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Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
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in Washington
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bat GlibtouO Sen onterifariiden Eleit
Der Gcntpollc iiber $50 SnieIu inl
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Gte Note, sic in idariltem @egen-
lat 81 ben fitr5lidDel bGufigen MiB-
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9ern itebt. riei III Der 8pnocsbnlpt.
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ciner &reiiefonierenS gefragt, cb iei.
ner QlnIiht mad Mosfall ocrilde, ei-
nen 9rd3eoeu5falI 5l id}offelJ I'M Die
eigcnen GrobeutngspIdue 81 rehtfer-
iigen. Ter 5tuotslefrdtlr tuollte lid
9ier5u niht 1llbern.
Allgemein mar erqportet mor0en.
StlB Iid HnBlonD Den 8riten luuo at.
Itroliern III 0en Berlcngen onid1lie-
sen miro, Bob ole Gereinten Ndtionen
Sic Enfideionng ilbeT sic 3lrIlmft Der
N~}orIball,. Muriunens un0 9arotinen-
SilicIn 6tioiis 5iidieben %ioIGrtL Bis Elm
5rieoensnertral nit Sapan u5ge.
6loiien III. W~aari6aIl mcdJtc Weittei.
lltng bon ser Somiet Note, ole bier
eintraf. 9fliBlono itellte 5arin ieit0aB
iNie Ser. Stonten bel Scr @ro6erlu8
0ieier 9s1iell itnpeit grobere Gpfer
braften ais Sic iibriaeit Aaiietten.
Mlari9uII aa5 nod alloerc G.tlftG Sc
FAINT, bic Iid sum Seil chi oie anra-
rifaniid) rlliiiihen @e5ic3ungen be
6ogen::
Su Sem aIlgencinGn @lrS Ser
Ser. Stootcu biniihtlidl Ser europa.
iId}qn MISUNDERSTANDING lit tcine.
9l6peid!tng bon ben @rum0i1ten eit.
getretcn sic Saincs 8. 8prnc8 im
pori9en Gftober III Stllttglrt 5er.
fiin0et bat ltro Die altf Der EOts0a-
nler 4~ofiereil5 bonn Sui 1915 felt-
Belegt piroen.
Sine 81 f6pfige omerifaniiHe Dc
legetion lit iitr oie Mosfalter Sonic.
rell5 ottsacpGblt norOen lno miro
ma9rideinlid) ail 5. Wt1r5 BON bier
obfliegen. Inter oen Mitglieoern be.
finoet lid So6n Softer Gnlles, all.
BenpoIitiiher gerater Scr Republifa.
nii6en 4artci Der TriIbercn aonIeren-
3en 6eigclpobnt bat uno nit 3uitins
ntllitg Don Senator 8nnoenberg,oem
&orliten0en oes AlBenpolitiihen :
Nilsiduffes, fiir Mosfau nus8emablt
mur0e.
Die Ser. startsn oboiien 5utieiit, e
CAB Snoief lify Dem britilhen Iltge-
bot nlif @elpGbrnng Der SelbitDerpal.
tlula I'M SSobre 1913 gerpahieli 3eigen
ltno DEM 3piit 5lpiifen ser 9ongreB.
8ortci ltno ser Moslcm 9igo Elm
Glt0e 6ereiten miro.
Ger 8orihlog ser Ser. StnateiL
Die e6einaligen iaponiiden Mnrocts
Snieln ais 0itrate9iideS @ebiet" 3t
r~erqpalten, lrlroe porige ISOLDE Dem
Siher1eitsrot Der Gereinten Notio,
1len miterbreitet. Sic Ser. Stoateit
miiroen iiber oie Snieln Oieielben
&edlte bo6erp mie iie ibuen oilf @rlino
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28

