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Show Digging Themselves Out From Flood Debris Our Old Clothes Find MISTRUST FAULTLESS Cross Stitch Towels That Are Fun to Make He who exhibits no faults la a fool or a hypocrite whom we should mistrust. There are faults so Intimately connected with fine qualities that they Indicate them, and we do well to correct them. Joubert. Market in Africa and Asia In an enlightening article on the Goodwill shops of the United Brutes, J. Frazier Vunee tells us that many of the "hopelessly outworn and outmoded clot lies that arrive In Goodwill bags are sold to the "Old (.'lot he Lives to Himself King'' of Europe, M. Thlcln, Each A wise man poor Is like a sacred year he sells f7.iMHi.0ii0 worth or book that's never reud ; to himself he things no one here will weur to subject of Africa and Asia potenlives and to all else seems dead. tates. I's Angeles Tribune. Pecker. dls-enrd- Fitter. TS7 Just a bit but a telling bit of decoration la all that's needed today to make our household Uncni smart And so, simple cross stitch brings color and life to humble which make dish doing a pleasure rather than a duty. These mottfs of glassware and china ln cross stitch re easy to embroider. This half dozen makes fine pick-uwork, and also a grand prize for a bridge party r most acceptable for a fair dona Xhroufibout the eastern and New England states, as the great flood receded, the people In the devastated regions tlon. of taak towns. cities hard their and the up cleaning Characteristic scenes are here presented. 1 WPJI nffdiiy began Pattern to yon with a In Johnstown. Pa, as citizens wen rotten clearing the mud and wreckage from streets In Pittsburgh. transfer pattern of six motifs aver8 Han and wife In a Pittsburgh suburb doing their spring house debris. oat the Aging cleaning" after the wa- aging by 9U Inches; details of in kid left their bungalow. all atltches used; and material requirements. Send 15 cents In stamps or coins (coins preferred) to The Sewing Clr cle, Keedlecraft Dept, 82 Eighth Avenue, New Turk, N. T. tea-towe-ls p a 2-- Vlew Sergeant Morgan Is Rewarded for Heroism Alaskan Flier Showed Bravery Press a Button and Robot Gives Train Information jnFluEpedemic Visitors to Glasgow may see the Introfirst "robot" railway time-tabl- e duced ln Scotland. The new system was Inaugurated at Glasgow Central station. The lnformator" shows at a glance the train service from the station to any desired destination. Similar In size and appearance to the automate ticket machines on the London underground system, It has a window at the level of the eyes of an average-sizeperson. At the back of the window li a card with the names of the various stations served from the central station. Attached to each name la a number, and Just below the window la a scries of num bered keys. By pressing the button corresponding to the number at taehed to hie destination the Inquirer causes a card to slide Into view, which gives a complete list of the trains to and from the specified sta tlon. Washington Post . Iks Soldiers' medal, the army's hlgh-o- t award, was pinned on peace-tim-e Os breast of blaster Sergeant Stanley Kogan, Alaskan flier, by Col. Henry A Finch, commandant of Fort Lawton, Washington, hlorgan received tbe for his heroic work during the tafiuenu epidemic that ravaged an Altikin settlement some time ago. He iko aided In the recovery of the bodies tt Wiley Post and Will Rogers. dec-mtlo- fl d First Air Trip Across U. S. at Age of 84 Takes horn covered wagon across the plains of the Middle West t luxurious air line travel la a for cry and covers a lot of time,' bnt Mrs, H,. Pierson has enjoyed that exper- I ience. In celebration of her dghty-fourtbirthday Mrs. Pierson flew on m of United Air Lines' .Overland r J transports from Chicago to Sun It was her first flight and uked It so well that she Immcill-jj- y formulated pinna for flying the continent, which ahe crossed ln View Plans for Perfect Air Field the way for the rest of the world In aerial trans- Philadelphia a covered wagon at portation, with work being started on whnt will be the "perfect air terminus." fifteen, two years after the Facilities for air, rail and water transportation and accommodations for th Wilson of PhilaIn of war over and before the of the ralroads to sunny Cnll- - craft are planned. Mayor 8. Pavla mooring of llgliter-than-nwith Admiral King, center, head of the nnvy flying seen hero Is delphia, right. aa they Inspected the plana. corps, and MuJ. A1 Williams, the nnvy's speed ace. lr Congress Discovers Leif Eriksson BOYS! GIRLS! Join Dizzy Dean Winners! Get 49 Valuable Prizes e Send top from one Grape-Nut- s package, with Battle Creek, your name and address, to Grape-NutMich., for new membership pin and certificate and illustrated catalog of 49 nifty free prizes. Youll like it has a winning flavor crisp, delicious Grape-Nut- s aU its own. Economical to serve, too, for two tablcspoonfols, with whole milk or cream and fruit, provide more varied nourishment than many s hearty meaL (Offer expires Dec. 31, 1936. Good only !n the U. S. A.) EEe,,w f tanw painting by Christian Krol.g In h"'l In th Capitol. Later U will bo bung in a gall-r- v United " I'0- wal In tha aenata wing. - A Meet Cerent Made t Ccwerat Food ltJb dcei.n, two-ton- nolid bronze with red s, of ft. - the Norwegian friends of America t. tho congr the National FREE! Dizzy Dim Winner. Wwnbiirtlp Pin. New full-siz- Free for I Grie-Nu-li peckjaze-lo-). Dizzy Ocas (Vinner. it'e a hraiuyl linirii. Kirn fur 3 Sins. And nnid Grapc-Nu- pnckn.e-lui- I I I j I I t, Cattle Creek, Mich. Grane-Mu'- .i I enclotc package-topme t ic itrm() cherhnl he'ur;: Q Membnrhip P:-- i (mvl 1 prrbrsr-top- ). Dizzy Dean Winner. Uin. (icnd 3 Name 8treet Cc Gdafk-Nu- e fur which lend Inpe). |