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Evening star., 1948-06-10
Judicial Circuit Conference
To Hear vinson, Clark

Chief Justice Virson and Attor-
ney General Clark will address the
opening session Of the annual Judi
cial Circuit Conference here on
June II in the United States Court
of Appeals Building.
All members of the Bar are in
vited to attend this year. Previously
attendance has been limited to q
list of invited guests.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
DINING ROOM GROUPS

Modern buffet, 48-inch, in Cordovon mohoe-
any with important, bright bross pulls, large
drawer and cupboard Was Sl09 Now.
$3.50
Modern four drower Cordovon mahogany
chest, large bright bross pulls. Was $3.50.
Now ------- $44.50
Widdicomb beige mahogany dining group.
Robsjohn Gibbons huge eredenzo with sliding
gloss china closet top, mossive 4Ox6o toble
with extension on ends, z upholstered boek
host cheors and 4 side chairs. Was 81 $50.
Now ------------------$695
Antique reproduction Hunt sideboord in solid
mahogany. Reproduction hardware and
escutcheons, with lock- Wos Sl95. Now,
$oe.5o
Solid cherry drop-Ieof dining toble, 3ex44
fIuted legs, finely figured cherry. Wos $84:
Custom mode fruitwood dining group, finely
made, exquisiteIy finished. Buffet, 2 corner
cobinets, tobIe cobinet serving cart, 4 eored
boek choirs. Wos l.632 Now ,195
NoturoI birch top, chromium rim and leg
extension dinette tobIe, 4 chromium chairs.
Was S7995. Now-------$5e.5o
BIeoched mahogany console extension tobIe,
37x40 Hos 4 leaves, inches eoch. Was
$500. w--------------$69.50
IS Odd dining room chairs and arm ehoirs,
mohoeony and bleoehed oak. Mostly one
and two Of kind; some set Of four. Some
sold eoeh up to $40. Now----------$8.95
Evening star., 1948-06-10

I Attorney Walter M. Bastian Il
to preside at the opening session
Discussion leaders will include Jen.
nings Bailey, jr.; E. L. Reynolds
James e. Palmer, jr.;; Austin Can.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

8 mosnifieentIy carved and finished
. solid mohogony Korpen knuekIe arm
chairs. Innerspring unit seots and
Iorge pillow backs, Korpen's superb
construction and toiIoring. Domosk
or blue mohoir. Sold up to $l49.50,
$3.50
Evening star., 1948-06-10
BEDROOM GROUPS

BEDROOM SkOOFS
Kttinser Mandarin SEQ hoze enamel bed
room group. Dresser, chifforobe, vonity night
tobIe, upholstered heed bed and two mirrors.
Was $780, Now $695
Fine carved imported heodboord bed. tufted
in gold sotin, white and gold finish. Floor
sompIe. Was $265. Now-----$1z9
Richly figured mohosony HeppIewhite bed
room group, morquety inloy on eoch piece.
Dresser, chest on chest double bed, hanging
mirror. Was S395. Now--$295
MoenificentIy made double dresser, inloid
Sheraton mohoeony bedroom group. Double
dresser huge chest on chest full vonity,
double bed, night tobIe, bench and honging
mirror. Was $975. Now ------$5e5
Lovely poster COLONEL bedroom group. in
finely finished mohoeony. Dresser, chest,
double bed, night tobIe. hanging gloss Wos
S3S1.50 ow---------------$26e
Especially fine Ritteneer Regency chest Of
drawers, in magnificent mohoeony. Was
S275.
Twin size Kitteneer upholstered heodboord
beds, black and gold. to 90 with chest obove.
Eoch were Sl1o Now--------$6
Stripe woInut A-ineh modern woInut dresser
and hanging glass. Were SIS. Now. $44.5o
Solid birch three -drower modern chest on
legs, qroy or noturdI finish, bright brass
pulls. Was Sll0. Now--------------$55
Fine choise lounge, tufted scot, back and
pillow, fine spring construction, frInged to
floor, fine blue moteIosse, sutobIe for bed
room OF living room Wos $249. Now. $lz5
Magnificent custom mode highboy, 7o inches
high. Bonnet top, crotch mahogany front,
eIoborotek cored she'll ponels, ball and
Glow feet, fIome, finiois. Was $3.50. Now,
1863
Huge stiekIey cherry double poster bed, s..
inch posts Antique reproduction. Was
S136. -$6S.oU
Large 7-drower noturoI finish COLONEL style
Prinx wood dresser and hanging gloss Was
S9o. Now
4 Hobitont knotty pine three-drower chests.
81 inches vide, floor somple. Wos $6e. Now.
$33
Knotty pine Hobinet hutch top to tit chest,
for buffet or eomode, floor somple. Was
Evening star., 1948-06-10

