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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

OF YuIetide sweets, there are
none tastier than homemade
candies. With just a few ingre-
dients and tested recipes you can
coacoct some delectable treats
and gift-wrap them for Christmas
presents.
Brazil Nut Patties.
u cup syrup
y cup sugar
u cup water
u pound brazil nut meats
Combine ingredients. Cook to 200
degrees or the crack stage. Pour
carefully over brazil nuts arranged
over a marble slab. Loosen patties
before they become too hard to pre-
vent them from cracking.
Maple Creams.
l cup maple sugar
l cup light brown sugar
a cup water
u teaspoon almond extract
u pound nut meats
Cook the sugars and water to 240
degrees or the soft ball stage. Add
the almond extract and cool to luke
warm. Then beat until creamy.
Knead until smooth. form into small
balls ard place nut meat in each
ball
Stuffed MarshmallOws.
l boz marshmaliows
u pound nuts whole meats)
Lay the marshmallows out on a
table ard, with sharp knife, make
a cash into the center of each. Push
a nut meat English walnut, pecan,
hickory or peanut into this opening,
and press marshmallow closed with
fingers. They may be dipped in
chocolate if desired.
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

Some mixtures can be formed into
balls and speared with toothpick:
Mash anchovy paste with cream
cheese, and season with worcester
shire sauce and cayenne pepper.
Celery Balls: One cup of minced
celery. 8 ounces of cream cheese,
with salt and pepper. Roll in chopped
parsley.
Green Balls: One-half cup grated
swiss cheese, II cup minced ham,
~ teaspoon prepared mustard, egg
volk (raw) and salt. Roll in minced
chives or parsley.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
Fudge Squares.
makes 36)

2 squares unsweetened chocolate
"a cup butter or substitute
II cup light corn syrup
rs cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
IL teaspoons vanilla
2 cups quick oats, uncOoked
n cup chopped nut meats
Melt chocolate and butter in top
of double boiler. Add remaining in
gradients, blending thoroughly.
Pack firmly into an 8-inch square
pan. Sprinkle few chopped nuts on
top if desired. Bake in hot oven
(425 degrees) for IL minutes. When
cool, turn out of pan and cut in
squares. Store in refrigerator if
warm.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

THOUSAND LAUGHS. UNIQUE Jackas,
cigarette Dispenser. Holds 10 cioerettas
simply press doakey's head down, tail rises
gua rant Slips cigarette. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Send postpaid for 81 with order
OF Sl.l5 GOD. SANINiO INDUSTRIES
Dept. W-3, Spencer, Indiana. H"'
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
Make Extra Gifts
BY Baking Goodies
In Home Kitchens

Cookies make a wonderful holi-
day gift! Wrapped as glamorous-
ly as these, they'll solve many a
last-minute gift dilemma. Set a
box under the tree as an extra
gift, or take box of them to
your neighbor.
These are wonderful days in
the kitchen, for there's a hustle and
hustle of activity, warmth and
cheer, mysterious smells of some
thing good and the swish of gay and
CHEEKY wrapping paper and ribbons.
Yes, we're getting ready for
Christmas. But it's not just the holi-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

Of particular interest are cookies
and candies. You'll want to make
some of your own for the holidays,
so why not whip together an extra
batch and give some to neighbors
and friends? There's no better way
of expressing warmth and cheer
than something made by deft hands
and heart-load of good wishes.
Here's a taste-tempting cookie
you'll want to include in your cookie
collection:
Henrecies.
makes az dozen Pinch cOOkies)
u cup butter or substitute
u cup brown sugar
2 egg yolks
l teaspoon vanilla
2 cups cake flour
l teaspoon baking powder
1 cup ground nut meats
Il cup whole bran
Blend butter and sugar; add beat
en- egg yolks and 1avoring. Sift flour,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12


