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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23
. NATIONAL.
 SPOTLIGHT
Filthy Portions From Capitals Potpourri
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington
 COrresnOmdemt

Some of the so-called "liheral blo:" men in Congress have been looking over the makeup of. the new Congress which win convene in January and they come up with the information that this new Con- gress, in the House of Representa- tives at least, will be two-to-one conservative.
 To these liberal congressmen the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23
Washington Merry Go-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Me Ameon Soomons Motives PoeIon-ond Hunt Heods;
 Marines Make Buddes Who Suffered Under Npponese; British Ties South Pacific Being Weakened by U S. Inuenee Leader Gets Astonishing Response Union Now Idea in Midwest Marines the soomons another little their credit pat heir chests dSay: Me Annercan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23
A Thought for Today

Q give thanks, unto the Lord; for He Is good; for His mercy endureth for ever.-Chronicles l6:34.
 Open Thy gate of mercy, gracious God My soul flies through these wounds to seek out Thee.-ShakcSpeare.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23
Whats Your I.Q.?

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to back page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-23

Copyright, 1942. by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1942-11-29
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS,
NEW YORK.

THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE MOVING
TO NEW YORK SEE
HUDSON GARDENS,
221th-212S HENRY HUDSON PKWY
Close to city comforts in suburban sur
roundings beautiful river view, modern,
soundproof, freproof apartments; stream
lined kitchen. colored-tile bath: ample free
day and night parking; private bus to
school and subway; 3 and 6 rooms, 2
baths; at attractive rentals
NEHR1NG BROTHERS INC. WA. 7-41lO
COLORED-WANTED2 , ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. 3 in family. or two unfurnished
rooms. Call Sunday Franklin 5000.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Greenwich Forest Section

. rooms, 2 baths. 4 b.r. and ! bath,
second floor; one. bedroom and bath on
1st floor; thoroughy reconditioned on lot
100xl37, all fenced; can be used for .
families: will lease for one year at S175
per month. For further details see MR..
NYCE. POI Investment Building, 10Th and
K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
IN ROCK CREEK ESTATES

AAN AsOOAA NAtA1AJAA Io n CO.
Just off 18th st-9-room stone house on
beautifully shaded lot: very large living
room with sunroom adjacent, center hall,
throuehout: bedrooms. > baths on second
floor; bedrooms. | bath and storage room
in garage, rear porch screened: maids
room. and bath. On lease at $3.50 per
month. Seen by appointment only. Call
MR. NYCE DI 5000
Evening star., 1942-11-29
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing d Storage Co. Taylor 293..
MOVING AND STORAGE, HAVE
AVAILABLE ROOM 20 LOADS.
Clean, economical storage: reasonable
rates: paddcd vans; local moving Phone
ME- 2042 Manhattan Storage e. Transfer
Evening star., 1942-11-29

LOVELY, LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable
| or gentlemen: excellent car service to
Navy Yard and city. Hobart SAT-.
LARGE ATTIC SPACE private home,
available for storage: approximately 3
rooms reasonable 1928 3Sth st. Sc.
LU. 1905.
1910 gard RD, N, Arlington, Va-Three
rooms; near bus.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
INDIAN SPRING. MD.

Close to District line l block to bus line.
Newly completed detached. asbestos shin
gled BUNGALOW, large rooms. tiled bath.
built-In tub. shower, modern kitchen, large
lot, full basement: exclusive section. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO.. 915 New York
Evening star., 1942-11-29
dn2 TAXInP CT

N1iIV O1111OC, WD.
Detached brick. 6 rooms. baths, full
basement, oil heat: convenient to stores
and transportation: $3.50 monthly FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., els New York
Evening star., 1942-11-29
RT.AGDEN AVE NV

bLhODEN AVE. INV.
Massive stone mansion in beautiful Rock
Creek Park setting; huge bedrooms >
baths on second floor . large rooms and
bath on 3rd floor: living ROOM dining room.
library, kitchen, buffers pantry on first
floor; recreation room. 2-car garage. 3 Are
places, oil heat: imm ediate occupancy; $3.50
CALL MR., FARR SH. 1890
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL
Evening star., 1942-11-29
1894 42nd ST NV