bic 6eteiligten acknowledgements llll.
ter Dem Erltd Der 0elitldel oTreiitll-
chen Meimmg ipie Der mlerifonildlen
W}iIitdrrcgierpng nlinmebr, 1Die pe=
FAINT miro, SdJritte ergriffen ooll
oenen lie i'd iiir Die 3llfunit cine lait-
here Beih6ftSfiibrung Der bafbamt-
Itden @obliabrtserganflattonen per
lpreden. II.
Die atierffunijd)en Neb6roeA 0rii-
fen.eitb radOcm ole oeutId)cn gldtter
g~gidnueroen Deroffeutlidt butten mo-
mad, BEL Scr &erteiiung o~lnerifanildler
,,GAGg@ 9afete olrd) Ous &ote
Greu5 nidt oaeS nit reften 3inaell
sllqeqeliqen iei llno Ioldye ameritani=
ihe Qebensmittelgoben, Die nidt an
inoi1touelg gmpidiiger ooreliiert
maren, III oieletl 51lfsit tatid6lid)
QllteiL ulten 89's" liiro iogar ebenia-
liaen MtitgIieoern Der Gin Wfind)en
ais frnninel befuuoener) Simmler-
ld)en So" 2ellte 8uglte gefonmel
inns. gei ben 10 besGiidten 49,
Mannern 6anOeIte es iid I'M Seute,
oie BON Hotfreu5 8enmten an Steue
reIIiIder ODER politiider &~erfolgter
in &3.grboGungsbeinen ainterge-
bradlt mor0en lparen. So, iogar Ser
Ionen sic ais ,,8elaitete@, menll nidt
oIs 5dGuer6eloItete I'M Gimme Ser Ge.
nasifi5ierrng geitinmungen ,,einge-
ltuft" meroen muBten, iollen IN Ibrell
,snternierungSlagerii 81 ben 8eneFl=
8ianten Ser eigenartigen 9iebesgo6en-
80litif oes beDriiden &oten Rren3e2
ge60rt go6er.
eSSn 0ieler SrgnniIation boben tra-
0itionell ariltofratiide 9erionli6fei.
ten lilto 2eute Der ibnen geielidnit-
Iih tro politilh irobeItebenoen ge-
Dolferlngsfreiie ltets cine grpBe &ol-
le qeIpieIt. Sic amerifaniide Militdr-
reaierultg IieB eS mad Der 8elebang
GsutId[on0s BEL oieiem 3uItGnO be.
menoen uno iteate iid) anidngli1 alien
bon oeltIher oemofrutiiher Seitf
o~llsae6enoen gennltanoun9en oet
GerIonaIpo[itif limo @eid6itsfitbrlna
oes Soften Greu3es gegeniiber toltb.
N1an iueiB, 0aB Elm Mann, iibar Del
ieit auttoennofretiide @initelung fei.
men Mugen6lid Der 4nin0eIte 3lpeifel
beIteben fonnte, ndnlli1 4onlbert bon
@itteIsbad) Elm Brin5 Der ,,f0nigli.
den 2inie~ oieies 6ouies, bon unie.
rer MiIitdrregierung bolo mad Der
Gffupation an Die Spite Der bapri-
ld,en Gotfreit5.@ erpaltnng geltelli
murbe, lnO oab ieine 4lis6ootltng crit
mad langer 3eit ltno unter gr0Bteu
Miiben m0glid Nor.
Mls mad ser ginuabme 0es Na5i.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8udenpaIo Del
ga13e lmfnng oeS unbeimli6en Der.
breheriihen Srei6ens Ser 0ortiger
Eager 1a5is rllfbar mliroe unf
elm aniidrei oes gntiebens Ser gan.
sen @elt oaf oie oamalige @ntbiil-
lungen antlportetp, erinnerte man iid
ii6ernlI, SAB eS ein enoerer IiirItli6er
MotfreaS Mntn, Ser 6er5og aarl
@oliar0 BON Suhien- &oburg @ofbo
mar, Der ais B~rdiioent bes Geut.
ihen Motan areu5eS itno ais Ii3eprd.
iioent 6eS Snternafionalen 9fotcf
arel3eS crit I'M Sabre 1888 iiber 6ie
3AItdn0e IN Sems2nserseinep offi5iel-
len @erjdt eritattct batte, in 9eln
allie fdon oornnls in Die &eIt georun-
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
Scricts tu0rncit Grmps
pen rcr Spicnaoc

@aosfm - Gle SOUiet 3eitauo gen iaden."
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Pointers in
the "Vonden-
berg ROOM
q specioI Sen-
ote lunchroom
first used by
Senator Vor-
denber9-mork
the wall for
p q n e lin 9.
Right: Gloss
psSsstS OSS "-
ished. They ore
p q TT. Of the
chandelier in
the S en- q t e
Fonily Dining
Room.
Star STAFF Photos
BY John Koran
Evening star., 1947-11-16
SchooIboy
BY STANL


