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lar with matching cuffs II the
sleeves are short or a pert
eats whiskers' bow Of, perhaps,
dainty eyelet batiste with lacy
edges. and cuffs to match. Try one
OF the new woolens in an embroid-
cred or ribbed design for this ador-
able dress.
Pattern 4191 is available in junior
and misses sizes 10, Il, IA, 10 and
Is; bust sizes 2s. 80, 30, "a and SO.
Sizes IA takes 2la yards 54-inch
fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in coins
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Six Circles OF Church 10
Meet "Wednesday

Six Of tho womsns circles OF
the First Congregational church
VIII met on Wednesday afternoon
for luncheon. Esther circle viii
meet al 1880 At the home OF Mrs.
Dwight l.. Mason. si7 No. 18th St,
Meeting for i2.s5 luncheon will
be Priscilla circle AZ Mrs. y. V.
Newman's home. s7io No. Union.
with Mrs. W. S. jennings assist
ing. Miss Edna Avery will review
an outstanding book on religion.
Al the same time. Dorcas circle
will meet with Mrs. Arthur York,
as Ne. ] ~. Mrs. r.. n. York,
Mrs A. W. Freekleton, Mrs. Ever
EFT Miller. Mrs. G. II. Warrington
and Mrs. r. II. Bertell will assist.
Mrs. Julia Todd Hallen will pre-
sent the program. Summer birth
days viii be marked.
Abigail circle will meet with
Mrs. Il. A. Morse. 5ioi So. Park
ave. also Mt i2.45, with Mrs. G. A.
Burlngame and Mrs. S. S. Todd
assisting.
Two groups having / O'Clock
luncheons are Naomi circle with
Mrs. J. r. Turner, 2T3o Garfield
road. Mrs S. ]. Seldom assisting
and Deborah circle at the home OF
Mrs, A. Il. Mems, s2i No. Cush-
man. Mrs. G. X. Smith vii
assist.
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Dear Mrs Peat ! az ar aaesr.
sissng sAlsssmaH. ana make calls
az nsy pn bsasansss nsse. Nhsu I
ass a fsesptaunlss 70 announce As
u Mr.. Jones shsti aak rae Il |
have an appointment of course
thai 10 all right. Bat hair of these
ktFss. V ] saY Me- VII ask. .Nha,
90 Jos saHs a. see ham about .
II sessas 10 sns thai they shoulan {
skpset me 10 tel then, my bs1al.
ness After ali. lt's NJ 10 the boss
% aeeide whsther he wants 10 sec
ms or not. Isn't IT,
Answer No. you arc wrong You
couldn't be more wrong 4 young
Noman who would lei every one
who sAys he has important bust.
nsss with Mr.. Employer 60 through
her gate. would very likely lose
her ioh' A busy person can't be
interrupted BY every an. who comes
IN. Some one must take the re-
spnnsshliisy os deciding whom he
must sec. whom he Nigh, want 10
see. and whom he hasn't time 10
sec.
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Popular Recipes

fsso degrees - for 20 70 30 min
utes. Serve with cream II desired.
Veal Leaf
az ssrvingsl
Two pounds ground veal. pound
ground pork. = cup partially
cooked peas. cup cracker crumbs.
, eggs. , tablespoons milk. ? table
spoons butter. ] tablespoon salt
teaspoon pepper. = tablespoon
ground sage, }. teaspoon curry
powder.
Mix veal and pork thoroughly;
add peas and cracker crumbs.
Bes, eggs slightly and add milk.
melted butter, salt. pepper. sage
and curry powder. Add egg mix
ture TO meat, shape In = loaf and
press into heat-resistant glass
loaf pan. 2-quart size Bake In a
moderate oven C325 deg. Fl for
ga hours. This veal loaf may be
served directly from its baking
dish.
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. sssibI STORY
WORKING WIVES


