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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
HUTCHINSON IS STAGING
 COME BACK
Former Be attIe Player Wins Fifth Successive
 Game of Season
By JOE REICHLER Associated Pres Sports Writer)

It took him a long time-nine years to r. exact-but fearless Freddie Hutchinson, the picture pitcher finally is beginning to look like the great hurler he was sup posed to be when the Detroit Tig- CTS handed over S75,000 for his sig nature in 1888.
 Heralded as another Schoolboy Rowe, Hutchinson suddenly lost his stuff and won only three games for the Tigers. He divided that season and the next between Detroit and Buffalo in the International League.
 But the war came along. Freddie played lots of baseball under Mick ey Cochrane and Bobby Teller in the Navy and came back last year to have a fairly good season win ming IA and losing H..
 At the start of this season man. ager Steve ONeill rated him fourth on the staff to the great Hal New hcusar, Dizzy Trout and Virgil Trucks, but today the seiious-mind- ed son of Seattle rates right on top of his performances.
 Hutch won his fifth successive game last right after losing his first start of the season, defeating the Washington Senators at the Capital 3-2 No pitcher i'll the Am erican League has won as many.
 Tigers Break Tie
 The Tigers broke a 2-2 tie in the ninth by pushing over the deciding run. Eddie Lake walked and raced to third cn George Kell's single. He scored as Roy Cullenbine forced Kell.
 The triumph enabled the Tigers to retain their one-game margin over the Boston Red Sox who won their eighth game in their last nine starts as Joe Dobson limited the, Chicago White SoX to eight hits for a 5-1 decision. The loss was the first of the season for Orval Grove of Chicago.
 Blasting Murray Dickson and Ken Burkhart for six runs in the third inning, the New York Giants made it five straight victories over the St. Louis Cardinals by whipping the Redbirds at Sportsmans' Park GA Ron Northey hammered his fourth homer for the Cards.
 Short scores:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15

c. McGregcr, E. Hardy, D. Once, L. Oshaway J. Mutt, O. Sparks, c. Phillips, G. Shiplsy, J Thom- as, William Horne, Mi and Mrs. Lars Dahl, their daughters Mar tha and Lynda.
 Mrs. L. Bay, D. Ellis, R. Mou- land. r. Schaifer, w. S. Union, D Marshall, l.. St. EaureAt. J Younge, S. Marshall and S Stephenson.
 Returning to Juneau from Tulse- quah were Pete Koskela, E. Ray ner, D. Silson. L. Esggevie, J. E GCquan, J. Mather, c. E. Scoe. Ms. T Shomsrahi, P. Dreidger J. Bardger William Cuts, MT and Mrs. Ii. K. Richardson, C. Graham. MT. and Mrs. H. Hoskins and two children; B. Evaswick and E. c. David.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
S9 PASSENGERS ARE
 FLOWN ON pNA TRIpJ

Pacific Northern Airlines had a busy day of passenger flights, carrying total of 80 passengers, most of them westbound from Ju- neau to Anchorage, Naknek and Kodiak
 Anchorage to Juneau Mrs. c. Gump. David Moeser, William Houser, c. Nj. Crawley, M. John ron.
 cordoya to Juneau E w. Lin deroth.
 Juneau to Gustavcs- Douglas McKengis, Charles Wfyte.
 Juneau to Kakutat Ned Frank sJuneau to Anchora ge+-sid Mum ley. R. Miller. Jessie Peel. Laura Peel, Loring Daily Mrs. L. Daly Jack Daly.
 L. J. Smith, Norman O'Bvicn J. E. Kessinger, V. stephens. Will jam stephens. Jess Bassford. R. c Williams, D. Barnei
 Juneau to Kodiak Leslie Ala CT. Tcivo Alder, o. Alder Carl Alder, John Sagerholm, Otto Aho John Berland, E. E. Lindholm-
 Fred Jones. John Amich. Chel Hewes, Lew Benton, Alven Webb William Schultz.
 Edwin Gross, Dutch Newman Alvin Gothl, Nels Nelson. E, Il S-a.s, Vladimis seamon, Jr.
 Art Young, Art Lake, John Min nick. c. J Hamilton. D. McEach- erh Willis Lipp, Roy Maher, Will iam Millet Judson Choffee, Ger aid Kiaseley.
 Juneau to Nakaek Anderson Charles Hamely, James Apo, " K Kipp. George Folger Irving Troy er.
 c. II. Anderson, Anton WinsAl Alfred Anoree, Bus Gorgford, War ren Gilshannon. Kenneth Henncs' sey
 lver visk. G,sn Nelson, Jame. shcehan, Chester Hicks, Vic Koll- ardel. sam Wolff.
 George Payne, James Powers Andrew Beros, Herbert Domenici Ben Nilsson. James Rssek.
 Carl Teuscher, James Sewadell Thomas Johnson Mellin Oines Fred Gardner, William Walker Econ Backman.
 When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST Buy FLOR SEEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 ELECTED PRESIDENT
 JUNEAU BAR ASSN

