Evening star. [volume], June 30, 1940, Page 6, Image 98

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD
By H. E. Hill
Copyright, 1940. b> NVw* S>r.d.catc Co Inc
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^ You can see with half an eye
who’s the head of this house
hold. And it isn’t Mummy or"
_ Dad.
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Though Daddy is the nominal
head of the family, Mummy*1;
and the girls keep him in the ‘m
background, more or less.SS*
especially when callers
around. They let him as.1 aKa)t
question, maybe, but ~ldom
answer, and anythiir else In!a"«
his conversation^-' lne ge '-r/i
drnwr a out
j£Head of the family spending av /
gquiet evening among his loved 'v <£' Iff
leones. Works hard over Buster's
^homework and after that’s out
■of the way, there's the wife's checkbookt^^^
"be gone into. She s fifty-odd dollars over^ /
what the bank’s statement says.
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The male head of any
household willingly cedes
all rights when it becomes
necessary for the cook
snsitive and has a temper I
»ken to about something, j
One of those lucky households
where the wife’s mother has
^ just loads of money and is
^ considered the real head
by everyone but her
Blj son-in-law. But he
Pf ^ doesn’t bring home
' ■ enough bacon to
"A count.
^Head of the family working
Sjoff hurt feelings and a sense,
|of inferiority in the garden !
■ Said he to the little wife.
J”Who's the head of thisN
|house, anyway?” Whereupon
& she blew up. called him names.
?and developed a sick head
jache. He had to apologize.
' | “111 have to bring it back
) if my husband doesn’t like
^ 't- And, since she’s a bride
of a month, she will. Up to
^^six months a bride considers
^■her husband the head of the\
■■house. But not for VERY
much longer
I ■ /
Bachelor career girls who share
an apartment have terrible times
figuring out who is the head of
- the establishment. It has to do
with sorting laundry, garbage dis
posal and picking up clothes from
the floor, and neither wants the
job of house mother.
The tuna teams "shove off" for
the Gulf Stream fishing grounds.
These speedy little deep sea fish
ing cruisers had some rough
■weather to buck in the tourna
ment, the sea being swept by wind
and rain during most of the three
days. The big tuna catch was
given to the needy of Miami.
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Errol Flynn, hot for any sea sport, was one of the big names in the second annual tuna fishing
tournament held near Cat Cay in the Bahamas. Here the film star gives you on arch look after
guessing within 20 pounds of the weight of the giant tuna he landed in a tournament battle. The
fish weighed 423 pounds—but it wasn't enough to place Errol among the winners.
Just an average assortment of giant tuna the sportsmen brought in for weighing in the tourna
ment At right is Laddie Sanford, famed pola player, who was on the winning team with Winston
Guest and Tommy Shevlin. At left is Mrs. Laddie Sanford, ready to swing her movie camera into
action.
FRESHEN UP
SXt
KEEP YOUR MOUTH
FRESH AS A^||
KEEP YOUR HEAD
CLEAR AS A
Hit "Here I am playing my
most important match of
the year. But I'm tightened
up like a drum and my
head’s as thick as pea soup.
I've got to relax somehow.”
SNIi “Here. Have a spud.
That’ll freshen you up and
clear your head. You just
can't beat spuds for a
grand smoke that makes
you feel like a million.’’
Nli “Thanks. But you and I
those spuds really won.
That’s the only mentho-i
lated cigarette I know olF
that has such a fine tobac
co flavor. They’re swell.”