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Evening star., 1941-12-10
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 RMS. K, B, UNFURN.; ELEC. REFG.,
util incl; II block bus; empl couple; $40.
Ill 8. Oak st. Falls Church Va.
3-RM UNFURN APT. PVT ENTR
semi-pvt. bath. h-wh; adults only. 2l25
Goth st. N, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
FLATS FOR RENT.

2O26 NORTH CAPITOL ST. = BED
rooms living room. dining room, kitchen
and bath. back porch, oil heat $50.
M MAY DOUGLASS,
17l2 goth st. NV. MI. 1912.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNERS NEW HOME. IN ATTRACTIVE
section; 2 bedrooms. gas heat linens,
silver dishes. MRS. WILLIAMS, DI. 2501
or Shepherd 5015-R.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME. COM
pletely furnished. rooms, 2 baths: S75
mo; Forest Glen, Nd. Call Kensington
209-W or 76S. IL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE. BED
rooms gas heat 1911 Park I'd. NV.
Phone Adams 32S5
OWNERS NEW HOME IN SILVER
Spring, attractively furnished. MRS. WILL
LIAMS. Executive s40O or SH. 5015-R.
WILTON WOODS. ALEXANDRIA. VA
Charming 3-bedroom furn. home, 2 baths.
. f1replaces: restricted suburban section:
owner transferred 6-12 mos: S125. Temple
2756 after for appointment.
2846 28th ST. NV.
Modern home, rooms 4 bedrooms bath.
Q incosed porches, refrg., garage. ample
closet space, auto. heat: Sl50 Immediate
occupancy. Inspection by appointment only.
Apply to
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 X St. NV Ma. O352.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
A HOME WITH TREES,

