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Evening star., 1939-06-11
oh, Yes, Something
About q Tea Porty?'
King Asks of Boston

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Ar-
irving here on the royal pilot
train today. correspondents and
radio men reported all was not
pomp and circumstance on the
royal tour.
When the confusing time
changes on the continental tour
were being deplored by one of
them, King George replied. IF
1t keeps up, Ill lose a days
pay"
Told one correspondent came
from Boston, his majesty re-
marked, "Oh. yes. something
about tea party. wasn't it?"
Evening star., 1939-06-11
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, II,
Kings Hondshoke
May Land Hotel Job
For G. &. C.. EnroIIee

When King George shook the
hand Of John Draganza. C. C.
c. enrollee, at Fort Hunt, Fri
day afternoon, probably he was
boosting the youngster, who
halls from the Pittsburgh area,
right into a job.
Press and pictures recorded
the handshake, and yesterday
Draganza, senior leader at the
camp, received a telegram from
a New York hotel offering work.
He is leaving today to investi-
gate.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Reich Won't Prosecute
Curtis if He Leaves
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN, June l0.-The ministry
of justice decided today not to
prosecute William Bardwell Curtis.
Evening star., 1939-06-15
~ Free Swim Course
Is Half Completed

The free course in swimming in
struction in the Central Young
Mems Christian Association Men S
Learn-to-Swim Campaign" being
conducted in cooperation with The
Star, was half completed yesterday.
Glasses will be held at the pool in
the Y. M. c. A. Building, at 1876 G
street NV. today, tomorrow and
again on Monday to complete the
six lessons. There will be no Sat-
urday classes. Those in charge of
registrations announced a total of
1923 men had registered for the les
sons, surprising by % the goal of 300.
Colored men are being taught to
swim at the Twelfth Street Branch
Y. M. c. A., 1916 Twelfth street NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial
work, large retail store: must be
thoroughly experienced, neat in
appearance and willing worker.
Box 348-K. Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

Selling Ford products; definite salary and
commission not drawing account DEM
onStrator furnished: the most unusual
proposition ever offered to men who qualify
All replies confidential Box 1O9-K, Star
Evening star., 1939-06-15
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The Star is the great Want Ad"
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Evening star., 1939-06-15
HELP WoMEk.
(Confinned

MARKER white, on nat and thrifty: steady
work; must be thoroughly experienced and
~ isSt; sSi accurate SI worker Apply Mr. Barry
suits: also hand finishers Apply Morning
SIDE Laundry. $3.50 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring
sALEsLADY, exp baby and chiidren's
Apply At once. sblI Ga. ave. Silver
sALEsLADY. experienced, general mer-
chandise; neighborhood store: open ewes.
refs. Firestone's, 95 L st. NV
TELEPHONE, sALEsWOMEN experienced
store co-operation. Box 242-J. Star.
MATTRESSES experienced. at once. Apply
322 Kennedy st. NV. No phone calls
WOMAN white. age $3.50. general house.
references REQUIRED Box BACK. Star.
WRITER. willing to collaborate or write
Box 320-K Star. ' - '''''' WA -
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
For exclusive boys school. A mature white
following characteristics are essential in
neat industrious alert: capable Of training
variety for 20 people Starting salary, $50
Box 257-J. Star.
Have You 3 Hours a Day?
To spare in order to earn S15 weekly with
the opportunity Of owning your own busi-
ness. Mature women only. Coronet Co.,
SOB Pa. Ave. NV.
RESIDENT MANAGER, expert
enced, for high-class downtown
apt. building Only those with
local references need apply. Sal
ary and apartment. Box 243-J,
Star.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial
work, large retail store; must be
thoroughly experienced, neat in
appearance and willing worker.
Box 348-K, Star.
MILLINERY STORE. man
ager-Only live-Wire, expert
enced women need apply.
State references and expert
ence in first letter. Box 241-J,
Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-15
ROOMS WANTED,
SUBURBAN ROOMs

LADY. Govt. employe, desires rm K. ard
g. unfurn. Must be reasonable. Boz
Evening star., 1939-06-15
AERoPLANES.

