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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. ~. oUP'-A Sacat
downward trend developed today on The
Los Angeles stock exchange. SIN issues
wercdown. ono up and 20 unchanged III
turnover of approximately 5000 shares.
The list included:
Los Angeles Investment. 100 al :. IN
changed; Pacific Finance. 100 az 10. TN
changed. security Company units. - Al
Is; TransmeriCa 100 at ! unchanged
Pacific Gas : d: per cent l0n al -. down
rs; Southern Pacific 100 at l.. down
Il; Rlchfcd, 100 al s., unchanged.
Aircraft Accessories. 100 Al lis. down
.05 California Packing. lN a; !
down -. Pacific Clay Products. loo at
81. up D.. Ncnasco 4oJ al =. down
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

Centre floor
Lead in the game chan cd aeN-
cral times before lie uaht zone de
Tense and fast break OF the Arabs
began working successfully Sllbe
Abounadcr rang up Is of PhocnIH
points. John Howard and Morrison
Warren played tine defensive aunea
for the Bears.
Coach Jerry Denncrlcm OF III
Centre said the tWo teams will
meet again in the latcr part Of
February ON the Phoenix court i'll
a tWo-gamc series. In AL probabj!-
ity the Bears will Ee out tor Re
Ycngc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
MAY SEE TOO MUCH

Tho ldca was conceived BIZ Jean
Ebcrhart. the Southern Oregon
coach and formerly crack player
AZ Oregon U. He hints that the ONLY
objection 10 the plan is that TIE
officials might see too much from
their neW posts and keep thrir
whistles blowing at double tine.
Even Il they do, the crowd a. icdst
viii know why they are blowing
Seriously, this Is the most m
portant change in basketball >.Acc
The center jump vas scuttIcd. L
looks like a good thing l. shoIlG
apeed the game, encourage cleaner
play and produce better referees.
II It is a success tonight, watch
II spread throughout thc.cOun,ry.
Best wishes and -four TorG. cell
s0redJ"
After one reading I'm convinced
me new plan j, milestone in sp0rta
officiating After all. boxn9 refer
ccs IN England always work from
outside the ring. The plan should
gc successful III basketball aud /
an highly in favor that it >hoIld
Dc aaaplcd for other u,r.. lnp. For
=. f.lcrt
! rr1%. uc,' t1r c;cr, p1uaa
10 "cars d %idc-DlImu'u .a1 H.
move
Liti0 Tor the umplreS "ho W1fE
.4so3al. games III BrooKIyn
An IVORY tower Tor the bo, "ao
1el ric Kentucky Derb~ ly'.rc Dyok.
A bAmp 10 hold a. Tie Draaa lalo
VINO clutter up track meets
A tower of Babel tor prize nsut
Manager James j Johnston. r.
And by all means, coubAa-
ton crows nest, tower, DIIup and
plenty OF strait Jackets for al! the
literary critics VINO collect around
sport writers at bail games, fights
races and other events TO peer over
shoulders and take issue with the
/ writers statements as fast a. thry
are typed on paper ,4.2G7 word.
| censored
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
DODGER IN NAVY

OAKLAND, Calf, Jan. 81 cUP,
Harry 'Cookic) LaVa9ctto, in
fielder far the Brooklyn Dodgers,
has joined tho naval reserve. He
iilcd IN application for enlistment,
Wa found by physicians to be 100
per cent fit" and was told nc prob
ably will be transferred TO Alameda
air base for active duty within a
few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
STANFORD WINS
GAME FROM UCLA

PALO ALTO. CaIf jail =
UP Stanford r!lrC..tg lua..-
FAMED j. 5ndetea'ed reco.G - CO.
tense .: Is southern DIVISION "a e.
ketDaN cEampI9.-i.y D. tae PaI.c
Coast Conference by defeating U:.-
yersl,y ot California q, Los Angelo.
54-43. last nigh.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Stars, Redbirds
Play Sunday

