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GREAT DANE PUPPIES
Colesville, Md, Silver Spring O39S.
2778
1+,rav
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KUUMS Win BONKO WANIEO
EMPLOYED COUPLE, with 3-yr. .-oid
child. wants room and board. with
day care for child, in home-like at
mosphere. Phone WI. 1884 before
3.30 q m -1S
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HOTEL l44O
Newly furn. rms. with running water,
near shower bath, 24-hr. phone and
elevator service; S10.50 to 1880
wkly. 144O R / ave NV ~
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EVERGREEN SALE
Md. grown, freshly dug, all kinds at
yews, IL tn % in. 1895 es AGH-
TON NURSERY, 6510 Georgia ave.
NV --lS
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P. 0. HOTEL
729 North CapitOl

Newly decorated rooms with new
inner-spring mattresses; extremely
reasonable rates by week or month.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ALL OAK HARDWOOD, seasoned
yrs. T. 16, Is and "a in. Ca
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CONTINUED % Next Pass.)
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he FANAWANlA
1885 N. H. ave n.w.-Beautifully
furn. sgle. and twin-bed rms. HU.
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70 oaLn, pvL: nome' Bentieman' goo
rWo %si HAi Abyo1NfsG, ddssi nicely furnished miS
rooms, 2nd floor. next to bath:
suitable for empl. woman. ia. 9792.
MT. PLEAsANT-wen-furn. room.
empl; lady. Christian home; no
.Ss @0z.aff TafLdR hol sF H0osts -. fW large
rooms. single. ] double; conv, To-
cation; transp. at door. RIA. 1884.
1s47 EUCLID ST. N.w.-single room,
next n;ss' oash 'dsn $50 PSSss Du
FLOWER Low R. AVE; r.; ST. s91., srG71st5n sit5 ,,;d
PHI, venet.. blinds, dbl. bed; laund.
$ls wk.. i emp. pers. Bx. 3o5-B'
1903 N. II. AVE. NV. nr. Dupon.
Circleaa2nd {; front sGl. rm.. next
sses sesh, .ENfeEk M Ii sr. NV, blk. ls Of,
Conn. aye.-Young lady to share
with another lady; twin beds. EN-.
1soi sas' ALLISON ST. N.w.-sinsle fur.
nished room for rent; $25 per
1ass nSptn 4aytoR g. seHa sms
front room; S25 mo-; gentleman.
1881 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Single
rms. for empl. girls or young women;
COW. transp.; 50 per wk. TIA. 34ls.
1881 LAMoNTH ST. N.w.-Two ssle.
rms; also large dble.; men or
asss s%s !fSRs fSSR'i s1 s,5 ..s,, .ss,%
trSns nnmitsa a pSons sSms FEM Hn 71i7 ner7y def
CHEVY CHASE, $500 block Broad
Branch rd. n.w.-Twin beds, private
bath. 2 closets. 3 windows, private
KENYON Sir. N.W.-coxy. medium
front room, in private congenial
home; private bath If wanted; trans.
ct door; unlim. phone; $50 mo.
1sas Ma 1RIGds pL. N.w.-Attr.c. bed
pTt sttins souIee En sensi.maD nssa PuD0ai ab ssss
CHEvY CHASE, d. C.-Master bed
rm with pvt, bath; or 2 gentle.
CIEVELxND PARK-Sentleman. ap-
preciating privacy; next bath; only
one other on hoor; reas. I'M.
1875 SS'i iisth ST. N.w-Young man for
t,rst-noor front room; $40; meals
ep,a i desiTsa. aT;T "a NJ II. vI74; near pupont
Circle; second-fioor single room; suit
OFF re tSNN. Isl SsnIssnanio I'VE. ON xopMIAsN-
Pleasant room, adj. bath: S. each
for two; SO wk. single. EN-. 1927.
Soe7 14th ST. N.w.-sinsle. ideal
room for gentleman: End H.; quiet
home; $50 mo. GE. e004. -
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conQlCton. JuSG WnaI you need IOl
junior. See it. Only s45. TR. 5o16
TRUMPET, Holton. used year; orig
nhn,s ,1al cost s. slSs; 1lsa sell for sl1o. Tsle
TRUNK, large, ash cans. packing
rSFswsn4Ek. IaFfn faahEf cR Royal SY4o with touc,
control. used l mo-; cost S151., vii
TYPEWRiTER RENTALS. Underwood
9 mos: In ady; 81 IS. no del; So sdd
THPEws.rEas ,ar new n. and aa.ss rebuilt
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
1431 :. CAPITOL ST.. s:3O-5:30. incl
Sat: Sc. Branch. 326 Pa. ave. Sc.
5000. closed Sat. Ii. 3-00s2.
UNBORN. st. johns. overcoat; prsc
sssspsea sissllss new, Az. size se4s.i isi rsas one
WALNUT FOR sALE--Make walnu
your Woodworking hobby: good hart
ttsxtuTree;o Teoe all sides surfaced. Gal
wasHsk.o HH aaso' General Electric. is 3 srs
new. AP. O09O.
WASHER, Easy Spinner: oualit,
Phiigas range and Hot Point elec
range; gust sell; Al cond. Ash a
WASHER, GE 'spindry"; good con
dition; best or first reasonable offer
"a 60. Old Glebe rd., Arl. 19s
WASHER. Kenmore wringer type witt
pump. S55 or best offer. WI, 1877
WASHER. 1g47 Kenmore, very goo,
cond.. de luxe wringer and pump
$50; double cleo plate. solid burners
3 heats. excel. cond.. S8. Phon
-
condition, $40. 603 Decatur st. 2; v
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ALTURAS HOTEL,