Fatlicl. ;. Gilmore, 5t, U. S District Attorney in the First Di- vision, was elected yesterday as the new President of the Juneau Chapter of the Federal Bar Asso- ciation Frank L. Oliver, Assistant Territorial Attorney General, was elected Secretary and Earl P. Mo Carron. Assistant Rent Director At torney, was chosen Treasurer
 The Association conducted the elections at it's annual meeting yes terday The meeting was held in the form of beach picnic at the summer home of Ed Shaffer on the Lena Point road
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
TOUGH GOING

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15-tR-- An unidentified teamster asked traffic officer Richard Cam how to get his horse and wagon across San Francisco Bay to Oakland.
 By bridge? Not allowed. By fer ry? Not unless the horse is crated
 Cam brought out q map You drive horse and wagon from San Francisco to Oakland via Alviso. about 75 miles-or good three days. It takes about IS minutes to go over the bride - by car of course.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
BABY GIRL ARRIVES

A brand-new nurse has arrived Tor the Health Department here She is the baby daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, and she arrived at 3:52 o'clock yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital
 Williams is with the Territorial Health Department, as Director of Public Health Laboratories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
EARL MgcARR0M gS
 ADMITTED 10 BAR

Earl P. McCarron CT Douglas, was admitted to the Alaska Bar yesterday by U. s. District Judge George w. Folta McCarron ' Assistant Rent Director and At tcIney in the Office of Rent Con- trols. Office of the Housing EX- rediter, in Alaska. lie came to Juneau in January. 1944, to aesume a similar position with the Alaska Defense Rental Area. Before com ing to Alaska, McCarroa was a U. S. government attorney for r years,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
STRUCK BY SoFTBALl;; DIES IN TEN MINUTES

WESTMINSTER, Md, May 15. -tRI-Short-fie Kenneth Boer- ner, IT, died yesterday, ten min- utes after being struck by a soft ball in practice at Hampstead high school, Coach Frank Mather said today.
 Boerner, boy steeplechase jockey, rode Foxhill in the Grand National and My Lady's Manor races this spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
Ap Sp0RTS!
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON

NEW YORK, May 15. tR-Ernie Lanigan's nomination for the freakiest iron man stunt in base tall is che performed by Charles CIoss) Radbourne on May 30, 1884 Radbourne not only pitched both ends of a double- headers, but he did it in morn ing and afternoon games against different clubs, beating New York 1929 in one game and Philadel- phia 9-2 in the other Walter The Great" Mails is telling West Coast baseball fans that Bob Ches- mes, San Francisco pitcher, will sell to the big leagues fer at least sl0C, eco next year and may be Ia bargain at that price" App parently the Coast League has more S100,O00 players than the Majors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
SPORTS MENTION

