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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the Editorial
page:
!. Twelve.
2. False.
8 Lawyer.
4. California.
5. Major general.
6. Military officer.
Z. Virginia.
8. The National Grange.
@ Col. A. S. Rowan.
10. Identification Of male GRIM
inals.
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CHAPTER 10

Even in Holland. distances were
long. The three men made their
way through beach grass and over
dunes. trudging.. until last nights
long exertions told on them and
they puffed in exhaustion. They
struggled up the side OF a knoll;
and when they reached the top.
Tim Bakers face at last III up.
Look. What did tell your
Everything but the tulips!"
Ahead Of them. in q protected
cove. lay ANAL fisherman's
wharf. A tough. weathered fishing
boat bobbed up and down in the
ebb. Under the sandy cliff beyond
stood a rickety shack. No one APP
peared to be about No smoke
curled from the chimney. The cove
was well secreted. No one would
see them
'Blimeyl" said Harry.
Morley chimed in with his cor
poral. This is real luck A boat
an open sea-and possibly a nice.
genial Dutchman TO steer n course
for US. Come on. men. let's 20 and
find him"
Tim stood where he was Speak
for yourself. Morley. As far as I'm
concerned. the war In over"
Morley stopped and gazed At
him. uncomprehending.
I'm getting out. you see ," Tim
went on. "Iv. got nothing more
10 lose. I'm letting you boys hsse
this uniform bsek-savyy-snd I'm
playing the shipwrecked American.
And then''-he looked off 10 sea
I'm hopping the first boat for
little old New York"
Morley CONCEALED.
Tim gisred combativeiy. What
the hell! II I've got TO waste my
time carrying the mail To Berlin
and navigating guys like you
around. I'm going to get paid for
II. What did get into this for ?
Can you tell me7"
Morley had recovered his calm.
He fixed Tim with gray, steady
eyes. Your motives are quite be-
yond me. Baker. But. Of course.
you understand that - In case Of
desertion !"
Tim gave him half a salute. It's
b~sn nice knowing you. Morley"
He started off. Suddenly Morley
followed him. Baker" he called
Good Cod Come 10 your senses"
After several more PAGES. Tim
slowed down. His expTess.on, hard
and cynical when he had started
of. now had become ssdcened and
elouded. But ne challenged Morley
with a look. Hen Don't you psnt
ne 10 get out >"
The two men silently confronted
each other. From behind them. I
Harry came running He touched
Norleys arm and pointed down the /
beach. "Bhmsy. sir, Look' Amt /
them soldiers
They saw figures coming over
the dunes in the distance. The men 1
seemed 10 form a patrol Nov they |
could make out their uniforms I
They were gray. "Jsrriss." Morley
snapped Duck
ferries ," Tim echoed.
Harry. sstonished, Ssx the las; /
70 duck. Now. wot you suppose
they're doing ere in 'oIisnd ,"
Meantime Morley had surveyed 4
the distances. Come on-hsad for /
tn. house -S e can make u tt
quick"
They ran. STOPPING. almost bent I
double: tbsn they dashed seross
the stF1p ~ lO~ ground and burst 1
INTO the fishermsns shack- For q
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AS PEPPERY AS EVER

Famous for her firecraeker
transformations, vivacious Lupe
Velez has another peppery role in
RKo Radios The Mexican Spit
fires Baby" She is again CO.
starred with Leon Enrol, with
Buddy Rogers and ZaSu Pitts
heading the supporting cast.
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and the sooner ven notify your
employer OF your intention 10
leave. the sooner your problem
viii be Strengthened out, and the
happier you and your husband
viii he.
Dear Miss Grey: I recently
noticed in your column a letter
requesting a cake recipe using pre-
pared pancake flour. I know Of
several busy housewives who make
cakes this way. All you do is
substitute pancake flour for the
regular flour. lesvening and salt.
Following Is sample recipe:
Cream one-third cup shortening
with ore cup sugar. Add two eggs.
beaten light. one teaspoon vanilla
and one cup milk alternately with
two cups pancake flour. Use any
fsvorite frosting.
II you use half regular flour
and half pancake flour, remember
to use baking powder only In pro-
portion 10 the regular flour.
MRS. n.
Dear Mrs. B.: Thank you very
much. l appreciate this informa-
ton, and ! know our readers do.
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BoNED PORK SHOULDER WITH
APPLE AND RAIsIN sTUFFfNG
ISArxea A Ia InI

