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Evening star., 1939-11-17

Bunker Hills put the skids under the
Quentin Roosevelt pinmen. National
Cathedral copied two games from
G. p. o. despite Porter's 149-363.
Store League Race Tied.
Kann's rollers climed into a tie
with Garflnckel's for first place in
the Department Store League as
Henry Millers 1854 spanked the for
mer's 81 win from last years
pennant winning Woodward &
Lothrop. Garfinckel's dropped two
games to Lansburgh's. Raleigh
Haberdasher, Credit Bureau and
Jelleff's took odd-game decisions
from Hecht Co.. Goldenberg's and
Guy-Curran, respectively.
Undisputed possession of first place
in the mems section of the Acacia
League will be the stake when the
Heitmullers and the Montgomerys
clash tonight at the Arcadia. The
Duheys, with four-game lead, are
well on their way to win the first
series in the women's section.
In their last match the Mont
gomerys nicked the Nichols twice to
move into a tie for the lead as the
Heitmullers dropped the odd-game
skirmish to the Crippens. With
Chick Hunters 153, second high
game of the season, as an incentive
the Kacys hung up second high team
set OF 1876 to whip the Roberts
quint twice.
Evening star., 1939-11-17
Grid Fans Must Behave

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. II @.-
There'll be 200 State, county and
city officers around Duke Stadium
Saturday to see that persons under
the influence OF liquor do not enter
for the Duke North Carolina game.
Evening star., 1939-11-17
Michigan Held Reody
To Scramble Penn

The Wolverines have done us
dirt
For two weeks running. Cau-
ton. men!
Invest your tie, but not your
shirt,
On Michigan to scramble
Georgia Tech and her Engineers
Will shave off Alabama's ears.
Unless the day is cold and raw
And rheumatism plaques her
joints,
Tulane should be compelled by
law
To spot Columbia IA points.
When Arkansas meets S. M. U.
The only crafty thing to do
Is take your roll and bet a few
Simoleons on S. M. U.
Though Iowa's win from Notre
Dame
Was something of a gem,
This here is Minnesota's day
We kinda Gopher them.
Illinois will rue the date
She made to meet Ohio State.
Dartmouth, Vanderbilt
Don't Look So Good
I look askance
At Dartmouth's chance
To ring the bell
Against Cornell.
If no one hears from Wander
bilt
BY Sunday afternoon at 3,
The State has planned to hang
the guilt
OF homicide on Tennessee.
While Oklahoma's tough. nv
dough
Is riding with the U. of Mo.
Oregon State is certain, pal,
To trample on the U. of Cal.
A further certainty is this:
Purdue will nail the U. of Wis.
And Princeton's team can hardly
fail
To pulverize the U. of Yale.
Stanford's ball club hasn't won
Since 1889 begun;
The Washington Staters, what I
mean,
Will keep that Stanford record
clean.
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sleeves: the ripping jabot to
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ing of the yoke above the roomy
bodice; the slimness OF the straight
Kored skirt. Trim the softened
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Reports also on accessories. Order
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IL wouldn't hurt us TO try to
understand the young and in
cidentally. IL what older persons
tell me Is true, the women OF
our mothers day and our grand
mothers day. married at a much
younger age than our modern
girls. Young love certainly got
our ladies of other years.
Indignant
Dear Miss Grey: Often you write
about the married woman worker.
but why don't you tell the truth
The truth is that the average mar
ried woman who holds job il
merely selfish person who is
cheating some deserving woman
out Of work. Personally. 1 think
the average married woman work.
err ought to be put out of the bust
ness world. She has no business
getting into work that really be-
longs to a more deserving woman.
II employers were wise they would
see to ii that no married woman
was employed II her husband had
a decent position. I. o.
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derisively, and Mr.. Kingsley put in.
Cant you find US something
harder than lemonade, Corbet ?"
Sorry" Larry said, not sound
ing sorry at all THE house is as
dry as the desert. Never mind the
cake, Kay"
To her surprise he appeared
slightly nettled. Did you drive up
from the city," he asked by way
OF changing the subject.
Were stopping over at the villa
on this lake Dusty Rhoades en-
planned. House party. There's a
lousy gang and we decided to hunt
you up.
Heard in town that you had
dug yourself in out here" She
sat low in her chair, knees crossed,
foot swinging.
Speaking of being dry she
complained, I'm parched."
It's the cocktail hour down at
the hotel" Brenda suggested
smoothly, narrowed eyes on Larry.
Kay had to admit that Brenda had
never been lovelier.
Her clothes were the last word
in expensive smsrtness, her face
was wildly beautiful.
Brenda's beauty was like a mask
which she could don at will and
obviously she had donned 1t for
this occasion.
hay Is Certain
Kay was certain that she had
come to impress Larry. to add to
his lonely misery, to place q
shadow on any possible happiness
with Kay.
Finding him strong and well,
more handsome than ever. she had
changed her tactics and decided he
might still be worth her while.
> Her friends agreed heartily TO
the cocktail idea. Campbell and
Kingsley bounced from their
chairs. Dusty said to Kay.
Sorry to decline your cake.
Continued on Page II, Column s.
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PA T T E RN

