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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Thouqhts Cu|Ied from Other Editors
Payroll Tax Cheats
(San Francisco Chronicic)

The revolt against the pay toll
tax reported from the San Joaquin
valley is a symptom. The fact has
percolated that the Social Security
tax for a supposed old age pension
fund is cheat.
The tax money, taken out of the
pockets of workers and employees
alike. does not go into an old age
pension fund. There is no old age
pension reserve. The thing called
that is a phony. There is nothing
in it but the government IOUS.
A government lou is piece Of
paper that means that the people
will eventually be called on to dig
up in taxes the amount named in
it. The workers and employers have
seen that money taken away from
them once as the pay roll tax. That
money has been spent as fast as
it came in.
What was slipped over on the
country as an old age pension re-
serve fund is only an additional
income tax to make spending easier
at Washington. 1t was sharperS
trick which neither congress nor
the country saw through until after
it had begun to operate.
This provision of the Social Sc
curity Act should be repealed. Then
it should be replaced by provision
setting up a fund sufficient to take
care of the pension payments each
year on a pay-as-you-go basis
That way the money to pay the
pensions would be taken from the
workers and employers only once.
AS the law now stands, with the
money being spent for other pur-
poses as fast as it is taken away
from workers and employers, it will
have to be raised all over again
when the pensions fall due.
1t may be doubted if these San
Joaquin valley people will get any
thing, except grief for themselves
by refusing to pay the tax. Under
the law the government has them
cinched. The thing to do is to get
the law changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:
Harry Daughertys Book

nor Mr. Coolidge ever refused to
send in the name of the man l rec
commended" Sanford, Sutherland,
Taft. and Butler were specified.
The best thing about men like
Harry Daugherty is that you know
where they stand. II was stand
patter." affirms Daugherty today.
"A corporation lawyer. Still am. I
never change"
So the public may await what
ever sensational revelations Harry
Daugherty may choose to make as
a standpatter and a corporation
lawyer who never changes. Private
advice to the public: Don't hold
your breath"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Barbs-

A Chicago judge has ruled that
a husband has a right to slap his
wife. Most people will want to
know if the judge is married or
just a fatalist.
The modern army dampens Lead
ership and initiative as witness the
five years at hard labor handed
Ben Fiegelman, army mechanic
who wanted to do six mems work
and borrowed bombing plane to
do it.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
You re Telling Me-

A Chicago judge rules that a man
has a right to slap his wife But a
court decision can't give a husband
the courage.
In tn" modern movie Jesse James
is a smiling Lad with dimples. We
remain to be enlightened about
Captain Kidd, who probably was a
Wavy haired glamor boy.
TODAY'S QUIZ: Will damming
of the waterways eventually solve
the railroad problem?
The man who invented a gadget
to remove the static from radio
should send a couple of samples to
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm at 80 seems to
have discovered that saving down
trees is much better than being out
on limb.
Home games of the Giants and
Yankees Will not be broadcast on
Sundays. Nothing like breaking up
the monotony and letting the fans
get away from the radio for a day
III the outdoors once a week.
The Wimple that was fashionable
IN grandmother's day is returning
TO faVor. 1t is described pretty well
oy word that is an obvious rhyme.
"A California man runs a white
mouse ranch. Several cats are re-
ported to be studying the possibili-
Ties OF the rustling racket.
Ihe trouble with most of the
mystery thrillers in the movies is
tnat the william turns out to be the
producer,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Bruce Cation in Washington
Disseets the News

