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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
Weight orriers Urged 10 Think
Of Their Holiday HoStesses
Csories Should Be Forgotten Until January Christmas
Is Ne Tine 10 Fret About Your Figure
Rv CYNTHIA GREY

Forget your diet-Its holiday time Christmas is no
time fret about figure Caorv charts only tend
work hardship upon you and your hostess lay them
aside for a SPELL
This bit of advice is addressed all those dieters-men
and ake-who fortunate enough be someone's
during the holiday Let them respect their
hostess kind gesture of friendship and hospitality enough
to eat what she and to enjoy it
Here is hostess who is already frustrated her
Christmas dinner plans and she has every right be
Who pray tell wants lamb chops and pineapple juice for
Christmas Surely not the hostess any of her other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

Dear Miss Grey: II 7 ever
needed your help, it is now. I am
having about a dozen friends and
relatives in for Christmas dinner
and have suddenly come face to
face with the fact that one Of my
guests is reducing. What am to
do
II I serve mountaineering foods,
the other eleven at my table VIII.
naturally, be disappointed. And
vet ! cant let my plump guest
lust sit and watch the others
enjoy themselves. suppose
could fix a special dinner for her
but perhaps that would make her
uncomfortable because it would
tend to attract attention to her
and her figure problem. 1t would
also cause me, as hostess, a good
deal Of extra work.
Tell me, Miss Grey, how is
problem of this kind usually
solved?
CHRISTMAS HOSTESS.
Dear Christmas Hostess: The
best way To solve your problem
Is to do nothing about 1t. As
YOU say. IL would attract
unnecessary attention 10 that
particular guest and 1t would
keep you in the kitchen the big
gest part of the day. which
wouldn't be pleasant for either
you or your guests. After all.
guests do want to see something
of their hostess and II makes
them uncomfortable II they feel
they are keeping her on the job
the whole holiday long.
And then. what would Christ
mas be without a Christmas
dinner? 1t would be a. bad as
Christmas without a tree. So
let the dieters do their dieting
In January, a pretty dull month
at best. A few days Of good
holiday cheer won't harm the
most ardent of weight-worriers.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you please
give me some ideas for stuffing
dates? I usually just cut them open
and insert a marshmallow, but
thought. since I am having COM
pany for Christmas this year, that
! would like to do something a
little fancier. Also, will you give
me g good recipe for cooked
fondant?
MRS. L. L.
Dear Mrs. l.. l.: ANY OF the
following make excellent stuff
ing for dates, but first wash
them and stone them. You may
use broken pieces OF English
walnut meats or pecan meats.
sailed almonds, skinned Brazil
nuts, finely cut candied ginger,
finely cut candied pineapple.
fondant, or peanut butter mixed
with orange juice.
After the dates are stuffed,
roll them in powdered or granu-
lated sugar or shake "a 10 at
time) In a paper bag contain
ing q cup Of sugar. One tea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
TOMoRROw'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice.
whole-wheat mullins. crisp ba-
con, jam, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Navy bean
soup, frankfurter rings, hard
rolls. baked apples. cookies, tea,
milk.
DINNER: Veal chops baked
in tomato sauce. mashed pota-
toes. baked squash. lettuce and
green pepper salad. caramel
cup custard, coffee, milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

hsppiness de-
eisiesi upon n a.
seems Justified
Misery i def
nitelY chosen "
tho Tes 80 n =
seem 20 pile up
on IN. gloomy
side And no
one else can
choose for YOU
Take any nor
NAL eitizsn ON
any mornin r.
Very soon after
waking he or
sh Is We ry
likely 10 II art
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
n, MARorRy WILSON