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ness '@ she asked
Marian looksd aoub;fs4L Ia
there any particular roAxon Nhy
80 bed nsorr money
The gir hlushed. Ted. my hu.-
hand. wants = car RE says a man
cant &c; a % without a car
Hasn't yoa husband gob -
On. no. he hasn't worked since
~'s were married
Florence. that's too bad. II
makes Il hard for you"
Il don't care whether he works
or not" Florence replied with a
touch Of shy defiance. IL doesn't
matter where the money comes
from. We have lots OF fun" she
looked down. drawing n wistful
breath. y just thought--he hasn't
seemed SO happy lately-tf I could
get a car for him--on payments"
Marian felt that the world had
gone topsy-turvy. II was al wrong
somehow. Herself. beset with
anxiety: carma, sick with grief
because she had not been able to
have her cake and eat II, too. And
now little Florence, trying to hold
her husbands love by providing
for i'm more layishly. Three bus
mess women. After all, were the
homemakers 10 be envied? She
thought OF Dolly and Pete's Julie.
She said harshly to the waiting
Florence, IF your husband wants
car I'm afraid he'll have to buy
1t for himself"
"Yes'm' Florence turned away,
her small face Swallowed.
Marian thought: What's the
matter with US? Has civilization
Continued on Page 10, Column 81
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Late Garden Salad
az to IL servingsl

Three tablespoons unflayored
gelatin. = cup cold water. ~ cups
boiling water, = cup lemon juice,
cup vinegar. y teaspoon salt,
4. teaspoon mace. y teaspoon nut
meg. u cup sugar. 2 cups shredded
cabbage, q cup chopped celery.
!. cup chopped red pepper. 4 cup
chopped green pepper, II cup CO.
coanut.
Soak gelatin in y cup cold water
for five minutes. Pour boiling wa
ter over gelatin in 2-quart utility
dish: and stir until gelatin is dis
solved. Add lemon juice. vinegar,
salt, spices and sugar; stir until
dissolved. Chill. When liquid
starts to CONCEAL add cabbage,
celery. red and green pepper, and
cocoanut. Chill for "a hours or
until set. This salad may be
served directly from its dish
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Fer a Nlse young miss who likes
her school 90 Wurk-a-day frockz
tailored yet s0ft and Terminus.
here's Just The thing Arms Adams
Pattern sisii Those side panels
give a grand high-Halstsa look ard
make the skirt flare Eancliy. Marx
the front waistline with row q but
tons. or use a trim buckled belt.
And take your choice or these two
oeEuliing touches a scaloped col
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Below arc the answers 10 test
questions printed on The Editorial
page.
/. Lake Mead.
p A member OF the titled no.
hilisy.
> When about nine months old,
Z. The green eolonng matter in
plants
o. India.
q. Yes.
7. Eleven.
8. ST Lawrence.
.. Idea: not i-deer.
10. Ferennials
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MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagSing bAckaehs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
q their trouble may be tired Kidneys.
The Kidneys are Natures chief nay q taking
They help naoss people pass about pints day
When disorder q Kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood. IL
may Gauss nagging backache rheumatic pains.
lea pains. loss q pep and energf, getting up
uights swelling. puthneza under the eyes. head
aches and dissiness. Frequent or scanty pas
tases With sniArtng and burning sometimes
rhows there j. tcmsthing wrong With your
Kidneys or bladder.
Dont wait Ask your druggist for DoAns
Pills. used successfully by millions for ever 40
rear They give happy relief and vii help the
Is rifles q kidney tubes fush out poisonous
waste IRON yoaI blood. Get Deans Plk-
ADV
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Wrong To Let Young
Girl Have Permanent
No<he~ Thinks Adolasocnss Are Better
Locking Nhen They Remain NAiaral
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Societies TO Meet

women's societies of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church viii meet
as follows: Virginia Halburt circle,
Wednesday at 1:3o p. m. at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Foy, 451a So.
X St. Mrs. c. NJ. Rockafellow
assisting.
Susan Patterson circle meets at
the same time with Mrs. Leonard
Wesson. 1882 Ea. c 81.
Melissa Huff circle will meet
with Mrs. r. G. Church. 54le So.
Thompson at 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day.
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Spicy Cider Sauce
ti2 TO IL servings)