Slendefizingly yours for the
making lis Anne Adams softly
becoming dress for matronly wo-
men. Anne Adams has knowingly
and expertly. designed Pattern
Ass TO disguise heterogeneous
curves. Yet II will take you a
very few hours to cut out and
sew this style-with the stitch
by-stitch guidance of the Sewing
Instructor. You'll love all the
carefully planned details: the free
snd-easy flow Of the capelet
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or says:
Dear Cynthia Grey: certainl,
agree with the people who get SC
disgusted with many young girl.
and boys Of today. l imagine you
Do. too. after reading all those
silly letters from boys and girls OF
eighteen about being in love. What
the need Is good whipping in
stead Of q few kisses by moonlight.
PRACTICAL.
The only way I can answer
you In to say / think you had
better try to remember your own
youth. II most women would
tall the truth they would admit
that, although they married
grand men. they still had the
memory Of that first sweet
heart" very much in their
minds. They would admit it
because they would have sense
enough to know that we have
70 dream now and then as well
~ Be practical.
1t seems to me that all par
ents and the elderly critics of
the young should get a different
elant ON young love. Youth Is
not made of stone. It is not
something just to wake up and
Be ordered to eat breakfast,
packed off to school or remind
Cd Of it, home duties. II Ia vital
and throbbing and living and as
capable Of feeling az any mature
person. II doesn't always show
H. judgment that comes with
years. but how can We expect
that! We just haven't any
right to tell It to forget ro-
nance" and to be sensible.
Do you remember yourself
when you were Is or II? II
you were a normal young girl
you were far more interested in
the boys than you were in other
girls, and that Is n 1t should be.
The trouble with most Of US
lies in the fact that we don't
trust youth. We are afraid Of
letting 1t have too much freedom
and forget that too much re-
striction 10 far more dangerous.
30 must admit that / see
ncthing wrong IN the natural
interest young boys and girls
have In each other. The crowd
that goes In for healthy mixing,
intelligently supervised parties
and sports. IL 4 fortunate young
crowd and I am sure you will
seldom find any member Of 1t
suffering a. 4 result Of young
love" which 70 many older per-
sons hold in contempt.
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fine FOR KIDNEY
and BLADDER
Weakness
STOP GETTING UP n l G II T S
AND FEEL YOUNGER

Keep your blood more free from
waste matter, poisons and acid by
putting more activity into kidneys
and bladder, and you should live
healthier, happier and longer life.
One efficient, safe and harmless
way to do this is to get from your
druggist 35 cent box of Gold Medal
Harlem Oil Capsules and take them
AS directed-the swift results should
delight you.
Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms OF kidney trouble may be
backache. shifting pains, puffy eyes.
Don't he an EASY MARK and ae-
cept a substitute-Ask for Gold Medal
HARLEM OIL Capsules-right from
HARLEM in Holland. GET GOLD
MEDAL - the original - the genuine.
Look for the Gold Medal on the box
-35 cents.-Adv.
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. STORIES
IN STAMPS
When the Red Cross
Storted at Geneva

