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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
CONSULTANT HAS
A SOFT HEART

Anyone who talks to Gladys Mil
Ter five minutes can see she has a
soft heart-and all those appeals
from puzzled, striving homemakers
struck and called for action.
On the spot Miss Miller handed
out hints for chintZ closet curtains
to harmonic with dressing tables
and for kitchen screens ard Grapes.
Back in Washington she is still
drawing up plans for new devices
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28

Because it causes freer perspira-
tfon, the evaporation of which has
a cooling effect, hot tea is more
cooling than ice cream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
Caroline
Chatfield

Says Today
Title Registered, U. S. Patent once
DEAR MISS CHATTIELD

DEAR MISS CHATFIEID
family everything they want and ask questions
You'd think this would be but 1t isn't
their homes had
chose would chose The children
SO left
children their evening
loneliness
with can't It,
HUSBAND
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28

less closest and kitchens-economy
measures in most defense houses.
She found those who bemoaned the
lack of an entrance hall. And when
1t came to advice on dressing tables
she found demand was 100 per
cent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
CAROLINE CHAITTEID.

ny
AZ held in confidence Write Chatned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28

with coltan Fred Fahr to that his warn
olorsh the
families
b. houses friendly Gladys dis
ndls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28

U.s..
Fleeing this lovely quilt will be coou job for February days The
primrose flower
yellow
colors-yellow or
n a a make
quilt either these
You'll need 48 blocks
square quilt
complete No
TERN NUMBER Anne Cabot Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
Household Hints
WOMAN,S REALM
Uncle Sam, Home-Builder, Now Becomes
Interior Decorator for Defense Workers
PBA HOWE-PLANNlNG CONSULTANT
MAKES 'QUICK' HOUSES MORE LlVABLE
X X X
BY ELEANOR RAGSDALE
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

washngtonUnce Sam drifting into the decoration field
through
closely connected that inevitably leads the other With 9O5OO family
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
ANSWER:

ANSWER:
Friend, married lived a
behaved
and
nothing
is problem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
DRAFTING THE
LIVING ROOM

But now a girl Is going to need
the living room-cleared OF the fam
ily-when she has date. And she
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28

nothing right about whole
problem
family And
life to the wishes OF the that
OF should have long begun
occasionally when you wanted uo and wife when SIN
But
Sderaion of the other 1T will be
Can't the two be Even
instead together though
mantle attachment for on
smoothly and pleasantly for pair will sit
what the
icialy socially,
II will behave a
out scheme that deprive
home
way around wife will realize that she's change
die Now
while kicking be
the obligation that devoes
ment along with the
Evening star., 1942-03-24

blast out Of the Ky. Lawlor should
collect many such slms-because
his wife thinks he Is the greatest
flyer in the world.
HE always was considered = hot
pilot in his tighter squadron aboard
the Saratoga" said Mrs. Lawlor.
"Once during maneuvers In the Pa
cific he set his disabled land plane
In the water right alongside Z bat
tleship which was carrying the Sec
retary OF the Navy. But Navy dying
then wasn't exciting enough for
him"
Lawlor Joined the Navy a. an
Evening star., 1942-03-24
inr, Want to hear from YOU"

ing3 Want to hear from YOU"
One message regarding finance
disclosed Lawlor had reached the
ace status. It said:
Bonus for five Japs will arrive
next month"
Lawlor's group, although over
whelmingly outnumbered in every
engagement, has registered . series
Of victories since last December
when the Japanese began their drive
on Rangoon.
Paid $500 a month q . retainer,
the A. v. G. flyers receive Z $500
bonus for every enemy plane they
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Basil Hatfield Dies

LIBERTY, Tex, March "a R.-
Basil Muse Hatfield. 70-year-old ad-
venturer who was . candidate for
the United States Senate in last
summers special election, died yes
terday. He was . British ofncer In
the Boer War, fought in the Span
ish-American War, built railroad
in Russia, developed oil fields in the
Orient and was associated with Pan
cho villa in Mexico.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
A. v. 6. Pilot Hopes to Get Rich
From Bonuses for Telling Jups

Lindsay, jr., to whom he relates in
matter-of fact and expensive cable
messages every two weeks his activi-
ties as q flying tiger" of the Ameri-
can Volunteer Group, Chinese Air
Force.
Occasionally, the messages are
intermingled with family gossip,
such as the one which read:
"Shot four Japs. Is Lindsay walk
Evening star., 1942-03-24

Federal securities were subject to
the State tax on inheritances.
These bonds are not % except
ed. 80 The Maryland inheritance
tax therefore applies to them," he
held.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Jommed Siren Sounds OFF

LOS ANGELES, March "A R.-
Sirens screamed at the Terminal
Island Naval Base today and for
three minutes people wondered II it
were real war raid alarm. BY
that time, however, mechanics had
the jammed things silenced.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
War Bonds Held Subject
To Inheritance Tax
3, tie Associated Press.

