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the sure fire pro INCOME TAX enis in in the drve jncludes from Sun Henry Cowie pastor of hine Cottage to Gaviota I 64sU 1 zx ft vs rt ii SIGNS and was Senior Class sponsor TO NIGHT OR BEST Registrar at College to Retire After 35 Years or the convenience of those unable to come in during the day our office will be open week nights from 7 :00 to March 14 the veterans several years and they repair broken china with CEMENT HOME ROOING CO LOOK OR THE YELLLOW TRUCK PHONE 4688 Newly Modernized OERS TO Professional People LARGE AIRY OICES CENTRALLY LOCATED ELEVATOR SERVICE SEWING CRATS and the fundamentals of drawing are just two of the things neighborhood children who attend the West side Youth Cluli the Calvary Baptist Church are learning At the top from left to right: lorence Johnson teacher Ar lene Richmond Patricia Bowden Ruth King and Jackie Rich ards who also helps instruct the class In the lower picture David Beasley of Westmont College shows Roberta Paulin how to make expressive body movement in her sketches of people News Press photos Thi in IS brief quetion Dd fUI out your MORTARLESS TILE as the BUILD YOUR OWN GARAGE OR SHOP Estimate Given On Wall Construction 423 Quarantina Ph 25059 970M (Continued from Page 1) the triangle to signal the end of classes course if I got busy with something the classes just went on and on until I remembered to ring the Mrs Abraham re calls This triangle which was also used to call assemblies of stu dents' was an historic instru ment that was around the cam pus until recent years Mrs Ab raham remembers The vigor and ingenuity with which Mrs Morse inspired the growing institution is keenly re membered by Mrs Abraham Support of the community was forthcoming because of her ef forts on numerous occasions and on many projects Such sup port was a vital factor in the suc cess of the institution Notables who were in Santa Barbara were encouraged by her to visit the campus and talk to the stu dents BALL NAMED PRESIDENT In 1916 when Miss Rich was married and became Mrs Morse the late rank Ball was appoint ed President a position which he held for a year before entering other work He was the father of Katherine Ball now librarian or a year the College had no president until in 1918 when Clarence Phelps was named to the position Gradual steps of expansion were made including the adding of teacher training phases to the curriculum and liberal arts courses In addition to Mrs Morse three who made great contribu tions to the growth of the Col lege are recalled by Mrs Abra ham One of these was Miss Mary Harris Tracy a Bostonian who as Dean of the school won wide administration of the stu dents She left the college in 191S and died a year later Also notable were Dana Cook heat of the' Industrial Education De partment who is now in Berke ley and Neil Wells now Mrs rank Parr of Glendale who was head of the Home Econom ics Department OND RECOLLECTIONS But Mrs Abraham is the only one who stayed with the institu tion from its early days up to the present time and her memories include fond recollections of stu dents faculty members and events that have comprised its I history Originally known as me Anna Blake Normal School it op erated for a year under that name through finances furnish ed by Miss Blake A year later it became known as the State Normal School of Arts and Home Economics then San ta Barbara State Teachers Col lege Later the was dropped and now it is Santa Bar bara College of the University of California Always prominent in alumni activities through her extensive contacts with the on the staff as secretary Registrar and in placement work Mrs Abraham has been in contact with graduates In all parts of the United States' and many parts of the globe She was the Offices Single or En Suite SEE HJALMAR NIELSEN ROOM 303 or urther Particulars Phone 27676 or 21488 get a $5 deposit on each of 1000 orders for the merchandise of the company He started in on tliis plan and then found that actually there were no products available The money that he was to send in was just being used for operating expenses and for promotional costs If the company which was very shaky had collapsed he would have been stuck with all the orders and would have been responsible for the deposits which he had collected Santa Barbara has less dif ficulty in this matter than some industrial cities but according to Mrs McCloskey of the Better Business Bureau quite a few local veterans have been ap proached on several different schemes for making or for in on the ground floor of She said that come back after of circulation need practice to regain their bus iness acumen men would normally be business assets to the community and are po tential assets but they will lose