THE horrors OF the battle at SOL
ferino first gave Henri Dunant
the idea OF permanent relief
service for soldiers. BY 1863 he
was able TO enlist the interest of
several nations in a meeting at
Geneva TO establish such a body.
The convention drew up 10 arti-
cles and prescribed a uniform
and "a white arm badge with
red cross in it."
So was the seed OF the Red
Cross Society sown. 1t was TO
grow rapidly. The next year,
1864, most OF the nations OF Eu-
rope and the United States, rep
resented unofficially, met in &C.
neva again. This time the con-
vention drew up the famous 1864
Geneva Treaty" which wrote
the rights OF the wounded and OF
those who succor them into the
laws of nations.
These rights included the neu-
trslity Of the medical corps, the
wounded, the ambulances, mill
tsry hospitals, personnel, and
even the civilians in the war zone
rendering aid TO the wounded.
They were declarations that were
TO go far toward bringing hui
mainly 10 the battlefield.
The 1864 convention also adopt
ed the official Red Cross flag. a
red cross on a white ground.
These were the Swiss national
colors in reverse They were
adopted because OF the convention
in Geneva
The Geneva convention is COM
fnemorsted by current set OF
stamps from Finland. one OF
which is reproduced above.
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and natural attitude toward
the result of subtle yet stron,
prevent complete development
courtship stage of marriage.
There is another strong deter
rent to marriage lack of OPP
portunity for young folks to mix
intimately. So complex is our
civilization that young men and
women must meet socially and see
each other often before mating
suggests itself.
Many young women slide unob-
trusively into the "old maid" list
before they are fully aware that
they are not leading normal lives.
Most of these would have mar
ried gladly had the opportunity
offered. Quite often the lack of
opportunity was not the result of
an absence of attraction. for most
women have qualities that attract
one type of man or another. But
the actual failure to meet eligible
men is an important item in the
lives of many women.
Many women fight shy of get
acquainted clubs" matrimonial
agencies and other artificial mix
ers. To some, even membership
in such a group is an admission
of failure
Some critics believe modern
cities are negligent in failing to-
provide wholesome meeting places
for young men and women in
holiday spirit.
Women who fear lack of mar
rage opportunity should study
their Biographies. There are more
men than women in western states
outside the cities. Country school
teachers never lack proposals.
Women looking for marriage
should spend some time at vaca-
ton resorts, on cruises or in other
places where there are men not
preoccupied by the business Of
living at the moment.
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Smart Desk Arrangement

Generally speaking, most people
prefer not to place furniture di-
rectly in front Of window. How
ever, it is sometimes a pleasing
and convenient arrangement to
place low desk or writing table
beneath and at right angles Of a
window.
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. Writing in cipher.
2. The Nile.
3. No.
4. DR.. Halvdan Koht.
5. No.
6. Chile.
I. A gambling card game.
5. Hip-not-ik; not hip'-no-tik.
Q. Mizraim.
10. 100.
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CHAPTER THIRTY