Located on a large wooded lot In one Of
Washington's finest residential sections,
this lovely home contains rooms, ga
tiled baths; built on solid masonry con-
struction and Of pre-defense materials. II
contains every convenience essential TO
comfortable living: your inspection invited
Call Mr.. HOWE. Emerson 1858 or Ma
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semble
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Up. sI5 News
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lahr.
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When a Girl Marries
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sic.
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Club.
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$3.50 A. Nj.
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our Gal Sunday
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1915, Andrlni TITO.
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porter.
1890 \. NJ.
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1913. Bachelors Chill
dren
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Homemakers
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Ladies. 1916 Or Kate
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Songs OF a Dreamer
200 A. NJ.
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bors. l115 Winger
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Aunt Jenny
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ter.
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KlRO-Big Sister
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ll:45, Home OF the
Brave.
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News.
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Amanda.
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1880 L Nj.
KMO-Iroubadors
XVI - Kate Hopkins,
l2.45. Woman OF Cour-
age.
KOMO-PeppeT Young
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KJR-Other Vile. l2;4b
Plain Bill
KIRO Kate Hopkins.
100 L. NJ.
KMO-Know Your Am
erica
KVI-Portia Blake. l:l5
Myrt AND Marge.
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l:l5. Stella Dallas
KJR Mother OF Mine
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1880 p Nj.
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Family Robinson.
kVI-Hllltop House l:4t
Stepmother
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Cowboy Joe.
KIRO-Hilltop House
200 2. Nj.
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Lone Journey
kJR-Zollman.
2:30 L. Nj.
KMO 49, Trojan Horses
> as. Lets Play Bridge
XVI - Mystic Melodies .
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Bslnes
kOMO-Gulding Light.
2.i5. Life Beautiful
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2:45. Wayne Van Dyne
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2.OO u NJ
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hedds Hopper
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That Girl
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Ireene Wicker
$3.50 L Nj.
X MO s. udio. s4S
Smilin Thru
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World Today
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S:45. Playground
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cent. ; IS. Echoes Of
History
kIRO-G,rl Inferno
400 = VI.
KMO - Fulton Lewis
SIS. Ma Perkins
kVI-Second Wife. AIS
song Treasury
kOMC - FIeo WARNS
4.l6. NBC News Room
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King Arthur. j.
kIRO - Serial. AIS.
Sewsreel
4:30 p. Nj.
KMO-NeWs : IS. sun
down Serenade
kVI-Songs hy LOUIS
AS. Clark Ross
KOMO - Capt SamiSlc
ass. String Serensoe
KJR-Easy Does Il
kIRC-Job FIder
500 Z NJ.
kMO-ToaSfs Sis Crazy
Cow bCy
-SymphonetteS
kOMO - Wsltzes Sis
Jack A-mstrong
kJF-Eu6 Barton
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DAVIS
& OMO-Aldr1ch Family
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Tom Mix.
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Orch
+ Q NJ Q - Sports. 5:l5.
JACK Armstrong
kJR-Pot OF Gold
k1RO - Father Goose
5.l5. School Quiz.
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.KMO-Islanders
XVI - Orchestra. II :55
News.
Music.
.KJR-paul Carson
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns
Il AS. Memories T
Music II midnight,
ConCeri Hour, ! r. m
Hour OF Reflection
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Ted Flo Rito.
lKVI-Clark Ross.
lKOMO-PalaCe Hotel
lKJR - Moving World
II is. Dance orch
IKIRO-Ross an d Dit
mars
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Hall.
kVI--Girl Inferno. 3:45.
World Today.
.KOMO-Homekeepers
tx JR-Thursday Mixup.
kIRO-GIri inferno
400 Z. NJ.
aMO - Fulton Wis:
AIS. Ma Perkins.
KVI-Second wife. AIS.
Song Treasury.
kOMO - Dance Music,
AIS, NBC News Room.
kJR-Wife Saver; Ais,
King Arthur Jr.
X ! r o - Drama, AS.
News Reel
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kMO-Confessions OF q
Corsair.
Burl Ices Songs.
! 10. Yells Pessl
/ kOMO 49, Dinner Music,
I &c, kaltenDorn.
KJR = symphony Talk
4:35, Metr opoli tan
Opera Guild.
EIRO-Job Finder.
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Harris
.KVI-World Today. 1o:$o
Dance Orchestra
lKOMO-Hotel Orch.
KJR-Music.
KIRO News Roundup
1888. Weather.
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6MO - superman. SIS,
Your Dog.
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porter, 6:l5. News.
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$50 p. NJ.
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6 as. Ave Maria Hour
r NI-Malor Bowes
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Meeting.
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100 p. NJ.
HMO-Ave Maria Hour.
rs. News
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What : On Your Mind =
K Q NJ o - Xavier and
fvette.
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AIRO-Glenn Miller
1870 p. NJ.
KMO-Wythe williams
kVI-On Your Mino.
rs Elmer Davis.
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kIRO-On your Mino
90 Z. NJ.
AMO-Sympnony
EVI-Amos n ANDY.
SIS Lsnny Ross
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BIS. Radio Reporter
kJR-Hoi stove League
kRO-Amos q Andy
80 p. NJ.
aAO-Symphony.
SVI-Ask 1t Basket
.EONO-Narieries
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6fRO-Ask It'll Basket
100 Z VI
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g STATE
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ar Keen
KIRO-City Desk
$3.50 z. VI.
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ETI-Dance Music 8 IS
international Revenue
Dept
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SIS Rhythm Classes
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cert Hall
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1000 y VI
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dusrry and DstenS
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News Roundup.
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lions
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Cowhand. 7:l5, Marcel
Time.
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tbs Reveries
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News
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tbs. Farm Forum
1880 A. NJ.
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n Sale.
iRVI-News. 745. JAM
Powers
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j Sam Hayes.
lKJR-breakfast CLUB
lKIRO-News. 1855, Wea.
ther
500 A. Nj.
I6MO-Pals OF Colder
/ West
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s Is. News
tROMO-Good Morning
lKJR-Breakfast Club.
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Howard Costigan. News
$50 A. VI.
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News
XVI - Goldbergs $40
Kathleen Norris
kOMO-Serenade. s.45
Lyle Henderson.
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S;4S. Ann Sterling
kIRO-Gold bergs
100 A. NJ.
KMO-NeEs
SVI-Kate smith. p.l5
when q CIR Marrles
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Music
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Club
I ATRO-Kate Smith
$50 A. NJ.
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2 IS. Keep Fit 70 Muse
SVI-Helen Trent = -
Our Ca SUNDAY
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tet g as Musica
Handy Man
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[ SIRO-Helen Trent
1000 A. vi.
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1913. George Fischer
XVI Life Be- ut-IIl
iO-l5 Woman IN Nht-t
iKOMO-Bonnle Stewart
lO:lS. Concert Petite
SJR-Farm and Home
io:iS inquiring Re
: porter
I SIRO-Life Beautiful
1880 A. Nj.
SMO-JohnSon Family
io.4S. Bachelors Chill
oren
lEVI-Esppiness Io<S
&ary Lee TAYLOR.
KOMO Eotsi Tat
&c IS D Kate
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lo4s News
STRO-Eapplness
IL 100 A. VI.
I HMC- Friendly Neigh
bo-S HIS School q
Big sis,er. iIIs
aunt Jenny
kOAO Hymns iils
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flous
kVl-Sinzinz Cuwhand
7ib March Tine
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TBS Ressrlss
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Neus
EIRO-Ranze Rhythm
IT'S Farm Forum
1880 4. VI.
RMO-EeRs. IS. Trade
n Sale
KVI-News 745 Jane
Powers
KOMO-Wake Up ano
Sing. AS. sam Hayes
KJR-Breakfsst CLUB
KIRO-SeVs. : IS. Wea-
Their.
S:O0 4. NJ.
KMO W AXE Up and
Live sl5. Haven OF
Rest
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6.l6 News
KOMO-Good Morning
BIS. Against Storm
X JR Viennese In 10
semble
KIRO-Rhythm Round
Up. sI5. News
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KMO-Hsven OF Rest.
a;45. p 3 { News
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Kathleen Norris.
X O N O. Victor Lind
lahr.
x J r - Josh Higgins.
8;45. Ann Sterling
KIRO-GoIdbprgg
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KMO-News. 745. Trade
n Sale.
KNI-News. 7:45. Jane
Powers
KOMO-ReVerles 7 As
Sam Hayes
kJR-breakfast CLUB
KIRO-News. 1855, Wea-
rher
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KMO-Betty AND BUDDY
1915 Christian Science
XVI Kate Hopkins
z as. Woman OF Cour-
age
kONO - Pepper Youns.
Il as. Vic snd Sadt
KJR-Other Wife. l245
Just Plain Bill
Eafe HOukfnK
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KkfO Muse aud Music
Is Below the Rio
Grande
kNI-Portla Blake. ll5
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-Backstage Wife
Il5. Stella Dallas
kJR - Mother OF Mine
lis. Cecil Solly
.KIRO-Portls Blake.
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: .WW .NVVaN
K NC - Toast. z IS
News
XVI Society Girl. 2 Is
News
kOMO - Mary Marlin
Is Ma Perk rs
kJR-Orphans o. d.
vorce. HAS. Amanda
Girl.
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KMO-Johnson Family.
1913. Bachelors Chill
drcn
XVI - Happiness. 10 40
HOmemakers
KOMO Sophisticated
Ladies' 10 as DR. Kate
-Homespun
kIRO Happiness; l0:45
Songs OF q Dreamer.
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HNO- Friendly Neigh
oo-x - Is. School O,
AZ
SVI-EiE sis-er y Il
aunt Jecn5
kOAO Eymns. HAS,
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AMO - Superman. SIS.
Your Dog.
kVI-Malor Bowes
! aOMO-MusIC Hall
kJR-Scandinavian Re
porter. CHS. News.
KlRO-MaiOr BOyes
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KMO-John p Hughes
1915 NBC News
XVI Life Beautiful
1918, Woman in White
X o NJ o - Julia Blake
1918. Andrlnt THO.
KJR-Farm and Home
1915. Inquiring Re
pOrfar
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Dale.
XVI N e ws Review
1918. Northwest News
hOMO News l0.lo
Biltmore Hotel.
KJR Hotel Orchestra.
KIRO News Review.
1918. News Roundup
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KMO-NeWs : IS. sun
down Serenaoe
KVI-SonEs BY Loulse
AS. Clark Ross
EOMO - Capt SamiSlo
ass. String Serensoe
EJR-Easy Does Il
kIRC-Joc FDdeT
500 p NJ.
KMO-ToaSfs Sis Crazy
Cow ocy
SymphonetteS
kOMO - WaltzeS Sis
Jack A-mS.rong
KJF-Ru6 Barton
KTrO - Fs-hsr GooS
sis Captain Ssziis.o
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ava cole scHe6eE IN
ni71ts procfon ci'caoek
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KMO-News
KVI-Kate Smith. a;i5
When q Girl harries
KOMO-WordS and hu-
sic.
KJR-News. s15, Health
Club.
KIRO-Kats Smith.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on editorial page
l. "A man may be down but
never out"
2. Indian.
s. Three.
4. Alligator pear.
5. Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
6. Peacock.
7. Clarence X STREET.
8. Napoleon III.
g New Mexico.
10. Yes.
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Recipe Given for
Luncheon Sandwich