their zest and initiative if ad vantage is taken of them because they are green or she said Most agencies such as the Better Business Bureau the banks and veteran organizations are available to help and are helping ex servicemen to choose wisely In investments but many are victims of swindlers or un stable companies before they ask for help (The third and last article of this series will outline the dif ficulties some of the new busi ness people have encountered in finding a proper location and in getting material and labor) stood that he did not need secur ity under the provisions of the GI Bill Bankers concede the bill gives this impression because it says that the loan becomes "automat ically if the lending agency and the veteran close the deal This say any thing specific about security but'bhnkers point out it is im plicit in the closing of the deal One of the State Street lenders caid that some veterans sem to realize that the money does not belong to the bank and that fairness to the stock holders 'andA depositors the banks have to make the loans on a business like basis despite any sentiment they feel for the vet eran OUTSIDE HELP OBTAINED WThis particular veteran was successful in obtaining help in another city under stringent con ditions but he has been unable to start expansion as he desired In making a loan bankers give consideration to the exper ience of the applicant the poten tial success of the proposed en terprise the level headedness of the one asking for the loan and the security offered One bank er said that he always ask for technical security He felt that if the risk was good and the veteran had some of his own capital in the venture the chances of success were high and he would grant the loan This same official related the story of two ex servicemen who 10 borrow some money to open an automobile accessory shop When asked how much money they had the vets re plied: want to use that we wantsome of that GT Obviously applicants like that have to post good security requent financial grief is ex perienced because' of a surplus of money instead of a need Many of the vets and some de fense workers who have built up capital want to let the money do the work for them and they shop around for good invest ments Others are willing to work with the money and know how to use it There are a great many people who are glad to help the veteran get ric of this money raudulent pro moters abound at this time and they are all contacting veterans with propositions NON EXISTENT One veteran was a district franchise if he would NOTE: This is the second in a series of three articles discussinK the expansion of new enterprise in Santa Barbara The initial article set out the reasons for the in new businesses and in general the difficulties encounter ed by those initiating tnem The in dividual problems will now be ob served and particular examples given to show how the barriers arc faced) The operating principle of the new sounder is in many respects similar to the sonar device used by the Navy to detect subma rines during the war and can also be compared to the Army Air loran navigation system and absolute altitude re corder Many practical added uses are seen for the super sonic sounder compared with the old method of sounding with a weighted hand line or one thing it in dicates the nature of sea bot toms on a permanent graph and as such can be used to chart har bors and coastal waters A mud dy bottom produces a wide line on the graph while a sandy bot tom shows up as a narrow one The new sounder is also prac tical in salvage work to locate sunken objects and can be used by fishermen to locate the larger runs of fish ish appear as shaded obstructions on the graph or use as a navigation aid in foggy weather mariners need only compare readings on the sounder with the depths plotted on geodetic charts to set a course by pinpoint The sounder used in demonstrations is at present the only one in use in Southern California Deliveries planned to begin in this sometime next month Installed No Appointment Necessary COAST GLASS CO 520 Anacapa Phone 5507 TOMORROW ALRIGHT Dependable 4 VIGETABLI LAXATIVE Mrs John Troup is represen tative of the board of directors for this area and will oversee the drive It has been arranged with the Bank of America in Goleta to cooperate with ths soliciting teams as heretofor Hill's Radiator Shop We ix Leaky Radiators and Gas Tanks PHONE 5016 236 STATE AT MONTECITO Super Sonic Sounding Device Demonstrafed Here Expected to Be Big Aid to Boatmen A score of interested boat own i ers and fishermen were on hand at the Breakwater Tuesday to witness the first sea going dem onstrations in this area of a new super sonic depth sound? el oped during the bi' the Marine Division of the Bendix Aviation Corp