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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Chamber OF Commerce Reviews And
Plans Town improvements

PAVE. intersection where a traffic
light would improve conditions,
temporarily at least, drew no rec
concentrations. A through traffic
bypass may be in the offing.
Roy Sherman suggested it would
be we'll for Rockville merchants
ard business in general to make an
effort to attract the trade from
homes on new developments on
Viers Mill Road and Rockville
Pike.
Stephen Cromwell, in a letter,
expressed disappointment that
Rockville was not included in the
article on Maryland appearing in
November issue of Holiday and
asked that the Chamber protest
the omission. The president said
he understood Montgomery County
would be honored in later issue.
OIHSI leIIcfS ulSCiOoCu Tie Hccu
of up-to-date descriptive matter on
town and county. Many requests
for information are received.
Jack Diamond was asked to rep
resent the Chamber at a meeting
of the Inquiry Club at the home of
Mrs. B. N. Headley when he and
Mayor Lamar Kelly will be asked
how clubwomen can help improve
the town.
Middle Lane, The Acorn Apart
ment in particular, may be inn
proved by health ordinances now
in preparation. Ninety four per-
sons are reported living in the
Acorn.
Committee chairmen appointed
include Morris Stern, Industry and
Business; Dave Belts, Public
Utilities; Roy Sherman, School
and Education; Paul Burnett,
Auditor; Everett MODESTO, Pub
licity, to be assisted by Mrs. JUS
tin Swain and Mrs. Elsie White
IIaines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Girl Scout Uniforms
Needed In Rockville

Former girl scouts and brownies
who have outgrown their suits are
asked to give or sell them to the
new members of the girl scout or
Sanization. There are more than
LOO members very much in need
Of suits.
Please leave suits at Charley's
Sport and Repair Shop, 30 w.
Montgomery Ave-, or call Rockville
2844 and they will be picked up.
They are needed as soon as posi-
BILE as Girl Scout Week is the last
week in October.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
w. c. Hanson Heads
West Montg. Co. Assn.
McNayr Speaker

William c. Hanson was elected
president Of the West Montgomery
County Citizens Association at the
annual meeting held on Monday,
October 20, at 8 =. M. in the audi
forum Of the Jamestown School.
In the absence of the president,
Thomas M. Garrett, who was i'll,
Mr.. Hanson, vice-president, pre-
sided. More than 100 persons were
present.
The important business Of the
evening was the election of officers.
Other officers and directors who
we're unanimously elected are as
follows: LIST Vice President, T..
Clagett Jones; End Vice President,
Chester F. Clagett; Secretary,
Washington I. Cleveland; Treas
urer, L. Howell LaMotte, Jr.; Di-
rectors, Paul B. Mills, Thomas M.
Garrett, Albert J. Cissell and
Frank Counselman.
Following the business meeting,
County Supervisor Irving G. Me-
Nayr discussed the operation Of
the county government during the
past year and concluded his re-
marks with the announcement that
the project for the Improvement Of
River Road west Of Piney Meeting
House Road had been turned over
to the State Roads Commission as
a state rather than a county proj-s
ect, and that the contract for this
road improvement would be let
probably by the first Of January.
Following the program, refresh-
ments were served by the barnes
town Homemakers' Club. f
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23

The Chamber of Commerce
meeting Monday night at the
Rockville Firehouse, batted around
the old problems of handling
through traffic on Sundays and
Holidays; street lighting and i'm
provement; fire siren signs; ade-
quate water; better bus service;
and what to do with Middle Lane
otherwise known as Monkey Run.
President Clayton Gasque, re-
Gently honored by being made
president of the oldest business
association in D. c., presided and
appointed several committees =
others to be made later.
Dave Belts, reporting for Public
Utilities and liaison man between
Chamber and Council, said he had
attended a meeting of the Town
Council and had been assured that
the commercial section of the town
would have 5000 better lighting
within a few months. The lights
are on order. Also old brick side
walks were reported being elimin-
ated as rapidly as possible.
The Mayor and Council has OBJ
tanned from abutting property
owners the necessary rights of
way to allow widening of the curve
and intersection of W. Montgom-
cry Avenue, Van Buren, Street and
the Potomac Road. In view of the
highly dangerous condition which
now exists, the Chamber Of Com
merce passed a resolution urging
the Maryland State Roads Com
mission to undertake the necessary
work without delay, stating that
the body considered 1t vital and
of immediate Importance to the
safety of all persons using the
roads,"
The greatest problem - that of
Frederick Road and Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
War Medal For Army
Now Available Here

