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Show Baby Doll With Set of Clothes Eia.i, b . !. ft)', 1'U.TtT ' HOVSE&oiv ,V-- Swiwa1,6,v s1, : vww.v Flavor Delights Millions Learning to Forgive 4 Hell Syndicate- .- fc'NU PtMturut. f OSX. iuCwn Cimlchs mWm Kathleen Norris Says: )l Hcttonte A WASHINGTON k3gy Woller Sheod . 4 $ WMU WtxhiBito Ifurrau. I $1$ St, ff. W. in The N Unions More Powerful Nqw Tlian in 1919 biins Me firssl Feeds" tlie protective food elements of the whole rau declared l ntial to human outntioa. hakes Is repeating itself in the field. Following World War I there was a wave of ilrikei Which involved, in 191V, lv our million workers, or almost 21 per cent of the entire Industrial working force. ' Today, while less then 200,000 men are now on strike, it is estimated that before the end of the year or shortly thereafter there may oe! HISTORY per cent of the totul workers. The difference is that in 1919 unions were not as tightly organized, they did not hiive as ninny rights, there was no collective bargaining. Unions were financially unable to carry the load of a long strike in those days, Now unions are highly organized, have more members, their treasuries are bulging, and they are able to hire the best economists, publicity Follow Directions for Tender, Home-Bake- d Breads men and research organization! on (See Recipe Below) a par with Big Business. In addition, they have favorable laws a Hot Breads bulwarks and a basis for their LYNN CHAMBERS stands. They are conducting a highIf you want to choose one Item MENU IDEA ly organized propaganda or publicity that will make a company meal out smart and effective, campaign, of a plain menu, Pot Roast Potato Pancakes Among these campaign! is one then add fragrant i . Green Beans to woo the farmers. homo-ma- d Stuffed Pear Salad 7 The Economic Outlook, a month to roll or bread Bran Muffins Butter ly publication of the department tt. FresMrom-the-ove- n Apple Pie Beverago research and education of the CIO bread or in Washington, in its current issue, rolls are meal is entirely devoted to propaganda 1 enp chapped apples tonica hard to seeking to bridge the gap between I tablespoons sugar beat the farmer and the city worker. Sift and salt flour, baking powder If you want to add extra nourish Six out of .even American, who ment to your menus or to giv Inwork living are In overalls, expensive energy to your family, Addheeiesnd mixghUy'jUd1 of the then the formula la bread or rolls! milk to make a soft dough. Turn the article says, and live one of the for work seven wages; on floured and board some lightly They contain carbohydrates, knead Vi minute. Roll Into a recfat and milk and eggs. Bread can be used lavishly In tangular sheet about Vi Inch thick. 4,16 mort many interesting ways. A fruited Spread chopped apples which hava. make up the bulk of tho sugar over the bis-- P01 w coffee ring for breakfast can mean been mixed class. The dollars they consuming Jelly-rocult fashion Roll a well dough. the difference between begun em end spend make America s day or a dull, prodding one. And and slice in inch pieces. An old favorite ia oatmeal bread economic machine tick, think of the difference between fresh, moist bread in candwichea for which ia excellent served while I fMUC Must Be Settled lunch and dry, atale bread. warm, thinly men Now that the YJL.over, First of all, theres this scarlet-toppe- d spread with butIn overall, have a fight on their ter. cofand crystal-glazeOr, if you quick hands to make America a full profee cake to start the day right. Or, seek variety for duction country In peace as well as If you prefer, it will do nicely tor the lunch box. in war. Not all Americans agree. will like it thank you you! dessert, The time is here when that Issue for and meat Cranberry Coffee Ring. must be settled. Wage earners are sand-wichecheese (IS Servings) the first to Join the issue, for unThe fo114 cups lifted flour is growing. It's e Strug employment llowing recipe gp K cup augar for life, for the right to work gle takes molasses teaspoons baking powder tor the right to raise a family by for sweetening. H teaspoon salt decent living standard. And unless Bread. Oatmeal 1 egg 'these men in overalls win the battle 1 (Makes loaf) K cup milk tor full production, full employment 1 cup rolled oats S tablespoons melted shortening full wages now. it wont be long 2 cups milk Cranberry Orange Topping. before farmers in overalls are en-- I Vi cup molasses Sift flour, sugar, baking powder gaged In a life and death struggle 3 teaspoons salt .for and salt together. Beat egg and add good markets at parity prices. 