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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
Court Orders CIO
Union To Reins+ufe
Discharged Driver

New York City QLNS).-Supreme
Court Justice William Il. Collins has
ordered the Transport Workers Union,
CIO affiliate, to reinstate Patrick Reil-
ly to membership, which under the
union shop contract also means his job
as bus driver for the Fifth Avenue
Coach Co.
Finding that Reilly had been ousted
from the union because of partisan
politics" and his Opposition to the re-
gime' in the union, the court also or
dered the union to pay him $2,131 as
damages for pay lost, as his dismissal
from the union brought dismissal from
his job.
Guarding of Rights
considering that uniOnism has at
tained great strength and power, and
that non-membership in a union fire.
quently prevents employment, unusual
precaution must be taken not too
lightly or fiimsy or whimsical or Ca
PRECIOUS reasons deprive worker of
his only means of livelihood" Justice
tVlillS S'ilI, IlOlulllS IudJ luc ClluI Sc
against Reilly of "slandering the
union" was not the real reason for his
expulsion, but merely an excuse"
Pointing out that the member of Il
union owes allegiance to his union and
must conform to and abide by the
unions laws, he said that "neverthe
less, membership does not divest him
of the elemental and more fundamental
rights of fair play"
Says Union Exceeded Power
The court said that the expulsion
was not within the power conferred by
the membership contract of Reilly
with the union. The court also held
that the hearing or trial of Reilly by
the union was not conducted according
to the constitution of the II. w. L.
"Unionsm is route and not q
destination" the court said. "The road
leads to better working conditions
Hence, it should be kept straight
smooth and clear, with the destination
always in sight. The process should be
democratic"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
Comden PofferS
Witness Movies
Of Recent Par+y
Wives Of Members OF Local
Union No. so Receive
Box Of Candy
SOLON IS PRESENT
StonleY Mdlpas. Earl Butts
And Albert GdffneY On
Shop Committee

Camden, n. J. Better late than
never! Local Union No. so reporting
on recent happenings of the local. On
December q, 1941 the annual Christ
mas party was held, attended by over
500 persons, including members and
their families Each child under Is
years of age received a gift. The wives
of the members received two pound
box of candy, while the employees re-
ceived their regular Christmas check.
There was entertainment for all.
Some of the members, former resi-
dents of Warrington, w. Va, put on
hill-billy act. This was especially
enjoyed. Movies of the party were
taken and shown at the regular meet
ing on January 2
term was held recently. With the
following being inducted into office
Harry Robson, president; Ernest Flu
harty, vice president; Frederick Leis
ing, recording secretary; Al Wisniew'
ski, financial secretary; Russell NOn
Cannon, defense fund secretary; Lance
Henline, inspector; James Dalton
trustee; Frank Sadowski, guard.
At the regular meeting on January
2 we had the pleasure of having Broth
er James Solon with us. This is the
first time we have had visit from an!
Of the organizers since the agreement
was signed. We are always pleased tt
receive these men and wish it were
possible for them to come more often
President Robson appointed Brother:
Stanley Malpas, Earl Butts and Alber
Gaffney on the shop committee. III
also appointed the following brOther
as stewards throughout the shop: Pau
Randalls, No. 2 plant; Orval Tootham
No. 3 plant Thomas KOn, No. g; Verne
Phillips, No, Z; Crawford Wright, Jr
mould shop; Frank Krause, Benjami
GregOrwOski and Joseph Saltzgueber
tank shop; Charles Glover, laborator.
shop; John Rybicki, shipping ant
grinding department Edwin kinclel
maintenance department; Frank No
vinski, sliphouse; Joseph Bear, JOIN
Lt,sner and Clarence Lilly, kiln de
partment.
The delegates to the Sanitary Cor
ference gave a very fine report at tn
: last meeting. After hearing their rt
port the local membership instructe
the shop committee to demand tn
! firm to attend the next conference.
The shop committee approached tn
firm last week on the sale of defens
+. bonds on voluntary payroll dedu'
tiOn plan. AS Il result OF this meetin.
n goal of $500 per month was Sc
This has value of $24OO in bonds
9 Under this voluntary payroll dedu(
ton plan the members will buy ab0u
2 100 bonds this year.
2 There are two old timers who wi
l be suspended next month if their due
: and assessments are not paid. Bot
men will have to pay their fines frs
The one brother has been with tn
;. Camden Pottery for over % years. ii
has not attended a union meeting sine
last June. You two members had be
D ter do something about this befOl
$ next meeting night. o. &. 80
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
DEPORTATION ORDER BLOCKED