Gustavus T Kirby, veteran AA. U. official, maintains the three thrilling sports events he ever saw were the 1908 Olympic Mara thon, the 1920 Olympic crew race and the Dempsey -Firpo fight. And he puts the marathon at the top.
 Bill Cissell, who once cost the White Sox $123, ,Ooo, is an assistant electrician at Comiskey Park. shining up the lights fer the first night game and playing semi-pro ball Sundays North Carolina State College. which postponed building a big coliseum during the war, now plans an extra 5,0cJ seats tecause of in creased interest in basketball N. c. State otfi- cials also are talking about intro ducing ice hockey into the South and why not? They even play it in South Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
EXPERT OPINION

When someone asked Al PanZera, Fort Worth Star-Telegram photo grapher who has been snapping golfers for years, who were the easiest pros to pose, he replied: Johnny Bulla, Dick Metz and Jimmy Demaret." The hard est? Ben Hogan-until after he gets that check in his pocket; then he'll stand on his head for you"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
American League
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Regular meeting with initiation Thursday, May IS, pm, in Moose Lodge Rooms. Nomination of Of- ficers. adv 579-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
Sues for Cargo Lost
 When Ship Founders

VANCOUVER, B. C., May 15.- actions asking $550o0 for cargo lost when the freighter Northclm foundered off Vancouver Island in 1943, were set yesterday for hearing Sept. 4.
 Utah Home Fire Insurance Co. seeks 5000 for lost wood-pulp and sulphite cargo, and Economic Insurance, Ltd, asks $20,000 for loss of salmon oil.
 Fifteen of the IT crew members lost their lives in the disaster. FURN1l oon Clearance continues on taneau-y -young's Mezzanine.
 -adv. 5.3-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15

IF YOUR MONEY IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS KA FINANCE CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Main.
 adv. 574-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
PITCHING, BATTING STARS OF YESTERDAY

Pitching and batting stars yes terday were as follows:
 Ewell Blackwell, Reds-pitched a four-hit shut-out over the Dod- gers, winning 20.
 Batting, Tom Tatur, Reds slammed home run against his former mates and walked twice to help the Reds down the Dod- gers 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
SpRINss saas,Eo NO
 ENROLLING

All forms of dancing and ball. room for beginners. Phone Red 575. FURNITURE Clearance continues on Juneau -Youngs Mezzanine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15
D A x N f IL! !!

D A R N f IL S Fishing Fly Rods Salmon RcS.S Ree.s Lines
 Plugs Tackle Boxes Clothing =.
 (Outdoor)
 Jackets
 Pants -......... -.-....
 Shirts Slickers
 Underwear Hats Eooiwear Sport Boots Fishing Boots Rubber Pacs Shoe Pacs Shoes Socks Hunting l Shot Guns Rifles Air Rifles Pistols Ammunition
 Gun Cases Holsters Camping =. l
 Tents Q Camp Stoves Camp Axes Packboards Sleeping Bags Cots Athletic (equipment) Baseball . Tennis . Badminton Archery You'll find your favorite sports supplies I D 4 R N ELL'5
 SPORT CENTER
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15

When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST Buy FLOR SHEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15

To early Spanish gold seekers in America, platinum was a nui- sance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-15