creased baking sheet. Bake in a
moderately hot 400 degree) oven
for 10 minutes. Note: Whole bran
may be added to the cookie dough
instead of rolling cookies in whole
bran.
Chocolate Drops.
Makes az dozen Pinch cO0kieS)
u cup butter or substitute
q cup brown sugar
egg, beaten
~ squares chocolate
tablespoons water
q cup sour milk
/ cup whole bran
l cup fiour
/ teaspoon baking powder
u teaspoon soda
a teaspoon salt
y cup chopped nut meats
Cream butter and sugar, add egg,
melted chocolate and water. Beat
well then add sour milk and whole
bran. Silt hour Will OdAIilS PONNSi,
soda and salt and add to first mix
ture with the nut meats. Drop from
teaspoon onto a creased baking
sheet Bake in a moderate (375 de-
pree) oven for Is minutes.
Date FavOrites.
q cup butter or substitute
~ cups sugar
y teaspoon soda
2 tablespoons water
cup buttermilk
8 cups flour
teaspoon salt
l teaspoon baking powder
cup nuts, chopped
l cup dates. chopped
Powdered sugar
Cream butter and sugar. MIX soda
with water and add to the butter
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
Tuninq Via Air

For tuning musical instruments,
the National Bureau of Standards
broadcasts the standard pitch in
music, 440 cycles a second for A
above middle c, continuously "a
hours day on a frequency of five
megacycles.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

Sale; Country Gen'l. Store. Gas Sta
\ Beer License, Naples. Idaho, on paved
,rav No. 95. 24-A. land including build
I with living quarters. Fine location and
,e e Price $4,000 plus stock and fix
! at Inventory of approximately $4,000.
Is BAXTER & MONKS AGENCY,
lers Ferry, Idaho.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
LYNN SAYS:
Serve Hors d'ouevres
with Hot Vegetable Juice

Cheese spears are easy 10 MAKE
,ice to nibble with hot tomato JUICE
Spear cube of American cheese on
toothpick, with walnut half and
a slice of sweet pickle.
pineapple spears go well with not
cider. Spear cube OF pineapple
then a cube of sharp cheddar cheese
and top with cherry.
Marinate asparagus tips and ron
in thin slices Of cooked ham. GILL;
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
,PEGoN,s WILLIAMETTE VALLEY

ogEGON'S WILLAMETTE VALLEY
yory apartment buildings. $500 per month
income Downtown. Full price $4,000.
rocery Store, includes Walk-in cold stor-
ne and all fixtures, 3-yr. lease with 5-yr.
option, S135 per month. Full price $500.
mes and Farms in and near Salem. one
d the fastest growing towns in oregon.
1 mild climate. Phone 3210
BURT PICHA, Realtors
IN. High st. Salem, Oregon
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

nv drilling machine mounted on trailer
snowcred by go HIP. Chrysler motor. So
! accessories include $50 drill pipe.
ky bailers, elevators. blocks, swivel,
1 bits and other items necessary for
4 wells or shot-hole drilling. Also 1887
" lla-ton s-speed truck. Price $4,000.
A. C. HORNUNG
THIRD St. W. Billings, Montana
Phone 9-1502
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

day feast we're
preparing f o T,
S i n C e kitchens
also may be put
to work to make
those wonderful
homemade pres
ents every home
maker appreci-
ates so much.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12

e.ol,ermatic stoker, $50 lib. capa-
lie: control, good Al condition.
lectr.o section hot water furnace. Will
cal o,y or together. F. HARL CAVE
'ara1sH Bozeman, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-12
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

milk. Add flour
sifted with salt g, o
! ] J !: ! !: !: J J
and baking pow ,eE~
der. Fold in nuts T
and dates. Pour IN *
into a shallow, \yA(
creased pan and ( n
bake 20 minutes I'm N
at $50 degrees. O-||
Cut into narrow
slices while still warm and roll in
powdered sugar.
*Ice Box Cookies.
1 cup brown sugar
u cup butter
l egg, unbeaten
11a cups flour
u teaspoon cream of tartar
" teaspoon soda
" cup pecans, cut fine
u teaspoon vanilla
Cream sugar and butter well to-
gether. Add the egg, flour, cream of
tartar and Soda Mix well and fold
in nuts and vanilla. Make into rolls
about 2 inches in diameter and
wrap each in waxed paper. Let stand
in refrigerator for "a hours. Then
unwrap rolls and slice about IS inch
thick. Bake on an INCREASED cookie
sheet in a moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) for about 8 minutes, or until
golden brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

