davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
KOngres Dude uvazovati O
kontrole potravin.

Senator Flanders (rep. VT
pfedseda smiSeneho kongresnf-
no vyboru pro studium ceno-
vVch otazek prohlasil, re tento
vybor Dude velmi vazne uvazo-
vati o tom, nemajf-li byti kon-
troly V n6jak6 forme obnoveny.
PTedseda CIO Philip Muir
ray rekl, re Size pine podporu-
ie dobrovolny 1sporny pro
gram. re vsak jiste nebude do
stacuj1c1 a re Dude museti byti
pfikroceno k dalSfm opatrenlm
Murray k tomu cfli navrhu-
ie, ably jednak byly obnoveny
cenove kontroly potravin, ably
Wade bylo vyhrazeno umisteni
potravin a ably byla zakazana
spekulace S obilim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Rusove zadaji cd NsmcGG vice
disciplinv.

Berlin. Rusky velitel v
Nemecku marsal VASTLY D. So
kolovsky Sc obratil ma hence v
ruskem pasmu S vyzvou, ably
zvysili vyrobu a projevovali Vi
&c discipliny, poukazal k tomu,
re V mnoha tovarnach a dolech
jakoz ma drahach je pracovnf
discipline ma velmi mike 1rov-
nj. Byl by to, die vydaneho
prohlasen1, velmi nespravny
vyklad demokfacie, kdyby 81
kazdy myslel, re smf delati co
chce.
Prave naopak by mela demo-
kraticka zaTfzeni hence pri-
nett k tomu, ably vyrobu znac-
ne zvysili a zarucili tax celemu
narodu vysSf zivotnf 1roven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
UFad statu zakroci proti nespo
lehlivym urednikEGm.

Ufad statu oznamil, re lined
propust1 takove 1Tedn1ky, jichz
ponechani V sluzbe by zname-
nalo ohrozen1 statn1 jistoty.
Pro spolehlivost zamestnanc6
byly vydany sm6rnice S popi-
sem nedovolene cinnosti.
1. Osoby, kter6 podporuji
statni zradu neb ktere jsou We
spojenf s komunisty, majesty
neb fasistv neb jinYm hnutim,
doporucujicim svrzenf vlady
nezakonnJmi prostredky.
2. Osoby konajlci Spionaz.
neb jednajfcf primo neb neprl-
mo "a CHI mOcnost.
3. Osobv, ktere 81 pocfnaji
nesv6domit6 pTi nakladani S
dGlezitymi informacemi.
4. Osoby, ktere jsou We spo
jenf s lidmi, kterf bud vedome
neb i nevedome opatfujf infor-
mace ciZ1m mocnostem.
5. Osoby, ktere mali tax
slabou povahu, re je nutno O.
bavati Sc, re by molly byti
snadn6 zapleteny do svrchu u
vedenych Ginnosti.
Pr posuzovanf spolehlivosti
Dude tez pohlfzeno K povaho-
wynn nedostatkGm, jake opil-
stv1, pOhlavnf perverse, mravni
zkazenosti, hyTenf a odsouzeni
pro trestn6 ciny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Ostrov Two zasazen prudkym
tajfunem.

Guam. - Prudky tropicky
taJfun, provazeny vetry, zenou
c1mi sc 100 mil "a hodinu, "a
sahl ostrov Two.
Americky majetek utrp6l
ztraty, jez dosud nebylo MOI
no odhadnouti.
Tajfun docasne prerusil vse-
chino spojen1 S malou .armadnt
posadkou ma proslulem bojist
z 2. svetove valky.
DIE zprav cd cfnskych 10.
dafskych spolecnostf v Hons
Kongu velka vodnf stena, patr
ne vznikla silou tajfunu, zasa
hla Svatau Cine. Sta lid by
10 zabito a zraneno, sta domo
WI zniceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Luckman nezada omezeni
We svatek.