-Four pounds pork shoulder.
bonsd: ) cups sppIessues. . cups
steamed raisins. I cup whole wheat
bread crumbs. y teaspoon salt.
y cup parsley.
In purchasing the pork shoulder.
have the butcher cut q pocket IN
IL Yiii with dressing made Of
the above ingredients which have
been thoroughly mixed. Sew pock-
ct together loosely but securely.
and scar meat on all sides under
broiler. Bake In . moderate oven
1880 degrees y. for two hours
We are giving you q recipe for
apple butter spice cake which we
found delicious. During October
when 10 many different varieties
Of apples are on the market. II
seems almost imperative 10 In
eluds them many times In our
weeks menus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18
Saw About Woman's Place
Was Never More Apropo

Husband RiehtfuHy Expects His Wife 10 Maize Home
Instead OF Unnecessarily Continuing 10 Wert
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Sunday Roast
Varied With
Stuffing

For Sunday dinner. pork roast
maker a satisfying meal 10 serv.
Prepare IL with an apple and rslsin
stuffing 10 serve the old standby
OF pork and sppiessucs In q new
way
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APPLE BUTTEk SPICE CANE
Eight 10 Tea sersinGs)

Two cups cake -four. sifted. ]
teaspoon baking soda. 1. tsaspoon
salt. = teaspoon slispies. / tea
spoon cinnamon, !. cup butter. !
cup sussr. / egg funbsstsnl. ]
cup rsisinS. IL e8ps apple butter.
SIT together -four. so1s ard
spices Beat butter until creamy.
add suSsr gradually. beating until
Light and fluffy. Adc sgg. b@st
well into mixture. ana rxisint.
Add -four alternately with sDpls
butter. q snail amount a; q tine.
heating until smooth after each
addition Pour into two square
CREASED pan. Bake about 10 min
gtss IN moderate oven 1850 de-
grees ~. When cool. cover with
annie truttsF tcink.
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APPLE BUTTER ICING

Two tabiespoons butter. 2 esips
powdered sugar, tsbisspoons
apple butter. ] cup walnut meats.
broken.
Cream butter. AID half Of sugar
ana half Of apple butter. Beat
well and spread on cake. Cover
NTH nut me1tz-
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Dinner Sunday
Closes Drive

The membership drive II ~.
AIMS parish. 72d and Park Ave,
which takes the place Of the an
nusl bazaar. will come 10 q close
with q dinner Sunday from noon
until o'clock. Mrs Albert Rem
son and Mrs. Andrew Gudy are
co-ehsirmen for the affair.
Among thoss assisting are.
kitchen. Mesdames A. Rshwtnkle.
A. csulkins. Gertrude Nichols, o.
Commier. he Void. simone. Ross
schweison. Alice siraghAn. Ben.
nett and Frank Neumann. dining
room. Mrs. Al Knoul, chairman.
assisted by Mesdsmes George la
VerGns and group Of young
women who will serve. Mesdamss
Bert Evans. W. Hodemsn. San
dell Firth. Misses Margaret Ly-
berg. Katherine shannon. Irene
Brewer. Patricia Gundy. Betty
Lou Nichols. Betty Rewinkle.
Georsins Firth. Mary Burns. and
Lorraine Rogers.
Mr.. knoul and Mr.. Jim Rogers
win cell tickets at the door and
Mr.. Paul Hebert viii assist in the
kitchen. Mrs. George Ia Rock
IL the general supervisor.
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LING. Has
Club Chorus Goes 10 WV.
Following Rehearsal