1887 CUB, $3.50
1888 Aeronca 80" Chief: brakes, tail
wheel and pants 1925: terms and free
instruction to purchasers. See Mr. Garth,
ll5 N. WASHINGTON St.. Alex, Va. Alex.
Evening star., 1939-06-15

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
I75e QUE ST. N.W.-clean. single. double;
tance. Recreation room. Michiean 9737.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2131 Mass. ave
lady beautu H isrse e0ehs aS5 '0afs ~ah
private bath. snap for some young man
in ina, share;room at $3.50. Incl. excellent
with with 90 a9oa either cheerful young people. Du-
1929 < ST, N.w-Beautiful front room.
bah .xessns ssr ho@e soss eoekns Rear
l4l1 KENNEDY ST. N.w-Beautifully
furnished 2nd-foor room private bath;
private detached home; excellent board. ia:
HILLCREST t2sO0 18th NV, cor Girard5-
home asos an Tees nariknr true
IND d. rms. Southern cooking
1853 WYOMING AVE NW-sinele room
IN refined home. excellent food; convenient
Transportation. Adams 5266
1911 VERMONT AVE.-Larse. cool. single
room; vacancy In beautiful twin-bed doiibie
room: Wonderful meals. I5.
ls17 F ST. N.w;-,Larse double rooms; IN.
Hm nverpet pn1ne fo9d nome-cooked meals; near
l72s N ST. NV. off Conn ave.-Youne
man to share large, front double rm. with
an0ther; running water: also double rm.
CH cH:I2-room suite, in cool cor. home
Tor 5 girls or men: pvt bath, separate beds.
inner.spring mattresses: breakfast and din.
ne ner; S35 mo. ea.; bus at door, Emerson
AT MASS. AVE, 1909 18th Rose Inn5-
single and double with pvt bath (nev
managemenO. Owner prop.
Mr.. SCOTT CIRCLE, 14O6 18th st.-iarVe
rm, 4 windows. twin beds: room to share
with another young lady: meals Optional.
1880 18th ST. NW-Largs front room:
Islkonahle: Net e032
CONTINUED on Next f1gsJ
Evening star., 1939-06-15
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.
ROOMS UNEURNlsHED

2s 14th ST. NE-One large front room,
Ink next bath. SIS month lSs
455 EYE ST NV rooms. kitchen. in
cleo. $40 week.
Evening star., 1939-06-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CONGENIAL COUPLE will share home adj.
Sol. Village with young man; privileges
Evening star., 1939-06-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fnopfipued1
o0T UN0YO ODDOpTII1;1Tv

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
meats and beer included; low rental in
cludes beautiful fve-room apartment: do
ing $500 weekly; will sacrifice to right
party; terms. Box 475-J. Star. 49,
= Investment With Services.
Capable. experienced. successful business
man will buy or invest with services in
profitable, established business. Largely ex-
perienced in hotel. restaurant. real estate
and building opera tions. but might consider
other lines CONFIDENTIAL Box 442-J Star
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

tejado por este amigo arist6-
crata, mientras la servidumbre
les miraba desde leios, respetuo
samente, y a traves de la enor-
me puerta sc divisaba un angu-
10 de los lindisimos jardines,
con flores, con fuentes y con pa
iaros.,.
iiAh, fue aquel uno de los mo-
mentos mas intensos e inolviia-
bles de la e~xistencia de Isido-
roll.
En- resumidas cuentas: que el
arist6crata acab6 echandole u
ma mano por ell hombro, y los
dos salierOn lenta, muy lenta-
mente, de Palacio, hablando ga
DO, luego de hacer una sena a los
chauffeurs r~espectivos para
que les siguieran plan pianito,
a 10 largo de aquella incompa-
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

bornoces, al que esta vez tene-
mos que anadir todoS sus ape
llidos en- gracia a la solemnidad
de las funciones oficiales que a.
cababa de cumpir, pentraba en-
ell Majestic Hotel de Inglaterra,
que jamas habiase visto mas
honrado como en- estos momen-
tos, guardando en- su seno al
grande hombre.
Llegaba un tanto violento e
impaciente, porque en- Ell Pala-
clio Real, al llegar, va algo tar
de, a dejar t%arjeta, habiase en-
contrado con un viejo amigo,
un arist6crata de Madrid, que
lie salud6 calurosamente, lie a.
braz6, lie felicit6, lie do nume-
rosisimas y c~arihosas pAlmadi-
tas en- la espalda, y, f~inalmente,
de volverle a abrazar, re-
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

