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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Sophomore
To Entertain
PIC. "Glsmor Boy" 70 Be
Chosen Friday Evening

For their mixer. the sopho-
more class of Pacific Luther
an college will hold a big JAM
boree in the college gym Fri
day evening At s o'clock for
the entire stu dent body.
Hartman Hoff. sophomore
class prexy. assisted by Miss
Annabelle Jensen. chairman,
have arranged an evening of
games. schottisches and pro-
gram numbers.
"Glamor Boy OF + l. c" will
be the title bestowed on some
aspiring student when the girls
speak their piece as to whom they
will award the loving cup. Master
Of ceremonies for the evening will
be Kermit Dubois OF Summer.
Working in connection with the
program which will consist of out
side talent in and around Tacoma
were Priscilla Preus, Gerhart
Svare, Julien Mattern, Harold
Falkenberg and Barbara Xavier,
Ruth Jensen and Bob Columbine, a
piano team from Stadium high
school will be presented. Repre-
senting Lincoln will be girls
trio. Georgianna Atkinson of Pa
cific Lutheran will give a Spanish
dance. Jimmy Nylander of Sta
dunn high school will present
novelty tap dance. and Bruce Allen
will play bassoon solo. Gerhart
Svare, Pacific Lutheran choir
soloist, will sing two numbers. &C.
companied by Julien Mattern
Working on the various commit
tees planning the mixer for stud
ents and friends of the college
are decorations. Irene Schillios,
Carrie Person, Jim Peterson, Har-
old Carlson, Clarence Case; pub
licity, Paul Pflueger, Georgianna
Atkinson. Dorothy Wickens,
Rhoda Lee. Harold Reitz; refresh
ments. Alice Pflaum, Nancy Glenn,
Helen Blomelie, Anne Stenerson,
Adeline Johnson; entertainment,
Harold Bruun, Ursula Mcdonald,
Roy Mckinley. Mildred Reese, lice
Rod. Others assisting are Guttorm
Gregerson, Gerald Lider, Robert
Reitz and Richard Wigen.
n. A. L. c. auxiliary will meet
Friday for 1890 luncheon at the
Y. w. c. A. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Brooks Edwards. Mrs.
Emil Heinrich and Mrs. William
Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Linscott of
Hoodsport announce the marriage
last month of their daughter to
Mr.. John Hadley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hadley of Porter. The
ceremony took place in Reno, New.
with the Rev F. Carl Schmidt
Attending the couple were Mr..
and Mrs. William Latham, who
were married the same evening.
The bride wore a forest green
suit topped with a matching coat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Ice Carnival
Reservations
Parties Arranged for Event
Which Ends Skeie Season

The annual ice carnival at
Lakewood, Friday evening
Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon is drawing a large
crowd of fans for all perform
ances and is proving the in
SEPARATION for a variety of
parties, particularly before
and after opening night.
An incomplete list of reserva-
tons for the affair includes Mr..
and Mrs. Hiding Lindberg. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Andrews. Mr..
Roscoe Smith. Miss Helen Argue,
Mrs. Paul M. Smith. Mrs. Vincent
Carlstrom. Mr.. Paul Mellinger.
Mr.. Earl Storch. Mr.. F. J. Shaffer,
Captain Bowman. Miss Virnadine
Dyer. Mrs. William Reid. Mr..
w. T. G. Allen of Bremerton.
Mr.. Norton Clapp. Mr.. Bud
Doherty. Mr.. w. n. Garrett. Mr..
c. l.. Griggs, Mrs. Fred Howe,
Mrs. George Mullen. Mrs. r. w.
Purvis of Summer, Mr.. II. II. SUIT
ton. Miss Lois Stevens, Mrs.
Charles II. Peterson. Mrs. Clarke
Gabel, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Stanich. Mr.. Otto Wilde, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Reynolds. Mr.. Wal
ter Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wegener. Mrs. Helen Heidner, Miss
Marie HUH.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gunder-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunter,
Captain and Mrs. Riley Kuehn of
Auburn. Mrs. Marie Coblentz.
Chaplain J. Foley of McChord
field.
Reservations for the affair are
still being taken at Frasers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Mrs. Spike VIII Be
Hostess Friday

Members of North End Ortho-
pedic circle, Daughters of the Nile,
win meet Friday morning at IL
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. T.
Clifford Spike, 341s No. 10
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
William Steadman. and Mrs. c. {.
Mellinger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Son Born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. OUTRIGHT tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Outright of
Rainier are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of son, Jack
Garland, March II. in st. Joseph's
hospital. The mother is the for
mer Lee Maruca, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Maruca of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Mounfaineers to Study
Pictures Friday