., tFe EbSocltteu fIeSB.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Attor-
ney General william G. Walsh ruled
yesterday that jointly owned United
States Defense bonds are subject to
the Maryland inheritance tax.
Mr.. Wash's opinion was handed
down In response to . question by
John H. Bouse, Baltimore City reg
iSter Of wills.
The attorney general held that,
unless expressly exempted by statute
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Nv tAe Associated rress.

~ tNe Associated fress.
SAN DIEGO. Calf, March a.
Frank Lindsay Lawlor, n, who re-
sisned as q naval aviation ensign
last September to seek excitement,
has found it in Burma and hopes
70 get rich at the expense Of the
Japanese.
Behind him he left his 20-year.
old wife, and their small son, Frank
Evening star., 1942-03-24

aviation cadet in August, 1888. He
came TO San Diego the following
year from Pensacola, Fla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
She Fears Constant
Quorrelling Is
Stumbling Block to
Marriage
How Should She Begin the
New Year?
TodaY's Case
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentiemen Of the
Jury; For two years ! have been
going with q boy i love dearly and
I know he loves me. yet we just
can't seem to get along. 1 doR't
recall . week which didn't end up
In some kind of quarrel. i am not
blaming him entirely for many
times the quarrels have been my
fault. But I see other couples who
don't quarrel and continually fall
into arguments all the time.
Sometimes, after a real bad
quarrel. I feel a. IL had aged ten
years. The next day we kiss and
make up. then a few days later
1t happens again and one or the
other Of US has to swallow our
pride and call up for forgiveness.
/ could be happy all my life with
this boy only fer that. but the
oftener this happens the more
doubts I have about our marriage
being Q success. ] hate married
people who fight ell the time. II
/ try to break off with him II is
going to take all my courage and
viii power.
Do you think / should break of
with this boy even though II Is
going to cause US both unhappi-
ness Per.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

dend arrears: may do something
early this year.
Ohio Oil held as initiation hedge
as long as congress delays price
fixing legislation Lone star
Cement to show 81 for 1el1
Florsheim Shoe benefits from in
creased public spending power /.
National Acme operating full time
on war requirements; same goes
for all machine and tool makers
T. Merchant Calculating Ma
chine to show about 81 for 1871
/. Liquid Carbonic switching
bulk of production for war re-
quirements.
Crucible Steel operating fun
time solely on war needs: Com
pany faced by higher taxes, wages
and raw material costs -. Inter
chemical management to continue
liberal dividend policy Bulk
of Chicago Pneumatic Tools oper-
atoms war work Atchison
preferred held for yield High
er taxes and operating costs will
reduce net income of gold pro-
ducers; price Is fixed by govern
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
n eedy antilles
Received Gifts
Dy yik4Mf HATlo

A vote of thanks Is due Tacoma
citizens who so generously par
ticipated In the activities Of the
social service exchanges Christ
mas bureau, set up for the purpose
Of seeing to it that all needy fam
lilies are cared for at Christmas
and no Implications are made, &C
cording to Mrs. G. s. Cortelyou.
Christmas bureau president.
Due to the efforts of 70 indi-
viduais and clubs. 53s needy fami-
lies had q bountiful and merry
Christmas." said Mrs. Cortelyou.
Because these donors checked
with the bureau to make sure that
no one else was caring for the
family in which they were inter-
ested, we prevented well over 200
Implications according to our
records. This made 1t possible to
spread the efforts Of donors over
q much broader field, and because
Of the investigations made by the
bureau. each family cared for was
given gifts to fit their own needs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Harry S. Pearson
Vice President