WASHINGTON.-If you want to
talk to Cotton Ed" Smith about
King Cotton (and he is always
ready to do that, you have to sort
of follow him around his office
as he talks, because he gets pretty
worked up about the subject.
They don't call him Cotton Ed
for nothing.
While the Senate fixes its at
tention on foreign affairs, rearma-
ment. relief and the innumerable
aspects of economy, Senator Eli
son ID. Smith OF south Carolina
renews his vow to do something
for the cotton grower.
That something needs to be done
is perfectly apparent when you
look at the figures.
During the last 10 years the an
nual consumption of American
cotton has run to approximately
l2.50O.OO0 bales. slightly more than
half of which were taken by export
trade.
Last year the American cotton
crcp was 100000 bales. In ad-
dition. when that crop was har-
vested there existed a holdover OF
l3.50000O bales from previous
crops.
There exists, therefore, just about
twice as much American cotton as
there is any prospect Of selling. TO
make matters worse the export
trade is shrinking and the Depart
ment of Agriculture is not at all
hopeful about the chances of in
creasing American consumption OF
cotton. Hence Senator Smiths UNI
easiness is quite understandable.
For II years prior to 1929 the
average income from the sale OF
the American cotton crop was
about a billion and half dollars
annually" he says. Eight nun
dred million of that was in foreign
exchange or foreign money-cash
But from 1929 to 1899, the average
income from the total crop has
been around 500 millions.
"In other words, in the last 10
years we have lost in actual money
a billion dollars year. And Wha'
does that money spell in terms o
the ordinary use of cash in the
form of credit? Ten times that.
Senator Smith, incidentally, Is
the dean of the Democratic side o.
the Senate. He has been here 81
years. and proudly remarks tha
if he lives out his present term
Just begun, he will have served
longer than any other senator II
history.
He scoffs at current prediction!
that the foreign market cannot b'
regained. American upland cotton
he says, is uniformly the best grade
r of cotton (of that particular varie
ty) in the world. BY experience
practice, soil and general condi'
tions, he says. America is bette
prepared to produce cotton THAI
any other country.
After lengthy consultations Will
: other senator's from cotton states
Senator Smith has drawn up a bill
which he will try to drive through
this session of Congress.
He would try to clear away th'
tremendous existing surplus b,
converting half a million bales o
+ it into cloth for distribution to tn
& poor. by using around a million
! bales in experiments designed L
!, uncover new uses for cotton, b
having the government move int
the market some 2,5O0,000 bales
year, and by permitting cotto
e growers who raise less than thel
j AAA allotment to buy cotton fror
:, the surplus at 6 cents a pount
k This. he believes, they would b
0 able to market at a profit
In addition, he would fix cotto
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Hints on Etiuucttc

Telephone etiquette includes
speaking in a clear, preferably low
voice. and not holding long, go3sipy
conversations on party lines and
especially on public lines. Also in
making your call brief when you're
using a public telephone and some
one else is waiting for you to fin
ish your call SO that he can use
the telephone.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

price adjustment payments SO as
to assure the cotton grower price
of around II cents a pound.
But the important thing, the
Senator feels, is to regain the eX-
port market. If that can be done
the cotton belt faces a brighter
future; if not .
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

ferior to your as
sociateS.
Well you should
know that it is
really something
to be thankful
for. Listen to
what one of the
greatest psycholo-
gists, Henry c.
Link, has to say
in his extra :
ordinary volume
"The RediScov-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
TOday'S Horoscope

For those whose birthday IS on
this date an eventful year is pro-
phesied. Above all things, be care
full of your health. You will gain in
business during the year, but may
experience some loss, probably
through either a person older than
yourself or some one now a stranger
TO you. The child born today will
be very intelligent and keen. He or
she will be ambitious and persist
en-. exceedingly obserVant. but rest
less and critical. If humbly born,
he will advance himself beyond his
station.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Grab Bag
One-Minute Test

|. Who originated The phrase,
ITO make the world safe for dem
ocracy?"
2. Who is Governor General Of
the Dominion of Canada?
3. When was Ellis Island made
the United States immigration de-
pot?
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Dale
Carnegie

suppose there are in the United
States today million mothers who
are worried because their children
have inferiority compleXes. Perhaps
Won who are reading this feel in
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Words of Wisdom

Nothing can work me damage,
except myself. - The harm that
I sustain I carry about me, and
never am a real sufferer but by
nv own fault. - st. Bernard.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

IN the 18th century red was con-
sidered a color only for royalty and
nobility, in Denmark. The poorer
classes were not permitted to wear
the color.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Photographs

At Asnieres, near Paris, is a tiny
cemetery where are buried many of
the carrier pigeons which carried
messages during the World war
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

Panama City and Colon. IN the
Canal Zone, were founded four CEN
turies ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

The citrus surplus may result
from the fact that there is little
point IN throwing a grapefruit at
motion pictures,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
One Minute Test Answers

|. The late President Woodrow
Wilson.
O. John Buchan, Lord TWeeds-
muir, who took office in November,
1885
3, In 1890,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

Cartagena is one of the oldest
cities in the Spanish MAN. The
city was founded in 1888 and con-
tains the tomb of Columbus patron
saint. San Pedro Clayer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Thoughts for the Day

The adversares OF the Lord shall be broken to
pieces; out of heaven shall he thunder upon them
I Samuel 2;lO
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

A Chicago judge rules that man
has a right to slap his wife. But
court decision can't give a husband
the courage.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

BRINGING
ALL THE NEWS
TO IMPERIAL
VALLEY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