Washington, ID. c. QLNS).-The de
portation order against Harry Bridges,
West Coast CIO labor leader, has been
unanimously reversed by the Immigra-
ton Appeals Board, which diSapproved
the finding by Special Examiner
Charles II. Sears that Bridges had
been affiliated with Communist orgnni-
cations and WAS therefore deportable
This decision, il approved by Attorney
General Francis Biddle, is expected to
put an end to repeated attempts to
nave Bridges deporteu.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
Ceramic Theater Stage
DisploY Shows Bombing
Of Pearl Horbor BY,Jops

Seeking to do their part In the inter
est of the drive being staged in the local
potterieS for the purchase of Defense
Bonds. the Ceramic Theater this week
features stage scene that brings home
to everyone the ruthless tactics that
We're performed on Pearl Harbor by
the Japanese.
\ miniature replica of the Harbor
IN built upon the stage showing the
actual bombing of the Harbor by min
iature planes which drop bombs as
they fly overhead.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
Former. New President
Of Maintenance Men

meeting last Friday evening and elect
ed the following officers for the next
six months: Sam Farmer, president +;
Floyd Wilson, vice president; Howard
Robson, recording secretary; ROlly3
Sheppard, financial secretary; TheO.\
Powell, treasurer.
The meeting was we'll attended and
it is hoped the members will come out
to every meeting and help support
the new officers. O. G. 172
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
FARM WAGES UP SHARPLY

Washington, ID. C.-lncreased de
lnandS for workers in the war produc-
tion program is forcing advances in
farm wages, the Department of Asrl-
culture says, reporting that farm
wages on Jan. | rose to the highest
point since April, 1880.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
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NOTICE

: Anyone knowing the where ;
: abouts of George Il. Jones. potter :
: who worked in Sebring, Ohio un-
+ til 1920, please contact National
+ headquarters.
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29

We were sitting in dentists office
the other day when some guy looked
up from the paper he had found on
the table and said brightly: "Well, l
see there's been some fierce fightin'
around that Argonne forest"
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+ NOTICE :

!. Special meeting for all Journey
men decorating kilnmen Sunday. >
: February l, 3 p. m., room 4, N. Is.
+ Of o. p. building.
! 4 ! ! j. j. i j. j. j. i j. i j. ! i !
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-29
NOTICE.!
Important Announcements Of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
} + 4 + + + + j + + + + + + + +
. GROUP INSURANCE
! REGULATIONS

In case of disability, first see 4
q doctor; second, file a report at 4
Headquarters. This report must 4
; be received within ten days after 4
+ disability.
; = = 4 4 4 + T. + + + + 4 + + =
The echo., 1942-05-01
United States Savings Bond.

You purchase the bond for $18.75
and in ten years it will bring you
$500. If for any reason you are
forced to discontinue your savings be-
cause Of having no job, ETC., the full
amount that you have paid in will be
refunded to you plus interest.
Reverend Young is appealing to
Church members and to the members
of the Holbrook Benevolent Associa-
ton Oh. B. Az ond other interested
persons to communicate with him i'm
mediately.
He now has the authority to make
addresses and talks in churches and
various communities explaining to his
people how they may proceed to pur-
)hase United States Savings Stamps
Or Bonds.
The echo., 1942-05-01

