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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28

MRS. HENRY c. HAMANN.
RUBEN HAMANN.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
HosteSses at Three Parties.

Mrs. r. r. Veldman and Mrs.
Lloyd Montgomery entertained at
two pleasant parties Friday of
last week The afternoon party was
2 o'clock bridge dessert with four
tables in play. Mrs. w. G. Seims was
winner of high score prize and Mrs.
Ray Rice Of second high prize.
In the evening, four tables of con-
tract were again in play, with prizes
on this occasion going to Mrs Lloyd
Burpee for high score and to Mrs.
Paul Church for second high. Re-
freshments were served.
The ladies entertained again We'd
nesday afternoon, four tables of
contract being in play. The affair
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28

opened with bridge dessert at 2
o'clock. High score prize was won
by Mrs. George Duvendack, while
second high went to Mrs. M. D.
Rowland.
A lovely assortment Of summer
flowers around the rooms added a
decorative touch to each of the
parties.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs E. W. Winslow Of Troy un-
derwent an operation at the Libby
hospital the 2lst.
The daughter of T. r. Gibbs of
Troy was brought to the hospital
Friday suffering with a fractured
arm.
James Hubbard and j. r. Palmer,
both of the Yak district, were ad-
mitted to the hospital Saturday.
John Ryall of Libby has been
patient since Saturday.
c. r. Buck was admitted as a
medical patient Sunday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
Will Attend Convention.

Drs. L. and Marjorie Mossman
will be at Kalispell Monday and
Tuesday of next week to attend the
annual state convention of the Mon
tana Osteopathic Association. DR..
l.. Mossman has been asked to de-
liver an address before the conven-
ton and will do so.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
Preparedness and
Advisory Commission

All male persons Is years of
age or over (no top limit who
are engaged in farming; profess
sional men; employees of cities,
counties, state, or federal gov
eminent; professional women;
women who have been profess
sional nurses but who have not
registered under the National
survey of Registered Nurses
and othear persons who do not
hold Social Security numbers.
Registration hours will be be-
tween HOO a. m. and TOO p. m.
State Liquor Store.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
Sets Open Dates on Birds.

The state fish and game commits
sion has publication in this issue
announcing that the open season on
native upland game birds this year
will be three days, September 81,
%, %. Bag limit three birds per
day, possession limit six birds af-
ter the first day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
Veteran Teacher Finds
Boys Aren't the Same

PHILADELPHIA-Boy are not
what they used to be, according
to Stanley Rhoads Yarnall, German
town Friends School principal 80
years and teacher for AZ years.
The l94l boy is too sophisticated
to place pigeons in assembly hall or
throw water in paper bags from up
stairs windows, he says.
Boys and girls of today have
broader interests in life than those
of so years ago." Yaraall explained
Origin of Mani
Nazi is an abbreviation for a
mouthful of Teutonic meaning Ger
man National Socialist Worker par
ty Observation-Disclosures party
Observation-Disclosures Deutsche Ar
better artei--founded in 1919 and
reorganized under Hitler in 1925.
Nazi, in other words, is not, as is
sometimes enormously assumed,
composite of the first, second,
eleventh and twelfth letters OF Ma
tionalsozialistische, but a phonetic
representation of its first two sylla-
bles Matt, correctly pronounced, in
the German language, naht-si. Be-
fore coming into prominence as
political designation, Nazi was a
familiar diminutive of Ignaz or Ig-
natz, this circumstance undoubtedly
paving the way for IT'S easy ac-
ceptance in its later sense.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
NOTICE

Business houses Of this city will
be closed Labor Day, September l.
Libby Commercial Club.
Merchants Committee.
ag21-28- 2,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28

Recruit: Doctor, am particular
ly liable to seasickness. Can you tell
me what to do in case of an at
tacki
Doctor: ut isn't necessary. You'll
do it."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28
Ambrosia Ingredients

Ambrosia consists of oranges and
bananas cut up and mixed with
sprinkling of shredded coconut
throughout and on top.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-08-28

OldWaltz seq. The ten best years
of a woman's life are between 2s
and &c."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
RAGS AND PATCHES
VALUABLE NOW