Following rehearsal. We'd
nesday morning, for its win
ter concert. the chorus depart
ment of the Ladies Musical
club met for luncheon at the
Y. W. c. A. This luncheon
was one of the informal get
togethers held throughout the
rehearsal season. New mem
bers of the chorus were par
ticularly honored. as was the
president, Mrs. George G..
Hastings, Mr.. Frederick Wal
lis, Mrs. Warren Butler Of
Seattle. a former board mem
Der, Mrs. Harry Bowdy of
Detroit and Rosemary Salley.
Luncheon was served at three
long tables. Fall flowers and Hal
loween decorations were used on
the tables and about the room.
Members of the social committee
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Members Who will ~ hcstsss<-
are hesdsnes winism Atsms
ward Aiserd. Robert Anderson.
John Blair. Owen Buchanan. ken
meth crceksr. Philip FARMER Rcs-
-, rswell. Philip eli,nef. Merton
Gordon. Jesse lee Rairs. James
Lsrensss. Clyde peNsrs Lsns
rsskin. Tnomss Tsyior. Shields
Nldensr. william vineyard. WI.
liam Wcolf. Louis HsrrinEton.
Keith Began. Misses Chsriens An
derscn. Beverly Rlrdssn. Louise
Boyd. Frances Buchanan. Martha
Buckley. wyons ni.msr. MABEL
Eskildsen. Virginia Jones. Mile
kloepper. Jean IAmoresus. Mary
Adelaide Rsyhould. Lorraine Ron
gust. Janis wekener and Dorothy
White.
Among the guests wtll h<
hessrs and Acsdames Thomas
c,lriet,s. Kari Richardson. Robert
Anderson. Gene Riesshsukh. n N.
Buckley, rrltr Nelson. Leslie
Dsvis. Misses Catherine Foss.
Eleanor Diemer, virginia Decker.
Patty Hsrter. Noreen inVern.
Marion oagcod. Mary fsirhurst
Nancy Haley. Virginia Thomas.
Harriet Nymsn, Marion Petty.
Aessrs. william Guyiss. Jim CRIT
filth. Jim Anderson, George Rel
mont. Jack Brown. Prank Ctimbo.
Dick Uhlman. John Busco. Martin
retrioh. IT.. Don Rrsndss. Hunter
NJ. johnson. Carl kiemme. r.
John Densmors. william Morhee.
George johnson. ossis Johnson.
Reginald johnson.
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w" Theme
For Ball
Advertising Club 10 Dsres
Saturday ~ Winthrop

"" for Victory. will pro-
vide the decorative theme for
the annual ball of the Adver.
tisins and Business Women
Of Tacoma. to be held Satur-
day evening In the Roof Gar
den Of the Winthrop hotel.
Prominent also in the deco.
rstions will be gay eolored
advertising posters.
An incomplete list ~ rss<rss-
tians, according n Mlss Mary Ne.
Donald. danss chairman. u - FOL.
lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. nusssii voans ard
Mr.. Howard Quinn al Seattle. with
Mrs.. Wanda nroettboom. Mr. and
Mrs Fred rrohmsder and Nj.
ard Mrs. Thomas Jamss ~ ans
table Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jack.
son. Mr.. and Mrs.. Ralph aprsGus.
Mrs. FERN ssisf. Mrs. BELLE Chris
tofsrson. Mr.. Dan Thorpe and Mr..
Bert Lewis will share another
table. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clyde
~ Seattle Gill hs With Mr.. ard
Mrs ". asisehsider. NJ. and Mrs
William Grady. Mlss Margaret
Moore and Mr.. Frank kinssy An
other group viii ~ Mr. snd Mrs,
Y. n. 0rffiths. Mr.. End Mrs. w.
W. rrankiand. Mr.. ana Mrs ossn.
Tin sehmitt and Mr.. ard Mrs.
clarsne~ oslsslsr. Miss Allss Hen.
der and Mr.. Clark Pfsn wilI hs
~i,h Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Kidd
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. nhow man are
planning . cocktail party IN thsif
apartment At the Pennington b..
fors the evening ~ dancing, their
uussis including Mr.. and Mrs Jann
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs Milton
ksstehum. Mr. snd Mrs Dayton
Finnissn and Mr. ard Mrs. Hob-
est Snowman. NJ and Mrs. Frank
". Mccarthy viii have NJ and
Mrs. Richard " Savage. NJ. sad
Mrs Hollis Kerr. NJ. As,iss
smith. NJ. Bob kdSsrds. Mr..
James WOOD. Miss nsrnles Me-
cissry. ell n Seattle, and Miss
ssIils 81 their table.
Mr. Grant Mitchell has res~r.
sstions for three couples. End Mr.,
fso1 McMiiisn for sls One NJ the
larger rrosps viii include ~. and
Mrs. Charles Hssmssssn, Mr. and
Mrs. f~nssr Roger. Mr. my Tsss.
nsr. hlss LILLIAN hsndsfs. NJ and
Mrs. John Anderson. Mr.. snd Mfs,
Jses psnshorn. Mr., end Mrs.. cy
sims. Dr. snd Mrs. eo2sv Enss.
son. Mlss la Lyman. NJ Emil
Hssbers. Mr.. ard Mrs. Raymond
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Tacoma Assembly
10 Meet Noxember |