field, Richard r. Atkinson. Jacob
N. Halper, Harry ]. Kane. jr.; David
G. Bress, Spencer Gordon and
Corporation Counsel Vernon e.
West.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

IA Sets lined oak dining room
choirs, fine construction and finish,
green plastic slip scot. Eoet set
consists Of z side ehoirs and z arm
chairs. Were Sl25. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1948-06-10

ao4 OCCASIONAL TABLES
Cd Cord tobIe, stationery, heovy gold fooled
leather top, 24"x24. Regularly $3.50,
-. $4s.5o
~ Tier tobIes-size 43Iz" toll. all mohos-
any, carved detoiI and pedestoI. Regularly
~ Drum .tobIes-revoIving, size 81" d.
ometer Gold fooled leather top, custom
mode pieces. Regularly $l9500----S8s.5o
CeIIorette-hond decorated Chinese motif,
"a" toll Fitted with lock. Floor sompe.
ReeuIorly Sl4S00 ---------------$9s.oo
CocktoiI tobe, 81" squore mirrored top.
Regency design, black lacquer or picked
pine and gold. Floor sompIe. Regularly $3.50,
$49.5o
Writing tobIe, small reproduction, mahogany.
Green fooled leather top. Decorators piece.
Regularly $3.50 ----------------$39.5o
cocktoiI tobIe, 36"xlS", mahogany with shelf,
snort design. Floor sampIe. Regularly $3.50.
$29.95
Lozy Susan tier tobIe, drop-Ieof, unusuoI
design. Mahogany reproduction. Regularly
01S.OV
Pembroke, loroe 30xlsh, all mohoeony.
Drower. Regularly $Ss.5o---------$5s.5o
Console, plate glass on mahogany feother
pedestol. 45h" long, l91z" deep. Distine-
tive design. Regularly S79.5o------$3s.5o
CeIIorette, modern bIeoehed mahogany. fit
ted with glasses. 81" toll. 2411" wide.
Regularly $1,000
Desk-PickIed pine, antique mirror trim, long
drawer, "a" wide. Regularly $500 $3.50
Nursery lamps, eorouseI or flower pot de-
sign, parchment shades. Originally up TO
Si5.s5 ---------$4.e5
CystoI hurricane and vonity Iomps. Poirs
and one Of kind. Originally up to $l2.95.
$4.o5
TobIe Iomps-troditono and modern: china,
erystoI, composition, including hand toiIo'ed
shodes One and two Of kind. Originally
1p TO oS45.00--4----------$1e.95
Evening star., 1948-06-10
EDUCATIONAL.
SULLIVAN SCHOOL

e1O7 Wyoming Ave. NV, CO. 1717
West Point. Coast Guard Academy and
ali Colleges. Summer Course. Fall
term commences Sept: g.. 9s% Of our
sion to service academies or colleges.
Gerald J. sullivan W. e. Reiisy.
1st L., U.S.A., Grad:, U;S.N.A;'
Ret, Principal ASST. fr1ncipA
Tel Columbia 1917
Evening star., 1948-06-10

10 Hand pointed mirrors decorators pieces).
Some aoId fromed. eoeh on individual design.
Originally up to $So.50------------$49.5o
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