Tacoma Mountaineers viii hold
Photographic meeting in the
clubrooms Friday evening at {
o'clock. Members with still pic
lures are especially invited TO
show their photographs. A reel of
movies on skiing will be shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

with fur collar. She wore access
series of gold and British tan
with a corsage of orchids. Her
gold locket and bracelet were gifts
from the bridegroom.
The couple flew to Reno from
San Francisco for the wedding
and>are now at home in the bay
city at the Matsonia.
The bride is a graduate of
Shelton high school and is a men,
Der of Alpha Iota sorority. Her
husband is a first class petty Off
Ger in the United States navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Garden Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. SNYDER

Prairie Flower Garden Club will
meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
Joseph V. Snyder on Military Road
for 1880 luncheon. After the bust
ness meeting talk will be given
by Mr.. A. NJ. Richardson on Fruits
and Vegetables Grown in This
Soil"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Miss Ransby Entertains
AT Spinster Party
sride-so-Be Of Mr.. Uppinehouse Completes Plans for
Wedding Ceremony Saturday; Much Entertained

Miss Jane Ramsby. whose marriage to Mr.. William Up
pnghouse of Seattle viii be event Of Saturday
tanned at her spnser party Wednesday evening at the home
Of her mother Mrs. J. f. Ramsby. No. Cedar st.
Miss Ramsby has asked Miss Mary Dore Seattle to be
her only attendant while Mr. Al Nordund will Mr..
Uppnrhouse best Guests the spinster party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Sisters of Herman will meet Fri

day evening for card party in
Normanna hall, So. 18th and X
SITS. Arrangements are being made
by Mrs. Emma Besich. assisted by
Mesdames A. Bashey. Leo Bauer
John Benthien and Charles Big
low.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

You help yourself when you buy
u. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

n. A. L. c. auxiliary will meet
Friday for 1890 luncheon at the
Y. w. c. A. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Brooks Edwards. Mrs.
Emil Heinrich and Mrs. William
Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

ner TO scoot in under . storm OF
protest against the choice OF such
a person as the lovable Doctor
Townsend. Insiders insist that II
VIII work.
The prospective appointment Of
the Illinois leader, whom the Will
kie forces VIII oppose in vain, has
a special significance The recent
election suggested that the middle
western states with great cleo
toral college power are returning
TO the COP. after ten years Of
behaving like political prodigsi
sona-
SO a man Of schroeders type,
who has plenty Of non-Wall Street
money behind him. seems 70 TN
the ball. Anc-though this II q
iong-shot guess-smart Republic
ans would BET now that, versus
Thomas z. Dewey, Wendell VIII
kie, Harold Z stassen ard sundry
others, their nominee in 1874 VIII
be Governor John w. Bricker Of
Ohio. He appears 70 be what
csgey politicos call . natural >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

Mrs. QmgIey won the national
vomen's tean-0f-four title for
two years running.
On the hand shown today, taken
from the All-Americsn open pair
event. most pairs got into three
no trump and went down after
the heart Lead that IL asked for
by the bioding. Quigiey and
stickney reached the game In
diamonds. which II difficult In
mateh-point play. Yet Il IL better
from Sorth's point Of view. as he
has only ore bare heart stopper
and no diamond honor 10 solicify
the suit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

get the doctor 10 say it's all right.
I won't say no."
They had whooped with Joy like
schoolgirls. and dashed out the
door. holding hands. 10 70 and ask
the doctor. They both knew he
never refused Karen anything.
Three days a week old Morten
Mortensen. the neighboring farm
er. drove by and carted their milk
cans down TO town in his rickety
wagon with the tired horse. and
evenings when he got back. they
went over to his farm for their
foodstocks and the village gossip.
One night he told them he had
got word that his son. Trygve. was
in a German prison in Oslo.
what did he do ?" asked Karen.
1T must be terribly exciting"
1T is" Fru Mortensen inter-
rupted dryly.
What did he do ?" the farmer
repeated. 'Ha. you know Trygve
always the brave thing. The
electric lines. you know. outside
the city. They are very important,
II seems, and he cut them 90 the
Germans could have no lights"
But Karen was hardly paying
attention. Her eyes had wandered
off to Mortensen's skis. propped
inside a small closet. "Trygve
used 10 wear those, didn't he %
she said. pointing them out.
ia, the little black ones. They
were too small for him, though.
Was It not a brave thing he did.
Froken Karen ?"
"Oh. yes" she said. "Oh. yes.
II must have been very danger
GUS" She kept looking at the skis
thinking them the prettiest pain
she had ever seen.
Then Mortensen said something
totally unexpected "Trygve liked
you a great deal. Froken Karen
He would like IT II you used them
the skis. They are a good
size for you"
"Oh, no." But Karen went oveI
eagerly and brought them out
"oh, no." she said again. flushing
and ran her hand down the smooth
grain. wanting them, but not dar'
ing TO say 80.
When the two girls went homs
with him later, across the patch
Of woodland where the bright
moonlight seeped down between
the branches. Mortensen was ir
high good humor.
When the two girls had gons
into the cottage. and Karen had
put her new skis away. crawiec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
CHAPTER v
YOU'RE GERMAN-WE'RE
NORWEGIAN"