trocedi6 dos pasos, Sc meti6 las
manos en- los bolsillos del gaban
y lie consider6 un instante, como
como Sc considera una cosa his
t6rica o un monumento, excla-
mando al final, en- una explosion
de admiraciones:
i Caramba amigo Isidoro!..
De mode, que lnada menos que
embajador en- Tokio?... lilo he
he leido dias atras en- la "Gace-
tai, iPero ESQ es enorme!.. L..
Els mas que enorme!: ieso es
formidable L..
Isidoro sonreia, complacido,
hinchado, s~atisfecho, sin poder
hablar.
ALI, en- ell mismo zaguan del
Palacio Real de Pedralbes, en-
vueltos en- un ambiente regio,
viendose alabado, admirado, fes
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

rable Diagonal lena de jardin-
cillos, de bancos y de flores, as
faltada y realamida como DANA
de gran ciudad...
Isidoro lamentaba que no les
sorprendiera un fot6grafo.
va Sc creia una de las lumbre
ras de la politica mundial..., V
las ilustraciones lie hubieraa
mostrado, cogido del brazo de
su amigo-como a BRAND Y a
Lloyd George durante la Confa-
rencia de Geneva.
Total; que Sc lie hicieron ca.
81 las doce, y volvia al hotel un
POGO nervioso, pensando en- Ia
pobre Maria que seguramente
Sc estaria consumiendo de i'm
paciencia Y de fastidio.
o.
lsidoro Sc dirigi6 recto al as.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

censor.
Pero ell conserje, al tiempo
que un botones abria la puerta
de cristales, lie dijo:
-iSenor de Borgoha! iSu Sc
nora no ma vuelto toiavia!
FL grande hombre qued6se un
tanto desconcertado.
-GQue?
Que la sehora no ha regre.
sado aun.
les que ha salido?-pudo
preguntar, al fin, el personaie.
dominando su leve emoei6n.
ST, senior. Sali6 sobre las
diez, diciendO que iba de com.
pras.
-iAhl
Sin embargo, Ell grande hon.
ore' aunque un tanto contraria-
DO por la noticia, no Quiso mos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
LOS "ROJOS"

Alcanz~ron los "Rojos' una
doble victoria sobre los Phillies,
con anotaci6n de 90 y 81, Wal
ters obtuvo su victoria 18a de
lila temporada, en- ell primer des-
affo; pero ell verdadero heroe
del doble-header fue sin lugar a
duda Billy Myers, cuando en- Ell
segundo desafio, con ell Guego
empatado a una carrera y las
bases llenas en- la Ultima entra-
da del noveno, ante una concu-
rrencia de 30,298 fanatics, dis
par6 un homerun para darle la
victoria a su club. Wander
Nicer pitched este desaffo STEM
do, ell primero que pitchea COM
pleto desde hace mucho tempo.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

trarse susceptible ante los cria-
dos, y Sc meti6 en- ell ascensor,
subiendo a sus habitacionas.
Encontr6 ell equipaje tai y CO.
mo 10 habia dejado.
Entonces, luego de ZANZIBAR
Sc de traje y de sombrero y de
calzado, poniendose va en- la tie
nue. de un viajero ilustre que Sc
dispone a hacer un larguisimO
viaJe por mar, TOGO IN timbre.
Apareci6 un criado.
- anda, ell senior?
i Adelante L.. Olga listed
que bajen estas maletas y estos
oultos al office. Encargue que
son de los seiores de Borgona,
y que han de llevarse al muelle
antes de las dos, para embarsar
en- ell "Legazpi".
II mozo no estaba muy eeg'l-
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
DEPORTES
OMMY O'TOOLE DEFENDE-
RA SU TITULO ESTA NO
CHE FRENTE AL POLACO
~GRANDOVITCH
(Por Arthur Oj"dG)

