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-During
a
visit
.
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nihcnn
Hnnth
r
uwv
food
controller,
was
ipd
a
leaf
of
bread
by
a
sea
CUT
TAX
FOR
MOTHERS
WHO
HAVE
TO
WORK
Cannot
Afford
to
Work,
New
York
Lawyer
Claims
NEW
YORK
P;
Working
mothers
deserve
a
break,
believes
Morris
Ernst,
lawyer,
writer
and
veteran
champion
of
the
under
dog.
"A
career
woman
who
must
hire
a
housekeeper
to
take
care
of
her
children
while
she
works
should
be
allowed
an
additional
income
tax
exemption
fcr
this
expense,"
says
Mr.
Ernst,
who39
tenth
book,
"The
First
Freedom,"
has
Just
been
published.
The-
problem
first
came
to
his
attention,
he
explains,
when
a
young
women
lawyer
was
hired
by
his
firm
at
the
usual
J
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bill,
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and
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daughter,
she
has
to
hire
a
housekeeper
at
a
salary
of
$30
a
week.
This
left
$20
of
her
salary
free.
Out
of
this
she
had
to
pay
for
lunches
and
carfar?,
averaging
$5
a
week,
and
In
ad-
!
ditlon
$0.80
per
week
was
with-!
held
for
Income
tax..
After
pay
!
ing
the
necessary
expenses
she
;
had
left
a
grand
total
of
$8.20
a
week.
After
a
few
months
the
young
woman
brought
the
figures
to
the
boss
and
explained
that
she
i
was
resigning,
because
she
couldn't
afford
to
work.
"Here
was
a
brilliant,
well-qualified
young
woman
lawyer,"
said
Mr.
Ernst.
"She
could
make
a
real
contribution
to
her
profession,
could
expect
to
achieve
real
success
In
her
work.
Dut
the
price
she
had
to
pay
for
the
privilege
of
working
was
too
PLAY
AWAY
in
this
colorful,
printed
play
suit.
Short
sleeves,
low
neck
top,
full
pleated
shorts
and
a
matching
skirt
to
mix
and
match
as
you
see
fit.
It's
sure
to
be
fun
in
the
sun
in
an
outfit
like
this.
9
THIS
AND
THAT
I'TIIE
CREDIT
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY"!
COMFORTABLE
CUTE
AS
A
BUNNY'S
EAR
is
such
a
strikingly
wonderful
dress
sharply
striped.
YouH
like
the
scooped
-
out
neckline,
the
tiny
sleeves,
the
neat,
nlpped-ln
waistline
For
all
our
smart
gals-
-these
dresses
are
aptly
dedicated.
THESE
WARM
SUNNY
DAYS!
9
BRIGHT
WTrtl
SUMMER
FLATTERY
are
our
classic
prints.
Handsomely
tucked
from
shoulder
to
waist
and
a
slightly
flared
skirt
.
.
.
It's
soft
and
very
becoming.
Wonderful
because
It's
capable
of
going
anywhere
any
time.
SKIRTS,
SHORTS,
SLACKS,
SWIM
SUITS,
PLAY
SUITS
AND
SLACK
SUITS
the
coolest,
smartest
clothes
for
summertime
wear
ATTIIE
STORE
THAT
FEATURES
FASHION
AT
BUDGET
PRICES
BUY
ON
budget
plan-no
Carry
Charge.
No
Interest.
Terms
In
accordance
with
W.P.T.B.
Regulations.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
Pall
Mall
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
o
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HAS
REOPENED
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
EXTEND
A
HEARTY
INVITATION
TO
COME
AND
ENJOY
OUR
FINE
FOOD
.
51
Tin
Cforaf
MaltUrw
Mtmt
St-rw-t.
In.
ffiffi"
I
"I
had
nothln
to
do
this
afternoon!"
high.
She
couldn't
afford
It."
to
pay
a
premium
for
the
prlvl-
Mr.
Ernst
Is
trying
to
Interest
women's
organizations
In
putting
the
problem
before
Congress.
He
is
urging
legislation
to
allow
a
special
exemption
for
working
mothers,
recognizing
the
wages
of
a
housekeeper
or
nursemaid
as
a
necessary
business
expense.
Says
he:
,
"The
government
wouldn't
lose
any
money.
The
working
women
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rates
For
your
convenience
.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transient
Rooms
Cafe
In
Connection
LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
PHONE
51
.
lege
of
following
their
chosen
careers,
"I
don't
follow
the
old
theory
that
every
woman's
place
is
in
the
home.
There
are
some
women
who
are
better
qualified
for
business,
who
can
"make
a
real
contribution
to
society
outside
the
home.
These
women
should
be
able
to
hire
qualified
persons
to
run
their
homes
and
take
thus
aided
would
Increase
th
care
of
their
children
during
the
national
income
so
that
the
total
revenue
to
the
government
would
be
greater.
It's
a
free
country,
and
I
believe
qualified
women
should
'not
be
required
working
day,
with
a
proper
pro-1
vision
in
their
Income
tax
recognizing
this
expense.
"The
working
mother
has
enough
problems
already.