Eligible Army veterans may now
receive the World War II Victory
and the American Defense Medals
at the Army and Air Force Re-
oruiting Station, Post Office
Building, Rockville.
S/Sgt. Ed Brown, in charge OF
local Army Recruiting, has asked
that all those interested must
bring with them their original
Army discharge.
For the benefit Of those vet
Grams who cannot appear at the
Post Office during the day, the
station will be open every Tuesday
evening from Z through o.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Brooke Johns To Head
County Business Unit
In Local Chest Drive

Brooke Johns, Of Olney, presi-
dent of the board of commission
ers Of Montgomery County, has ac-
cepted the appointment as chair
man of the business unit for Mont
gomery County for the coming
Community Chest Federation cam
paign.
This is no venture in community
service for Mr.. Johns. former
Ziegfeld Follies star who has been
an outstanding citizen Of Mont
gomery for the past twenty years.
During both World Wars, Mr..
Johns led war bond drives which
far exceeded the quota set for him.
Assisting Mr.. Johns in the Com
munity Chest campaign will be
vice-chairmen in each of the bust
ness districts of the county.
Clayton ID. Gasquc, Sr., presi-
dent Of the Chamber of Commerce
in Rockville, will be in charge Of
the area. Mr.. Gasque, who is In the
heating and air-conditioning bust
ness, is also president Of the Cen.
trial Business Mems Association in
Washington.
Mrs. George Esworthy, Jr., is
Chairman Of Area No. 5, Rev. ia
cob Snyder of Damascus Is Chair.
man of Area No. o, and Rev. Har-
old B. Wright Of Laytonsville il
Chairman of Area No. 4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Gaithersburg To
Widen Streets,
Lay Sidewalks

Work was begun in Gathers
burg on Monday morning to widen
Diamond Avenue between Park
and Summit Avenues by four feet,
The necessary footage has been
given the town by the two pro-
perty owners on the north side Of
the street, w. Lawson King and
Jacob Wolfson. 1t is expected that
the job will be completed within
two weeks.
Before the hard surface is laid,
storm sewer will be installed
The corners of the intersection Of
Diamond and Summit will be
rounded to eliminate the hazard Of
blind corner. This is a busy in
tersection and school buses follow
that route.
1t is planned to later widen the
south side of Diamond from Sum-
nit 1904 feet to the east. This
will make the street fifty feet
wide from Summit to the Lumber
Yard = from there on it will be
forty feet. A sidewalk will be laid
after the street is widened and
parking will be on a As degree
angle.
Other street widening plans have
been started and will be COM
pleted in 1948.
Soon, Summit Avenue will be
made one way during school hours,
between Diamond and Brooks Ave-
nues, with traffic running toward
Goshen. No parking will be al
lowed on the street while school is
in session.
According to Walter Rinehart,
Clerk, the corporate limits Of Cal
thersburg were extended by an act
of the last legislature. About 10
acres of the Hutton estate was i'm
cluded in the extension. That pro-
perty contains quite few dwell
ings and some woods. Also In
Guided was 45 acres of the Mills
property at the other end of the
town which has been cleared and
subdivided.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Adult Night Glasses
Being Organized

Adult night classes are being or
ganized and will begin on Tuesday,
October Il, in drafting, woodwork,
tipping and art, to be held Tues
days and Thursdays, 8 10 z. M.
Slip cover classes will be held
Thursday, October 20, = 10 p. M.
Additional registrations for the
above classes may be made by
calling Richard Montgomery High
School, Rockville 1886.
Classes in physical education
(for men and women), art metal
craft and shorthand will be opened
IL further registrations come in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Local Man Heads
Old Business Assoc.