Newly remodeled, detached, rooms 9
baths, fun basement, garage, lovely loca-
t1on; convenient to stores and vansporta- =
Evening star., 1942-11-29

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Under suitcase. New house, 1
bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 maids rms.
with bath; fully furnished; near
by Chevy Chase; 2-car garage;
$3.50 per mo. Call MR.. HAR-
RINaTON, Executive 1776.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS UNEURNlSHEp.

ELDERLY LADY desires housekeeping
room or room with kitchen privileges in
North Arlington. Phone Glebe 05S2.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

T911 18th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished; rooms, . baths: del
and lavatory on frst floor; detached ga
rage. recreation room. oil heat; $I75.0t
-. J. sREgN1NoER & SONS; 500
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Rms, sele. or dhle, extra large; refned
men only; stoker heat and hot water. 4030
Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Md. toppos. San
itary Com Bldgl. Warfeid obi
Evening star., 1942-11-29

GOVT LADY Will SHARE LANCE eTU.
do room. bedroom, kitchsnetta With ~
dned lady, $26. TR. GAS.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

1918 BUCHANAN ST, Hyatts.. Md-1st
h.-Lge.. bright rnn Semi-bath; breakfast
and laundry privilege, See ewes. 30+
ARLINGTON, VA-Front bedroom, lst
hoor, next bath; gentleman. jackson
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Nearby Suitland: rooms and bath,
automatic heat electric refrigeration; ]
block to bus; new-houSe condition S55
per month Call Mr.. Altman. FIR 1904
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC, 1924 14th st. NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

trouble at Troy by clipping with Helen, trem-
bled at facing the vengeful Greeks in hand
to-hand duel, daring only to snipe at them
with his bow and arrow.
The Orthodox Greek Church, the orthodox
Jewish Rabbs and other leaders wear thick
heavy whiskers In parts of German-occu-
pied Europe, thousands have refused to
shave, though they knew it meant identified
ton and assassination the first time they
were seen by a Naz
Even this irreverent age has not been
able entirely to strip the beard of its sug-
geston of piety, religious learning, deep
thinking and serious aloofness from the I'M
dgnified frivolites of life. The Mohamme-
dan still swears by the beard Of his prophet
Men grow boards for wide variety of
reasons In the past century, for instance.
many men in England went in for boards Just
because Prince Edward set the style Then
there are those spite" boards, such as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

are patrioticaly responding to the demand
And what are the soldiers and sailors doing?
You will find the answer growing on the
faces of Lieutenant Commanders Admirals,
petty officers and yeomen Many plain sea-
men, armen. officers and enlisted person.
mel of all branches Of the armed forces have
sworn not 70 shave until they get at least one
submarine, seaplano surface vessel tank or
other enemy equipment, on which they have
set their hearts
Some have surmised that this tendency Of
modern warriors to put on their tme-hon-
ored facial uniform is due to the impressive
performance Of the Russian soldier
But in the last war when the Russian
army was even more given TO whiskers it
did not do so we'll Also. Hitlers shivering
Nazis sprouted not only toothbrush mustaches
like Der Fuehrer, but also heavy boards to
keep their faces from freezing in that disas-
trous Winter. But even total whiskers didn't
help them much
The Lombards tLongbeards) attributed
their military prowess to their remarkable
face-lengtheners. In the Roman Senate
the unshaven Cato" Illuminated against the
"effeminate habit" creeping into the Rome of
his time, of shaving. He prophesied that calam-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18