II Confro' NO Dasebali teams
Hll' moef for tine >econd tune in
Nntos !ea1u' ua. cbali p.aE S,rda;
"hcn fne OrI< AZ Sr3r, ana Tho
Erdu.d p.a; ~ II p. IN. ia Fl
r,&.ra s'.c.M.
Era2.eT I":rnu.', pIar H"bcr
. Heoer M.n BraI.cE Ea,',idc
,iaH 10 10 Ie=.oal il o'her
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO Jan. - TTF = I---T =
turcs developed weak tone tpdag .a.-
lowing a presidential order making cnm-
modify brcdit corporation grain holdings
available 10 all government agencies
Most brokers concluded that the orior
will terminate buying IN open market b.
the army. navy and other branches G..
the government.
Wheat closed :. to :. cents 4 bashei
lower: Corn was Of t. / Oats OF
J: TO IS: Rye Of Il to j. md Soy
beans Off j., tn u.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

DCnarct j. also Il top money
winner, heading tac list in 1889.
and he. Pcnna, Dutra aud Hog
an have more naior tournament
titles to their credit tlIan Daniel
Boone had i"jrn scaIpS lrailir%
from his head brit
Right at l:3o siH4p AloMdpl al
ternoou Hogan md d G.a. Who D9
the way is Wurhao bis w.. through
the Del Rio club 4 uso viii team
against thC other bogs "a an l&-noIc
best ball match that Should send
sparks flyiHG in 81 directions.
Little "BCoj' Hasu will m-
doubtediy bl..' ell those same
trick shots Ec's been using to cop
first place IN the recent Loo An
gelcs CpCn to i.lish in tine NOM
in tie Oakland opea aud to colrrf
top prize money in the SAN Fran
cisco open Wuh ticSc three tri-
umphS since January /. HOGAN has
already Sc; himself up as the "maH
10 beat" in 1870 And he'll be 1t
BraWlcH Monday
SCORING IN REVERSE
For fans tbdt Like little
humor mi>cd with their sports,
the high ,chaol ba ,kctbaIl game
between HGltviilc and CdlcAic0
Thursday was worth SccinG.
The bah was 9Ivl:. 20 the CalcNico
boys out of boOud, under the Holt
Vile basket Immediately they pro
oceded - take tho 3aI Gown tine
floor and to- .4aot IL thclr o"n
noop. Filled win smH3l-c the Holt
vile lads could do 40 molc jhan
stand and ,,ara =. Ill" Bulldogs
shot four times at thcir own 9oa,
p. S. Thcy fiueily madc it only to
find thcy had scorcd t0u points fer
thclr opponents.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

crs out from under foot. TIE Of
fIclal5 are pretty happy about It
all 100 No dummies, if they can
earn their fees sitting down a, the
whistle NIlIlc they york thcy Ger
.a!n.. don't want 70 stand.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Rx -IACk GIFNIuER

MN YORK, Jan. B. Up The
mo s'ar'.n.l cYcnl II sports since
ne s., Lon. Browns Won tEci:
a. peaaan' Vii. take place TO-
.I-i' II 70 C!t, o. Ashland, Orc,
"ic. M1.MDj'u neeta Southern
/ O,r.o. IN e ID -.ntba.i -amc WNII"
I '!r Dt..r.a.. york ..Dm croW's ncst5
! .1a aDnso Tie court ln@'rad pt CiUt-
'..1a - H. MOOR.
\ .ea.f 'ial !. @ua' I an IN
..l.,o -. .:Gr p.arr. , can't
. a.aA.ee r.a' '.. spectacle Hlu
~ - K. :r"'.."e Dscaa.c there
a. - .es-- ,rc a..c eaasat.ng me
.rlH 4 a.aHG O:t P99 4544 lor
over. epsr.e-D. ""o II. be prcsen,
d, .ie a-h.G historic encoyMter
r., = ta.r." certain. DecaH.c I've
Ueoa ..p2ne 3r a -ood nah.
VIA PACK RAT
TIr LrWz va .cAt aloa2 20 me
"a aacz IA nom Porrlanc L vas
q. pa'cHeG ~ au ola and highly
'..I .tH0gtl, cO.ca1lc. HI name IS
William Z Pagc',r "A1 : United
pr. "r.tsr and .Gnu"r Basketball
yia;ee lanscI aaH = mean nand in
-a.t in1a pDEc. aaue-Gra". .tud
~, ZIP eG.p. rasc,.s &G.Iscs a.
lD..Dn.
Dca .ear aora 'clsorcp1.
Tic 9.2r' ..MTa'Iol. III bar-
,r'yaa uc' >D, sfp.r tuc peach
1a.,ea aoM inc ~r. e"nn4.Im
4.r 15e. #,.r .Dsras ~ .-'... ~
l,1, -. VII. b, ..a.@ t.' .1:'
.pl..fs I.r.c ".u - - l::.r.a.
3n - 'lo,. ~. 80 .IosA.,-'.-
-o4.assa C..-r. esHe T. lra =.
U.c. -. " D.HMG 80 Dac.D)arG.
lroatn - r.r" .ean auc..p!cG
~ lie poi
"Iaa4 #.. be eauphIG WIN
,aLceta whistles ard tney "lA
work f:.e aa!.r J..t H. i tHcy "rre
.za' as.oug TIE p!aEers. The also
W.. ~ l.tiIlcc WIN .oad apeat-
f.. t. ave. VIII % 4aro 10 cal
or aAe t.ar..i me penalties for me
..egfa#o. A. Il ltat weren't en-
ousu tire. luesmcn VII call oul-of
bounds DAsn me s.Geln.cs.
..Tlc 400 VIII beIon2 entirely
NJ lie players These I nave polled
auc thcy all THINK It IS mighty
swell idea 10 set lhe whistle blow
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
ROSES FOR BRAWLEY

