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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08


SCORE NJ INNINGS
san Franeiteo $1,000. ofn oil 200 "A
Oakland ........s.. ITO 100 ooo-=a
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher CHntseii innings
pitched Csntweii Z Derfow a.
bat. off Cantwsii "a Darrow u hits.
of Cnntwsll 4. off Dafrow 2 funA
scored off CAntwfil of DafroE 4
runs responsible for Shores o, Can't
we'll 2 Darrpw J. struck out. ~
Shores ! Cantweil !, bases on bsilsl
off shores Cantwsll = DsfFos 2
passed ball weodail. home runs. d.
MaRsio. hbfou. iso-bsss hita. 3sn-
nlnes, wright Frazier Jolls, Labf.
fnns hated IN. DiAsggio q, Frazier.
wright a Shores 2 ioliey LsmHn.
Abrcu Aarriless DsMaaglo. Jennings.
double plays wright 70 aihaon.
Warner 90 Wright 70 Gibson, Levy
10 Luby. Ambrose Co LubY 10 Lssf.
Jennings % Wright 90 Gibson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

FVWFIVN Ia%NEHs n -
Henry Armstrong h II DT. Joseph
Hisrs camp mere DANG light train
inT for The defense ~ the vafsf
lightweight championship sssinst
Lou Ampsrs In New York. Aus,
a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

sWM "eW
CUIrAo0 One ~ ~ s1sn.
nsrs bsst ssewsnas u sblliiy
IN ''sAhs n" Ne bssa gives n
pssk nsftsii. rhe chi<sne
CUBS sheftsspp 6gffs Nc esp
10 crowds that hso Nm ~
keeps kls peace when IN ~
ppsstios charges hin hns6 -
second 49,.
Tvs MI pisnfy ~ guys hes1
tying 10 break - pteys q
sseoad bess. - l exDo<t = 81
my shafs NJ sSun<inn aseun1
ssys ~ csitfesniaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
YAKIMA

Totals - db 81 a
xBatted for Lewis In 10th.
zBatted for Kittle in 18Th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Spokane $500, 100 Dol 600 100 as
Yakima .......... 600 O02 900 100 Go
SUMMARY
Two-base hits. Baer, Alden; three
base hits. Stsmper. runs batted IN,
Baor Schulmerich 2. Lake. Seryenti,
Stamper Mcdonald B. Johnson.
earned runs. Spokane !. Yakima z.
bases on balls. off Lewis 4 Kittle
2. Scribner ]. Serventi 2. struck out.
by Lewis 8 Kittle !. Scribner 7. SeTv-
emit q hits off Lewis in 10 innings.
Scribner IN 9 g innings. kittle
in innings. Servcnti 2 IN 3 2-3 in
nlngs. winning pitcher, Scrventi, los
ing pitcher. Klttle. sacrifice hits. NC
Donald march, ? Alden. caught steal
ing Martinez. left on bases. Spokane
III Yakima 6. doubl, plays. Stampcr
to Fernandez to Spadafore. McDon-
aid 20 Stamper to Spadafore. MARTINEZ
to Manning MARTINEZ TO Baer 20
Manning. umpires. Stewart and Ran
dolph, time Of game, 2.37.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

Lewis and Turce.
Schedule fer This Week
August 7. Mon.-Arctie Botuers
VS.. Washington Hardware at JET
ferson Park.
August s. Tues. Bell Fuel VS..
Alder St Market at Mason.
August 10. Thurs.-Alder st.
Market VS. Arctic Bottlers at JEFF
ferson Park; Csmmarano Bros. VS..
Washington Hardware at Lincoln.
August Il. Sat. - Washington
Hardware VS.. Alder ST. Market at
jefferson Park: Cammarano Bros.
VS.. Bell Fuel at Lincoln bowl
In a tight pitching duel between
Snodgrass and Horst. Bell Fuel
won a 2-i decision over the last
place Washington Hardware.
Snodgrass allowed but five hits
for the Hardwsres but walked 10
men. John Horst was on the
mound for the Bells and scored
both their ITALICS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
RACE RESULT


