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Evening star., 1937-06-29
Cooks Corner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE,

DINNER SERVING FOUR.
Carrot Ring and Creamed MIXTURE
Sliced Brttered Beets
Bread Peach Jam
Head Lettuce Russian Dressing
Dutch Cherry Cake
Coffee fHot or Iced)
CARROT RING.
2 cups cooked tablespoon
carrots minced parsley
3 eggs tablespoon
- cup soft minced onions
bread u teaspoon salt
cup milk (hot) " teaspoon
paprika
Cook carrots in boiling water until
very tender when tested with q fork
Drain thoroughly and while hot press
through coarse strainer. Add to the
rest of the ingredients. Pour into a
buttered ring mold. Set in . pan of
hot water and bake 30 minutes in a
moderate oven. Let stand five minutes
in the water. Unmold carefully and
NIL with creAmed mixture.
CREAMED MIXTURE.
tablespoons tablespoon
butter minced
I tablespoons pimentos
flour teaspoon salt
cups milk "a teaspoon
hard-cooked pApr1kA
eggs 70 teaspoon
q cup cooked celery salt
peas l egg yolk
Mix butter and flour. Add milk
and cook until = creamy sauce forms,
stirring constantly. Add eggs, peas
and seasonings. Cook : minutes. Add
yolk. MIX and serve Immediately.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
For People on Diet.

Substitute mineral oil for other oils
called for In mayonnaise or French
dressings to be served to persons fol-
lowing diets. Mineral oil is tasteless.
1t has an advantage over other oils
In that 1t is not absorbed by the system.
Evening star., 1937-06-29
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BYrAR 9 ARET NOWEll lllI

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Evening star., 1937-06-29
Too Often Celebrants
Return From Time OFF,
Wearier Than Before
Paying Attention to Diet and Not OVERRIDING
Sun and Exercise Will Help
Matters.
BY BETSY CASWELL.

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Iced Tea Sweets.
Soak cube sugar in orange or
lemon Juice to be served with iced tea.
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envelope contains
directions needles crochet
pattern stamps
coin and Address orders
Of The Evening STAR
Evening star., 1937-06-29
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and water bugs. is carried to young
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Evening star., 1937-06-29
BY BARBARA BELL.

TITLE girls delight in fashions
that are borrowed from grown
Evening star., 1937-06-29

~ EAR DOROTHY DIX: We
have one week in each year
in which to be kind to ami
- mails Wouldn't it be lust
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
ROdeo Spirit Dominates Red Lodge
FOB A HAPPY HOLIDAY

The "Glorious Fourth can be just as glorious as we
choose to make it. This year the long weekend created
by the holiday will intensity the hazards which the Fourth
always produces. The watchword should be- ''Take
care!'' ~#.<
Independence Day celebrates the independence of a
nation The coming weekend will demonstrate wildly
the modern nterdependence of people, Great streams Of
traffic pouring the highways will show how
tal mutual regard and courtesy among drivers Fire
works will demonstrate it too fireeracker thrown by
another u.s. according to the National Conservation Bu
reau the greatest single of the tremendous number
of fireworks accidents every Fourth of july At the
beaches and lakes, mprudent swimmers will again
mind us that human life must be risked to save the life
of a drowning person.
Reasonable care divides happy holiday from the
tragedies which mar it. Reasonable care will insure you
your family and the other fellow against mshap For
instance: brakes, steering mechanism windshield wiper
view mirror, horn Drive skilfuyy at reasonable
speed Observe the rules and couresies of the road
If you must use fireworks-give yourself plenty of
space. Keep away from children and animals and build
ngs. Throw frecrackers away from people and infla
mable materials, not at them. Never hold exploding
set them off under bottle or can Cau
terze the smallest wound neutrality-suspicious. poisoning
works fast and kills.
If you go swimmng-swim in safe and protected
places Beware of strong tides and currents Know your
limits a swimmer Wait two hours after eating Avoid
shallow places
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
HEAVIEST TRAVEL SEASON on RECORD is
seen BY YELLOWSTONE PARK OFFICIALS

In anticipation of the heaviest
travel season on record, facilities
for the care of the thousands of
expected guests in Yellowstone
National Park this summer are re-
ported by authorities in charge to
be the best in several years.
The project most noticeable to
visitors will be the completion of
the new hotel at Mammoth Hot
Springs. After a partial shut
down for several years, the new
lobby and office building combina-
tion is receiving the final touches
from the painters and finishers.
The hotel has been operating since
June 20.
Adjacent to the. hotel is the new
dining room and grill combination
which opened on the same date.
Construction will begin within the
year on the new recreation center
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
LOCAL BALL CLUB
TO PLAY BILLINGS