Materials are too expensive and
rare these days 10 be dumped In
Discriminatory into the rag bag g
Hens and seams are being I'M
picked, old "knitteds" unrsvelcd.
either to be made into new gar
ments for the youngsters or into
comforts for the services.
Patchwork II enjoying a gen
eral revival which began in the
bad blitz days OF September and
proved a great boon during the
long and weary black-out hours
of the winter. Hundreds Of patch
work quilts will be proudly shown
when this war u over. while
patchwork "pinnies" are delight
ing many Riddles.
Not 50 long ago. giri was
married in a white gown. every
stitch OF which had been done
during the long hour, shs had
spent In a public afraid shelter.
There's no stopping these "bntz
bellies"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
EMPLOYEES HAVE
LEARNED A LOT

one OF the workers Miss Lid
dard. formerly a highly paid cut
ter in a large store. has been there
since the beginning and only
missed a day when she was
bombed out.
Several OF the women employ
ed In the Workroom told me that
they had learned so much since
they had joined II that they were
making their own as well as their
children's clothes. better than
any ready-to-wear things that we
used TO buy" they added proudly.
All over England women who.
before the war. used 10 de-
clare that they had no patience
for sewing" are now making
quite a few clothes for their faml-
lies. Others are turning out
trunks and boxes slowed away in
sttics and closets. and tackling
transformations they never would
have attempted before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

fashion. You may have the notch
ed or straight collar In crisp. re-
freshing contrast with the op-
tionalal pointed cuffs 10 match,
and lace edging on both. This won
derful style is easy IS can be to
make. using the Sewing Instruc-
tor.
Pattern 4S02 is available in
misses sizes Y. IA, 10. IS and 20.
Size 10 takes A.. yards 39-lnch
fabric, = yard contrast and 20
yards lace edging.
Send IS cents In coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size. Name.
Address and STYLE Number.
Summer Fashion 1871 j. Aglow
with color spirit novelty
Order your Anne Adams Pattern
Book nov. and win first plac. on
the fashion scene with a smart.
individual. thrifty wardrobe. This
indispensable book shows outfits
for every activity from sight-sse-
INK to housework. from starlight
daneing 10 sun n surf sporting
no mtrsveling 10 wsge-esrninR.
Zach style is translated into IN.
easiest Of patterns Send today.
Book is cents. Pattern IS cents
BOOK and pattern together. Is
cents and two tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times, Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
British Sewing Booms---
But Needles Are Needed

Started over year ago, under
the presidency OF Vt-countess
Mersey. the Workroom has since
its inception enabled women 10
earn a little extra money 10 make
ends meet. Presiding over the
destinies Of the Workroom IL Lady
Hcarn. who Is tireless IN her ef-
forts. II was she who, right from
the beginning. decided that the
standard OF work should be the
highest.
Il wanted every woman and
child who was made recipient
OF our work 10 be proud 10 wear
the clothes" she declared. We
are especially particular that
every detail should be perfectly
finished and the cut as good as in
any West End model"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Where did yeu get that = the
inspection asks saspicleaslY.
7 Eut = kued on
an right. Aserhlaip. Joel
show you where 10 pay. nut act
this u there's any maFs trouble
with you. I'm gonna cali out the
National Guard and put thl. saols
Island under martial iaw until sc
get you locked up for keeps
Yes. arr says Angus nsskiY
For = couple ~ days. Anku. IL
too busy 90 think much about
Adoresn. Ne likes "a bsttsr that
~sy. Whenever he lets hls mind
so 6ack to her. he get. q mmpy
feeling In hi. chest
Spike audr. gives him q lat II
addresses along the waterfront
whsre he stops 10 make his col.
iections frUm the broccoli msr.
chants Angus IL surprised how
willingly these dealers pay up. All
they do IL take ono look a. hlm
and dive for the safe 10 get tbs
run amount in cash.
lie figures these broccoli dssisrs
must need an awful lot u protsc.
ton 10 be- willing 10 hand over
such big payments without batting
an syelid. and he II glad he can b
helpful In preserving las and
order . thought at which Insp~c-
tor Callahan would snort.
hut after shout three days ~
making his rounds. AnEas sno~s
he must get In touch with Aaorssn
whether shs like. n OF nas. BE
gets her sddrs.. from the Purple
Pelican and arrives 81 hsr part
meat In the w.s Seventies Al 10
IN the afternoon.
Adnfssn opens ths aeos. and she
10 ss prstiy "a q picture postcard
~ Niagara Fall. in the moonlight
Tier hair 10 Wrapped around hsr
head In = million little waves. and
shs !. wearing a dsFh hi1s neg
CONTINUED On Page -. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Operate Star Chooses
Green for Evening