Try this toasted sandwich on
the children one day soon for
luncheon. Crate American cheese.
add chopped stuffed olives and
mix with enough cream To make
1t spread nicely. Spread on fresh
ly made butter toast and add a
crisp lettuce leaf and a thin slice
OF tomato. A cup OF clear, hot
soup will make a nice first course
the toasted sandwich with stalks
Of crisp celery, then fresh fruit
and cookies for dessert. And milk.
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A style that's familiar and
friendly as your next-door neigh
Dor is the shirtwaister! Here 1t is
In a -than-ever version by
Anne Adams, Pattern 472e has
designing" lines on your figure
it makes you look trim and smart
whether you measure a thirty
four" or 'forty-eight" The soft
cut bodice lines are dsrted-in at
the shoulders and above the waist.
The collar, with its stsr-pointed
front looks bewitching in either
sef-fabric or contrast with ruffle-
sdging. There are nice lines to the
front and back psneled skirt. OPP
tional pockets would make a de-
hghtful novelty touch, and the
short sleeves may be plain or with
ruffles stitched night into their
tucks. Wear this frock round the
clock,
Pattern +72e is available in
womens sizes 81. SO. IS. 20. AZ,
~. IS and as. Size Sc takes A.
yards 3e-ineh fabric.
Send Is cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size, Name,
Address and Style Number.
Summer Fashion l941 is aglow
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Order your Anne Adams Pattern
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Each style is translated into the
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Ry EMILY PoST