American League
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

Piotrowski, Mamert, is Taurages a.,
Piralgausku giminaitis.
Popeliucka, Antanas, brolis Klemen-
so, gyv. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Popeliucka, Povilas ir Popeliucka,
Vincas, gyv. Grand Rapids.
Raeiukaitis, Vincas, sunus Antano,
is Lekeciu val, sakiu ap.
Rackus, Anna, is Gardamo parap.,
Naumescio val.
Raminauskiene, Anele ir vyras Ra-
minauskis, Juozas, gyv. Cekiskes
val, Kauno aps., gyv. Mahanoy
City.
Relunas, Mary.
Rinkeviciene Ziukaite, Ona, duk.
tie Rozes, is Balbieriskio val, dir
bo siuvykloje Brooklyn.
Rinkeviciute, Elena, is Sasnavos w.,
Marijampoles aps., isvyko Ameri,
kon 1889 M, gyv. Chicago.
Seniunas, Jonas, is Lekeciu val, sa-
kiu APPS.
Skatikaitiene, Domicele, is Simno ".
Sperber, Emil, Otto ir Martha, is
Skaudviles, Taurages aps., gyv.
Philadelphia.
Spirgys, Leonas, gyv. Pittsburgh.
Spurga, Kazys, gyv. Marijampoles
APPS.
Stajinskas, Ignas, gyv. Cleveland.
Stasaitiene, Konstantina ir vaikai
Stasys ir Ona, is setos val, Ke-
dainiu ap., gyv. Amsterdam, NY.
Stenionis, Antanas ir Stenionis, Juo-
as, IS Seiriju val, AlHtaus APPS.
Stockuviene Dagiliute, Katarina.
Stukas, gyv. Chicago, Breiviu GIN.
ar pazystamas.
Sudiene Andriekaite, Ona, is Tau
RACES aps., ir Sudzius, Julius gyv.
New York.
sadauskas, Juozas, sunus Jono, is
zidiku val, Telsiu apps.
sidla, brolis Antano.
Smells, Baltramiejus, is Siesiku p.
Ukmerges aps., ir Smells, Bal
tramiejus gimes Chicago.
sulinskytes, Ole ir Pranciska is Pup
kaimio k, Veliuonos val, Kauno
APPS.
Spokas (Spack) Aleksandras, su-
nus Motiejaus if Antanincs, is
Lydos aps., gyv. Carbondale, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

Milcinauskiene Barauskaite, Ur-
sule, gyv. Boston.
Mitkus. Mitkiewicz, Jonas, sunus
Vinco ir Pranciskos Stanelytes,
is Kelmes val, siauliu aps., gyv.
Philadelphia.
Mizutowicz, Prialgausku giminaitis.
Mockus, trys broliai, is Plinksiu,
prie Sedos.
Morkunas, Juozas, sunus Andriaus,
Americas kariuomenes l karo We
teranas pensininkas, gyv. Cleve-
land, o.
Morkunas, sJurgis, ved., vaikai Sta
sys, Elena ir Genovaite, gyv.
Cleveland, o.
Neel, Pranas ir Juozas, broliai Mu-
ceniekienes, is Mazeikiu gyv. Gle
veland, O.
Norkus, stasys, gimes Amerikoie,
grlzo Amerikon 1889 m.
Ohm Palaks, Helen, is silutes,
Klafpedos kr., gyv. Minnesota V.
Orintas, nuo Sintautu, turejo far
ma prie Chicago. .
Pacesa, Antanas, gyv. Marijampo-
les apps.
Pagareckas, Jonas ir Pagareckas,
+, Juozas, gyv. Chicago. ~
Pakuckas, Juozas, gyt. Sasnavos v.
Marijampoles APPS.
Palubinskas, Edvardas ir jo seserys
ir. pusbroliai gime Amerikoje. gyv.
rodos Shenandoah, Pa.
Patrowicz Stankeviciute, Mary,
dukte Antano, gyv. Brooklyn.
Paulauskaites, Elena, Juze, Ole ir
Terese, dukterys Juozo, spejamai
gyv. Philadelphia.
Peciulis, Petras, is Gardamo parap.,
Naumiescio val.
Petkunas, Stanislovas, is Raseiniu
aps., gyv. Chicago.
Petrika, Juozas ir Petrika, Kazi-
mieras, sunus Juozo, gyv. Chicago.
Pilvelis, Pranas, sunus Martyno, is
Sventezerio val.
Pilvelyte, Albina, dukte Vinco, is
Sventezerio val.
Prialgauskas (Pshialgowski), Bole-
slovas, zmona ir vaikai John ir
Elizabeth, gyv. Chicago, is Tau
RACES APPS.
Puidokas, ar Piejdok, Leonardas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