Clayton Gasque, president of the
local Chamber of Commerce, has
been honored by being elected
president of Washington's oldest
business association.
The election took place at ban
quet meeting of the Central Bust
ness Association held last week at
the Statler Hotel. The group rep
resents both men and women in
financial circles.
Mr.. Gasque, who is now with
plumbing and heating business in
the D. c., was formerly manager
of Fabricated Wood Products here.
He still resides in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
WaltOnites To Free
Small Mouth Bass

On Saturday, October Is, the
Rockville Chapter Of the Izaak
Walton League will liberate be-
tween $500 and 5000 small mouth
bass, which have been reared in the
first pond Of its kind in this vicin-
ity, on the farm Of Thomas M. An
derson, Rockville.
Anyone DESTROYS Of stocking a
stream is invited TO be on hand
Saturday afternoon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23

9perly synchronized to care for the
heavy 24O traffic without undue
delay; the elimination Of parking
in front Of Farmers Bank to pro-
vide for a lane for right hand turn
on red light, to expedite traffic
while bypass plans are being con-
sidered.
The week of October 20 was
proclaimed Radio week by resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Sauter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
Christian Science Broadcast

A Christian Science program
will be heard over station WBAL's
Church of the Air this coming
Sunday, Oct. 26, from 9 to $50
A. M. This program is given by
the Christian Science churches of
Baltimore and has the approval
Of the Christian Science board of
directors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
"Sidelights" Return
To Club Page

This week the editor. Mrs. s.
Merhle Haines, resumes her
Montgomery Sidelights and her
editorial work.
Mrs. Haines wishes to thank
those who remembered her with
cards, flowers and good wishes
during her illness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23

Maryland drivers must re-
member that the law forbids the
passing of school bus when it
is letting passengers on or off,
from either direction. Remem-
Der that when school bus stops
you are required by law to come
to full stop. Do you do this?
1t might be your child that suf-
fers because someone tomorrow
disobeys this law. Obey the law
and encourage and train your
children to do so.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-23
HOW TO REGISTER
For State and County Voting
SO You Can Vote In the 1913
Presidential Election.

Go to SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS OFFICE by November
l. 1947 and
Declare your intent to be State and County voter
g. Register at the time.
LOCATION Of Supervisors Office:
The BRoSIUs BUILDING, +. Montgomery Avenue where
Ration Board used to bel between Maryland Motors and
Walys Style Shop. (Wally's is where the phone com
pany was)
Business Hours Of Supervisors Office:
Daytime; o A. M. to 4:30 =. M.
Monday through Friday every week
Evenings Zone week only
October u through November
p. M TO 1920 pm.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
Births Reported