SUNDAYS FfnKfam
first race. $500 claiming. three
Glad santa 1l3D ..i23o 43o 80
silE Train ,lost 90
JOCKEYS in order Dodson. Crohs
and Senh. time. o5 3-5 smoke
W. Prince Pie, Golden Steeple and
Cieos Boy.
second race. s4oo. claiming, three
year-olds and up one mile
Howdy Andy ui0.. 74o $50 2s9
.re,n,er lin 200
JOCKEYS In order De Pagan and
Napier. time. ! 30 Beronds. Green
Jade. Princess Val. Crystal Image
and II Portal
Third race. $500. claiming three
ycar-olds and up ] i-lstn mice
Peggy George n0gb 3s4o 90 90
High Diver ma 81. $50 20
Idle Lad ni3l ..+-. 4lO
and Sens. time - z-5 shaof
Wood Shasta Fire. shesss Best Miss
oarnier Ina Mae and yAlina
Fourth race. $500. claiming: three
yesr-olos and up; ak furionEs
Bis Pine ni3l o.. 30 so 100 %
Rustic Misc I03) e. 2ozo $40
FeTVoFIta n03l .... lbo
jockeys in order webster Dodson
and orohs. time. 81 3-5 southern
WAY. Prince Bow. BoOttf Billy Nj.
Spence and JacE p slmole
T1nh race. $500. Graded handicap;
fouf-Yesf-olds and up. J = miles
kuilet tll2l .....-. go SO -
Victor dOab ....-.. $40 %
Business Man GO9l sa0
Jockeys in order Dodson. Warner
and Pagan. time % 2-s. Sweet
Man. Hslnorb. step. silva and sesa-
man
sixth race. 500 handicap. three
yesr-olds and up. Az furlonxs
Past Move GOsl +. 1890 slo
D.ppereonsrG los $50
JoeEeys In order orohs Napier snd
Sens. time. III is Hh Dirl Sky
Pirate VIII Do and Mica Rock
seventh race s7oo. handicap. Tbs
Washington derby. thrse-yesf-oids.
Brief Moment uIG 500 szo $50
TIE Cies*eT 0iol -. $50 lQ
Jocssys In order Dooson. DE and
scott lime % is Double DIP
HestTis oiri. HooksT Pee CAB and
rirhth race. 800 elslmlns four
yezr-olds and Up. l-isth mile
Ir.cE44ES h4Drf .ss - ~ - - ~ -
Alta Dawn fiofl 90 DO 40
Cleos PTlce io25 .. $50
Jocseys IN oFceF speFTy DE and
Dodsou, time. 80 as Aksaia, XII
oiTne c1lozi<b Gold Set Bocfsr
chr. I spy. Contacts. Iron Rod and
No Doubt.
Allison defeated T. Freeman. 8
and 4
Fourth flight C. 4. strong de-
feated T. r. Flynn. , and 2; r.
olzendsm defeated Jess Read. de-
fault.
Fifth flight &C. n Ksiser de-
festsd G. Z. Csrlin. and Q.
Sixth flight-G. n. BSslnger de-
fested Bill Connor. 4 and 2.
/ Falkland Sunday. Match play
Vie Jurseh. s Bp: Palmer John
son. 3 up: Ernie Lease 3 up. Sat
urdsy: Medal plsy-chaTiey Ba.
rofsky. 7s-i5-eo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
SCORE AT WILL

Saxton Lumber ran across IL
runs in the FIRST two innings
against the Olympia Tigers and
took things easy thereafter. Hsr-
vey Summers struck out Ia in
eight frames and gave way in the
9th 10 Alvs Bland. who chose 10
give his outfielders some exercise
and the Beneals tailed three
times.
Roy Towards home run with
one on in the sixth was the high
spot Of an afternoon of base hits.
OLYMPIA made 10 errors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Consumer Meat
Squad Champs

Walker. Lewis and Rssehel were
the heavy stickers.
Manager Jacobs revealed that
the Butcher Boys have received
an invitation 10 the Denver Post
national semi-pro tournament and
are seriously considering entering
A schedule Of exhibition games in
Guiding Bremerton Cruisers and
Tacoma CammeranaS has been ar
ranged for the next two weeks.
Dick Ward. former 81. Louis.
Sacramento and San Diego hurleF.
has been added to the roster for
these exhibition Tits Dick Is
brother 10 Johnny. star shortstop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
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scoRF nj fSslNoe
i.as Anseies .zzz.....s no 90 ca
Sacramento .s=zz#sss4a 100 eu3
SUMMARY
iassns pitcher FpssefiYi innings
pitched xppeflr - ~ bet off Eps
periy IL h,ts. eff Fpprrlf q runs
srofed. Oft fnpefsy 8 kush ! runs
responsible fof fppcfls s kush ,
sssts l. struck out b. fppeflf }
Kush ! Sehts ) bases on balls eft
rr4fiy a lsft On haeea Los Angeles
q sacramento 4 tso-hsse hiis naf=
ton. ofenso. Casfsna. Mafshail Nises
Eofek runs haften IN. J Collins. WI
laams narsen A. sssts. Ofcnse Mar
shall WiecFntss aaribsld sArfsfiss
Williams. stolen base. uaEihAldl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08

