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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
BIRTHS

BOYS we're born 10.
isabella Boiosna, li7s College street. Lin
KSip,sep prda. t0y7 Gunfard.
lorraine Borck 1882 Emp.rr Linco'n iark
CHARLOTTE BrogoSicE, Sese Freds-ieN.
Iona Hrrrk 3ffA East Mllwauhcr,
NtUUe CorriEsn, iaefs sioepti
Natalie CfervinEkL 3l.h Jacob. Han
noro,ty tlog,isr. 1910 INerucN.
Nfva CAREY .747 Buchanan
FnmR Drake Ass Monroe
Virginia penham, l.f CAVIAR.
Svaroush Elriar Sitl Fulton
uar1fht Frandsen. IfTis Tscoma.
Rasisiee FehN 81 Eliot.
FLORENCE Grst0vski. 1923 kandirc
fIcauer Gcinak. 1892 East Canrr'1.
MARJORIE Hcudrrshct Te36 EnuH
Margaret Hsvrs lt3 vast Montana.
Louise Binde.arg losls ReAnup
Juna Koocy, 23e West Grand Highland
r,6r5tsy Kelly. 7ss2 Normne Dearborn
Ptsils Lindsay, -.to webster, az
f,ssi La.siow. stsa Parker.
Faith Lemke. s14t Parker.
Josephine NozdElerE. 26Vi Nsmans, Ham
sa-Ie MeIrerusy. 1872 Ltvsrnoi..
sheNa Nacpoagall 1855 Goethe
E,Tabsth NsF -1s20 West Lsia'eite,
MarEur1te % Heron. 1924 s. CAR.
Ernestiat Peterson. 1880 Lenore
Margueris Pfout 1877 Gnegs.
Nav Rllhardsrr. 9tl Merton road.
cara Rgepeck, -t36 Eree
Agnes Rupers 10 West i7-Mne road
EEl'J Eeasis. sil Hampton road. Crosse
Aepes Robertson. 4s2s Chalmers,
LeorE Robertson lssl7 RockdRle
Ruth Rs'hwen 2i2'5 Msrgarets.
Ms-Eie Robinson. asTs RlvArd.
Elsie koss 1891 Msrlowe.
JM.E Stick. 1913 Dubois
Jennie spinal 4ssh Devcnshirt
bose Stern 2a5e wsvcriy
VIVIAN SharEeyi $500 HlghlSn6
EfTr'ce sPuIar, 1855 Nildemere.
~ dret Snqpr 1885 StorkwelL
Frances Scott $40 Greern ele Dearborn
RhodS searght sgit Woodrow wilson.
EarrICr Teue I4l0s Nayheid.
Ruth Ten1igls 1888 Arndt
helrn Ioksrcxyk 1911 Seventeenth.
Nads Ta'h0tf 26fo Broad street
Dorothy Taylor 1851 NorthlHwn
Veronica Taylor la2i7 Exeter
Gertrude Temple. 7yTE CahAIsn.
Est'ie Twiiie q66 Division.
Autoirette Verschstse, 1912 Lsidich
Betty Nargc Sl21 south street 1fpinsl.
.ordoqA Fssulea. l5lSi pequindrs.
Rose WelnEArden cf7O Clairmouni.
Ruth Woodsiee $3.50 Rohy race
Margaret Warner, l0Ssf chhrleyotx.
Florence Wilson, 1855 CherrylaVn.
Helen Wcishuhn. S3sS Crane
Julia Winters 50oi 50 Auhin.
Esther Nhfe, f45 Napoleon.
Gertrude Wlkos, 2tiS Andrus. Ham
BsrthS YourF. 4sii Mckinley
Martha ZlelinsA. 1914 Nuremberg
GIRLS
Girls were born 20;
Julia Adrian i343s Hssse.
DOS a lie 1852 Roosevelt
Dorothy Cook, ais Van Dyke
Catherine Casper sIsz Helen.
Am Chester. l4l Genesss, River Rouge
(twins).
Josephine Choinowski. 3sss comstock.
Haufrar0ck
Alice DAVIS 1898 Chatham.
Myrtle pfust l1l5 Hudson.
Jare Hartfelder 1897 Gallagher
Anna Hajkus G0Sq Home.
Elaine Harris 56s5 Trumhul
Mary JEczynski. f64S Junction.
Cus JOY 1898 Norwood.
June Jones. 2s0 Hendric
Turice JEsen. 7f32 Marjorie.
Dorothy Kelly, 1882 Normile, Dearborn
Alice KAY. l5oIs Manning.
owe KaFczeWski. 1854 Relyidere
Lucille Kslie 2i7io Francis Dearborn.
AEnes Kenyon. 416T Holcomb.
Chsuncey Lawrence. 1854 ChsrlevoIy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Male Heip-Salesnen

UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes syallAbis
golf EsWle Route In south WAYNE
COUNTY Goo1 business secured IN THIS dis
trict Tor several years. Exceptional oppor
.urity for right man See Dealer Jack
R4rreu 1908 st Msrys, Detroit. Mich .,
pr write RaWle.gh's. Dept. McG.llo-20lA.
FreepCrt. ll
RESIDENT Of state with car 10 sell genu-
Inc Webster dictionaries 20 rural schools
In Michigan. state eXpeBence IN direct sell
uE Give age and references g. A c,
Merriam Company, Publishers. Springfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
BENCH MOLDERS
COLLEGE MEN
FoR ROUTE sALEgMrv
DRIVERS WANTED

Good monty-makiuR opportunity drlvlns
checker Cabs. An outdoor -0h-trvlrR
STEADY age n TO 81. Appiy ai2s Traa
rgl af'er 2 = n
.ENFEEiENcED farm hand ri month.
scher q q Myers Rru,7n M.ch
f-Nr EFIENCFD fuk nr.sher wanted
f'esfy worh. Eood pay. App.y seis
Grams River
EHPERiENCED Furnscs Rcpsisnan a..
Fuuace Cleaners Appy between So
~ kratzef Flrracs CO. $685. Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Female Help Wanted

ALERT women % travel New England
sales organization. SIS weekly salary
commission transportation. u. A. Morgan
Hotel Barlum.
lBEAUTY OPERATOR - Experienced Al
around: salary, commission. Winters
lsslon. Hogarth Slos. -------------
lHFAJJTY operators wanted. one fun time
/ one part time, good salary ana com
misslon II Centre Beauty shop. 3sl'
Fourteenth. Tyler 5-5sls.
BooKKEEPER for isrge Ford dealer. oul,
! those with experience and excellent ref
erences need apply. 1911 Gratiot ave
EXPERIENCED shirt irunsr hand laundry.
white or coi0red steady 100 good pay.
'Fsirvisw Hand Laundry. i21is East JEFF
terson
EXPERIENCED White housework assist
With child. stay. i7s0l Indiana. Unlver-
'sty 2-2sl4.
-EXpERIENcEp- Homework no laundry
/ stay, east side; doctors home. Pinsret
IGFNERAL housevork white no cooking
| home nights; small home. Townsend
IGFNERAL Homework. no cooking; small
| family. good home. Telephone Msdi-
/ son ssl5.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. cooking; adult
family; stay nights: good salary. Airing
ton O6so. -
IGIRIs--Light houseVork: no laundry or
| cooking, stay nights; experience unneces-
sayy. University 3-4273.
iGIRL--G ENERAL HoUsEWoRK Stay or
/ 20. Telephone University 3-3o93. 1850
lcherrylawn
GIRLS 10 assist as dancing Instructors; 50
FER NIGHT GUARANTEE; no expert
snce necessary; rs 2. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL Of Dancing. ALL Woodward.
Terrace 2-s972.
GIRL-General homework; no cooking no
laundry, good wages; stay nights. 1851
/ Cortland. Townsend 6-36il
IHOU sEWIvEs-Adorsbe dresses. Si.45
! profit each sale supply your friends and
Ineighbors. No cash needed. Coronet Com
ipany. 629 Woodward: ,2nd floor.
iMANICURIsT or all-around operator; eX-
ceptionally attractive proposition. De
I'roit-Lsland Hotel Beauty Salon.
shirt FINIsHER and press operator for
/ family work pressing. Federal Laundry.
SIS w. Elizabeth, the perfect ventilated
plant
WANTED GIRLS-Contingent Fountain
4 Sales WORK in Sanders East Side store.
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, near Hamilton
/ TO II 80 a. m. except Saturdays, must
! be 81 least rs.
lWoMAN--Llght housework; stay: 81 must
like children. Telephone Temple 2-6sll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Trade SchooIs-Mole
Beauty Culture Schools

BEArTY CULTURE - Complete Cou,
l1 v~-r-- n eieaic School. e
TetIlth MAdlson snsa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Funeral Directors
J SUTTON A son
slfT TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-bIo0
Lost and Found

Woodwafdl; "money needed. Reward.
Arlington $3.50
EYEGLASSES. bn1cal (case1s (vicinity
Trumbul-Grsnd Rjvei); needed badly;
reward Cherry 2502
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Newest Decorating Ideas Spring Season Include Padded Udl
Fabrics Provide Background
For Modern F urniture
Decorators and Designers Are Doing Delightful Things
To Aid You in Frightening Up Your Home