Billings fast Merchants baseball
club will play the Red Lodge team
here both Sunday and Monday, it
is announced here. Both games
will be on the diamond near the
Outdoor Theatre by Rock Creek on
the southern edge of the city.
Red Lodges baseball team had
a bad attack Of jitters Sunday,
errors causing defeat at the hands
of Absarokee in a tricounty lea
que game at Albsarokee, 8 to 4.
The rivalry between these two
teams is now even, Red Lodge pre-
viously winning here. Last Sun
days game was a comedy of er-1
rors, seven misplays being made
by Red Lodge in the first five
innings. The team steadied in the
later stages of the game, however,
making only one misplay in the
last four frames. Pitching for the
locals were Prinki and Jumbo, with
Luhtala catching. !
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
A new town is blossoming il

A new town is blossoming in
Montana.
Just a mile from Yellowstone
Park and a few hundred yards
from the Wyoming line is Silver
Gate, newly-built city and, accord
ing to the man promoting it, "the
best, newest and incest little city
in Montana"
Application is in for a post
office; plans are being made for
schools-in fact everything is be-
ing done to make Silver Gate a
municipal reality.
John L. Taylor, president and
manager of the resort, insists that
the community will be known
shortly as one of the newest and
most modern tourist cities i'm the
Northwest. Water mains are laid,
telephone connections are made
and a lighting system is being in
stalled. :
Thus, what was just two years
ago a mountain waste, is now a
thriving, bustling, city with no less
than SO cabins, not counting the
stores, gasoline stations and tav-
erns.
The project was started by the
Silver Gate company and promises
to be one Of the liveliest towns of
Montana.
BY July 18th construction will
start on a new hotel, "modern and
yet rustic" according to. Taylor:
In fact all of the construction at
Silver Gate is modern and rustic"
The hotel will be two stories, 1876
by go feet. It is a new town.
everything is new. All buildings,
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

which will be bailt between the. no
tel and the dining. room, also a
series of modern cabins.
At the Canyon hotel the lounge
has been redecorated with the
color scheme harmonizing with the
colors to be found in the nearby
canyon of the Yellowstone river.
Gene Quaw and his orchestra of
Los Angeles play concert music
each afternoon and dance music
each evening in the lounge.
All the five lodges, located at
Mammoth Hot Springs, Grand
Canyon, Yellowstone Lake, Old
Faithful, and Camp Roosevelt are
open for the summer and reports
indicate that they will soon be rum
ming at near capacity levels.
For the benefit of the person
who travels by train Al new buses
CONTINUED on Page 81
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
All j CLUB PICNIC
NOTED AT LANES
RANCH SUNDAY
Many Prizes Given Out At
Pleasant Affair
Near Roberts

About $50 boys and girls who
are Carbon County All club MEM
bers, their parents and friends at
tended the second annual All club
picnic at the Lane ranch, one mile
north of Roberts on Sunday, June
9th. All those present enjoyed
the lunch, and the program of
races, stunts, speaking and base
ball games which occurred to make
the day a pleasant one.
The Silvertip Club of Belfry
again won first place for the best
stunt, while the Modern Priscilla
Club Won End, the Roberts Rus
tiers third, and the Blue Sky Line
Club fourth, with honorable men
ton for the Poppy Dozen Club,
the Jiffy Breakfast Club and the
Silvertip Junior Club. Prizes were
given all clubs participating in
the stunt program.
Mr.. R. C. Battey, Manager of
the International Harvester Com
pany at Billings then presented
John Vukonich with the $1OO mer-
chandise certaificate which he won
as first state prize winner in the
Farm Accounting contest, while
Frank Evertz was awarded the $40
merchandise certificate as first
county winner in the Farm Ac-
counting contest.
Mr.. o. P. Roberts, county agent,
spoke briefly on plans to be made
for members and leaders attend
ing the district All club camp at
Beehive on July 9Th, 9th, and 10th.
1t is hoped that Carbon's quota of
27 members and leaders will be
filled.
The Red Lodge Creamery dom
ated 5 gallons of ice cream for the
their parents and
friends, who wish to tender their
thanks for this contribution which !
was enjoyed by all.
After lunch, the two Luther
clubs led the community singing. |
Convention reports were then |
Continued on Page ~
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
TALKS To
SPORT SMEN | | HERE | ] h
WEDNESDAY ! ! d.. MITE
Chairman Of State Fish
And Game Body
Is Speaker