During all that time he has missed ha, two hrcsdessis
when Mrs valee passed On and The other While he vas
en- route TO England broadcast during the coronation 81
King GEORGE the sixth His final broadcast under his present
eonlrac, viii occur THURSDAY, sept. -.
Frequently called the zisgfleld aud RarHam 81 sadso
ralee Is responsible for sHeorerap TIC radio talents ~
Edgar Bergen aud Charlie McCarfhg Rob Bsrms Alice Faye
Joe Psnuer Frances Lnneford. Tommy Riggs end Roty
Lou ard many others Among The ianamsrabs stars .ha
came TO radio first through the medium Of Rudy lalsss
Variety Hour Grace Moore kahsris. Hepburn. Hrss
HAYES Fannie Riiee oa Hois Robert Montgomery FrnHl
Fag Joe Cook Victor Moore Waiter oheefs a"d Most %
Others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
rvng Berns Second Fiddle The Music Box Wdneda
G-Men Barred
From Maj Spy Set

n 80 skink the Warner hres
.suasa Ms ksasssns wheN y -.
neaneea thss she "eAamfss~sons ~
: ~ sry - w~uld W. closed
n Al III neTsers directly se~.
nexiea villa shs filming ~ Ne pc.
TURF. m-s listen 10 shs
Ths esesuFs. which orsrs snsisy
II she Temple tke<tsf wsat e~fsfe
~ ssmsfss "a The stusilss bach
81 Il , ; n. cne mofniex fnaf
unslsfmfd stusils peiie<msn wsfs
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fsosn ne 81 90 the fras stsslse
streets leading n 4 khnat sic
= ~ = tai slender man tried o.
kxs ~ ne ses. hss shs policeman
eual1at Allo~ him cn without =
pas
rhs man was tssau q rufreu.
ferwss .e. q Mar vino hsehs 40
Ia sss sey ring ~ Amesiss. AMI
wha acted - technical advises
during pfn~inssinn n rCnafsssiroa
q : Nal aps
sssnntra IN TIC Wind. starring
kay Francis shares HE sssesn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
Ideal Summer Screen Fare Boasts Darling Talent
Parade and Famous Composer Newest Song Hits
Sonic Henie end Tyrone
Power Head Cast OF
Fun-Filled Film

Irving Berlin's new songs.
soma Henie's sunny brilliance,
Tyrone Powers gay romano
ing, Rudy Vallee 5 singing and
Edna May divers fun-one
OF the greatest combinations
of talent ever gathered for one
show is making Irving Ber-
Inns Second Fiddle" the sem
sation of the preview critics
who have lavished on the Goth
Century-Fox films a chorus
of praise.
It's something new in screen en-
tertainment, this film which will
open at the Music Box thester on
Wednesday, and it's filled with
romance, dazzling spectacle. fresh
comedy, six new Berlin songs and
surprises galore, including sensa-
tional tsngos on ice, snow rhum-
has. ice ballets, and the new ball
room dance craze, the Back to
Back"
Second Fiddle" introduces. also,
new-stsr Mary Healy. lovely young
actress whose first screen appear
ance finds her in a romantic role
opposite Rudy Vsllee. The produe-
ers expect great work from this
newcomer and her performance is
hailed as fulfilling every expecta-
ton. Included with her in the cast
are Lyle Talbot and Alan Dine
hart.
For the first time on the screen.
Sonia Henie has a skating partner
on the ice, young Stewart Reburn.
&. The handsome Canadian athlete
appeared with the ice star during
her triumphant personal-appear-
ance tour Of the country last win
ter.
Sidney Toler shares the screen
on the new bill in Charlie Chan
in Reno"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

Ills plans indefinite After
broadcasng fees thai he entitled TO brief rest
resumng South America
se away hs thinks
continent equator
before beginning another radio
Questioned at his rehearsal nj MIC today vallee said
ten years is long time told that my years
citation with Standard Brands has been the longest sponsor
performer association in the history Of RADIO has been
pleasant relationship. have always had free hsndl have
been besct by that bugaboo Of interference
gives wnge Of sadness 10 my radio alma mater
but think have earned before resumng my time
has been your time" for 10 solid years. and will he yours
again after "any time has been my time for n little WHILE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
New Bill Todsy
At The Beverly