The device a commercial version of larger types used by the Navy records depth of water by measuring the time interval taken to send and receive back a radioed impulse traveling from ship to sea bot tom Demonstrations got under way from the City loat at 1:30 pm with Walter Rhea and Geddes Jr Bendix representa tives in charge The fishing boat loaned by Capt Lloyd Lindwall made several runs outside the Harbor while spectators lined her deck and Rhea and Geddes explained the operation of a demonstrating unit set up on board 4 The new sounder is essentially a hlgh frcciucncy radio transmit ting anti receiving station com posed of two main units a re corder unit containing the "sta and a graphic chart upon which refolded depths arc traced In feet or fathoms and an underwater unit called a transducer The transducer con verts radio frequency to super sound frequency One of the biggest dilemmas which faces the incipient entre preneur is that connected with financial arrangements he must make This is particularly true in the case of veterans who have been almost universally frus trated in their attempts to bor row money under the terms of the GI Bill of Rights Some men have been able to borrow money but not one veteran in Santa Barbara has been success ful in negotiating a GI loan Veterans and local lending agen cies are unanimous in criticism of the alleged shortcomings and ambiguity of the bill and the red tape involved The bill has been revised but there still are confusing clauses which discourage lenders and borrowers from initiating the tedious process The old bill had two major requirements that had to be met before the veteran could even start the paper work necessary in cases which are approved by local authorities and forwarded to national gov ernment offices for further con sideration The bank or approv ed lending agency had to ap prove the loan and' if purchase of property was involved a Vet erans Administration appraiser had to agree that the price repre sented a reasonable normal value for the property sought APPRA I SAL STAN AR DS look at latter first If an appraiser were required it would be necessary to send to Los Angeles for him The eco nomic conditions are different there consequently he has a different' standard whereby he measures the nor mal of a piece of property And the business men and bank ers ask what is reasonable and normal today? This adds to the difficulties in mak ing decisions on loan requests The lenders be sure even if they approve a loan that the appraiser will agree If he there has been lost time and effort if he does approve local bankers and veterans of ficials estimate it would take several months before the final OK was given Under the new provisions loans may now be made by any lending agency which is subject to examination and supervision by a Government agency and re strictions of certain ederal laws are removed A loan becomes automatically guaranteed if the lending agency and the veteran close the deal the terms being in accord with the provisions of the act The only other require ment is that the cost does not exceed the reasonable value made by a VA designated ap praiser Bankers point out that this puts the burden on them to judge the advisability of the loan nut oy maintaining me apprais a nd clauses their judgment is not backed up The bankers think that the Government back the total loan (the Govern ment now stands security for one half 'up to a maximum of $2000) and back the decisions of the bank or let a ederal ap praiser make the whole decision LOAN PREERRED One local banker said that if his bank thinks an idea ad vanced by a veteran is sound it will make a private arrangement with him rather than subject him or the bank to the process necessary under the GI Bill Some veterans applying for loans are bitter and feel that the bankand the Government are giving them "the run One veteran has pur chased a local company which makes a' building material He said that it took two months to make the material and prepare it for use and wanted additional capital for salaries and supplies until it was ready for sale lie also wanted money to expandin: order to capitalize on the poten tial trade indicated by the num ber of advance orders he had al ready received He had used most of his money" to purchase the company and wanted to bor row the rest under the provis ions of the GI Bill He said that one bank refused even to take his application and none would consider a loan to him He ad mitted that a banker told him that he expect to get a loan because his only the business had a heavy mort gage on it but he had under Duncan Nielsen CERTIIED TAX CONSULTANTS 303 Benj ranklin Bldg Arthur Duncan Hjalmar Nielsen 1 132 6 CAMON PERDIDO ST BENJAMIN RANKLIN BUILDING STATE AT DE LA