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Montana labor news., 1947-08-28

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maintenance men).
The premium price plan cor
responded in copper, zinc, lead
mining with the agricultural adjust.
ment plan evolved by Henry A. Wal
lace and his father, and put into effect
by Mr.. Roosevelt as the prime factor OF
the New Deal. This is too beneficial
to now be attacked by either political
party.
Roughly. 343 mining companies. or
personal operators in Montana, had
benefited by. or were benefitting by
the plan, on June 30, 1947, the day the
prior law expired. BY states, such
beneficiaries had been: Vermont l,
the Illinois Wisconsin district 30. tri-
state (Missouri-K Kansas klahoma) $50.
Colorado $50, NewMexico rs. Arizona
$50. Nevada $50. Utah 100, Idaho 200,
Washington 10. The Butte mines OF
the Anaconda company received above
seven million dollars annually in bon
uses during most of the war.
Democrats and Republicans alike in
J congress fastened. to rush through a
law in the sessions closing days to
continue the plan another two years.
It was agreed that in first World War
prices Of zinc, copper, lead, had run
wild. and that in second World War,
control Of prices, and careful admins.
tration Of the plan had kept enough
metal coming, prospered small mines,
and saved the consumers (of which
the government was the largest, OF
course). billions OF dollars. To be spe-
cific. Senator Taft, in the last few
hours Of the session, gave the new
bill the right-Of-way, and with the west
tern senators, rushed 1t to a voice
vote in the senate.
The bill was being blocked by a
lobby in the house. The Anaconda
mines have been somewhat short Of
men. Because Anaconda itself had
received for Butte ores about seven
million dollars q year during much of
thO Wal az UOhuo vi ~ Clliluil llOuCy
1t pretended in Washington, neutrality
about the new premium price bill. The
276 miners working for North Butte
would be a fine addition to Anaconda's
labor force.
So. while the bill was pending in
congress, the secretary Of our Montana
Mining association sent to Washington
to be used against the new bill, the
most damaging message 70 our inde-
pendent mining business ever sent in
the history OF this state,-in substance
that: The North Butte Mining COM
pany is only one in Montana interested
in continuance Of premium price plan
Assn Secretary R~epudiated
The hackers Of the plan quickly sent
inquiries to every one in the state ever
benefited by the plan Except Anacon
da). Answers regulating the secre
tary's message and favoring the plan
were received from virtually all. The
house passed the bill, and with the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-13
CAA REP, ATTY.
 GEN. DRAFT BILL
 FOR LEGISLATURE

i Attending a conference held in the Attorney Generals office were Harold Nogle of Anchorage, attor- ney for the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
 inistration; William Hixson, Di- rector of the Alaska Commission; i Ill Siramors, member Of the Ccmr iss.on; Leonard Smith, Terri torial Highway Engineer, and At
 orney General Ralph Rivers.
 The purpose of the meeting wa
 o determine what legislation is
 eo-ssary to insure full participa
 io Of TerritorJ and munici
 it. under the Federal Airpor
 vi the Territorial Hig.way Engineer acting as. Ala-ka Ae, O. antics Engineer for t,,e purpose of economy.
 Leonard rmi h has dis.ricutcc
 loment funds for airstrips to the different localities under the road unds for the past many years. The proposed legislation would clarif lis functions as to airports and caInark part of his appropr ation fer airport purposes.
 By terms of the Ali DOT aet' ti Federal go5ernment will ma,cf Territorial and municipalities fo al pot projects to the extent of T5 percent of Federal money a. against 25 percent local.
 The matter of makiny the Alaska heronaltics laws conform closer t. uniform state acts was also coasid- cred. The conferees also areed hat te Alaska ,aw olld On ain several provisions regardin reckless operation of aircraft, emer- gency rations etc, so tf at en- forcenent of such points could be carried out under the authority ot local law. Such points are not entirely covered by present GAIA laws and regulations.
 Attorney General Rivers drafpea bill covering points discussed and agreed upon for introduction at tle coming legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-13
R,UTCHFR-
 SLAYER HANGS

