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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

The pastor said.
7 have chosen 10 speak tonight
q a subject 81 vital interest at
a. times but. in the light OF pres
ent-day happenings. We can look
a. it from new light. 'Appease-
ment Is one OF the terms which
has come % rs out Of the swift
moving events in the war-heN Of
Europe We car all well remember
the news stories and the cartoons
about the gentleman with an UNI
hrella. rushing back and forth
between England and continental
Europe with his appeasement
plans.
FaNors Program
''Was he not type DO we not
have Neville Chsmberlains in all
the fields Of life Men who seek
10 make peaceful terms with the
instruments of destruction
let me say that I have the
very highest regard for the
plans Of our government for
prepa redne>s. While have
never voted for Mr.. Roosevelt.
he Is my president. and I am
supporting his plans for get
ting this country In readiness
for the dangers that are on
both sides of us.
This is not an appeasement
program. Mr.. Roosevelt's address
Il congress was not an appease-
ment speech. There are times in
the affairs of the nations Of this
earth when national leaders need
to make 1t unmistakably clear
where they stand; and besides.
they need 10 sound a clear. Ger
tain bugle call for their people to
get ready for action.
Doesn't Want War
II do not believe in the wicked
hess Of war. / do not like the
tone Of aggression. even against
the aggressors, but I do like the
certainty and clarity of purpose for
,ventualities.
I am for preparedness, rather
than the policy Of appeasement. !
never have liked anything that is
sort Of mixture of two opposite
things, fish and fowl together
This background will tell you
more plainly than an abstract
statement something of what my
message has in II. There is pas
,age Of Scripture dealing with this
very matter.
Quotes Corinthians
IT you viii follow II. let us
read it in PauIs second message
to the Corinthians, chapter six
DO not come into close associa-
ton with unbelievers, like oxen
yoked with asses. For what is
there In common between right
eousness and lawlessness Or
what partnership has light with
darkness Where can harmony
between Christ and Belal tthe
devil he found or what partici-
patton has believer with an I'M
believer? and what comp I
agreement, conspiracy has the
Temple of Cod with idols ? For
We are the Temple of the Living
God: as God has said, y will dwell
among them, and walk about
among them, and will be their
God. and II Is they who shall be
my people" Therefore, Come out
from among them and separate
yourselves. says the Lord, and
touch nothing impure; and I will
receive you, and will be a Father
10 you, and you shall be my sons
and daughters, says the Lord, the
Ruler Of all Weymouth trans
lauon.)
why Watt"
There is certainly no sort Of
room for appeasement with hell
here We are on one side or the
other. We are either comfort
or q curse to the cause Of Christ
1T II an OLD truth that
tells Us that We cannot serve
two masters, but II il just A.
scutely necessary today a. IL
was when our Lord spoke
these words nearly two thou
sand years ago.
If this country should have war
NTH some other nation. there isn't
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Comments Ironically On Low Enforcement
Reps Compromise In 'Morol Spheres"

There IS no room for appeaSemen with hell" declared
DR. r. l. Powell pastor Of Temple Baptist church in his
sermon Sunday night
In the Of his address Dr. Powell spoke question
ingly Of law enforcement in this community.
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MIS-. MAni ANN wAlpm,cx

