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Show SE&N Home Heating Hints to John Barclay ffMifag H nwwt' DOESNT pay to neglect your r'heating plant when you know you have a good fire but the heat la below par. You run up fuel bills and make for yourself a lot of trouble and worry which could be avoided. There are literally dozens of things that make a sick furnace refuse to deliver sufficient heat,' and unless you are familiar with heating plants, it will pay you to call in a competent furnace man. For instance, the check damper may be placed wrong; the turn damper may be out of position; the regulator may need adjustment; there may be caked soot in the smoke-pip- e or on the heating radiators may be surfaces; wrongly pitched; draft may be partially choked; a loose bolt or a rusty joint may be wasting heat Those are just a few of the common things that can keep a furnace from delivering enough heat If you cannot locate the cause quickly and easily, dont take a chance on wasting fuel money. A service man will "spot the troik hie promptly and soon put your heating plant in comfortable, healthful, economical working order. Send for him immediately. as to equalize the competition between them and the big ones. Thus, he says, a long step could bo made in the direction of preventing the ONAL JAPITA Carter Field ) How long the present "breathing spell in the reform battle of the administration against business is going to last is one of the most important questions in Washington. Few observers believe that it is anything more than a strategic retreat Most of them believe that the offensive will be renewed, with fresh vigor, when the present business recession turns, as everyone hopes it soon will, into renewed . Washington. HOT-1- ? SEW fa-- Ruth fyeth Spears growth of monopolies. Actually his own Treasury department has proved to its own satisfaction from its own figures that the undistributed earnings tax did not bear to heavily on small corporations as on large ones. Actually most of the suggestions as to why the business recession had coma was aimed at big business concerns rather than small ones. Not This Session This administration eagerness to confine modification of the undistributed earnings tax is excellently illustrated aim in the statement made by Sen. Alben W. Barkley, Democratic leader, after a talk with the President Barkley said: "In my judgment we cannot act this session (meaning the short session) on proposals for amendment of the undistributed profits tax to correlieve new and debt-burden- W ashlngton. ' The best laid plana oastrated that the two taxes In question have been ruinous, especially of mice and men will go off at tangent, it seems, to the small business. It is equally Congreee even when one po- - true,' I believe, that business taukt s Balky litieal party is nu- - be given some consideration if 4t merically In su- ever is to get on a sound basis preme control of the national gov- again and that if ought to share aternment President Roosevelt called tention of legislators with labor congress Into extra session with leaders even though business has very definite objectives outlined, fewer votes. In any event, the burand he repeated them in his regular dens which the New Deal admittedly message on the state of the Union. has placed on business are serving He wanted crop control legislation ni the springboard for a part at the for relief of agriculture and he Democratic majority. They can wanted wages and hours controlled properly fight for these things and by federal statute for the relief easily be too busy to push the Presilabor. But congress, or a part of dent's program through. . it, has turned out to be a balky So the President's plans have gone mule. It has one foot out of the astray. They may remain that way, traces already and the driver or they may go even further, dehaving a lot of trouble to keep the pending upon how long the backanimal hitched. ward slide of business continues. Of The above is by way of saying one thing, you may be sure. Partly that scores of Democratic members through his own fault and partly of the bouse and many senators with the fault of the of adthrough seats on the majority side have visors with which he bas type surrounded come back from a summer on the himself. Sir. Roosevelt - does not hustings quite convinced that it is have the confidence- of as many not popular with the voters to be members of the legislative branch' rubber stamp. I do not mean by as he ; s formerly held. that statement that the President has lost control of his party machinIt is a little early to attempt a reery, or that he can not crack the whip and get things done; I mean port on prospects for the regular prosperity. porations. Some id the Capitol Hill leaders Contrast this with Senator George, Thumbtack Your Draperies who says: predict however, that