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spoon ginger. teaspoon cinnamon,
1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons pow
dered sugar. baked pie shell.
Beat yolks of three eggs and whites
of two with sugar until light. Add
pumpkin, milk, spices and salt and
cook over slow fire until thick and
smooth. Turn into baked pie shell.
Beat white of egg and spread over
pumpkin mixture. Bake eight min
utes in a moderate oven to set and
color the meringue.
The last two recipes are sort of
special. company pies.
Flank Steak.
Much has been said the last few
Year, about the cheap cuts of meat.
1t is perfectly true that some cuts OF
meat are less expensive per pound
than others. But if more fuel must
be used in cooking the Cheap cut, "
if there is less edible meat in the
whole and if more pounds must be
purchased for meal. the merit of
the cheap cut as such is nil.
However if housekeepers will plan
to cook these cuts that require long
cooking while the oven is going for
baking, the cost OF fuel is decreased.
Mdctt IL up Itut ut-
lic;ous flavor Of the dish. Casserole
dishes combine vegetables with meat
in such a way that all juices are pre-
served
BY using all the meat the housewife
makes it possible for the butcher to
sell the choice cuts at more reason
able rate. If women demand porter
house exclusively the butcher finds
himself with flank steak and chuck
roasts ON his hands to such an ex-
tent that he must charge seemingly
exorbitant price for the meat he does
sell to make up for what he can't
market.
Saturday morning when the oven is
hot for baking put in this rolled flank
of beef. Then at dinner time reheat
the oven for an hour and bake the
extra vegetable or pudding while the
meat is finishing.
The meat will cook some in its own
heat and the heat of the cooling oven
in the morning so an hour at dinner
time is plenty Of time to thoroughly
cook the dish.
Rolled Flank Steak.
The steak should be scored by the
butcher or ut home before preparing
for the oven.
Make a paste of IL teaspoon mus
tard. l teaspoon salt. teaspoon sugar
and 3 tablespoons vinegar. Spread
meat with paste. cover with stuffihg.
roll and tie. Dredge with flour and
bake as suggested for two hours in a
slow oven.
Stuffing-One and one half ours
stale coarse hre,d crumbs, . table
spoons melted butter. ! teaspoon
minced onion. 1-2 teaspoon pepper.
teasnoon salt. hot water.
Mix salt. pepper and onion with
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ishes out before aught can come Of it
and burns steadily foretells faith
full husband.
Orachs.
The Delphic Oracle provides much
amusement. Some member of The
party should be stationed in a dark
corner. Let him stand on box TO
increase his height. shroud him in q
sheet and let him hold jack o. ian.
tern on MS head The Oracle can
answer only yes or no TO questions
asked her. but the vehemence with
can be very expressive. One of the
tin pumpkin lanterns is easier to
handle than a real pumpkin.
A gypsy fortune teller in shock OF
corn can tell the future by reading
palms or cards. She provides very
decorative touch as we'll as much fun.
And speaking of the decorative
touch. there is nothing more effec
tive than corn stalks and autumn
leaves and vines simply arranged.
Pumpkins and vegetables of oil sorts
can be used for candle sticks. And
as far as possible let. the lights be
candles.
Ghosts.
Ghost stories are always in order
for Halloween. These should be
told before an oren fire if possible.
with n cieverly arranged banging
shutter or door in some distant part
of the house for an ccrie accompani-
ment. If an open fire is out of the
question try this:
Fill n shallow pan two-thirds full
of salt. Pour over as much alcohol
cs the salt will absorb. Light and
place in the center Of n square Uf
asbestos. Put on the floor or on n
table. the guests forming ring
Ground the blaze.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24
BY SISTER MARY
Pumpkin Pie.