Thx yama ysu& nnmb<f masbs
famaus a yseFs Aao ny Inc i~ss
Issasls Mccoy - danced NJ ussxeF
Iseses. in ms new filmuxlssi. ~The
alnry n Vernon and ifsns Csssis :
In which she ro-ststs ~iih rred
Astsifs. and whieh spsns To-day
Al the Beverly thestss
Ihs dance presents Msss Rogers
10 sudisns<s in IN sntifeix nsw
type II dancing from any seen IN
hsr former films itsgh kicking.
the srln ard saftwh~sis fsstass
the fuatlse. which V rfvsentrd ~
MIA. Rogers ~ u might - dcns
BY IN amateur.
Ths ysms ysms costume worn
by Ma. Rogers ~ss fsishfuily
copied fsum Old photographs ~
Bsssls Mccoy. vhe made The dance
famous during her engagement IT
the Weber and Fyslds muste hall
IN Nav York. city,
In ihs Castles picture rrsd A.
tsirs and Msss Rogers play ~
rolss Of the principals II The Mated
dance team n the era just prteF
10 The World war Mrs Ifsas
Castle acted - technical adviser
on The Riso Radio film. and allen
designed ths costumes worn ~
hlss Rogers
Jackie Cooper W aiss on the
new bail In spirit or Culver"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
Swiss Night
At Lakewood

Tonight is officially Swiss
Night" at the Lakewood, arranged
by the very active Swiss colony Of
Pierce county in connection with
the management Of Continental
Nights It is the observance of
the 64sth anniversary of the Swiss
federation, which was founded on
August l, 1891.
"Fuesilier Wipi." most outstand-
Ing Swiss motion picture, will have
its Pacific Northwest premiere to-
night.
Tonights gala independence day
celebration will start at 7 o'clock.
and will be followed by second
performance Mt 3 o'clock. The list
of honor guests includes Governor
C. ID. Martin, 1t. Governor Victor
Meyers. Swiss consul, Werner Tob-
Ter of Seattle. the mayors of Ia
coma. Sumner and Puyallup, coun-
ty officials, and prominent people
OF Swiss descent. Special bus
leaves sth and Pacific AT 6:35 and
$50, returning TO the city at the
conclusion Of each performance.
The film is well equipped with
English sub-titles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

7IS ply/fU bHlI ttatstNNNwW

Rudy 10 OMIT After 10 Years!
Rud, sallee ~ill not renew his
broadcast contract after 10 years with
the same sponsor ever the same net.
work al the same hour II the same
day Of the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEArERS
FIRST SHOWING

tteAs
sItv Nousr-Ann sothsrn
ana Robert Young IN Maisls
Ia 9o Z 90, $50 500, 10 ~
also walter Pidgeon in g 600
Enemies" 1880, 400. +ae,
SIS as
IAkEwooD--The svls film
"Fueslliss wipf," 90, 300,
evenings only.
Music BoN--R bert Donst
and Greer Carson In "ooodbie.
M. chips," ~ so. i.Se, S;1o.
ITO. 10 90
RIylERA---Aisn Baxter In Ny
Son Is a Criminal" II 30, z %,
80, z 90. . so. Also Phil Rssan
ana Jean Parker In "she MAI
ried a Cop" IA 80. 3 90. 10,
800. 10 80
RoxN-Dick Powell and Ann
sheridan in "Faughty But
Nice" l2.4o. s.55. 705, 10
also John Garfield In "Blaek-
wells Island" ~ 80. 2.fo. 5'se.
0s.
RETURN sHOwiNG
BtyyHIy-Frsd Astslrs and
Ginger Rossrs In The s,orl
Of Vernon end Irene tssfe
also Jackie Cooper In spirit
Of Culver
CoMNtNITy--Drrol Yiynn ana
olivis DeHsviilsnd In podrs
City
KAY STREET nrn Flynn and
Olivia De Havliiand In Dodee
CITY" also "rorchy IN CHINA
town.
PARK Enrol Flynn In Dodge
City" also Joy Hodges In Fer.
sonal secretary"
pRoeToR--Prlsci Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn In yes Nj Darling
Daughter" also Ann Sheridan
in The Patient In Room 10
EEaLAKT-Jsmes Cssnsy In
The Oklahoma KID.
HyN-Bob Burns and GLADYS
George In I'm Prom hlksoHi.
also Mary Carlisle In "F1gntink
Thoroughbred
sHLI.I,-vivisn Leigh and Con.
rad geidt In Darn Journey
also warren william Ia me
Lone wolf SOY Hunt"
NsET--P Lane In
yes Az Darling DeuFhnf.
also FRANCESCA OaAI In fbs
Orr Dovnstalrt
TENrIF--Edverd q Robinson
in Confessions ~ a mar spy.
slso HRy Francis ana william
Gsrssn 10 Women In the
wind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