Let's take a clinical view %
unhappinsss and then prescribe
for happiness. In either case The
owner Of the mood decided. on tho
evidence st hard. 10 he miserable
or 10 be joyous. In other words.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

spoon of cinnamon may be
mixed with the sugar, II 30
desired.
And here s the recipe you
requested:
Fondant
cups sugar
/ cups water
tsp. cream Of tartar
Put sugar and water in
smooth pan. While cooking.
wash down sides Of pan with
pastry brush dipped In cold
water. Bring 10 boiling point,
stirring constantly. Add cream
of tartar. cover and steam s
minutes. Remove cover and boil
10 2Ss degrees r.. or until mix
ture forms soft ball when tried
In cold water. Pour on marble
slab or shallow tray wiped over
with damp cloth. Cool. Scrape
and turn mixture toward center
with spatula and work until
perfectly smooth. Cover with
cloth wrung out Of cold water.
let stand half hour. cut In
pieces. put in jar. cover with
wet cloth or glass cover. Let
stand 2 or s days before using.
Dear Miss Grey: I have a small
dog ] think Mrs. c. W. {. might
like. II is a male pup, az months
old, with short black hair. He will
be small when full grown. My
address is 4035 SO. D and my tele-
phone number is GA 4724.
Dear Miss Grey: II Mrs. c. w.
c. or any other party who wants
a male puppy will call at Rte. !,
Box 1877, Spanaway. I will be glad
to give her 5 months old pup.
The dog is part Boston bull and
part fox terrier. He is house
broken and knows few tricks.
II. A. MONTGOMERY.
II Mrs. c. W. {. will call at
either Of the above addresse.
she will be given a puppy for
her small child. II she has
already found a dog, perhaps
some other readers of this
column would he happy 10 have
one of these fine pups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
CHATTER THlRTY-sIN


piisl. where Mss Van Was spend
inE her second week. Many cars
drove up 70 the entrance 10 de-
posit flower laden friends and
relatives but none more gorgeous
than that driven BY the livered
chauffeur belonging 10 Mrs Dud-
ley Manton.
When he opened the door for
her he asked, Shall I carry these
inside for you. Madam -
Daphne shook her head.
NO, thank YOU, soames. They
aren't heavy. can carry them"
Soames was smiling as he re-
turned to the car. II was proof
Of Dsphne's charm that even her
servants adored her. Daphne was
thinking. "soames is such q nice
name for q chauffeur. II sounds
so English"
At peace with herself and the
world. she found her former land
lady sitting up in bed wearing
dainty blue bed jacket Daphne her
self had given her.
Miss Van Smile.
SO grand I am" Miss Van said
smiling Never in my life have
l had anything SO pretty"
Il brought you some flowers to-
day Daphne said kissing her.
And I've a message for you from
one Of your greatest admirers.
you mean your husband ;"
Miss Van inquired flushing. He
will never forget that | helped
bring you together again. But
what did was nothing"
you gave me the best advice
a girl ever had" Daphne reminded
her. when you told me not 10
accept any financial settlement.
Dudley still thinks that was my
own idea. and l hope you will never
disillusion him"
Miss Van Smiled.
isn't this lovely box Of
candy? Johnny and Sybil brought
1t to me. But the massage. child.
You have not told me that yet"
Daphne sat down and began to
nibble bon bon from the gold and
white box.
Il may as well warn you that he
won't take no for an answer. You
know how Dudley is when he
makes up his mind"
But what is it," Miss Van
asked, bewildered.
Needs Rest
Dudley has talked to your doc
tor who thinks you ought TO have
at least a month of complete rest
after leaving the hospital So
we've decided TO bring you 10 our
house. where you can have your
own room and bath and your meals
served on tray in your room"
Miss Vans eyes filled with
tears.
so kind you both are TO me.
Daphne. But such a grand house
is no place for me"
"Oh, ! expect you 10 help me
while you're there" Daphne as
sured her. You see I'm going TO
be starting a lsyette. Or don't
you like to sew"
Help you with your baby
clothes Miss Van cried delighted.
why, Daphne. OF course / will
cant think Of anything I'd like
better"
She could hardly wait 10 tell
Faith and Sybil, who agreed with
Daphne that It was the best pos
sible solution.
Daphne is certainly generous,
Faith said you know she wants
Lee and me to be married at her
house but I'd rather have our we'd
ding at home"
In my shabby old living room ?"
Miss Van demanded.
Il love It," Faith insisted In
the winter with fire in the fire.
place 1t has a quaint charm all its
own"
When is il 10 be. Faith"
The first Of November. That
will give you plenty Of time 10 be
feeling like yourself again. And
there won't be any work because
were not having anyone but sybil
and Daphne and their husbands
She added. I'm not asking Joan.
] see no reason why she should be
there"
Poor Joan is going TO have 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
Clubs