4!( cups sifted flour all men in overalls are in the For milk and shortening. Stir in dry inI tablespoon melted shortening same boat, they ride the waves of gredients, mixing only enough to 1 yeast cake softened In ii cup moisten them. Spread topping eventogether, they sink to dr- prosperity warm wafer If wage ramcis mold. a of the bottom over together. prrssion ly ring Pour hot milk over oatmeal and ere making money, so are farmers Pour batter over topping. Bake In Add If men walk the streets looking for oven let stand until lukewarm. a moderately hot yeast, molasses, salt and shortening. work, men on farms burn wheat, for 25 minutes. Stir in flour and let rise. When light. dump milk, leave cotton unpicked, Cranberry Orange Topping.-- I pour into greased bread pans and That's depression, and Main street tablespoons melted butler let rise again. Bake in hot (425- - gutters while Wall street trembles 1 tesspoon grated orange rind degree) oven tor 15 minute, reduce studies by the U. S. federal trade ii cup sugar heat to moderate (350 degrees) and commjfgj(in indicate that factory l 1V4 caps whole, raw cranberries 35 tor minutes. baking of farm machinery is only Mix together in order given and you ever looked tor really R lmBn part of the total price use It as directed flood roll recipe?' Here la one that above. c,arged to farmers. For example, a fnd tractor plow for which ? trick is to have all the ingredients in farmers paid $153.50 had a manu- room et the dough temperature faoturitig labor cost of only $11.17 ful and unra- - (lukewarm). . . For a cream separator, which had tioned, it's a good Company Bella. about the highest manufacturing idea to use it for (Make about I daaen rolls) cost nf any agricultural Implement, main dishes and 1 cake yeast the cost was 3100.84 and only $14 M desserts, too. H cup lukewarm water went to the wage earners who pro- With plump, red and ecalded cooled milk, duccd it. On that cream separator, cup cheeked apples and cheese, you can to lukewarm the rranufartnrer's profits ran to 19 make this delectable dessert: 1 teaspoon salt cent and the retailers margin to per Cheese-Appl- e Cobhtereiles. H cup sugar per cent of the selling price. (Serves 14 cup melted shortening, cooled S cops sifted floor le lukewarm I teaspoons baking powder 3 egg, writ beaten M teaspoon sail About 4 cups sifted flour H- -l cop aippy grated cheese Four tbe M cup lukewarm water 4 tablespoons shortening onto yeast, add 1 tablespoon of the organize unions to get fair wages and H-- K milk enp conditions. Nearly hslf nf sugar, stir and let stand about 5 are all farmers, 2.730.000 In 1042-4minutes, Dissolve salt and rest of the sugar organized in 7.522 selling In milk. When lukewarm, add yeast There are also 10.300 buying LYNN SAYS and blend with 2 cups flour. Beat with 1.520,000 farmer member More of wage and salaried ,an Next add eggi For Bread Baking: baking very thoroughly. and shortening. Mix well and beat workers, over 14 million, are organbread and rolls, the oven should like n unions. la',or Labor, Add remaining flour to 3 minutes. be fairly hot On gas, electric or make a smooth dough. Knead light- - agriculture, deali with organized oil ranges, the oven temperature like agriculture, should read from 380 to 400 dely on board for about 5 minutes. Use iuincss. Labor, ha nrkan',ei a fair deal, get to flour stickfrom only enough keep grees. When AAA crop control proing. Dough should be kept ae soft Fans (if more than one toaf