Funeral services for Mrs Mary
Ann wsldfies. ~. formerly 81 Ia
coma and a resident of Rainier.
Wash. the las, Is years. who
died Saturday n, 10 M In q
local hospital. will be held Tues
day A. II 30 m from Piper
chapel. With the Rev ~ N Jones
officiating Burial Slil follow IN
lakewood cemetery ars Waldueh.
resident ~ Washington 40
years. mad lived In Tacoma 10
years before moving ia hslnisr
shs leaves three sisters. Mrs.
Josie Whit ~ Ohio, Mrs Ida
Scott Of yims and Mrs gstsll.
Sorbsfg ~ tacoma. and thrss
brothers. william Faulkner Of
Modesto. Cal. Edward Faulkner ~
Ohio and ore gsuIsnsr ~ Dstroit,
Mich.
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mere
Offers Daughters
These men came 10 Lots house
and demanded that he surrender
the strangers who were being en-
tertained in his home. Now Is
where he showed his real chsrac-
ter as an appeaser. lie offered
10 sacrifice his virgin daughters
TO them for the most immoral ana
most abominable lust ever known
10 mankind. II they would just 80
on away and let him alone. not
disturb his guests
1t was the supreme act Of i'm
moral appeasemcnt lie failed as
all appeasers fail Sin makes no
covenants TO keep. or for good
men to keep. All making Of COM
mon ground between Gods people
and the enemy Of all righteousness
Is sin the sin Of spiritual ap-
peasement
No Compromise
Just at this Juncture. let II he
said that there is no place for a
compromise between right and
wrong IN any field. have never
had any use for the men and
women who want 10 bring Com
munism. Nszism. or any other ism
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Funeral ssrsless for HoIgsr Enx.
ignd. %. who died Saturday IN q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

Private funeral services for the
infant daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs y
roruxso. Mountain View highway.
Sumner. WIN died IN a local hos.
pital Sunday at II ,. m. will ne
held Tuesday at 2 . m. from the
Voiles Funeral chapel In sumner,
with the Rev l. A Garrison otfioi.
atlng Burial viii follow In Hum.
Nor cemetery. Resides parents.
the infant il survived by tao
brothers II the family home.
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sous u.rMnAoM

Funeral services for John Helm.
bach. 10. Of All Va. Pioneer ave
ruyallup. who died sunday at
i0.tb - m. IN a local hospital.
Will he held Tuesday at i,so D
m. from the Piper chapel. with the
Rev Charles anowdsn officiating
Cremation Will follow services
Heimhaoh. a native Of rcnnsyisas
MIA. leaves two nsphews. r A
Glllsrt. Of Frankfort. Ind and u
T. Wolf Of Puyaliup
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Core Of the News
PULP wOEkEHs INSTALL

Richard D0bbins Nas Installed
pfesldsut u the International
Brothsrhooa ~ Pulp suiphit@ and
Pspsrmills Workers. local No. iss
At a meeting Friday. Gerald JACK
son Was SEATED ~ nee pTeaidsnt.
Ariin Aef>silsn. recording and eor
responding sscrsisrYs Bsfnsrd
kfsmff. financial secretary. and
AT johnson. treasure.
Think n woUHDEz whsn you
buy first 40 ads
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Ft>gnAt. ssmsiCvs

Arthur bseary kie.sissa Tus..
day st | ,. m. from tho Lynn
chapel Rev A n NJ ksttnss
officiating. burial Tacoma Gene
Terry.
Usetsso tiosia. Tuesday. . ~
m, from A. RITA. church. cor
tsse leaving Gsffnsy's Al go.
burial Calvary c.mstsfy. Sons ~
Italy conducting services At the
moftuary Tuesday al D m.
rosary. Monday. 7 p m. a, tho
church. and 7iso and = D m. Al
osffnsys. the former by ffisnds,
and the latter BY members Of the
Cardinal and rhiiomsthsa eiuns.
Nrs. Louise W~snes -. w dnssisy
al si30 ~ from NJ. LSos church.
cortsge leaving cssssdy . Aliens
AZ e.ib. burial Calvary csmstsry
rosary. Tuesday. 7iso p. m. q,
the church
Tsnimsisu Nsrisada Wsdnss.
day. . m. from the Buckley
King chapel. REV J ~ Fania
officiating. Oskwond cremation.
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GIN. sIosG To SPAN

Ma Gen DAVID L Ft0ns. -.
tired all speak before ths Tacoma
Engineers club a. 80 meeting We'd.
nss1sy 4oon a. Hotel Winthrop
Hls talk zgii d.si with N. de.
fsns. * TIE Canal zons.
Hospt<l flowers. HIM. FLORIST.
fs1y }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