The January commencement
IS being held IN order d Pitt
the estimated 1890 students who
would have TO be accommodated
< the CUSTOMARY combined com.
mcncement were held n June
The activities viii include a
Swing In" and a luncheon
FISK UNIVERSITY. Nash .llc.
Tenn The Fisk Jubilee Singers
we're heard IN special pre-.
Christmas haf hour broadcast
over The NBC national network
SUNDAY morning Dcccnber -
This year the singers ole ccie-
brating the 18TH anniversary on
their beginning having just e-
turned lfOm "a tour Of Cent Sc
America and countries Of The
Caribbean
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
Joseph Sylvester McDuffe
BOOB Caroline md-yesr senior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Down SaddI :.
Shoe Lane
BY BeiiYs c. Game,

The Dc Nantcs' dsnr,
a very different but nice
last week, IL was given @
Crafimcn's Club At 275 +
There was dancing mon IN
am OIL past ~ O'clock
Among the crowd pSspp, uc
jeanne Jackson Jack W.a
Don. Johnson Edward Ras.
SON. Gilbert Holmes. lislhe.,,
Howard Joe Scargs. D.,b'
Dennis, Willie Bolas. Thp
Scaggs. James Hully. EoNs
Quinn LOIS Benton Arnold AN
and Jackie Greenhouse
George Gaines Of l
avenue bad q few kids
good time Xmas exc Ne,s
dancing In the game ioo ors
Dolores LLOYD. Lmine
Robert Terry June Bonnie llo,.
ry Nixon. Florence IL
Harold Bonner Sitting INA
tic bar were Bettvc Cam R5.
bcii Mcconnell, JimnV
san Poole Beverly Trspa as5
a fcv others
Miss Marion Th3rnioa AL
sctetar kids over for ps.
Christmas party Saturday Ds.
Cenbcr % Everyone scee a
have a very nce TIME 81,
There were Joe Scagg Daa
Coip 10 Bct,ve Gaines W
gy Weiss KAY and C5ous
Dent Marvin Ficlds n er,
Howard Orvlllc Carte lcns
king Callcn James S q IN.
port r Malcolm G Dsa Bn.
dan II Evans. Godfrey F
Clyde w EIendlcv. John W Hr.
tor D. " NJ Howard " 81
johnson, Walton A Low D.
Thomas " Malone " Ii
Iilynard Nm Meadows F
Perks Ferdinand " Per IT,
George y Porter Coos "
Reed Alphonso Smith
W stephens Willie l. ,,
Casl II Strickland Rab Z.
Thomas. Stuart W Toadlt ts.
se> l. Walden j. Az I.
Wells md Frank z Wns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
ROSEVILLE

II Fannie johnson g
Pacl 81 and AbtM M
'he noihe Mrs Lucy tl
30 Ilolly Springs. M SIZE
pa cd awal Dcccnlb, IA
p $3.50 tnddgen -
u ani 2 great granac
Ai John Mccoy t]
Zen Mile Road wishes s.
nor sorrow for M
Jun MCCOY
o wears age
1870
M J Thompson "a
ae ~ Cleveland .
ptnt the Christine 4,
with his daughters
a NeW lcai $ Eve pes
u ~ tac home Of y y
M Hoffman Hams q;
tsc guests we're Nj 81 y
lass nce Wilson % ~
Nl. A Thompson ~ r
Oh n and Mrs .
Nu y and Ms Albc Nc'
. Miss Thompson of A,aos
ni II and Mrs james Jones'
.Ai had swell time
THe Good Hope Baptlst
Ns visited bH Rev OH W
Ca f3cnd OF The
rs Moore Tho SUNDAY s.hool
won t9c Baptist SUNDAY Q''
lmQn ~ Macomb Count y
uc The church had 70 ~
muuan Sunday jana ,
1910 n On evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