WILLYS JEEP, factory cab, exc. cond.; heater, radio, 2 spares; carrying rack. See Vic Vuko- vich, Pioneer Peak Sawmill.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

OVER STUFFED SET, 3-pc., $165; Universal mixer, comp, $2O. 836 Fourth Ave-, Anchor age.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24
SPECIAL SERVICES

SPECIAL SERVICES CIRCULAR SAWS gummed and filed. Hand saws filed. Tom Mack, AT East E St., Anchor age.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

LIVE baby bunnies. Adelard Bey-
 lund, Box 823, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

HOUSE, 5-rm., furn.; lot 1892 x 140; good garden plot. Victor Nelson, Box 1916.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

FORD V-8; radio, heater; rattles like everything, but runs good. See Rev. Victor Alfsen. Q'll have to use it until end of April.)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

TRACTOR, John Deere Row. Crop, Model A; comp. w power take-off, power lift, 2 row cultivator, 2-way blow. See A. A. Rempel.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

DAVENO, $25; chair, $1O; not
 matching. See Dave Rush.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24
Classified Ads

 OFFICE SrACI. koslo9ky Bldg Ina. Jan koslosky. FOR SALE WILLYS JEEP, factory cab, exc. cond.; heater, radio, 2 spares; carrying rack. See Vic Vuko- vich, Pioneer Peak SaWmill. LIVE baby bunnies. Adelard Bey- lund, Box 823, Palmer. FORD V-8; radio, heater; rattles like everything, but runs good. See Rev. Victor Alfsen. Q'u have to use it until end of April)
 DAVENO, $25; chair, $1O; not matching. See Dave Rush. OVER STUFFED SET, 3-pc., $165; Universal mixer, comp, $2O. 836 Fourth Ave-, Anchor age.
 10000 HAIRCUTS, messages, slaves and tonics. Inquire at Valley Barber Shop, Daryl Meeks, prop. OIL STOVE, only slightly used; paid $230 when new, selling for $175. See G. L. Dudley, II East K Street, Anchorage or write Box 841, Anchorage. ATTENTION FARMERS and HOMESTEADERS. New 1947 International Harvester Farm all tractor, 16 inch blow with sod cutter, power take-off and pulley, pneumatic lift, starter, front and rear driving lights, tools and accessories. NEVER BE ZEN USED. $1,375. J. Brown, City Fire Station, An chorage.
 1946 TAYLORCRAFT, w/wheel pants, Jack Carr skis, radio receiver, approx. 200 hrs. total time; $2,250; consider late model car. See Leslie Green at Palmer airport. HOUSE, 5-rm., furn.; lot 1892 X 140; good garden plot. Victor Nelson, Box 1916. TRACTOR, John Deere Row. Crop, Model A; comp. w power take-off, power lift, 2 row cultivator, 2-way blow. See A. A. Rempel.
 SPECIAL SERVICES CIRCULAR SAWS gummed and filed. Hand saws filed. Tom Mack, 417 East E St., Anchor age.
 NOTICE WELLS DRILLED. Get your order in now. Write box 759, Palmer or leave word at ARRC office.
 CotfeY 1nsures Everything
 Remember? Adv.  l UNION BANK of ANCHORAGE
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

1946 TAYLORCRAFT, w/wheel pants, Jack Carr skis, radio receiver, approx. 200 hrs. total time; $2,250; consider late model car. See Leslie Green at Palmer airport.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

OIL STOVE, only slightly used; paid $230 when new, selling for $175. See G. L. Dudley, II East K Street, Anchorage or write Box 841, Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-24

10000 HAIRCUTS, messages, slaves and tonics. Inquire at Valley Barber Shop, Daryl Meeks, prop.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15
In Lighter Vein