Protoze je nar1zenl setfiti
potravinami a n%ej1sti maso v
iiste dny, nebude nutno We swat
ky 81 maso nedopTati. Takove
lie ornament, die ktereho Dude
zadano. ably byl zachovan bez-
masny den v nahradu predcha-
zeiicf pondeli. Jsou letos tfi
svatky. jez pripadaji ma ctvr-
tex. Jsou to: Den D1kuvzdanl,
Vanoce a Novy Rok.
Ornament takove dial Charles
pTedseda vyboru pro
kontrolu cen a potravln usta-
noveneho. Ornament bylo Wy
dano jake odpoved ma cetne
dotazy, zda-li omezovani Dude
platne tez We svatky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
"Pravda" uvadi, Re utvorena
kominterna Sc Isl cd drivejsi.

~NO &c OAA
kominterna Sc Isl cd drivsjsi.
Moskva. - Moskevska "Prav-
da" rozvad1 v 1vodn1ku, re ko-
munisticke strany, zastoupene
v move mezinarodni organisaci
komunistickych stran budou
bojovati prot vsem zpGsobGm
americke dolarove diplomatic
v Europe.
Dale Sc tvrd1, re nyni zalo-
zena organisace komunistic-
kych stran nenf nikterak totoz-
nou S dr1vejsf komiternou zru-
Senou V roce 1913.
Tento 1vodnik "Pravda" po-
prve n~avazuje ma zalozen1 one
informacn1 kancelaTe V Belle
hrade a ma usnesen1, re cinnost
komunist6 Dude pro pT1pad
nutnosti soustred6na k spolec-
MENU pOstupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Armada a namornictvo potfe,
buje vice gasoIinu.

Narodnf olejova rada ozna-
mia, re jak armada tax LODI
stvo ~uplatnujf naroky ma INA
enc zvysenf dodavek jak motto
roveho tax leteck6ho gasolinu.
Vybor Sc proto obrac1 ma gaso-
linovy prGmysl s vyzvou, aby
byla zejmena stupnovana w
roba hodnotneho leteckeho ga
solinu.
Pozadavky armady a lodstva
byly zvyseny temer o jednu ire
thu pdvodne pozadovanehc
mnozstv1. M sc "a to, re IVY
sene pozadavky souvisf S vyvo-
|jem novych druhn zbran1.
~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Pfedbezne oznamenf zabav.

= 26. fijna.: Oslava 20. w
roc1 Csl. Republiky poTada
Sdruz. Csl. SpolkG V Baltimore.
Sobota, 25. riina 2.
MaSkarn1 Pies poTada Klub
Mladeze car" V Del. Dome.
= 8. a 8. listopadu: Oslavy
75ti-let6ho trvanf Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk".
= %. listopadu ma Oslavu
75ti-leteho Jubilea Osady Sc
hraje Ochtonicky Spolek Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava "Bab1 Leto" V
Auditoriu osady.
- %. listopadu pofada Tel.
Jed. Sokol Washington "Slav-
nostnf Akademii."
= 80. listopad = nedele Cd
pol. v Delnick6m Dome Film
abraham Lincoln" poTada o.
stTednl-V ybor G.. l. O. We pros
pech csl. sirotkG.
- 81. prosince "Sylvestr' "
|Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic.
" nedeli, l.. unora 1913
"VeTejne Cvicenf' v Sokolovne
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
IA. 1nora v Delnickem
Dome = "~Srdeckova Zabava"
|poTada Csl. Krouzek Zen.
Program zabav Slovenskeho
Narodniho Domu:
1. listopadu = Halloween
Tanec
%. listopadu - Katerinovy
Tanec
13. prosince = Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince = Silvestrovy
Program pro tanecn1 zabavy
"POKROKU".
8. listopadu = Tanec.
81. prosince - Sylvestr.
"a. ledna 1913 = Selsky Pies.
20. bTezna 1913 = Josefovska.
1. kv6tna 1913 = Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
Nebezpeci v Mandzursku.

