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Show Not only is the pattern simplified, the apron is designed to put on in a jiffy it tics in place firmly, the straps stay up and it gives your dress complete protection. Pattern No. 81'J7 is made for sizes 14 to 42. Size 16 requires l3 yards 32 or 35-inch 35-inch material. 5 yards ric-rac braid for No. 1: 72 yards bias fold to trim No. 2. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street San Francisco Calif. Enclose 20 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Size Name Address y&r Fresh New Apron DANDS of ric rac on a slim waisted, full skirted apron! Inspires In-spires the sewing urge in you, ioesn't it? Every woman who likes to "make her own" will enjoy en-joy sewing this useful, fresh flattering flat-tering apron a style which can be completed with just two pieces. VC 'Nursemaid to a 20-ton Clipper! HE'S A "SELF -STARTER" T " rCTflRTfR PAN AMERICAN'S JOE "SEu" t wuller is chief of the ,H BREAK Fsl Kiiisfev "Beaching Crew" for the big, . o8tfs co? I 1 Sstr" a ocean-flying South American Sow1'11' fltUr9vQ Clippers. He says: "You've f'iakeik" V v 7 got to keep your eyes open 01 m lnMMM PHD II on a b'8 ib like this-1,18 ArjlP) ut V Lf U It 11 breakfast that helps keep me r&'YltMVSt pi vrr in there pitching is a big bowl ' 00HWORot FLAKES of Kellogg's Corn Flakes with i., live tamu Vh mjies ; fruit and plenty of milk. It's tf wrofSvS- .... a great favorite here at the so sss !?u wart to eat MtiU&yp employees' cafeteria, too." . ' j ; -j . . ' ' W 1 vwvw ' s " ' -r i , "f . t - . v .''""ja ',',";' .i - " mm y.-.' . s ".. ' ' . . .-. - . - J ' . . ' 1 Casualty 1000 miles from the enemy ALMOST as fatal as a bullet or a shell is the and naval stations have a place to go, to turn to, a ! 21 breakdown in the spirit of a sailor or a soldier. "home away from home." Our men have the finest spirit in the world. But The duties of the USO have more than doubled it must be maintained in the American way. during the year. Its field of operations has enlarged , . j . r it. . n,. . to include almost the entire face of the globe. They must not be made to feel that they are mere & automatons, fighting machines, as the armed forces To carry on its all-important work, it needs funds. of the dictators have been made to feel. It needs your contribution. No matter how small you .... . . . . j n; ! make that contribution, it needs it. Now. i Life in our navy and army is hard. Discipline 13 tough. It must be. But there also must be moments ' You are beset by requests for help on all sides. when the sailor or soldier is treated as Mr. Some- By all means, try to meet those requests. But among body-or-other. them, don't neglect the USO. That's where the USO comes in. For the USO is Send your contribution to your local USO com- j the banding together of six great agencies to serve . - mittee, or to USO, National Headquarters, Empira 1 one great purpose to see that our boys in the camps I State Building, New York. Give to the USO 'advertisers value the trust you placun them i and will PROVE themselves worthy of it I |