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. l; Van Lee Ramsey, Negro, died quickly and quietly early today in the Missouri State Penitentiary lethal gas chamber for the butcher-knife staying of a young St. Louis wait ress.
 Miss Lena Davidson, a 19-year- old waitress, was brutally killt Fay l, l945, when she tried to de- end herself from a robber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Territorial highway Patrol announces that March 15, 1947, has been set es the deadline date to secure l947 automobile license plates.
 Territorial divers license are cue JaruGry l, 1o47. This license s lo~ two years oi until December 3l, I94s.
 Receipts fer drivers license ar. tuned ever to the Territorial E ald Of Re3d commissioners by the Bureau cf Iaxatisn for use in road construction and operation of the Highway Patrol
 Jan. IO-11-13.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
S~1 it ~-1tts 1T
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. '''''"'>Q=st Sauc4ean

Tn, oo"capavl
.., lsn s her that here i, jus, ,ho,,.
esq most pleasant w,y ,'se 81, ABOUT the easi-
Soe &c could imagine. Wy 20 cook a meal
%a> et 81: t3:ss:sn: s:ss:s::s new Genera, Mill,
eal!y announces ,e~ q. the co0'uminder prset;.
Th.n 4 never , have to wonder or worrs a,,d<' 50
pressure z right at the rance. e ''e can release
,h,s 1nd please! Don't fora.. . |
ps p,as grand new Betty 1C;set Ca to hand her
Dr. plessure Cooking t5,, locker ~ Guide to
Saueen.,e comes with the
zen Zen a combination 1tL!heres r.. -: never
~ Christmas like this
A' i'%7. cea.r.l Mn.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

in stores! Possible only because we want you
to try Pyequick-so made special arranpe-
ments with the lace makers.
Try Pyequick-Betty Crocker's amazing
new apple pie-making product Apple slices
(crisp, quick-dried plus piecrust mix, in one
package! Get Pyequick. Send for your Lace
liable Set! Betty Croker trade name Of General Mills
Evening star., 1947-11-30
HERE'S LUXURY FOR YOUR TABLE!

Exquisite lace of Binche-type design Pat
termed after rare old Belgian hand lace Made
on imported machines Rich ecru color. Large
centerpiece, about 15' 1O' Four pIacemats,
about 12' 1917 Four doilies, about 6k x8'.
Offered at far less than you'd expect to pay
Evening star., 1947-11-30

oA1 It Wilt a Lu-HtI,at .A,..
,o,,1 II she she's like most .oo,.. >,
at first sight. 'e General Mills iron N
both Sns &c. can i tell by the way r.. ,,
places. " viii back easily into s,.. a.
easy ,s w.x q = quiz quick to appreciate ii. .,x
'e Idse is '!aneed to .lio ir'e .,nI.. the way
to- the the way the handy eoa.o a1df. ds buttons
pouns nnd hs once she start, u.;o, IL. ;.
t.s1 e,. i "IruAeat"-i. has'st.nd has *. why We
ased IN onn ." type of heat sseulae"s oss .eeu.
s 'os yIsju.s .s.jj wait till you e<t w..
Evening star., 1947-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed: sman
monthly payment: immediate installation.
R sTANSsERY sofa IL .Ia s9as sh. $40
Comp re-upholstered. Fine fabrics. DI
mate NEW YORK UPHoLsTERING CO.
INC, 6l7 st. NV. 80 years at the
same address.
PIss sSsisn. s"ss, re-, .qs ;yss
ACCoUNTANT. expert. books started.
state nents amaits: reason able. OR e074
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY WANTED-Highest
1RKE sas9 prices Free npDraSa SA oass
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 30, 40 gal,
automatic: no cash needed: small m onthiy
payment immediate installation. D. A.
STANsBURY- Ii 3O29
ATTENTION. BARHER and beauty shops.
We We non have tac} on hand a. Iimtsd amount of
ton. j. SHAPIRO, NC. 5000. 20
RUGS and upholstered furniture beauti-
fully cleaned in your own home or office.
A6rNA A6 4. RUG S!,:sS S UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ~!
MIR. BUSINESSMAN, do you need a good
bookkeeper? The finest firms in town have
hired such personnel through us. ATLAS
AGENCY. Evans Bldg. RE. 5767. -35
ENGINEERS, architects and general con-
tiactors-Asst. county surveyor wants full
tor; good computor, middie-aee. expert
enced. Call BRYDoN. ME. O540, Ext. 70s.
I WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE for any
%yss asns ehRN 0Y eRY oRe Rekt hs
BRICK. plastering and cement work, small
and large jobs. WARD, MI. 267S.
Evening star., 1947-10-22