when the frost is on the pump.
kin" most men-folk begin to think IT'S
time for pumpkin pie. And most Of
these men. who know nothing what
ever about the baking of these pies,
have very definite ideas on the sub
Ject. They agree that the pies should
be "thick." meaning an inch and a
half deep. that they should be cream
ing and smooth and not to stiff. but
by no means "watery." And they
then disagree when il comes to sea-
soning. Some like them dark with
spice and others say mo mixture of
strong spices in my pumpkin pie"
So for the benefit of the woman
who strives to please these recipes
are Offered.
Yankee Pumpkin Pie.
Cut pumpkin in narrow strips.
Remove seeds and pare. Cut in dice.
Put in kettle and stew covered until
tender. Enough wafer to prevent
burning must be added to the pump
kin. An iron kettle is best to stew
pumpkins in because the pumpkin can
be cooked drier and acquire n darker
color without burning or scorching.
1t takes almost day really to "stev"
a pumpkin. Rub through colander
or Dut through potato ricer.
One cup of sifted pumpkin. I egg.
2 cups milk. % cup sugar. I scant
teaspoon giner. IL teaspoon salt. rich
pastry.
Line in deep pie pan with rich
pie crust. Beat egg slightly. Mix
sugar, salt and ginger and beat into
egg. Add pumpkin and mix we'll.
Stir in milk. Blend perfectly and
pour into the pie shell. Put into a
hot oven to bake the crust quickly.
Reduce heat and bake until the pie
is firm to the touch. This rule is ior
an eight-inch pie pan. If larger
size is used add more milk and
sugar. salt and ginger. II three
pies are needed . eggs. ID cups
pumpkin. 2 cups sugar. and milk to
fill the pie pans is good rule. One
tablespoon ginger should he mixed
with the sugar. II spices are de-
sired add them TO taste.
Puffy Pumpkin Pie.
One cup sifted pumpkin. % cup
sugar. . eggs, 1-2 cups milk. IL emp
cream. l teaspoon ginger. IL tea
spoon cinnamon. IA teaspoon cloves,
IL teaspoon salt. pastry.
Beat yolks Of eggs with sugar. salt
and spices. Add pumpkin and milk
and cream and mix thoroughly. Beat
whites Of eggs until stiff and drv
and fold in mixture. Turn into n
deem pie pan lined with rich pastry
and bake in hot oven ut first AMI
slow oven to prevent the custard
from watering.
Pie With Merin~ue.
One cup siftcd pumpkin. Or 0Kp
sugar, 2 eggs. . cups milk. IL tea
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AN MTn1GIE STrPy OF MNERhbsT
EKoTloNs REvEAID In PRIVATE LETTERS
copyT4M raS5-XEA Soxxpe Iac

standing between JACK and you i,
that he has resented the interference,
of Miss Bradford. l did not see her
letters but from what Jack said about
them l know he thought she had been
rather catty.'
Surely yon know your son well
enough to realize that he always is
exasperated when anyone butts In"
as he says into family affair. Even
/ would not presume to advise him
as to his conduct toward you. Of
course / understand that to you Miss
Bradford is perhaps dear and valued
friend. but Jack probably felt she was
almost n stranger to him. as she is an
utter stranger to me.
Please do not misunderstood me,
dear Jacks mother" because I am
only trying to unravel the tangle. one
of the little tangles in that big tangle
which we call life.
Most sincerely.
LESLIE PRESCOTT.
TOMORROW: Sally Anterior 10
Beatrice Grimshaw - Trouble With
Sam.
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vote against a man for high office
rather than for his opponent whom
they support with their ballots. Ex-
cept for the servile partisans, the
commentators seem to do more blam-
ing than praising. more viewing with
alarm than pointing with pride Per-
haps. and we hope this is true. it is
because the average observers ideals
are very high. We should infinitely
rather think this than that it is his
ruling impulse / ercly to pick flaws
and find fault. Cynicism is not an
attractive or helpful quality, nor is
impotence.
The note struck by the Republican,
that staunch old battler for wisdom
and honor in public and private life,
is cheering and inspiring. The good
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24

Bands of fur Nare used to trim all
the new winter costumes. Narrow
bands finish the flat flounces or an
plastic the circular flares of after
noon dresses.
Wider bands are used for collars
of autumn coat dresses. Wideb ands
and patches trim the coats.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24
BY SISTER MARY