Is Place In a lightly grams were In effect, as possible. baked at a time) should not stand bowl. Grease top and let farmers didn't like to have nonso greased heat that too close together, ride free. Thne who doubled. Fold dough down rise around untj may circulate freely got lower loans, and let r:se again until doubled. didn't them. After about 10 minutes Shape into rolls. I.et rise in greased and with marketing quotas paid penof baking, the temperature should alties on sales. It was tbe riicd pans uotil doubled. Bake be reduced to about 350 degrees Unions don't a in hot shop in agrieulture. oven. minutes loaves the until maintained and like free riders either. reMedium-sized loaves are done. Shaping Rolls. Business got government priviThe latest in dough tricks is this: quire 45 to 50 minutes' baking af'e; the fiist riring. shape finger lege long ago. It seemed the riel.: time, while large loaves need an hour or longer. Inchey loog to organize corporations It also p"t dough strips around a clean eluthctpin. sjhsidies from ti e government, inand v. If there is no oven thermometer Proceed to let rise nrain until light cluding hich tariffs. frnnr hiM s anil handy, the temperature may re mi bake ::s r 11s. Aftor baking re- many ether fernfirsts ofwonprivilege. tested as follows: Spread 4 iPr rigM to Agrirulture move eh l'! rpin. Fill hot or cold flour on so inverted for fair prurs bargain collectively : rvj rlcsiied nnv wiih sandwich thick inch f::':i.g a in tin layer 4 Tv(n in Or. p: end in the rnu.e iraimir but through non. At 4':i place ii) the I! '.Ws lab'ii won the rigl t to barwrp fiivcr s.r:tn of dough oiutm.1 a gain the flour w til become light brown coilertivriy through unions. In frenkf"; V r, dai'ity or latge, keenly In about 5 minutes. If it tarl.ens rt ske fine for the 1930s also, agriculture won tie size. T. more quickly than th:--, sllo-.- ti c either an eve.-- , ing or 'child: en s :riah, to Par,l PricM' cnrrcr"c.i-in- oven to cool before placing bread to minimum wages, and to c in to bake. pally. to Irol production, . corresponding Eflraird v Went rn Newspaper Union. I naxlmum hoars. CORN, FOR BETTER BAKING The Baking Powder with the Double Action BAIANCED 11 Clabber GiH is todays baking poor dor . . . the natural choke for Hi modem recipe. Its bofanced double action guarantees fust the right action in tho mixing bowl, plus lhal And rise to Eght and fluffy flavor In tho even. i iYV If HAT this f t little girl wouldnt love adorable baby doll with a complete set of clothes? She can dress and undress it to her heart's content. . The baby doll, coat and bonnet, dress snd panties are Included in the pattern. inches. Sea patters Comes In one size, for Individual yardages. to: Send your order u SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN 14 New Montsonery DEPT. St an Francisco, Calif. Enclose SS cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No.............. .Size.. ...... Name Addreis ll By KATHLEEN NORRIS If yon haven't th tamin you should brcauie your diet licks the aatural AtD Vitamins and enenry-buildinaatural oils you need you'll flu Scott's Emulsion Kid-tmatibn ild aUminn, gmergg and raaiatnnra ( etilia. See this wonderful difference bey Soott's at yoor drenists today Older people I ut gerSt homesickness, seasick- bor.dom. wound,, cold em cs ea Bn sects and fatigue -a- nd you say forgive them! cry the mother! and wives of America, were going to give them the most royal welcome returning boys ever had; were plan- ning meals that wiU build up thoae Why, nd thowf bodjeI limbs thinned in Jungle heat! They are going to be lords of the earth when they come home! And Just the same I cay, Forgive them. Forgive them their bitterness their scorn. They'll look at the Pettiness and safety of home ife "llh contemptuous eyes. Its dogRoned important. Is It? -t- hat ri are wedding announcements than printed? Weve raved got to have parsley on that have we, Ma? It broke up Betty's life that I forgot that lhat fool girl telephoned her. did it? They Hop! to Shock You. Forgive