Can't help applauding officials OF
the Del Rio country club. BraWlcy
for the WaY they've been able to get
several Of the nations best golfers
down for an exhibition match prlol
to the annual Lettuce tournament
Its darn good publicity for tho
tourney and it's for a worthy cause
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Markets at q
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

NiockS lower IN dul trading
Bonds lower l. 5. governments love.
cotton or rs much as - - 20 haIs
Wheat and com of around . eeat It
nIShCl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
ARABS DEFEAT
PHOENIX BEARS

Jack Fox, center and mainstay of the Central JUNIOR
college basketball team, in top form Friday night us
he led the Arabs to 1888 win hEhlNoutrd Phoe-
nix junior college team in the FL Centre gymnasium.
Scoring 2l points, Fox seemed able hil the basket
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
L. A. POULTRY

lp~ ANGELES JAN ii r.
Hens, Lcghorn>, to = Us Its,
Hens. LcEhorns over G'.-4 -. lie
Hens. Les. over lbs and up lsc
Hens, colored. to 81 lbs >. FAC
Hens. colored over SIS lbs Il up 24c
EroucrS. ! y up l.. III. -. IL
Rr5Hcr, over !, and up to =, l9c
T-yers, Leg. wore -. to lbs. I6o
Fryers, colored, 2i7 10 81. lbs 20c
Fryers. colored over s.. TO - clc
Roastcrs. ceiorcd over A. lbs &c
b.U p.,K>. No r,s." a>.
Capous over 5 lbs and up ...... 25c
YeuuE Tom Turkeys - u up 60,
Young Tom turkeys l4--2 In mp -
Young lies Turkeys lo-up -. 25c
Old Legharne Boosters ........ oSc
Ducklings. Fekin over 3 lbs. =. 19c
Capons 10 Slts ................ -
r. hr' y p..'r {. i U.s.
= nr,> $50. sa'..> - t 4l> 1t
'I'I Er'>sce> So. .e+ H.
~,.->. N.. - .ut
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
MARKETS
BAROMETER =

Farm markets n
variation from low marks 10 500
MaN Minneapolis dull 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Il. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Jan. ~ IIPI
Barley No. ! west. sl.s2ls al .971z
Barley malt type -. $.97'- n 2.17;a
Milo No. . yelo Cal $1.727- a .77i2
Milo No. yelo E bulk 81 AZ. q 81.
Feed Oats .......... ........ S2.2O-2.3O
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
BOB PASTOR "SP0ILS" ANOTHER DREAEt.
8 POUNDS HEAVY