Grace Moore. famed operate
star. ran wear green and does II
Her newest evening gown IL in
taffeta. half the bodice in dark.
rich. laurel green and half In the
tender green ~ frightened young
grass. The asckins IL a deep wee"
and ends IN sunburst clip Of
platinum and diamonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

from place to place and | don
Furthermore, l am not interest
cd in his work and would rather
that he found something else to do
In spite " all this, admire him
very much. he has a fine charao.
ter. many splendid qualities and hs
Is very good looking.
He has asked me 10 marry him
Miss Grey, but I am not sure that
our marriage would be a success
because we have such different In
terests. We also disagree on a
good share Of the subjects we dis
cuss. What do you think?
UNDECIDED.
. Dear Undecided: Although a
good character Is a vitality Inn
portant thing to look for In
husband. mutual interests and
congeniality are very important,
too.
Fine characters are not 80 rare
that you would want to marry
him for his character and for
that alone. There are many
splendid young men with fine
characters, so why not try to
find someone YOU can enjoy be-
ing with-someone who IL inter
ested In the same things as you.
am afraid that II you were
TO marry this young man Of
whom you speak. your life would
he one long series of disagree
ments. You, no doubt, would
want to spend your evenings
quietly In your own home or In
the company of few close
friends, while he would want 10
20 out partying. Whenever you
wanted to take In movie for
which you might have been
waiting for some time, he
would want TO go dancing.
Even your "quiet" evenings at
home would be apt TO get noisy
as soon as you got around to
discussing politics or world
events.
of course, II you are very
deeply In love with him. you may
want to discard your way of life
and accept his. That would be
> your only chance for happiness
with him. That Is, unless he
should agree TO give up his way
of life for yours or unless you
could effect some kind of salts
factory compromise.
But for true happiness, II Is
much wiser to fall In love with
some one whose interests are the
same as yours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

together thoroughly. Add well
beaten egg and grated orange
peel. sift flour with baking
powder. soda and salt. Add the
flour mixture to the oreaned
mixture alternately with the
orange juice. Add the nuts.
Rake In CREASED loaf pan In
moderate oven (s25 degrees p
for 10 minutes.
Variation: Omit nuts and sub
stitute 2. cup oandied orange
peel cut into bits. This IL an
excellent tea loaf. using cream
cheese and orange marmalade
rs a filling for the sandwiches.
II II also ideal for school lunch
sandwiches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

women in X
that's a man >
problem.
The war born
sewing boom is
due to two rea-
so MS women
are m a kin <
clothes for the
forces out OF
patriotism, and
and their fami-
lies out Of ne
cessity. T hey
are m a X ! n <
tn cir o W n
clothes because
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Sew for Britain
ny RosETTE HARGRovE

LONDON-There's a threatened
shortage Of sewing needles In
Great Britain direct result OF
the war. And once again needle
burnishers and needle-books are
found in every British sewing
basket
Needles are made OF steel. and
steel supplies here cannot meet
this nations armament needs. not
TO mention the increased demand
for needles OF every description.
There's a gradual disappearance
Of razor blades. too. but most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Afternoon SNACK

For a special afternoon treat
give the children tall glasses 81
chocolate milk topped with a gen
erous spoonful ~ vanilla ic'
cream. A quantity OF chocolate
sauce can BE- made Up and KEEP
IN the leebox for some time ans
may merely BE- ADDED 10 the mill
and thoroughly mixed 20 be ready
20 serve Dor an extra touch
nprinkis ths top With grated semi
sweet chocolate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Concerning Shorts

Dear Miss Grey: I am leaving
soon to spend a short vacation with
g very good friend OF mine.
would like to wear my tennis
shorts around the house while
am there, but / was wondering II
il would be the correct thing "a
do. Please help me.
MAUD.
Dear Maud: You should not
wear shorts around your hostess
home for IL neighbors are In the
habit Of dropping In, your host
ess might prefer that her guest
have on something more digni-
fled than shorts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Mutual Interests Vital
To Successful Marriage
10 Be Truly Happy, Couple, Should Be
Coneenisl; Fine Characters Are Not Rare
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: When considering marriage. just how
important do you think mutual interests BY that
mean do you think marriage could be successful wherein
the bride and bridegroom have of the interests
| have been going with young for several years
in fact up together in the neighborhood
When children used to have lot Of good times
together In fact have enjoyed him immensely up until the
last few months when began to realize that longer
have the interests He likes to be on the continually
while would rather spend of my evenings home
like the and he doesn't He enjoys partyng around
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
. SERIAL STORY
CALlBAN FROM CALEB
BY NORMAN kAAL