Peiping. = General Gang
Kajsek svolal pa poradu sve
hlavni vojevudce, ably Sc S mimi
radil 0 nebezpecn6 posici V
Mandzursku, kde komuniste
hrozl, re nechaji nationalistdm
jen malou cast 1zemi V bohate
severovychodnf Mandzurii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
AlOiS POkOrny

a nynf spankem vecnym drfma
ma Narodn1m Hrbitove. S pocl-
ty meme lasky a vd6cnosti pfi-
stupujeme ku hrobu Tvemu, co
ddkaz, re stale ma Tebe vzpo-
mlname, drahy obraz Tvuj u
stavicne V srdc1ch svych chova-
me a pamatce I've 1techu HE
dame. Spi klidne a bud uJls-
ten, re We vzpom1nkach naslch
ziti budes ma vzdycky.
Veunj1 I've pamatce:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17

anebO lze-ll pfedv1dati roZpo-
ry, ktere by vedly k drastictej-
simu resent. A tn jest mono
takrka s bezpecnosti vedeti
predem, IDA Tecn1k nastupujf-
CT rostrum Dude mluviti pro ci
prot - Poole toho ke ktere
|skupine statG patti.
Do nedavna byly cleny Spo-
|jenych Narod1 jen 55 stat1G,
nynf pfibyly diva dalsf a Size
Yemen a Pakistan, ktere IVY
silly pocet ma 81. Rusko Sc O.
hrazuje prot pfipustenf Italie
Ia elena a zapadn1 biloxi klade
oposici k vyclenenf balkan
skych statG. - Skutecnost, re
brazilsky zahranicn1 ministr
Aranha byl zvolen "a predse-
du valneho shromazdenf pTi
prvnim zasedanf, ma mfsto au-
stralskeho Evatta, jest povazo-
vana mnohymi "a usmirujfci
zjev, nebot jeho umirnenost,
zp6sob, jednanf a nazory mali
prratelstejs1 pojeti u vsech statud
Nenf tn rozdflu mezi r1tzny-
mi staty a vlajky vsech, wye
sovany kazdeho dine v kruhu
pred zasedacf SIM ma zerdfch
jsou postupne meneny tax, ably
byla rotace. Straznfci konaji-
CT sluzbu jsou temef vyhradne
vyslouzilci z valky We Spaniel
sku, kteff byli trikrate raneni.
Od 3 bod. rano zacfnajf Sc wy
silati zpravy k rGznym clen1m
ISpojenych NarodG ma rozsahle
siti. Brzy potion tlumocnfci
zacnou prehlfzeti reci delega-
til, S nimiz Sc must seznamiti
Vetsina tlumocnfkn jest naro-
zena v Rusku (mnozi z mich
dokonce z aristokratickych ro-
DIM a nekteT1 dovedou az AZ
reel! Plat takoveho specials
ty jest So, 700 - coz jest tolik
plat $4,000 americkehc
1rednika, nebot zamestnanci
|Spojenych Narodd neplatf da.
nj. Trygve Lie, generalnf ia.
iemnik ma dane-prosty plat
$4,000, mimo to $4,000 ma
r1zne vydaje, k tomu $4,000
najemneho ma dim a ma udrzo,
vani bytu, coz pc sectenl obna.
81 $4,000 vice neil dostava
president Truman pc zaplace.
nj federalni a statnf dane. Me.
ri correspondence, kterou Lie
dostava isou dokonce vyzvan1
ably vyslal vojska do nekterycl
zemi JIM a Stredn1 Ameriky
k potlaceni revoluce nebo k cd.
straneni usurnatorske vlady.
V pfestavkach a pred a pc
zasedan1 sc najde vzdy hodne
osob, ktere Sc pokousi ziskat
podpisy vyznamnych osobnost
z nichz Gromyko jest nejpopu.
larnejsf.
A tax plyne den pc dni =
vasne Sc vyb1jej1 a mnohe rec
isou zaznamenany a uveTejno.
vany pc celem svete jake his
toricke p~rojevy.
Hlavne vSak Zalezi ma tom
re Sc schazeji a vymenuj1 ma.
zory ma svetovem foru pred &c.
lynn svetem, ma m1sto toho, ably
tajnou diplomacif "a zavreny.
mi dvermi cachrovali a rozho.
dovali o osudech lidstva. Ones
nj doba piece jen ma tn vyho.
du, re poskytuje obcanstvU
vsude moznost. ably Sc projevi
10. Demokracie umoznuje vo.
licGm, ably do popredi k roz.
hodovanf O svetadejnych uda.
lostech stavela muze, kterf jsou
povazovan1 "a nejleps1 a tito
pTedaci re vSech stat1 Spoje.
nych Narod1 sc schazej1, ably
pomohli konstruovati osud clio.
vecenstva pro budoucf veky.
Pokud narody sveta verf '
demokracii a ~provadej1 il slo.
VEN i skutkem, nenf zapotTeb.
obavati Sc, re by svet upadal-
mGzeme mfti v1ru, re nase pc.
tomstvo ocekava lepsf budouc.
most.
Delnicti vIddcove nemusi poda.
n nrotikomunistickS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-17
v z P o M / N K A