them their polilics. They won't know what they think, but ; s. t TOIN1GHI IONOIROW AllICNI en-an- hr : UUTIVi Ctinist mu vstf as BETA 25 itactiS IU ' NONE SO GOOD, SAYS MRS. CARL STOWE SPRINGFIELD. MISSOURI. -- ! I ; A V Mrs. Carl Stowe finally got around to writing to Faultless Starch. Here is what she says: Ive Intended to WTite for a long time, but Just kept put ting it off. I just wanted to y I have used Faultless a long time. I have tried other starches bnt none so good as Faultless. It is more economical and does not blopr out of the clothes. Then they iron so ' much easier. I sure am sold on Faultless and I just wanted to tell you so. That is a wonderful letter, isnt it. Mrs. Stowe hap tried other starches and she says none so good as Faultless." DOES NOT BLOW OUT One thing she says in her letter may be very interesting to you. She says that Faultless Starch toes not blow out. Now you probably have had the experience of getting your wash all done, starched and on the line only to find when you go to iron that the ind has whipped all. the starch out! And you have to starch all over again put them on the line and iron a day late! Now, you- - don't HAVE to go through that . . . not if you use Faultless Starch! You see, Faultless Starch is made a special way so that the Kerch penetrates into the fabric. ;1csn' I11! stick to the outside. As a result, the wind doesn't blow it out and a freeze wont freeze it nut! Tiiink what a lot of time and work that one thing can save you some busy week! But that isnt the onlv wonder-T- m aboul Faultless Starch! takes only a minute to make per-COOK-.P- IvA. starc?-WITHAnd, it contains kceP the ron from 0 STICKY" IRON I It s mooUl beautiful LhinB OUT stick-!!8N- ironing iJtr trF Faultless Starch, and ba ne,ver to the old, way of atarching. Adv. f e,jJ and they will take great pains to say what they hope will home events. You love the baby so much having loved him all those months tor both father and mother that the trouble that Is a baby is no trouble to you. With Tom it's dif-- . ferent. He looks on with rurinsity, annoyance, and even jealousy while you care tor his son. Do you have to run upstairs every time the kid yips? Docs he always smear him-2self up that way at mciils? Can't we leave hfm with a neighbor one week-enand go off for one of our old'good times? You'll have to fur give him that Forgive them their uselersness. g y0 KII1t 0f them this terrible ment of war h just at the wrong time. It's hard to go back jnlo college, it's harder still to gel jnt0 employment for whirh they're fltted They wjl dnft- The big boy jUR out of uniform will come d0Wn late to breakfast and little lifter will look questioningly at you (he supposed to hang around until jg Qdocfc to cot eggs for B.lly? You will suggest to him that he Uncle Joe arxmt might like to going into the paper mill, nr Cousin Roger about a job at the hotel. He will nod, his mouth full of your good waffles, hut he won't go to see either. A spring has been broken in nri-- l it may his young fine make-up- , be months before that spring is re8 S--8) d 2-- expeii-workin- s. co-o- - onc-lhir- d ( r that will not irritate childs tender skin Remember, yoor tfsnthohbna. With so Mtitlaa to dalieate normal ridn, Mantboletum y swenam and tiflhtame helpesw from aoush-wraeka- d aching chart moo dm . . . angers rim high into aaaal down bite Irritated ' nm adn EGeHMENTHOLATUM! A , cute. your car your truck yourself Farai folks know you cant trust winter weather. You have to be prepared for blizzards at any time. Highway that are clear today may be dangerous skidways tomorrow with fresh fallen snow hiding treacherous patches of ice. Thats why weed tire chains are found on millions of farm cars and trucks. This would be a bad winter in which to lose the use of your car or truck through a skid crash, for new vehicles are till scarce. So are new tires and good recaps. Better look after your tire chains right away. For when your wheels pin in snow or on ice, the heat quickly damages your tires. Repair serviceable used chains and, if you need new ones, tell your weed chain dealer at once. s WEED AMERICAN Bacfttmfsmd-ltsr-l r t'-- ductions f food ff e i:up-- war ailnation. in Hi-re- uie atill chniigi-relequire-mci.'