ID
Halloween usually reveals the
"Peter Pan" in all of us. For the
old-fashioned games of our ancestors
continue to charm and interest.
Apple bobbing. apple pairing. nut
naming and innu 4erable simple old
tricks and heaps of fun and require
no great outlay of money.
TO bob apples fill a tub or shallow
pail with clear water. The rub
should not be more than two-thir,ls
full of water. Carve th0initials III
the girls on fine red apples and place
in the tub. The men "bob" for the
apples, capturing them with their
teeth. The initials are those Of their
future wives.
The apple pairing game is PLAYED
by both men and girls. Each person
pares an apple, making the pairing MS
long as possible. This is swung over
the head three times and then dropped
over the right shoulder If the pairing
remains unbroken and forms an ini-
tial. the initial Is that of the throw.
er's fate.
Nuts.
Naming nuts is fun when a wood
fire burns in fireplace. Each girl
is given three, chestnuts. These she
names for her three "best beaus." so
20 speak. as the nuts burn or pop
so will. the lover declare this regard.
Some nuts generally burst open with
lovely little pop. This means that
the gentleman will "pop the question
in the most approved manner.
Another nut test is tried to deter
mine the "true love-" Three nuts
are named as in the first game. The
nut that cracks in this case means
a tickle lover. The one that burns
with a consuming blaze means love
for the lady fair, but one which van
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24

you could not 1--we long without
l. Derfrose. The starch and sugar
in sill food you eat = bread, vese-
tables, potatoes-must be CHANGED
into Derfross before your system
can use il as an energy food.
FREE-A booklet about Ds<frose
every mother should read. Explains
why children thrive on Derfross.
Sent free with beautifully illustrated
O. page Cook Book. Write Corn
Products Sales CO., e14 Franklin
Ave-, Houston, Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24

A Swedish lunch" is spookerish
form of amusement. An old kid
glove In stuffed with sawdust or straw
and soaked in water. two or three
oysters are sewed together. piece
of dough, an odd-shapcd bottle filled
with ice water. another filled with
lot water. tiny rubber hot-water
bottle partially filled with water with
all the air excluded, leaving it very
limp and illus:-e. nm old piece of fur.
a handful of feathers pasted onto .
square of cloth. a prickly brush and
other peculiar articles are passed from
guest to guest under q table.
The light should be dim and The
guests warned TO be silent and not
to drop any of the things. The play
ers who drop an article must leave
the game and do a stunt Of some sort
for the amusement of the party when
the luncheon is finished.
More Spooks.
More than likely the small boys
of the neighborhood will quite IN
consciously add to the spookiness Vt
the party by tick-tacking the win
dows and throwing corn at irregular
intervals.
A sheet and pillow case party is
always fun and mostt appropriate .or
Halloween. When everyone IS
masked the same it's much harder
to guess who's who than when the
very choice of the costume itself
often proclaims the masquerader.
The very atmosphere of autumn
bespeaks success for a Hollowe'el
party and. with nuts and apples md
pumpkin pie and cider during the
evening 10 or 20 young men and girls
are sure to have a jolly time in play
in formal games.
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H | N T S
Mink Wraps.

Mink Wraps.
Mink wraps this year show an
interesting cut and arrangement OF
stripes so that they conform to the
popular circles ruffle plan.
Powered Furs.
White gardenias, or single flowers
are worn with very charming eff.
feet in fur boas or on the fur col
!ars of the fall coats.
Hat Trimming.
Gold braid and tinsel embroideries.
as well rs feather fancies flecked
with god, are popular trimmings for
fall hats.
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bread crumbs. Add melted butter
and mix well with a fork. Add hot
water carefully. mixing with the
hands. The dressing should be lust
moist enough to hold together. but
not sticky or pasty.
Do not roll the meat too tightly.
Bind securely with cord. When
ready to serve cut the cord and re-
move from roll.
Another way to cook flank steak
is in casserole with vegetables
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24

ness in human nature is, perhaps,
underestimate. ms we discern the bad
and drag it out for others to see.
Those in favor of making the world
better are on the right side, as the
Republican remarks. and. we may
add, on the surely winning side. II
not, where is the sense in the whole
great scheme ?-Columbu Ohio State
Journal.
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and consequently is unsightly. Re.
move this by applying a layer of
flannel. When dry bursh off lightly
with a brush ,Rf
...r For Low Rooms.
Stripes in the wallpaper make the
ceilings look higher, while figures
lessen the size of the room.
Picture Frames.
Clean your black walnut picture
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Household Suggestions

Very often the ceiling above the
gas jet becomes darkencd by smoke,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24
GOOD IN THE OLD WORLD
YET.

