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GWEN.- Belleve it or not, Sue, this apron looked good and white to me till I saw yours. Now l feel quire ashamed of it; With all my washing experience, too!

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‘lha flowered chiffon drug v far more at bane beneath the rose- ahaded lllhte of the hotel dining room than it had been at the alr- fleld. All about her Jane saw women 1B Q1111. filmy not too differ- ent from hers. Ind so the felt better about her own clothes.

Aleck ve the order a great deal of atten on, and his instructions to the tar were so meticulous that

make such a

organize girl flyers to offer Defense Program

yes-of course, a fool, do you?"

Why should I?" asked Aleck

can fl erself to be of service."

Jane cried eag what I've been thinking."

should come. there will be a. need for such an organization. What sort of plans did vou have?"

Jane said, her voice shaken a little with excitement at flndln that her dreams were being treate with r9598“. “Well, I did not have any definite plans-that is, I ho when I'd got my pilot's license-

Aleck shook his head. “Why wait? Why not cash in now on the publzc- ity value of the stories that have appeared about you in the ap-rrs? You knew. course, tha G-‘cg Prescott had a tie-up with a press association. and that his story about gnu. plus the picture, has appeared

papers all over the country "

"Oh. my goodness!" cried Jane in dismay. "That 1 yam - that awful plcturei"

“Don't be foolish," said Aleck,

"The first thing you must learn, 1f- youre going to get anywhere in life. ls the importance of publlci y. Youve got a good start-you must cash in on it before the story griws ‘cold.’ How about signing a contract with me now. and leaving the de- tails to me? Could you be reaiy to leave town on a lecturing tour with- in three days?"

Open-mouthed, her eyes enor- iilousg, Jane stammered, “L-lectiue our "

“Yes, of course. You'll have to travel about the country, appearing in cities where it's likey groups oi girls could b recruited — irls who ave had a sew hours‘ fly ng time. perhaps mereily girls who show an aptitude for ying and are willing to take lesfsons—" Apipalled, Jane protested, "But I n’t make a eches — I would not know what say——" “You would merelf; have to nem- orize the speeches wrote for you. The same one can be used over and over again, for you'd be speaking in a. different town every few da s.” Jane was sllent._ her hands c ench- ed hard in her lap. “Well? Yes or no?" Aleok prom t- ed. “If you were merely talk ig- through vour hat about this ambl-

tion of ours, if ou dont care to carry it hrough, find some other girl who does."

Jane said swiftly “Oh, but 1 do, of course! It's ust hat you took me I by surprise. I t ought I needed mire experlence—-—

Aleck drew a fcldegega r from a: pocket and uncap lonn- - it n n. but. Pour liquid over toms/toes, tutti sign our name here, and m s 11111118 1M‘! £1111 I114 "a! Pilhuy- leave the res to me." he said GREEN TOMATO MINCEMEAT by15k1y_ l peck green tome Jane took the pen and looked 1 peck apples down at. the folded paper. 6 pounds brown sugar JBut what is it? she asked. 2 urlda ciuranta A contract for one year. at. a ' 2 aspoons cinnamon salary}! one bun dollars a PICKLEI) wriona TOMATO" 2 unds raisins Week. said Aleck- ,_ l peck smlill green tcnlatoee s lwpoonl cloves Jane put down the ven- But l quart boiling water 2 teaspoons; aLspico whos 801118 t0 Pa‘! m9 l hllfldrfid a-i cup pickling salt Cook three hours. Seal while hot. dvllfl", a Week or m" 8°" 1 quart vinegur TOMATO CATSUP thflnggm-‘lile demandem ' 3 llOllllds of brown sugar 1o pounds tomatoes nlwhy'should

... ti“; "t: co u pcss ope n. wouldybe worthyflfty-two hllllQNd dollars a year?"

"I could be a Patriotic gentleman who wanted to see his country ad- equately defended—" Aleck vegan. not quite sure whether be dared of- fer her that argument.

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' “I .. an aircraft cornpan , Jane?’ he tolldv her, “n firm that feels 1‘ it?“ tits". "mom's u ga a o g era su aa OI] WW you suggest. They want to back

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partly because they hope to get orders for the planes that would oe needed to outfit. these girls."

Jane thought about that

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n, she nodded. "Yes, of course-J can understand that. "Good." said Aleck. "Now if you will Just sign this contract, I'll sand it on to New York. Then, I'll take you there as soon as you're read to leave, and we'll discuss plans wit. clals. The company ou with one of their

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for ou, and wo d-be members of the -, poseo organization. y?"

Jane hesitated, then asid "Okay" a bit. ahakily. and signed her name to the contract.

(To be Continued)

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Jane was a little embarrassed. After all. she asked herself, why should it terrific amount cf dif-

sauoe was added to the sweetbrends? When the waiter had gone, Aleck leaned toward her across the mole. ‘And now, let's talk about you," he said briskly. "Are you in earnest about: this idea of yours of trying t; e services to the ggyerrlment for the Jane's brown e es shone. "Oh, t-ua ou don‘t think I'm

“Look at what the lilngllsh, women flyers have done and are doing. It seems to me that any woman who it to her country to y, “That's lust

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FATHERS SHOULD ALWAYS BE CHUMMY WITH DAUGHTERS

" They Can Adroitly Save Their Children From

Many Thorny Paths And Direct Them Into Right Living

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2 “W111 ml hel ma find nii o‘! maiz-Ttllivfidniiiiiiakm unis rlrls look will? to me." I laughed, as was m cue. but. f thought sombt ly enough. tint tru . rotncr. and it is no ioke. Nine-tenths of you fathers scarcely know your daughters by sight. and you haven't anv more idea of what

of human bein

' Not lon! my daughter?