A better feeling between sports
men and ranchers was urged by B.
L. Price, Laurel, chairman of the
state fish and game commission,
at a meeting of the Red Lodge
Rod and Gun club here Wednesday
night. A large crowd attending
the gathering which was held in
the Elks lodgerooms. George L.
Throop, president of the club, pre-
sided.
Mr.. Price pointed out that
ranchers often times suffer
through trespassing the part
of hunters and fisherman and that
every consideration should be
given the landowner by the sports
man.
Commercial interests of Mon
tana and Montanans, Inc, are CO.
operating with the commission in
stocking lakes, he stated. He
traced the activities>~of the COM
mission and said that the spawn
ing grounds at Georgetwon lake
near Anaconda may be perman-
emily lost because of low water
and the resulting loss of fish. To
aid in replacing this loss Ashley
Lake has been purchased for
spawning grounds at a cost of 3d.
600, he said. Also purchased, at
a cost Of only 81 an acre, is a 500
acre plot in the Judith mountains.
Continued on Page ~
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
SENSATIONAL THREE-DAY CELEBRATION
OPENS SATURDAY; ALICE GREENOUGH IS
FEATURED PERFORMER; FIREWORKS BILLED

Saturday-and continuing through Monday-Red
Lodge will be the of the rodeo world, the city
enerans what is expected to be the largest crowds in
history.
All plans are complete for the annual show which
will feature the daring bronc riding of Alice Greenough
Red Lodges own world champion who arrived here from
Hollywood where she is acting in the movies.
Nothing is spared to insure continuous round Of
entertainment according to H. Olcot president of the
Red Lodge Rodeo association sponsor Of the event. who
announces that interest in the celebration has reached
new high.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

To mention all OF the people
helping make the show a success
would be to name the roster of
Red Lodges citizenry as the en-
tire city is enthusiastically back
of the project.
Adding to the carnival spirit
here is the Western States Shows
which began entertainment Thurs
day and will continue in operation
until the closing of the rodeo on
Monday. This company features
a thrilling ride, the "Ridee-O,"
circus free acts of the Flying
Valentines, wild west rodeo,
clowns, the Wall of Death, Mon
key Hotel, The Girl From He'll,
Hawaiian dancers and numerous
other highlights. Also planned is
a legal cellophane wedding of a
local couple. ~
A big feature of the celebra-
tion will be a gigantic fireworks
display to be shown west of the
High SchooI. This demonstration
is through the activity Of Harley
Weydt, one of the city's most pro-
minent rodeo hackers.
Of special interest each day is
the parade at 1 p. m. which pro-
misses to be larger than ever be-
fore. Hundreds of cowboy be-
decked performers and citizens,
along with Crow Indians that have
arrived for the event, will stage a
brilliant display along Red Lodges
main street. There will be bands,
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
EAGLES PICK | RED |I::.||l
LODGE FOR NEXT
CONVENTION ! ! CITY

Red Lodges place in the con-
vention sun glowed brighter with
the selection of this city as the
1888 convention site for. the state
Eagles conclave.
In close competition Red Lodge
won over Anaconda by the narrow
margin of five votes.
The choice of Red Lodge was
based On the city's natural appeal
as summer resort, its road which
leads to Yellowstone Park and it's
other municipal advantages.
The selection of Red Lodge for
Continued on Page 81
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

Featured performer at the
Red Lodge ROdeO which
opens here Saturday is Alice
GreenOugh, world champion
lady brOnc rider. A native
Red Lodge girl, Alice has
climbed the heights in the
rOdeo field, has added to her
iaurtIs in the movies. The
past few months she has
been in Hollywood working
on pictures. While here she
is visiting with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Green
cugh, pioneer Red Lodge
couple. With Alice as an at
traction at=the rOdeO grounds
a large crowd is assured.
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
ALL BUSTING AT SILVER
GATE, new MONTANA TOWN

without exception, are made of
logs and there is a certain clean
illness, a smell of newly cut pine
about them.
Charles w. Ditmar, Great Falls,
proprietor of the Silver Gate Inn,
dance hall and confectionery, is
optimistic about the future. 'Busi-
ness is good" he stated, "and it's
going to be lot better. This is
just halfway point from Red
Lodge to Park points and lots of
people stop here"
"Just wait until you see this
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Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
AT LEAST 1000
FINNISH |. ! 1 III. PEOPLE:
CELEBRATE. HERE