Promotion of Harry s. Pearson
70 vice president Of the Pacific
National Advertising agency IL an
nounced by william H. Horsley.
president Of the company.
Pearson. who Is widely known in
local advertising circles, has been
associated with the Pacific Ma
tional Advertising agency since
1855. Since 1870 he has been
actively engaged In advertising
and sales work in California and
Seattle For several years, in add
ton TO his work as production
director of the agency. he has
taught classes In advertising In the
Y. NJ. c. A. and at Edison yocs-
tionai school.
This promotion" Horsley
stated. is in line with the policy
OF the company TO recognize eff
Gent work upon the part Of its
executives"
Other officers Of the company
are H. o. Stone, secretary; ]. =.
Hiddieston. vice president: Eliza
beth w. Smith. treasurer, and
Harold r. Stone. vice president
and manager Of the Portland
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

The Fellowship Adult Social
Dancing club sponsored by the
park recreation dept. win reopen
on Tuesday night in the ball room
OF the Fellowship hall, Masonic
temple. So. and and ST. Heiens
ave.
Membership is open 10 any
adults over n years Of age and
they may join at any Of the Tues
day night sessions.
An instruction period Is provided
from 7 to s o'clock with the social
dancing program running from 9
until IL O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Income Tax
| Information

This is first of . series Of
short articles based on the
internal revenue code. Read
them daily in The Tacoma
Times.
WHO MUST FILE A RE
TURN Every single person hav-
ing a gross income Of $50 or
more; every married person. not
living with husband or wife. and
having a gross income OF $3.50 or
more: and married persons living
with husband or wife, who have an
aggregate gross income Of $500
or more.
WHEN MUST RETURNS BE
FILED? For the calendar year
1871. on OF before March ls, 1912.
For the fiscal year, on or before
the 18th day Of the third month
following the close Of the fiscal
year.
WHERE AND WITH WHOM
MUST INCOME TAX RETURNS
BE FILED? In the internal
revenue district In which the per-
son lives OF has his chief place of
business, and with the collector Of
internal revenue.
HOW DOES ONE MAKE OUT
HIS INCOME TAX RETURN Bv
following the detailed instruct tons
given on the income tax blanks,
Form 1040 and Form l040A top
tional simplified form).
WHAT r. THE TAX RATE? A
normal tax Of 1 per cent on the
amount Of the net income In excess
Of the allowable credits against
net income (psrsonal exemptions,
credits for dependents, interest On
obligations of the United States
and its instrumentalities, and
earned income credit) In the COM
putation OF the normal tax net
income; and q graduated surtax
on the amount Of net income in
excess Of the allowable credits
personal exemption and credits
for dependents) against net IN
come In the computation Of the
surtax net income.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
(suld Cleopatra Drink q Pearl
with Siomsth Ulcer Pains!

An Intriguing story Of Cleopatra Is the
Of two OF her pearls. whereepor shs
dropped one into . glass Of wine and
drank II. shs would hardy have dons
this had she suffered sfter-eating psins
those ~ho ara distressed with stomach or
ulcer pains. indigestion. Eas p&ins. heart
burn. burning sensation. biost ana other
conditions caused ~ excess aeie should Try
1Se hex Of ugcA rshiets. They mus;
help q money refunded AT drug rtores
sfer9NnerA &es.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Republicans to Meet
Eorly Next Spring

WASHINGTON - Republican
National Chairman Joseph w.
Martin said today the COP ma
tional committee would meet in
March or April to decide its
strategy In the 1912 congressional
election campaign.
Martin said q meeting Of state
chsirmen, originally scheduled for
Jan. II. probably would be held
at the same time The outbreak OF
war forced postponement Of the
session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Happy New Year Impossible
With Fear in Minds Of Men
Only Those Who Live According to God
Hove No Reason to Feor the Future
! TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON

Rev. n F. Mommsen pastor Of Trinity Evangelical Lu.
theran church. 1905 So ST. Sunday addressed the
ton on the sermon subject The Eternal Election and New
Year. n which he pointed out there be happy
year with fear and doubt and uncertainty fill the minds
and the hearts of humanity Excerpts from his sermon
follow:
There b no real Happy New Year. erecting when
uncertainty. doubt. and fear I'm the human heart.
Thousands
tne cheering ray Of real hope They only blurred
dak fure We have In mind the
without without hope in the world
There can Be happiness when the anxiety
uncertainty concerning ths future
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