Starting its Tooth year of level
headed and courageous usefulness the
other day. the Springfield Republican
said:
with this issue the Republican
reaches its Goth birthday and begins
IFS Tooth year. still confident that
there is a considerably amount of
good in the world and that those in
favor of making it better are, on the
whole. on the right side"
= 1t sometimes seems rs if all the
serious conversation. all the serious
Comment on what goes on were in
the nature OF alarmed or unfriendly
criticism. People rather generally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
BOYS COMPETE
TUESDAY NIGHT
EIks Committee win Select
One 10 Meet Harding

4 COMMITTEES - thFsa represents
tiyr men has bsea sssss,sd sos No
impostaa, Fosigisa % selecting ,hs
washinEfea boy wha viii rFessu,
President Harding 10 tts assembled
BOY hood ~ IRE state a. yhs taks
HIS bfufhes peaif at woodland
park JBIY sf
Tiv three ats W y Mafbafssy.
professor - business administration
At ths University a SVashiaefsn
and prratiFht ~ ihe hoy Haaai
Masters sssge alton sf lhs aIs. ~
Fans T. tiefsfali. representing shs
nssdjai ranfFnsiau. ana ) y Hsn
bold. exalted uiisf of ghe Seattle
Elks tgtxe
TassstaY evening s' 'bs lsiss club
thr boz whs sill bavo shs henus ~
pFessasin6 th~ pfr=ttsHi 90 bic boz
sphisess. wtl, DO selected. All boys
ara lnFissd 10 euuspsts TIs cor
tess vii consist 81 rrWhnunHhE a
short ssnisRre. and tha bpg uho
has ihs best prsssnra Taiea sua
szFrtsxs Wui - selected tta sill
- eonRiateiY oususisd lh rev
aglt ~ eleshes ~ ghs Elss
C1afiss issTu9its ehAffnaH % ,hs
Hlk hfgsbrrs' e6mmgtfss. annaur~e
Monday ths, he s8nargs boys from
all parts 20 ths state 20 satsr ths
eempsfssioa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

Got EarfuI
Worsted in Effort to
Aid Woman

TIE sprit q Sir Gaahad harusd
brightly ia ne breast % Lars
sands,ron. Bosnian hotel 8aaesy
nlxht. ard because u Il. saedssrua
nearly last an sar.
White IN tha Aeeau hatsI. Eand.
strom overheard an argument be-
tween nan and w8uan Tbs
man wps verbally abusing the WON
an. e srrusd. sandstrom rushed
20 IRE srfsass % ths lady. ard chal.
lsnged her escort lie was prompt.
u tod where 70 get CIT
Nothing saHaEed. sanastrom
urged ths fsaaw 90 e. outside on
ihs sfrtst and have his block
knocked across The alsywsy he
TUNED expecting the man 70 &C.
cept and follow.
Instead. tha man parked a fisi
With stunning effect upon chs back
Of sendstsOms neck. hurting him
ihru q plate glass window whsa
sandsrrorn picked himself up one
q hrs sars was almost severed
TIE police brought W II. Waller.
q TIE c. q ". card room. 70 police
headquarters ard Questioned him
he admitted having argued with
saHdstr0n. bat denied having
struck him. stn4sfrom declared 10
would not prpsscgts Walter and the
latter was released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Gets LEARNING
IN PRIZE RING
Doctor Goes Thru College
on Fight Purses