ruins her disposition so he visits q
Norge dealer and makes an invest
ment in good living. First he buys
an automatic electric range with Z
cooking speeds, smokeless broiler
and other fine features. He knows
they'll both benefit from her salts
faction in leisure time and comfort,
so he gets Norge Rollator refrig-
erator-the only one with automa-
tic defrosting. And Of course he'll
get her Norge washer for clean
washes with gentle action and eco
nomical operation. Norge leads all
other similar washers by consumer
test. That's why I say all good hus-
bands go to-Norge!
Evening star., 1947-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
NEW WAY To SAVE MEAT
" more servings from every roast
the easy KITCHEN BOUQUET way

ounce. Do your part for the Govern
ment Save Meat Program. You can
save "a your meat bill, too, this new
easy Kitchen Bouquet way.
There's nothing new to learn, moth
ing complicated. Just follow the SIM
pie, easy directions on the leaf1et in
every package of Kitchen Bouquet.
You'll save double the cost of
Kitchen Bouquet with your first roast.
Kitchen Bouquet is 4 smooth blend
of garden-fresh vegetables, herbs and
spices-used by good cooks and chefs
for over 10 years.
Be sure to get Kitchen Bouquet
ut your grocer's today.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS|SeaI bids
for furnishing labor and materials for the
construction OF an addition to the County
Courthouse and a Board Of Education
ONCE building will be received by the
County Commissioners at their ONCE at
Upper Marlboro, Md, until 3 pm, Nov. 4
l947, and then and there. opened and
,. BE- Obtained from TIE ONCE Of Paul H.
al Building, Hyattsville, Md, upon deposit
Of S25 for each building. which deposit
will be returned when plans and sDecifi-
cations are returned in good condition
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
ned check of the bidder. or by a bid bond
duly executed by the bidder as principal.
and having as surety thereon a surety
company approved by the owner, in the
amount of not less than five per cent
90 of the amount of the base bid Such
checks. or bid bonds; will be returned to
three days after the formal opening of
bids. and the remaining checks, or bid
bonds, will be returned to the three lowest
bidders within 4S hours after the owner
and the accepted bidder have executed a
contract. or If no contract has been exc
cuted within 80 days after the date Of
the opening of bids, upon demand of the
bidder at any time thereafter SO long as
he has not been notified of the acceptance
Of his bid. No bidder may withdraw his
bid within 80 days after the actual date
missioners reserve the right to waive any
informality in the bidding. or to reject any
and all bids. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Prince Georges County, Md. Linden Bris-
oct. 3. 1a47. oc15.ae.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
PROPOSALS.