Modernized period furniture
bleaehed to the tone Of old fruit
wood is used here
The new walls call for new and
novel particularly effective back
grounds FOR soft wood tones
One suite. in the new gray
ed" or dusty" walnut. has ebony
and white ash worked out in check
erboard squares. in another group,
walnut and olive burl-b o h
bleached almost white are used
together in furniture designed
along William and Mary lines
Several new bedrooms use wood
Of soft middle shades with white
painted wood, while another points
up the soft gray tones with tur-
quoise blue leather. One particu-
larry interesting living room group
is inlaid with strips of white holly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
ashton
Forecasts

:. Mildly Tops" in linen or
velveteen for dancing Smart
with finely pleated skirt.
-. Soft Shoulders" for spring
One designer emphasizes the
effect by either widening the arm
hole or cutting it in one with the
bodice.
=. Classic simplicity in ski
toys Spring ski clothes at Sun
valley have that certain sleek.
trim and finely-tailored look.
-. Stoles are in style They
are not capes and they're not
scarfs. They're the best part
of both,
Narrower, straighter sill
houettes Definitely agreed
upon for sports, daytime and eve
ming clothes.
=. Beige to brown" The
whole brown family will be promi-
ent in fashion for spring.
-. Chinese influence This
will be seen in beach shoes and
bags as well as in dresses for
afternoon and evening wear.
-. Dolman sleeves Accent
Importance of new shoulder line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
STRIKING BACkGROI Nd
FOR NEW FURNITURE

The color he chose for the room
was creamy cafe-au-lait to serve
as STRIKING BACKGROUND for
modern furniture. The latter
pieces. created in The new dusty
finish nv Swedish designer Jan
Ruhtenbere. are Of soft, middle
shade walnut. The wood pattern
shows IN well in all lights.
Two cabinets against the dark
wall are cleverly arranged for
wardrobe storage space. On the
opposite wall are two bookshelf
units with cabinet space for ra-
do A desk and chair with open
arms stand opposite the dav-bed.
Two more cabinet units for
linens-are placed in the dinette.
One entire wall in another new
room-a bedroom-is hung from
floor 10 ceiling with a modern
cotton fabric striped sage-green
and white. The other three walls
are papered in an off-white with
a big design Of lines and circles.
It's surprising what pleasant
background the full soft fabric
makes.
In another room. one wall is
covered with rough new wood
fiber that looks almost like fresh
bark. It's novel and inexpensive,
and stylish as well.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
When Guests Have Car. should
Host Offer 10 Drive Them to
Distant Restaurant
BY EMILY POST

II is always courteous of course
that when one who has a car in
vites friends. who have none, to
lunch or dine at motoring distance,
to offer to stop for them. But !
can hardly see that the situation Is
paralleled in the following letter
asking. "What is customary about
providing transportation when in
wiling friends to dine with one In
restaurant? The situation is this:
We want To invite older friends -
Mr.. and Mrs. Blank-who have
been most kind 10 us. As we are
living here little more than tenn
porarily. we have only hotel
room. Sometime ago Mrs, Blank
expressed a wish TO go to the Old
Mill inn--a new place with charm
ing atmosphere and reputation for
excellent food. We thought the
least we could do was to ask them
to dine with us there one Sunday.
Preparatory to inviting them ]
asked my husband what time !
should say we would stop for them
and his answer was that we would
meet them at the inn as people
always do. Stopping by for them
means only three blocks out Of our
way, so this Ia not factor.
Neither is car because the
Blanks have one of their own"
Ny suggestion is to telephone
or II this is not convenient, to
write Mrs. Blank a note. and eX-
plain that you remember she said
she wanted TO go sometime to the
I Old Mill inn, and that you and
your husband would very much
| like to have her and Mr.. Blank
dine with you there next Sunday
Then If she accepts, II would be
polite TO ask whether they woult
like to have you call for them. oil
whether they would rather meet
you at the inn, Mrs. Blank viii
probably say, We'll meet you al
the inn" or perhaps she will offer
TO stop for you. Or else she vii
say that they will be very glad Il
go with you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

II you're not using il, sell il with
q Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