KANSAS ctrY. No Isiyfs ur
q A ssiusra. whs has bgiIt up =
large medical pragfies IN Kansas Clty
slaes romiaK here in 1915. has r.
vsaisd that previous 70 that iims he
Naa known IN tlsiic circles "a al
NcNufnar hef
py acimrcs feuEhs his way thru
Maryland university. earning money
IN The ring untse sbs nom ds plume
During his college tife. ~. gslmsca
fought Brnay leonard tliictis H1t
ehsli Leach Cseea. Harry ssunu. Jim.
my barrie and tsi4is NeAodrswH
= was after money iu those days
not Story" TIE physician sald 4
fought a 10 round tattia with Paul
Edwards ono night and seven with
Benny Leonard the noaE night leon
ard Eot tha decision over M on a
technically. Sometimes my share ~
the ptras would 30 se high aa Is.sp1
more money than get Tor many
nights work now But lose my
present work and wouldo', 20 hack
% fighting Tor any amount ~
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Grocery and Meat
Men TO Hold Picnic

HutchrfH WI uAvr rhn0H tn1dlrs
Instead of cieavers and Erocprs will
dish out prizes Instead ~ crackers
wednesday when 90 Rrocrrymen and
meat dealers Of the city win attend
the 25rd annual picnic. held At Halls
Lake.
Races and sports ~ oil types wilt
feature tho day md a great array Of
prizes arc offered tho winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
GREAT NATIONS
To Be INSURED
World 10 Be Protected in
Case OF Wars

GENEVA. 1aip ts-Frpfn mutual
Insurance societies faF TIE protection
u individuals she world has now
progressed 20 a basis whsre Y ulli
soon have mutual insurance saststiss
for IRE protection ~ naslhns This
Is ons % iba international social out
grouths OK shs wat
Two programs are nov underway
zoe tl.s organization Of International
nh,uat insurance Tor nations.
Ths FIRST Of these y Lord Robert
Cscirs project Tor an International
guarantee pact. a. an Insurance
against wnf n IL now under con.
ssdsrasion by tbs isaEtfs og nations
a. an Indispensable basis ,of dssarrn.
aren't.
Under Ita terms tbs nations sign
iaE - viil not only pledge themselves
not 10 stack each other. but 70 come
- each Others assistance in the
svsns they are attacked BY others
Just "a Zach individual BY reason
AZ a mutual Insurance. protection Is
abs 20 cut down hts expenses Ter In
surinF the future ~ himself NJ bis
family. 20 BY ttis International utu.
fuht insurance against war each ma.
ton viii be shls 10 cut down ita *.
pensrs o. scif-drrrnss from what u
now costs n each nation 70 insure
ts own defense single handed
Tho second project o. international
MUTUAL Insurance Tor nations Il THAT
put forward ~ Italy She demands
an international treaty and ofEauiz-
alton plcdginE all nations 70 come to
each others assistance IN the event o.
greet natural caismiiiss, such as
earthquakes fires famlnss. spldom-
ics. cyclones. etc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
lMOULDN'T MOVE
w TIL METER QUIT

BOSTON ialy is There stnl
ssa SONS Raa 70 como from the
laai 'twpbit meter deepest, when
drs Anna Lehman prepared 20
move from her apartment
80 she invited aH her nsighhoru
IN 70 a bathing party After the
last iu bns had bathsd. Ras enough
avn remained 70 heat moro water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
s.RnnM niiNnAI.nM

ia ACRES PHiCE f3.XT5
Well constructed bungalow style
house. large rnomas fireplace: all
~ land cleared. several outhuild-
inges flowers. shruhhery. half
block from paved highway. Terms
tsp0 rAHh. balance SIS monthly
Nufkc q FBffar Ire. 20s New
York Block
10 ACRES, NEAR Rcnton. house
barn. well; creek clearing, 81 500:
500 cash, 80 acres Maple Valley,
half cleared. s20o0 $1,000 cash
30 acres SkaKit county. partly im-
proved. $500. Sin0 cash
", e. PETERS 726 Third Ave.
KIRKLAND ii ACRE. Groom
house mile from ferry si.skDt
$50 chsh, SIS per month
~. g. ILTEhS. 1as Thlrd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