Jiz opet nadesel pro mas ten
smutny den II. F1jna neb Dude
tomu Al rokG co S nami sc
rozloucil mas mlovany manzel
2 Otoc
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Boy Scouts Plan Court of Honor In December

Members of the Valley Scout ing committee, which met last week, decided that the next Court of Honor for Valley Scouts will be held Dec. 19. A board of review will be held prior to the Court of Honor Parents night will also be held that evening.
 Plans are still tentative, ac- cording to Victor Alfsen, Scout master. However it is hoped that Wasilla Scouts will participate in the Court, which will be at the United Protestant church. Re treatments will be served to Scout guests at the conclusion of the program.
 Announcement of meeting time and participating Scout troops will be made soon.
 Committee members at the meeting included Vernon Frid- ley, chairman, Gilman Lindsey, secretary, Emil LaWalter, out door man, Jack Maze, exam finer, and Victor Alfsen and Wal ter Huntley, Scoutmasters.
 Appointment of another com mittee member, who will be named finance manager, will be made shortly.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Community Calendar
SATURDAY

PHS-2OO 0. M. basketball game in gymnasium. 8:15 pm. Inter-squad curtain-raiser at pm.
 DANCE in gymnasium immedi- ately following basketball game.
 SUNDAY FIRE DRILL for members of Valley Volunteer Fireman's Association. 2 pm. at Kings garage.
 MONDAY DAIRYMAN'S ASSOCIATION meets in Extension office at 8 pm. COMMUNITY FUND committee meets at home of Les Ray. s pm. CAMERA CLUB meeting at Palmer Photographic Center. 7:45 pm.
 TUESDAY SOURDOUGH HOMEMAKER'S club Christmas party at Un- garo home on Monaghan farm. 8 pm. C O M M U NIT Y CHRISTMAS meeting at Extension office at pm. MOOSE LODGE AND WOMEN OF THE MOOSE meet at 8 pm. FIRE ASSOCIATION meets in Legion Clubrooms at 8 pm. CoffeY Insures Everything
 Remember? Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06