Ffaak J Thampsau. "a. ~ tssn
So. 9th II died At = incai hospital
Saturday Hikht at II 81 . m lie
vas a retired carpenter. coming 70
Tacoma from Winnipeg. csnsds. Is
years age. its VAS horn IN Ian.
don. Ensland he va. . msmhef
~ tho fsarsss, church Surviving
are hls wife. JsAals. ef tho hams
Two daughters. Mrs y 4 vsvufls
Tscoms. and Mfs q ~ nsprassef.
Minneapolis. MINI = son. v l.
Thompson ~ Tseems. ard twe
Efandehllffrn.
Funeral service. wiii - held At
7is . m Tuesday from Msliln.
ssrs chapel. Rev Marion PUNT u.
ncistinn Burial In the Tacoma
remsirr9.
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Offers Daughters

have no language TO tell about
h.rn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

II this country should have war
slth some other nation. there isn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

wv anyhow ana - srcertsA I'll
tseir IDEAS IS TIE quiekesf ~sv -
gsi "a ~ IN Nesnwhlie het
forgotten 70 ID anything seou;
distribution nd ha6 - r'lsh
reuna q - Meas Company nv
sell md try - set sons eoepers-
ton EsVs Myrtle > rStfs =
week = stsv hons until ! eouid
ct hsos e Pep ~ nesss cleaned
~ Al ths office before eight 81
nine n'clnCk
WYn hsd a habit. NJ nasttsf hos
busy hs 49, - writing me a little
rhyme now and then. msYh< en
the esok q an envelope Il 49,
HIN vefe tyoeon snd intense -
~. desk and ~ afraid l. inter
rupt him ard Their Ne = ssy Kitty
interoffies Meme. and pass ne
some simple verse hs hsd sprssied
cut N rs college nv handwriting
Ons dav when ~ worked late ~
took me- e French hids-awsy
NJ on Pine Street. ~ sad drink
would ~ god Tor our morale A.
= matter 81 fact u sas TIE first
speakeasy drink ever had There
was = confidential little bar a. the
hack n the house and ". stooa
there Tor : hiEhean Wyn thought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

inside roon. snd 7 vs. n re
little eoop - Ire hsck trying q
make WINS letters more concise
Nothing Nas ever - much run.
snd I think knss N three dsys
that II Vs. - hcoey u u.s. good
clean sport FOR hi CynNya md
Parry RsrVsn and CoSsy Mar
berth = cut polo snd rsequets for
few weeks q smuse themselves
hy beng Edltors. and Stseesles
ssls had herself grand time
trying q initiate New York
shopping column. Buf poor WNn
somehow Inquired ms Was 20 ~
rhasdelphiss literary comeback
Later when started working
Tor nelphine bad u - q town
IN class magazines ant see What
makes them tick Naturally I
smile when leok hack on Phnly
ana It's snateuush attempt
Wyn V-as - happy Il was lovely
- watch nm Even with the tvpe-
writer IN rapidfirs could steal =
Look A. him once and while Flrst
time In his life ~ wss doing some-
thing besides cricket or sailing that
seemed 10 answer back inside him
Parry and Bin we're - easy that
most every caller got IN 10 see
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fne first sncrs AS ~ Fsis a. -
50 ths motto - ne Racquet Club
A elrd esat ~ 81 80 sfnk
sna ordered . second eRr : attis
mere liberal ihs tlme ~ 40 =
ne har- nan TIE proprietor hsps
psned q oNsfhssf Atm ! gass. Ne
knew Nyn as an inroFtant ga.
TONER snd =. ths hsfkesp f-as ~
out With the enitis 80 Monsieur
pussi ssit @Sayes ksnti ave-
tbs tackled Wa - ~ often
quotes u Whsn sayons. pouring
md TIE nsxf cav VIXEN hsa 81
tinas - think Il evsF ~ handel
ne alp 81 rspef
waiter tat sishesn leok. .kinny
~ hsck
noat IT yosir brittle rsi eiossed
a. TIE neek
Next time yea r'uf saves kensssl
ave-.
You ,lwsvs nd = esn IN nssi
dss Ter WINS petty 70 GENE
through
After nat first cysisF-ee~nlng
ais. ne scarcely ieskea e NJ -.
esri in = friendly ~av he was -
shsofhed in the lies II getting cut
the magazine II wasn't long -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