May heaven guide you in you
decisions.
A FRIEND TO JUST ME"
Dear Friend: The length Of
your very fine letter does not
permit me 10 print II In its
entirety. However. I believe I
have CLEANED lts most impor-
tant points and that II will prove
very helpful 70 Just Me-" for
IL contains world Of good
advice.
However. cannot help hut
feel sorry for your father. No
doubt. he II very sorry for his
actions and has rcpented con-
tinually all those long wears.
And yet YOU and your brothers
and sisters refuse 10 forgive him
and take him hack into your
hearts. Instead you've held q
grudge against him all this
time.
Why not try to make his re-
mining year, happy ones?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Couples Advised to Get Away
From Each Other-Toqether
Whether rs TO Be Short Vacation or Long One
The Break in Everyday Routine VIII Be Helpful
Ry CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey Is there anything to the belief that
man and his wife much of each other? II
quite possible TO and afraid-ahough | hate II
admit t-hat that is just what is happening jim
myself.
It's not that longer in love with each other
it's just that getting anothers Al
least think that's where the trouble lies. sincerely hope
it nothing serious than that and yet that in itself
become pretty serious not unless something is
done about il. But what can do? Do you think a
vacation from each other would hep II would mean
lot of scrmpng but if necessary TO happiness
/ suppose il can be done
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
"a CHINTZ FOR TO HANG
ON HER WALL"

Walls draped with fabric. or
"papered" with ii, are also hav-
ing a vogue in traditional rooms.
In recent exhibition. this theme
revolved around a line from Sam
uel Pepys's Diary: II bought my
wife chintz for to hang on her
wall" Against a wall hung with
white wer-pr in tie d chintz
flounced and canopied in crisp
white organdie.
Another new room has all four
walls papered in off-white chintz,
with an old bird-cage-andbas
design sketched in lines of red
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

NEW YORk Padded walls are
not as crazy a. they sound.
They're one Of the many delight
ful things modern designers are
doing with walls and wood fin
ishes for people who seek novel
change from paint and paper.
Gilbert Rohde designed the pad
ded walls which are pictured.
They've made Of simulated leath-
err tucked over separate padded
squares and could be easily re-
produced and installed by your
neiehborhood upholsterer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Here II is--the perfect recipe for
kitchen duty! It's Pattern ATOP,
an Anne Adams apron design with
all the ingredients for sewing sue
cess. The front is just one long,
easy-to-make panel that joins the
straps in a straight or scalloped
sesm-line. The back bodice is but
toned for simple slipping on or
off. You'll love the smooth waist
fit given by those high-cut sides.
Add pockets with straight or seal
Hoped tops, and you might shape
the hem into a point. Use ruffle
edging or. have the straps, the
pockets and the back bodice all in
a bright contrast. for striking
effect.
Pattern ATOP is available in sizes
small (32-34D. medium (S6-3s).
large C40-42) and extra large "a
46l. Small size, apron A. takes
Is yards, 35-inch fabric and \
yard contrast; Apron p. 2ss yards
35-inch fabric and III yards
edging.
Send fifteen cents t15c) in coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS and
STYLE Number
The New 1e41 Pattern Book by
Anne Adams il finished, So let
Mr.. Mailman bring the world Of
fashion 10 your doorstep! This
colorful book brims over with
easy-to-sitch outfits for every
age; every hour. II shows original.
distinctive designs in suits. en-
sembles. sportswear. afternoon and
evening frocks and home styles.
II brings news Of fabrics and ac-
cessories. A valuable book TO keep
at home for easy reference. and its
low cost is fifteen cents. Pattern,
fifteen cents. Book and pattern
twenty-five cents and
three tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Dept. Tacoma, Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
WYATT FOR NE"
BY KATHERINE MACY

/ 1T was broken, but is healing
fast. Jan. Robert insists that we
have a celebration in honor OF the
homecoming and that we ask you
to come along Tonight at the
Rainbow Room, at nine. Can you
make II >"
Tonight. That might be the time.
She could see Peter without effort,
without losing face by having him
think she had sought him out
Thank you. l should love to-" she
told Fania
When she came into the foyer of
the supper room that night, how
ever. she began to have some
doubts. Since Fania had said
nine" she was there promptly,
and reproached herself with silent
fury. The others had not arrived,
the head waiter told her.
No, she would not walt at
the table. She checked her
wrap and found a mirror
where she could survey her
self, with some contempt. Not
that she looked badly: she
was wearing the white dress
Peter had bought for her and
was contemptuous even of
that.
1t was still white and soft and
became her as nothing she had
ever worn did, but she knew that
tonight she had put it on only as
an attention-getting device. II il
worked. she would despise herself
for using ii. II it did not. she felt
she would shrive with sheer dis.
gust for both of them.
In such q mood. she walked bacl
into the foyer and found hersel
instantly enculfed by Fania. al
perfume and orchids. who pushe,
her toward Peter. calling brightly
Here's Jan"
Kiss her. darling this is you
night"
Peter gathered her into his
good Arm and kissed her
warmly on the lips. She blush
ed crimson and drew away
from him I'm intense confusion.
Sandra Paget's wide brown eve
were on her. not quite amused. bu
friendly. She thrust out her hant
and introduced Jan TO the others a
Fania filtered across the foyer.
Jan had time TO admire the othe
girls manners, and would hav,
been less III at ease If she did no
see Sandra's heart in her eve
when she saw Peter at the pie
yesterday
Sandra was In love with
Peter. Jan knew II. What
Sandra thought of her. she
had no idea: the center OF
amenities was too thick.
In fact. il turned out 10 be onl,
Sandra and Robert Van Vliet VIII,
made any effort to be polite TO her
Ne one else tried 10 overcome he
outside looking in mood.
The other girls We're too bus,
making pretty fuss over Peter
The men were pleasant enough. bu
| Continued on Page 16. Column s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
CHAPTER TWENTY -FOUR