The two girls up at the noun
tain saeter where Osterholm's cat.
tie grazed in summer. had almost
forgotten the war and the occupa.
ton Of the village. Nights they
slept in hunks in the small, blue
suffered cabin at the lower END
Of the long pasture. and during
the warm days. hardly ever see
ing another living soul. they work
ed in the green. tree-girdled field
with the hills on three sides OF
them. cragridden and dark, shoul.
dering skyward.
Two months before, back in
July, when quiet. heavy hipped
Margit osterholm had come IN
from the fields one afternoon 10
ask her father II she and her
friend, Karen. might spend sis
weeks up at the saeter. at first he
had objected violently. Why
child, you couldn't do half the
work the milking, so head
and gathering fodder. besides taxi
ing care of the house. And any
way. two girls alone up there
aren't safe"
But Karen stensgard, laughing
and sunburned, 1.-THE as a tomboy
In her small black boots and white
apron, had interrupted tempestu'
ously. But Margit's 20. and I'm
almost IS. and it's really not u
much work, and anyway. Morten'
sens farm In only half a mile
across the valley. and be could see
to II we were safe"
The farmer had limped over te
them at the table in the kitchen
and taken a long look at both Of
them. at his daughter. with hel
cleaning black hair. plated ir
pigtails at the sides. and the slow
shy smile on her round face. anc
at Karen. coltish. long-legged and
slender in the red bodice. with
her hair yellow as wax in the sun
''Eh, Stensgard," he had thought
you must teach your girl every
thing isn't that easy"
We'll" he had said at last, won
dering If IL might not be better
after all to keep them out Of town
IN tell you. Karen, II you car
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Ne ersss tisis 81
NAN Convention
Study How 70 Male
Ameries Sfronq
USOA Not tiopeful On
Butter Situation
Bed Sheets Nsrs On
Short Lat

