Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 2, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free press tuesday february 1965 . C All this dirt1 Poine in my soup the same to. Fou Rufca Donald Duck Mickey mouse Archie she says we she s in her ask her if we can uck pans we heard you re m can we she said in t she s coming to 1 Home our cake Sale Why should Wear an Blondie i m trimming this Beautiful. New Plant bought it but it win. Never 3row that s am artificial. Plant whatever happened to the Uve ones rip Kirby we May be cau.h7 upon to prove them alive to Sain our enp5. Do not kill them until you have to. The window bars Are pretty firm Rauf. Maybe n just As Well. It s a Way cown. Same Here at the poor rip. I and Lois just want to use Chip s Lunchbox for a doctor s Bas Hev Chip did to Bat his cookies hey Swiney the remodel Inq of the building docent so Pat City High f is six apartment 3c you should have Callep and let us know you were sows. To work so we were i was t Workins y but i saw i stopped off to set see Judy she s out Ofa still not cn5 with a Well Arm Man it Tommie Why Aren t do in Beds no that was it lays brother i Don t by the. Way How s will she be Able to so to font inuits the office in the to run a ask Andy Andy sends a Complete 20 volume set of the world Book encyclopedia to Evan age 9, of Garden for his ques Tion a what makes a Star our. Starry Sun is big enough to gobble up our whole world a million times and still have room for More. Some of the faraway stars Are big enough to gobble up Pur Sun a million times and some Are no bigger than the Earth. But All the stars Are fiery balls of blazing gases. They Burn with the kind of fire and heat that comes from an atomic bomb. For the stars Are nuclear Power plants and their Radiant heat and Light come from atomic Energy. Hydrogen and oxygen Iiron Are chemical Jele ments. Our world is made from countless solids liquids and gases. But All these substances Are made from about 90 differ ent elements. The stars also Are made from these and perhaps a few bother elements. But the fiery furnaces Are too hot the chemicals to become solids or liquids. Stars Are made of gases Seething gases hotter than our hottest blast furnaces. Hydrogen is the element made of the smallest atoms and Hydrogen makes up Only a tiny fraction of our world. But Hydrogen is the most plentiful of All the gases in a Star. A Star is made from about nine parts of Hydrogen Gas and one part of other Seething gases. This Hydrogen is the fuel for its Furnace which it. Burns by nuclear fusion. This process is the opposite of nuclear fission which is the splitting apart of atoms. In nuclear fusion smaller atoms Are joined together to make larger atoms. In a Star Small atoms of Hydrogen Are fused to make larger atoms of helium. A few fragments of the Hydrogen atoms Are left Over. They Are the Ashy waste from the fiery Furnace but they Are very different from the ashes of a Coal fire. In a Star the waste fragments of Hydrogen Are changed .-into., Seething atomic i Energy. pour Forth in All directions 33 heat and dazzling the sunbeams that fall Earth to from 93 million Miles away. They Are the atomic Energy of our starry Sun. I Andy sends a 15-Inch world Book Globe to Danny Kelley age 10, of Spokane wash., for his question can air be weighed it would be a Tricky Job to i weigh the air say in a shoe i Box. But it can be done two identical containers would be weighed on a perfect pair of delicate Scales. Both would seem empty but one would be full of Ordinary air and the other would be a vacuum from which the air had been re moved. The difference in weight would be a Mere fraction of a Gram it would equal the weight of the air in the air filled Container. The air in an average room weighs Only one or two pounds. The airy atmosphere reaches hundreds of Miles above our Heads and it presses Down upon the Earth with terrific weight. An instrument called the Baro meter is used to weigh the air from the very Bottom at ground level to the very top where it merges with outer space. The barometer weighs the air pres sing Down upon one Square Inch of the Earth s surface. The weight varies depending upon the height temperature and moisture. At sea level the average weight of a column of air above one Square Inch is about 14.5 pounds. Children Are invited to St turf their question to Andy the Winnipeg free press on a postcard giving the name address and age of the sender. If the question is used the writer vital receive o Complete set of encyclopedia or some other appropriate Prue free. Income tax tips 15 position of housekeeper 222 at St. John s presbyterian the annual meeting of St. John s presbyterian Church under the chairmanship of Rev. J. D. Marnoch was told Church membership totalled 222 people in full communion. Financial receipts for the past year totalled of which went to missionary work and other