At least 1000 Finnish people of
Carbon and Saltwater counties, in
addition to guests from numerous
other places, participated in a gala
celebration here and at. KaleVa
Park last Saturday and Sunday.
Festivities started with a we'll
attended dance on Saturday night
at the Kaleva Park pavilion, and
the affair swung into gay proper
Continued on Page A
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02

floats and other paraphernalia in
keeping with the western spirit.
Officers of the Rodeo association
are H. C. Olcott, president; R. A.
Nutting, first vice president; Har-
ley Weydt, second vice president;
C. F. Chamberlain, treasurer, and
L. M. Slavens, secretary. The
board of managers consists of Mr..
Nutting, Mr.. Slavens, Mr.. Olcott,
J. j. Gerondale and A. F. Richard
son. Judges of the show are
George Wright, Chris Branger and
CONTINUED on Page 81
Carbon County news., 1937-07-02
STORES TO CLOSE

Recommendations have been
made here by the Retail Merchants
committee of the Red Lodge Com
mercial club that stores remain
open on July 5 (Official Independ-
ence day) until noon. The COM
mittee recommends, however, that
all stores close from that time on.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Marx Bros. Contest Winners
Offered Clever Answers

their Marx Mannerisns the fol
lowing Is are each being mailed
a pair Of guest tickets to see
Harpo, Groucho and Chico Marx
romp madly and hilariouSly over
the Loew's Palace screen in "A
Day At The Races:
Tom Pritchard. 112 Willow
Ave., Takoma Park. Md; Mary
Davis, $40 K st. N. W.: James
Wasserman, 401 Valley Vista
Apartments: H. w. zichterman,
2733 Woodley Pl. N. W.: Mar
garet Alexander, 1146 Fourth st.
N. E.: Charles D. Allen, 5812
Thirty-Second st. N. W.; Edwin
Shook, 2106 F st. N. W.: Adel
Rajscok, Brentwood, P. O., Mary
land; Alice Weeks, 4811 Mont
gomery St., Bethesda, Md: L. G.
Gilbert. 1419 Meridian Pl. N. W.;
Mrs. Muriel B. Scott, 705 Quincy
st. N. E.; Martha Barnes, 119
Rosecrest Ave-, Alexandria, Va;
Roy M. Cameron. 1103 C st. s..
W., and Agnes P. Hahn, of 6026
North Twentieth St.. Arlington,
Va.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Glen Echo Has
5OAttroctions

Glen Echo Park Is the mecca
for thousands Of Washingtonians
seeking a cooler atmosphere
where, at the same time, they can
enjoy themselves. And that is just
what anybody can do. The 40
acre playground, with its Crystal
Swimming Pool, Spanish Garden
Ballroom and other attractions,
seems to fill the bill.
The U.Run-Em Yourself Motor
Boats offers excellent means for a
refreshing ride, both during the
day and evening, with its fleet Of
20 water Scooters.
The Coaster Dips, most thrill.
ing of all amusement park devices,
is the one attraction, like a great
orator, that holds you speechlesS.
Ascending to a peak, ABOVE the
tree tops, you start on the fastest,
crazieSt, dippieSt, around corner
rides ever to be experienced, and
unequaled, say fans, by no other
attraction, whether it is in an
amusement park or your auto,
aeroplane, motor boat, or some
other form of diversion.
The Crystal Swimming Pool
opens at $3.50 a. m. with the at
fractions operating from ! o'clock
to midnight.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Hill! Billy Fun
Forthe "Met"

Mountain Music" Bob Burns
Martha Raye opened today at the
Metropolitan Theater. affording
Washingtonians a new opportu-
nifty to enjoy the hill-billy fun
which proved so popular at the
Earle recently.
A Paramount picture, Noun
tain Music" includes in addition
to the Burns Raye team, John
Howard, Terry Walker, Rufe Davis
and numerous other entertainers.
One of the days hit tunes, Good
Morning" is featured by Martha
Raye in her inimitable style.
THE League of Frightened
Men," Columbia picture, with
Walter Connolly and Lionel Stan
der, concludes it's engagement at
the Metropolitan this evening.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
Two Stars o.
Eorle's Next