sumanas, Emilis, gyv. New York.
siksnis, Prialgausku giminaitis.
Tamaliunas, Vincas, sunus Motiejaus
is Janku val, Sakiu APPS.
Tamasauskiene Lodaite, Magdale-
ma, is Prienu val.
Tamkutonis, Antanas, Jonas, Jur-
gis ir dar trys broliai.
Tamskis, Jurgis ir Tamskiene, Ele-
ma, gyv. Buffalo.
Targonsky, Anthony, Grasilda, AL
bin ir Michalina, is Aluntos val,
gyv. New York.
Tomkeviciute, Juze, teta Paulaus-
kienes, gyv. Philadelphia.
Tumos, Hedwig, jos vyras Edmun-
das ar Edvardas ir dvi dukterys,
gyv. New York veliau Brooklyn,
Marion st.
Turla, Antanas ir Turla, Alfonsas
ar Adolfas, gyv. Chicago.
Urbonas, Juozas ir Urboniene, An
tanina, gyv. Buffalo.
Urmonas, Petras, is Joniskio val,
Siauliu APPS.
Urnikis, Adomas, is Mosedzio, Kre~
tingos aps., gyv. New York.
Vaicionis, Stanislovas, sunus Kazi-
micro, is Kamaju parap., Rokis-
kio val.
Valeckas, Antanas, ir Selma, gyv,
Chicago.
Varniene Pipiraite, Anelija, is
Anyksciu val, Utenos aps.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

MALONIS Petras, SO M, mi
re Vasario l, Cleveland, O.
Kampiniu k. Skriaudziu o.
Marijampoles ap.)
GAsKIENE Petronele, 67 me-
tQ, mire Vas. 5, Clevelande.
sILEIKIS Antanas, " m., ne
vedes, palaidotas Sausio 27,
Clinton, Ind. (Zapyskio par.
Altoniu k. Suvalkijos.) Arti-
mq giminiu neturejo; buvo
maineris, pastaru laiku gy-
veno ant pensijos.
SAVICKIENE julie : (Giedrai-
tyte), 40 m., mire Sausio
10, Dorchester, Mass. (Ak-
menes par.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno "a m.
AKSTINAS Viktorija, SO me-
tu,' mire Gruod. 4, Lawren-
ce, Mass.
NORUTAVICIENE Morta, 67
m, mire Gruod. 26, Thomp-
sonville, Conn.
DOMARKAS Kastas, sc metu,
mire Lapkr. 27, Chicagoje.
Plunges par.)
MACIENE M, mire Sausio 8,
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Kauno r.)
BALADINSKAS Juozas, 48 m.
mire Sausio 8, Spring Val
ley, Ill.
VASILIAUSKAS Andrius, SO
metu, mire Sausio 10, Spring
Valley, Ill. (Alytaus aps.)
GEsTAUTAS Vincas, 60 metu,
mire Sausio II, Spring Val
ley, Ill. (Raseiniu ap.)
KUBlLIUS Povilas, pusamzis,
mire Sausio 81, Chicago;e.
(Panevezio ap. Subaciaus p.
Paryziu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 80 metus.
SNARSKIS Mykolas, mire Sau-
sio 20, Cudahy, Wis.
JUSKA Pranas, 62 metu, mire
Sausio IL, Cudahy, Wis.
SUTKUS Pranas, rnire Sausio
19, Chicago, Ill.
KATAUSKIENE Roze, mire
Sausio m, Maizeville, Pa,
STASKUNAS j., mire Gruod 7
men,, Buenos Aires, Argen-
tinoi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