-Four tablespoons bacon fat. 3
tablespoons eornstareh. 2 table
spoons sugar. = teaspoon nutmeg,
- teaspoon cinnamon. 2 cups cider.
Melt bacon fat In l-quart
saucepan. Mix cornstarch. sugar
and spices together. add TO melted
fat. stirring constantly. stir in
cider gradually, cook slowly for
5 minutes.
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E important aFpotntmeut wkieh -
F had forgotten In ne ggiss q pr
fees SECRETARY. her taut nerves re'
/ lAxed
When. shortly before lunch, NJ
Fellows asked nef 20 choose dia
uaand bracelet fer his wife. sh'
chuckled 70 herself So there hal
been trouble at home. She felt dl=
unctly encouraged. C. y. couldn
get aionE without her Il miga
be oAnny move 10 let him Try.
Watching Sally Blake's brgh
head bent over her shorthand book
she decided against the experi
ment No Use sticking her heai
out. as Dan would say
/ Al Il 30 she took a cab 10 JaqueI
and met a distraught, fsyerish
eyed carma They were taken to I
small table In the corner. Carm
nervousiy pulled OF her gloves.
y think I'm going crazy, Mar
ian
oh. no. dear-of eourse-Pete'
marriage was a shock"
pete belongs TO me" carma'
rouged lips were thin line.
But. Carma you could hay
had hlm-Rny time"
why didn't I take him ?" sh
smiled bitterly. II thought he'd al
ways be there-I couldn't MARI
him last year because I was buy
ing my carl couldn't marry hir
the year before because had I
have a mink coat. I've got the ca
and the coat, but" She stopped
biting her lip. She was quietl
hysterical.
Listen. Carma, be REASONABLE,
You didn't want to pinch an
scrimp-that's what It would hav
meant 1t you had married Pet,
When you see him and his Wit
struggling along on his salary, dc
ing without everything the
want"
That's what I thought when h
wrote me. He said he was goin
10 marry this Julie person"-he
lips twisted over the name-"ur
less I quit right then and cam
home. I cabled him to 60 aheaC
B-but II didn't think he would.
Marian could think of nothin
TO say and Carma went on fran
tically, The past week has bee
CHASTITY. No one to meet my boat
the telephone still---the evening
dragging and dragging - Sunda
all alone-oh, Marian, what have
done ?"
You've done the most sensibl
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mother. bat yoa can carry tina,
respect too Ear when you become
q mental dnor-mat.
Think ies yourself. Even your
oAn mother viii respect you
more II YOU do.
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nose ana upper
throat. Next time
don't wait for a
cold to get a head
start. Used at first
snifle or sneeze,
Va-tro-nol helps
keep a cold from
developing.
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PICTURES

Enjoy your these coorfu pictures he designs
equally posl Though they make alone
lovely pattern of two
1ox inch materials requred illustration of stches
Tacoma
Dept Tacoma plainly PATTERN
NUMBER your NAME ADDRESS
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Clear that tormenting stuffiness-
breathe more frcelyl Just a few
drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol - that's
what you need. Feel it go right to work
bring real comfort. This treatment
is successful because Va-tro-nol is
detipe medication-containing sew
eral essential relief-giving agents plus
ephedrine-expressly designed for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