even if business should blossom like the rose te a Board. "There can be no business renext summer the drive toward covery unless thorn who employ laT'O GIVE draperiea the emartly A tailored effect "planned economy will not be re- bor can retain some of their earnobtained by the sumed until after the election next ings to pay debts and to expand professional decorator, a valance November. A few even predict that operations. I am confident the conboard must be used. A straight it will not be resumed in full force gress will modify the provision imone by two inch board will be until after the Presidential election, posing the surtax on undistributed needed. A email finishing nail in though this seems less probable. Such earnings, and allow those earnings the top of the window casing near a long delay is not compatible with to be used by business in the intereach end and screw eyes placed the President's normal mental proc- est of the workers. near the top of the back of the - -- Romeesses. very yalance board will hold it in place Had it not been for the business not believe the President will insist as shown at A. '"Doth aide drapes recession there would have been a on the text of his first message. and valance may be thumbtacked fold around the ends of battle between congress and the They think it was almost purposely the haul to the board and then be quickly as C; then tack it alocl President almost as bitter, and put in general term. Certainly it ,t hung all at once by hooking the top stretching it just probably as significant, as that left plenty of loopholes. Even his enojfl screw eyes over the finishing that it over enlarging the Supreme court flat declaration against speculative I Think nails.' of the The vatathowmhere'u last winter. Congress was all set profits an old dogma of the New advantage on cleaning day! Just iift board and of glazed chintz and matchmS for revamping of the undistributed Deal doctrine was not specific. that Instead of having a few recalcisession at I ali off Jhe nails and take outside glazed chinta'bOTdwthat earnings tax, and the capital gains Service. On this is deter- trants within his own party to deal gress that con-- foL dusting. ledges of the side drape- -l tax, long before the business men mined to point congress ha now memhas and with, many, For Ward venes in January. tbe back in the districts and states be- losses overpermit the spreading of bers of congress are about like coydrapes to the glass curtains may be Yet, since it is board first as at at two To Live Is to Act least if not three full- - inside the window B, gan to blame the whole recession years, in clear ote their courage increases as quite evident there will be nothing frame opposition to the To live is not merely to breathe; on ness in flat pleats. arranging In making the bottom of the valance governmental interference with New Deal theory that their number increases. in the current session extra beyoni valance, allow enough material to it is to act; to make use of our business management and investlaving for a Every Homemaker shouMiJ It might be mentioned in passing crop control legislation if even that organs, senses, faculties of all ment trends. The business reces- rainy day merely makes it rain copy of Mrs. Spears' I believe we might look forward a that at least half a dozen Demothose parts of ourselves which sion simply strengthened this de- harder, and sooner. SEWING. Forty-eigbit. One pVgnJ of cratic now the of the members bouse bave evident things give us the feeling of existence. termination. p Again Soft Coal directions for mifel come back from home with plans is the position congress will take on Rousseau. in"Like the poor, the soft-coBut it also determined the Presislipcovers and dressing tabfal to run for their party's nomination relief for destitute and unemployed! dent to yield, at least in part and dustry is always with us," a high to the senate next year. The rea- I believe I see a battle coming-irestoring and upholstering chah'l WoTV-P to lay more emphasis on balancing administration official lamented at son given by those with whom I that direction. couches; making curtains teal the budget This in turn promises a little gathering of the best governy type of room and purpl have talked is almost the same in It bas been apparent during the less government competition with mental minds. each instance. The incumbent sen- last two Making lampshades, rugs, ofcl years that congress wa mans and other useful articles kl private business, particularly in the At present two agencies of the ator who is up for has dissatisfied .with-threlief system electric industry. the home. Readers wishing anil the interstate com- been too much of a New Dealer. built government, up by Secretary Ickes and the should send name and addin I "Our people are calling for somemerce commission and the bitumiTo Fight Again professional-- , reliever, Harry- - Hopnous coal commission, are not just thing besides rubber stamps. enclosing 25 cents, to Mrs. Soon I works The same battle will be fought progress administrator. 