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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
One for the Money
BY LOUISE HOLMES

Enid had never taken on 20 before
She had bern laughtngly indulgent
over his loases.
We'll. he didn't win the money
at his club" Enid pulled at her
handkerchief.
rs that 30 serious ," Julie sat
down. Her knees showed every
inclination 10 buckle. Not because
Of Mixes difficulties, n they we're
difficulties. rather because Of the
stormy session just held with her
self Remembering that she had
eaten neither lunch nor dinner, she
looked vaguely at the immaculate
kitohenet TN make tea, Enid"
she said. we both need some
thing"
u don't want tea Enid
declared bitterly. I've got ts
straighten Mike out and I
thought you might help ma"
Julie postponed the tea. And !
will" she said generously. Now
tell me. How do you know that
Mike didn't win the money at the
club and why does II make -
much difference He has other
friends"
Enid explained through bitten.
strained lips. 4 called him AZ the
club TO-DAY and asked the desk
clerk TO keep an eye on Mike "
But why ?" julie inter-
rupted. why should anyone
keep an eye On Mike ?" n had
often occurred 10 Julie that
Mike well might resent Ends
attitude toward him. that Of
nurse maid and keeper.
Il don't know" vaguely. Hes
like a child 10 me, Julie us.d
10 know him when he vas 90 full
Of life snd-aad zip. you know
how he WAS The change IN him
IL 10 grest-so sort u terrifying
Julie interrupted again Hes
just the same ex0pt for the ZIP
ss you call H. II you hadn't known
him IN the old days you would
think him a delightful gentleman
He has charming manners. hsI
fun 70 BE- with. a good converse.
tionAlist"
shs hssitated = uoment-
Then. forgive M, Enld ds4r
but sonetimes I've thought
you too loving and tender and
maternal Perhaps n you
treated Mike ~ N he we're like
he used 70 b.. abe 10 % bis
own thinking he might sur
/ prise you"
Enid was weeping again I low
him %. aha stzmmsrsd. I've dom
everything for him that . woman
could
I know you have, Enid Don
cry. And know that ne haSn
been vEry representative. Tel NJ
more about the money. You eails'
Mr.. Grimes
Enid controlled her soba- n
said Nike hadn't been At the elul
for q month. A month. julie" He
vet syss acre bleak with hurt
And each evening he has told m
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times more than they would
few biscuits.
Dear Miss Grey: In the Fudge
Honey Frosting recipe l sent in
to Peggy Green, either there was
a misprint or I left out an item
l want TO rectify my mistake be-
fore some one tries H. Is there
any place. or way. 10 do thatf
The recipe was printed in The
Tacoma Times ie41 Recipe Book.
Here in the correct recipe;
FUDGE HONEY FRosTING
, cups sugar
2 thsp. honey
2 tbsp. Karo
4 tbep. cocoa
y tsp. cream Of tartar
y tsp. salt
= cup top milk
Mix all ingredients together, let
stand 10 minutes. Put on stove
and let boil until 1t forms a soft
ball In cold water. Beat when
cooD until right consistency to
spread. II. w.
Dear II. W: Thank YOU for
calling our attention 30 the mis-
take. have reprinted your
recipe for the benefit Of those
who have planned to try II.
Dear Miss Grey: am TO be
married May rs. Would it be
proper for my husband-to-be and
myself to send a joint gift for
Mothers day to his mother before
we are married.
Would you give me some sug-
gestions for gifts that would be
suitable7 How should we sign
our gift? NJ. ID.
Dear N. D.: OF course, IL
would be proper for the two Of
you 20 send your fiance's mother
. Mothers day gift In fact, IT
would be 9 very nice and
thoughtful thing TO do.
Why not give her some flow
ers, q plant or q nice box Of
candy. II you wish to give her
something more lasting, you
might select a good book, some
thing from the perfume or cos
metic counter, . housecoat or
perhaps a lamp for her bedroom.
You might enclose n Mothers
day greeting card and simply
sign your names - "Mary and
Bob"--or whatever they may be.
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On Mothers Day You'll Feel as Young as
Daughter If You Modernize Your Couture