Tony O'Toole, ell nuevo cam
pe6n de luchas, defendera su CO.
roma esta noche frente al Homes
to John Grandovitch, campeon
del Sur por dos amos consecuti-
vos, en- una lucha que Sc espera
bata las marcas de entrada,
pues todos conocen la forma per
fecta del nuevo campe6n y ell
prop6sito del polaco de arreDa-
tarle ell titulo.
Esta lucha sera a dos caidas,
de tres, con un Unite de noven-
ia minutes.
Podemos estar en- la seguri-
dad de que ambos gladiadores
nos brindaran un renido e into
resante encuentro.
En- ell segundo match de la no
che Powerful" Johnny Plum
mer cree que con su experien-
cia derrotara dentro del tempo
marcado de una bora, a Sauna
Ike, ell indio gigantic, que tan bri-
llante demonstration de fuerza y
agilidad nos di6 ell lunes pasa.
do. Algo spectacular.
Jim Clinkstock, un indio d.
Oklahoma, con 270 libras, har$
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Folletin No. 400
La Gaceta
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

a su hijo, a la algeria infinita
de sentir a su lado al hombre
querido...
Y, precisamente a las doce en-
punto tambien, estrada, solem-
ne, prosopopeyico, imponente,
llevando por los labios todavia
la sonrisa ~satisfecha del hon.
bre que ha cumplido con sus al
tos deberes, y que Sc ha visto re-
cibido en- todas parties con los
brazos abiertos, nuestro excelen
te e ilustre amigo Isidoro de
Borgoha y de Leon, Fernandez
Cordoba y Marco de los AL
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Tai como 10 pronosticamos nc
sotros, los fanatics pudieron
apreciar en- los desafios de a.
yer tarde que esta serie de la
Liga Intersocial sera muy rehi-
da, por estar mucho mejor equi
libradas las fuerzas de los team.
En- Ell primer desafio, los Gu
banos abrieron con Carsten en-
la lomita; pero ell muchacho ia
ll6 en- su intento y los Caballe-
ros Leales anotaron siete carre-
ras en- los dos primeros episo-
dies, quel ucian suficientemente
buenas para alcanzar la victo-
ria; pero los Mambises vinie-
ron de atras para anotar un ra-
elmo de cuatro en- ell tercero,
que cause la salida del box de
Woilfgang, sustituyendole Pat
Perez. En- Ell sexto con ell score.
1916, Comparetto comenz6 los
fuegos artificiales con un Tho :
mer" seguido de tres bases pOr
bolas y tres hits, y con ell segun
do hit dado en- la tarde por Ber-
naldo Fernandez entraron las
carreras del empate y las de la
victoria.
En- ell segundo desafio, A. To
RE, ell serpentinero de los Astu-
rianos, solamente permiti6 seis
hits a los rompecercas de los TIA
lianos. I'm "jonron" de A. Scion
ii y los tres hits del diminutC
Montoto salvaron a los Italia
nos de una espesa lechada. Sole
Paz, Montoto y A. Scionte pu.
dieron conectarle de hit al ITO
rero'.
Henry Orihuela, nuevo "out-
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

LIS campeones del mundo di-
vidieron honores con los Chi
cagoenses, ganandoel primer
desafio de la tarde con anota-
ci6n de 4-3 y perdit ndo Ell Sc
gundc, 81, por Ell pitching de
Lee; en- ell primero Gomez al
canz6 su octava victoria ode la
temporada.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

BARBERIA COMPLETA-Se
vende, compuesto de 2 sillones
de esmalte blanco, A sillaS de es-
perar, aqua caliente, 2 esterili-
zadores. Buen sitio. Todo COM
pleto. JOE'S BARBER SHOP,
1906 Septima avenida. Glen pc
SOS al contado. PlazoS puedeu
ser obtenidoS. Dirijase a Joe
S~alvaggio, 910 Septima ave.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
LA DIGA INTERSOCIAL Sc
REUNIRA MANANA