Two stars Of immense popular
ity, and of well-deserved top rank
among comedy players appear in
Ever Since Eve" the Cosmopoli-
tan production which is to be pre-
sented here at the Earle Theater
beginning Friday.
They are Marion Davies, the
lovely blonde comedienne, and
Robert Montgomery, the tall,
handsome youth who has been
leading man in so many gay NOV
les within the last couple Of years.
Miss Davies and Montgomery
are co-starred in what is described
as the liveliest, fsstest-moving
farce either has played in for a
long time. They made a sensa-
tional hit together several years
ago in Blonde Of the FollieS, :"
and they are. said to excel in
Ever Since Eve" the comedy
work they did then.
Miss Davies plays the part Of
a Stenographer who has been so
harassed by employers because
of her golden-haired beauty that
she disguises herself with a dark
wig and glasses and goes looking
for another job.
Montgomery Is a novelist who Is
crazy about blondes, but Is forced
to accept this seeming brunette,
by his hardboiled woman publisher,
who wants him to keep his mind
on his work and finish his new
book by deadline time.
So he is strictly business during
working hours, with Marion there.
But it chances that he meets her
socially, one evening, when she's
not disguised. You can imagine
what sort of complications arise
through her efforts to preserve
both identities, and his efforts to
win the charming blonde he can
only see at night.
Beside the two stars ever Since
Eve" has cast including Patsy
Kelly, Frank McHugh, Louise Fa-
zenda, Allen jenkins, Marcia Raj
ston, Carol Hughes and other fun
makers.
The picture was directed by
Lloyd Bacon from a screen play
by Lawrence Riley, Earl Baldwin
and Lille Hayward, based on an
original story by Margaret Lee and
Gene Baker.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14
KELLEYGRAMS

Although the viii Hays office
refused to permit release of Mar
lene Dietrich still photographs
showing the star taking bath,
that sequence remains in Knight
Without Armor," screened yester-
day at the Fox exchange.
Indeed there is another sequence
showing the lady with the graceful
supports taking an outdoor plunge
in a sylvan pool, presumably in the
altogether.
Dietrich'S immersion in soap
suds is not so shocking, despite the
U. s. censorship. She is complete
The Washington times., 1937-07-14

CLOCK

INSTRUMENTATION Raye.
Bob Burns, Mountain Music, "
11:40 a. M, 1:40, $40, $40,
7:40, 0:4O p. m.
EARLE-Dick Powell, Doris Wes-
ton, Singing Marine" 10:45 a.
m, 1880, 4:10, 7:10, 9:55 p. m.
Stage, 12:40. 3:25, $40, 9:10 pm.
CAPITOL-Franctot Tone, v1r-
ginia Bruce, Between Two
Women" II a. m. 1:45, 4:30.
7:15, 10 p. m. Stage, Red Skel-
ton," 1910, 3:25, $40. 1855 p. m.
PALACE-Marx Brothers. "A Day
At the Races" 1885 a. M. 2:05.
4:35. 7:05, $3.50 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Laurel and Hardy,
WAY Out West" 11:15 a. m.
100, 2:45, 4:35, $40. $40. 9:55
p. m.
r. X. o. KEITHS-Ann Sothern.
Jack Oakie, Super Sleuth." {"
1878 am; 1902. 2:49, 4:36,
6:23, $40, 9:57 p. m.
RIALTO-Spencer Tracy. "sky
Devils" 11:15 a. M. 2:21. 5:27.
$3.50 p. m; William Powell.
Carole Lombard, MY Man God.
frey" 1913, 3:49, 7:01, 1918
p. m.
LITTLE-Leslie Howard, Heather
Angel, Berkeley Square" II a.
m, 1, 3:11, 5:22, 1894, 9:45 p. m.
BELASCO-"Children Of Loneli.
ness" 8, 10 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-Continuous shows,
News reels. short comedies. Pro.
gram changes hourly.
The Washington times., 1937-07-14

"Magnanimously Mad Marx
Maniacs Magically Make Melon
cholic Millions Marvelously
Mirthful" is the alliterative
avalanche that wins $40 in cash
for "Alliterator" A. Albright, of
1441 Harvard st. N. W., in the
Marx Brothers contest conducted
by this paper and the Loew'S
Palace Theater.
Not only did Mr.. Albright
captivate the judges with this
glittering array of M-lettered
words but he also accurately
solved every puzzle that puzzled
lots of entrants in this contest.
Milton Conner, Of 436 Fifteenth
st. s. E., nearly completed the
collapse of the judges who al
most went daffy wading through
the Vesuvius of alliterations, by
sending his striking entry in a
packing box that looked like it
might have contained a piano.
But instead the package brought
to light an ingenious replica of
a race track that had each pic
ture. solution cleverly adorned
within the track.
And for these efforts, coupled
with the fact that his Mad
Marx line was a hefty tongue.
twister, he wins second prize of
$40 in cash.
Third cash award of IS was
directed to Mrs. Vivian Jabas,
Of 1912 M st. N. w. And for