YESTERDAY after hnrtna = nsw
suit, Annus Hnes - the ruFpis fsfts
ean. nisht club shsrs sasrsra slnss
~hasksd ~ tho hfesitf 90 Adesssas
costume Anane tFies % 1aks hsf
uut 81 the rlub. but shs refuses.
frustrated ana anErs. he ~ntsf- sa
all ntsht lunch raan sad - ratlas .
bswi ~ chm when q tIsnta ftftis man
81 the steel newt 20 him seAs Anaus
10 pas the cetsup. Iasfeaa, ansus
lsfhs ths little man OFT hts -teeI aud
kn0eks him hehtnd the couwtsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
ANGUS MEETS THE soss
CHAPTER VII

CHAPTER VII
Angus Isn't mad anymore. W
j. sorry no elouted the nttis
guy lying there behind IN. eoun'
ter. After all. the poor little fel.
low can't be blamed for carvir
EltrWAter.
The proprietor IL yelling ~
Greek that no scholar could un.
dsrEtand. The customers dive foi
the door and disappear into tins
night For a couple OF minutes
Angus stands there alone. watch
ing the hysterieal proprietor. and
then his heart sinks AZ he sees five
policemen coming through tins
door with nlghtsticks grtppsd foI
action.
When Joe arrives for duty At IN.
Iailhouse the next morning. h.
greets Angus cordially. Expected
10 see YOU" he says. saw n IN
the papers Wanna read 10
Angus isn't very enthusiastic
but he takes the paper. some
wlr-guy reporter has written:
Tn the wee hours % the
morning. Angus MacPhliiip.. -.
New Yorks Callban from Caleb.
who last week nearly democrat.
ized Aanhsttans police force by
tachllng 20 officers single hand.
ed. VAS arrested for the second
time. this time for siisgsdly as.
sauitlng wtilts Austsrschmidt.
a subway guard off duty.
The fracas took place In ar
ail-nlght Grssn~ic yiilAs.
lunch place. Witnesses said Mac.
Phillips apparently vas AnKsrsd
by Austsrschmidts request "a
have the eatsup passed.
When Aus,srsehmlft Fso0v.
cred consciousness. foasr hours
after tho affrsY. hs resigned his
lob and left New York for =
chicken farm upstate. saying he
wants 10 return To ths simple
life.
Police Officials say AaePhii-
lips offenss will probably be re-
dueed 10 disordsriy conduct be-
cause Of thu victims refusal 10
prosecuts.
"hacPhiilips brush with large
numbers % ths iaW last week
resulted from his chase sero..
balf mo United State. la pus-
siilt u his Afisi~in thls cas-
Mas Adorssn AzrEsts. featured
singer at tss Purpls pelican"
Argue drops the paper What
so.s this cshb~H and ariel stuff
mean. Joe >"
= don't kBoS says tbs jslisr
@somsthin' about love. Tusss
Don't ask me
n don't ike they Should keep
dragging Adde'S name in like
that
Newer mind that No. Tn. In.
spsctor wants % ~s you
in,pseior can.hAs 1. slsashsa
ovsr ma dssk ike a h<aisn man.
%wsleosDs back. hAcFh1ilips. In
plain This ons n you ean-"
"Juat = MISTAKE says Angus
casually. Il thsssht for a minute
The man 7 hi uas sonleons slss.
fectly natural uistAks, =
says The inspector sarenstleaiiT
Could happen 70 anybody. NJ
euss "a for dstalnlng you
"Oh. that's ali night. Inzpector.r
Angus says 'nAstAks AL AROUND
We'll. % ing
Come hack hsrsi" Callahan
yslis. his face red ''ws.rs do you
TANK you're zoing7"
Il thought you said
sit down. me guy you socksd
cleared out Of View York. whien 70
the only smart thing 70 DO as long
as you're 10 tONn. 80 We can't
prosecute But were holding you
Tor dlsorderiY conduct You can
get out u you put up s25 bail
AnFos reaches into MS pocket
and fishes o,st . $50 eslL Have
gou xot any chauxsl ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed On EditoriA
page.
J. One hundred twenty-slght.
2. Thou shalt have no other
gods before me"
3. Jack.
4 True.
3 Vermont.
8. Something for something.
7. Forsilo n. LsGuzfdia.
:. Mercy hllingA
. Tennyson.
10 BunL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
ORGANIZATION AIDS
BONBFD-OUT FAMILIES