John and Betty Bahr. girl. wv
William and IN Mary gakersmith, 'r!. boy.
Edward and Mildred Beery, girl.
william nd snd ,5I ssrsniee Blsssemore girl
Dallas and Helen Cooper. girl.
John and Carol Cragoe, girl.
Tsr5 and .S lSrrans ns9s.;s. Gst5 bksu ssy girl
Allen and Martha Dobey. girl.
Paul and Dorothy Dodson, girl.
Msm ManSph ana snd Msres Maas PS pres5ss az boz Soy
Neil and Elizabeth Faircloth. girl.
David and Lossie Falter, boy.
Gsson Gsfa1s and and aoaIs a1aIsd Hs rnanss s boy
Joseph and Mary Hale. boy.
Eis% and GIsSslns %s1I .HsTE Sey
George and Helen Jaszi, boy.
Richard and Helen Johnson boy.
Ssssiss @ saa MsTssFsE koiinsfl sirii:
deosss os sna and ae Ee Lenns. IT, eai1 sirl
Elmer and Loris Loetterle, girl,
Man and AND ksass s'fas aands sr boy
Russell and Dora McDonough, girl
ho@as ana and Edna she boy
John and Lucille Oliver. boy.
Caleb and Edna Page, boy.
SaVid = and spf Florence creme fs5a: Popper, boy boy.
inland and Marion Ritter. girl.
James and peidra pe Roberts. girl
sstrick and Adele Russell, girl.
Waltfr and and alS,Ss Mary Scott s.,D@s boy
oaa1 nonals sno snd Carolns SS R sirI slr
Anton and Catherine Streiff, boy.
Arnold and Mary Taylor. siri
Carleton and Gloria Treadwell, girl.
George and Katherine Underwood, boy.
Harrell and Jeanne Vance, girl.
Lee and Frances VoyleS, boy.
BENJAMIN and Mary Weschler, girl.
David and Alta Weston, boy.
Floyd and Virginia Young, boy.
Mordell and Virginia Abrams, boy.
Andrew and Mary Alexander, boy.
Fuller and Sara Amerson, boy.
Andrew and Georgiana Barnes, girl.
Eugene and Willeva Barnett, girl.
Samuel and Doshia Bennett, girl.
Maston and Leola Bethea, boy.
James and Louise Blake. girl.
Nathan and Florence Bland, boy.
Herman and Willie Bradham, girl.
Leroy and Anna Branch, boy.
James and Cecilia Braxton, boy.
Eugene and Rose Brown, girl
willard and Thelma Burroughs, boy.
Kermit and Mary Carter, boy.
Fred and Ethyl Coleman, girl
Evening star., 1947-01-08

ing in mind. AS soon as Norge fac
tories could be converted to pro-
ducing these wonderful new things
they did 1t. For real adventure,
visit your nearest Norge dealer
look him up in the classified tele-
phone book. I am certain you will
applaud every one Of the new ap-
pliances you find there, just as I
do. There are gas ranges and elec-
trio ranges. There are new super
capacity refrigerators, and home
and farm freezers. There are wash
ers to tighten that laundry chore.
And there are streamlined home
heaters, too. Be sure to see Norge
before you buy.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

John and Agnes Conway. 3r... girl.
Napoleon and Lucille Davis, girl.
willie and Clarence Day, girl.
Julius and Sylvia Dorm, girl.
Edgar and Carrie Dugan, boy.
John and Gloreen Fogle, boy.
Lorenzo and Eloise Garner, girl.
Henry and Dorothy George. boy.
Joseph and Sue Gray, girl.
Warren and Catherine Greenfield, girl
Wallace and Belle Hammond, boy.
Charles and Alien Handy, boy.
Samuel. and Ruth Harvey. boy.
Wesley and Virginia Henderson, girl.
Hazel and Peral Hill, boy.
KELVIN and Mildred Houlder, girl.
BENJAMIN and Romano Hughes, boy.
Edmond and Lois Hurd. twin girls.
Thomas and Alice jackson, girl.
David and Elizabeth Jacobs, boy.
Willie and Alma Jamison, girl.
James and Ida Mae Jefferson. boz
David and Helen Jefferson. girl.
Jesse and Fannie Jenkins. girl.
Edward and Ayalie Jewell, girl.
Cedric and Lille johnson, boy.
william and Fannie Lee, girl.
Will and Iris Lewis, girl
Booker and Marie Lewis, girl.
Roosevelt and Veronica Lewis, jr., boy.
Charles and Beulah Marshall, girl.
Presley and Mary Meeks. boy.
Henry and Thelma Miller. girl.
James and Mary Mingo, boy.
q. B: and Matte Minter. boy.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
CHANGE CRYING TIME
TO PLAY TIME

NFTEN I VISIT young mothers to
" find that land in their homes
when baby is having a nonstop
crying spell. Your doctor can sug-
gest ways to curtail prolonged cry
ing sessions. Authorities now be-
lieve baby needs a certain amount
of picking up-cuddling. Even little
babies are sometimes just plain
bored with lying in the same old
bed-tired of staring at the same
Evening star., 1947-01-08
Water System Serves
1851 MuryIund Homes