WOodu,~n Of the World will have
a Christmas party on Thgrsdsy
evening al si5 in the Eagles hail
There Will be program for The
children and dancing for the
adults.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

since by 10 entirely . msttsr ~
comparisons var not d<eid~ row
that yea have msny Inys and
sstisfsetlons arr enjoy thsmf
The utter hind and stupid eel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

Bryant Pre.ebool PlsysbooI
viii hold a Christmas party On
Thursday afternoon at 30 In the
United Presbyterian church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
nv BEVERLY THOMPSON

RaRr LrCki We didnt have =
rabbits foot clutched in our hand.
bat luck was with W. Just the same
when We discovered The sllekest
electric corn pepper ever 90 pop
luscious kernel It's nickel finished
and hoasts a stirring arm that
guarantees 70 keep the corn from
sticking and burning. Your holt
days wont be complete without IL
For skiing or casual wrar
We suggest swissics. They're
those clever. reasonably priced
sweater, trimmed with gay
embroidery and bright metallic
buttons. An ideal aft for
school girl. and speris.onscn.
GRAND InEAi Write finis 10
your Christmas shopping by get
ting him a nifty water repelleni.
dust preof suitcase for his suits.
The case comes oomrlets with
plenty Of hangers. thus insuring
neat job Of packing. They're made
Of water repellent canvas bound
with leather and you can have your
choice between black and brown.
What busy man wouldn't
thrill 10 IN. idea Of getting n
complete, smooth shave In 20
seconds flats Now. don't shake
your heads and say u cant 10
done. We know better. Just
get your husband 10 try one ~
those new electric shavers with
two cutting heads 1.-TWO hesds
are hotter than one. YOU
know. The shaver also boasts
$50 cutting blades. An excel
lent Christmas suggestion.
PERFECTLY MATCHED And
nearly 100 years old. It's that pair
Of old gold bracelets we found on
our rankings. and We can't Get
them off our mind. To insure them
from any possible loss they are
aouhlv fastened with a tiny gold
.a,.,y chain. Here. hoping We
find them In our Christmas stock
ing.
Local storrs are showing n
-.
galaxy OF 'shoes '"' '"''s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
Happiness Is Often Matter OF Choice Says WeKno Author
Mn. Ssldsn 10 Entertain
Garden Club

Garden Club
Ncrts vista Carrier club vifi
rect ~ Thursday Afternoon foe
i 70 laneheun e th< hane ~
Ms Irving s~ld<n - Alrpart
rc.d ire affair wili ~ the clubs
sasusl Christmas party.
r-~ mm 's.,si.s w.~-...
serssty wiii have . CHRISTMAS
party so Thursday IN tn< lcw~s
ismp~ a me sharvh. a Chrsssn.s
program ard r,ft exchange vslA
follow . u 10 Pcshs<s mnehsoa.
a~rs. s,.s q r-,.. ss.-s.. y.
q. W. win meet thursday foe .
Christmas party ard sift sSehanss.
Luncheon wtn ~ served 81 ~ -
81 the homs Il Mrs. oorsnn n~~-
nett nsIi- Mrs. 4. Jsnhowshi wsIl
preside ~ . short business mess-
ing.
ss.s.ss - s.v~as' en- sposs.s
. card party o. Friday evening u
siis In NormAnna nan n1srssn-
msnts win ~ ssrvsd ssd fsvevo
awarded for high srsre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
TODAY'S
RECIPES
CRANBERRY PINCH