CIRCUITS Jonas, 70 M, miro
Sausio 22, Chicagoj. (Seinu
ap. Punsko par. Oskiniu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno SO metz
KIRKLAUSKAS Pranas, mire
Sausio M, Milwaukee, Wis
Qydos ap. Paazuoles km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 m.
VAITKEVIcIUS Pranas, pus-
amzis, mire Sausio "a, Chi
cagoj. (Panevezio APPS. Ra-
mygalos par.) Amerikoj is
gyveno AT metus.
STEPULEVICIENE Veron i k a
(zarambaite), pusamze, mi
re Sausio %, Chicagoj. Isl
lales p. Taurages APPS. W.
lankio k.)
LABANAUSKAS Kazys, mire
Sausio rs, Chicagoj. pane
vezio ap. Ramygalos p. Kali
neliu ky 49,.
LECIENE Agnieska (Norbu-
taite), seno amz., mire Sau-
sio "a, Chicagoj. (Telsiu ap.
Laukuvos par.) Amerikoj is
gyveno As metus.
KRIPAS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire Sausio 25, Chicagoje.
(Raseiniu ap. Luoliu p. ku-.
piskiu k.)
Antanas, mire Sau-
sio Is, Omaha, Nebr.
VENSKUS Jonas, mire Sausio
26, Chicagoj. (silales p. Le-
viskiu k.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 40 metu.
Mykolas, pusam-
lis, mire Sausio &c, Chica-
goj. (Telsiu ap. Zarenu p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno "a m.
ANDRAKEVICIUS Jonas, mi
re Sausio M, Frackville, Pa.
Kazys, SO metu,
mire Sausio "a, So. Boston,
Mass. Amerikoj isgyveno "a
metus.
Domicele,- miro
Sausio 26, So. Boston, Mass.
(Plunges par.), Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metu. ..... ..s..
KURTINAITIS Mikas, 6S me-
tn, mire Sausio 2, Pittston,
Pa.
PACENTIENE Agota, sc me-
tn, mire Gruod. IA, Philadel-
phia, Pa. (Gimus Shenando-
ah, Pa.(
RAUDONAITIS Jonas, mire 6
Sausio, Maspeth, N. Y.
IKELEVICIUS A m b raziejus,
So metu, mire Sausio 10 O.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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PAVASARE
ARTINASI
Jau Laikas Planuoti
DARIUS!

81 meta daug zmoniu tu-
res taisymo, pakeitimo ir
dabinimo savo namu dar-
bus. ITEMS darbams bus
reikalinga pinigo, If gal
but daugeliui bus reikalin-
ga paskolos.
Lietuviu bankas yra uz-
auges kapitalu ir gall su-
telkti paskolas ne tik rel
kalingiems taisymui manu-,
bet ir perkant arba statant
namus.
Paskolos padaroma grei-
tai, su prityrimu il sulyg
Stu laiku reikalavimais.
Lietuviu bankineje istai-
goje depozitai yra po Fe-
deral Insurance Corp. koz-
ma knygute Xxi $4,000.
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MIRIM Al

MIRE. lSEIVIAI AA1ERIkOS LIETUVIAI
(nos apie musius Letuvius ame syriue tapnama dyka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
CAKE RECIPES.
from Mrs. M. A. H.,
White Plains. N. y

In going through my file, I came
across q honey -nut-gumdrop cake
which every one liked very much
as it is different than any that was
in your column. I also found
another that is somewhat different
and uses less shortening. Thought
you might like to include it In your
column.
Honey Nut Gumdrop Cake: Two
cups sifted flour. 2 teaspoons baking
powder, "a teaspoon salt. 2s cup
butter or shortening, n cup sugar
II cup honey, 3 eggs, u cup milk
j teaspoon flavoring II used u
vanilla and u lemon), cup chopped
nuts, 1 cup gum drops Il omitted
green's and blacks.
Cream the shortening and sugar
beat in the honey gradually. Sift
l cup of the -four with salt and bak-
ing powder and put to one side.
Add 14-2s cup of remaining -four
to the shortening mixture, beat un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
Dr.. J. K. FREIoT, DENTIST
PLATE SPECIALIST
Plates Repaired While You Wait
4o7 7th St. NV. MA. Oo1S
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