Largest professional sewing
organization IL London's War
Workroom. Maintained entirely
by public subscription, its main
object is TO help British women
in strained circums tanee s.
Workers are given paid employ
ment 10 make clothes for the
different organization with which
the committes is collaborating.
These clothes are then supplied
by the London County Council 10
women and children who have
been bombed out OF their homes.
Several boroughs have made con-
tributions 10 the Workrooms
funds. which Is maintained by
voluntary contribution entirely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Honey Bread

Dear Miss Grey: I would like TO
know how To make Orange Honey
Bread. Do you suppose you might
have such a recipe among your
files? II so, will you kindly print
It for me. MRS. ID.
Dear Mrs. D.: Here Ia the
recipe you requested:
ORANGE HONEY BREAD
2 tbsps. shortening
] cup honey
egg
Ia tbsps. grated orange peel
"a cups sifted flour
81, tsps. baking powder
!, tsp. soda
I, tsp. salt
=. cup orange juice
,, cup chopped nuts.
Cream shortening and honey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

OF reduced Incomes and higher
prices in ready-to-wear garments.
Proof OF this is that March fabric
sales were up 81 per cent over
last years figures.
Sewing bees have sprung up all
over the country. and the more
or less private sewing bees Of the
suburbs are All working like mad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

a 80 ss~s
e sissns t~ssd esfai reAs 49, rne fuhs see osa
- ecrpsteis thosrc
Hfsfssfre -
80 p,eeea = sses =Nss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

RECIPES

rurHo enrfATS 4 Ia
MAINLAND
sp.a~a ysass shish~s
. cups sv~s-psrp>-i Fs<~ eev~>i
I s~a.p..s s~it
:. se.spsaa p~Pp~s
egg
4 t.ss~sp... water
Z sshs~spae~s fst
4. eap wsses
cup light arv.m
Cut chicken lala serving pieces
Roll cereal into fins crumbs ard
mia with seasonlaHs psp shies<n
In sak which has h<sn slightly
bs4tsn ~ith one tshisspeou wst<r.
then IN crumbs. isfo~u on I'll SIDES
In fat Add y cup ~stef. cus~r
and simmer shout sas hour - uatsi
tender Add cream. ewssF ard
eaas snoat - minutes senx<s.
Yisidl servings
aaHA"Aa s8W% NssS&& HsSts
~, cups sss~r sugar
. tsssespssss ss<n sstssp
\, cup min
Z. cap bsstes
q eups essn fiskes
Cook sugar. strip. snllk ana nut.
ter togstnsF. stirring occasionally
IN prevent burnlnx. until tsmpefs.
ssirs 7as degrees 20 40 degrees y.
II reached. Butter large mlsEnG
bosi and pour In eeFn fiskss f'assr
hot sirup mixture over anrn flakes
stirring 40 that ssrh fake /. eaat.
al. Pack in small well battered
ring maids az large mold. ceal.
uamold and ssrys vita Ice cream.
Yield one s-ineh mold. af u
J a inca maitis.
.ssssssali1ase
You hsfn saalfs<lf sn<e sass hs.v
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Here's real find" for the
smart Notwithstanding Pattern
1902 by Anne Adams is SO fresh
and pretty that it will take you
everywhere in style. The wrap
around skirt is easily adjusted by
. series Of buttons al the waist
The top, which Is in a choice OF
two lengths. has full-cut lines be-
meath the smart shoulder darting
You'll wear II in loose. straight
smock style up 10 the big event.
then Afterwards. when you're slim
again. youn tuck II in. blouse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

teny noeeny nniney nnotaofs lus' the Uoy You'll feel
when you this poeTnl You WON'T know which linen
you'll oecorote first FOR eoeh motif ottroctvs Pot
tern z9O4 contons toosfef pattern q u motifs rano
ino from lZs Ia 70 asa x2H inches, color schenes
illustrations Of stitches noferois required
Send 10 cents IN CON ord token for TINS pot
tern 10 The Tocono lines Neediecfoft department.
6Ats poinJ pattern n1uhsr. yO1I nanls ard odd1ekA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
GRADES NOT REQIIREp

There are three grades FOR
canned grapefruit, A. n. and
'Broken.' Grade A canned grape
fruit is carefully selected for slze.
color. texture, and flavor Grade
d IL a choice product. which may
lack the uniform excellence OF
Grade A Broken grade canned
grapefruit may be Of very good
quality but is packed from broken
grapefruit segInents
Consumers should remember
that canned grapefruit and grape
fruit juice ere not legally required
10 be graded. Therefore. II con
sumers want these very useful
grade statements on the canned
citrus they buy, they must ssk for
them Al their grocery stores
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

rsa help reafsslf sh<n 900 hssy
n. a. Defense ftondsl