CRANBERRY PUNCH
81 e. sugar
2 DTS. and I e. boiling water
3 I7-o,. cans cranberry sauce
D., e. lemon juice
6. pineapple juice
! = outs. raspberry juice
Carbonated water
Mint leave.
Pineapple gems
Mint cherries
Cocktail sticks
Rub cranberry sauce into sugar.
Add hot water and stir until blend
ed. Beat with rotary beaten 10
remove Jumps Add lemon and
pineapple juice. Strain through
fine sieve or cheeseeloth. When
ready 10 serve. place block Of Ice
In punch bowl. Top with rasp-
berry Ice. garnishsd with mint
leaves. Pour punch mixture and
carbonated water into bowl over
the raspberry ice which VIII break
Up and float In the punch Insert
mint cherries and pineapple gems
on 10 cocktail sticks and place IN
each cup. Makes 81. cts. Serves
about 90.
sAtORY MEAT LOAF
z thin z-ineh slioes salt pork,
2 tablespoons minced onion
z pounds round beef. ground
cup q'Iiek-oooking tzpiooz
teaspoons salt
Z. tsaspoor pepper
2 cups strained canned tom.-
tors Juice and pulp
Fry out salt pork. add onion. and
cOok until golden brown. Add
pork. onion and drippings 70 other
ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Bake In loaf pan IN hot oven $50
deg. r. 10 minutes. then decrease
heat 70 moderate 1850 deg y. and
bake 30 minutes longer. or until
done. Serve hot or cold GarniAn
with parsley. Serves 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on editorial
page.
!. No.
2 Siam.
g. kittyhswk. n. c.
4. One hundred and twenty
eight.
5. Field artillery.
6. His favorite wife.
7. Joseph G. Cannon.
s. Professional football.
8. u. S. bureau Of engraving and
printing. Washington, D. c.
10. Offenbach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

This lovely fifty knit spread be yours OF little cost.
It's Just costly knitted square epeoed -Four oke
lovely pillow II you wish smaller occessory Pottern 1887
contains directions for making squore Illustrations Of II ond
stitches photograph Of square; materials required
Send ono token for this pottern
TO The Tocoo Times Needecroft Dept Write plainly pattern
number your ond oodfess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

II you're not using IL, sell IL with
a Fast-Action Times Want I'D.
Phone MAIN 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19

y Clinical sneitess fedseoeeo thee
one 70. choose s~swe~s s~hspvs.
se.s and happiness.
fishnss. or complaints and chronic
unhaprines. ~ sem people
brands them ~ people ~he
actually prefer 10 pull . long face.
20 sigh heirlessly and 10 settle
into = jelly.llhe state ~ indeclsson.
W. CAN PORN
ouR NATIONS SuTunE
II YOU. a. q person. do not ~ish
Ia suhside into this state you
must take decisive steps In avoid
II. Choose once and for all which
road you will trsvsl~ths one
marked walls. sishs and fnae-
ton or the one marked Effort.
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south Tacoma Reb~kzh auslIi-


south Tacoma Ret,<kzh zuaIli-
AIRY viii meet Thursday In Airing
ton club hall. 7znd and Pine al.
for a 1870 luncheon and Christ
mas party. Members are asked 70
bring a 10 cent gift for ezchang.
and those wanting transportation
should meet al the home 81 Mrs.
James Brown. 5ss7 South Warner.
Topaz circle, -. o. W., viii meet
on Wednssdsy evening al O'Clock
for short business session in
Pythisn temple Members are
asked to bring gifts for exchange.
There will De a program and en-
tertsinmsnt. Officers may wear
eolors.
Loyelsnd Ladies Aid will meet
al the home Of Mrs..
Violet Tuner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aSka newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21
1940kegIing Year Closes
 Al Brunswick
Tournament Play Over Un ti| Next Year-Laun-
 drymen in Sweep

Alaska Laundry won four points from Royals last night and Juneau Florists won three from George Brothers at the Brunswick.
 Stevenson of the Launderers was high kegler with 562.
 In the womens kegling, Orchids won three from Carnations.
 Last nights rolling ends tourna- ment bowling on the Brunswick al- leys for 1940 Next game will be rolled January 2 with Brunswick vs. Alaska Laundry.
 The alleys now are open to the public.
 Scores last night were as follows
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21
AWARDS MADE BY
 SONS OF NORWAY