MRS. WNONA REED nodded toward a
AVA group of boys doing things with trac-
tors and bulldozers. and said:
If you were to mention science and math-
ematics to them they'd rise right up and
say they don't want any part of it. They
might not realize it. but they're getting good
doses Of it, anyway"
The boys were pupils in the engineering
course at Richard Montgomery High School,
Rockville. Nd. course which Mrs. Reed,
the instructor, would rather call Landscape
planning"
1T is engineering, all right. but on the
most elementary level and it would be better
not to get high falutin about it," she says
The class is considered unique in scholastic
circles hereabouts It is additionally unique
In having a woman instructor for a course
involving, as it does, such masculine doo-
dads as bulldozers, tractors, surveyors tran
sit, and. of course, blueprints. This is the
second year Of the course, begun strictly as
an experiment.
The II youths who take the course as
well as other subjects at the high school,
are healthfully engaged outdoors several days
week in practical study of how to make
ponds, level fields for football gridirons and
perform other useful landscape surgery
When the accompanying picture was taken
they were making fish pond for the Coles
vile Elementary School. Last summer they
Handicapped grounds on which Montgomery
County is to erect school buildings. They
also laid out the football field at their own
school, and soon will start work on 25-acre
outdoor laboratory, nursery and fish pond.
The boys not only learn how to operate
machine implements; they learn considerable
about drafting, surveying and nursery work.
The latter Is where science Is gently insin-
uated through learning about plants-trees
and shrubs, their growth and propagation.
Math is implicit in figuring the cut and MI
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Poge 6

The
hod to stepped
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
GIRL SCOUT NEWS NOTES

The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 9 took a hike on Wednesday after noon, finally arriving at Lucy Gill hams lovely home.
 We held our meeting first and discussed two possibilities for lead CT. We talked ever murder mys- tery to be written and enacted. Marjorie Malcolm was elected as chairman of the writer's commit tee. The members of the commit tee are Lucy Gillham and Anne Parsons with Shirley Casperson as adviser.
 The play will be very different to say the least.
 We were then served delicious drinks and delectable cookies.
 After the refreshments, we played various interesting games; and had a solemn ceremony in honor of the gods Owa, and Tagie of Siam.
 Our next meeting will be at Mrs. Kordenoff's home, Wednesday af- ter school
 MARJORIE MALCOLM, Reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
ROLL CALL OF ELkS,
 WITH BUFFET LUNCH, BRINGS OUT CROWD

The annual Elks Roll Gail last evening brought out a record at tendance, all seats in the main lodge room being occupied and an overflow in the balcony. Secretary William Riggs announced that 250 Elks, including g visitors, regis tered, but that many Elks failed to put their name on the books.
 The business session was short, and then followed the entertain ment of hillbilly songs and selec- tions. Chuck Warmer, Jimmy Gregg and Jerry Nottingham. local musicians, were the entertainers and they were given enthusiastic applause for their renditions. Wings Over Alaska PAA movie, was also shown.
 The fed was one of the most elaborate yet buffet-styled at Eks' doings and consisted of 90 pounds of roast turkey, plenty of dress ing, platters of crab and potato salad stacks of all kinds of tread, pickles and olives.
 Henry Hogue was entertainment and eats chairman and bis kiteh- en help wsre Oscar Cecotti, Stuart Houston and Fred Baxter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary celebrated their first birthday Tues day with festive Halloween party at the American Legion Dugout. Also in honor of the oc- casion was the birthdate of Jul iette Low, founder of Girl Scout ing.
 The table was decorated in white paper with a big pumpkin as cen terpiece. Oranges, all dressed up with pumpkin faces and paper hats, were made by the Brownies as place cards. The birthday cake was appropriately decorated with black cats.
 Health movies and cartoons wer@ shown followed by the singing of Brownie songs and reciting of the Brownie pledge.
 In charge of Troop are Mrs, Edward P. Chester, Jr, leader, and Mrs. George Playdon, assistant. Mrs Will Goding is in charge of Troop 13 and is assisted by Mrs Wilferd Johnson.
 Committee members for Troop s met at the home of Mrs. E. ". Carlson, committee chairman, Tues day to plan the activities for the next three months. It was decided to hold tea for Brownie mothers on December 2 at the Jeep Club. The Brownies will also
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

