whether he was supposed to pay
or not. The lawyer said yes
Culbertson was an expert ar :
was privileged to charge for serv
ices. Two days later what dc
you think? he lawyer sent hin
a bill, too-for $50-for services
rendered. Jim il wild"
you sure this happened
to Jim?" grOuches Bilious
Sounds like a gag you made
up or heard" The Queen says:
That's the last time I'll ever
tell you anything"
For inStance?" he Sneers.
THAT Morris Gest is going
The Washington times., 1937-04-29
Pr. A. 10 Stage Show
AT East Silver Sprinq

SILVER SPRING, Md, April 20.
The East Silver Spring Parent
Teacher Association will present
an amateur show entitled, "A Day
in the Silver Spring Railroad Sta
ton" tomorrow at 8:15 p. m. in
the auditorium school,
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

tends to retain fluid in the It's
sues. Of course, you need some
sugar, but this does not mean
sprinkling it on everything you
eat.
The amount of carbohydrate
necessary to burn the fat is IN
cluded in the fruits, vegetables,
potato and small amount of bread
and cereal given in the reduCer's
dietary.
Many of you make tremendous
sacrifices in your food likes, and
then keep yourselves from losing
weight by taking an excess of
salt or sugar, or by drinking large
quantities of water with your
meals. Watch your habits while
counting calorieS.
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
Breakfast Galleries
Dry cereal INSTRUMENTATION. so
with sliced banana, 14........,... so
Whole milk, "a glass. ............. 100
sugar. ] heaping tsp...... ........ 80
$50
Luncheon
Vegetable soup, ! Cup......... 100
Cottage cheese salad ..,..-..... IS
Roll .....,.. .......,.,,,,. 100
Butter, II pat .................. 50
Fruit .........,. so
Bis
'send for Reducers Recipes.
Dinner
Liver. strips ....-..,........., 200
Bacon, strips, crisp. SO
Fresh spinach ................. rs
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

Combination green salad .... rs
Vinegar and seasoninR)
Apricot pie, inches ........... 300
900
Total calaories for day 1925
The Washington times., 1937-04-29

Write to Ida Jean Kahn
care of The Washington
Times for the leaflet, IRE
ducer'S Ten Commandments"
as a check against the little
mistakes that prevent weight
loss. Enclose a stamped, self.
addressed envelope for the
leaflet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-07-15

Miss Fern Royce of Comfrey
is visiting her sister Mrs. Orville
Beatty and Miss Jean Stitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. johnson
beatrice Neale) are the parents
of a boy born Thursday, July 8.
Mrs. Frances Davis and Mrs.
Maude c.. Winter went to Min
neapolis Sunday to visit Mrs. c.
P. Gibson at the Masonic home.
Mrs. A. j. Coleman and chill
dren Agnes Louise and Edward
will 60 to Albert Lea today to
spend a few days with relatives.
Betty Jean Freise will accom-
! pany her cousin Mrs. Tina Top
ping to Muscatine, Iowa the first
of next week to spend six weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petit of
Litchfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
rye Petit Sr. and Charles Funk
of Sheldon, Iowa were weekend
guests at the George Petit and
Cloyce Long homes.
Mrs. Howard Dahlke and chill
dren left from Olivia Tuesday
night for their home at Westfield,
Wisconsin. They had been guests
for time of Mrs. Dahlke's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fobes.
To spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V. Lund group of re-
latives including MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Lund and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Lund, j. o. Lund and
Miss Joyce Lochelt came from
Glenwood.
Ruth Alexander of Redwood
Falls was honored recently when
she was given grade average
| of ''B' for work taken during the
spring semester at Drake univer-
sity, Des Moines. Miss Alexander,
a sophomore in the college of fine
arts, is a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta, social sorority.
Mrs. Arthur Weier and sons,
Mrs. w. c. Bluhm and sister Mrs.
Ward of Morgan, Miss Evelyn
Weier, Mrs. Sidney Breckenridge
and Mrs. Tom Tyson and daugh-
ter Jean Alec were Tuesday af-
ternoon guests of Mrs. G. v. Lund
The time was spent sewing and
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hillig and
daughter Joan returned the latter
part of the week from visit
with Mrs. Abraham Nelson at
Inger. Mrs. Hillig and her daugh-
ter had been with her mother for
month and Mr.. Hillig motored
there Sunday to get them.
AT congregational meeting of
the Church of the Holy Commun-
ion Monday evening, @. J. Bollum
was elected senior warden, G. A.
Luscher .. junior warden and
George A.. Barnes secretary and
treasurer. With Peter B. Cantine,
w. S. Brammer, l.. w. Hassinger
and A. M. Dennistoun, they will
make up the vestry of the church.
Elected also were Captain Tom
Moss, Mr.. Luscher and Mr.. Boil
lum to supervise the redecoration
of the church.