1902 18th w-Lge outside rooms
with running water or pvt. baths;
81 8 dav and up; 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service; dining
room in BLDG HU. Rllk
Evening star., 1949-09-17

amos, come to campbeli's. We are
closing out . few models In beau
tifu walnut finish at very reason
able nriees. These are al regular
Piles and returned -from-rent pianos.
In MAHOGANY, walnut and bleached
such famous makes as Sohmer,
Kimbal. Gulbransen, Gable and
c0esiaisRs ierMS Muspc sy CO.
l!0s g st. NV: d. s4e4: III
steinway spinet and learn about
our liberal trade-in allowance for
q fur e% Sld RianS Rbs ;slSSsen soSms
Guibransen and Gable pianos. Com
are price and quality before you
buy. All uf our Instruments are
plainly marked at the cash price.
No hidden finance ehnTgssS IT These m
Sig'ss.i sSaS:l!iIs SHsrs s'sss. sS P!ta
pIASos-po You want to get your
sad s6n: oa started psno IN taking r.. mGss esmpbs ss
Music CO: can help yeu do this at
lsct the piano you want from our
me & display q steinway, sohmer;
others. Come. ''s"'n,; in now S'e and let aps Us
;;s2 y 4. S|iS sss 5S il i.si ST.,
rirE; GALv: Sl.st; cast iron. new.
SOCKS. soss ar IA St. s1 NV. NO. :sass sso$
PIPE, galv: black. cast iron. Cut,
threaded. Fittings, all kind. ALLAN
TIC, S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
POOL TABLE. combination billiard.
n5nasxiSt eanaisaS TssussiSp 71ss size excellent
P0sTs~1.o 900 locust fence posts.
roush pine lumber, 2x4, 2x6, 2xs in
1900 board It. Of sheathing. Reason
EGressSiIIs' Ea sSss Va, NA. 1905; eyes
DRESSER and vanity, maple. large
holstered chair. bookcase and break
phiNFiNa fs6s IN Fl fPAR2ssss, 2sse sx,a. is With
GGioJ, csil ia s9SS s29Ssso5. with 'fea0'e: Ss $3.50
PROJECTOR, I8 mm.. Apollo sound,
complete with exten. arms and carry
ing case: also Revere ,splicer: value,
$l65; sell for SOS or best offer, VI
oUiITs, hand made; chest Of drwrs.,
Hollywd. bed. 2 SIN. tables, lge. ward
robe. dble. .bedspg., OR. 0129. lis
RADIO, Philco. walnut, pert. cond
Clothes dryer. So $3.50. Wo. sssSs',
-18
RADIO, Philco comb; elec. heater.
2 clocks, / elec. chime. OIL paint
ings. GL O61S. -1e
RANIO, Zenith, long distance upright
console, IL tube, multi-channef: sep
arate record changer included, ex-
niHpio.MHGNAvo& ADO IV5Si s kAbIo. LAD; VII Sictrol.
combination, Berkeley 1889 model
mahogany case, $75. 10. 2.1396.
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mel. rates: sgle, with bath. SIS per
week: dble., with bath. S24 per
week DI 4o1n
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employed lady. Mrs. WALTER
nr. to tTansp.; also Arm. apt;
lsss saal'i EGeEiD Sp1zi ST. N.w.-ro IaS ladies':
Large single rm., adjoining bath,
$40; also also bGight % .,en basement room. room
LARGE MASTER ROOM; near bus;
SI4 per week; one person only. 3S1 @
Military I'd, Chevy Chase, EN-. Il: H1as.
DOUBLE ROOM. suitable for 1 Or 2