if he can defer induction into the
army for a couple of months.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. oUPo-Bob
Pastor, "Spoiler1 scourge OF the
heavyweight division. has blasted
the dreams of another aspirant for
the golden cropn-Gus LcSneyich.
Pulling a mallet-like left hook
from his bag of tricks, veteran Pas
tor gave light heavyweight cham
pion Lcsncvich such a pasting at
the Garden last night that the
sandy-haired Jersey scrapper re-
gyetted stepping out of his class
to try for shot at Joe Louis.
Fortunately for Gus his 175-
pound title was not at stake. since
both came in as heayyWeightS for
their l0-rOund braWl.
Pastor won the unanimous deci-
sion by an impressive margin and
was hammcrin2 under such full
head of steam at the finish that he
might have Knocked out Lesnevich
had the bout been for Is rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
All proceeds taken in at the
Monday match will be turned
over TO the Red Cross or some
nIhc,. In, ilnr nrnn nizaiinn

The lineup for the day include
Ben Hogan, Tony Penna, Jimmy
Dcmare. and Mortic Dutra. Hogan.
a mere 135-pounder frem Texas,
has beea trodding the green's anG
fairWale for many seasons Last
year he fooled around with what
most men consider a mere game
and cleaned up neat profit. Al
though he did not Win a major
tournament all season he never fin
iShcd out of the money i'll 30 tourna
mcntS entered For these clcanup5
he became the highest money Win
ncr of the year. with more than
10 thousand bucks tc his credit. a
tidy sum indeed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
DESTINED BY FATES

Pastor, with his diScOnccrting left
hooks and mongooSc bOdY-feintine
ruined the l75-pound rulers heavy
weight campaign just AS he did
those Of Bob NcStell, Chuck CroWcll,
Roscoe TOlcS. Tiger Warrington,
Turkey Thompson. Maurice Strick-
land and Booker BCckWith. AL
though Rapid Robert of New York
has had two unsuccessful bouts
With Louis. himself, he seems dcS-
tined by the fistic fatcS to act "a
a perennial barrier between rising
contcndcrs and the champion.
However, this role of "Spoiler'
may be ended abruptly on Feb. "a
when Pastor tackles Lem Franklin,
Cleveland's dark dynamiter, in Lens
home town. Smart-mOney men say
Franklin will be favored at 81 or
81.
Meanwhile Promoter Mike Jacobs,
who announced the Disappointing
figures of S20.728 and 1892 persons
for last nights show, seems viz
tuallr certain to match Mclio Bet
tina, the Beacon, N. Y, SouthpaW
and Joe Louis for his army relief
fight at the Garden, March 27.
With Lesncvich out Of the picture,
Bettina should have an open road,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
LOCAL BUT1ERFAT

J. \ FulIrE =
C,tdc \ Cream ~
Nauuia,'uI8nC Mix 3.
E.ujo Eat5#g5ca cream .i3
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. IAN. ~. O'ra
Bid Asked
TrdnSamcriCa ......... III.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Dorothy Dix Says>>>
Only Earmuffs Can Prevent Our
Hearing Criticism or Bad News

And when we reflect upon the
protection earmuffs would be against
bores, we feel that they would be
worth the price even though
we had to mortgage the house
to get them. As matters stand
with two defenseless ears, we are
the helpless victims of every wind
bag that comes along. We cannot
choose but listen to the monologist
who tortures us by the hour by tell
ing us how great and wonderful he
is, how many miles his car makes
on a gallon Of gas. or what a Won
derful cook she has and all the de-
tails Of her last operation and what
she said to the doctor and the doctor
said to her.
Nor are we ever safe from the re-
peater who forces us to listen to the
story we have heard hundred times
before, and we can only writhe and
suffer under the agonies inflicted
upon us by amateur musicians and
elocutionists. But our salvation can
be assured by having ever with us
our handy earmuffs that we can put
on at the first sign of danger and
SO pass into place of silence and
peace and our own entertaining
thoughts.
The world owes much to Mr.. Spen-
GERS scientific discoveries, but per-
haps its greatest. debt of gratitude
to him is due him for his suggestion
about the use of earmuffs.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Crumb Pastry With
Graham Crackers
Or Corn Flakes