stldcit IL Lincoln Unycsiv
ScFao. q Law cecyed special
pet'.loa 70 taac tic bar cx
ail'ay,lno AFTER completing iIvc-
siNiHS o' ris work with INCH
sonoiasilc average He passed the
bas and was sworn in as a.
member 80 the Missouri Bar
CLAFLIN COLLEGE Orange
burg S O. "A nine week sum
mc school ior 1887 has been
announced bv the office az Dean
Ernest a Finucv Funeral ,cfy.
itcs we're held for Henry Pear.
SON. o2 dean emeritus ~ Olaf
jim College. at rgntv Methodist
church Tuesday Dean Pearson
died attcr having been struck
hr train near the Southern
Depot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Kollege Kampus Korner

WAYNE UNIVERSITY De-
troH McrEsr-A mid-ycal con.,
crceucrt ~ accommodate stu.
cent, pttinc Their degree
nos We end Of the current
scrci nd those who corn
pie. ;sc work last August.
has -,cn announced by Cnr
1tacals. for January d.
Accompanying her on The TIP
hc cousin Esther Arlington
Sunday afternoon was the dav
TIE lives Of Edna Lett and
Lester Williamson as they poke
hrif vows IN Battle Creek
Michigan Both ave teachers at
the Oakwood College Of Hunts
willie. Ala
CLIMBING
Cadet Edward Rice wills IS
now wearing his Omcga Pin.
West Point is proud o. HIM and
so are we
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Tour Set For
Joe Louis

NEW YORK (CNS - 1.
Vrh $4,000 cXhlbIton 9o"
with Arturo Godoy ~ NtN.eO
Cl,v on February 5th ht W,
wcglt champion Joe Los !
fight his way through CoT q
AwC ca on q tour that wll, enc
early In March Joe wlll aAs
local favorities in scte 81
countries and at the same ne
pile up a little coin for iAc y.
turc on his return, Louis ~
60 20 Britain and Europe eNu
there is talk that he may Sis9
VISIT South Africa, Australia Ia
thc Philippines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
FAMlLY REUNION

14dren ~ tie late
aa y Nelson sn,a were
fot the tt time
ie years Coming
and nea the lauls
uded Rogers SnGth ~
Aar an Cahfornia Oslof Oh
Wellington Calf and Paul Who
aa been aor9ad for nine wears
4e has sung with the symphony
O CHI ira ~ the Holy Land
Jerusalem lic also pcut time
lin H1nsa Tuk key and Austria
Iu5 Smith VIII ic.gn 20 Detroit
soon io sppear concert re
Iat present, resident Of Now
forE Also lrom Battle Creek.
Michigan was Mr and Mrs
Hugh Smih The r C.. Smiths
and sons % Detroit Gladys Mr.
ard Mrs Theodore Stallworth,
Mr and Mrs James Townsend
and family Donald who came
iron New York and Constance
+. Coming in from Los Angeles
were two Of the family's nieces.
. Marjorie Smith and her sister.
Mrs Elizabeth Pratt Christmas
me entire family had dinner az
the home Of the Townscnds Of
/ Hartford avenue
Visiting her family and friends
Hast week was Freddie Smith.
lShe is new living in Topeka.
Kansas
Olive " Walters OF Baltimore.
I MARYLAND N visiting her sister.
, Naomi TAYLOR Tho guest is the
lovely wife Of Dr. j. II Walters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
ALONG THE
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BY CECll B0YkIN

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OF itci idco. % live up d per-
sonal terms 70 the dcrocl acv
hyy themselves SGT up stand
ards these failures ae in a
way icsponsbIe for ta general
total lci-do"n H accuses
Ine Amerean> of coming into
hene onngn- pe md STAY.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Chatter
BY Verneaker porier