IODhxs
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, auctioneers. 43S
Southern Building-Trustees sale OF valu-
able semi. dessehed brick dwelling T,yt, kn os
certain deed of trust duly recorded, IN 1iber
No. 1923, Folio 459 ct seq, OF the lana
re cords Of the District of Columbia, and AZ
the request of the party secured thereby.
auctIoa in front of the premi s on Mon.
1947, at three o'clock pm, the folloWns-
described land and premises. situate in the
District Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as ana
being parts of lots 3, 4, 5, and g, IN J. n;
Heron and chu5sas Ss sl1 rscnsded IN
Liber r. W, folio Sc OF the Records Of thse
once Of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia, more particularly described by
metes and bounds. Subject to right TO use
q strip Of ground as alley IN sa,d,S SUB
lots 8 and 4 in said subdivision, having a
frontage Of i've feet on g" Ct. AND extend.
ing back with that width forty-four feet
one inch At the date hereof the above oe..
scribed land is designated on the records OF
Lot SO2 in Square 467 Terms: Sold sub.
feet to q prior building association deed Of
trust for S4,91747, further particulars OF
which will be announced at time OF saie;
The purchase price above said trust 70 %
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 REQUIRED.
er's cost. Terms to be complied with with.
in thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion OF the trustees.
JAMES r. KNIGHT. CARLTON Q: TEX.
POSTPONED until Friday 10th day Of Sept.
AID. 1947. at the same place and same
time by Order Of the Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15

Will SOIllC VI O1lko AkOui.
ANY remaining -four can be added
to the first cup. Add eggs which
have been beaten very light and
blend in lightly. Add remaining
flour alternately with milk, using
the flour to which baking powder
and salt was added. Last, add flavor
ing and gumdrops cut in pieces and
chopped nutmeats.
Pour into creased angel cake
pan. Bake in slow oven at 1926
degrees F. for so minutes or until
done.
Gumdrop Cake: One cup sugar
eggs well-beaten, u cup shorten
ing, "a cups flour, "a teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder. tea
spoon vanilla, q cup milk, p pound
colored gumdrops CHOPPED fine (omit
greens, blacks, y pound seeded
raisinS.
Cream the shortening, add the
sugar and beaten eggs. Sift flour
salt, baking powder, reserving about
u cup flour to mix with chopped
gumdrops and raisins.
Add vanilla to milk, then add the
dry ingredients and milk alternately,
to the first mixture. Stir in the
Toured gumdrops and raisins.
Bake in large creased pan in a
slow oven at 300 degrees F. for Ia
hours.
The cake will keep moist for a
long time.
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POEM.
From Mrs. M. H., Washington.)
Thought you might like the in
closed poem for the lady who is
asking for a poem suitable for a
50th wedding anniversary. AL those
who have heard or read 1t think
it is lovely. The author is DIR.
Maurice M. Hartmann, and 1t Is
dedicated to some friends of his.
Hope you like 1t.
FOR YOUR FIFT1ETH ANNIVERSARY.
Gold Is beautiful metal
Symbolic of value and worth.
Costly 1t is and precious
Important to US on earth.
"A
Is also = beautiful thing
Bound by q golden ring!
But gold is only symbol
In the gold Of a COD made marriage.
Not dug from earthly mines.
A marriage that's never old:
Because 1t was made In Heaven
OF chains of heavenly gold.
X X X X
TIGHTENING HEM?
fFron, Mrs. F. P. P, Wdshington.)
I am anxious to know If any reader
could give me some ideas on how to
|lengthen a plain button-down-the-
front aqua wool dress which has
had the hem let down as far as pos
sible. 1t is not the type OF dress that
you could add 'ruff1e to so I am
hoping that some one can help me
so can wear it this winter.
X X X *
HANDBAGS OF CORK?
from v. C. D., Washington
Could some one please give me
the directions for making a bag
from the corks of soft drink caps, or
tell me where to get the directions!
I have seen these bags and they are
lovely.
X
OVERSEAS CARTONS:
STEWED CORN.
from Mrs. F. T. w., AnndpohS.)
For Mrs. p. c. p, Arlington, re
stewed corn. I think she has In
mind our fried corn" Cut tops
of kernels off with sharp knife,
then scrape the cobs. That makes
a cream style corn mixture. Put
into hot skillet with bacon grease.
Add salt and pepper and little
boiling water. Stir rather constantly
to prevent sticking; adding more
boiling water when necessary. Cook
over low fire Il to q hour. Frozen
corn can be prepared in the same