Thursday evening between 2 and 10 p.m., when basketball. vol leyball and badminton equip ment will be available.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-06
Army To Donate Hospital To Valley

age U Ifs up 10 you" he said. "to
 do the work now. I expect
 help now and I expect plenty of ii. I have committed the
 whole Valley to this project" He listed as immediate needs storage space for equipment to be given by the Army, as well as labor to handle it. Architec- tural drawings must be prepared at once, showing preliminary plans for the central building. The foundation must be cleared Plans must be formulated to pur- chase the lot. It is for sale for $3,000, too high for Hospital As sociation funds.
 Later, volunteer workers will be needed to dismantle the old hospital, move equipment, move the nurses quarters, and help on the new buildings. For that work, Dr. Garret said he expected busi- nesses and shops to cooperate by locking their doors for a day or two in order to free employees for work.
 The Chamber of Commerce re- solved to support the project Whole-heartedly and to see it through.
 Members discused at length
 initial steps leading to the pur-
 chase of the lot and the pre-
 liminarY architectural floor
 plan. Ii was finally decided to
 name a committee of three.
 Jack Maze. C. w. Peters and
 H. G. Bryan. to spearhead the
 work.
 The first action of the com mlttee was to call a meeting with Victor Rivers, architect, and l. M. C. Anderson, Farm Home Administration head for this area. MT. Rivers was to submit drawings for the new structure, while the committee talked prices for the hospital lot with MT. Anderson.
 Several Chamber members of fered help before they left the luncheon Wednesday. H. G. Bryan preferred the use of his car and trailer; Carl Meters vol unteered to handle all necessary hauling; and Mrs. Dorothy Henke offered to help with hospital bookkeeping until offices are set up in the new building. Dr. z. M. and Mrs. Fineman offered their services, as needed, during the next six weeks.
 In other business taken up, it was decided to postpone the cleo tion until next meeting, in order to recruit more members. Al Ha- gan protested, pointing out that bylaws call for an election at the first December meeting. His pro- test was overruled.
 w. C. Mau. Chamber head,
 announced that MT. and Mrs.
 John Witt had offered a lot
 as site for Palmer's proposed
 fire station.
 w. L. Zeile reported that Chamber members have permis- sion to use the gymnasium each
Evening star., 1947-04-10
|1heaier Ticket Case
10 Resume Next Week
In Small Claims Court

The case Of seven persons asking
the small claims branch Of Munici-
pal Court to grant them refunds
on tickets purchased for q show
at the National Theater last De-
cember II will be resumed Wednes-
day before Judge Nadine Gal
lagher.
Counsel for the theater, who pre-
sented three witnesses yesterday,
contends the group conspired to
restrain the trade of the theater.
Three OF the plaintiffs have been
identified as members OF the COM
mittee for Racial Democracy.
Cyril n. Grody, vice president Of
the e Street Theater Corp. Of New
York, owners Of the National, tes-
titled that, as a result of groups
OF 80 to 40 persons seeking refunds
last November and December, the
management decided early in De-
cember "to take steps to protect
our business"
Signs Posted December 10
He said that, on December 4, the
theater posted signs forbidding re-
Evening star., 1947-04-10

eomh favor of zesty, piquant mustard and spicy
FOC>, Mustard with Horseradsh works taste.r
casserole dish! The same thing goes for the way tn
favored condiment improves meat, fish and dress
reason urge you to ask for it!
Evening star., 1947-04-10
District Group 10 Attend
Hearinu Conference

About 25 members of the wash.
ington Society for The Hard q
Hearing win attend the Middle At
lantic Zone Conference Of the
American Hearing Society In Balti-
more, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rose Feilbach. executive
secretary OF the washington society,
will act as moderator at the social
service session and Miss Frances
Downes, aural rehabilitation aide 1t
Walter Reed Hospital, will take part
In the panel discussion.
Washington viii be represented In
the lip-reading contest by Miss
Elizabeth Smitskamp. with Miss
Virginia Michaelis as alternate. A
silver cup win be given to the win
ner.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