GUERRA SANTA BARBARA OB MCMT SERVICE OTI Always remember Mufti easily removes many spots from cloth ing dresses suits ties gloves and hats made of a variety of fabrics APPEARANcbMUTI ZTHt HANTUSt SPUI HtMURH are i area leader in organizing the alumni Gnome Club Holds irst Meeting Gnome Club sub chapter of Phrateres social organization for women students of Santa Barbara College held its first meeting of the new semester Monday evening at 1711 Loma St New officers presided at the meeting They are the Misses Virginia Goble president June Hellwigger vice president Shir ley Tietsort secretary Mary Jo Troy social chairman and Joyce Unrue treasurer A "Come1 As You party is being planned for a second get acquainted event at 1740 Olive Ave from 7:30 to 10:30 pm March 2 Miss Troy is general chairman in charge of arrange ments Carpinterian Loses Pearls at Track Theft of a $10000 strand of pearls from the purse of Caro line Russell of Carpinteria while she was attending the races at Santa Anita was reported Wednesday by Arcadia Chief of Police Louis Siler through the United Press Siler blamed an increase in crime in Arcadia to the fact that the: race track attracts the i rriminnl plpmpnt Tip said his i small force was unable to cope 6ET A 25 BOX with the situation Variety of Events Marks Westside Youth Club Meet Photography sewing and art plus a lecture by a missionary who taught in the Ozarks an out door athletic session and com munity singing combined to make a full evening of fun and recreation for children in the neighborhood of Calvary Baptist Church at Islay and Chino Streets at the Westside Youth Club meeting Organized last year as a small center of play in an empty lot in back of the church the pro ject has now enlarged to include three crafts courses an informal game period and a visiting speak er each week The classes are now in their fourth week with David'Beasley Senior student at Westmont Col lege instructing in the funda mentals of drawing Don Norbie reshman student at the college and a Navy returnes teaching photography to an enthusiastic group of' boys and lorence Johnson and Jackie Richards giv ing sewing lessons to a small group of girls At the end of a five week per iod classes will rotate to give everyone a try at something dif ferent if they want it Recently started as an added feature of the game period under the leadership of Deb Gollike and Ruth Young is a boxing contest Among those who have partici pated so far arc Jerry Jones Jed dy Diaz and Hervey McGlashen rom 45 to 50 boys and girls of all ages attend the weekly gatherings which begin around 4:30 pm and conclude around 8 Events are scheduled by Stan ley Cain general chairman and Robert McNeal assistant pastor of the church who are willing to develop suggestions of even the youngest children to arrange a varied program of activities for the group Guest speaker last week was Miss Thelma Ragsdale who formerly worked with the Scrip ture Memory Mountain Mission in the Ozark Mountains in Ken tucky Especially interesting to local children were her accounts of the unusual customs and su perstitions of the young people Miss mother and father are in charge of the Na thaniel Home in theOzarks and colored slides of the home the children there and the surrounding country were shown by the young missionary Veterans' Board Sets Interest Cut Meet SACRAMENTO eb 27 ormal action to reduce the in terest rate on State farm and home loans to veterans will be considered by the Wel fare Board at a meeting in Los 1 Angeles March 22 Marvin Russell general manager of the' board said Wednesday The Board already has an nounced that it would cut the I rate from 4 to 3 per cent under liUUIVLliJ UL ifftiaiaiAVD 015HCU Tuesday by Gov Warren The interest rate may be ad justed by the Board within a maximum of 4 per cent and a minimum of 2 per cent upon 90 days notice to holders of farm and home purchase contracts ALASKA This introductory offer is repeated for this one week only and positively ends Saturday THIS WEEK IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to take advantage of our big three way bargain offer Next week the price will be advanced $100 Here's what we'll send you: ALASKA LIE MAGAZINE published monthly Packed cover to cover with stories and pictures of Alaska as it is to day Articles on every phase of life in the territory will answer hundreds of questions regarding opportunities as well as obstacles vou mav encounter Starting next week subscrip tion rates will be $350 per year This week only 12 thrill packed issues $250 1946 ANNUAL PICTORIAL Alaska Life's big 192 page book of up to the minute pictures and statistical information regard ing industries cities people scenery big game A brand new book just off the press $100 ALASKA REERENCE MAP