War power. msa pcwer snd
peace power are the SUBJECTS that
yin - given mere thsn usual eon-
>id<rstlen when - nsticns I'D
ing inda<rislixts sre esi,~d - o.
Der at the annual meeting Il ths
Nstlonal Association ~ MsnufAe-
tur~rs u he held = New Vera CITY
from Dec. : % q
II VII not ~ : brass hat een-
vention. The theme 81 the annual
conelsss wiIi ~ Making Amer
lea stronr- And uhcse sttsn1ing
viii llsisn 10 such government Of
fetal. - LETTERS. Henderson. Ne
Mutt and perhaps Nea~on. IN add
ton 10 many executives from the
navy and army departments.
fndustrisiists. business men. re-
tsilers. wholesalers. bankers ana
an IN the field 81 finance Who
cannot attend had hest lend IN
ear 10 the doinrs % this years
NAN pow-wow Il viii foretsil
business and trade doing for All
ipsa.
The Washington grspevine< are
strong In the belief that . crude
oil price advance viii SON be an
nounced by the Office q Price
Administration. II N. fun credit
IN due Petroleum Coordination Haf.
old I. Iekes--who ~ also doing .
grand wartime JOB A. secretary of
the interior.
The federal reserve boards In
der Of Industrial production re-
vesis that about 90 per cent of
current output consists 81 durable
goods. This means war kood<.
since no durable or heavy Eoods
are being Manufactured for civil
ian use.
Industrial circles say that the
percentage OF durable goods out
put for war ne win continue "a
expand and that u may reach as
high a. 40 per cent Of all volume
within the next 90 days. And
may be even higher than that"
Proof that civilian goods output
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into her long wooden nightgown.
and was plating her hair. Msrgit
said shyly. you know why he
gave you the skis
Karen turned, wide-eyed. No
She had never thought Of H.
Because Trygve vas In love
with you
In love with me - asked kar-
en-. delighted. She tumblcd under
the covers and lay with her hands
behind her head. No. I never
knew. I wish he'd told me-" shs
added sorrowfully. and sighed. Il
wish almost anybody told me"
Then she blew out the light and
Margit undressed in the dark and
slipped silently In beside her.
The summer went by very fast.
The idea grew in Karen that she
wanted TO 70 TO Stockholm when
autumn came. "oh. Margit." she
cried. II feel 20 shut In. There's
nobody 10 talk TO. and Troliness
il such a little town. and smells
80 of fish"
II was two days later. when they
were both driving up some cows
that had strayed into the lower
pasture. that they saw the soldier.
All they could make out at first
was the grsy-green Of his uniform
as ne came walking slowly up
around the bend on the road from
town. He was the first they had
seen all summer.
The girls ran TO each other. The
blood washed out OF their cheeks
Then they went up quickly toward
the hut Karen ran back out TO
pick up a scarf she had been wear
ing over her head. then hurried
in again. They bolted the door
and waited.
Several minutes went by and
nothing happened. Then they
heard steps outside. A loud voice
called in. Don't be afraid. ] want
a drink Of water"
Karen peeped out the window.
He was standing In front Of the
door. a lanky. bold-looking trooper
with a long. angular face and
waving brown hair. Go away, I"
she cried. 'or we'll shoot you. We
have q gun"
Before you do that" he an
swered. tell me where the spring
is"
She took smother look at his
proud. laughing face. then ducked
back TO parley with hargit. In q
moment The heard them whisper
ing together). she came back and
reached 4 tin drinking cup out To
him.
You'll find water down below
the trees"
Thank you. Frsulein Karen"
He STROBE off. swinging the cup at
his side.
Wait" ape cried after him.
Wait" She turned. "MarTit. did
you hear7 he knows my name.
A few minutes later WHEN hs
got back. walking slowly UP the
hill. they had opened the door and
were standing In front like sheep
ish schoolgirls with their hands
behind their hacks.
Karen was staring at him with
Continued on Page 17D
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THE STORY: An Norway Ia pre-.
pairing for revolt against Nazi rule.
Gunnar Broege. who has gone 20
Lars Malken's store 70 meet Solveis.
his wife. encounters Kasper Torger-
sen. who has gone over TO the Nazis.
Gunnar tells him q trumped-up
story. Solyeig Is told Of a meeting
to be attended by trusted friends.
plans action.
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u~uns~>1pf ~ ns<r>go ~
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seeal tNae ~ ~ = 49, 49,
wem>s e.menrw mo&aGo u1>nou1
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m.mps>ont ~ - oyopnno
vemas - >n>uue svuu><p q 4 y
~ssksss sssHe : ~ = $780,
nzallea
nsusuupav nnp~v>p,s ~ n
aaniess bu6nets b.>oone tney
nevev sIlsv ennnon ~ ~ rns>1an
lhev Ianel 'porr>oslea~
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- hept . hp1gss ~ fsen1 -
- w~rs sp~a1ln6 ~ me~4 ~
r~rr~stIes - w~ss s1w1ys vooe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