210 South Desplaines These potential senatorial candi- kins, to on this eye eye seeing terrifically St., Chkial The requirements, especially for the but the battleground will be differIllinois. dates have records showing opposient. The President haa retreated to important problem, intensified at have been Hopkins met machine, tion to the President in some vitally with what. has come to be celled a stronger position. Son James and the moment by the fact that the administration is straining every important New Deal policies while blank check, That Charley West Tommy Corcoran and nerve to .. , New Excuse business out of its supporting him in is, congress hasappropriations, I passed a bill Charley Michelson, will be found doldrums. get How did Policeman other phases of his program. acci- two billions or three bilbuttonholing senators and representdent happen? The No one National Coal association la ean say how for this lions or whatever was thought necatives to prevent modification from Motorist My wife fell asleep in movement will get, but anyone who essary by Mr. Hopkins. It was Indignant both at the boost in railgoing too far, rather than to prejust the .back seat. LIE SMILED and his hornets I road rates on observed coal bas in freight congresses as simple as that Congress had no already vent any modification at all. perform a place of happiness. I C., and at the other cases where the President was strings on the money, seldom was granted by the L And there may be no fight whatRastus was bemoaning Ms He smiled and the children re I InIn his second term can not dis- told a great deal of the details. It demand for a further present ever to force immediate power crease of INSIST ON GENUINE NUJOL about IS per cent. miss the circumstance as without was money to feed and clothe the wifes laziness te his friend. out of their way to greet him. I projects into the seven TVAs. In "Shes so lazy, ha .aid, "dat she. He smiled and his I It Is the usual prac- destitute. significance. The present increase, the associafact Sen. George W. Norris is alon Pat popcorn in de pancakes n business worked better tice for sitting members of the tions efofficials to "Is take that claim, some Now, out however, observers so they'll flop over interviews that his ready giving house and senate to stick close to think by dem- - any other place of employing: Mastery Over Self with the President on fect despite the evidence that high they detect a change. They selves. He smiled and his busineadl the Man who man would be must understanding as in President, rates are rail party coal leader, in believe they see signs that congress diverting that subject seems to be very diflarge ents and callers spoke well of ha I rule the empire of himself. ferent from what the President now tannage to truck transportation as his first term because they must will put an end to the blank check and his business increased. with his support. method of llomage well as accelerating consumer use seek thinks It is. handling relief. As tar When Robinson returned from He smiled and followed b But now many of them regard Pres- as of substitute fuels move which knows by As another result of this "breathnow, the President anyone abroad he fell on his face and smite with a brotherly handclap I ident Roosevelt as through and they pipe-linTo 15 add another per again will ask for a huge sum to be ing spell the President and Sen. are early to make their distributed for relief through Mr. kissed the ground of his native and those who were1 discount Robert M. La Follette, of Wiscon- cent increase to rail freight rates recordstarting town? look to and downcast went out and took i the voters whom on good coal, as now asked for by the Hopkins and that la when the batsin, seem to be further apart than Emotion? will canvass next year. new grip on life and their work. L they will be suicidal railroads, tle will lines form. they have been at any time since He smiled and while the pel No; banana akin! These few paragraphs above must The bituminous coal commission, Mr. Roosevelt entered the White rolled on, he grew younger, itl which earlier maintained that the serve to introduce evidence of a House. In Reverse cause he smiled. Congress, therefore, will be faced La Follette has never been afraid increased cost of coal would be much deeper fact. In many imporOffice Boy Sorry, madam, but at taxes nor of admitting frankly borne mainly by the railroads and tant places and among many power- again with appropriation demands Mr. Snifkins haa gone to lunch ful or influential men in congress to provide food How would you like to lose IS that more must be laid on the