1T bothers me my wife has
dreamed the last three nights that
she's married TO a millionaire"
You should be bothered! My wife
thinks the same in the daYtimeI-
He: "How + you getting along
with your driving?"
She: "Oh, fine. Yesterday I went
so miles an hour, and tomorrow I'm
going to try opening my eyes when
I pass another carr
Judge: What is the charge against
this man?"
Officer: Drunk and disorderly. He
was fighting with a taxi driver"
Judge: Where is the taxi driver?~
Officer: That's just it-there
wasn't anY!~'
81 need a holiday" said the pretty
cashier. "Im not looking my best"
Nonsense" said the manager.
"It isn't nonsense. The men are
beginning to count their changer
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15

of three 2 by 10-inch planks on each
side bolted solidly to 2 by As and
these in turn to a heavy frame. 1t
is faced at the bottom on each side
with an old grader blade, and a
light angle iron protects the two
sides where they join.
The pillow is pushed by a 4 by 6, IA
feet long on each side bolted solidly
to the pillow frame in front and are
joined at the rear by a cross-piece
made from an old plow beam or from
a 4 by 6. This is fastened to the
drawbar by a heavy bolt; 2 by 4 di-
agonal braces. are bolted under the
main frame and these bolted where
they cross. A chain is run from the
front of the tractor frame each way
to the pillow frame to hold the pillow
from moving sideways. 80
The height is govenedsby a light
chain or cable running from the bot
tom of the pillow through a pulley
at the top of a standard clamped to
the front of tractor frame, and back
to a quadrant and lever from an
old sulky plow fastened to the side
of the tractor frame.
To install this snow pillow we lay
it flat on the ground, drive the
front wheels over the rear cross
piece and diagonal braces, raise up
the rear end and bolt it under the
drawbar, hook up the cable, and fas-
ten the two side chains. The front
upright can be left in place all
winter.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15

citation passed the following resoEu-
ton: That the production fee for
legume and grasses shall be in
creased from " of 1 cent a pound
on all seed eligible to be tagged and
sealed by the association
cat the same time they passed
a resolution governing the sealing
OF small grain, flax, beans and corn
as follows: That tags and seals for
the tagging and sealing of small
grain, flax, beans and corn shall be
increased from 8 to 10 cents per tag.
saThe directors have held off TAX
ing this action as long as possible.
1t has been apparent with small seed
crops of recent years and the high
cost of labor and supplies that some
such action would have to be taken.
Our growers have enjoyed high seed
prices for some, years without any
increase in certifying cost to the
grower.
"This action was taken only after
careful study of fees collected by
other state certifying agencies doing
a comparable job. In most cases
studied the feed run at 2 percent of
the total seed produced.
'It is hoped that the growers will
accept this change in the rules and
regulations as a help In strengthen
ing the work which your association
will be able to carry on
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15
Farm Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
By l. W. DICKERSON
POWER SNOW PLOW

M. T. writes: Here Is a diagram
Of a simple but very effective snow
pillow my neighbor and I made 10
use on the front Of a tractor, and
which cost us only a few dollars for
scrap materials. 1t is all bolted SOL
idly together and with slight changes
can be used on most any make Of
tractor.
The general construction can be
e quite clearly from the drawing.
The pillow is A-shaped and is made
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Readers Clearing House

would have to be converted, which
takes quite a long time. My daugh-
ter's electric steam iron was one
year in the process.
Clothing is still being rationed as
Is yard goods so I would take a
good supply of basic needs, and use
my coupons for extras. Let me say
here, regarding shoes, that If you
have difficult foot to fit it may be
well to take as many pairs of shoes
as possible with you, since the Eng
lish last Is shorter and wider than
ours, the leather is also usually
heavier. We found shoes quite a
problem except in London stores,
but even there styles and quality are
limited.
Now as to the all important food
problem. You will find plenty of
fresh vegetables and fruits in season.
Unreasonable items, which we take
for granted here, are unavailable
except at a few London shops. Fish
is also plentiful, but one does get
so tired of it!
Each person is allowed 8 ounces
Of sugar, 4 ounces of butter (subject
to change), or ounces of marga-
rine and ounces of lard a week.
do not remember the exact meat
allowance, but there were four of us
Evening star., 1948-11-28
LIVING IN ENGLAND.
From C.. W., Washington J