A total Of 1881 homes In Mont
gomery and Prince Georges Coun-
ties are connected now with the
water system of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission, in
cluding 1853 which were added in
1916, the commission announced
yesterday.
Prince Georges, which added 1,032
connections last year, has total OF
1922. Montgomery's total is 1859
including 831 additions made In
1916.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

/, Charles and Willie Mae Mcciinton. boy
Iverson and Jessie Neal, boy.
| Daniel and Mary Norris, girl.
Richard and Ethel Oliver. girl.
James and zula Patterson. girl.
William and Ruth Perkins. boy,
Harvey and Geraldine Randolph, girl.
Romas and Lizzie Ray, boy.
Eugene and Frances Reed, girl
Harry and Bernice Redd. girl
Dewitt and Gladys Redrick, girl.
Johnnie and Catherine Scott, boy.
James and Ellen Sherard, girl.
Sylvester and Lillian Shorter. boy.
Sylvesta and Lorraine Simmons. boy.
| George and Ruth Smith, boy.
David and Theima Swails. girl
| John and Mary Tate, boy.
Bennett and Katherine Thomas, girl.
James and Balease Thomas, girl.
BENJAMIN and Elaree Thomas, boy.
Marcellus and Gladys Turner, boy.
Ralph and Dolores Vest. boy.
Theodore and Pearl Walker. boy.
Charles and Mildred webb, girl.
John and Gabrille Wright, boy.
Reginald and Julia Wright, girl.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

Balboa, record enthusiastic users
of Clorox in laundering, in clean
ing bathrooms and kitchens. BY
this time, a snowy-white Clorox-
clean wash line could be strung by
users from coast to coast. Clorox,
free from caustic, dependable and
always uniform, whitens white cot
tons and linens in IS minutes of
soaking after washing. And re-
member Clorox is concentrated for
economy's sake. Simply read the
directions on the label and follow
them for best results.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
MOVIE FARE

"TTHE SATURDAY GALLoPs"- that's
what most children get that
first school-less day of the week!
OFF to the movies, off to visit, off on
bicycle or skates-they're harder to
catch than a creased piglet! How
to get them to eat a decent lunch
con is the problem. Here's how one
smart mother know solved it. She
Evening star., 1947-01-08

but when you can serve Vegamato.
Chill it and pass around with
cheese biscuits or Melba Toast.
When the children clamor for
something before rnealtime give
them a glass of Vegamato. And
have it handy for the late-at-night
snacks the grownups often enjoy.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
ANGLES ON VEGETABLES

nj AsHED OR BAKED potatoes, spin
1yl ach. turnips, onions well, 60
through the list Of vegetables on
the market: all gain a lift with
dashes Of Tabasco. Next time you
have Kohlrabi slice it very thin,
cook in salted water until tender;
drain. Add it to a sauce made of
2 tablespoons of melted butter
blended with tablespoon flour and
! cup Of meat stock or bouillon, a
pinch of salt and drops of Tabasco.
Enrich it with v cup cream.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

age into boiling water, add spot
Of fat and cook What good soup
that makes-6 tasty bowlfuls Of
clear golden broth, gay with vege-
tables and rich egg noodles, and
seasoned to T. Nothing to pre-
pare in advance. Just follow the
directions on the package. Ask for
Betty Crocker Vegetable Noodle
Soup Ingredients.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

Gerber's Strained Foods offer wide
variety. Strained Pears, Peaches,
Prunes, Carrots are but a few of
Gerber's Strained Foods carefully
selected and steam cooked without
added water Ito retain precious
vitamins and minerals. Puree
smooth, they're easy for baby to
digest. Try them.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
BEAUTY AND The BEST

A NYoNE WITH COOKING SENSE
II knows that three senses must
be satisfied If q meal is to be q sue
cess-taste, smell and, OF course,
seeing. Ever notice how faces
brighten when you bring on a dish
that looks extra fancy? Well, just
about the quickest and best way I
Evening star., 1947-01-08
PATIENCE REWARDED