RUM Fe=peazlsls los. wzasfF .
onnsslss ssfaek eut. Walker I,
= san Diego : tuo-b&s< rita. n<tk I.
ovita vsass. Lawrence pxsass fans
halted IN. H<fkastlS Carlyle. tFxhie.
Wsiksf starr , Jensen sacrifice
uonesl<s ssesrn nese ssfiffsht
double nlsss Nssmflc " tltsffIlAs "a
pHtoft lasfsHee 10 Csmfssii. STAR
10 nsfsosfss. Wsikrt u csmrn<li a
Archie tsfAs. J 81 umpifes kH~stas
and rowsll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
AMrnlaAN AssnriArInN

Toledo al indianapolis Oh
ksnAaa City a-t HfiEsukee 10
Minneapolis - Paul 2
Lo4layills tz-f, Co4umou1 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
Schedule fer This Week

kohout and Bing Fournic
Lewis and Turce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-08
,sssasp.sss,

Rated Tor Infptn IN flfth
b Han for Huns IN NTH
& Rated fnT Henrksn IN flfth
IAN nfFg0
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fsIrpsD EtNrl
SAN pHANTffrO

Totals tsF.s 7t ~ Q
Hstted for Powell in seventh.
Bhtted for LenasTa tn slafh
naHI4Nn
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

cup milk 2cups mashed peach pulp
IL to cup sugar Tablespoons lemon juice
Tablespoons flour cup whipping cream
Combine sugar and flour add milk and cool:
peach pup and lemon juic ;. Fold N
whipped cream. Pour into UNIVERSAL =
freezing tray and freeze. Set Cold Control
to 9 for freezing and until serving time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

manship and usual UNIVERSAL
quality. The UNIVERSAL Re1@-yera-
tor has more beauty, more value,
more economy and more convel1icl7ces
than ever before. cts the Tops"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

sister, the first prayer she hao
ever made for anybody else.
How she would like to talk 1t
over with Gideon Reaver!
And then she fell asleep and
dreamed that it was Gideon
Reaver who had sat across from
her at the hotel table and hand
ed her the blue diamond and
watched her while she opened
the box. Even in her dream a
thrill of joy went through her
heart.
When she awoke in the morn
ing the first part of the dream
was vivid, and the thrill in her
heart was there whenever she
thought of it, but it was Gideon
Reaver's eyes who looked into
hers above the blue diamond,
and not Evan Brewers eyes, and
that troubled her. She must not
allow her thoughts to wander off
to absurd things like that.
AS if Gideon Reaver had any
special interest in her, a stranger,
to offer her diamonds, and touch
her hands with that strange won
derful thrill.
But Betty had slipped down to
the store on some pretext lit
tie after nine that morning and
telephoned Ellery Aiken in the
| office. She told him that her sis
ter could not come and therefore
she would not be able to. But
she had finally let him persuade
her that she could come for just
little while.
She came back to the house
with a shamefaced look, and
worked madly all day doing lit
tie extras for everybody, to make
up for what she meant to do that
evening.
After the dishes were done that
night she hurried upstairs and
came down in the pretty dress
that Marjorie had bought her.
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LAST OF 18th INSTALLMENT