Several days ago one of your
readers wrote asking information as
to living conditions in England.
AS I have just returned from
nearly year stay there perhaps I
can help her.
First, if possible do take your
household furniture with you, as
utility furniture is on dockets or
(rationeO and one is usually allowed
only enough for three rooms.
Other furniture (usedD is available,
but is very expensive considering the
quality.
There is plentiful supply of pots,
pans, ETC., available, but there too,
the quality is poorer than ours, since
the better qualities are being i'm
ported.
Rugs are practically non-existant,
except at very high prices.
Linen is available, but since quality
and styles are limited I would sug-
.gest taking enough for basic needs.
Electric irons, heating pads, etc.
are becoming more plentiful and
can usually be bought. Since their
voltage is considerably higher than
ours (215-240W, I believe), all such
equipment brought from the States
Evening star., 1948-11-28
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. D-9'
%

Excellent flavor, fine keepers, re-
naming crisp. Compact for pack
ing. Colorful, red and white Of
sugar.
BOOKS FOR CHILD?
From Mrs. G. A. f.. Falls Church.
My little girl is ~ and ready for
stories, but most Of the fairy tales
concerning a prince or tales of
magic" are beyond her at this time
and I'm at a loss to recall any, other
than 'The Three Bears" of interest
to her. Can some one tell me of
any sets" I can order for her age
of stories not too long and not too
expensive? I mentioned sets" be-
cause I cannot afford several dol
lars per book of one or two stories
and have heard of sets put out by
missionary homes and other organ
izations, paper bound, but cannot
locate the right groups. Or, If any
one knows of one particular book
containing a variety Of these stories,
I would be willing to invest in it.
Any suggestions?
Have seen no replies for the
method of cleaning . hooked rug.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
REQUESTS:
SNOWFALL COOKIES.

fFTOm MTS. y. H., AteIdHdT10.I
Cookie icing: May I have a cookie
icing which may be tinted in colors,
one which may be used on cookies
which will be packed a few weeks
before Christmas? One which will
be lust right"-not sticky or sugary
after standing.
Furniture company address: May
I have the name and address Of
an unfinished furniture company
which makes other than the usual
modernistic and straight-lined fur
niture. One perhaps dealing in
copies of the periods.
SNOWFALL cookies: Three -fourths
cup shortening (butter only, u cup
|evaporated milk (uSe evaporated
milk only. Cream butter, evap-
grated milk until all butter is taken
up by milk. Sift IL cups flour
(sift flour before measuring) with
6 tablespoons confectioner's sugar.
Add to butter, milk mixture. Add l
teaspoon vanilla Cor bottled cherry
juice, cup English walnuts, broken
in pieces, "a cup shredded coconut.
Garnish with piece of cherry. Roll
about / teaspoon dough between
fingers. Use a Toured sheet. Mod
crate oven, about IS or 20 minutes
Evening star., 1948-11-28
GRAHAM CRACKER FRUIT CAFE
from Mrs. II. r. A., FGirtnr
Station. ~