psssens, .ssse spt tit dE PEvs soo7 + desired
DOWNTOWN. mr.: 18th on Eye NV
Couple: permanent; $50 mo. Tor 2.
,isl u. f3sii Saikmosr s1.-Lazss I!s tsin.
GEoRaEfoWNIsachsior: iEoaasE S51Si ga; Ss T v rm'
bedrm.. semipyt. bath. kit. End a.;
3 exposures. DU; 4446. lis
1921 CONN. AVE.--Attractive rm,.
sgle. Hollywood bed; $35 mo. Ho.
1Sso TAYLOR ST. N.w.ILsrge
home; $40, $50 for 2; gentlemen.
NEAR IA 0yS2i WALTER REED-Larse d5le.
room, newly furn., next to bath;
reasonable; pvt. home. RA. $500.
LARGE BEDROOM for 2 o1 students.
quiet house; $40 month. Call AD.
DsoSwsPNrowN, IN APT, Mass. ave.
and 18th st.-Large front room.
pref. Call sT. 1880. If
2O3O g ST. N.W.-Single and double
rooms with lavatory; unlimited
WOMEN ONIf-Dble. rm.. small
porch; use Of small den. semipyt.
bath, laundry privils. One blk. Wis.
ave. WO. 4796. -18
1712 LANIEH PL. N.w.-Nice front
s roam .n n p,.. ,lsS home ,,H, for man % only;
1346 INGRAHAM ST.-Lge. comfort
able bedrm. with pvt. u bath; girls.
14th and Colorado cars. -21
S217 MACOAlB ST.-Double studio
bedrm., charmingly furn., on 3rd d.
of lge. pvt. home; exclusive neigh
borhood; share bath and Ink. with
lady on same a.; mr.. Conn. ave, up
town Theater shopping center. OR.
4so7 N. h. AVE. N.w.-1 sleepins
rm.. ,conv. transp. Apply after $50
1sos @ sr N.w.--one single. i dou-
BILE room. twin beds, next semipri-
vats bath. DI. 0134. 17s
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

tea was poured; the Williamsport
Club, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Claude Potterfeld, decorated
children's Christmas party table; a
dinner table was arranged by the
Club of Halfway, with Mrs. Floyd
Ahalt in CHARGE; and breakfast
table was decorated by the Funks-
town Club, with Mrs. Harvey Miller
as chairman.
Under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Lee
roy Doub, the Beaver Creek, Cave
town, townsville and Keedysville
clubs arranged table displaying gift
wrapings; table displaying hand
made gift articles was arranged by
the clubs of Lappans, Leitersburg
and Rohrersville, with Mrs. Ernest
Dayhoff as chairman; food articles
suitable for gifts were exhibited by
the clubs of Clear Spring, Dry Run
and Hancock, with Mrs. A. R. Cob
en- in charge; while the Huyetts
Club provided a trimmed Christmas
tree, which added a festive note to
the party.
During the afternoon delightful
program was presented by the Home
makers Chorus, under the direction
of Arthur Spessard. Remarks were
made by Miss Venia M. Keller, and
Mrs. Roy c. F. Weagley gave a re-
port on the convention of the AS
ISOLATED Farm Women of America
at Colorado Springs. A skit was
then staged by local Homemakers
who attended the National Home
makers Convention in Colorado
Springs, with Mrs. Ray Rohrer as
leader. The showing of movies fol-
lowed the skit.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi

Sigma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority, held its regular bi-month-
ly meeting recently, with Mrs. Ar
lene Messersmith presiding.
Following the opening of the meet
ing, communications were made
known to the group by the pres
ident. The chapter chose the month
of March to entertain the orphans
at San Mar. Each girl was given a
copy of the year book which was
sent into the international house to
compete with year books from other
sorority groups, after which Mrs.
Lovess Snyder was installed as the
extension officer.
A report was made on the cake
sale which was held recently in the
basement of the market house.
The cultural program was en-
titled, 'Poise and Charm" and Miss
Louise Mask reviewed the book,
Charm" by Marjorie Wilson. Miss
Phyllis Lambrose then gave a very
interesting talk on Manners and
Business"
Following the adjournment, a
brush demonstration was held for
and friends of the chapter,
and refreshments were served.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
News OF County
.onemakers' Clubs
Jane ROesSner, reporter
FUTURE MEETINGS

The following Christmas parties
are scheduled by the various Home
makers Clubs during the coming
week:
Thursday, December 8, 7:3O pm.
-Keedysville Club will have their
party at the home of Mrs. Lille
Zimmerman.
Friday, December g. Huyetts
Club will have their party at the
Trinity Lutheran Church.
Wednesday, December IA, 1900
noon-Lappans Club will have their
party at the Parish House.
Thursday, December Is, $50 p.
m.-Bridgeport Club will have their
party in the social rooms of St.
Johns Lutheran Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Sorority News
XII Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi

XII Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority, held their bi-month-
ly meeting recently at the home of
Mrs. Roger Zimmerman, 827 Null
berry Avenue.
During the business session the
group chose July 1850 as the month
for their Dutch Uncle" project of
entertaining the orphan children of
San Mar.
A condensed report on the book,
Communist Shanghai" was given
by Mrs. Carolyn Judge.
A shrimp supper was served to
all members present by the hostess,
with the assistance of the social COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Lorraine
Leather is chairman.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Albert Snyder,
343 West Side Avenue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
BRIDGEPORT CLUBS
SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEETS

The social committee of the
Bridgeport Homemakers' Club held
meeting on Wednesday, November
30, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Nc
Clelland on North Mulberry Street.
Final plans were made for the
Christmas party, which will be held
in the social rooms of st. Johns Lu-
theran Church on Thursday, De-
cember Is, at $50 pm. All members
and their families are invited to
attend. Members are asked to bring
their Christmas carols and secret
sister gifts.
Reservations may be made by
telephoning 50-W-12 or 3995-W be-
fore Monday. December IL.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Chemical Flower Garden

The youngsters will be interest
ed in this Chemical Flower Gar
den" am sure you have seen them
and maybe wondered what proper
tons of salt etc, were used, so here
are the directions:
6 tablespoons salt
6 tablespoons bluing
| tablespoon ammonia water
After thoroughly mixing the above,
pour over clinker Ga piece of coke
or brick which has been placed in
a bowD. After the piece has been
wet well with the liquid, drop on
it few drops of mercurochrome
solution, or red or green ink. (Do
not use any other solution, as you
might get an adverse chemical re-
action)
After materials have been brought
together, coral-like colored growth
soon begins to appear on the clink-
er. It also tends to climb up the
side of the bowl and will climb up
and over unless you rub the edge of
the bowl with little vaseline. Ad-
ditiqn of a little more ammonia
water to the bowl will keep the
growth going after it has stopped.
Try it and you will be as interested
as the youngsters in watching the
growth of something ugly, into
something strangely beautiful.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
HOMEMAKERS' CLUB
HOLD CHRISTMAS TEA

The Homemakers' Clubs of Wash
ington County held an attractive
Christmas tea in st. Johns Lutheran
Church auditorium on Wednesday,
November 80, with approximately
four hundred guests attending.
Mrs. William L. Meyers, president,
and other officers of the County
Council; Mrs, Henry Foster, a past
president of the Council; and Miss
Venia M. Keller, assistant director
of extension work at the University
of Maryland, made up the receiving
line.
The Bridgeport Club, with Mrs.
Earl Recher as chairman, arranged
a Christmas tea table from which
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
SGT. CLAUDE F. DEEDS
is HONOR GUARD