! was supposed 90 have gone
"a New YORK Sen ne hoAday
season and spent month De I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
sisTERLY LOVE

elrGrf & Lr'o F Drt
Eatncel t1e rc u anne
= ro wood tg tfct
tre.'ls ~ ~ Oae Ok their
ar1 p. iie. ~ 'Ge to.,-
cs w thc i1s'aua-
r Brc4 Th elaborate oc-
trn place I'D tac romc
~ ,-r Allen Van ri 1f Wnlte-
W Detot she had been living
ccen'.r Rive Rouge. and
IS alvirc1 - he husband Ea-
ward Richard Parker three sons
end daughter Burial was
from s. Pa1ls ANE church
in Deirsy Rth ire Rev David
A Bake officiating Burial was
W The Memorial Park Cemeterv.
Pvt Manuel Hsskin j. q
Consnt avenue was holiday
guest r. hls parents
GUEST OF PARENTS
CPL Leon Nnlne ~ Church
street was guest ~ hs parents
f0r the holidays
Home from Michigan State
Normal COLLEGE for The HOLIDAYS
sge Idd Holland of Consrt awe
ngc VIVIAN Blunt Of Consnt
avenue ord Harold g Camp
bell % Clark street
Phone your news 10 1885
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

Joseph Sylvester McDuffe
BOOB Caroline mid-ycsr senior
Evening star., 1947-01-09
|Notion,s S Tire Supply Still Sporty
In Spite Of Record Production

While the November survey
showed that Washington still was
short of enough tires to meet the
demand, because of the require
ments Of the Government here, a
more recent check through motor
clubs and local representatives OF
some Of the biggest tire n1anufac-
turers indicated there are enough
of the popular sizes here to take
care of need.
Some Of the odd sizes still were
said to be out Of stock, but the
ones most in demand, particularly
{. 6.00x16, were said to be obtainable.
If some dealers were temporarily
out OF this popular size, it was said
the customer usually could obtain
what was needed elsewhere in town.
With the overall production on
a rising curve of higher production,
making an outstanding record, .
one Federal official familiar with the
situation said there is good prospect
barring labor troubles" for plenty
of tires to supply all needs for
spring and summer driving.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Death by Natural Causes
Ruled in Womun's Deoth

Chemical analysis of the blood Of
Mrs. Eliza Kettler, found dead in a
washroom of radio station WWDC
on the morning of December 30,
indicates the 35-year- former
woman marine died of natural
causes due to heart condition and
acute alcoholism" Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald revealed this
morning.
The blood test showed an alco-
holic content of .46 Of. Il per cent. A
content Of Is of l per cent is re-
garded as evidence of intoxication,
the coroner said.
During police investigation of the
case, a companion of Mrs. Kettler
told police of a drinking party dur
ing the preceding evening. A certifi-
cate of death from natural causes
was issued.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
TsaIdaris 10 Submit
To Test Vote Jan. 16
BY the Assoeioted Press

ATHENS, Jan. ga well-informed
source reported today that Premier
Constantin Tsaldaris, whose resig-
nation has been demanded by par
liamentary opposition leaders as the
price for their participation in a CO.
alition government, had decided to
put his. leadership to test vote
when Parliament convenes January
is.
There was no immediate confirma-
ton from Mr.. Tsaldaris himself.
The question of broadening the
cabinet has been primary political
question since early November. The
issue was temporarily showed into
the background during the Prenaier's
visit to New York to present Greece's
complaints against her northern
neighbors to the United Nations Sc
curity Council, but was revived on
his return.
The National Union bloc, headed
by former Premies Sophocles Veni-
zelos, Panayotis Kannelopoulos ano
George Papandreao, has stated tina,
it would not participate in a gov
ernment headed by Tsaldaris.
Themistocles Sophoulis, 86-year-
old leader of the second strongest
party in Parliament, has issued a
similar statement.
Press dispatches today reported sc
guerrillas and % government troops
killed in a two-day-old fight still
under way in the neck of Greece's
Thracian bulge into Bulgaria near
| the Turkish border.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
WoMEh,s TAILORED SUITS