Members Of Tscoms sessemhly.
Rainbow Girls. will meet Saturday
evening in the Doris room Of the
Masonic temple. Mrs w. r. Held
niger. acting mother adviser in the
absence Of Mrs. Rose Leonard. and
Miss Betty Heidinger. worthy sd-
wiser. will preside at 7:so o'clock.
Appointment calendars will be
ready for sale and plans will be
completed for the skating party
which will be held Nov. - Al the
Roller Bowl.
Preceding the business meeting
a potluck dinner will be held at
$50 O'Clock In the dining room.
Dorothy Sehweinler, chairman Of
the affair. has appointed Shirley
Black. Lucille Ludwick. Msdge
Rollins. Jane Parker. Marian
Sohweinler and Dorcss Eggesbo 10
serve on the telephone COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Two Baptist Organizations
Join in Halloween Party

The Sixth Avenue Baptist
church choir and the Tuesday
Night class will Join In festivities
in keeping with the season sstur-
day evening. The party will be
held in the eorn-stslk and pump
kin decorated Grange supply hail
at 2Tth and A streets.
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Clover Greek Pr. A.
To Entertain

Halloween night At o clock viii
find members Of Clover Creek
PIT. A opening a gay holiday
party. The program Will include
songs BY the glee club. tap dancing.
scrohstic stunts and numbers by
q drill team under the direction
Of Mrs 1mos.
A social hour will follow. Mrs.
Oval Fly is chairman, assisted by
Mesdames John kuper. Charles
Allen and r. F. Renner.
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were Mrs. v. Ronald Rice. chair
man, with Mesdsmes Earl n.
Wright. s. n. Davidson. X. o.
Markoff. A. u. Stephenson and
c. X. soper. assisting. Mrs. Ever
EFT Steven. chairman Of the chorus
for this season. WAS master of
ceremonies.
New members oomphmented at
the luncheon were hesdamss
David Nelson. c. 8. sesbrook
Cleo Stephenson. Henry Torkls-
son, Samuel Couch. Lawrence
Dossett. Ralph Johnstons. John
Mulyey, r T. Brumbsugh. Fritz
Bernstein. w. r. Turner. Earl Ash.
r.. T. Bartlett. Robert Booth and
John Cox.
The tea announced At the eom-
plimentary concert for Nov. 4 mas
been postponed until Dec. z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Have Parties
Upper ard Lover Schools
Celebrate Halloween