Sgt Claude F. Deeds, son of Claude
W. Deeds. 1877 E. Franklin ST., who
is member of the American Graves
Registration Commands Fontaine-
bleau Detachment in France, re-
Gently served as honor guard at a
ceremony held at Fontainebleau
when a plaque, donated by the
French to the memory of allied air
men who fell during actual cambat
in the vicinity of Fontainebleau, was
unveiled by Major General C.
Blanc, French Chief of Staff of Land
Armies, Western Union.
Sergeant Deed, who graduated
from the Hagerstown High School.
Glass of 1887, served in the European
Theatre of operations in World War
II, with the 660th Engineers and par
ticipated in the Northern France
Campaign.
The Sergeant's wife, Mrs. Renee
L. M. Deeds, native of France,
whose marriage to the Sergeant took
place at Hagerstown, returned TO
France with her husband and their
two children, Patrick and Patricia.
when the Sergeant re-enlisted in
l948 and was assigned to his present
duties.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

Here is recipe that l have used
often, and the cookies grow better
with age.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

Fulfill her Christmas dreams with
a heavenly robe-the most thought
full, most appreciated gift of all.
Select from our superb collection of
trinity tailored and demurely femi-
nine styles. We couldn't begin to
tell you about all the gorgeous num-
bers in I'll the luxurious fabrics
And we've taken care of the larger
sizes too.
Illustrated are:
Left, all wool flannel robe in sizes
IL to 20 Navy with red trim or
wine with white trim. 1895
Right, gabardine coat with print
rayon pajamas in blue or red. Sizes
10 to ID 3-pc. set 1926
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
The Homemaker's Corner
By MARY DOUGLAS

In the ingredients for ''Macaroon
Type Drop Cookies in last weeks
column the item, 20 eggs" was given
twice. This of course was a typo
graphical error as only two eggs are
used.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Construction Boom To Continue

The Government estimates that
building construction next year will
equal the 1949 record of more than
Sl9,00O,000,000. An official survey
indicates that private construction
will drop but that the public ex-
penditures will increase.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08


Type Drop Cookies" in last weeks
column the item, "2 eggs" was given
twice. This of course was typo
graphical error as only two eggs are
used.
Whoops, how time is flying! With
Santa Claus everyway you turn it
certainly gives you the filters if
you haven't done your Christmas
shopping (and l haven't). A severe
cold has had be on the sidelines or
the past two weeks, so l am far be-
hind with holiday preparations.
Going back to the Santa Claus
don't you mothers find it very hard
to explain to the youngsters why
so many, instead of just one? l
hope by next year something will
be done about that very thing Well,
I better dig out some cookie recipes
for your consideration, and the first
two are from Mrs. Warren Shirley,
and if you know Mrs. Shirley you
know they have to be good or she
wouldn't make them.
Clifford Tea Cakes
! cup shortening, (25 cup butter,
70 cup lard)
2 cups brown sugar
2 eggs
teaspoonsoda
12 teaspoon salt
/ cup chopped nuts
312 cups sifted flour i
Cream shortening and sugar thor
oughly. Add beaten eggs and con-
tinue to beat Sift flour, salt and
soda, and add with the nuts to first
mixture. Pack in a mold, or roll
in wax paper, and chill over night.
Slice very thin and bake in a quick
oven.
COCOanut Jumbles
/ pound granulated sugar
l pound flour, e cups)
3 eggs
IA pound butter
l cocoanut (grated)
l teaspoon baking powder
Cream sugar and butter. Add
eggs. Beat well. Add flour and
baking powder, which have been
sifted together. Add cocoanut. Drop
by teaspoonfuls on cookie sheet and
bake in quick oven.
Thanks Mrs Shirley for your shar-
ing of these and other recipes which
l have already published. with the
readers of this column.
The following recipe was donated |
by Mrs. w. A. Wooden, Englewood
Road, and was published once be- |
fore quite sometime ago, but they
are so good am sure you new read |
ers will want to try them.
Ice Box Cookies
70 pound shortening q cup)
l pound brown sugar, e cups)
2 eggs /
312 cups sifted flour
l teaspoon soda
l tablespoon vanilla
l cup black walnuts, chopped
IA teaspoon salt
Cream shortening and sugar. Add /
eggs. Sift flour, salt and soda to- i
gether. Add flour and nuts. Form
into a roll and chill over night in
refrigerator. Slice thin and bake
in 375-degree oven.
This next recipe is from Mrs. P. !
A. Long, Roessner Ave.
Nut Wafer Refrigerator Cookies
cup brown sugar
l cup white sugar
" cups shortening, melted
! teaspoon salt
3 eggs, well beaten
2 teaspoons soda
l cup chopped nuts
l teaspoon cinnamon
8 cups sifted flour
Sift dry ingredients together.
Cream shortening and sugar well.
Add eggs that have been well beat
en-. Add flour and nuts Make in
to rolls and chill in refrigerator for
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