Showing highways railroads air routes cities towns smaller settlements Population of all communities Completely indexed $100 Regular Price $450 '(Please note that after this week with the increase in yearly subscription rate to the regular price for all three will be 550) BARGAIN PRICE THIS WEEK ONLY All three the Pictorial edition the reference map and the full one year subscription previously a $450 value after this week regularly priced at $550 at our bargain price of OER POSITIVELY CLOSES THIS WEEK Send check cash or money order to: ALASKA LIE 1692 American Bldg Seattle 4 Wash from 1911 to 1945 relinquishing the post the last year in order to get her successor acquainted with the work before she left i SAW ADVANCES She has seen the alumni move ment spread in its effectiveness and has had an important role and constant role in its success Mrs Abraham has placed trav el foremost as one of the factors in her education She has visit ed many parts of the United States and has made trips to Eu rope Mexico and Canada She and her husband Byron Abra ham ticket agent for the South ern Pacific are planning a trip to New England following her retirement Their home at 1721 Santa Barbara St includes many furnishings and momentoes brought from distant points Born in Springfield as Jane Cushing she is the youngest of family of 10 When she first came to Santa Barbara her name was Mrs Jane Cushing Miller She is affiliated with the Lobero oundation Business and Pro fessional Women Club League of Women Voters and the Presbyterian Church Prospective Cub Parents at Meeting Another in the series of par ent education nights designed to acquaint parents of Cub Scouts with their activities was held Tuesday night in the Santa Barbara Public Library with Dr Norman Smith Cub Scout Commissioner presiding One of the eligibility require ments for Cubs is to have one parent attend a parent education meeting to show the parent his or her place in the Cubbing pro gram and the importance of co operation with it There were on vxnr WV in fforvfancp Rnv the Church of the open Door told the parents the details of a regular pack meeting and dis cussed It from a character build ing standpoint Jenkins discussed Cub dens and Cub uniforms and vari ous Cub activities Parents Invited To Attend Class Barents interested in the prob lems of their children are in vited by Mrs Ray Lathim dis trict president of the Parent Teacher Association to attend the PTA study class on family life which will meet Thursday at 8 pm at the Administration Annex Building 109 Victoria st Problems of interest are to be discussed under the direction of Dr Charlotte Elmott coordina tor of child welfare of the City Schools Santa Barbara Newt Press Wed Eve eb 27 1946 AJ I inancing Major Problem in Starting New Business Vets Lenders Condemn GI Plan YOUR EDERAL INCOME TAX NOTE: third of erie of tide explaining in form how to ederal income tax return: My withholding receipt has no place to list deductions Why not? A If you use your with holding receipt as a return you get an automatic allowance equal to about 10 per cent of your income If you are entitled io a lai ger amount of deductions you should file on orm 1040 and list each deductible item separately My wife and I both worked year Is it cheaper for us to file separate returns or a com bined return on a withholding receipt? A In California there is no option which Aou can exer cise in filing vour withholding All married couples must file joint returns in order to protect each other under our community property law 1 nia makes no difference in your eventual tax as our office wilt figure your tax two ways jointlv or separately whichever method will produce the small est tax or the greatest refund for you I worked several different places last vear and have a dif ferent receipt from each em ployer How do I use them in filing a A Add up your wages from all the jobs and fill out the last receipt you received Do not fill out the other receipts but be sure to attach them se curely to the receipt you did fill out Are there any special points to watch in filling out a with holding receipt? A Write clear ly answer every question that applies to you and be sure to sign your name in the signature space Also be sure your correct address is shown on the face of your return Houston Garbage Workers Return HOUSTON Tex eb 27 (UR) City employes began removing a huge accumulation of garbage overflowing Houston sidewalks and alleys Wednesday with ter mination of their week long strike climaxed by a march on the City Hall They returned to their jobs under a tentative agreement by which Mayor Otis Massey agreed to recommend wage increases to employes paid below private in dustry scales agreement was reached between Massey and union offi cials in