The first letter today emphasis
a point have made before that
a servant Is sometimes = contribut-
M cause 70 the thoughtless rude
ness Of the hostess who IS served
first when there is a woman guest
Al her table.
= had engaged a caterer tx
plains the writer. as the regular
service N my house Is part-time
and inadequate. II had never oc-
CURED 10 me that anything should
BE- said beforehand about service.
as this caterer has the highest
reputation Of anyone in this sec
ton. I never dreamed that she
would not teach her mattresses 10
serve the guest OF honor first.
Everything was handed me I was
mortified but helpless. May 1
now apologize for what happened,
at least to my guest OF honor who
Is a person OF great distinction -
on no account call attention 70
II now. She probably thought III
she noticed it, that you yourself
were unnoticing. What you should
have done. when the waitress ap-
preached YOU with the first dish,
was to have indicated your guest
of honor with a look and a nod,
and said to the waitress. Please
serve the lady on Mr.. Blanks
right. first. But since you did
nothing at the time, I would GER
tainly not drag it into the light,
and merely emphasize a double
error.
Introducing A Girl
Dear Mrs. Post: Does an intro
duetion to a girl by mutual
/ friend constitute sufficient back
ground for him to call this girl
later and ask her for a date?
Answer: Ordinarily the answer
is no" But it could depend on
circumstances. If they have long
heard of each other through mu-
tual friends so that they have not
met az unknown strangers, II
could be quite proper. Or, any
common bond of interest that they
had found might also have counted
as being of as much importance in
an introduction as a longer ac-
quaintance.
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NEW fact that barred from the civilian pilot
~ training under the direction civilian
administration isn't keeping all
country from taking flying lessons
The beautiful models shown these
right with private
them. spinning
popular Hayden.
blonde the
Miss Dorm shown at the right with Rogers believes
that flyers Will be useful
and general
There PAS licensed pilots
commercial licenses Needless
famed Jsequene COCHRAN
that strong
the
And Gay Hayden
flyers. is 49, weighs 1872 pounds
Cochran
auxiliary like Englands
done Uncle Sam model" pilots.
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. SERIAL STORY
CALIBAN FROM CALEB
BY NORMAN KAHL eoeyslsEr 70, ;.
COPYRIGHT. 1871.
NEA SERVICE. INC.