FAST Grapefruit.
eosnmsM maffsns. eAcoa. cofiss.
milk
LUNCHEON seailoped To-
maisea wflh TINA beans. rye
hrsaa. fruit t-oNi. tea. milk.
DINNER Holled fish with eEg
sauce. steamed brown rice. green
peas. naked green salad, curFant
apple tart. coffee. milk
Just a few COED plain recipes
TO eat whsn tbs leaves turn red
brighten any homemaker's life.
You'll like these
Boiled Fresh Fish with fgg Sauce
Two 90 three pounds paddock
or cod. 1 y cups milk. ? tablespoons
melted butter. tablespoons flour,
i hsrd-eooked esq, salt, pepper.
parsley.
Wash the fish. and wrap in n
piece OF ehecsecloth or parchment
paper. Place on a rack In a kettle.
cover with boiling water. add salt
to season. and simmer for 20 10 80
minutes. Lift DIT earerulle. place
on n hot platter. remove the skin.
and serve with a sauce made with
the milk. butter and flour. with
salt and pepper 10 season. and with
the sliced hard-eooked eggs stirred
In at the last.
Scsiicped Tomatoes with Lima
Beans
Three 10 four tomatoes, 1 table
spoon sugar. Ia teaspoons salt.
: teaspoon pepper. y cup bread
crumbs, / cup cooked lima beans,
, tablespoons butter.
Seald. peel and quarter toma-
toes. add sugar. salt and pepper.
Arrange alternate layers OF toma-
toes. crumbs and lima beans. re-
serving crumbs for top layer. Dot
with butter, bake in moderate
oven 1850 degrees FL 80 to IS
minutes.
Currant Apple Tart
Plain pastry. cup applesauce,
s-ounee glass currant jelly. y
cup chopped dates. \ cup chopped
nuts. u cup toasted bread crumbs.
Lane pie pan with pastry. Mix
spplesauce. jelly. dates and nuts.
Pour into unbaked pie shell. Sprin-
kle with crumbs. Grapenuts or
rolled corn flakes or zweibach
crumbs may be used in place of
bread crumbs. Bake in hot oven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

Just a few coed plain recipes
TO cat when ths leaves turn red
brighten any homemakers life
You'll like theAr
Evening star., 1939-10-25
Cafeteria Workers
In u. 5. Buildings
Planning Strike
Union Demands Pay
Increase, Arbitration
And Six-Day Leave

The United Cafeteria Employees.
Local All, prepared today to strike
against the cafeterias operated in
Government buildings by the We'll
fare and Recrational Association.
The strike was set for November l..
Business Agent Jack Mink of the
union announced today that nego-
tiations between the union and the
association for new contract had
been terminated last night. The
union, he said, had voted unan-
imously to strike
Labor Department Conciliator
John T. DAILY confirmed the state
ment, adding, however, that he was
hopeful that a settlement would
be reached in time to avert
strike.
The union is operating in the
cafeterias-which are located in al
most all the principal Government
buildings-under an extension Of
last years contract. This extern
sion was agreed upon after the
union had threatened early in the
summer to strike.
The union is demanding an in
crease of az cents an hour in pay,
arbitration on discharges, recog-
milton of Grievance Committees and
six days annual leave. It has tenn
porarily put aside its demand for
union shop.
The association, Mr.. Mink said.
has offered 111a cents an hour raises
for some employees and has turned
down the other demands.
Approximately 100 workers are
employed by the cafeterias. The
union claims that about 600 of these
workers are organized.
Coupled with the negotiations of
the Cafeteria Union are demands of
the United Once and Professional
Workers Union, employed in the
warehouses of the association. There
are six members of this union af-
fected, it was said.
Both unions are affiliated with the
G.. I. O.
Evening star., 1939-10-25
Leuoue of Motions
To Meet December d
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, Oct. 25.-The goth As
sembly of the League of Nations was
called today to meet December 4.
Secretary General Joseph Avenol
said he had advised the governments
of member nations after comforting
with Prime Minister Eamon de Va
lera of Ireland, president of the
Assembly, who agreed the Assembly
should be held on that date despite
the war unless a majority of men,
bers sent objections within week.
The Assembly, with the Council,
which will meet at the same time,
will be called upon to elect World
Court judges, approve budget re-
ducing expenses of the International
Labor Office and consider a plan to
unity all non-political activities of
the League into an independent body
which the United States may be
asked to join.