a conference Tuesday at the City Hall while thousands of AL members on a one day milled about outside the building Massey said he would recom mend to the city council that the Civil Service Commission make a studv of wages to correct in equalities Later the City Coun cil approved the recommenda tion Wayne Shipley Expects Discharge Sgt Wayne Shipley US MCR who was stationed at Gole ta before beginning overseas du ty has returned to the States fol lowing 14 months service in the Pacific and is at Miramar San Diego awaiting discharge Upon his release from the Mar ine Corps Reserve he will join Mrs Shipley (Lois Mowry) who has been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Shipley of Jonesboro Tenn Mrs Shipley a native of Santa Barbara is the daughter of Mrs Bertha Mowry 612 AV Ortega St and the late Arthur Mowry A graduate of Santa Barbara High School she was employed at the Office of Price Information of fice here more than a year be fore going East The couple were married at the home of the parents in August 1944 They will reside at Johnston City Tenn While overseas the Marine sergeant saw duty at the Mar shalls Okinawa and Guam Red Cross Drive Goleta Leaders Told GOLETA eb The Go leta Young Service Club will be in charge of the an nual Red Cross drive which will be heid during the month of March with Mrs William Man gan as chairman The territory Broader Curriculum Slated for College Summer Session Expansion is planned in sev eral phases of work to be offered at the 1916 Summer session of Santa Barbara College it was re vealed following conferences held here by Dr Harold Wil liams Director of Summer ses sions on the Los Angclcs( Berke ley and Santa Barbara Campuses of the University of California Dr Williams met Monday with Dr Irving A Mather Uni versity Representative in charge of the Summer session and Pro vost Clarence Phelps Greatly increased attendance is indicated for the Summer session compared with recent years with about 50 instructors serving on the faculty Some what more that 200 units of study will be offered oreign language including beginning courses in Spanish and rench will be offered for the first time in several Sum mers as well as nine units in physical and health educa tian This is the first time the latter courses have been offered since before the war and are be ing made available because of the large number of veterans expected on the campus and to meet the needs of returning stu dents who are majoring in phy sical education T'he Clinical School for Chil 1 dren in the Education Division of which Dr Charles Jacobs Is In charge will be held again under Dr William Mason Dan ner Kindergarten is being added this Summer to the demon stration school in which four teachers will have charge of classes up through the sixth grade urther details on plans for the Summer session June 24 to Aug 2 will be announced 'later Legion Membership Drive in High Gear The first great post war mem bership drive for the Santa Bar bara American Legion Post 49 took a spurt Wednesday when it was reported that 220 new members had been signed up by the teams in the contest which ends March 17 Drive Chairman Jack Adams said that Team Cant Ray Houtz was leading the field with 62 members Armand de Benedict's team is next with 37 names brought in and following close on his heels is the team of Wil liam Milner with 34 new mem bers Another 200 members is sought before the March "welcome which will have as its climax a "Maggie and feed followed by a Hollywood show presented by James Waugh adjutant All of the new members will be special guests at this affair and will be wel comed at Veterans Memorial I fall 112 Cabrillo Blvd start ing at 12:30 pm March 17 Teacher of Blind Speaks at Meet Mrs Newton was guest speaker at the ebruary meet ing of the Women's Bible Class of the irst Methodist Church last wf'ek Mrs Newton explain ed her work with the blind il lustrating her talk with several samples of Braille translations Including the Book of John Mrs A Lewis program Introduced the speaker and mem bers who gave readings Mrs Cook vice president of the class and presiding of ficer at the iluncheon meeting read irst armer of the Mrs read ings were Life of Washing and Relieve in Mrs Cominings Boy's Composition on and Mrs "Jessie Westfall Daily and Prayer for Every Mrs II A Livermore conduct ed the devotlonals and guests were Mr and Mrs Ralph De Bolt Mr and Mrs Richard Pride Dr Kells Swenerton and Mrs Robert Benson SEEKS DAV POST VENTURA eb 27 State Commander Lloyd piesen of the Disabled American War Vet erans announces he will be a candidate to succeed himself He was appointed to succeed the late Joseph Speddlng and his term expires June 25 1 T7? 1 i BBBKudfer 5 t' 4 'V HHK Mv A '5 ABagS jffiW 7 wBfc 11 OHLV TO NIGHT I.