BEAUTY and nashicn experts
- know that WHEN : woman u
perfectly grooured. with hair and
clothes that srS styls-right for ths
month. shes sure 70 feel ard
therefore look years younger than
she 10 When shes wearing What
IL in fashion. she feels right and
CAV and young and self-confident.
Put any woman IN hat which
IL definitely outmoded or let her
continue 10 wear her hair IN q way
that looks 1881 instead Of issi
and shell feei the opposite q gsy
and young and seif-confident
mis- business OF weeping up with
current hair styles IL more import
ant 20 the morale than = great
many Of our older women seem
to realize. II you are stili wearing
your hair straight down AL the
way around. try having It lifted
upward At least at thu front Wear
IL that way for two weeks. wheth-
er you like II or not. and see
whether Il makes a difference In
the way YOU feel about yourself
RIGHT MOMENT To
TRY MoDERNIZATIoN
As an example % the In fash
ion" theory consider earrings rive
years ago half the people you
knew considered earrings 20 he
very ageing. my dear" Now those
same people and = great many
others a. well viii say that var
rings are such fun % wear. and
they make q face seem younger.
don't you think"
Unless you are the sophisti-
Gated. Naturalization type. taxi
ing up a new fashion immediately
II appears probably will make YOU
feel pretty silly and thus under
mine your self confidence. But
waiting too long to try II Ia 1T
least equally bad management Of
your personal appearance.
Right now, a short time before
Mothers Day. Is the perfect mo-
ment for the mature woman TO
decide - try q little moderniza-
ton. She might consult her hair
/ d,assar about What 70 do Nth fhe
knot Of hair she's been wearing on
/ the back Of her head for thirty
years. Flattened out, moved up
ward to the crown OF the head
and posed behind some variation
OF the pompzdour. that same knot
can be made 10 look ie41 instead
Of early 1912.
The semi-shingle with straight
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CHAPTER TwENTY-FoUR

CHAPTER TWENTY-FoUR
Julie shook Ends shoulders.
Poor, bent shoulders. she thought,
bent with carrying the load OF
Mike. Poor. willing shoulders.
jules own troubles were. for the
moment. erased by Ends evident
anguish.
Brace mp, Enid" she said
gently. Nothing 20 dreadful
could have happened 10 Mike.
hear him stamping around
In your apartment right now"
Enid wiped her eyes and blew
her nose in a frantic sort of way.
II was plain to be seen that she
was quite beside herself. You
know that roll of bills. Julie" abe
quayered. the money we were
celebrating the other night7"
Yes, remember" So Mike had
lost the roll In another game. But
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Little misfortunes that can hap
pen around any household. such a.
burning the dinner biscuits. drive
me TO distraction.
II you know Of anyway Of over
coming a good case Of the Jitters,
please let me know. It's not good
for my family 10 have a fidgety
wife and mother about the house,
and it's not pleasant for me. or
anyone else for that matter, to
have a case Of nerves.
WORRIED.
Dear Worried: OF course, the
wisest thing for you TO do
would be for YOU 10 zee your
family physician. However,
there are several things YOU
yourself might door stop do
ing-that are bound to calm you
down IL you stick to them.
Most important Of these, Is 10
make sure that you get plenty
of undisturbed sleep each night.
Eight or nine hours IL never too
much. An hours nap during the
afternoon when the children are
away at school and everything
II quite, would also he very bene-
fetal.
Just as a lack Of sleep il had
for the nerves, so too Is lack
of exercise. One of the best
ways to regain poise Is to take
long, brisk walk. Take one
/. every day, II possible.
You must also learn to relax
at odd moments during the day.
Instead OF letting yourself get
all flustered next time you have
to walt for . signal light to
change OF for the long distance
operator to get you your num-
her, try letting your mind turn
to other things-pleasant things.
And a. far rs the baking
powder biscuits fer dinner 70,
your family probably would miss
your good disposition hundred
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URETTf and practical |. the
Z softly npswspt evening" Golf
fure. upper right. finished with
an attractive cluster 81 Tiny
roses and = sprig or TIVE az
mImosa For the same woman.
famous halrdresser designed
the sieeker. more sophisticated
couture. lower right For the
swe~t-fseed. mothsrix looking
woman 81 upper left. the expert
designed and sketohed the chic
hsir-do at lower left Its up
ward, IN fashion" lines are
sure 10 make the wwarer feel
and therefore look younger.
These are excellent examples
al smart. up-to-dsts ooiffures
that. while chic. enhance the
dignity and poise which Il -
much . part Of ths older
woman's charm.
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4 suppose you asked him To-
night where he had hesn." shs
vsntured.
we. and. oh. julie he told me
II was none Of my business
nnid's voice stumbled tsarfully
oh. that Was too bad Of him, I"
Continued on Page 10. Column ~
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey What one do for good case Of the
filters 20 keep quiet when talking to
one. either be toying with something
ing and recrossng my legs continually No matter how
hard try to capture certain amount of pose Just can't
sit still.
Another bad habit have is for my mind to wander off
onto other things when is talking to me- | can't
10 what others my party talking
about.
ttery that oathe TO wait for anybody or any
thing. slow saeswoman, bus for which have been
waiting than five minutes traffic ghta of these
upSptr ma
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what the men said and who playee
cards and everything"
Juiie could imagine the
nightly recitAis. Enid asking
question after question. az
counting for every hour Of
Mikes day. Ne making up
glib tales 90 satisfy her.
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Plenty of Rest and Exercise
Will Eliminate the Jitters'