CRACKER FRUIT CAFT
(From Mrs. II. r. A.. FGtrtGr
Station. n
Mrs. w. r. H., Arlington, aske
for some information about: sn
recipe of Graham Cracker Fru
Cake. Mrs. w. r. II. may send ii
fruit cake q couple Of weeks befo,
Christmas as it keeps well. Do II
put In ice box as 1t isn't necessar
Be sure and pack 1t down well
the tins. I kept one nearly t.
and it was as delicious
freshly made. 1t Is SO easy to ma
maybe some of the ladies woi
like a copy Of my recipe. I am 81
the RICH would be glad to print
for the asking.
+ X +
TARALE
From C. G. OBJ, Washington.
have lost my recipe for Tarf
an Italian cookie. 1t Is q COO
that is made up mainly OF eg
Would some one please send IN
recipe so 1 can make some In t.
for Christmas? They are my =
vorite.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
CARE OF KITTEN?
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From Mrs. P. B., Mount Rainier
Can one of your readers please
tell me how to take care OF a kitten
not quite 3 months old? How often
must it be fed? What beside cat
food can it eat? How should its
food be prepared-chopped, boned
or in chunks?
How can I train the adorable
"beastie" to use the great outdoors
for it's personal use, instead OF a
box? Can I let it go outdoors IN
anv kind of weather? AS must be
abundantly clear from this letter,
I know absolutely nothing about
cats but my children love this little
stray so much that I can't give 1t
up. Would greatly appreciate all
the information I can get since I
cannot afford to dash to a veterl-
marian with each small problem.
Have found absolutely indiSpens-
able for long or short trips (even
lust into town with children, a ten
cent tube of shaving cream for
washing the children's hands. The
shaving soap and a few extra facial
tissues have proved blessing many
times over and have become stand
ard equipment in my purse.
I don't remember the initials OF
the reader who asked for recipe
for creamy fudge but the following
one is fool proof:
Stir until sugar almost dlssolves
cup brown sugar, l cup white
sugar, 2 tablespoons corn slrup, l
cup milk. 2 one-ounce cakes OF bitter
chocolate ,tcut up). or ounces OF
unsweetened cocoa, u teaspoon
salt. -,
Stir constantly over low heat until
mixture boils. Cook without stirring
over very low heat until soft ball
in cold water stage" (234 degrees
F.. Might take about III hours
When soft ball stage is reached,
pour into another bowl or pan (do
not scrape original PAM and add
without stirring tablespoons butter
or margarine and l teaspoon vanilla.
Let cool undisturbed then stir until
fudge loses it's gloss and is very
stiff. Turn into creased pan 8xSX2
or 8 inch creased cake or pie pan.
Cut into 1-inch squares when cool
but not chilled. If nuts are to be
added, do so after first few minutes
of stirring when fudge has begun to
thicken. Makes about liz pounds
of fudge and is simply scrumptious
Evening star., 1948-11-28
REQUESTS;
TO MAKE PAJAMAS.

From Mrs. C. E. ", Jr,
Washington.)
How to remove old laundered
coffee stain out of white hand
crocheted tablecloth?
Recipe for fruit cake using no
citron or currants, only nuts. lemon
and orange peel, green and red
cherries and white seedless raisins.
Is there such a recipe?
Surely there is a reader who was
born on Christmas Day! What
were your likes and dislikes as a
child. in the matter of celebration?
NV son is still too young to feel he
is not getting his due of day all
his own. but won't the time come
eventually? I personally think it
is really Special to have been
born on Christmas, but, then, it isn't
my birthday
The only thing I can think of in
way of contribution to you wonder
full neighbOrs is: Five pairs of
Size pajamas, with feet, can be
made from one dozen birdseye cloth
square diapers. When you figure
the price. the instability and the
year-round use (winter time in a
sleeping bag, it's worth the time
and effort.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

and we had enough for two good
meals a week, with hash for the
third meal. There was some talk
about increasing the quota when ]
left in May, but I do not believe
anything has been done as yet.
The allowance for eggs varies with
the season, last winter we had one
a week apiece.
Your main problem fooO will be
meat fats and cheese, so I would
take as many of these items as pos
sible. There is a quota of Is pounds
(each person. for civilians. The
army quota may be more.
Now that I've told you all of the
bad features of living in England,
let me say that in spite of all these,
I enjoyed every minute of my stay.
The people are very friendly and
cordial and extremely interested in
Americans and all phase of Ameri-
can life.
COCOA HINT
(Fron Mrs. J. T. M, Washington. J
Has any one ever tried putting
vanilla flavoring into cocoa served
for breakfast? Just a couple of
drops per cup will do the trick. For
a change it is delicious.