mo, Betty, I couldn't. I
wouldn't feel at home in night
club"
81 didn't know you were
straightlaced."
'1s that straight-laced? I
thought it was only kind of re-
finement. Just plain decency."
"Well, I'm sure most young
people do those things today. All
except 'fanatical people. Religious
cranks, you know"
Il guess good many do" said
Marjorie, 'but I don't like such
things. I can't help it,
ooh heavens You sound just
for all the world like Ted said
Betty almost angrily. "Here
thought had something nice, to
show you a good time, and you've
spoiled it ALL"
"Tm sorry, Betty, but could
MT help it. couldn't go to plac-
es like that. l just wouldn't be-
long. I wouldn't feel it was the
right thing"
Betty sulked almost all the way
home, with stormy eyes avert
ed, looking out the other side OF
the taxi. At last as they were
nearing home Marjorie said sad
ly:
"Well, now suppose you won't
want me to come back and live
with you, since you've found out
I don't agree with you on the
way to have a good time"
"Oh, forget it said Betty un.
happily.
That night before they went tc
sleep she had the grace to apollo
gize to Marjorie for being dis
agreeable after Marjorie had got
her so many lovely things.
But Marjorie lay wakefuI
through several hours, and in
her heart began to pray for hel
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22
Lansing Annexes
A DOuble-Header
Defeat Horse Creek, Helton
Mines. Martin and Bile
wins Star on Mound.
By "PECK" DAVIS

LANSING, June 2O.-Before a
record breaking crowd the Ian
sing baseball nine continued its
winning streak last Saturday by
taking a double-header from the
highly touted Horse Creek "Fox
Runners" and the Helton "Slug-
gers.
In the first game the home
team shelled three Horse Creek
pitchers for IA hits and 9 runs,
while Professor Joe Lefty" Mar
tin held the losers to 7 scattered
hits and 3 runs.
The second game was marked
by the fine pitching of Ray Bile
wins who chalked up his tenth
win of the year against one de-
feat. Helton was held to three
scattered hits and no runs, while
Lansing pushed across 2 runs in
the fourth inning to put the
game on ice.
The defensive playing of the
Lansing team has shown marked
improvement and only one error
was committed in both games.
Next Saturday Lansing meets the
strong Boone team at Boone.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

nesday. She is doing nicely and
is expected to return home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Albert Martin, principal of
Bonneville high school in Yadkin
county, is routing the buses in
the county at present. He and his
wife and mother are making
headquarters at Mrs. Martins ia
Their and mothers, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. M. Dickson.
Mr.. Chester Jones underwent
an appendix operation in the
Wilkes hospital this week
the weekend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22
Grassy Greek News
BY MRS. III. r. SEXTON,
Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Haynes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Haynes, of
Elkin, were visitors in the H. P.
Haynes home last Sunday.
Mr.. Bradley Sturgill and fami-
ly, of Roanoke, Va, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Sturgill, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Blevins,
of Roanoke, Va, spent a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Blevins this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Milgrim, of
Wytheville, spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hercules Spencer
and sons of Anawalt, w. Va,
spent the week end at their sum
mer home here.
Mrs. S. B. Sexton and Mrs. w.
T. Spencer were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hercules Spencer
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haynes and
son, Bill, and Mr.. Charlie
Haynes, all of WEIGH, w. Va, Wis
tied in the home of H. P. Haynes
this weekend Mrs. Haynes and
Bill plan to spend the summer
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones and
family were visiting their son,
Emmert Devault, in High Point,
this week.
Mrs. Bill Robbins and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth of Huntington, w.
Va, are visiting the formers mo-
Their, Mrs. w. J. Pugh.
Mr.. Stanley Walker, of the Uni
versity of N. c., Chapel Hill,
spent the weekend with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Walk
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Spencer
and family attended the Hard
Parsons family reunion at Grant,
Va, Sunday.
Mr.. Vaughn Perry, of Califor-
MIA, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Pierce Hostess To w. M. S.
Mrs. R. C. Pierce was hostess
to the Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Grassy Creek M. E..
church last Thursday afternoon,
with Miss Minnie Haynes as pro-
gram leader.
Meditation, Splendid Loyal
ties" was given by Mrs. Lula
Huddler.
The missionary topic, widen
ing Our National Outlook" was
presented by Mrs. Paul GRAPHICAL
and Mrs. Cleve Pierce.
The hostess served refresh
ments to 8 members and 3 visi-
tors present.
The July meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Paul GRAPHICAL,
with Mrs. H. r. Sexton as joint
hostess. Mrs. J. A. Startling will
have charge of the program.
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Marjorie looked up surprised