IL would Be HARD 10 find group
Of people better equipped 10 pro-
duce a spy film than those involy-
ed in the production Of Dark
Journey" which stars Conrad
veitd and Vivien Leigh at the
Shell theeter.
Lajos Bro, who wrote the screen
play, Is the author Of His Last
Command, the spy drama which
gave Emil Jannings his greatest
role.
Victor ssville. who produced and
directed Dark Journey" also
directed The w Plan" and 4
Was a spy" veidt also starred
in the latter. while Anthony BIZ
shell, who 10 featured In Dark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

Nallec's record for consist.
ency Al the same hour and
under the same sponsorship IL
unmatched in the annals of
radio. As the prime 'di~cos-
erer" Of professional talent
for broadcasting. Rudy Val.
lees Variety Hour was the
most sought after program In
radio hy artists from all
phases Of the entertainment
world.
The termination Of the ten
years contract comes nj the
peak Of Nallee's popularity.
His audience rating this sum.
mer has been higher than In
any summer hut one In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

Journey, aiso PngeN a" ha.Ppi =
ant role In g.
Dark Journey" Ia set against
the glanorous background Of neu-
trail Stockholm m 1918. when the
city was the stamping grounds Of
spies Of all nations.
veidt IN cast as Baron Won Mar
WITT, apparently a deserter from
the German army. and Viyien
Leigh plays French modiste whn
uses her shop 10 cloak her sssoci1-
ton with the German secret ser
vice.
Miss Leigh. II viii ~ rsmsm.
bered. was awarded tho role o'
Scarlet o'Hsrs in Gone With ms
Wind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02

Marjorie Reynolds, VINO appeared
opposite George o'Brlen In Rack.
steers Of the Range" IL again
teamed with the popular outdoor
star In his latest Kko Radio We
hlele, Timber stampede
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-02
"NOTHTR" GINGER

AS an amateur mother, endesv-
oring to bring up an orphaned baby
everyone thinks is hers, Ginger Rog-
ers has what is, perhaps, the funni-
est role of her career in RKO RAJ
dos Bachelor Mother" David
Niven co-stars with Miss Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Glencoue School
To Give Program

.ia HARMON 49, The Crescent
Valley PIT. A. stli meet wearss-
day evening Al the sehreihnuss
the 1.lencave grade seheol will
present the evenings program
fhe Reseaaie Naii assrrtatlsr
viii meet Wednesday evening at
the hail
The Ola Nsrhsr unlrn high
school hand. directed ~ Jerry
Rutgers. viii present ths annual
hand festival March ~ 1T the
school Selections To b~ played 81
the national music rnnsess In ~.
attic will he featured.
Mrs Ethel rfsutie opened her
home Saturday evening 10 . card
party for waeonda chapter No.
al. q. Es
Mrs Frank Ruid was hastess IN
the Lutheran Daughters ~ The
Reformation Saturday ~ her home,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
Duke of
West Point

The Duke Of West Point" The
frs major production to come
from the Edward Small Studios,
returns today to the Beverly
theater.
Edward Small produced this epic
OF West Point life with painsta king
care to make it as authentic as
possible and 10 endow it with the
entertainment values worthy OF its
scope and Importance. The set
tings duplicate the famous build
ings. grounds and landmarks of the
United States Military academy so
accurately that even the ivy on the
walls follows the correct patterns.
The language TOT rather lingoD of
the cadets as well as the traditions
OF the academy have been en-
bodied into the script fashioned by
George Bruce In fact. Mr.. Bruce $
screenplay not only is in perfect
keeping with life as il is lived by
the West Point cadets. but is en-
riched by down-to-earth tale
which is punctuated by good-na-
tured humor. heart warming ro-
nance and stirring drama.
Louis Hayward and Joan Fon-
tame have the lead roles.
A play Jacques Devsl, famed
French author OF "Tovarich. f"
wrote as wedding present for his
actress-bride. forms the basis of
Say II in French" Paramount's
sparkling comedy starring Ray
Midland and Olympic Bradna and
also returning 10 the Beverly today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-22
SPRING Dinner
ON WEDNESDAY,

colorsd motion pictures 81 The
Hawaiian islands. "a h~ shown ~
Cal ]. Huntington HIS % Fort
Lewis. win be the feature ~ the
FIRST Neshnas., ehorrh Mems Grub
early spring dinner meeting Wed.
nessisy nsxhs at s.sa e'eises
Tom Hlll. president. viii preside
Al both the dinner and the PRIV.
gram. They VIII prepare snd
serve the dinner, besides having
arranged the program
one more meeting az this or,
ganssatton. which numbers simost
200 members. Ssii ~ held before
summer. probably sometime IN
Nav.