Announcement is made for the grand awards made at the Sons of Norway card party held at the I. o. o. F. Hall
 For pinochle honors go to Mrs, Carl Alstead Mrs. Annie Melseth is given the award at whist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21
PETER CARLSON
 E CELEBRATING

Peter Carlson, well known Ju- neau pioneer, is celebrating today, very quietly. Mir. Carlson is 76 years old today and is hale and hearty and still going strong.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21

 zIvI( IN
 DRAWG0
Both BeIters Resort 10 Many Playful" Td1-
 tiCs in Ten Rounder

NEW YORK, Dec 21--In one of those anything goes bouts which saw both belters calling each other names gouging eyes and doing oth- CT playful stunts, Fritzie zivic and Lew Jenkins fought to a draw last night in a ten rounder.
 Zivic entered the ring 5 to fa- yorite but he had to rally in the late rounds as the lightweight king surprised the biggest fight crowd of the year by taking tremendous lead in the early rounds.
 Sixteen thousand fight fans witt messed the fierce bout They con- tribated more than $51, ,000 gate re- ceipts.
 At 142h pounds, zivic had a 7h pound advantage on the ex-Army horseshoer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21
TuIintseffs Entertain,
 PTe-Christmds Party

A pre- Christmas party and .buf- fet supper will be given this cvcn- ing at 8 o'clock by MT. and Mrs. George Tulintseff at their home on Dixon Street
 Eighteen friends have been ask ed for an informal evening of mtl- sic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21

NOTICE
 AYRMAlL ENVELOPES, showing air route rom Seattle to Nome, Cn sale at j. E. Burforc S, Co. adv,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21

Try a classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-21

WHY SUFFER- With your feet? Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. Stoves.
 adv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Sixth District P.-I. 4.
Meeting Here Oct: 20

ton Of State board members and
guests, and the report OF the district
director, will be held during the
morning. The final business viii u.
transacted at $50 o'clock, Wnen cleo
ton and installation Of officers will
take place.
Following the meeting an informal
tea honoring the newly elected Of
ficerS and guests will be hCld in the
lobby of the high school.
The opening session will be held
at 9:45 o'clock, with 4 selection by
the Henderson high school band,
and the Invocation by the Rev. /.
W. Hughes, rector Of Holy lnnoccnts
Episcopal church here. Mrs. G.. r..
Allen, president OF the Vance County
Council, w. d. Payne, principal Of
Henderson high school, and f. NJ.
Rollins, Vance county supcrinten-
dent of schools. will bring greetings
10 the group. Response will be made
by Mrs. w. B. Aycock, Of Raleigh,
chairman Of the revision Of bylaws
and the past State president.
Between $50 and 200 members
from the district. comprising eleven
counties, arc expected for the meet
ing. The counties included arc War
rem, Chatham, Durham. Lee, Gran
willie, Harnett. Orange, Person, Wake,
Vance, and Franklin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Mrs. Alderman Has
Tuesday Club Meet

The Wcman's Tuesday club was
entertained Tucday afternoon, by
Mrs. J. r. Alderman, at her home on
Turner avenue.
Mrs. E. f. Parham made plea
for the cooperation Of the club in
sending parcels for British to Eng
land
Continuing the subject OF Finland,
a very enjoyable program was pre-
sented. Mrs. Samuel Watkins re-
viewed "Mariana' by Sally Salminen
in very attractive way. "Si5el.uS.
Her Master Musician" was an i'll
teresting talk given oy Mrs. Alder
man for Mrs. B. G.. Allen. An ANUS
irq reading. mighty Micllo, was Civ
on by MIS-. Kate Watkins.
TIE cluh va d"l'"htcd 20 have II
two honorary members. Mrs. T. r
Manning of Roanoke Rapids. and
Mrs. James Singleton. of Chatta-
noOea. Tenn, present. Mrs. B.
Frank Harris was the only guest Of
the afternoon.
Sixteen members and guests en-
loved Mrs. Alde"man's hospitality
and were served a tWC-course sup
per, the salads. ices and minis fol-
flowing j Halloween motif.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