funds after Z pm. foe evening per-
foFmances and pm. for n1attnees
III addition, tickets were stamped
with 3 notice that no refunds would
be granted to those persons failing
to conform to the Known policy
Of the theater, Mr. Grody said.
Under cross-examination BY At
torney George e. G. Hayes, the wit
ness said the corporation had first
considered printing notice to the
effect that no colored persons would
be admitted. But, he continued. he
was advised against this because
1t was felt it would antagonize" the
colored population here.
He told Of having correspondence
with Miss Ida Fox, described as ex-
ecutive secretary Of the COMMITTEES
for Racial Democracy, during No
Vember. The witness read from an
article which he said Miss Fox had
submitted to him for study.
The article purported to outline
one Of the committees projects as
having large groups of colored and
white persons purchase tickets and
seek admittance at curtain time.
Mr.. Grody quoted the article as say
ing:
"As long as they continue to turn
away and refund the money OF large
numbers of people, they cannot OPP
crate at a profit"
Action BY Cooperation.
Mr.. Grody said the corporation
then decided that 1--WE would have
to stop making refunds when inter-
racial groups appeared" He added
that, "if we had continued making
refunds, we would have soon gone
out of business"
Another witness, Ralph Mari, said
he was hired by the theater on De-
cember 2 to serve as doorman and
special officer" He testified that
mixed groups appeared at the thea
ter on December 3 and again on
December IL, Both times, colored
persons in the groups were told they
could not enter, Mr.. Mari said.
Mr.. Marr testified picketing of the
theater began In December and con-
tinues up to the present. He said
the pickets carry placards with the
name of the Committee for Racial
Democracy.
Percy A. Booth, who said he had
been In charge Of the theater's box
office for 1914 years, testified that,
on December 3, he made a total OF
"a ticket refunds.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Library Of Congress
To Show Old Charts

Old sea charts Of the 14th to 17th
centuries win be exhibited today in
the Maps Division of the Library
of Congress, according to Luther II.
Evans, librarian Of Congress. They
win remain on view until May s.
The charts, known as "Portolan
charts" from the italian word 'por-
tolano," meaning books OF sailing
directions, were used by seamen in
the Mediterranean and along the
coasts Of Europe and Africa. It is
believed the charts used by Colum-
bus were of this type,
Evening star., 1947-04-10

SciAnce Monitor news bureau here:
senator Aiken, Republican, Of Ver-
mont; Senator Sparkman. Demo
crat, of Alabama, and Elmer Davis,
wartime director Of the Once of
War Information and news conn
Ementator for the American Broad
casting System.
George v. Denny. III, the pro-
grams founder. win act IS modera-
tor. The broadcast win be pre-
sented At the Interior Department
auditorium.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Keep Foods FRESH!

Buying food at their freshest and
best is one thing. Keeping them that
way is another. That's why, as the
weather's warming up, / just hope
you have FRIGIDAIRE Refrig-
orator, for every Frisidaire feature
has been planned for one all-im-
portant purpose: To KEEP foods
good to cat! And that's just a
sample of the praise you hear every
where these days for a FRIGI-
DARE Refrigerator. More than
this, you'll find all the easy-to-reach
storage space you need -. all the
Ice cubes you can use, released
"trigser-quick" from "Quickube"
Trays. Then there's the famous
"Meter-Miser," the simplest cold
producing mechanism ever built,
which uses less current than an or
dinary light bulb! See one of the
new FRIGIDAIRE Refriserators at
your Frisidaire Dealers. Made by
Frieidaire Division of General
Motors,
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Radio Speakers Named
For Town Meeting

Persons prominent In public af-
fairs here win participate In .
debate on the subject, do We Real
ly Elect Our Own President" which
will be heard over Station WMAL
at $50 O'Clock tonight on "Amer-
ica's Town Meeting
Speakers will be Roscoe Drum
mond, chief Of the Christian
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Chinese Supper!