Learning 70 Relax ~ Odd Moments During the Day
Also Beneficial 70 Persons With Case Of Nerves
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on woman's page.
/. The recent Spanish civil war
2. In a registered. special deliv-
cry, air mail letter.
8. Alaska.
4. Nurse.
5. Torrid.
s. Uruguay.
Z. Spain.
8. Houses of Parliament.
o. Woodrow Wilson.
10. Hoagy Carmichael.
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Vhen Wonans Perfectly Grooned She Feels Cay Self Contde
Home Accidents Greatest
Threat 10 Young Children

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

By virtue Of power contained in
a certain Deed of Trust executed by
Martha benson 23rd day Of August,
1887 and recorded in Book 1876 Page
1875 Registry of Vance County, N. c.;
default having been made in the pay
ment Of Notes therein secured and
at request Of the holder | shall sell
by public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, at Court House Door
in Henderson, N. c., at II o'clock
(Noon) on Monday, February oath.
l94l, the following described real
estate:
A lot adjoining lands of Grant Al
ston ct al described as follows: Be
gin at stake Grant Aston corner,
thence Southwark along Aston line
1875 #. to Tyler line, thence Eastward
along Tyler line 100 it. to Hawkins
corner, thence along Hawkins line
1875 it. to Street thence along Street
to beginning. See deed to Martha
benson from Bette Davis book TIA
page 494 Vance County Registry.
This 23rd January, 1871.
H. T. POWELL, Trustee.
23-3O-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Junk Yard
Tax Proposed
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel
By HENRY AVERlLL

Raleigh. Jan. 30.-Senator y. b.
Palmer of CaburruS introduced AN
amendment to the revenue act. call
ing for the imposition of humping
big taxes, but he frankly said ne
hopes ii produces no revenue at all.
He took aim at unslgntly auto
mobile ~gruNeyurdS which now clut-
ter up the roadSIdes from one end
of North Carolina to the other. His
bill is a dOuble-barreled balNage at
them by the medium Of taxes which
are frankly hoped to be prohlbitINe.
At present there is no claSsltlca-
ton of junk yards, all going together
for the purpose Of taxation. The
highest levy on any junk yard or
dealer is now SIPS annually-that IN
cities of more than 10000.
Senator Planners bill would pay
no attention TO the size Of the local
ity in which the Junk yard is located,
Distance from the highway is his
sole condition for graduation Of tax
alton.
Under the bill any operator Of
what is commonly known as an au-
tOmobile junk yard where wrecked
burned or worn out automobiles and
trucks and-or parts are stored, col
lected and kept for the purpose of
sale, barter or exchange, would pay:
$500 if located IN any city or town
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Honor Richly
Deserved

Election OF DR.. r. L. Flowers as
president Of Duke University conters
upon him an honor that is richly de
served Though well along in years,
as time moves. Or. Flowers at heart
and IN spirit Is about as sprightly a.
the youngest tenderloot in Dukes
faculty or student body.
Perhaps no man alive has given
longer. more faithful or more valuable
SERVICE To- this great institution than
has the new president He came 10 it
when a very young nan Just out ol
the United States Naval Academy and
took mp the duties Of instructor i'm
mathematics. later becoming head OF
that department. and retaining that
relation until administrative duties
We're too heavy to permit Of a diVi-
sion OF his time and talents.
When Trinity College became Duke
University IN 1924, under the endow-
mcnt created by the late James b.
DuEe. new and greater responsible
lies were entrusted to him. And nov.
on the death of the late lamented Dr..
". p. Few. Dr. Flowers becomes head
OF this growing institution Of higher
learning, which already has won for
itself an important place in its field
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Lieutenant
Governors
A Hardy Lot
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISBET.