clearing and the grass isn't quite
so long.
Just hold on" Angus mutters
to Spike. He jams the transmits
sion lever into first and the truck
leaps forward.
Spike is still trying to figure out
some way TO keep from bouncing
around the floor in the back OF the
truck. Angus, not that way.
Hey, Angus turn sharper
Angus is steering wide semi
circle. When the nose of the truck
is pointed right at that big French
window in the left wing, he
straightens out the wheels ard
pushes his foot down on the ac-
celerator as far as it will go. Spike
gets back on his knees just in time
to see what is happening.
Holy smokes :" he yells.
Angus! Are you crazy? You're
gonna run smack into the house. "
Angus leans back in the seat and
takes firm grip on the wheel.
Yeah. Just hang on like I told
you. Here il comes
The French windows are just
big enough for the truck tn get
through with a LITTLE scraping
along the frames. Angus aim is
perfect and the crashing Of glass
sounds like somebody in a china
shop is releasing a few suppressed
ambitions. The truck rips through
the curtains, and when the glass
stops falling and the truck is
standing in the middle of Casta-
loni's sunroom. the place looks as
if a panzer division just passed
through.
There is q bridge table hanging
on the radiator cap and the front
bumper is caught in q sofa. Angus
signs regretfully over the destruc-
ton and slides out OF the truck. He
is feeling his way through the
flashlight on him and then a lamp
- lighted.
In the doorway Of what was
previously u cheerful sunroom
stands Castaloni. He is holding
an ugly hunk OF blue steel in his
right hand and pointing the barre
right at Angus. That was a mis-
take, MaePhillips. he says. and he
says it slowly, like he means il
was the last mistake Angus will
ever make.
Angus is standing about IL feet
from Csstsloni and his face Is RED
and hot He knows he can't hang
on to himself much longer. SO he
makes a lunge for Csstsloni.
The Broccoli King goes white
and starts TO tremble violently
when he sees this large order Of
muscle and flesh hurting towards
him. but he waves his gun al
Angus and then he drops a bullet
into the etching on the wall right
over Angus head. Angus pulls W
sharp and stands still.
Stay where you are. MscPhil-
lips Csstsloni sssys. Il missed
you on purpose that time. The
next time I won't.
Where's Addie7" Angus asks.
Adoreen answers that herself
Angus can't see her. but her voice
comes from somewhere in the
other end Of the house. I'm here
Angus the kitchen. I'm al
right" she says. even though hel
voice doesn't sound like IL BE
careful. Angus. He'll kill you.
Shut up" Csstsloni snsrls bach
Al her.
Don't talk 10 Adobe like that
) Angus protests.
Continued on Page 8, Column )
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Make Every Day a Date Day,
And Keep Well-GrOomed

The other day we asked a young
magazine writer how she man.
ages always to be 80 well-groomed.
how she maintains the just
stepped-out- of "A band box look
day in and day out
Her answer was: IT just pretend
that / have a really important
lunch date every day and I dress
accordingly"
She went on to say that this
pretense keeps her from putting
off having her hair done just one
more day. from not applying fresh
polish between msnicures. from
wearing a blouse that isn't quite
fresh or a hat with q bedrsgg led
veil.
lust before 70 TO bed. l al
ways 90 over IN my mind what
am going to put on the next MORN
ing" she continued. The black
and white dress. the red bracelet,
the white hat" l say to myself.
Then II l am not exactly sure
where the bracelet Is. l search for
1t right then instead Of waiting
until morning. use my As min
utes between the ringing Of the
alarm and breakfast for bathing
and dressing not for hunting for
odds and ends Of this and that. Z"
She added that she reserves one
evening a week for sorting stock
inss and putting ASIDE those too
full of tiny pulled spots to be worn
to the office again; putting soiled
dresses in 4 pile for the dry clean
er; replacing lost snaps or hooks !;
fixing q crooked hemhns; washing
hair brushes: doing a bit Of press
ing; fastening loose shoul d er
straps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Rubber Articles Can Be
Renewed at Home

Rubber articles that have be-
come hardened by exposure to dry
heat or extreme cold may often
be conditioned by simple home
treatment. First. cleanse the
articles thoroughly with warm
water and a medium stiff brush
Then soak in a solution OF one
third ammonia and two-thirds
water for an hour or so. After
this. rinse carefully with glyeerine
and water-one part glycerine to
nine parts water. Dry with a
clean cloth and put away in a cool
dark place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

sral blouses Of the type which will
go with any suit l might have for
years TO come. l buy suits that
don't go out of style and simple
dresses. With whatever money I
have left, I buy silly hats. lapel
gadgets and other nonsense with
which to dress up the classic. con-
sentative dresses, coats and suits. ."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Make Offer

Dear Miss Grey: I saw by the
paper that one Of your readers
wanted a kitten. have two kit
tens / would like TO find a good
home 1or. MRS. r. M.
Dear Miss Grey: ! read IN Tues
day nights Times about n widow
wanting 4 male kitten. have one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
KEEPS WARDROBE
LOOMING FRESH

II try not 10 let my wardrobe
become greatly depleted" she
further explained when my top
coat begins 70 look slightly ssedy,
I start watching sales and buy
another ~ soon a. ! can instead
Of waiting until the old one II
badly worn.
Then, too. at sales I buy sew