Marjorie looked up surprised.
"How lovely you look dear?
Are you going out?"
"Why, yes,'', said Betty apollo
geticslly, II have to, just lit
tie while"
Marjorie looked after her in
in dismay, her heart sinking. Was
she really going out with that
young Aiken? Going to night
clubs after all? But-who had
come for her? The doorbell had
Mt rung.
Marjorie slipped into the dark
parlor and looked out the win
dow. A shabby little runabout
was just pulling away from the
door. Betty must have been
watching for him out the win
dow and gone down at once.
Meantime Betty was discover
ing that Ellery Aiken was cross
at her for bringing her sister. He
wanted to see her. Ellery was
great for new girls. Also he
sometimes got commissions from
men he knew for bringing new
attractive girls for the evening,
and his exchequer was low just
now.
Continued Next ISSue)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
BEING HELD AT NEW
RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH

A most successful revival meet
ing is being held at the New Ri
yer Baptist church near Grassy
Creek. Rev. w. T. Wilmington,
pastor, is doing the preaching.
Services are being held each
night and Bible school every
morning. Prof. F. c. Nye is in
charge of the Bible school.
Miss Jessie Goodman is direct
ing the music and is in charge of
the junior department and Miss
Marie Woodie and Miss Mildred
Cox are also teaching.
The meeting will probably
close this week end.
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SMAS CREEK NEWS

Mr.. c. M. Dickson and his ne
phew, Kyle, made a business trip
to Boone Saturday.
Mr.. Felix Jones, who has been
in Johnson City for the past few
days assisting his son, Sherwood,
in setting up his machine shop,
returned home the last of the
week.
Misses Bonnie and Cleo Dick
son visited their sister, Mrs. AL
bert Martin, of Bonneville, over
Selma in the Wilkes hospital
where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis last We'd
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22
Wheat Allotment

North Cardinals wheat allot-
ment for 1910 has been set by the
AAA at 397,894 acres, as COM
pared with $685. acres for
1899, announces E. Y. Floyd,
State AAA executive officer.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

This year, for the first time.
Polk County will be represent
ed by a All crops judging team
at the N. c. State Fair, according
to Assistant Farm Agent S. H.
DObSOn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

There were 2765 inmates of 80
county homes in North Carolina
in April, 1899.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-06-22

The basket on the door another
UNIVERSAL feature, provides new
conveniences and extra storage space.
Keeps staple items in neat order and
within easy reach. This is only ope
of the d distinctive features of the
New 1888 UNIVERSAL Refrigerator.
Stately appearance, glistening white
finish and streanlined proportions
are reflection of the master work.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-16
Observance Of Staie's|
Birthday Recalls Labor
Part in Building State
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page IL
SHELTERS FOR THE TREAT
MENT OF ORES, AND IN UNDER
GROUND MINES"
This part of the Constitution
would certainly make it difficult
for the ACM to explain how they
could refuse the miners demand
for an eight-hour collar-to-collar
work day, and still be loyal" citi-
zens of Montana.
LabOr's Battle for Peoples
Democracy
1t is well to recall the history of
Montana's so years. II is well to re-
mind ourselves of the great battles
for a real peoples democracy, of the
great labor struggles against the
exploitation by the big corporations,
and the great political battles-of
the noble part played in the build
ing of Montana by the miners of
Butte, by the only daily labor news
paper published during the last
World War, the old Butte Daily
Bulletin, by the militant Western
Federation of Miners, by the cleo
ton of Socialist mayors, and the
fight against the sedition law.
For once again Wall Street is
plotting to kill millions of the flow
er of American youth in a world
slaughter which can benefit only
the pockets of a few multi-million-
aires. Once again the people must
organize and fight to protect their
civil rights, their organizations, and
go forward to put the natural re-
sources of the land into the hands
of the people 'for the good of the
whole"
Montana labor news., 1939-11-16

TAKE a tip from the Puritan
IL housewives, and glorify maple
syrup in a delectable Thanksgiving
dessert. Before the first Thanksgiv-
ing was celebrated. they had discov-
cred the flavor Joys Of maple syrup.
And when the first snow came they
concocted a tempting sweet by pour
Ing maple syrup slowly on snow.
Maple nut fee cream is a delec-
table descendant of this early
sweet. Serve II for Thanksgiving
dessert. with little Pilgrim dolls
and a candy log fence to guard II.
Nowadays ice cream qualities as a
quick and easy dessert II you use
this shortcut recipe made with
sweetened condensed milk. You'll
be sure OF a creamy triumph that's
magically free of Ice crystals.
Maple Nut Ice Cream
(Automdttc Refrigerator Method
v cup swsetened condensed milk
"A cup water
teaspoons maple fiavoring
u cup chopped nut meats
l cup whipping cream
Mfx sweetened condensed milk
Montana labor news., 1939-11-16