TRANSFER Business. SERVICE STATION, store bldg. plumbing rep. shop. SEVERAL good homes on Glacier Highway; Peterson and Tuttorm- son, 10A mi; Bednar, Aukv Bay, etc.
 DECKER Bldg, apts. and commer- cial rents.
 3-BEDROOM home, large base ment, garage, ? baths, cleo. kit chen. furn., etc. DUPLEX, nice location, fully fur nished, oil heat, priced to sell. ALBATROSS, 30 it. .cng, fully equipped for fishing, $3,750. PARTIALLY completed rooms and bath, Douglas, SACRIFICE for immediate sale. ' ROOM house, Douglas furnished ONE ' tube Console Radio, one table model radio = priced for immediate sale. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER cabin, Point Louisa, fully furnished, large sleeping quarters, unsurpassed view. Priced for immediate sale COMPLETE modern home, 18th St. with rental addition. Can be seen by appointment only. 4 BEDROOM house, Star Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

subsidiary companies had no bear ing on the case.
 Stephens declared that the Com mission should not only consider rate data but also the financial structure of the various companies. He insisted such evidence would help the Commission determine the future position Of lines operating to Alaska.
 Stephens kept up an examination of William Mccarthy, fla k a Steamship Company auditor, in an attempt to find out the extent to which the company's carriers were used for military traffic. Ewers ob- jected again.
 The hearing is being held at the request of various Territorial in- terests who contend present rates under the interim program are too high The interim program expires June 30, l948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
LESLIE R. H0GINS
 ES pR0MOTED IN
 COLUMBIA HUMBER
Appointment as Manager Juneau Retail Yard An-
 nounted by Morgan

Leslie R. Hogins has been ap- pointed as manager of the Juneau retail yard of the Columbia Lum- Der Company, according to an- nouncement made today by Thom- as A. Morgan, President of the Columbia Lumber Company.
 Hogins takes the position vacat- ed recently by Harold Sverdrup, who resigned and moved to Yaki- ma, Washington
 Hcgins is wellknown in Juneau, having resided here for 9 years. For number of years he was Supply Clerk at the Alaska Juneau Mine. He enlisted ir the Navy and served with the Seabees during World War II. Upon returning to Juneau he joined the staff of the Columbia Lumber Company as Assistant Manager at Junsau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
SCOUT TROOP NO. B
 HAS KNOT pRACNlE

Boy Scout Troop Nc. B met at 7:3o o'clock on Tuesday eve ming. the meeting being opened by our leaders. We had an inspection after roll call. We practiced on the nine tenderfoot knots for the benefit of the tenderfoots. We had a race on tying all knots and the Eagle Patrol won. Keith Wildes explained the tendeifoot requirements to the troop. Fred stewart played taps on his coinet at the end of the meeting.
 Eddie Dull, Troop Scribe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
RATE CASE ARGUMENTS
 ARE HALTED
Dispute Arises Relative to Describing Stocks of
 Alaska {. 5. Co.

SEATTLE -,cs. 50.--LR-U. s. Maritime Examiner c. W. Robin son has sustained an objection to Albert Stephens. Alaska Transpor- tation Company attorney, asking an Alaska Steamship Company witness to describe stocks held by hie c0m- rany during Maritime Commis- sion hearing on Alaska shipping rates.
 Ira Ewers, attorney for the Northland and Alaska Steamship Companies. entered the protest. He cent ended stocks held by Alaska in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

make Christmas stockings for the Orthopedic Hospital patients.
 On the Brownie committee are Mrs. Francise Mix, MT. and Mrs, Neil Fritchmen, and It. Condr. Edward P Chester Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
ANY OLD BONES?

SANTA ROSA, Calif.-tR-De- putty Sheriff IIumbert Panizzera said twas downright baffling. Somebody stole. AS cases of beer bottles from a Rincon Valley store al empty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
PUBLIC LIBRARY TO BE
 OPEN SATURDAY ?. M.

Beginning next Saturday, Nov. 1, the Juneau Public library will be open every Saturday afternoon. During the summer months the library has been closed on Satur- day afternoons.
 The usual story hour will be hsld Saturday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
3,95o,OOO ALCOHOLICS

DWIGHT, Ill. = R = James H. Oughton, Jr., director of the Keeley Institute, medical institution for the rehabilitation of alcoholics, es- inmates there are 3.950,0 alcohol ics in the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

From this date on I will not be responsible for any bills or debts incurred by Mrs. May White. (Signed) w. C. WHITE.
 --av. 718-t15
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

Fine fast Southern Pacific trains waiting to carry you to sunshine in Southern California, Arizona and the resort and guest ranch country of the southwest You can make connections southbound at Seattle or Portland.
 SIPS four daily traing to California offer you wide choice of accommodations and departure times. There's the luxurious all Pullman Cascade the fast, eco2omy Beauer, the comfortable KidmdM with standard and tourist sleeping cars, chair and coaches San Francisco and the West Coast through train to Los Angeles.
 There is room for you S F. popular trains south. To be of getting the accommodations you want, however, please make your reservations in advance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
FOR SALE