Kew diffsrsat 10 IT, NV
yoas q tt CAriss1an! He En-
tors II jsyfully and securely.
He docs nst know wksthes 70
WIN bslng wealth. - poverty.
hoa1tA - s1e1mess. hener Or
disgrace, ME Or death, and yet
he b serene and calm In the
Word Of 0od - - found
1900 an1 rest; he b assured
II eternal salvAtios. Oar text
pictures aaa describes this
peace for ~. Therefore, csms
what may. the Christian 10
cay facss . truly happy rev
year.
Power 70 Garry On
This Certainty rssts on God'I
eternal election, and gives powel
TO carry On under Ill conditions.
We do not know In detail whal
the new year VIII bring. But W,
Do know that there win Be no lacl
Of sin and trouble. Change ant
decay will again be around US
Jesus says. "Ys shall weep anc
lament =. We shall have tribula
ton" But the Christian u moi
dismsysd - he considers the dan
gers. the trials. and uncertainty
which lis Immediately before him
He looks far beyond these tempo.
rary trsals and knows that al
things work together for good "a
them that love God"
oell1 Foundation
rhs certainty sf eur ulti-
nnate salvatisa b bssed spss
- unohangsable fsun1atiss II
0ed's eteFnai eoectisn.
Gods forsknowledgs IL not only
IN intellectual process. but q era.
cious foreknowing. whereby God
claimed " ~ his own from Ill
eternity and therefore engraved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
TIPS For Tired Eyes

1. Hold reading matter about IL inches
from face. 2. Avoid reading in poor
light. 3, After movies or driving, or
when eyes are overworksd. battle them
with Lsyoptik. Quickly soothes inflamed,
sore, burning. itching ana gr&nniated
eyeiids or money refunded. Thousands
praise II. IS years success. Get LsYoptik
today. At all drug stores adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

Gas Station Owner: No. About
40 years ago my wife and ! were
worrying about the same thing.
Pullman Conductor; No. but they
ought to get some sense in their
heads and get over that puppy
love business.
Reporter: Yes. They better
shake loose now. They've given
each other a good idea Of what
II viii be like ten years from now.
Housewife married two yean);
Yes. As long as she has doubts
she should break off now and see
II they do really love each other.
Housewife married I. years) /:
No. Quarrels are something that
can be corrected but love isn't
something you can find every day.
Housewife married 81 years) (:
No. I think that instead of break
ing up. as she suggests. this young
lady should work out a little plan
to get along without qusrreling.
II can be done.
Wine Salesman: No. It takes
two to make q quarrel.
Factory Foreman: Yes. II
they're going to fight all the time
they're better off breaking up be-
fore marriage than after.
Office Worker imam, No. She
probably wrote that letter right
after one Of their quarrels and the
two of them are probably back
kissing and making up already.
stsnegrapher; No. They sound
like lovers qusrrels to me. IL IL
were a real serious quarrel. that
would be different
Library Assistant: No, ! don't
think they should break up but
think they should stop seeing each
other for q few weeks.
Waitress; No. Quarreling and
making up Is a real test of true
love. II they didn't quarrel q lit
tie they wouldn't really love each
other.
Whenever possible the MASK
ed Jury win endeaver 10 give
the solution reached BY the
person submitting the prob
lem TO the Masked Jury. In
yesterdays problem - that Of
the child of divorce who asked
whether she should seek the
father she has never seen
the girl decided 20 visit him.
Copyright, 1922
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
CHILD FATALLY BURNED

BEAVERTON, Ore.-Dale Allen,
ga, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Allen, was burned to death late
yesterday in a fire which swept
the family home near Beaverton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
STANDS ON GATOR

Jack Haley has to stand on q
1--WE alligator in a shallow pool of
water for . laugh in Malaga"
Dorothy Lamour's new Paramount
jungle picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