ssss5 sf t for eseeSas ssass
the Architect. 2O3O 18th street n. Room
3os, ;S Radio Building; Arlington, Va: for
or Of Of notof vehees 4se BSsea oased
Il noon, November :. 1917. s4a Z. Plans ea unati and
change, Richmond, Va. Plans, specifca-
lions and contract documents may be ob-
Architects. with Offices located at 3O3O
10 18TH street losi n RADIO building Arnston.
Ha ars upon p 90 eSn oi wScb SSho 9l
refunded to general contractors upon re-
nrn Of all documents 10 in good eonaition
guest more than one set Of plans and spec
ficat,oas. fifteen $4,000 dollars deposit
lars will be refunded upon return of all
documents in good condition within ten
tlm days after the date of opening OF
pliers requesting plans. specifications and
contract ;, documents will be required
to deposit S15.00 for each set of docu-
refunded upon return of all docu-
90, days alter the date Of opening
by certified check, or bid hond in
an amount not less than Ave l5fo) per
cent o. the proposal. 4. No bid may be
withdrawn after the closing time for the
receipt Of bids .or a period of thirty 900
days 3. The owner reserves the right to
re reject any and/er all bids and to waive
proof of technical proficiency; 6. The
contractor shall furnish a surety bond in
an amount equal to 100 per cent of the
contract price as security for the faithful
performance of this contract and for the
payment OF all persons performing labor
on the project under this contract and
furnishing materials in connection with
this contract, 7. The attention Of the
1859 u1O Code Of virginia, as amended
by Chapter, 404, Acts OF Assembly. 1914
which requires evidence Of a certificate of
resistration before his bid is received and
auisement the bidder will place On the
outside, Of the envelope containing his bid
tie following notation Registered Con-
tractor Va, Certificate No 1914 >"
tcurrent year,, and he will insert the fol-
lowing statement in his bid over his sigma
ture: Registered es a Contractor under
Chapter 175E, Section 1859 G1D Code
Of Virginia, as amended by Chapter 404.
1874 y. c. r.. JoYNER, Jr.. Com
missioner, Division of Motor Vehicles.
oc20,222,24
Evening star., 1947-10-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR of Internal
Revenue. Baltimore. Maryland--The fol-
2 &: z Restaurant. 1918 7th st. NV.
distraint. for nonDayment Of ass assessed
taxes due; will be sold as provided by
on Thursday. Oct c3 1947. at ii am.
at place OF business, 1915 7th st. NV,
with formica-top tables. wall panel and
IL mirrors, signs. electric clock, mon
24xa4 formica- top table. Ia llghtins tix-
coolers, Hill SIT, refrlseratine case and
compressor. 21-ft. fornica-top lunch
counter and Il counter stools 2 heavy
register Model RA334 No. S7O5429, Roe
steamer. electric. stainless steel-top steam
table white enamel and stainless steel
wall paneliEe, 3 sections . coffee urns and
stand display case Remington cash regis
ter Style A330 No. 71773. floor boards.
maple cutting table. eft, Marsh No. 2
grease trap, double and triple metal sink
and drains, Diebold cabinet safe. South
Bend gas range. I. G. L. 3O-inch exhaust
fan, meat block, Kogod-Dubb walk-in
cooler. 6x5xl0. refrigerating compressor
included. metal utility cabinet. . pedestal
fans, water. heater, 40-gal stepladder.
2 GALVANIZED iron cans and pail. cooking
utensils, crocker, glass, sllver-plated ware.
serving trays. = Venetian blinds. 40 cases
peer. case wine (gallons), ~ cases wine
ffths,. and 2S cases soft drinks. -22
Evening star., 1947-10-22
WILLIAM T. HANNAH, Attorney,
631 Woodward Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
H9dns Siss' sa The Rsre of es d
the the subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia:
from the Probse Court of
mentary on the estate Of, Matilda "A. Hill,
late OF the District Of Columbia, deceased.
hsibg claims against fo hf de-
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or be
the eh day Of Ap
from all benefit, of said estate. Given
qnder my hsnd this 9Th day ,%s Of oetobe1
CoGSWELL; REGISTER of wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk OF the p Probate
Court oc1 -.
PETER N. CHUMBRIS. National Press BIDS.
Ts GG 20 pTT 194 Har5y ro1R7 n Hq ~ c!rEk TH
onte0 Sssts: ES5 ~ Plisls & sG
ScNdKAs NM JHN p G Rant as Na vs.
HELEN H1cs .0s Nc. Broadway. Balti-
more. Maryland. Defenda ants:-Civil Ac-
!Ho No IF o.
ject OF this suit Is for an absolute divorce
on the grounds Of adultery. On motion
Of the plant it is cp this e9th day Of
Nicholas John Koutouras and Helen Hios,
cause their appearance to be entered here
in on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
of Sundays And legal holidays. occurrin.
after the day of the first publication of
this order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
VIDED, copy Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day. (S)
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice. tSeaID
Attest: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. BY
EDITH NJ. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES tcen,.) } .