and the navies, phenomenon probably
- of deep psychological Importance.
In Shakespeares day most every man grew
a beard, If he could but the soldiers must
have been the biggest and best of all or the
great dramatist would not have mentioned il
the outstanding feature of the profession
II had always been that way from earliest
times male not considered a he
man until he was no longer a 'beardless
youth
Other things being anywhere near equal,
woman preferred TO marry a man with
whiskers. so her rivals could not call her
cradle snatcher' and everyone knows that
the military mans conquests. on the battle
field were nothing compared TO those under
the apple tree.
All that had changed by the time Of the
first World War. when the boys in the
trenches shaved even under difficulties
Among the learned professions one of
the last to sacrifice his whiskers was the
doctor Patients do not like to trust their
lives to kid doctors" and the best way for
a young NJ II. 10 look old and experienced is
! TO conceal his youth behind as much hairy
camouflage he can raise. though not go
quite as far AZ hatry-faced Hippocrates
father OF medicine.
But surgeons at Johns Hopkins Hospital
spoiled the idea by calling boards and whisk-
ers germ junges"
Other surgeons in defense of their boards
invented sterilized gauze masks but the day
Of the doctors beard was gone, almost as
much as his old horse and buggy Propa-
ganda was heard everywhere, in the form of
such wisecracks as the following:
"A humpback is misfortune. a club
foot is a deformity. but whiskers are
mans own fault"
Whoever or whatever was behind this
persecution of the whisker woman accepted
the revolution as a new style. whether she
liked ii or not, just as man accepts womans
styles, even IL he thinks 'em hideous.
II is probably not without significance
that while man was stepping out from be-
hind his facial underbrush woman do
ing something quite the equivalent
She not only bobbed her "crowning glory"
but discarded her fluffy ruffles' feminine
clothing for severe. mannish-tYpe attire. even
getting into trousers at the slightest provo
cation. Going beyond that, she discouraged
her natural curves as much possible.
Having won her emancipation and the
right to be herself she seemed bent on be-
coming an imitation of man Perhaps she
might have put mans discarded whisk-
ers but this was beyond science.
The bearded lady in the side show owes
her profitable countenance to some peculiar
ity Of her ductless glands. which secrete GER
tain discriminating hormones that normally
belong only in the masculine system. Pre-
-sumably- way-could- be-f found te-eaHse- a
similar alteration in normal glands.
But there seems no danger of that Woman
wears the pants but does not covet the whisl-
ers, and already the pendulum is swinging
the other way.
Recently newspapers have called attention
to protests from boys at training camps. These
have asked their girl visitors TO wear the most
feminine clothes they own because the young
soldiers are fed up on the sight of women in
uniforms and especially in trousers. The girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

ties woHld follow and they did. In its wake
came the Caesars. the irresponsible dicta-
tors of that day, decay of indvdualism and
the collapse of the Roman Empire under the
attacks of bearded barbarians.
II was not only the haircut Delilah gave
Samson while he slept but the once-over on
his beard, whiskers and mustache' which
robbed the Biblical strong man Of his strength
It is perhaps no miracle that the shame OF
waking up to find himself looking like a
beardless youth took the heart out of him.
The beard has always been an emblem of
holiness and wisdom strength of character
as we'll as Of muscle. Priests of ancient
times Egyptians and Chinese leaders of
church. state and school wore huge boards
When a woman became Pharaoh of Egypt
she had to wear false beard
Homer's heroes were mostly bearded like
the pard' but not Paris. That classic lounge
lizard and panty-waist, who caused all the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
The Taxable Beard-Peter the
Great Collected a Tax On His
Subjects Whiskers and Made
Them Wear the Receipt to
Prove II.