A MODERN desk and chair walnut
 finish, the size for living room;
 a 12 it. skiff with oak stantions and framing, put together with galvanized bolts and brass screws. 3.2 h.p. Mercury, 12 hour running. Both boat and motor in excellent condition. Ph. 921. 721-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
BROWNIES CELEBRATE FIRST BIRTHDAY Al
 HALLOWEEN PARTY

Brownie Troops No. 8 and IS by the Veterans of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
NEW REFUSE TRUCK ON
 STREETS HERE TODAY

The Peterson Refuse Company, Bcb Coughlin's outfit, came out with a brand new truck today It is a Ford truck, covered, with all of the latest attachments and devices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

EX-QUEEN IN SWITZERLAND
 LUCERNE, Switzerland-LR-The former queen of Spain, Eugenie- Victoria, and mother of don Juan, pretender to the throne, arrived here recently for an extended visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
The friendly Southern Pacific

For write G. Alton Canadian Gen. Agent St. Vancouver Bc J. w. Gaines. General Agent Dept, 1929 Fourth Ave, Seattle Wash or A.
 rmandy Agent 62z Pacific Bldg Portland l. Ore
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

BARGAIN property, S415 monthly income, lot over 300 it. long $13,- 500, S6,OO0 cash takes it. Call 336.
 8O0-t12
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

25 8 nm EASTMAN Movie camera. Liberal reward. Ph. room BOT Gastineau Hotel.
 719-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

PIONEERS OF ALASKA Meet Friday night at eight.
 -aov. 721-t2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

Mems two-panCs suits are now arriving. See them on display at GRAVES The Ciothing Man" 6 tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

Mattresses snu ro--1fa.n Girls wanted at Percy's Cafe. 665 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30
LEST AND FOUND

LOST-Gcld black onyx Eastern
 Star ring, inscription inside. Re-
 ward. Call Red 328. 721-t3 PERSON WHO took mans tan ga-
 bardine top coat on night of 18th
 at Elks Club, please contact Secy. of Elks Ledge. 72l-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

LOST-25 nm EASTMAN Movie
 camera. Liberal reward. Ph. room
 BOT Gastineau Hotel. 7l9-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

ROOMS FOX REN1. Down town location. Inquire at Darnells.
 657-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-30

ROOM-kitchen privileges - Home
 Hotel Phone 886.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
sl4s s., Antoine. columbi. Phone Clifford 2sa

Highlight Of the evening Of
fun was the judging Of the
"tackiest' costumes with the de-
cision being very hard 10 make.
After much elaboration the first
prize was awarded Mrs Isola
Graham, who wore a suit and
hat made entirely Of scraps
About her shoulders was fur
piece al questionable origin.
Second prize was awarded 10
Mrs LYDIA Gogglns. whose cos
tune consisted OF red and
white outfit, dirndl skirt and
blouse with slight mid-ritf
and shoes OF the vintage Of the
CAV nintieS With the costume
she wore hose embroidered with
flowers. and a breton sailor cap
atop a braid hsirdo. Receiving
third prize was Mrs. Geraldine
Fowler. who brought reminders
ct tho roaring twenties' with
= beaded gown. high buttoned
shoes ard a sash swathing the
hpane
Among those joining in the
fun we're Or and Mrs. Haley
Bell Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Cox,
Dr and Ms Boynton Milton.
" and Ms Lloyd LOOMS. DR..
and Ms Walter Harmon. Or
and Ms George Bran. Dr.. and
Ms Ted White, Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes Peterson. Mr. and Mrs
Jack RodGccs Mr. ana Mrs Her
bert Thompson. Mr. and Mrs
Willis Ware u and Mrs. Alva
Carroll Miss Victoria Mccall.
NJ ard Ms Melvin Fowler. Dr.
and Ms Remus Robinson. Or
and Mrs Robert Bennett. Mr.
and Ms George TAYLOR. M
and Mrs Peter Whitaker. Mr.
ard Mrs George Reed Dr. and
Mrs Charles Bugs, Dr. and
Mrs Charles Catchlngs Miss e.
DISC Owens ~ Battle Creek
Michigan. niece ~ the Carols
Mrs S-0wGcn Williams. LEROY
Dues Mrs Doris Pelham and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
BY BETTY BARCLAY