our names In the Book Of Life and
made W His own In the eternal
council; for whom He foreknew.
He also did predestinate. Those
whom God from all eternity had
recognized a. His own He chose
and elected to be conformed to the
image Of His Son. From eternity
God had ''prsdestinsted us unto the
adoption of children" Eph. 81.
Can you conceive Of q more glori-
Gus New Years message?
Dan Not he Changed
Amid the present stormy trials
Of this wartorn world. when the
very foundations seemingly slip
away. you are built upon the solid
rock Of Gods eternal decree. You
have been made His child. No
matter what may happen to you,
child Of God. during the new year,
that predetermined will Of God
that you should be 'conformed to
the image OF Christ cannot be
altered. The enemies of your soul,
the trials Of life. the changer and
vicissitudes that come over you,
cannot alter Gods foreknowl-
edge and predestination. Because:
Whom He did predestinate, did
He also call" The Lord preached
the Gospel to you, has invited YOU
through His Word OF grace TO
come unto Him. This IL not an
empty call, for whom He called.
than he also justified" and whom
He justified them will He also
giorify."
God hes done virtually every
thing for you already, ana
through the same GOSPEL
through which He No brourht
you 10 faith He will also keep
yeu.
A New Road
Az we enter upon the new year.
we are taking . road which we
have not gone before. The future
Ia shrouded IN MYSTERY. God has
led US out Of the old year and bade
10 enter the nsw. II may bring W
days Of comparative ease. II may.
however, bring US into dark valleys
and lead US into rough mountain
paths. When days Of Adversely, of
sickness. Of financial reverses, Of
blasted hopes, Of sorrow and heart
aches. descend upon US. shall we
think that God has forsaken us!
BY no means. We are Gods elect.
we are heirs Of salvation. We viii
follow the leader and say: Jesus
suil lead on. till our rest be won!
And although the way be cheer
less. we win follow. calm and fear
less; we trust implicitly that In our
own instance all things must work
together for good. The blessed
certainty Of our salvation assures
us that. God from all eternity has
chosen US, all things that happen
to US only tend to carry out His
gracious plan. From this point of
view we are to consider the year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
TIE GENERAL
Trade Winds" by Schneider

eO ~ ooo0DD
NEW YORK; few corporate
officials and bankers admit that
some of the executives in Wash.
ington working on the war pro-
gram have done more than their
share to prevent certain indus
tries from going about on war
goods production. But. IL Ii said
these men are no more unpatriotic
than are the members OF congress
who are active In the farm bloc
and labor bloc to prevent price,
fixing.
This Is what the informsnts
mean: When Leon Henderson pegs
the price Of q commodity, II takes
no more than five minutes for q
group Of senators or representa-
tives to jump down his throat. de-
msnding that he lift the price to
q higher level. II Mr.. Henderson
threatens to fix wages, members
Of the congressional labor bloc are
at his throat: but, II American
tobacco lifts the price of cigarettes
to offset higher labor, commodi-
ties and tax costs. he demands
that the increase be revoked. He
has done so In many cases on
manufactured goods and congress
men say nothing.
The informants say that many
in Washington do not take this
war seriously; that some men are
still out for their own good play
ing the game Of politics. This IL
the time for a patriotic congress
to legisiate President Roosevelt
wartime power to Fix prices of all
commodities, goods, rents and
wages as Of a fixed date. The
president should openly demand
such action and show he IL not
playing politics. Warning: II this
Is not done, the nation is riding
high, wide and handsome into a
mess of postwar economic grief
that will take generations to cor
rect.
kEBUuTS - Private advices
from Washington predict that the
drastic rationing imposed on the
sale of civilian rubber goods will
soon be extended to other defense
items. Come what may. the nation
Ii at war and the public will make
all the sacrifices necessary.
The OPM plans to allow mate
riss for repair work will create
4 new line of industry in all in
dustries that produce civilian arti-
cles. A new field will be built up
Of rebuilt" and "reconditioned'
items. Because of the nation being
at war, the public will not expect
to get newly-made goods.
wARPLANES-As an answer to
the Italians. Naxis. and Japs. the
United States aircraft industry
produced more than $500. 00o. 900
Of supplies and warplanes in 1871.
That tripled the production of
1910. But that isn't all. Americas
aircraft order backlog now runs
to the buzzing tune of more than
Sc, 500. ooo. 900. Two years ago the
total was q mere $675. 900, 900.
And American planes have passed
the acid test of air warfare on all
European. and African fronts. The
Jsps viii soon learn that for them
selves.
REPORTS ARE THAT-Phelps
Dodge taken as initiation hedge;
low-cost metal producer United
states Smelling to show $3.50 fol-
year despite higher tax costs
Close to IS per cent Of Crane Co. :,
/ operations now defense work
Nickel Plate preferred has trading
following on SIS a share In divi-