Then soldier, full of strange oaths and
bearded like the pard seeking the bubble
reputation, even in the lannon's mouth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
ShdkeSpea
BY CHARLES GODDARD

- EARDS are coming back in the armies
and the navies, a phenomenon probably
~ of deep psychological Importance.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Germany Puts Limits
On New Furniture

Furniture manufacturers In Ger
many have had their styles cramped
By oncial Berlin DEGREES, and are
looking forward to . drab era. The
variety on which they prided them
selves Is gone for at least the dura-
ton. Sc.
Instead Of making many items,
such - beds. easy chairs, kitchen
cabinets and tables, each factory
has been ordered to limit Its output
to furniture for Z single type OF
Eom-hving room, bedroom Or
kitchen.
To add TO their artistic grief,
manufacturers are permitted to
work On only two models OF each
item, one for each Of two author
tied price classes. All luxury furni-
tune b banned.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

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:as pelssss 8 sIooms.rdsf.; s.,as.Is; e: sprlns. S
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NV. and Ekta Beram, 90. 1919 Fla. ave.
ne; thu Rev: solomon Il. Metz
Alfred j. French, "a. e04 K Ut. NV, and
EAea =. Haum' II; Seat Pleasant, Nd;
Lewis W. Wise, 80, and Alma " Aaher
both Of Baltimore; Judse Robert :.
chares K Flow. 20; 1929 5th st. NV,
and Agnes I. Smith, 19. 1l35 9th ct.
Charles T. Mckay 10, 125 Carroll 1t. Sc,
and nadge z. Lucas: 16, 1873 Irving st.
NV; the Rev Paul r, Repetti.
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NV the Rev. Stephen Koran. al
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Prince Georges Boys Club
Canvass Starts Tomorrow

Auxiliary police units from Mount
Rainier, Hyattsville, Colmar Manor
Green Meadows and Greenbelt
tomorrow will open a house toulouse
campaign to help raise $4,000 for
the Prince Georges County Police
Boys Club.
With approximately so men avail
able for each days work. the aux
iiaries plan to cover the entire
county before October II. the last
day Of the drive.
s Although 4 complete report on
total funds collected has not vet
besn made, approximately $2,5o0
hAs been turned In to the treas
urer. The majority OF this amount
va raised At the banquet opening
the drive.
Further returns are expected at A
meeting tonight and will be re-
corded on . huge thermometer to
be erected in front Of the County
Service Building, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. la,U, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuH days and
Yeceire their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
PilIOW.Back
LOUNGE CHAIR
$l0.S5

Regularly Much More
There's nothing like a new
chair to give life to a room.
Large comfortable seni-loose
pillow back chair with a loose
spring filled cushion. Roll
arms, deep coil spring in
base. Covered in wine or blue
cotton tapestry.
THE PALAIS koYAL. yoURfH FLOOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Toxic Arrives
Wednesday Night

While all eyes will be on Torger
Toxic when the celorful little
champion whistles down the inrun
in the Pacific Northwest ski jump
ing championship event at the sno-
quslmie ski bowl Sunday, hoping
TO see a new American record es-
tablished. there Is better than
good possibility that one Of the
Northwest leapers may prove 10 be
a dark horse winner Of the tourna-
ment. according 10 Hank Jacobsen.
president OF the Seattle SKI club.
sponsoring the event.
Proceeds from the event will 20
toward the Red Cross war fund
Toxic viii arrive from New York
by plane Wednesday evening 10
defend MS national title
Among tho high fliers possibly
capable Of dislsncing Toxic are
syerre Friedheim. Washington Ski
club. top man Of the L. S olympic
team in 1896. Central T. S. Ski
association champion IN 1899. and
winner Of the Zone Jumping
championship At Beaver lake this
year: Arndt Ofstad. Seattle Ski
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Spectator Interests
Well Cored-for

Planned as much for the spec
tator as for the skier. Tacoma
Day AT the mountain" will offer
much in sheer entertainment.
Young and old alike will be able
to SIT or stand on the side lines
while daring kanonens dash over
the slopes Of Alta Vista in the an
nual races Sunday afternoon. For
the first time in the Northwest.
the mems slalom will he a double
affair. two racers running on par
allel courses at the same time and
providing double thrills for the
onlookers.
Although active skiers fare well
in light weight mountain toys.
spectators have been advised to
dress warmly and to wear over
shoes Of some sort. II favorable
weather conditions continue. II
will be possible for non-skiers
and skiers alike TO drive virtually
to the doors of Paradise Inn.
above which the course will be
set.
Drivers will be required TO
carry chains but will probably
need to use them only above
Narads Falls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