? Reverend R. l. Young, pastor Of
Jewell Chapel C. NJ. E. Church, Gen.
zal Secretary nf the Holbrook Bene-
salient Association and editor of The
weekly Echo says:
Now is the IT, to come to the de-
4snse of our country. Do not wait,
% not delay. Any persons interested
h helping defend our country can do
% In many ways. Persons who de-
.ire to buy Government Savin g s
Stamps are asked to call Reverend
Young at his office, telephone 1877 or
ne his residence, 1923, or write him at
Box 1043. Meridian, Mississippi.
Reverend Young is in position to
furnish Government Stamps from 10c
np. Get q Government Defense AL
bum from Reverend Young and after
Il is filled it can be exchanged for q
The echo., 1942-05-01

oomeons has said, IAN women
have lagD and all men look at
|hem.s Il the last part Of this
Etatemant y true, none Of rs can
- too careful about leg grooming.
h epursA there u q Limit to what
~ can Do about the shape Of our
aE4 but therv are many things that
- can = - mako them more at
eaetivA Here are some simple
u1es that maks Ill legs look better.
| First e III be neatl The
hry ron wear your stockings has .
Ireat daal to DO with the appear
lace - Jour legs Bakgy knees,
|yftnkIes and dgzag seams can
kuan the iooks Il the loveliest pair
6f limbA g. take Bms In putting
IN your Aosisgy. Draw them up
timly SF1R your ankles and pull
Shem up smoothly. Run your fingers
hp the back to seq that your seams
rmly and In the right position so
he seaia1 won't be pulled crooked.
Hver wear hosiery the second day
k1thout laundering. They'll bag
livery time. And don't forget that
ME skin that shows through thin
A3se II a. important as the shape
- your legs. Keep It smooth-an
occasional rub with hand lotion
boes the trick. And above all,
save your legs Tor use a good, re-
liable hair remover) often enough
n avoid that unglamorous, furry
Dur that looks 30 untidy. Men hate
and can you blame them?
Half Of the women who write tc
me about legs say that theirs are
oo large; the other half complain
6bout theirs being too thin. Here
IRE some suggestions for both.
| Thick ankles and calves can be
shade trimmer II you are willing tt
lhpend half an hour day on exer
la6se. Here is a simple one that yot
san do on the living room rug
Stretch out on your side, swing ont
The echo., 1942-05-01

leg forward and the Other hack b !
vigorous scissors movement Do
this regularly every day and you1
soon get results. But until you have
taken of the inches, there are ways
by which you can make them less
apparent Avoid tight skirtA espe.
cially those that are narrow 1t tho
hem. Stay away from hosiery II
light shades and high lustee. They
make your legs seem larger. Darkea
shades with q duh finish are begD
for you Choose simple shoes with
a v cut In front and moderately
high heels
r yobS legs are thin, start Diet
ing Dor poundagA Exercise. toat
will help round cut the punx
muscles Of your legs Don't wear
your skirts too short Cover your
bony knees with skirts that fall n
soft folds at the hem. Wear light
lustrous stockings. High-eut shoes
are usually good, unless ycu wish
to emphasize a tapering curve
from calf to ankle In that case
built-up pumps win b the mose
fattering.
In closing let me say that ~
though we can't deny the attentioS
value Of a lovely pair Of legs, theA
are not essential to popularitrs
Some Of the most popular womea
know weren't blessed with them.
These women have learned to make
the most of their good points =
have made themselves so attractive
in every other way that their legs
aren't even noticed.
Wbai are your beauty problemsf, |
| Write: Marie Downing, Ldrieuss
Beauty Bureau, 1909 Lindeu
Blvd, St. Louis, Mo-, and she wl1
! be glad to dnswer them. b \
sure to enclose q self-dddrssssds \
stamped envelope.
The echo., 1942-05-01
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BEAUTY ~R0n0An(E
s. !|!.1a!

n lssisgss Dssvsy Bursas wos esisbashsd BY ihs
. oedsfvy Manufacturing csmpony n study methods
= q psssssvins womsns noiroI bsovfy, md 10 moks
! ~ Rssvh Of his research ovonobie 10 he pvblIe
The echo., 1942-05-01
MIR. SECRETARY.