CoNFDENIIAL INVESTIGATIONS Ex-
cv,i'sn ~ 5indf t1ainsa inysstisatefs
NoTicE Of OF SPECIAL MEETING Of Stock
holders of THE AMERICAN Ca spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders Of the
aboye-named corporate tion will be held
On Friday the Tth day of November, 1947
at II O'Clock am. in the Colony Room
Of the Ambassador Hotel, I4I2 K st. NV.
Washington,. D. C.. for the purposes OF
voting on the ACCESSIBILITY of dissoivins
the corporation: the sale Of the property
and assets. including good will and cor
porate franchise Of the company, and
for the transaction of such other business
That msy properly come before the meet
mg: The meeting will be held pursuant
to the following resolutions adopted at a
meeting Of the board of directors held on
the 9th day of october, 1947. Resolved
that 1t Is deemed advisable in the judg-
ment OF the board of directors and most
for the benef1t of this corporation that il
should be dissolved. That sale of ali
the property and assets including good
VII VII and corporate franchise Of the
lat meeting of the stockholders havinc
Ssin~ power on the dissolution of the
;orDoration and sale IF assets to take
action upon the foregoing resolution, be
ana hereby Is called to be held on Fridav
ne tn day of November, l947, at Ii
ociock am. in the Colony Room OF the
iAmpassador Hotel. l412 K St NV. Wash
lnston D G." Dated October 10th, l94i
Jonn w. FISHER, secretary
Evening star., 1947-10-22

Lady, do you want u more servings
from every roast OF meat? Here's all
you have to do:
First, to get the delicious, savory
brown color you want so much, brush
the roast, before cooking, with
Kitchen Bouquet. Then, simply roast
meat slowly at lower temperature.
Roast longer time at 300' F. rather
than a shorter time at 4500 F.
You will get ID more servings from
every roast! More delicious favor,
more vitamins, more juices. Your
children will be eating what you buy
for them, the nourishing succulence
Of fine meat. Don't waste q single
Evening star., 1947-10-22

cool, dry place-not in the refrig-
erator-not near any heat. Her
husband is keen about these
cookies made with lockwood Bits:
CHOCOLATE RIPPLE COOKIES
Cream "A cup shortening, 2/3
cup sugar and l tsp. vanilla
thoroughly. Add 2 we'll beaten
eggs. Beat till light and fluffy.
Mix and sift ,1/3 cups sifted
-four, u tsp. baking powder, "a
tsp. salt. Add to egg mixture.
Blend we'll. Swirl in pkg.
lockwood Chocolate Bits which
have been melted and cooled.
Drop from teaspoon on creased
cookie sheet. Bake in moder-
ately hot oven, 375' F. 12-15 min.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
MERRY MENUS

TNoR GAIETY in menus use Tabasco
Z both in cooking and on the
table. It's the snappiest seasoning
ever. Drop it into sauces, gravies,
soups; use on vegetables, fish and
meats.
In shirring eggs cover each with
a mixture of l Tbsp. of heavy
cream, 1 Tbsp. fine cracker
crumbs, salt and Tabasco drops.
Top with grated cheese.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Births Reported

CFrom the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics.
David and Eva Allingham girl.
Wallace and Dorothy Atkins, Eirl.
George and Mary Ballowe. boy.
George and Laura Baxter. boy.
Isauro and Helen Bazan, girl.
Kelly and Margaret Beach, girl.
Carl and Jean Beings, boy.
James and Louise Blackmen, boy.
Nathan and Lille Borders. boy.
Wilmer and Dorothy Bradley, girl.
Marion and Frances Briese, girl.
Daniel and Catherine Buckley. girl.
Van Burton and Elma Cameron. boy.
Eloi and Bonnie Carran2a, boy.
Thomas and Felicita Claggett, boy.
Harry and Virginia Clark boy.
James and Marie CLAYTON. boy;
William and Martha Crawford boy
John and Jane Dean, boy.
Louis and Margaret Dwyer, boy.
James and Margaret Fem, girl
Richard and MARGARET Enrich, girl
Albert and Nan Fontes, boy.
Herbert and Ann Freeman, Pirl.
Sylvan and Elnora Friedlander, boy.
Norman and Fay Gallant. boy.
Douglas and Violet Gerard. boy.
Paul and Annie Gibson. girl.
John and Frances Gogul boy.
Macdonald and Elizabeth Goldston, boy
Charles and Mary Gordon, girl,
Rooert and Mildred Haf1er, girl.
Ira and Elizabeth Hall, girl.
Vincent and Carmella Healy. boy.
John and Elizabeth Hickey, boy.
Robert and Ethel Hiegel. girl.
Berlan and Daisy House, boy.
John and Sarah Hunt. boy.
Shirlie and Martha johnson. boy.
David and Sudie Judson. girl.
William and Helen Jurney, boy.
Harold and Gertrude Katz, girl.
Charles and Ruth King. boy.
Robert and Daisy La Covey, boy.
Edwin and Helen Lange. boy.
Robert and Violet Larrick, boy.
Walter and Virginia Lehr, boy.
Robert and Lillian Lerner. boy.
William and Alice Loving, girl.
Robert and Margaret Luehrs, girl.
Richard and Frances Mayes, girl.
Morris and Martha Mitchell, boy.
Richard and Barbara Mullens. girl.
Arthur and Aline Murphy. boy
John and Grace Murphy, boy
Dustin and Mary Mussante. girl.
Francis and Eileen Nagle, boy.
James and Mary O'Conner, boy
Stanley and Letha Orlowski, boy.
Kenneth and Adeline Otis, boy.
Hunter and Eva Parker, girl.
John and Jennie Peacock. boy.
Frank and Virginia Perrus, boy.
Isaac and Florence Pickell. girl.
Anthony and Carmelina Puglisi boy
Norman and Rennie Quible, girl.
Jay and Ella Reynolds, boy.
Burton and Mary Richards, boy.
Edward and Lois Risley. girl.
Arundel and Helen Robinson, girl.
George and Odell Rose, girl.
George and Virginia Russell, girl
Evening star., 1947-10-22