To open the evening at $50
o'clock two sound movies Of ski
ing will be shown-"High School
of Skiing" and ski symphony"
AT that time main doors Of the
inn will be locked TO avoid con-
Eestion during the coronation.
Late corners Will use the ski room
entrance.
The coronation professional
will begin at oils with the annual
Queens Ball" following in the
inn. The entire program will be
broadcast over local stations.
Bright and early Sunday morn
ing the queen and her court will
don their skis to prove their
mettle as hickory opponents. The
fact that all three of the royal
trio know their way around on
skis is really worthy of note
since in the past ski queens have
been noted for beauty alone. This
year both beauty and skiing abili-
ty are rightfully claimed by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Eleventh Annual Ski Coming Week End Paradise


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Argentina Agrees
To Compromise

CONTINUED From Page onel
would permit the American re-
publirs 10 submit, the severance
resolution 10 = referendum ~ the
cabinets and congresses 81 their
respective countries. thus giving
zach country freedom NJ setion
but achieving q unanimous vote on
the measure In The conferences 81
foreign ministers.
One conferences source ~
plainsd that the sriEiasI
resolution would have required
tho approval Of the Amsfissa
governments snyhsw.
n was believed that chile slso
would sgrss 10 the reported com.
promise rather than remain ths
Ions holdoui. inaampeh 80 chllsan
objections 20 the original Fssolu.
ton ~sre similar n thnss Of
Argentina. In chllsn case ths
domestic political situation u
complicated ~ the presidshtiai
campaign terminating nth the
Fsb. elections.
Before the compounds ~ss re-
ported. drastic attempts vefs
made BY some delegates 10 force .
showdown on the resolution Both
Argsntins and Chile mad josnea.
xfth reservations. IN the sconoHIe
and solidarity projects While hold
M oft against a break IN rsla-
tions with The ska.
Thsr.daf eas regarded ~
the dssdIins foe sn nasaisise-
cal yss sr no "a sss re-slstlsa.
After thai. the sthsf 10
Amsrisss repsbiia. siiI sp
pross n saa kt Arssstias
and Chiis &c thssr ssts 10
lsslaiisn from tbsif ssigs-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Queen Mary Thomas to Rule;
Coronation Ball on Saturday
Yeorly Tocomo Day Championships to
Be Staged Sunday Over Novel Courses

All the regal splendor day in will be mustered
Saturday evening Paradise Inn when petite Mary Thomas
Stadium senior crowned Queen Mary the First ruler of
the Tacoma Winter Sports Carnival Her attendants sharing
the spotlight will be PrnceSses Margaret Johnson Of the
College of Puget Sound and Juanta Daniel of Lincoln high
school.
Earlier in the evening members Of the committee will
gather for informal banquet honorng the three girls
spacious Paradise Inn dining room.
Against lighted indoor snow they will be crowned
by Mayor Harry CAIN unless he detained longer than
is anticipated in the Jean Paul King will officiae at
the ceremony which according to the committee chairman
Barney Elliot will be a solemn and impressive sight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Y. M. B. c. 10 Meet
Ski Royalty

In their annual custom. mem
bers u the Young Mems Eusinsas
club viii entertain the Tac0ma
Winter sports Carnival queen and
prinesssss 81 their regular FRIDAY
luncheon - the Winthrop hotel
Queen May. Princess nargafsi
ano Princess Jusnits NIii - pre-
ssntsd ~ tns carnival chairman.
Barney Elliot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

will 20 the traditional Tacoma
Times perpetual trophy and wrist
watch he may keep and 10 the
top feminine skier the Rhodes
Brothers perpetual trophy and =
wrist watch for her very qgn.
Last year the coveted hnnors went
10 John Thompson a Seattle lad
who now skis under the Universe.
y Of washington's purple and
gold banners. and Bette Munger
Amiek Of Seattle.