We are entering the 1000 Member
ship Drive Since we mean to add
thirty members in this Drive, we
ask TO" plenty OF space to advertise
what we are going to do.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

A BEAUTIFUL 9x12 Administer Rug. Blue
Leaf. used 2 months: sacrifice Sl7.
Mitchelrs. 5000 GratiOt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

UNCLAIMED, reupholstered furniture. Sac
rificed. Eastern. 3335 Gratiot. PL. $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

FOR fine workmanship, call Crane Uphol-
siering ss35 Mack. PLAZA 2i7i
lBEIcRFsT UPHoLsTERING Custom
7 built suites: restylinE. repairing 1882
fireman. Tyler 4-22l3.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

A LARGE selection OF wool rugs, all col
ors; 9x12 chenille. S22; 9x12 Administer,
s35 ex12 felt rug, SIS; terms Kent Co.,
15441 Livernois. Open evenings.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
living room suite Call TO $500,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

4 RARGAIA-BeaHtiful 4e-piecr sutft wat
nut dining room suite. cost new 81 100
No need for same. only $i35; also graz
English baby carriage, all-steel body
chrome trim, ike new, 1880 Cheyenne
University 1882.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

ALL living room suites ordered sold, large
complete stock, all eolors. all styles, at
$50; 2-pc. mohair. $50. TERMS. KENT
CO, 15441 Livernois. Open every evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Losesd-oif Lands

WRITE o. esli for bookist 81 lp<sed
terms Wsymnssussr Timber Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

MASON COUNTY
40. ACRE tract about 8 miles from
shelter. creek running through
property. lots - timber. Price.
$500. terms
HUNTING PARADISE
20 ACRES on Wyneoehs river.
near Nontssano. s.room cottage
with fireplace. ruest cabin and
car shelter. . natural for hunt.
Ing and fishing. surfaced rad
10 property Price. ti,7co. terms.
JESSE Q. THOMAS co.
ne Pacific Main fsis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

7-HOOA HOuHk. % min. nfiss from
Tacoma on paved HIGHWAY sto1
On place sisetfieltg 40 uleHtr
1onn n smith M J. RE- ~ ear a.
gacoEs Efzfldt daifF farm
THREE ROOM house = unfurHisHssi I.
etss 70 bts In. s5o. 81 Tat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

ONLY s.. 70o--TERMS
NORTH md god hsu@ o. -
lins. sInes n <<nep5 sad Stoves
living fpom. lining fsou. MI
shsu. pantry. easement. ! -
rsoms ard b>th 20. } iei4 q
fsss. nse~ fzfd. fF1lt tF<ee -
eeptionsiiy xuo1 hsy. ~ WhIla
ewes. pm zs1nI n. ~ op>e<n.
r =. nxak hldx. nf< zz1f.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
MoioreYeIes. BieYeIes

HafIey De wilson Motorcycles
CLARENCE POTTER CO.
18Th a. FaWeett Main czei
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Gbe Tacoma Zines

Published every week day b. Ihs
Tacoma Times Publishing CO. a. sls
Market St. Tacoma. Wash
The Times delivered 81 carrier N
city IS cents Der week. or s. cents
per month By mail outside TIE state,
IS cents per month. 81 50 per year
In washington SO cents per month
- per wear
Entered A. second class matter a.
thu post office az TacomA. WASH
under the act OF Congress. March }.
1873
Telephone. all departments. Main
ei5l.
World wide leased wire news serF-
ice through the United Press.
The Tacoma Times will not as
sumo financial reSpOnsibiltt. Tor
any errors which my appear IN
advertisements published In IT.
columns In those Instances where
the paper l. az fault. n viii re-
print that part Of the advertise
ment in wh4ch the typoEraphiezi
mistake occurs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Houses for Sale
(Wsst Of WeedsSardl

garage, shrubs, trees. s.. 500. s40I
Meyers. Hogarth 1905
BANGOR tBusssnanl -sis room. sacrifice.
81 100: good condition. new roof. La
fayRtte $751;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Modern four-oedroom; painted walls. floors
sanded and rsftnished; new inlaid Iinolsupn
In kitchen and bath: screens; hot water
heat, stcksr; new two-esr garage. deep lot
Priced 70 sell, 81. s5o; 81. 500 down, balance
terns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Farms and Lands for Sale

LARGE ana small farms for home buyer
or investor. IN southern Michigan and
northwestern Ohio. Write us, or call at
l3o a. Broad st, Hillsdsls, Michigan.
90 ACRE farm. Groom house implements
horses. cows, planted crops. Tuxedo
f-ia4t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