Want to show your "Teen.Ager"
daughter how to throw the best
party of the Sprins season. Thsn
serve a Chinese supper party =.
buffet style! Just order these four
famous LaCHOY Products from
your Grocer's -. Bean Sprouts 49,
Chou Mein Noodles :. Soy Sauce
and Browx Crazy Sauce. Then with
an eye on the directions right on
the LaCHOY label add celery,
onions and meat (veal, pork or
chicken) and produce heapins dishes
of LaCHOY Chow Mein that will
WOW" teen-aeer appetites. Have
bowls of crisped-in-the-oven Chow
Mein Noodles and bottle of Soy
Sauce alongside on the buffet and
let every guest help himself
piling the Chow Mein atop the
Noodles, and seasoning to his own
taste with intriguing in.favor Sey
Sauce! A REAL party at little cost!
Evening star., 1947-04-10

Speaking of potatoes Mr.. Spud has lately formed
brandnew and taste. triumphant partnership with the
zesty visor Of BEST FOODS Mustard-wth- Horse
radsh Just try this Slice pesotoss ond boil until
done Arrange In casserole and dot with morsuns
salt ond pepper throughout with thin eoot Of BEST
FOODS Mus1rd with -Horseadsh Top with Thin slices OF
onion. sarni.h with slices. promise you'll not
pass this dish without winning applause for the
Evening star., 1947-04-05
oN the an TODAY.

VN Ihe AK lvvAIs
WMAL, 5:oo-Brahms Tragic overture aud
"cephals q precris," from GrsirYs ballet, are
heard. Josef stopak tondueis.
WTop, 5.oo--Wlliam Shumans Prayer.
1913" and Brahms Third symphony played
W The Philadelphia Orchestra.
: VOL, 6:oo-The Cleveland symphony offers
Williams "symphony No. 5" and the prelude
10 Wsqaer's "panifal."
Evening star., 1947-04-05
LEON TOR1INEK q WALTER n.
T0nnINkR, Attes9sys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District. Of Columbia.
Holdins Probate Court:-zMo ,9s9I5. - Ad.
she spbssriSsr, Of the Dissrics q col,im6ia.
has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia. Lsttsrs Of Adntr-
Asrl;ss. isa1;ss siSso ~ tnewn s y. kasTs sypss.sn
sors S having II 1i Claims ssssirsss the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authentt-
18th day ot Msfsh. x-n. 1913: ethsrwiss
they may b. law be excluded from all
benefit q SAID estate; Given under y Hy
MERRITT: aIYa Cong; Aye, NV:
lumbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
J. FLrPPER DERRrCoTTE. Attorney for
Plaintiff, 6O1 D. Street. NV, DI. 0703.
Filed Jan. 80. 1e47. Charles Z. Stewart.

]. rLIrPER DEREIcoTTE. Attorney ss dsr
Filed Jan. 80. 1s47. Charles Z. Stewart,
IN THE pIsTRIse.fi' s.i' COURT or THE
United States for the District Ct colum.
1ee, SW Glfton w,asinsson Il hons ios s.inti i
eS IS. Unknown Known Heirs. pevisess and Alisnees
Of James Locker. James Thompson, and
tsadsnsss o5as cyl sS5ec
q this action Is to establish Of rss9oa
ss5 ssa Ps s7j paTs'M e. MsSs e.;
Fitch's subdivision Of. lots in Square
numbered three hundred and three t3Q5l
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia with
improvements thereon, known as premises
numbsE 2lQs Eieysnth, Street, No.'Un n; ~; n n
ssssrns;zs h. p. .Hui:,
ordered order T shas 1o't the defendsnts.. . the un::
James James Locker, James Thompson and Mary
THOMPSON cause their appearance to %
entered herein On q o before .1s- N nIss tSt
dss ds of *. Ssss pabossea q shs order
Otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as IN case Of default: provided z
the Washinston Law Reporter and The
Evening Star, good cause havinf. been
;ssss w f9siE a: sSas2g
STEWART, Clerk. By. CLARA r. coN-
NELL Deputy Clerk. fe1 ,16. mai .15,ap5.19