water and maple fiavoring thorough
ly. Chill. Whip cream to custard-
like consistency and fold into chilled
mixture. Fold In chopped nut meats
Pour into freezing tray. Place in
freezing unit. When mixture Is
about half frozen remove from re-
frigerator. Scrape mixture from
sides and bottom OF tray. Beat UNI
I'll smooth but not melted. Smooth
out and replace In freezing unit
until frozen for serving.
Magic Chocolate Logs
1 squars unsweetened chocolate
u cup aweetened condensed milk
Y teaspoon vanilla
1 cup siftsd confectionery (4x1
sugar (about)
u cup c%oconut. toasted
Melt chocolate In top of double
boiler. Add sweetened condensed
milk and stir over rapidly boiling
water 5 minutes until mixture
thickens. Remove from heat. Add
vanilla and confectionery sugar
gradually and blend thoroughly.
Shape into rolls. 2 inches long.
Roll In toasted coconut.
Montana labor news., 1939-11-16

9:l5 Good Morning Matinee.
$3.50 Eddy Bakery Program.
S:45 Charles Runyon.
10 100 Sego Milky WAY.
10:l5 National Fur Shop Serenade.
1880 National Farm and Home Hour.
HIS Radio Engineering and Service.
1880 Words and Music.
IL AS Dramas of Life.
IL 100 Boulder Hot Springs.
l2:l5 Keyboard Capers.
1921 Billings Livestock Reports.
1890 Texaco News.
l2:45 In the Crimelight.
1900 Mary Marlin.
lis Ma Perkins.
1880 Pepper Young's Family-Camay.
las Vic and SADIE for CriscO.
200 Club Matinee.
1880 0echsli's Organ Treasures.
2:45 Emil Marans Fashion Parade.
$500 To be announced.
1880 Affairs of Anthony.
3.45 Hawaiian Serenade.
400 Washington Calling.
4:3O Road and Weather Reports.
4;32 Hotel Syracuse Orchestra.
4:45 LII Abner.
$500 Good Afternoon Neighbors.
$3.50 Pay'n Save.
5;45 Talking Drums for Town Talk
Bakery.
$500 Aidrich Family for JellO Pudding.
$50 eXa News.
645 House of MacGregor for Symons.
1900 From the Music Room.
1880 Johnson Wax with Fibber MCGEE
and Molly.
500 To be announced.
$3.50 Uncle Walters DOghOuse.
900 Fred Warning for chesterfields.
9.15 TexacO News.
$3.50 Johnny Presents for Philip Morris.
600 Pay'n Save Westerners.
l0:l5 NBC Dance Orchestra.
1880 10 be
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$500 Pay'n Save Musical Clock.
$3.50 Originalities.
S45 R9kOv's Orchestra.
1858 Road and Weather Reports.
$500 Lon Hughes.
9;15 Good Morning Matinee.
$3.50 Eddy Bakery Program.
945 Largey Lumber Varieties.
200 Martha West.
1905 Jerry's outlaws.
l0:l5 KidOodlers
1890 National Farm n Home Hour.
ll:l5 Radio Engineering g. Service.
1880 Alma Kitchell.
Dramas of Life.
II 100 Home Folks.
l2:l5 keyboard Capers.
1921 Billings Livestock Reports.
1880 TexacO News.
l2:45 In the Crimelight.
1900 Mary Marlin.
lis Oxydops Own Ma Perkins.
1880 Pepper Young's Family-Camay.
las Vic and SADIE for crlsco.
200 Women's Clubs.
2:30 Oechsli's Organ Treasures.
2:45 PlantOne Serenade.
$3.50 Affairs of Anthony.
3:45 Maytag Shop Hawaiian Serenade.
400 Hotel Edison Orchestra.
4:25 Road and Weather Reports.
$3.50 Spitalny Orchestra.
4:45 LII Abner.
$500 Fred Warning for Chesterfields.
Sis Shirley's.
$3.50 Pay'n Save
5:45 "Talking Drums" for Town Talk
Bakery.
500 BOueher's Broadcast.
6;I5 TexacO News.
$3.50 Wilson Motors.
6:45 House of MacGregOr for symOns.
700 Musical SOiree.