PORTLAND. July 10 second nm.
nubi convention Or tho American
Association o. University Women
opened hero today With several hun.
drcd delegates attending Business
sessions, addressed ~ prominent col.
ieRs women. receptions md other
features have been arranged fnr tho
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

.chlaEp. lptsraaiianal president *
tips gcaeratipn Worker delegates SIN
include f1lsabsth chFlatmah aH1
Agnes NessoT ~ chicago. glove.
Workers Agnes Iahnsaa. chicase.
thoewVrksE. Maud RwaftE NsW
York, prlatsf Hpee ashsltsFmsaa.
Ssw foFk. esRmaksr Fgvias Miller
aud paniins Newman % phl.aasl
phia ana Mari pFsisr. Neu YoFk.
ealssmakefs.
Tho eaateFene1 Vas originally AZ,
ranged for Bruhi castle. coisxas.
GERMANY. whteh has been Trans.
formed iuto a labor calirEs. whsn a
chance. haNssuE. camq 90 hold tho
sessions 10 ths ela imperial sunlnisg
palace - she Austrian capital. vtcFv
Frsns Joseph 50 bong fsiserd sg,
perms. ths sgpFai cou.a nas ~ Sc.
sisted
rsyehateEicauy it vas fe'i. The
egavsninE - nemaefasle tu'rfua.
tiaHai working womrns eeafefshre
In che PRECINCTS whsFs Aatnefatte
pawsx ~ recently held sway. wasia
.ln Itself give hslpgnl ssifnuius au1
Irspiratt5n 10 tase pspresGinxs.
tulanE the werner q either eesass
grtrs wha viii te present arr rr
Naftan thi1ips and Mfs tssrFtsoa
fieu Great Britain. MlIs ffrisns
Huras ax. feisiasg Mfs KathiF~a
&c. o.. No. fafasN ~
kayaa HazAn. cuba. Atl3e tleseus
Cxre h1sisVaNis MIls
Iisauas fioavtef. frame alEnaFa
easarsefn Gabrsnl. Italy. F'raa ftstsT
Kjs,asnsx. Nsrpay. stiis appAis TX.
bezanska. f'ob.ea. Mrs MARY t'Its
esraid. South Asrtess 1ilr AuEsjs
Msnnssr. Switzerland
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M HARRY II utNr

M HARRY u. iitNr
WASHINGTON JuiF ts neW
railrssoah On wurlt egmocfaeY util
h reached August "a. wbea FvHge'
ssa,a,ivs working womsa % ths
woFl4 wfl aasembia b. the eii
Schosairunn rai2rs ~ Nteu q a,
whsrs smpereFs e ne ca egdsF IN
larusa hsii svay. 10 ntag plans Tor
! farthsrax International tgaaea unioa
crgarfsatian anoeE Womsn.
Amsrleaa werGiaz wesAea Nui -
vpseseatsd by aias tslssalss. The
eenssrens. which wtii he Ihp third
h8snaai congress gt the tntsrna,
fanai Faitraslaa * WoFktn <
wcaen vii inelgts repFes eeiAtiyvs
fgori sau.s % a2'irap
Ths peasran pFgyitts Cor eossl4.
sgassan e measures ~tp unEs eF.
sanand working uemen IN ersioF
that thry way resolve upaa thp
asans ny uHeh ths sttutar't % i!fa
q uo7nen workers tbtgati ths
worM may BE ralar4
Amonz fns speclfte sieps ~ which
Il Is rrUpot tas tv approached
VIII D.
I. prcre5sn as traas ueap o.,
Fauzaiua ameaE wentea
. Development * an sa'egua'ieaal
paliey giving special attention 20
tbs nsetss q weesu ani eNilirsn
3 Exsmnstfsa q aH PROTESTS foe
iszisstioa psapesfd ~ the tateraa.
tlonal Labor euugsreEc-
4 me arpotsfH-1t af werner ~
al usGaai nstiens and committees
esalinz wea sassstans affecting th~
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