ell a<eHn> fron are e. : tat
the WFns conkFcll~d materials
plss : ncw operating o. <~sy.
A. at eeeaezl< st<elEIaflor
ese<. i'm HTFn-<. crt<Fez <f<r-
dsrt.z.tian 81 - eivill<a gods
prcfa<ti1mA
TH< oft r<fz<<< 10 a,<ra.s -.
sess Eastsr rsfls=Ins hat - ~
psrtan<nt e sEFs<aitur< = -scs
hcr<fai- ~ II slfnxfinn.
- rr<sscas fsz~rs.ss tH.l 80.
ta1etina snt seeaznuf<fieH e art
wcutf Sharply increases duflne tnis
seasonal r<rind - snisrf<d kcG
r~e~srts Fan - th< wsyslde fse-
tusils. e~~pits - Larger ~eiams
% ~ receipt. tksre = - 80
cusuaistion Il i<rf ~ eurei F.>sts
Trzss infeFmsnts - ne
chsness are sim - any seramais.
tiers because - ne vsst .znnunt
cf is.-e-isnd e=ayinx snt govern
msnt tskinEs f. fh< sFm<d feros~
Lsrd stocks ts1ss, IN chl>sFs.
stand a. sncut f.noo. ooo pranas
against ts1sso 90 thls tlm> last
year.
washinssca aa<ics- an nj ne
orA and . - A v1li ret nsxss
meat rstionlnG Jan. I - rrsvs.
cussy eonssdsr<z rrceana< a
study - now h<lns made - een-
sumption. nj neat treds Infer.
msnEs believe that rAticninr =
likely nsxt sprlnx
Ths wrn yin rot sFla~ ths
larger msrchsaas~ organizations
10 maintain their shncrmslls hlah
ins~ntory positions nut that aoes
noe Indicate that thsy wsil - enm-
PEELED - dump k.ldsnss
The wrb plan % % permit .
wmklnG OF a. the steeks n .
normal manner until ae~n h
'normsi- positions. In suns In.
stsnosf. the wrn Win ssk large
merchants 10 voluntarily -s~if'
part 81 their holdings % smaIisr
rctallers who haze nsicw Normal
inventory steeks
A survey by Dun q nradslrest
says the average gain N msr-
chants inventnris. u about - per
cent above normal ard that ths
"hiE operators with ready cash az
good banking connections snow
"swsli>d' holdings
Ths governments urgent need
81 several millions ~ bed sheets
for medical purposes. coupied with
the demands for tho armed forces.
accounts for textiis miiia not
making deliveries % regular eus-
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ssn<rs N fs<t - 1>avsvs>s IN
- ns1s ~ eIviI1s - uesIl 81
nuvernment n>o6s 49, ina n
spells ct III wAse reto11ugs IN
TIER ssasrnaI -wAlss $780, mi>s
sesf JnnoeFy ut NV - ~ .
sF&tzcnsra~ - <asscm<s rln<> .
sheffsxs iso<zs
re offie< Il Free Administers.
sioess rFies-eemrsslnf mssl vsisms
averages ssest iaece fs<e>s .
week rhs ora hssn't szzff1es~ns
agents ~ lnve~sInsss FIens srs
sfsss b. msks -svsvy ssarpsr .
eapr>v.-
nspnrts Are That EaIsrs>1
cna.umss demand nessd ~ patent
medicines e<n<fits ara9 rcm-
paal<s reeplss 0a1 Light .
cake taken ~ sttrsetlvs yies1---
hsiIef = - snnsai esvt1~n1 wsll
had nrpvIl nonnufnrlnvsnG
hcek<d said with wss wa~su ,
rorsha vseuam c1san~r spsvatlas
fail tire 81 war-sscas Procure
thai hss fsvsvahls rcss-wsr ssiss
prpsp>cts.
westinshcuss Air nvAhe's nss-
sin If profits ~ wsr erdeFs mar
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No Trump Must
Have Suits Guarded

The two main events In a tour
nament are the open pair and
open team -of-four championships.
and I suppose the more coveted Of
the two Is the open pair trophy.
This year the AIl-Ameriean open
pair championship was won at
Chicago by william stiekney. j..
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Mckenny On Bridge

and L. Gordon Quigiey Of Evans
ton. III. The Quigley name Ia
known nationally In bridge. ss
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Oldest
the bottle Ay 1870 e ehoneed
S45 oooo 900
4
rorped) onded
tn rotoo deck
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. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ
Questions on Page Q
-

I. Flag flea over Ecuador.
2 Term IL used IN referring 10
any officer Of thu grade Of cap
tain. and sometimes even 70 lieu
tenants who happen 70 command
companies. Generally used By Of
fiesrs q lesser rank IN addressing
captain
. Epidemic Of typhus.
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, IEsI ANSWERS

Below are the answers % test
questions printed On page O.
l. Crozny and Bsku
2. Brooklyn Dodgers ard New
York Yankees.
.. Medical department
& He has no paper money.
8. William l. White
Q. Polish.
T. Harding 1s11).
Q. American Virgin Islands.
.. No. 1.-TWO feet square IL
twice a. large an area a. two
square feet
10. New York
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me governments urgent nssd
81 several millions 81 he'd sheets
for medical purposes. eoupied with
the demands for tho armed forces.
accounts for textiis miiis not
making deliveries 10 regular eus-
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When the two girls had gone
into the cottage. and Karen had
put her new skis away, crawied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

o. How do I buy my eoHssS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
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Evening star., 1942-03-29
Now-try Crisco's new,
SURE way to get fIoky pie crust!
Only Crisco hos new success secret
now end big causes Of tough pastry!

Isn't it awful when company eats
the pie filling and leaves the crust?
But listen now you can say
goodbye to tough crust forever!
Just change to Crisco and its
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last you're sure to get flaky,
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Yes pure, all-vegetable Girls CO
is different from every other short
ening does more to assure
you of tender. flaky pastry than
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And Crisco has ended the two big
perils Of pie-making: too much
Evening star., 1942-03-29

water in the dough and over
handling it.
Crisco's brand-new Pastry
Method tells you erdctiy how
much water to use. And Crisco's
pie dough isn't sticky-it's just
right-a cinch to roll out. There's
no call to handle the dough too
much.
Won't you buy Crisco this very
day and make a pie by Crisco's
own New Pastry Method? What
a big thrill! You've found the WIN
ming combination that's sure to
give you flaky, delicious pie crust!