Hello, there" Larry shouted.
hurrying out to greet the guests.
Kay remained where she was,
not knowing whether to go or stay.
Hesitating, she watched Larry
shake hands. first with Brenda,
then with the others.
Brenda stood on tiptoe and
kissed him and the strange girl
followed suit.
The visitors were all noisy and
hilarious.
They laughed too much. laughed
too loudly. there was an unneces-
sary amount of back Shaping and
shrill chatter.
At last Larry herded them into
the house.
Kay hurried to the door, de-
termined to be gracious and hos
pitable II 1t killed her.
Brenda, clinging to Larry's arm,
nodded indifferently. Hello, Bar
clay" she said.
The director, Mr.. Campbell was
his name, shook Kay's hand
warmly. his overly flushed face
beaming.
Larry introduced the other Wis
itors.
This is my wife" he said. Mr..
Kingsley and Miss Rhoades."
Dusty for short" Miss Rhoades
remarked and they all shouted
with laughter.
Chances Dszedly
She glanced around dazedly. II
was plain to be seen that they all
had been imbibing a bit too freely.
What a charming place,
Larry" she drawled.
we like it" he replied and Kay
noticed the pronoun. He sounded
proud and excited and happy.
What have you been doing
hiding out here in the wilds?" the
director asked him.
"Why haven't you come back to
Hollywood? Gosh, man, you're
fit"
Brenda helped herself to a Gig
aret from Larry's box and he
FASTENED TO light it for her.
Their fingers touched as he held
the match.
She raised her eyes and gave
him long look over the blaze.
Tells Truth
IF You want to know the truth,
Campbell" Larry answered the di-
rector, Il felt that l got pretty
rotten deal in Hollywood.
IF Kay hadn't come to my res
cue I'd probably be at the bottom
of the lake by this time
II imagine there was method in
Barclays madness" Brenda OBJ
served. exhsling smoke through
her nostrils.
Wont you sit down." Kay
hshtd HaiiitNtts bths WV
candles"
They sat down and the talk
went on, punetuated by bursts of
laughter.
Brenda sat on the arm of Lsrry's
chair and they conversed in low
tones.
After a moment Larry made an
excuse to leave his chair. He
started for the kitchen.
Cant we give these people
something TO eat?" he inquired.
Again the pronoun.
Somehow II warmed ksy's heart
Even though she was definitely
ignored by the others Larry made
point of including her.
Pineapple cake and lemonade"
she said. Just a minute and
M"
Lemonade Brenda exploded
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s EPILEPSY INHERITED Z
CAN n BE cuREo7

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doctors tbs interesting sahist viii be
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writing 10 the Edsestionsi Division. 535
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Adv.
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Good Taste
Today
BY EMILY POST


Dear Mrs. Post: I grew up in
this country but after / married
lived many years abroad. Since
coming back TO the states several
years ago, I find that it seems TO
be customary in many places to
serve salad as a first course. Please
tell me whether this is a new idea
that is approved. or it is just a
bad habit.
Answer: There are salads and
salads. Some Of them are entire
~ suitable for first course. For
example. all sample mixtures
known as hors d'oeuvres. These in
clude chopped vegetables. small
aspics. crawfish. crab or lobster
msyonnaise. stuffed eggs, sardines.
almost any collection OF salad in
gradients that you choose-but al
ways a collection. Salads such as
these are all properly served as
first course at lunch or supper
not at dinner if you care about
being correct.
Cold Bouillon In Place
OF Cocktails
Dear Mrs. Post; So many Of the
members of our club either dis
approve of cocktail drinking, or do
not care personally for anything
strong, that we think it would be
better to eliminate cocktails alto
gether at the lunch party / am
giving at my country place for
this group. Some one has sug-
gested that it might be nice to
pass around cups OF bouillon be-
fore lunch in place of cocktails.
Do you think this suggestion is
good, or not?
Answer: Since the object of
serving cold bouillon before
meal is to give those VINO do not
like alcoholic cocktails an alter
nate choice, If l were you l would
not serve anything before the
meal. 1t is entirely proper and
not at all unusual that no cock
tails be passed. particularly be-
fore lunch, but if you are uncer-
tain as to what TO do. then have
many tomato juice cocktails and
perhaps few glasses of sherry
brought in on tray.
Introducing The Mayor:
Dear Mrs. Post: All my life I
have known the man who is now
mayor of our city. / have natur-
ally always called him by first
name. But what now? When he
and his wife come to a dinner,
let's say, at our house, how is he
presented % to strangers 90 to
others of our fast friends who
have never met him? go When
speaking to him before others,
what shall I call him?
Answer: Il and p You intro
duce him as Mayor Lake" You
would say His Honor, the Mayor"
only if you were presenting him
publicly-as a speaker, for ex-
ample. t3) The only time you
speak to him by first name is
when you and your family are
alone or among intimate friends.
On most occasions you can say
you and avoid the use of any
name about which you are not
certain.
lReleased BY The Bell Syndicate Incl
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90 Many Oldsters
Condemn The Young
Forget They Were Young Themselves And
Fail to Remember Their Own Shortcomings
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Why certain older people will condemn young people con-
stantly has always been mystery many of u.s. And why
tny sneer at the young an even greater mystery If they
would only acknowledge the truth they will admit that the
young people of this day and age no different in their
natures than were their grandmothers grandfathes
Times change - human nature doesn't that is ALL
y letter from an inpatient read
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Handy Hints
Keep Cheese Fresh