En- la Logia CaballeroS Lea
les. de America Sc reunira ma
mana la Liga Intersocial.
Suplicase la asistencia de las
delegaciones completes de las
cuatro novenas.
Comenzara a las 8:15, de mo
do que Sc termine antes de las
diez.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Pegando Foxx tres hits, EN-
cuatro excursiones al bate, en-
ire los cuales conecto su "hom-
er" 25o, los Red Sox del Boston
alcanzaron una victoria de GA
sobre los Carmelitas de st.
Luis.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Carl Hubbell lie do una victo-
ria a los Gigantes, ante una con
currencia de 25,626 fanaticos,
con anotaci6n de 81. Ell "hom-
er" 49,, de OFT ayud6 a la victo-
ria de los Terrymen.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Los Senadores del Washing
ton alcanZaron una victoria de
SO sobre les Indios del Cleye-
land, con Krakausskas en- 81
box, que solo permiti6 ocho hits.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
la GACETA

Anotdci6n pOr entradds de
los deSGftOs
Loyal Knights $40 030-10
Circulo Cubano 004 205-11,
Club Italiano 900 Ill 1904
c. Asturiano 221 003 l0x g
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Dodgers, con la nisma anota-
ci6n en- ambos deeafios SO.

Las Abejas del Boston ven
cieron a los Piratas, con score
de rs, siendo suspendldo ell Sc
gundo desafio en- la primera en-
trada del quinto inning,
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Ell Detroit conquist6 una ia
Gil doble victoria sobre los mu-
chachos del Philadelphia, de
14-0 y SO Newsom y Trout fue-
ron les pitchers vencedores.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Sunkel y Bowman lie aporta-
ron una doble victoria a los Car
denales del st. Louis, sobre los
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

frente a Bill Middlekauff, al
correrse las cortinas", a las 8 y
80 p. m.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Cubanos y Assurances vencedores en-
los desafios de aver en- Cuscaden Park
(PoR ARTHUR OJEDA)

field" de los Asturianos, nos O.
freci6 una brillante demoytra-
cion en- su debut co~naetando
dos hits y realizando magnifi-
cas- cojidas.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Ell BATE Y LA PELOTA

(Por Arthur Ojeda)
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

lsidoro Sc dirigi6 reeto al as
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22
Venturesone Historian

FRANCIS PARKMAN, the famous
American historian, born in Bos-
ton in 1928 and educated at Har-
ward, underwent terrific hardships
to gather material for his books.
One of the most famous of these
was his history of the Oregon trail.
In order to get thorough under
standing of the people and country
he was to describe, he lived among
the Sioux.
Some historians have said he was
entertained" by the Indians, but
tortured" might be better word.
The Oglala Sioux were the fiercest
savages of their day. AS Park
mans hosts they would tell him
stories of how they killed their en-
emies by holding them down in huge
fires with poles until they burned to
death.
Once, while being "entertained''
by the Sioux, the eldest squaw came
in, grabbed small dog by the
hind leg and took it to the entrance
of the lodge. There she hit it on
the head several times with a rock
until it was dead. Then she swung
it back and forth in the fire until
all the hair was burned off. Next
she cut it UP into small pieces and
dropped them into pot that was
stewing above the fire.
A dog feast was the greatest treat
a Sioux could offer a guest and
Parkman forced himself to eat it,
The hardships he underwent
brought him ill health from which
he suffered for the rest of his life.
Yet, besides writing many famous
historical books, he became over
seer of Harvard in 1868, professor
of horticulture in 1869 and from 1875
to 1888 he was Harvard fellow.
Q Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22
Uncle Mizs@>
WA
&y: ~
Man Is Gregarious

lAAI6 20 0SS60EGOAS
A delight in solitude is an ac-
quired taste-and usually compul-
sorry.
When love takes flight from a
window, it is usually from the din
ing room window.
Sometimes an ounce of hint is
worth a pound of advice.
The Faculty of Weighing
There's no use of being logical
with those who haven't logic. i.
The hardest thing to remember
and the most useful-is that it's
none of your business.
Many are skeptical because Of
their credulity.
There's Competition
Sin loves company, too, and
finds it quite as readily as misery
does.
Two-thirds of all trouble is wor-
ry. But worry is something that's
constitutional.
Between two towards, he has
the advantage who first detects
the other.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22