Halloween IL being twice
celebrated AZ Anni~ Wright
seminary today with both
the upper and lower schools
having say costume parties.
About seventy five upper
school girls and al the house
faculty viii gather for = Coz
tune dinner In Paddock hall
this Friday evening.
In charge Of arrangements
are the Student council. with
Miss Bonnie Chitty as presi-
dent. and the Seminary Ath-
letir council. Dining room
decorations win appropriate
~ carry out the Halloween
theme.
In charge ~ decorations are
the Misses Bonnie Jean entity.
Jane nronson. Mary Jeanne Nor
RS. Anita Derby. Elks Rohhlns.
Janet ssston. Jean Lenhsna. Irene
rurksy and csorkians wish<nson,
The entertainment COMMITTEES
Includes Mlsses Anita Derby. Mar
fietts olesy. csthsrins Gilbert.
Hssel schseffer. Bonnie Jean
chitsy. Ann sprowi. Mary J. Nor
rts and Marion ingram.
Tho lower school party. incIud'
ing eissses I through vi. toas
place thls Friday afternoon. h..
tween the hours ~ $40 and q
o'clock In ksator hall 81 the
school. The Middle schoa as
ISOLATION. with Miss Sarah n
Thompson leading the plans. was
In charge.
The decorations committee con-
sisted Of Ml.es Virginia Draws.
Martha York and Marjorie Lud-
Wig. Misses Judy AIntnn and
Billie johnson we're In charge ~
rsmas and Misses Nancy Thomas.
Janet LAnEsbesr and Dorothy Ann
Wall were In charge of the grand
march.
Class advisers for the middle
and lower srhnols are Mrs Cook.
Mrs. Cummings. Ml~ vsra Hyisnn.
Miss Dorothy knowiion and Miss
Adelaide Van Rensselaer,.
Officers n the Middle school
association are Miaess Virgins
Draws. chairman. Janet LAnes-
beer. vice chairman and Marsha
York. sserstsry-trearIrer: Marcy
Thomas u president of VII ciss.
Ameiis Hams, vice president. and
Nancy fowler. secrstsry.tfeas.
urer Judy Mlnton 10 president
OF VII class and Mssr Patty Muir
ply 10 vice president. Marjorie
Ludwig and Billie johnson are
presidents ~ VI and v glasses.
respectively.
Mrs. y. ". achxsn And Miss
Margaret MeTsvlsh. sho are IN
charge ~ the kindergarten. sf.
ranged the party for their pupils
which soos place IN the hinder
sarisn room At 1880 O'Clock I'm
oay morning.
yshs r. Themp~es sasiiIssy
viii hold its annual bsssar In the
Veterans hail, state srmofy. sat
urtsy. Both luncheon and .
o'clock dinner Will 10 served. fol
lowed hy esrds Mrs. Fiofsnes
Seq 10 the general chairman
Tsosssn Cornish s~sseisti tics ~fli
meet st 7ss O'clock saturday
evening 1T Odd Fellows temps
All members srs urged 10 be
present.
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zs77H -
fhsl.rs An ~. ssd Mrs. Niger
TNs<e
Mr. ana Mrs. walter G. ns6niss
~tll have - th>lf ssssts ~. ~
hfss Willard o>aess. ~. go Mn
Frank y nersea snd ~. ara Nm
Hasc pstsvss~. o1hevs aete0<neo
oil ~ Mr.. 49, HRvvtnre -
~. e. = nvceay - esatsle. ~.
and Mr. Jns 1siisy sn1 pavsys
hlss xiisabssn nueAhe. ~ n
Arthur Nelmsn. NJ and nrs ~
nefnsyss and party ~ nns
secses ell have . table ~ ~
coucIss
Ancshsr ecehtAil party wtlI hess
Ar. snd n1va fAsfiss nevl1n -
hssss u lhss spastmses. guests
"a ~ ~. end hGss Jsmea Ntes.
NJ snd Mn. ueesss Nunsslt. Ms
and Mrs. ksoaseh nusee. l1Iss
Hassi Kvans anA ~. NJ nlash.
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PIT. A. News