The businesswoman housekeeper,
unless she is an experienced pastry
maker, will not often take time to
make. standard pastry. She is more
likely! to use a pastry mix which
needs but the addition OF water
and which really gives very good
results, although not quite such rich
pastry as that which we usually
make at home.
For one-crust pies the quick crumb
pastry, made from graham crackers
or corn flakes. may be put to good
use. The crumbs, sugar and butter
may be mixed in the pie pan and
then pressed around the bottom and
sides to the proper shape. No cook
ing dishes to wash!
The chiffon filings are often used
with this pastry. A sponge filling
made with favored gelatin or a
quick lemon filling made from
sweetened condensed milk also goes
well with this type of crust. All Of
these will probably be made the
night before the pie is to be used
unless you like to get up earlier in
the morning-as they must chill in
order to set the gelatin base.
A very quick filling may be made
by favoring whipped cream and
combining it with pureed cooked
apricots or prunes or with sliced
bananas. The combination of shred
ded coconut with sliced bananas Is
particularly good. With vanilla
favored whipped cream you may
like to use semi-sweet chocolate,
known in today's parlance as choco-
late chips, to sprinkle over the top.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

You will find many new and color
full suggestions to pep up" your
luncheon and dinner table for the
informal, gay repasts 50 popular
this winter. There is still linen
damask to be had, but the most
noticeable new linens are full Of
color, many of them printed with
flowers and scenes. and the more
formal ones are likely to be of
sheer material with applqued bor-
ders and corner motifs, with ex-
quisite workmanship rather than
elaborate material the basis for
their elegance. A simpler form of
this idea is the appliqued border Of
colored handkerchief linen on sheer
est organdie, with a modern block
monogram the only form of decora-
ton.
For your dining room we suggest
that you invest in several smart en-
sembles that 60 well with your
china and silver and make your
table individual and gay, saving your
finest damask for the day when for
mality rules again. Smart, we'll
cooked and simply served small din
ners fit into the regime of these
busy days when men and women are
working too hard to have time to
dress, and linen that is carefully
planned part Of the whole setting
and may be tubbed efficiently fills
the bill.
Kitchen linen accessories will de-
light your heart. They are more
attractive and colorful than ever
before and in spite of their utilita-
rian purpose have a gayety and
charm that will make your kitchen
as attractive as your drawing room.
If you like a kitchen that is dainty
and "ladylike," you will find towels
and other items in softest pastels
with delicate pattern and design
that TASK" for pale coral walls and
robins-egg blue linoleum floor. If
you like more workmanlike kitchen
you will enjoy the Pennsylvania
Dutch patterns on rough linen, and
the strong yellows and cobalt blues
that go with them for wall and
floor colors. These are all in sturdy
fabric and fine color that will pep
up" your house for several years to
come.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
1ousekeepers Planning Stock Up Linens During January Offering
|WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowman

It's q good thing We don't have
to remember to breathe. What
nuisance 1t would be to have to
think of that every few seconds in
the day and night. especially when
we are having a picture taken, try
irg to sleep, playing tennis. reading
an interesting book, baking . cake
or writing copyl 1t might be down.
right fatal when playing . slam
at bridge. We might wake up to
find ourselves as dead as the d,mmy's
hand, all because we forgot to
breathe!
However, 1t wouldn't hurt most
of us to give this homely occupa-
ton more thought. The habit Of
shallow, jerky breathing may result
in lack Of vitality and energy and
general health.
Learn to use the diaphragm cor
rectly, expanding it slowly and pow
erfully. Don't use the upper half
Of the chest for inhalations, for.
getting the abdominal cavity.
Try this mode Of oxygen intake.
Stand tall. Fill the lungs with air.
Keep the air In the lungs as you
tap gently with the fingers all over
the chest and ribs. This helps
Jog air into the small air pockets.
Here's a new version Of an old
exercise which is good for your
breathing as well as your tummy.
Stand with the feet against the
wall, facing the wall. Place book
between your stomach and the wall.
Now take a deep breath, forcing the
air into the abdominal cavity. push
ing against the book with your
stomach. Step away with the feet.
The pressure Of your abdominal
muscles should keep the book fro1
falling.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

pillow cases. Every sheet looks nice
neatly folded and sleekly laundered
and it Is awkward to unfold a large
sheet in a crowded store, with the
result that many purchaser gets
home to find that she has careless
ly bought a sheet that is several
inches narrower and shorter than
she expected. 1t makes several
inches difference in sheet sizes if
the measurements are indicated as
before or after hemming. The joy
of a generous sheet in everyday
housekeeping quickly repays the
few cents extra it costs. The an
noyance of short and narrow sheets
that never stay in place will be
chalked up as poor investment
after the first week. Be sure you
know the size of the pillows in your
house before you shop for cases, as
the neat appearance of a freshly
made bed depends on pillow cases
fitting correctly.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Manners
of the
Moment