TN LOOKING BACKWARD 1t seems We
have waited a long time for new
household equipment to replace the
old. But our patience is more than
rewarded. AS soon as Norge engi-
neers could give time and thought
to new ideas and constructions they
did, with the needs of modern liv-
Evening star., 1947-01-08

QUICK CUP CAKES
IL c. Bisquick large egg
n c. sugar c. milk
2Tbsp. short u tsp. vanilla
ening
Mix sugar and Bisquiek, cut in
shortening till mixture looks
like meal. Add other ingredients
and proceed as with any cup
cakes. 55
Yum! says the family. So easy to dc
says you, with Bisquick on tn,
pantry shelf.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
rHIRsr-oUENcHINc FOOD

Mot OFTEN does one think of food
IN to quench thirst. But that's
the case If you drink Vegamato-
like drinking salad. The garden
fresh juice of carrots, beets, sweet
green peppers, tomatoes, spinach
and parsley generously blended
with real lemon juice are the vita
Evening star., 1947-01-08

min-rich ingredi-
ents in Vegamato.
The flavor is glori-
GUS, I find, and I
know you and
yours will, too.
There isn't a meal
in the day nor an
hour In the daV
Evening star., 1947-01-08

they're rushing headlong for the
nearest movie, she says they'll stop
to make themselves big SPAN sand
Wiches. That's natural, for those
tempting slices of juicy shoulder
and tender ham are sure hit with
hungry youngsters.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
BRIGHT BEGINNING

MANY A LUNCHEON or dinner ]
lHl start with flourish by serv-
ing Betty Croker Vegetable Noodle
Soup and some unexpected accom-
paniment like icy cold carrot curls.
Evening star., 1947-01-08


The carrots I cut
in thin length
wise strips, roll
tight, fasten with
toothpicks and
chill in ice water.
The soup is even
simpler. Just
ny,ortv the rark.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
WHO ASKED FOR CUP CAKES

n FEVER LET IT BE SAID that you do
IN no baking because it takes too
much time and work. For Bisquick
saves both. It is an expert blend of
6 high quality ingredients, all ready
Evening star., 1947-01-08

old four walls.
A change Of po-
sition rests him
and gives him
a chance to rest
his eyes. When
it CO m e S to
food, b a b y
ag ain ofte n
1~A.Ne N14~~
Evening star., 1947-01-08

to go. just fol-
low the direc-
tionS on the
package for de-
licious biscuits
wames, pancakes.
All kinds of good
things. Here S
anOthar.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

h1lOW w d1o oRu4 h4C w O A4C62 ~
with that wonderful Minute Gela-
tine, made with fruit juice, the
speed-up one-saucepan way. For q
dessert with dash
PINEAPPLE MOLD
1envelope Minute Gelatine
Tbsp, sugar
&c. canned pineapple juice
Combine Minute Gelatine and
sugar in saucepan. Add Juice
and heat over medium flame
until gelatine is dissolved, stir.
ring constantly about 2 or
min. When slightly thickened,
add pieces of canned pineapple.
Chill until firm.
Before serving, you might add an
extra touch of glamour by sprin-
king the top with shredded white
coconut and dot with vivid red
plump maraschino cherries.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
COAST 70 COAST WASH LINE

IT'S CHARACTERISTIC of women. once
they find a really good house.
hold help, to stick to 1t. Thousands
of women to whom I introduced
Clorox, Americas favorite bleach,
disinfectant, deodorizer and stain
remover, when ! was conducting my
cooking schools around the nation,
are still happily using Clorox. Let
ters postmarked from Dubuque and
Daytona Beach, from Bangor to
Evening star., 1947-01-08

lays out a buffet
of bread, butter,
big pitcher of
milk, apples or
oranges. and of
course succulent
slices of SPAN.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

a rosy glow into your kitchen
future, capitalize on the happy
moment with a batch of brand
new meal planning ideas to
~ ofch
Evening star., 1947-01-08

RANGE, refrigerator mixer pressure cooker
you've dreaming shny-new appliance putting