folks who were "sot in their ways"
and always insisted on ground cof-
fee-are converted. One letter says,
Grandma belongs to the old school.
You can't change her in lots of
ways but she sure loves Borden's
Instant Coffee. It's so easy to fix,
she makes it for herself at all hours
of the day and does she feel smart!"
I'd call her a smart grandma, too.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
ABOUT HUSBANDS

TTIKAT WOMAN doesn't adore friv-
w olous presents? But the hus-
band who remembers anniversaries
with expensive gifts when his wife's
washday is still sin the tub" gets a
pretty low rating from me. Here's
my notion of a goldstar husband:
he knows outmoded, limping equip
ment runs his wife ragged and
Evening star., 1947-10-22

that price with other nationally
advertised drinks, which give you
only to 9 ounces to Pepsi's IL.
After an active afternoon on the
athletic field, high school young
sters will appreciate a hearty re-
fresher of cold delicious Pepsi-Cola
with
Mashed baked dsbeans mixed with
ketchup, on rye bread.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
UNcHANGiNG VALUES

IT'S EASY to make sandwiches
i tempting to children. Start by
spreading them thick with country
sweet Blue Bonnet Margarine and
I'LL with this mixture which keeps
we'll:
Peanut butter mixed with
strained honey to taste.
Blue Bonnet is especially good for
youngsters because its food value
Evening star., 1947-10-22

into stuffed, baked potatoes. Or use Il
TO eornish bean soups. Now-whot
about that half pimiento you simply
can't use? Why not chop it fine and
add to hot white or cheese sauce?
What to do with q quarter cup Of
cocoonut? A few rounds Of dark bEeod
spread with butter or margarine
creomed with brown sugar, eoeh
topped with bit Of coeoonut make
fine children's Ivnch-box sweets.
Evening star., 1947-10-22

served in the finest Chinese res,
taurant. There's q can Of Meatless
Chop Suey, a can of golden brown
crunchy Chow Mein Noodles and a
bottle of LaChoy Sauce. Just fol-
low the simple recipe on the label.
For more grand recipes, write for
the free booklet Art and Secrets of
Chinese Cookery-to LaChoy Food
Products, Archbold, Ohio.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
RICHARD E. STANDS, Attorney,
>, Shoreham Building.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
=, States for the District Of Columbia,
HOLDING Probate, Court.-No. 69,7Oa, Ad.
tne sup5criner. OF the State OF Virginia, has
obtalned from the. Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters OF Admins
Day. late Of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
gally authenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 26th day OF August, AID.
194S: otherwise they may by law be ex-
under my hand this 10th day Of October,
l947. WILLIAM MANSFIELD DAY, AHA
10Th Street North, Arlington, Virginia
REGISTER of Wills for the District of Co.
iumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
oc15,22,29