crushed ice to one part rock salt,
and freeze.
Strawberry or Raspberry Preserves
Ice Cream.
(Serves 5-6)
pint coffee cream
IA teaspoon salt
cup strawberry or. raspberry
preserves
Combine all the ingredients and
pour the mixture into the freezing
container of a modern ice cream
freezer. Assemble the freezer and
cover. Pack with ice and salt, using
three parts crushed ice to one part
rock salt. Freeze.
Buttermilk Ice Cream.
makes about 11A quarts)
3 cups buttermilk
cup crushed pineapple
rs cup sugar
3 tablespoons lemon juice
egg white (stiff1y beaten)
Combine the buttermilk, pineap-
ple. sugar and lemon juice. Fold
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22

in the stifly beaten egg white, and
pour into freezing container of ice
cream freezer. Assemble the freez-
er and cover. Pack with a mixture
of three parts crushed ice and one
part rock salt. Freeze.
Cream-Less Ice Cream.
(Makes quarts)
"a cup sugar
tablespoons flour
quart milk (scalded)
2 eggs (beaten separately
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
"a teaspoon salt
Combine sugar and flour and
blend with scalded milk; then cook
over low flame, stirring constantly,
until mixture thickens. Remove
from flame and pour three table
spoons of the mixture over beaten
egg yolks. Blend thoroughly, then
add to custard mixture, together
with salt and vanilla extract. Chill.
Pour mixture into freezing contain
er of modern ice cream freezer.
Pour the stif1y beaten egg whites
over and then assemble the freezer
and cover. Pack with mixture of
three parts crushed ice and one part
rock salt. Freeze.
Strawberry Whipped Cream Ice.
(Serves g.
quart Strawberries
2 cups sugar
"a cup lemon juice Il.
l pint cold water
! cup whipped cream sweetened
with / tablespoon confectioners'
sugar ~
Mash the berries, add the sugar
and lemon juice, and let stand for
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22

requires 61s yards of 39-inch fab
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sleeved dress 7B yards.
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Circle Pattern Dept, 149 New
Montgomery Ave, San Francisco,
Calf. Patterns Is cents Gin coins)
each.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22
Tommy Also DISCOVERED
Appeasement Is Difficult

Tommy Jones came home from
school with touseled hair, rumpled
clothes and a black eye.
"What have you been up to-"
his mother demanded.
GIVE been fighting Johnny
Briggs" Tommy confessed.
"Well, take him this cake and
make friends
Tommy did so, but in the after
noon he came home with another
black eye.
Good gracious!" his mother ex-
claimed. ''What on earth has hap
pened now?"
'He did it again." Tommy said,
sadly. "And he wants more cake
tomorrow-or else!"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22
HOUSEHOLD
QUESTIONS

Grease on Marble.-A paste OF
Fullet's earth and water spread
on the grease spots on marble
and allowed to stand for a few
days will entirely remove them.
Wash off and polish.
Garnished Platters.-Cold meat
platters have twice the appeal
when garnished attractively.
Before Refrigerating.-Rinse in
cold water or wipe off with a
damp cloth all your meats, vege-
tables, and fruits as soon as posi-
BILE after they are delivered.
Canned goods and bottles of milk
should be wiped off before they
are stored in the refrigerator or
cupboard.
Laundering Tip. - Sorting and
stain removal are prelirninaries to
the actual washing. The back
saving way is to sort from hamper
or clothes bin (placed at non
STOPPING height onto a large ia
BILE.
Quick Polish. - Dip knives in
boiling water, dry and polish inn
mediately for quick polish.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-22

A S YOU see from the diagram,
= the pretty daytime dress
(1754) consists of just two pieces
to sew together. Then make the
easy darts at the neckline and
waistline, so that your dress will
be slim and softly full over the
bosom, edge the sleeves and neck
line with lace or ruching-and
there you are! Anybody can do it.,
and it's so attractive and comfort
able. Linen, gingham, batiste and
lawn are nice materials for this.
Cool, COmely Jacket Frock.
If you're looking for an extreme
ly smart and pleasantly youthful
Jacket ensemble in women's sizes,