Raleigh, Jan. 30.-Death of Fran
els ID. WINSTON, u former lieutenant
governor OF North Carolina, OCCASION
cd sufficient interest in other men
Who have occupied that office to
bring about a short survey. Seven
OF the ten men who have held the
states number two post since the
beginning Of this century are still
alive, as is also the dean Of North
Carolina statesman, Rufus A. Dough-
ton, who was lieutenant governor
back in the early n%ineteles under
Governor Elias Carr.
Mr.. Doughton was in Raleigh yes
lerday to hear the Senate and House
adopt a resolution Of respect for
Governor Winston. and was present
when the House adjourned for the
Gay in honor Of his memory.
Judge Winston. who served with
Governor Glenn from 1905 to 1909;
w. c. NeWland, who served with
Governor Kitchin l9O9-l3; and Z. L.
Daughtridge, who served with Gov
trnor Craig l9l3-l7 have died.
The uvlng lieutenant governors
are O. Max Gardner of Shelby and
Washington, who also is one of the
four eX-goVernors of the state, and
who was lieutenant governor with
Beckett from 1917 to 1921 w. B. Coop
er of Wilmington, who served with
Morrison. 1925; J. Elmer Long of
Durham, who vas with the admin
istration of Governor Mclean. 1925
30; R. T. Fountain of Rocky Mount,
elected lieutenant governor with
Governor Gardner in 1928 and serv-
ing until January, 1888; A. H.
(Sandy) Graham, serving with En-
ringhaus, l933-37; w. P. Horton, who
just left the office after four years,
and r. l.. Harris, incumbent whose
term will expire in January. l945.
Gardner. Daughtridge, Fountain,
Graham and Horton all became can
Gidates for governor for the term fol-
lowing their service as lieutenant
governor, but in every case they fail
ed - attain this ambition. Governor
Gardner did reach the go%vernorship
eight years later.
AS a further tribute to Judge Win
ston's memory a special delegation
was named to attend the funeral as
representing the State of North Car
DINA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
A Blow to Greece

The untimely and unexpected death
of the aged Premier John MetaXas OF
Greece will be a blow to Greek for
tunes in the war. Perhaps more than
the outside world knows. his n
SEPARATION as a leader and his ability
as a statesman and soldier have con-
tributed to successes that ave been
achieved against Mussolinis armies
first on Greek territory and then IN
Albania when the Greeks hurled the
Italians back in Their attempted in
Vasion.
Metaxas died at a time when Italian
resistance has shown rather definite
signs of Stitfening and the Greek d
vance has to some extent been slowed
down. His loss may IN a measure al
feet the morale of soldiers at the
front.
But the Greek cause is greater and
more important than the influence OF
n one man. Always it is unfortunate
for any country if it has a leader VINO
is Indispensable and who cannot be
replaced if and when the time comes
to pick a new standard-bearel.
King George has lost no time IN
putting a new leader at the helm. mat
in itself is encouraging and IS warn
ing to all the world that Greece IS
prepared to carry on, determined 10
apply every resource and every energy
in winning a lasting freedom. Free
men everywhere will applaud that
spirit and will be the more eager 10
cheer the cause and to len assls-
lance whenever and wherever posi-
ble.
Death of Premier MetaXas Is never
theless ueplorable. His able general
shin of the shlp of state and OF armies
in the field produced results that
were gratifying to all pc = eS who are
resisting aggression
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
ANSWERS.


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

or adjacent to or within two hundred
feet of any State highway.
$500 where such place of business
Is located more than two hundred
1eet and less than four hundred feet
from any State highway.
Sl0O where such place is located
more than 400 and less than GOO feet
from any state highway.
And only $40 where the business
- .~,u.tu Hule IMAM 600 feet away
from any state highway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
Note In Contrast