fnre ! ssntea r. tn n tel hin I
thought - sefs shnatlnx ~ =
bind s.isx IT, drawings tat
ezns II aIdns sew = re funny
snd uest - ~ articles wsrs at~aut
- = rsr sith ~ Manitnu Hsr-
vest n or1sf - rally - Csntts-
Hsn YEA hsve = nave people vha
sfsnt gentismea at wh~n 80
Man tins tfiss 10 49, lt.sF -
fssst cemmiitEng .zssias ut I
eeulssnt tel WV ~ 80 - h.p.
- Il sealant nave dens .ny
ssct
wFr tftea = tsn - after
~sra . hundred tiuss = asv -
iesak es<r 81 ysa and ssnt n
.fFsikhtsn Ycuf aecstis - raa -
year -scss - hsst siss ths hssu -
vaur shlFt. ssrn hfnuEht . hits
se-lnE 1T aosn u ne ofnss ~
cause Thought nsfe> .ens d.
cns - srtsr huttens eaula rs,rts
off sna / cnuid go 4 -
Remember. naf nFst issue 49,
10 ~ On ths ~fsesis - ltsllnsss 81
sad ne ssrY tay se made up ths
page pfuofs snd sent everything
IN % M printer Ycur fathsF ssH.
81 ~ ~ tsla ~. slsout ths Maf.
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breeze gong downtown on the /
and tried 10 imagine what 1t vas
like on sailhoat at Newport
The ads in the Ledger telling about
places in the mountains we're
enough n make YOU grind your
teeth. But Dr. Bartrum ddn {
think It would he wise for pop 10
travel. We couldn't afford 1t any
how.
Molly Seharf paid = visit ard
how grand II was 10 see her. She
said II wasn't hot compared 10
Manitou and told us how the editor
Of the Argus got tired Of hearing
about frying an egg on the pave
ment. he really did II.
Molly said I looked different:
guess We were both IN quiet
mood. I didn't tell her about Wyn
there wasn't anything To tell. ex-
cept that I'd done a Job Of typing
II vas hard TO keep my feelings
oil TO myself because Of course we
got talking about the old paper
doll days and Molly wanted 10 see
where Mrs. Rosemont Rittenhouse
lived. l looked up the address
and also on the sly the address Of
the Strafford town house. on one
of our sightseeing trips / showed
her the Rittenhouse place on Wal
nut street. II was all boarded up
for the summer and I remembered
my adventure al Cape May. Al
the same time I managed so we
walked by the STAFFORD house
on the Square and l took a look
at 1t sideways Just as we went
by a colored butler in his shirt
sleeves and green-stripe vest
came out on the front steps smok-
ing a pipe and looking across the
park. / didn't think he ought to
do that while Wyn was away. l
know II was the house all right
because there was an old silver
name-plate on the door. the name
was almost polished off but you
could still read it.
Molly was all set up about see
Ing the houses where the Paper
Dolls lived. She said Il always
thought you just made up those
names. When she saw something
In the Ledger about Cadwalader
Shipper she said My cup run
meth over" The Liberty Bell
and the Betsy Ross house didn't
give her nearly such a bounce.
While Molly was with US ! got
the letter from '|yn telling about
his big idea. His father had
agreed TO II and would put in
some money. Nyn said he was
coming back to town in September
TO get started and wanted me To
help him. OF course I was thrilled
and naturally l told Molly an out
line of the scheme.
He thinks Philadelphia is a big
enough town TO support a sophisti-
Gated magazine of its own. some
thing like the New Yorker. but
written for the Philadelphia crowd
He says they'll call it Philly and
begin publishing about the begin
ming Of November. Plenty Of wise
esaokins stuff about football. and
hunting. and cricket. and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