- s will for cnniif-- 1 rivilinr.i to I. me l().'Hii.fS) more cans from It.i- 1915 pack than food win font, ci !v plain c l, but reriuiroiT-cnltuv zo high Dial civilians will get about 10 per mil leas canned vegetables than from the 1944 pack. There has also been e downward revii.ion in the set aside of earned fruit and fruit Juicei. - su;.-rk- g n- Thtf art biller tnd eynutl. , child's able le tbiener, mom Bailee te than yours. He need cheat rub that's flood and polls (lot the prompt, tuW nelly effective neulte you erent tho sour child nau better. Get fnfle wey . . . Juet rub or Mmthoiatum today. Jan, tubaa Wi. aoothiog, fr in ro-op- a chest rub fast-actin- g drained away from him, and he can't regain what he hai lost In a hurry. He'll be fretful, talk symptoms, bore you all with hla phyfeal history. Not tor long, but until he gets on his feet. In nerves and mind and soul and body again. And finally, some of you wives forgive him that he put someone else awhile. In loneliin your place, ness and distance men need women for comfort, and when any friendly, attractive woman is near, home seems very far away. When he comes back to you, and perhaps blurts out his regret and his surprise at what he did, forgive him then. It Ja part of the total world ruin of war that so many wives find it impossible to forgive this one thing. But It Isn't the worst offense a tired, lonely, hungry, despairing man ever committed. Cruelty oiid injustice and abuse of power these crimes leave deep ecars. But reaching out wearily for companion-shi- p and affection, when the horn affection and companionship tor wbiih he longs is not accessible, this is sun.e thing to be forgiven and forgotten. As we forgive those who trespass aga!r:t us, we ail are to be forgiven stone day. Lay up in the spiritual banks yoiirro'f an emergency fund of divine forgivcr.cts. I,!-ir- e d-- i : built, and he Is geared to normal home life again. 2 trn-spi'- v Mothedmfo FOOD NKKIIN KTII.I. LARGE rp .e i' pres-contin- . f The War Is Over, but We Must Pay for It . . . For the Last Time, America, Buy Extra Bonds! (Civet, mothen and friendt of returning veteran t find that the young men they jueil to know and Ion ha re come bark tlrangely different. They are bitter anti cynical often. They are unsettled, difficult, touchy. They iconf to be shocking in ideas, altitudes and speech, in many cates. They are difficult to live with. Many won't fit into any job. They just sit around the house, inotute end dull, or else garrulous. Going bach to school untler the C. I. Dill oj Rights doesn't look attractive to many men. There just doesn't seem to be anything they really want to do. Some have gnawing consciences about incidents while they were euay. Maybe they got inwdved in some blark market deal. A number hare been unfaithful to their wives while enduring the loneliness and misery of war in distant lands. All this. Mist Norris says, must be forgiven. These men hare survived terrible ex pen enres, fiarlicuarly horrible to young, impressionable, siddiers. will shock you. Nothing be Recevrry Is Blow. eacred to them in conversation at him. you mother Forgive least and if you hold tor the wounded boyi, his hypochrondia ervation of marriage tics, they'll He's been hurt, patched, bandaged flue tor licenie and free love, he's been In splints or on crutches Forgive them their strangeness, his young blood and young courage You're accustomed to the daily and young strength has been three-botto- 10-1- 2 A tire-somv- ly ho8pital.wted d SCOTIA EMULS I READJUSTMENT TO PEACE back from the battlefronts. One of these is forgiveness, Forgive them, you say What on earth indignantly. have we to forgive them! Our heroes, who have faced dan-o- , HmSkmmnic nmoyanre, end area jmfouiy a hilt you rare for his son. j fr .... lit (imIi ail h curitnily, i 1 1n Bminmjer Ysnr Safety tacths YLh) - |