brown and royoI Sizes TO- H. IA, le le------ S4975
l2-oz.
wosted smoiI check; ton and blue Size l4---- $3.50
$es5o Hond-woven Tweed Suits Lovely powder blue shode
Hand toored Sizes 10, II, IA
Solid Blue Button cIossie Suits
Eond tailored Sizes TO- T. H. 16 I8-------S5475 IS
0S6e 50 Tweed Cardaons toiored Sizes
10 Is H. le I8--------------.--a- S4o75
5-Ss75 Alpaca Short Upper jackets Knitted cuff and
bottom; beige and powder blue Sizes 10 to l8 S1375
WoMEk'S TAILORED COATS
I-sssoo Ensond coots Orkney tweed se-n
sleeve brown ton blue ond heoher Sizes 10 IL S59J5
1856 Burberry mode England Brown ton and grey
herrnobone Irish tweed with owoo torton lining
Sizes TO- Il, Ia, TO- $50
1-so6 50 Burberry Hoir Coats Single breasted
rooIon Sizes TO- l6 Extraordinary fine quoty SO
I-s45 Tom errnsbone Tweed Bo coIor Size IA STATS
Evening star., 1947-01-09

The automobile tire industry Il
producing at record levels, accord
ing to Federal officials here, but
the distribution OF tires nationally
Is still "spotty."
At present the industry is not able
to keep up completely with the big
demand for new tires throughout
the United States, according to a
survey. But there are some areas
which apparently seem to have
enough to supply the current
demand.
New York City and Florida, where
the demand is high, were shown in
a check-up in November-the latest
survey-to have adequate inven-
tories for the market.
But some parts of the country
were short and were unable to
satisfy the customers, the review
showed.
The situation generally is i'm
proving, it was pointed out, but
still not as fast as the industry or
the public would like.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
'WoMEN'S COATS AND SUITS

WoMEN'S TAILORED COATS (continued)
$50 Block coets snoebreoed come hair and wool Sizes
3$Ioe Burberry comeI Hoi and Wool cee
Lovely grey hode model Sizes w. TO- $3.50
500 Boil collar natural ond powder
blue Sizes II, Ia, S4975
-s75 Burberry coet sTon herrnebone hond-
woven Size l4---------- -S5o75
-ss5 Hovano Brown Ensond Tweed Size p
S5o75
WoMEN'S RAINCOATS
$50 heoer tweed side nouro ton
roneooing other side Sizes 10 and d]Z-----SZ4.75
Sz7 Double breasted Trench coot Style mode
by London Weotheproofs. Size II --S18.75
z-$3s style Double breasted beed
3Sz5 Aquotos Reversible Rsneos blue side nour
other Sizes II, 14------
,oo,s All Hens Subject TO Prior Sale
Evening star., 1947-01-09

ary ~. Edward bur'ins' IT,
Charles L. Skarren, jr., director
Of the campaign, said he felt Wash
ington would contribute even more
than the campaign asked for to
maintain an orchestra of the stand
ing of the National Symphony.
J. P. Hayes, general manager OF
the National Symphony Orchestra
Association, pointed out the orches-
ira is bigger this season than ever
before, numbering 100 pieces.
Campaign headquarters for the
drive have been set up in the Raleigh
Hotel. The opening luncheon will
be held at 1890 pm. January %
at the Mayfower Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

Hunido Accessories Pipe Rocks Decanters, Gusses Ceams
Razor Cylinder Lighters Reynolds Pens Bo Bottles Christ
mas Night, Gold vos ToiIets HALF PRICE
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Capt. Watson to Head
Guard Battery Here

Capt. Raymond o. Watson, 4812
Edmonston avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
today was named commander OF
the District National Guards head
quarters battery Of the 260th Anti
aircraft Artillery Group.
A veteran of Guard service here
since 1881, he was commissioned in
1896 and entered active duty with
the Districts 260th Regiment in
1941 as a first lieutenant. Capt
Watson saw service during the wal
in both the European and Pacific
theaterS.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

organizati o n a ]
luncheon yes
terday at the
Mayfower Hotel.
Chairman OF
the drive to
raise $175,00 for
the 1947-48 sea-
son Is Edward
B urling, jr.,
Washington at
tor ey. Th c
campaign W ill
get under way
on January %
and con TIM u c
through Febru-
Evening star., 1947-01-09

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Evening star., 1947-01-09
Symphony Fund Drive
Plans Completed

Plans for the seventeenth annual
campaign to raise funds for the
National Symphony Orchestra were
being completed today, following an