kss crs.s n ny
Ne s~at nff IT, tsst hatch ~
guff ~ messenger snd rsFry SO
kslnx 10 80 e % rfess Ren<m=
~ veu so Parry nust knew his
stuff h~eauss - edited ne schcal
psp<r e crctan Nea PIT Ynuf
fsst - - 80 tees at leaned
h@ss seuia hesr ne sr~sk -
thsi s~ixsi chair WHEN hspp~n
"a = TIA FesnS 80 sers lroklns
- ne qaits ssffsfeas fsosa rvet
h<fnfs
mt va tHs .fsrueon I phansf
Myrtle Il sfsy sffh tse - nsa
- vsu taak ne = Hssftst=ars
vss - fftshssn.s s.ss n You
safes fsntis svsc art vea'a
80 - mueh shk.ssY AT es%~a
at
Nyn VIZ. wa- ~ .rsry ~
nYsrH sne=s meFs nn,s. at IN
srffiest - ~
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CHRISToFHTR NoRlIY
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CHAPTER MI

Wyn Got ont of town Just in time because il turned
rbly hot That little bedroom under the roof like
furnace sat there working because the typewriter bothered
rnn L | hrnuchf II downstairs
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COULD (ApUS0 THRILL WORLD
WITH STOMACH ULCER pAINI,

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

The motion picture kitty
Foyle.' an RHO production.
will open at the Music Box
theater Feb. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

WV sent - postcard ~ some
beautiful yachts. When 10 came
Myrtle and we're spraying the
hack ward With the hose every
hour and Cd Pop sitting under
the srbor with paimlesf far.
Once and while l got a good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

William fsnn made ~. treaty
sith ths tntians - Issns =. ie<a
TIE African ma.k snrss -
ssusiier thar an siephsnt. tie
sail
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lNSTAllnENT THIRTEEN
KIT TY FOYLE

CHRh iNp ~
CMsanm Aiaet
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-23
DEER PARK

Mrs. Walter Hershman, who has
been a patient at Memorial Hospi-
tai, Cumberland, is now at her home
Mrs. E. E. Sollars has been admit
ted as a patient at Memorial Hos
pital.
The All Club presented a play,
'Rummage," for the Parent Teach
ers' Association last Monday evening.
Betty Mae Flanagan furnished guitar
music. Miss Mildred Barton gave a
talk to the parents on All Club
work
Mr.. Robert Thrasher and daughter,
Mrs. 7. H. Mosser and daughter Nora
Ellen and Miss Anna Thrasher were
among those from here attending the
Inauguration in Washington on Mon
day.
Scott B. Tasker is i'll at this time
Miss Ellen Jane Rhodes conducted
the Young Peoples meeting Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Johnson is a patient at
the State Sanatorium.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-23
Farmers to Plan For Spring
Fertilizer Program

Plans for the spring fertilizer pro-
gram in the county will be made by
participants in the Southern States
Cooperative program at group con-
ferences.
Members of the Oakland group will
meet Thursday evening, January %,
at 1880, at the William-James hotel.
Groups from Grantsville and Accident
will meet Friday, evening, January "a,
the Grantsville group meeting at 1880
at the Casselman hotel; and the Ac-
cident group meeting at Zion Luth-
eran church at z o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-23
KEMPTON
wOman's Society Christian Service