MCCLELLAN, 1888
Open Until Sold


Modern four bedroom: painted walls, floors
ssndef and rsftnished; new inlaid linolsupn
In Kitchen and bath. screens: hot water
hest, sicksr; new two-esr garage deep lot
Prioed TO sell, "a, sso; $4,000 down, balance
'9A.,
THREE frame houses. Good repairs Must
he moved from present location on
Epworth boulevard. See Mr.. hsttick,. care
Motors Metal Afss Co. Tyier $3.50.
1--WE down. three up, new root: car.
COLORED
Z rms. reeosdtticued. N ~ Blvd terms
TO qualified buyer. immediate possession
smedley. as H. Warren az. f.afs1
Hx. heat IS, 500. 81 90 n. H.ai vs is
GEO. sTIEsER-%s<7 chess-TE. I-5s44
coLofxD BAkGAfN-s<oo DOWN.
McOhAW--six rocns. steam heat
crutcner-t7s4 MeCraw-TY. s-saSs-s -o2e4
coLohtD-Pncsd quick SALE; 81. roo mod
5-rn-, excel. cond. Hurry. ca. ssse.
coLORED-why rent when you can buy
fer loN dcvn, Jesse p. Parksf, TT. l-1ss5.
coIofE ,sa : s91 s sn s.w .ss,
2RD@Nev snsy mr.. wipgw Run. 81
$500 $685. .as ' nan S.us sss ii: si.e
coLoRED-MAYBURy ORD: BARGAIN
Lcvesy = rooms. lasge ysrd, 7-csr gsra<s
new stoker. VERY CLEAN TY. Tits
v. sLoBrN. 1903 WOODWARD rR. i-o3ss
Flats for Sale
FISCHER, near Forest Modern. ard
Good condition, tt.7oo; 81 500 to Home
Loan. balance SIS monthly. Owner Dresel
si35.
cApT1N0 ,W.,.r.o.s. s.-.s,s,.. 4, -
large rooms each. hrsplace, rested
FOR $50. owner leaving CITY sell for Ss.S75
with small down payment. 3sss Crane,
Plays OsSs.
GLAbwfN ,nsa. cnsrsesosx5--s down,
income ss p SIS snhy s':fss 5000 down s.sI
SIS month Stevenson. Lsnox isss.
Lsss1Isw. s.s. furnaces. $500. Ray.
noni PL. 5ii3.
MT KLLIoTf- MAck-4-fsmiIy, rooms
furnished steam fufspees: GARAGES;
ss,sls $1,000 down. ns mon,hiy Ap.
rsoinlhnent. Lenox ssts.
PAsApESA-LfNwoop = si,f,o down;
,,s,T1se So brick; tile baths Townsend
coLokED
Belmont: brick: and alcovs ~. 8 down;
81 600 down.
smedley. tss r. wsrrea. Tx. I-sis2
coLoRtb-2.fsmily brick 90 small On
payment. heDufne. TT. s-oasi. Hurry
coLoRED-wsrrsn- wialsm; 60 $1,000;
small IN. paym't TY. s-ssss.
coLoRED-kuss Clay. z-famiiy: pointed
and decorated. -. 500. Trcwbrdge John
r., beautiful T-room cottage 81 600
q 500 down haa,.cn es11: nelrcse l.t5.
Bungalows for Sale
READY 10 occupy. Nearly finished e.
room hungalov water and electric.
large gsrdsn plot, solid foundation; s7.7o0,
terms
IRWIN, KIGHT q HINES
30t2f Gratiot. at 1914 Mile Road
CENTERLINE, Mr.. VAN DYKE
- 77S buys 3-year-old brick 10 the roof
bunaalo~ Tile hath and shower full base
rnsnt wide lot 1875 cash down payment
Act aales IN this bargain. Call Mr.. ward.
IN s-TToo
HASNAN REAL ESTATE BxcN. INC.
STEEL, lsei5-s-room brick: IN story (:
well constructed Eas heat. beautifully
handicapped. garage. owner. University
DFARbORN-Fsw s-room bungalow tie
hath. attic: s5 ESQ RE 2Os3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Porcelain TOP. tubular table. with matchs
set of't chairs. RED. black or blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Carpet, Rug Cleaning
A BEAUTIFUL RUG