troll over those concerns that process
'""C.eii.v materials as will guar
antee prompt production Of supplies
and the elimination of war profits
He emphasized we believe that
money and industry as well as men
should be drafted for national de-
fcnSe'
The Grange master proposed Tor
mutation Of "a medical service plan
to make medical service available at
a reasonable cost: expressed OPPOSE
ton to highway fund diversion,
urged adequate legislation To re-
gulatc and control tourist camps
called for 80 per cent reduction III
the tax rate on the first 81 .OjH q
valuation of each oWn"r-0ccuplCt
home; urged continuation of the rura
elcctrflCa1lOn prOGran; reiterated
that the Grange stands for temper
ancc and against liquor; and suggest
ed that the farm credit adminlStra-
ton be again made an independent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

The Sixth District of North Caro-
lima Council Of Parents and Teach
erS will meet here in an all-day
session Tuesday, October 20, with
the director, Mrs. Laurence d. Wall,
o. Henderson, presiding.
Sessions will be held in the audi
forum of the Henderson high school,
with luncheon served in the school
cafeteria.
June II. Rose, of Grecnville, chair
man of PIT. A. legislation in North
Carolina, will speak during the morn
ing on Realizing Parent-Teacher
Detectives through the Legislature"
and in the afternoon Professor AL
bert Coats, of Chapel Hill, director
OF the Institute OF Government, will
address the members on "Structure
of an Institute of Government"
Responsibility of Parent-TeaCher
Association in Democracy" will be
the subject of talk by Mrs. Doyle
d. Alley, of WaynesvIlle, president
of the North Carolina Council of
Parents and Teachers.
A forum of the board members,
with Mrs. Z. N. Howell presiding,
will be held Immediately preceding
luncheon.
A business session, with the APP
pointment of committees, preSenta-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23
Mrs. Hale Hostess
At Club Meeting

The Y. NJ. ". club held its rcgu-
lar meeting recently at the home of
Mrs. H. T. lialc, with Il good at
tendance. The group repeated the
Lords Prayer
During jhr business discussion
the club decided to send fruit bas-
kcts and "Sunshinc boxes to the
sick in the community. Further re-
ports on The amateur night being
planned were given by those on the
committee.
A very interesting discussion was
Given by several members Of the
group on the topic, Relationship
Between Parents and Children.
During the social hour many con-
tests were enjoyed by all, with
prizes going TO MR.. Ronort Pcgram
Mrs. M. N. Parrish. L.. Mrs. Herman
Carter and Mrs. !. 3 &lli*. after
which the hostess cGrvcd dcliciou"
ice cream and cake.
The next meeting will 5o al the
home Of Mrs M. N. Parrish. .Tr.. wit?
Mrs. Melvin Ross a JOINT hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-23

IOIll u6S WV
and nation and thrcc-pont de-
tense program.
Government price fixing ana d
sound cooperative marketing pro-
gram" were termed by Caldwell a
the two principal suggestions re-
ceiving consideration to obtain Il lall
share Of national income Tor th'
farmers.
Il believe that price controls arc
essential under modern conditions 1ol
agriculture and wanting to see inc
farmer control his own price rathci
than submit himself to the chang
ing whims of every national ADMIN
istration. l favor the cooperative
marketing approach" CaIdWeli Salo
Praising President Roosevelt ana
Congress for their efforts Tor ma
tional defense, Caldwell flaycd INC
latitude of some business leaders
who were perfectly willing Tor me!
to be drafted for service but were
unwilling to manufacture the neceS-
sary materials without the guarantee
of profit to themselves.
If the emergency was so great lha'
we needed a compulsory military
training program, Caldwell added
then it must be great enough lor
The government 10 exercise such COLI