WOman's Society Christian Service
Mrs. S. A. Wallwork and Mrs. Guy
Wilson were hostesses at the regular
January meeting of the W. S. C. S.
at the home of Mrs. Wallwork on last
Thursday evening. The devotional and
business meeting was conducted by
the president, Mrs. Ethel J. Fox.
Among plans for adding to the
society's funds was a 25 cent gift ex-
change. The annual birthday party
was held with Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs.
Leon Steyer, Mrs. Ethel J. Fox and
Mrs. L. w. Duling in charge of the
social hour, which included various
contests with Mrs. Robert Martin,
Mrs. Leon Steyer and Mrs. Fox Win
ming prizes. The birthday contribu-
tions amounted to $5.32. The hostesses
served a delicious two-course lunch
con. Mrs. Richard Ryan became
new member Mrs. B. Frank Cuppett
and Mrs. Willard Corbin were guests.
Homemakers Club
The Homemakers met at the home
of Mrs. Asa Lewis for their January
meeting on Friday afternoon. The
business meeting was in charge of the
president, Mrs. Lewis. Miss Barton
was present and gave a helpful ac-
count of her attendance at an eco
Monies conference held in Baltimore.
Miss Barton presented many useful
hints that should reach every Garrett
county homemaker.
She presented to each member a
foods chart to assist in meal planning
that will reach the proper nutritional
value.
The hostess, assisted by her daugh-
tiers, Elaine and Carolyn, served tea.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Paul Carr, of the Red House
community, delightfully."- entertained
the members of her bridge club on
Thursday evening. Mrs. William
Wratchford and Mrs. L. w. Duling
won prizes for high scores. Mrs. E.
Paul Dice received consolation prize.
The hostess served tempting refresh
ments. Other guests were Mrs. G. P.
Smith, Mrs. J. W. Broll, Mrs. A. j.
Wotring, Mrs. G. A. Aronhalt and
Mrs. E. Alternately.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Geroski an
nounce the birth of daughter, Linda
Rose, on January 9. The mother is the
former Miss Rose Mettica, of Doug
las, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paugh an
nounce the recent birth of a daugh-
ter.
Personals
Mrs. Edward Alternately, of Wilson,
W. Va, has been a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Aronhalt.
Mrs. Frank Cuppett, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Asa Lewis, has returned to
Terra Alta, W. Va
Mrs. Ethel j. Fox spent the week
end with friends at Mill Creek, w.
Va.
DR.. E. E. Sollars was a visitor to
Cumberland on Sunday. His wife is
patient at Memorial hospital, having
undergone surgical operation Mrs.
Sollars is recovering satisfactorily.
Her friends extended a greeting
shower on her birthday, January 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Broll were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Arbogast
on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Geroski and
family were called to Cleveland to at.
tend the funeral of Mr.. Geroski's
nephew, who was killed in an auto
mobile accident in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Lewis have been
informed that Mrs. Lewis nephew,
Donald Cuppett, had been severely
injured in coasting accident. Donald
suffered compound leg fracture and
is a patient at Memorial hospital in
Cumberland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Pattern 2-There's a young
point-of-view TO this crisp, tail
ored style with its novel wing
like collar and bow-tie. Notice
how the slim panelled lines are
fitted in smoothly at the waist.
Designed for misses and women's
sizes II, IA. 16, Is, 20, 80, 80, "a,
80. 50 and 40. Size 16 requires
81 yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern 332l-Almost a uni
form for the American girl-the
three piece playsuit. This smart
version shows well-fitting shorts,
a shirt with convertible neck
line. and a front-buttoning.
pocket-trimmed skirt. Designed
for misses sizes ~, IA, 10, Is and
20 Size 10. blouse, requires "a
yards 35-inch fabric; shorts, / y
yards and skirt, 27s yards
Pattern 3320-The new long
wasted line is so slim and flat
tering to mature figures. Here
IL is in a smart cotton frock that
has long side-front bodice sec
tons and scalloped hipline seam
ing The square neck is so cool!
Designed for women's sizes "a,
Sc, IS, 40, ~, 81, 40 and as. Size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
WHOLE GREEN ENGLISH
WALNUT CONSERNES.

DERE is another prize winner
u received from Mrs. Louise S
Humphreys, Baltimore. Md who
SAYS that ii is French in origin:
Green walnuts must be gathered
when they are at their best They
must also be spotless
pierce each nut well all over
with a needle. Allow NUS 10 set
in clear cold water for II days
CSpring water best. changing
the water morning. noon and
night. BE sure this is done each
day because il is SO necessary to
draw out the bitter taste.
After fourteen days put nuts
into a pot, cover with water and
cook until soft, changing water
once. Drain. then set overnight
in fresh cool water In the morn
ing make a syrup of l pound of
sugar to / pint of water 10 each
pound of nuts and let boil three
minutes, then drop in nuts and
cook for five minutes, repeat this
for two more mornings, and skim
well each morning Fill nuts into
sterilized jars, boil down syrup
until thick. pour over nuts, add
piece OF stick cinnamon and a
few cloves and seal. Green wal
nuts conserved in this manner
arc we'll worth the trouble"