small utilities, and not by householders, sod clothing and with his wife. Money and is now perturbed. It is opposing one hears frequent-referencepounds of fat in a month and at the income group. He has consistently The Wife-- O! same time increase your enercr and Well tell Mr. VENT, COltS far Relief likely the request Snifkins vigorously the Increase now on the observations to this effect: If Mr. scorned the New Deal intimation health? his Roosevelt to is imoveyour for called. conthe retain will typist his funds going before table the C. C. I. that the rich could be made to pay would you like to lose trol of the party and carry through come from Mr. Roosevelt as herej double chin and your too prominent for New Deal spending. So he wants But the Railroads on the propositions which he will tofore for a lump sum. Ask Dad If the nips and at the same time make your to boost the rates on small incomes stan so clean and clear that it will But on the other hand, what is to make from time to time, he must number favoring the dole grows to Little Billy, aged four, was belower and the exemptions as well. compel admiration? be done for the railroads? Weak- cast aside a part, at least, of his any considerable extent, there may ing shown the shape of the earth How would you like to he wants the government in their stocks is regarded by radical advisers and the schemes be a reversal of policy whether the on the globe atlas get your Moreover, ness down to by his mother. weight normal and at the to go right on with spending in- - the President wants it that way or not. After pointing to all the countries administration as one they concoct time expert! develop that urge for y.1?? cream it until emavailable every You see, in an election that makes work a pleasure of the big factors in the recent stock year (and with their peculiar shapes, she ployable can be put on the governand aim gam in ambition and all house members and d keenmarket slides, and in the general senaasked: Now, Billy,- what shape ness of mind? As I related, the President out tors ment payroll. face election canvasses again is the world? recession of business. AdministraGet an the scales today and see how Drops 5? his objectives for the special next lined u this PresiStrategically, writh then set a bottle of puts the tion agents have been delving ea5Kruseben Salts year) it is niee to be able to Dad says, "Terrible, rewhich win last you for 4 dent in between the two session. Two Camilla or added to the voters that they are re- sponded extremes, tjweks and .costs but a trifle. Take busigerly into the lf Different three years ago, say Billy, looking very wise. n extremely enviable political po- ness could be possibility that tcsspoonlui ev.ry mornlnf modify your ceiving something at the hands of revived by railroad FACTOll would Now they have sition. i It make their when may much or very their senarepresentative buying. First there was the idea of "If the barometer falls suddenydwSL you have finished the contents harder the task of the been received by tor. The roureelf again. consouthern candidates can a them more lending justify a that money isnt ly, pourkl?ow the ploosant way to servatives, who sign its stormy? and senators break with the President ys.rou:n 1ST. .Kaffir. hope to win party ing it out. But they learned that with representatives Olio know easiiy, and asks a reader. Either that or the loud acclaim, with ballyhoo. hen have with nominate a conservative, business ifUn'iikaLS Kruse control, woflld sliding backward this as interest only a few roads, But in the first few weeks of the exhealth. nails come out. and really turn to the right in the chiefly those is the case already in financial tra session, there has been just as of relief now, there will be plenty next national platform. needed for trouble. The stronger roads would i much condemnation as there nils unemployed Speechless hriUr, again. The voters can be told that j been approvaL prefer to do their own financing What would you say if I asked Tax Revision iaytuar EXZuS they are being given charge of these If and that has been the trouble Nor can we overlook another relief you to marry me, Muriel? President Roosevelt bends to the expenditures and that no considered the situation justiof the situation. "Nothing. I can't talk and laugh Not only longer will have to watch they phase gale, to keep the New Deal trank they Washing- at the same time. have many of the men at the Capi- ton bureaucrats waste from snapping, but even as he bends fied the spending. the taxpaySo it has become obvious that the tol declined to affirm the President's ers he shows clearly the resiliency money. On the horizon, thereHOSIERY which will lend power to the swing railroads must be permitted to earn propositions; they have gone in the fore, it is possible to see the Advertising Did It back so soon as