,t. .l.. l.,,r. IL.
','''''
- =" 'et2''
tIr ,. =, \ >t, Ca,n.
lima 10000 soda Ielkers at Sl0 d
week; but cant and 5000 skilled
craftsmen 4oi y''S P'S my gov q
Aner an ISM, -,hc old. old story
Visa, thor. ~.lu4v.. Iu. ho.n md
.L,.,,u will H.. nb.,,v .,f room at
,ho ,a,o Da.,.. -, r>,1ain too At
Io.., mar. v.,y braa-founths of
,na ..,. .a. lad ,rn,,,d nv
-, ~ .a.. .,b.,. ,na-f.rtb wv
owl ,.r,. H.. ,. ,f humanity
,I,.,,. .,,5 yurrhleo Isn't
, ,l.. ,n,o...,, with this
Nd .n., .,h,r ,,o v,be,a-
N-ar;n, +od,v tine
a.o.+o.. ,,.,,v ,f ,-,o,,n,. that ever
- .,4 ,,aaa. tho e,,r ,.a-
,.o ,. ,,, ,,lv T., bano
.,.,,,d .,,d o.,i+ fu,. the
=. ,,ka II r,.,,o those who have and
DIVA ~ IN those who have not And
u.a ,,, 600 ., ,,aflectinn af this sit
.,io,-i, tho biob nressl,r4 Methods
oa,ln,ad Inv ,,unn,jtias in attenlpts
af,o, .,~onn..rr]-t TO ra>-ish public
.,.a.e5,.as ,o. tba4,. own selfish in
,a,ast and beoafi+9
tho basis nf Dean Harrel-
o,,, co,,nIaiot i'm his address 10 an
,d,l, odrcational orn,,n IN Ra]eieh.
o,,olay Woo ba,.e develoned
.o,.,,.a ,,ftnasy toward the hapnv-
,,ol.,. v,,v nr life. IN shor, . set
- ro,,f,ux s~i,,il,r 70 that which the
....Id j.. +,ld ovis,ad in France d,r-
,o ,ba fou. vao,,s before the fan of
.,.. ,,,h1ic and which is ranidlv
~ ao ,o that same end and
e,. ,,d ,r;u nc certainly take MS
, thu, tho SIM viii, rise TO-
,o,.ou. we come to
o,d .e,e,se o,lr course.
. +,,,b ;s that we have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
HENDERSON, IN C) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 141

can regain the stamina and determi-
nation oil our toretathers who found
ed tins nation, and can acquire
something OF the perspective of
those men we are pleased to classify
lis the great, We may expect the
ratio ut soda jerkers and skilled
craftsmen - remain about as it is
nov.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30
WANT ADS
IT McCOIN

OFFICES FOR RENT McCOIN
Building-cen,er of business-no
stairs to climb-fireproof building,
heat, light, and janitor service fur
nished. Apply Eric G.. Flanagan,
McCoin Building. thurS-tf
\. HEALTH FACTOR NOT TO BE
Observation-Disclosures scientific dry
cleaning destroys all germs. Phone
AGA. Valet Cleaners and Dyers.
27-3ti
JOHNSON FLOOR WAX SPECIAL,
| ID. can. 59c: Belts cleaner for
walls, woodwork, floors and rug
shampoo, half gallon, 81. Watkins
Hardware Co. phone rs. 30-2tl
FOR SALE SHELVING, MAHOG-
any counters, tables and show
cases in store 10Y occupied by
Henderson Book Co. See w. c..
Gates. Agent for owners 29-2ti
FOR RENT: FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished rooms. Telephone BIS.
Mrs. Roy Co<ill. 29-tf
ONE SPECIAL RACK OF DRESSES
in odd sizes and colors, former
values to $3.50, to close out at
Sl.O0 to So. 95. Arlene's. 29-2ti
ONE GROUP OF SILK AND WOOL
dresses, all this seasons styles to
60 at half price. All other fall and
winter dresses, coats and hats
greatly reduced, Arlene's. 29-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Din ugcee IN Great Britain show a
considerable decline-neWs item. Ma
t|uraiIy. with nightly air raids going
on there Is no sense in staging a
family ruN-the neighbors can't hear
you
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

y Pennsylvania city plans TO put
up a balloon barrage TO drive away
s,arlug-. Won't work if the birds
,..u OUT to be Woodpeckers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

Ildu> Dumbkopf expresses regret
that ASCAP doesn't also control all
the Did .adio jokes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

PROTECT YOUR FLOORS WITH
Devoe's marble floor varnish. 1t
resist the hardest kind of Wear and
Will not chip OF crack. Phone 80.
Alex S. Watkins. Bolt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-30

If YOU WANT SATISFACTION IN
your next plumbing job let us do
the work. We know how 10 do
plumbing work that will give you
service with minimum repairs. J.
G.. Wheeler, Jr., phone 37S or
8l2-J. 30-3tl