Pst sss0 SsSs8
W A BEAUTIFUL RUG
And upholstered furniture cleaning. reno
waiting. absolutely guaranteed. insured
ex12. $3.50. Tackled down .carpeting cleaned
on your own fioon
GARFIELD
RUo AND FURNITURE CLEANERS
Tyler 5-f500 S$35 fireman
city-wide Pickup and Delivery
RELIABLE established arm since 1905.
Cleans rugs, sxi2. $3.50. Guaranteed.
insured. Furniture cleaned. moth-proofed.
Tackled down carpet cleaned on moor.
Detroit Carpet Cleaning and Laying Com
pany. $40 Harper. Madison 1888.
Branches: Drexsi 1927. Plaza 1851
BINDING. FRTNGING, REPAIRING.
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING
sxl2. $3.50; 40 years exp. Madison 1913
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate list
ings In the bis sunday Times Want "A
ssetionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

uSDER s., 600 COMPLETELY FfNisHED
Evergrsen.s. Nile section: Groom bath
room. lot toxzDo only more left. kurtx
Townsend T-eeTe.
wEsr bEARBoRN-U new FiA homes.
Pardee. st Monroe $50 meath
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
SEPTIC TANKS

DEALERS WANTED
In stock for immediate delivery; wholesale
and rstan. We. 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

BOMBER WORKERS

lot. easy terms JOHN n. PHELPS. n. W.
cor. Mlddlebelt and Ecorss Rds Open ewes.
BRicKLEY. r., no tHasei Pnk.-Im-
mediate possession . rooms. half block
TO bus 81 es3. CAD 1883
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Summer AvOcados
Now on Hand Are
Large and Meaty.

Best news of the month Is the
new summer crop of avocados now
reaching the market. The summer
pear" differs from the winter fruit
considerably in appearance. Un-
derneath the tropical looking ex-
terror it's the same vitamin and
mineral rich fruit. But the darker
green. or purplish-green color, the
sometimes knobby and thicker
jacket, the oval, round or pear
shape and the much larger size
mark the summer fruit as belonging
to the Guatemalan branch of the
avocado family.
The larger size Of the summer
avocado is the most important
change you'll notice. There are
splendid values for family salads
in the jumbo sized fruit-more
fruit to a single seed, and more
fruit any way when you want to put
salad bowl together, or serve
sliced salads to a group. Instead
of half-shell salads the summer
sized fruit usually requires only
third or quarter sections. Serve
plain, or top with various salad
combinations OF sea food, fruits or
vegetables. Sprinkle with lemon
Juice and salt and serve the sliced
or sectioned avocado with French
dressing.
You may need to check the sum-
mer fruit bit more carefully for
eating softness. because of it's heav-
ier skin. A slightly firmer pressure
than you use on the winter type
is all that rs needed. If the short
stems comes off easily the fruit is
probably approaching eating soft
ness. You can check the softness
of the meat just under the stem
with a toothpick, much as you
would test a cake just coming out
Of the oven. II not ready, replace
the stem and allow the fruit to
remain at room temperature for a
day or so.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Jean Says

One of the things a girl has to
learn these days is how to be a
good stag.
I overheard girl say cheerfully
the other day, "Oh, come on.
ThereW be lots OF us girls going
stag"
So I have been making inquiries
and have discovered that slowly but
surely the female stag line is CON-
ing in. We girls are just going to
have to adjust.
The main rule to remember ir
entering the female stag line is not
to be timid There Is no sense in
going to the party at all If you're
going to be chicken hearted about
establishing your right to cut in on
the dancers when and as you feel
like 1t.
The second rule Is that once girl
has braved the foe and nabbed her
partner, then she must revert to
the feminine role again. She
mustn't start pushing her man
around.
It will demand a sort OF dual per-
eonality OF us. But most of us have
about six personalities, after all
It might be fun giving two Of them
full play. JEAN.