projects outside the congregation. E. Kirkpatrick and f. Stalder were chosen auditors. Last year was the 60th anniversary of the congregation s founding. Get dispensation Trenton . Man catholics attending the democratic parly s dinner Friday night have been Given a special dispensation from the Church s Law of abstinence by the archbishop of Newark. The democrats plan to serve a menu featuring filet mignon. A column designed for the work ing taxpayer is not in position to the services of a professional accountant or visit an income tax office. By c. A. Miller retired supervising assessor income tax department there is no exemption for a can any salary or wages paid to such a person be deducted from the taxpayer s income. The Only time a housekeeper enters the tax. Picture is when there Are children in the Home and the taxpayer is a widow or widower. A taxpayer maintains a Home for the children after the death or desertion of the spouse then the employment of a housekeeper will allow added exemption for one child. When the taxpayer employs a housekeeper to care for the Home and children and is separated divorced or a i a claim for is allowable on one child As an equivalent to married exemption and the fact that a full time housekeeper is employed that same child on which the is allowed May be claimed again for the Ordinary child s allowance. This would give a widower with two children employing a full time House keeper the same exemption he had when his wife was alive. Points to remember Are that a housekeeper has no bearing on the tax return unless there Are children in the Home. A single person or without children is taxed As a single person regardless of the fact they maintain their own Home. Many taxpayers Are of the opinion there is added exemption for just being a Householder but this is not True. When is made for additional exemption on behalf of a child the housekeeper s name must be shown on the return in the space provided for this purpose. For a personal reply enclose a. I self addressed five cent stamped envelope plus 25c for each question. I am a widower 70 years of age and in poor heal Fri. I employ a what claim can i make for her claim at All either for exemption or deduction other wages question 2. I am a widowed school teacher with two children i employ a full time housekeeper except during the. Summer Holiday. Does this qualify me for the added exemption on one child. Answer. Yes. The. Income tax department recognizes the school year As being of Only 10 months. Looking backward from the free press files 80 years ago feb. 2, 1885 Winnipeg scandinavians had organized a society with m. P. Peterson As president Carl Wallstedt vice president Ema Nuel Ohlen Secretary and Nils Yohansen Rev. J. Jamason and Isaac b. Werseen trustees. 70 years ago feb. 2, 1895 All was ready for the management s big opening concert in the new St. Andrew s Church among the Artistes were mrs. T. H. Verner mrs. Flora Milvor miss Edith j. Miller t. J. Scott and David Ross. The practices of the Apollo club directed by conductor Paul Henneberg were marked by larger and larger attendances. W. Iverach of Isabella man., to the lumbermen s convention or. Iverach said that the scheme had worked Well in North Scotland the supervisors were expert farm managers who advised borrowers until Loans were repaid. So years ago feb. 2, 1905 n. Bell of the Board of Trade reported that the Winni Peg water from the Rivers was polluted was in fact liquid and recommended boil ing it in every Case before using. 50 years ago feb. 2, 1915 red Mulock popular Winnipeg athlete was commissioned in the Aerial corps red was the son of w. Redford unlock a leading Winnipeg lawyer. About a dozen conventions were scheduled for Winnipeg s 27th Bonspiel week opening shortly. 40 years ago feb. 2, 1925 a system of supervised Loans for Farmers throughout the Prairie Region was submitted 30 years ago feb. 2, 1935 the new pensions for the Blind plan was to be studied by the House of commons commit tee on Industrial and International relations according to a Resolution sponsored by or. I. D. Cotnam. The act was to be applicable to Blind persons at the age of 40. 20 years ago feb. 2, 1945 Berlin was braced for her final stand against the on Rushing russian army the germans were reported to be expecting a new surrender demand similar to president Woodrow Wilson s historic 14 Points. Confiscate novel Birmingham England a a Birmingham magistrate Fri Day ordered the confiscation from a local Book store of the Bestree Iling novel the carpet baggers by american author Harold Robbins. The order was made under an act outlawing obscene books. Siberian storehouse More than 70 per cent of All Timber and 80 per cent of Coal in the soviet Union comes from Siberia. Sparky a rays mama to clean out my Cage Hen Dennis the menace j Mem in play Roro. Day shift i appreciate the Way into Camp you could been a ;