The Tacoma Council Of Parent.
Teacher associations Will again
meet IN general ssssion tn the audi
forum Of Central school NEXT FRI
day. The council will bs called IN
order al 10 o'clock by the prssi.
dent. Mrs.. c. e. Pratt
Mrs Mary symsn. with the 60.
operation ~ Mrs. A ~ Ray. Mrs.
Fred Pflsum. Mrs. ". J. Rinksr
and Mr.. Howard n. Good. super
intsndent Of city schools. IL pre-
pairing to furnish all interested
parents with pertinent information
on the school system.
The program IL entitled Know
Your School system" Mr.. Goold,
Mr. Lyle L<mlsy. member ~ tina
school board. and W. W. Durham.
superintendent II properties. viii
bs present 10 supply answers 10
any questions. Ths informal pro-
gram VIII serve 10 introdues .
series of clinics which sill follow.
Similar information from the same
outlines Gill bs offered 70 ths
teaching staff Of tho city.
Section meetings ~iIl follow 81
II 80. prsschooi meets In roam .
with Mrs. David Wood presidins
Several important matters will ~
under discussion. Grade meets In
the auditorium with Mrs. Russell
Baker presiding. Ths program ~iIl
feature interviews with Mrs. Carl
FORBES interviewing Mr.. J. Hurisy
Hsgood on Cub Scout Activities .
Mrs Oryills Ball ~iii interview
Mrs NJ W. Thompson on -csri
soouting' and Mrs A. ~ Ray viil
cIoss The discussion with Scouting
Prom . Parents Point ~ View !"
Ths junior and senior high school
sections meet IN the auditorium
On the eighth fioor ~1th Mrs. Lee
D Young prss'1ins hecsryer
Junior high shool vii ~ ihs suss,
schooi. Mrs.. Paul Heating hss ar
rsngsr No program. Miss rrsnsis
L<di.y teacher - ths retail sell.
ing classes a. Stadium ard f.ancoiu
hish sehoois. xfIi ~ shs speaker.
SATURDAY
November ID
Aedarysr preseheei 10 Sponsor
ing q baked foods sale Saturday
from 10 20 .. m. throughout the
day On Psnnsy's frs, fio1r. Mrs.
John ss.Ders 10 chairman. assist
ed by Hfs Emil Adler. Mrs. G r.
roseBo1. and ha Leonard Lar
sDn.
University ris<s r.-T a. 10 sDon-
sor1ng o food sale 81 Peoples store
Saturday Mr.. Mar Bryant - IN
ehsrgs assisted ~ Mrs. Esrry
HUribvi. Hfs. Arthur yNkstrofn
ana Hrs G. L. 5sngt
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Mrs. Guyles
To Entertain
Aloha Club Members 70
Hear Dr.. Msrisn Speesor

For the regular meeting Of
Aloha club on Monday after
noon At 2 o'clock. Mrs. George
r. GuyleS all open her home
at 70l No. y 81. The preSi-
dent. Mrs. ". Weldon Pascoe,
has called = meeting Of the
board an hour earlier At 80.
nr. Marian Speetor q the Uni
versity q Washington faculty. wife
~ Dr. War spector. also o. the
faculty. vii Re clest speaker. Her
toplc vii bs Next Door"
For the tea hour Mrs, Guyles
VII he assisted - Mrs. John PrinS
and Mrs. William c. Deering.
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Club of Hearts to Entertain
AT Gay Halloween Dance

Members Invite eu.sss 'ot Affair Saturday Evening
AZ 1seems Lawn Tennis Club; Min sseley chsirmsn
Club If Hearts vii entertain their friends - Halloween
party Saturday evening the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
Dancing viii start At $50 o'elock.
Members and guests are . attend in costume late in
evening box lunch vii be served Miss Martha Buckley
a general chairman Tor the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Women May Buy
Socks by Gallon

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Oct. &c
oUPl - A Minneapolis beauty ex-
pert predicts that in the near fu-
ture women may buy Their stock
incs by the gallon
Myndall Cain, beautician who
has devoted many hours o worry
ing about the possible shortage of
silk stockings believes a plastic
substance which can be painted on
the legs may pe Just what every
woman npeus.
1t could De applied with 4
sponge and removed with special
oil WASH, sne explains.
1T would last for two or three
DAYS and probably would cost about
SO cents an application.
Until the day of the plastic
stocking" arrives, Miss Cain sug-
gests that women can meet any
hosiery shortage by painting the
legs with cosmetics. by wearing
Knee-length bootees which We're
stylish when grandmother was a
girl" or by wearing cotton. wool,
knitted, crocheted, or net stockings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Scientists Seek
Rare Specimens

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16 tUPl
Scientists attached to the Califor-
MIA Academy OF Sciences have en-
tered the desolaic mountains of the
Cape San Lucas region, on the foot
OF the peninsula of Lower Califor-
mia, in search Of Tare botanical
specimens
The area. ous Of the driest on
the continent. contains eXtraor-
dinary vegetation, including the
elephant wood tree. the 70-foot
cirio tree, and many kinds of cac-
tuS.
In the cXpeditionary party, trav-
cling in a specially equipped truck,
are Dr. f. S. Ross. entomologist;
Miss Betty Mammerly. botanist; c.
f. Bohart, entomologist; Mrs. Perta
Jongeneel ,conchologist. and Nor
ton Gleason, Jr.