4 teaspoon sab
IL cups raisiu brGu
egg we'll beaten
y cup dark corn syTup
4 cup apricot Juice
teaspoon grated ocaoee md
teaspoon vanilla
tablespoons neited shorts@tng
tablespoons butteS o. mArSartAa
= cup dark corn syrup
Is 10 ~ canned Aprtcof ha&pos,
we'll drained
san Boar once. measure. add
baking powder. soda. and salt. and
sifi together three times Add bran
and mix ven Combine egE. syrup.
apricot Juice. orange lind. Vanilla.
and shortening Add 10 Soar mix.
ture. stirring only enough "
dam pen ali hoaF
heit batter IN sK6Ii inch pan
Add syrup and mir veil o. this
arrange aprtcots. Turn batter cat
on contents Of pan. Bake In moder-
ate oven 1850 ~ 81 minutes. %
until done. Loosen pudding from
sides Of pan with knife or spatala
TuIn upside down on dtsh With
aprioots oa top serve warm with
Whipped Cream Fruit sAaes, aaiag
additional AprtoOs jaics.
note: TIE folhOvtng fruias nay
b. substituted tor canned apricot
halves IN the above recipe -
slightly sveetsoed steved dried
apricots. "a slightly sWeetened
steved prunes, pitted ~ cups
sliced peaches a. slices pine
sezle. cut IN quarters Use CORES
ponding fruit juics IN hattar and
uhlppnd cream $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
Glce Club To
appear Here

Ire Lsne Co.eEe Gee Club.
Jscksor. Tenn VII sppear a.
s. Jorr c y Z Church r.
cay eren.rE MAJ ? 81 80 P
~ Tne Glee Clup e composed
a. egcteea vo-nE women ana
t're.te s1lcE men and .s Gracr
tire eCi.cc q Ms Co.gEe
y .c-c.>- Stephens Ms stephens
rcs1s NE voice department Of
Lane College
Ire Cleo Club VIII present
s4ca r.moes as Q@artette
t-or L-s Lammermoor Hal
le.4.sH Cho.ls from the Mes
an Ger Fo-esi O'eg Noun
tan by Ross.ni 'Inylct-s or
HUM Remember Now Thy
Creator o. Tolls from Farm
es Mass JOSHUA Fit De Bat
e IL Jer.ct0 o What Beau
ANA Cts King Jesus Is A
(. sfenirg Steal Away
Tire Glee CLUB is on tour N
MGR gar Illinois and OHIO Re-
cent engagements have been
filled n Tennessee and Missouri.
where large crowds acclaimed
tner7
Lane College is one ~ 33
colleges connected with the
CnNed Negro College Fund Dr.
- 8. va borough ls the pres
cent Ire school 8 directed hy
me Colored Methodist EpiSco-
pal Ch-.ch and was established
- wears ago bv man who vas
tormer slave out who later
rose 70 become the fitth bishop
IN re Coloyed Methodist Epis-
copsl Church ne late p shop
Isaac Lane Tire School bears
his name and was headed bv his
son. the late D J T Lane Tor
approximately 30 years
Tr0se in charge 81 arrange
ncnts are Joseph Compton
Gen ChrU a graduate 81
Lane where he was an orator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

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the ADpetites 81 tbose who take
advantage o. the oooi. fresh days
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sach psOpie seek hnrry-op foods
ihnt ars rally healthfui and sturdy
So here's menu for a Spring
porch or ruTnpas room luncheon and
aiuo a recipe Tor an Apricot RAtsin
Rran Padding that adds the perfect
hnish 70 any meal.
Cream ~ Spinach soup
Ham burger Toasttes
Buttered Toasted Buns
Celery and Carrot Stichs
Yogr favortte beverage
Hsn,huroor Toastbos
a pound Eround beef
cop corn fakes slighkiy crushed
1 teaspoon SAN
Dash q pepper
70 = tablespoons MIX - water
Combine ingredients and mir
we'll shape into aat CAKES and
pan brOa IN lightly CREASED pan
turning 70 brown 10Th sides hakes
8 cakes abo1f hlcaes N aAAme9sE
aots: One 60 wheat Aod matted
harasy fakes or f0% bran fakes
may b. Substituted for corn hakes.
inerease liqatd 70 tAblespooSs.
Aprteot Rstsir Bran Psddina
cnp sifted eogr
= teaspooa aoable-aeting hAking
powder --.-------
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