II your closet is the kind that
pops every time you open the door,
then 1 would advise you never to
offer to hang up your callers coat.
It's all too embarrassing.
The caller thinks, since you Of
fered to hang up her coat, that
naturally you must have hanger
and a bit of space. But. as she
stands by watching you plow
through a jammed-up closet hunting
for an extra hanger. and then
pushing things around trying to
squeeze in another coat, her face
gets red. So should yours. But I
find that people with stuffed closets
seldom become embarrassed.
So it's not for the sake of the
closet owner, but for the sake of
the guest, that I urge the hostess
to let her caller leave her coat on
the bed. Only If you have plenty
of space, and are sure you have
an extra hanger, should you be so
generous in your offer to hang
things up. JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
BuyDefense
Bonds for
Children
By Emily Post

Buy Defense bonds! This advice
seems to me to be the only answer
today to the reader whose letter
asks, What can I, as fond god
mother. do to help build up fund
for my godson's education that
could be started now, when he is
very young, and added to so that
when he is older he will have some-
thing wv thwhile from me?"
De'-nse bonds in the boys name
- often as you can buy them
would not only be setting up real
fund for his future, but In the mean
time you would be contributing to
the cause Of freedom-the most
worthwhile heritage we-any of us
can leave to those who come
after us.
Dear Mrs. Post: I have been in
vited by a boys mother to spend
the week end. He and I will go
together from here-a matter of a
little over a hundred miles-by
train. Cd Shall I pay my own
train fare? And (2) shall I take
his mother q present? have never
met her.
Answer-O You pay your own
train fare, or at least you make an
attempt to. If he refuses to take
the money. then since the amount
in this case could not be very i'm
portant, it would be best to drop
further discussion of it. ca 1t is
not necessary that you take anything
to his mother, but it is never i'm
polite to take candy to ones hostess.
Mrs. Post Is sorry she can no
longer answer personal letters.
She Is glad, however, to have
many printed slips on = variety
Of subjects to offer to her read
ers. Today's slip is Lets Give .
Shower" Be sure to send . B.
cent stamped. self f-addressed en-.
velope with your request to Mrs.
Post, in care Of this paper. Leaf
lets cannot be mailed unless self
addressed envelope bears correct
amount Of postage.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Lacuuered Silver

Colorless lacquer can help you cut
down a lot Of cleaning on large or
nate pieces Of silver used only for
decoration. Thoroughly clean, pol
ish, wash ana dry the silver, then
cover it with a thin coat of lacquer
When the lacquer begins to wear of
remove all of it by rubbing with a
cloth dipped in denatured alcohol.
Wash in warm water and soapsuds
and polish again, then repeat the
LACQUER treatment,
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Cleaning Sewing Machine

When cleaning a sewing machine,
first place 1t near a fire to get warm
so that the CONCEALED oil will melt,
then oil it thoroughly with paraf1in.
Work it quickly for few minutes,
then wipe of all the paraff1n and
dirt, and use a few drops of machine
Oil, the application of a little more
kerosene, wipe 1t again and it will be
ready for use. People often shirk the
trouble of cleaning their machines
like this. but clogged and heavy
machine under this treatment will
become like new, and its easy work.
ing will be ample reward for the
trouble incurred.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Fewer Elaborate Designs
And More Classic Types
Offered to H0stesses
Note Labels and Thread Count
OF Sheets and PillOwcases;
Color Enters the Picture,
By Marearet No,veH

Washington seldom a white
that looks vetabe blizzard This
possibly
terias and prices about the The only noticeable difference
this less of the ornate elaborate highly
designed bit simple patterns
choice in fashion for the bathroom and bedroom linen and better than
that they trim that they will of style
as S q
would be heavy towels In both the large
small bit clumsy until they been laundered
consider laundering
your