CHAPTER TWENTY -FOUR
Jan never forgot Steves consid
Grafton of her In the next hour
He sensed that she did not wan
to take any chance Of meeting
Peter face TO face now. He simply
saw that she got away from the
pier as soon as possible and sale
only, Jan, I'm not going to say
I told you so. "
you might ns we'll" she said
bitterly. "Sorry to have ruined
your plans for pictures and
story. But Ssndra Pagct will
satisfy far better, I'm sure"
You've got to have show
down with Peter" said Steve. "Ill
admit there may be something
about all this that we don't under
stand, But he can't keep you
and me dangling any longer.
II you won't 60 to him, will"
NO" she said definitely. Not
you. Ill do It,"
when ?"
She shrugged, and went back to
Mother Malloy's alone. Her course
at the business school was almost
finished.
Did Well
She had done well there. despite
her preoccupation: now the EN-
ployment office Of the school haC
already busted itself in finding he
job at the end of the term. Jar
felt a complete lack Of interest IL
the prospect.
She could not bring herself to
realize that. now that Peter
was back. she must really carry
along rs II nothing had hap
pened.
Had II? Had that warm Octc
Der night been Just dream
Sometimes she thought II mus
have been.
Fania Calls
But the next day brought tell
phone call from Fania. Her voic
was bright and inquisitive. Pete
is back" she told the girl
We all met him at the pie
yesterday did you know ,"
II read about it in the papers,
said Jan briefly.
Those newspapers, Weren
the pictures of him with Sandr
too silly for words But the
would do II. and Sandra was simr
" overwhelmed at seeing hin
Sometimes wonder a.. H.. but Their
mustn't give away secrets. Pete
is looking marvellous, except, {
course. for his arm, poor boy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov you NAV slim down ycur face and
tsurs without starvation dieting or haek.
ereAking exercises. Jus eat sensibly snc
take Mzrniols under the conditions and se-
eerdins 10 directions on the package,
Aarriols Tablets have beer sold % the
public for more thar thirty years More thar
twenty million boxes nave eeen distributed
during that period.
harnola = not q curs-zlL Nsrmola "a
enly for sGuit fat persons whose fatness 10
caused by thyroid deficiency lhypothyroid-
isnnl but who ars otherwise normal and neal.
thy. We do no; make any diagnosis a. that
10 the function Of your physician. Who mus;
BE- consulted fer that purpose. Why not Try to
lose those ugly. uncomfortable pounds the
karmols way. Get . boz Of karmois tcda,
tron you' druggist -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers tn test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
l. $50.
2. James Clark McReynolds.
g. Harvard.
4. Chairman, Federal Deposit
insurance Corporation.
5. Golden Gate bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Volunteer women workers
the nations 300 chapters
the American Red Cross "
wear this new outdoor unifor
designed by Elizabeth How
and modelled by Frances Or
of national headquarters ste
in Washington. F oturir
functional simplicity, the VI
form is Of blue-erey VIC
oobordine, with Red Cross et
bIenns on cop and sleeves. D
ferent coIored shoulder stro
will difterentiote the vorio
Red Cross corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
BREAKFAST CEREAL

II you are tired of your break
fast cereal routine, try mixing
two or three OF the ready-to-serve
cereals together. Add fresh fruit,
light cream and sugar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

His Hen-Mr., Mrs.-Yours. Mne-toke your ohoee'
These GOV ronoerors poirs ono be stitched on
towels ond pillow quick wink Pottern ZII/ cor
tronsfer pattern OF Z motifs ranging from SIS
inches 33z 334 inches; materials required ustroton OF
stitches
Send in and tex token for this pottern
The Tocouo Times. Needecrott Dept. Tocouo. Wosn.
Write pIony PATTERN NUMBER your NAME and ADDRESS.