801i Rs no and whet they think and des life, and what they do. and where they and with hom Ill are,

W 6? than if you ad never laid eyes on them before. You have never even had a real conversation with the little cutie whose bills you nay, and you have no more tried to form her character than have to make her clothes. You have turned er

belief that a mother's sacred influence was all that a girl needed to keep her in line. And maybe that is what ls the matter with girls and explains why they have Roxie haywire. The have had too much mother and practicull no father. and it hasn't been good for their so . 1t is a pity that fathers feel that their only duly toward their daughters in " them lng them prettles, because it brings about moat of the tragedies that wrec girls’ lives and. break their parents’ hearts, end that never would have occurred lf Mamie and Sadie had been brought upaby a father who had instilled a. hard masculine DSYODOIORV in them, and fir?! hem to look at things straight instead of from a lop-sided feml e I point of view, and. to count the cost of follies before they committed them,

Need Father's Guidance ‘

I doubt if any girl went astray who had a father who made her his companion and who pointed out to her. from childhood up. how many | and how dangerous are the pitfalls into which unwary little feminine feet may stumble. and how to watch out for them and avoid them. And I know from personal experience that. the most broad-minded, the fairest and most just, the most poised and. least hysterical women are always those who have been chums with their fathers. _

That a father's influence should be greater than the mothers over a girl is natural because when Father talks about the problems of life tbs ' girl knows that he knows what he ls saying, while Mother generally is guessing. He speaks from experience, while Mother theorlms, or her op- inions are merely wishful thinking. The one is tough meat into which

on lollpops an bu

she can set her teeth. while the other is onlelette souffle — a. mouthful of nomlngh 1 h d hters anst the rlmross pom Moi er vague y warns er aug og n Wm cruel”;

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d Personal I Fashions

OCTOBER 6. 194l_.

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STEPLADDEB 0F LIFE

10H want to reach the goal takes a. lot of striving

a firm and stern-set chin No mutter what the bottle

l! ycure really out to win,

F u and théatoiit. Illeiads to hell. a ucy o " o me"

Father makes them see that a girl can nay for a. alnlile good time with a. lifetime of remorse. And he makes them realize how lOlllihs-llllg and hideous l5 the girl who drinks too much. and. how surely a lcvenes

lways goes to pieces and leaves the poor girl who listened to a mans lying vows, in the gutter. No girl who has harkened to Papa. ever lends an ear to the voice of a. seduoer.

Then Father can do far more than Mother can to keen a girl from falling in love with the wrong man. The most that Mother can know about the boys that come to the house are whether they are well-man- nered and presentable, but Father has a. hundred sources of information from which he can flnd out whether that. attractive youniiiJones is n 0- get-ter or a loafer; whether the Smith boy drinks too muc or is as so r as the town pump; whether the Brown 1nd la a. phllannerer or likely will make a husband who will stay tied.

And before Clarice sets her young heart upon of them. Pal-her’ can relay his information to her and subtly disillusion er. Ba ’ Accounts I knew one father who not only used to talk over his daughter's boy friends with her, but induced her to keep books with him on any one whom; she particularly fancied. l-le would put down everything against the boyj that he found out. She would credit the bov with the good things she discovered. Then once a week they would balance the account end the lad would either be encouraged. or dropped. according w which score won out. And in the end it resulted in the girl being saved from marry- ing a. diunkard and in her getting a fine man for a husband.

So great and potent is a. father's influence over his daughters that 1t is a. crime that so few of them ever use it. It‘ would save them a lot of grief lf they did.

Absence Ia Beneficial

Dear Miss Dix-I am s. man who has been married a little over eight months. My married life is very happy with the exception that wife and pay a visit. of a. few days to her sister. but I am no will- ing for her to do this. I hate to leave her even for the hours that I am at work. and I think it is unreasonable for her to be willing to lefive ine

. t t. - ‘or aAlriesviJillagi-I sevizhlho ‘ti-guilt’; why your wife should not so t0 Vi!" l!" sister. It will do her good to have a little change and make her apprec- iate you and her home the more. Nothing is a more fatal mistake thag “ti. ‘mmét?’ “lfinliivif. ‘Eli il$’&.;"i‘°l§“iuu$*i% fia’%$i..‘§°w8€ 5.1.9. o er. ere - vacations from each other. DQFDTFTY Dix-

resd also ccrrespo ‘ . The members decided to send a duller to the Institute Office to u! io- wards the Mobile Kitchen Fund. Meeting adjourned. Next meeting to be held at. the home of Mrs. Lloyd Mclltwen when response to RollOauwillbsadlmmAdalnrY lunch was served and a social hour spent.

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front These are worn with all- black accessories, also all-beige

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For Monday, Oeto‘ 6th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) —R.enewed resolutions to make this a record week are in order. Plan your schedule accordingly, follow it out conscienti ‘y Re- strictin rays, especially during the late miller-noon and evening. spell caution; advancement.

APRIL 2i to MAY‘ 20 (Taurus)- Your influences are much like Arlens’. A protective blanket of caution which need not interfere with substantial progress ls urg- ed. Stick to duties; complete un- finished business

MAY 21 t0 JUNE 2i (Gemini)- Some unfriendly rays. Offset tuem (they are articularl in business and heart. terests) by calm, keen aotivlt dedicated to produce auc- oeiisf effort. Be optimistic, ener- ge .c.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) Financially speaking, the day may prove to be disturbing. Unless a reviously well-planned venture or