The
government
should,
not
add
another
In
refusing
her
a
fair
tax
exemption.
I
believe
In
encouraging
individual
enterprise,
whether
It
be
in
the
case
of
a
man
or
a
woman.
One
of
the
most
Important
freedoms
in
our
national
economy
Is
freedom
to
work."
BACHELOR
HOUSEMAIDS
Shop
Helps
Ex-service
men
I
.oca
If
Former
Army
Pals
SYDNEY,
Australia
H
Two
Sydney
girls
have
found
a
good
living
in
darning
socks
for
bachelors
at
20
cents
a
pair.
They
started
18
months
ago
and
now
employ
three
other
women
to
help
them.
But
now
tbey
do
general
mending
and
have
even
stitched
on
gold
braid
for
an
admiral.
Their
shop
also
has
become
a
depot
for
ex-prlsoners-of-war.
A
large
map
of
Australia
on
the
wall
has
been
signed
by
hundreds
of
names
and
addresses
of
men
from
the
8th
Division
which
had
to
surrender
to
the
Japanese
at
Singapore.
Men
of
the
8th
often
come
into
the
store
and
pore
over
the
map
to
find
out
where
their
pals
are.
Advertise
In
he
Dally
News
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Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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Tickets
and
Reservations
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588
Industrial
Head
Delivers
Plea
(Continued
from
Page
1)
tlnucd.
"Our
Canadian
policy
and
plan
should
be
to
Increase
production
in
every
possible
way.
Turn
out
vast
quantities
of
products
from
the
farms,
factories,
mines,
forests
and
fisheries.
Make
good
shortages
those
bottle-necks
of
produc
tion.
Make
things
plentiful,
good
and
cheap;
not
scarce,
poor
and
dear."
Experts
Important
In
Prosperity
"Employment
and
business
conditions
in
Canada
are
dependent
to
at
least
25
per
cent
on
a
prosperous
export
trade.
Mr.
Gordon
said.
"To
date,
thers
has
not
been
much
advance
in
restoring
real
world
trade
by
International
controls
and
jnach-
lnery
and
It
would
be
a
mistake
to
conclude
that
trade
Is
going
to
be
handed
to
us
by
whatever
machinery
the
United
Nations
Organization
sets
up.
"Canadian
manufacturers
have
bcn
sending
representatives
to
practically
all
countries
open
to
travellers,
seeking
markets
for
Canadian
products,"
Mr.
Gordon
reported.
"They
are
searching
all
over
the
world
for
outlets
for
surplus
goods
which
can
be
mared
by
Canada.
Many
are
hunting
for
future
markets
rather
than
for
existing
markets.
They
are
getting
many
requests
for
Canadian
products
which
they
cannot
fill
because
they
have
nothln;
to
spare
after
satisfying
Canadian
needs
and
supplying
devastated
countries
with
food
and
other
necessities.
Trie
question
of
payment
Is
a
very
real
problem,"
Mr.
Gordon
continued.
"If
the
policy
of
sell
ing
abroad
only
for
cash
In
ad
vance
had
been
adopted,
there
would
have
been
a
sudden
and
serious
decline
In
production
and
employment,
followed
by
a
de
pression.
There
Is
no
alterna-
tlve.
We
have
to
continue
producing
and
exporting,
largely
on
credit,
taxing
ourselves
and
adding
to
the
national
debt
In
the
hope
that,
eventually,
we
shall
win
through
ind
regain
our
position
In
normal
International
trade."
Control
System-
Prices
and
Wajes
The
C.M.A.
has
supported
wartime
controls
of
prices
and
wages
on
the
understanding
that
these
controls
would
.be
modified
or
abolished
as
soon
as
the
national
Interest
would
permit,
said
Mr.
Gordon.
"The
control
system
In
this
country
has
been
one
of
the
best
in
the
world,
but
the
control
of
costs,
including
wages,
has
not
been
enforced
with
the
same
rigidity
as
the
control
of
prices.
"The
result
has
been
that
costs,
of
which
wages
are
a
large
factor,
have
risen
in
most
departments
of
production,
while
the
selling
prices
pf
the
goods
into
which
these
costs
enter,
have
been
kept
down.
"In
the
end,"
Mr.
Gordon
said,
more
people
are
Interested
In
prices
than
In
wages
because
every
citizen
Is
a
buyer.
If
wages,
the
largest
element
of
cost,
are
forced
upward
by
pressure,
noth
ing
can
prevent
rise?
In
prices
and
the
people
of
Canada,
being
all
buyers,
wlii
resent
extensive
additions
to
their
ccst
of
living.
"Whatever
has
happened
since
the
war
ended
and
whatever
may
happen
In
the
future.
It
Is
well
to
remember
what
mi'?ht
be
happening
now
If
we
had
been
defeated,"
Mr.
Gordon
said.
"It
should
be
our
endeavour
to
retain
the
same
Ideals,
to
continue
similar
efforts
and
to
maintain
the
rame
national
cooperation
that
sustained
us
in
war
and
guided
and
cheered
us
chward
to
the
final
victory."
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