the gale has ceased more, not just to have cheap money other direction. They have offered cleavage between the New line of I In Deal 1869, when advertising was mini. loaned to them, in order to start programs of their own. They are and the old line T?r i' blowing. Democrats leading Hss-'&ffprepared to battle for them. In pol- to elimination of the w any real amount of apendlng. With a congress all set for redangerous of manufactured products in ities. thst sort of a thing often has lump-suOn this phase the I. C. C. Is invision of the tax laws to earn the and a res- United States amounted to the to agree, but it haa learned, proved fatal to the plans of the toration of appropriation Kenedy fees IbgMsIa to Our burden business clined only relief ministration into $3,389,860,354. As REAL ESTATE has been bearing, a result of crethrough sad experience, as Indeed man who then occupied the White the hands of local authorities. wrnsandSMotbCNBluiM . the President springs in with his have House. a demand It not turn ating may the railroads, that rate adout that through sdvertis-in-g TO HUT SKLL ar TSADI There is one further consideration ytag some changes are Wei SUa Look VouaMr the value of our way this time but there homes, warms ranches. necessary. Then he hinta at changes vances ere nonguarantee of bigger observer are sure the are many in the general relief situation that Products increased manufactured BUSINESS PROPERTIES , over diverts s President neriod earnings. is Freight quickly kss drastic than congress was to to slda wMh this I Consult the trucks. The L C. C. has rather going to be forced into accepting ,ltract Attention. I think it is res- - of W years to a total of $70 434 . determined to make. to BEE HIVE e some REALTY, INC. that the 883,443. g he did things not reached conclusion the that the only want For example, he says nothing BASON BUILDING SALT U I relief machine which Mr. HopHW does not ' want e now. freight-ratjust advance that is sure about when the tax modifications has built is up Permeated to the Taka the question "of to produce more money in the railhall be made. taxes, for core roads' treasuries is one on products instance. Rightly or wrongly, the is with political appointments. It Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia, the usual political only 2" wipe so heavy that truck hauling is un- President Is beinf blamed for the ICHEWHONGlBILBMV.YlTQBACCnD and is not confled to theprocedure WoilL1 skin member of the finance committee economic. ?u Of these, coal and ores current business depression present and powerful figure among the and national administration. criticism of this sort is rolling up stand out like sore thumbs. Assuming group of southern conservatives who But the danger point has been like a snowball going down hill It therefore, that there is such a politihope to take control of the party cal machine, it is hardly open to on coal the bituminous coal 1 being said that two tax levies away from the New Dealers, and reached question that it is a Roosevelt ma0FFER HOTEL nominate one of their number. In commission believes. It is con- which were forced through congress chine. The are largely responsible. The tax on picture then becomes 1940, wants immediate revision of cerned about the switching from NEWIIOrSE I fefeyou! Denlono both the capital gains and losses coal to other feels, though of course undivided profits iff corporations and hdal Hospitable not concerned with whether traffic the capital gains tax are used as wfllsend you a undistributed earnings is diverted from the railroads to horrible examples of these unsound trol their own political destinies, they want control of the organisatrucks. policies fostered by Mr. Roosevelt. tions for relief in their own Ball Syndicate. WNU Service. I Well, the President is responsible Further, It Mr. Roosevelt to the extent that he Again, the President wants to use approved of should want to seek a third 09W Per Gallos ; KX ta cash or them. They were the product, term the modification of the undistributed shops today. r, One of the largest oil of some of the dozen or so nomination, those Democrats who earnings tax as another club against in the United States companies want to oppose him would be says that peek-a-bo- o quite artists to whom the He cays flatly that the bigness. through advertising it is able to President powerless if they had to sit idly by tax could be changed, by granting market frequently has listened as and witness Roosevelt Its product at less than advisors. delegates exemptions to small companies, so mill per gallon. 400 ROOMS I think it has been generally dem- - picked from their own stronghold 400 BATHS Wnura Niwapapu Union. - , shrewd--observero-d-e ' - T Tk. fife ncM ht WWgS step-by-ste- whole-hearted- ly He Smiled a - ts 1 ! e. 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