Keep Cheese Fresh
A coating of butter or margar-
inc spread over the cut edge of
cheese will keep it from becoming
hard and tough.
To Smooth Curdled Custard
A raw egg, well-beaten, added
slowly to custard that has cur
dled, is said to make it smooth
textured again.
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Irritated EyeIids I?

Battle them with Lavoptik. Prompt re-
lief. Use also for immediate relief of
infamed, sore, itching eyes - or when
eyes feel tired or strained. No harmful
drugs. 25 years success. Get Lavoptik to-
day. (Eye-cup included.l All druggists.
Adv.
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POPULAR
RECIPES
Baked Beet Casserole
(Serves 4 to g.

Two and one-half cups cooked
shredded beets or one No. can
shredded beets, 2 tablespoons but
ter. 2 tablespoons flour, 2 table
spoons brown sugar, 2 teaspoon
salt, Ia tablespoons horseradish,
II cup buttered bread crumbs.
Drain beets. Measure / cup beet
liquid Melt butter in saucepan.
Add flour. Stir until we'll blend
ed. Slowly stir in beet liquid and
stir constantly until mixture be-
gins to thicken. Add sugar, salt
and horseradish. Add drained
beets.'
Turn into medium buttered bsk-
ing dish. Cover top with bread
crumbs. Bake in moderate oven
1915 deg. F. for about 20 min
ues, or until crumbs are we'll
Drowned.
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Absence of Opportunities
For Young Folks to Mix
Is Hindrance to Marriage
MARRIAGE OPPORTUNITY

The of marriage institution is not to pc
measured alone by the happiness of couples already married
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Squash Souffle
(Serves 4 to 81

Three cups cooked mashed sum-
mer squash, 2 tablespoons minced
raw onion, l teaspoon salt. \ tea
spoon pepper, 3 tablespoons melted
butter. eggs. separated.
Beat egg yolks until light. Com
bine with squash, onion, salt, pep
per and butter. Beat whites UNI
til stiff. Fold in. Turn mixture
into buttered ring mold. Set in
pan of hot water. Bake in mod
crate oven for about 40 minutes.
Unmold and fill center with
cresmed steamed peas,
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Here's good news-these lonch in
lacy sockne stitch You need
string
22l2 directions for making Illustrations of
of stitches: materials required; photograph Of
for this pattern to The Tacoma Times
Needecrsft Dept Tacoma Wash Write plainly PATTERN NUN
Der, NAME ADDRESS.
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but also Dy the opportunity IL
affords young men and wo-
men TO marry.
Periods of depression raise
an economic barrier to mar
riage. Marriages are often
postponed until times are
better so we can have the
home we want" Postponed
marriages do not always
materialize later.
We have already looked at
psychological barriers to mar
riage - sometimes the fault
n their children a wholesome
marriage and sex, sometimes
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Romance flourishes in that atmos-
phere.
Parents who are wise In the
ways of the world try to promote
parties so that their growing chill
dren are constantly mixing with
others of the opposite sex.
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of parents who do not ins in their children wholesome
and natural attitude toward marriage and sex, sometimes
the result of subtle yet strong personal characteristics
prevent complete development of the individual through the
courtship stage of marriage.