NEW LEATHERNECK SIGNS UP-Prvate Duranslde Tge,
pedged registered bulldog officially enlisted"
Corps Washington He Immediately embarked by plane
Camp Pendon enter his duties
the Marines by Mrs Richard NJ Tgner enter Washington
c. Master Sergeant Charles D. Prinde (eft enlisted Tge and
Captain Lloyd ght accepted Corps
4 Department Of Defense photo)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

The man who has begun to live
more seriously within, begins to
live more simply without.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

"a hours. Slice very thin and bake
in 375-degree oven.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
HerInitS


HermitS
cup shortening
l cup brown sugar
l cup white sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
p cup sour milk
l cup seeded raisins
l cup chopped dates
l cup chopped nuts
312 cups sifted flour
12 teaspoon salt
l teaspoon baking powder
l teaspoon scoda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
l teaspoon nutmeg
Cream shortening and sugar. Add
eggs and beat well. Add sifted dry
ingredients alternately with milk.
Add fruits and nuts. Drop from
teaspoon on creased cookie sheet.
Bake at 375 degrees for about Is
minutes. Dates may be omitted and
2 cups of raisins used. Makes about
612 dozen small cookies.
More cookie recipes next week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02
Disaster Follows Japanese Typhoon

TOKYO, (P)-Dead and injured piled up yesterday in Tokyo's ty- phoon flood-ravished area with 68 known dead, 223 injured and 50 missing in the central Honshu storm area.
 Some 100000 men worked fever ishly to sandbag river levees against a repetition of floods which in l947 drowned 2,000.
 Reports of property damage from wind and water mounted steadily after the blow which lashed the Tokyo Bay metropoli- tan area last night, left 66,0OO homeless, verified figures from the national rural police showed.
 TOKYO, (P) - Landslides and floods in the wake of violent ty- phoon boosted the death toll in Japan to 95 today.
 The latest national police esim ate was AT injured and 49 miss ing. More than 50,000 were home less in the Tokyo-Yokohama area because of floods or because the typhoon smashed their dwellings.
 The typhoon hit this populous area of Japan Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02
OF 

After a Well-earned vacation the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight to undertake the large volume of work awaiting them and to set up new program and new commit tees.
 A large number of urgent and important subjects must be added to the already standing commit tees include public works program sea wall construction, Boring Sea fish development, amended min ing laws, power development, un- employment, roads, taxation and defenses.
 It will take the concerted effort of many Nome citizens to carry out the program to the advantage and development Of this area.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-02
News of the World At A Glance ---

Continued from Page One) ments ofmankind is even more dangerous than was that of Hitler, Mussolini and the former Japan es militarists."
 In Toyko, Premier Shigeru Yo- Shida told the Japanese people they should pay back the money Japan has received from the United States for aid since the war. Only in that way, he indicat- ed, would Japan maintain tits old reputation abroad a nation which never defaulted on its foreign ob- ligations."
 New light was shed on the pat tern of the cold war between Yu- goslavia and Russia. The comin- form Journal, published in Buch- arest, Romania, said there is an organization of anti-Tito commun- ists within Yugoslavia. Anti-TitO communist exile movements, it said, have their own radio station and publish four newspapers which circulate within Yugoslavia.
 The United Nations World, privately printed publication in New York, said Tito is preparing to launch a new worldwide com munist organization to compete against Russian communism.
 Western diplomats in Bucharest expressed belief Russia and her satellites would not engage in a shooting war to force YugoslaVia back into the fold
 Rebel forces in Bolivia reported today they are marching on Tarija, a southern city of 10000 popula- ton. The latest drive is being led by Carmelo Cuellar, commander of inSurgent troops who captured Xacuiba, on the Argentine border, Wednesday. The nationalist rebels are attempting to overthrow the middle-Of the rOad\ Bolivian gov ernment.