davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Misses Zip-Iined Pea
jackets, S37 Were s4995

IL slI-wool sobordine pea jackets, with all
wool xip-in lining. Beige, kelly, black. brown.
Sizes 10 to Is.
10 Wool Fleece Short coats, Dior adaptations.
Red, gold, beige. brown. Sizes 10 TO Is.
10 Coats in wool broodeIoth and wool fleece.
Were S8e.e5. Now ----Se -Se7
10 Custom designed Wool coots, including
English classics, and odoptotons Of import
fashions. Misses sizes. Were Sis to Sle5.
W&L-Women's and Misses Goats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
BIouses, " Price
Royon and Silk BIouses, S5.45
Here tI0.qS to 1925

Yer, SIO.9S to SI2.95
SO IN group . women's sizes. Royons beoded
in z styles cop-sIeeved with beoded wing
coIIor-the other with beaded and scroll trim.
Silks lone-sIeeved, with jewel neckss tucked
fronts. White, pink, black. Sizes SO to 4e.
Royon Crepe and Wool BIouses, $6.75
Were 1885
80 in group. Crepes are beoded in z styles
one short-sleeved with stitched bow trim ot
sleeves and neckline Woods have drope neck
line. Beige, pink, blue, sizes 81 to SO.
Evening BIouses, $11.45
Were s22.9S to s799S
10 in group. Lones ore |one-sleeved with
Peter Pan color Another style is long -sleeved
sheer with metolIie threod. White, ivory, purple.
Sizes IL and s.
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Spring Styles in
Wool Skirts, $3.95
We're S5.95

We're y5.95
rs skirts in wool fobries, many styles. Brown,
blue, sroy, green. Sizes 10 TO Is.
Group Of 81 Wool Skirts, Vests in cotton cor
duroy ond veveteen. Many ottroctve styles
and eoiors. Sizes 10 to l8. Were S5e5 to
81 Skirts including wool tweeds and eobor-
dimes; wool-iersey evenine-leneth skirts.
Assorted oolors. Sizes 10 to Is. Were Sl9e5
to S2ee5. Now $3.50
Sc Skirts in woods. including eobordnes and
jerseys. Nice assortment of colors Sizes 10 to
le. Were S8.e5 to Sl295. Now $5.s5
81 Sports Dresses and Jumpers in wool jersey
and royon fobrcs. Poste and dark coIors Sizes
Il to AZ. Were Sl495 TO Sass.
now ----------- -$10.s5
IS Sports Dresses in royon and wool fobrics. Red,
green. brown, black. Sizes l. to 20. Were
Sl6o5 to $685.. Now $3.50
81 Rabbt's Hair Jeekets in coral, black, green,
eroy. Size. II to A.. Were $5.e5 and S7e5.
Now S4.45
40 Wool Srpover sweeters-ossorted styles.
Brown, green, beige, white. Sizes 81 to 40.
Were S5.e5 to $7.e5. Now $2.e5
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Black Royon Jersey
Bros, 68c Were $50

Is in group. Sizes 81 to 36.
10 Laee-trir,med Reyon Jersey Bros. Light
blue and black. sizes 81 to 36. Were ST IS.
10 Union Suits, elbow -seeved $500 wool,
42qo cotton. Teorose. Size AZ. Were $3.50.
Now $4.75
10 Union Suits. sleeveless or elbow sleeves.
see eH9h 1s Moe 4z0 a1d g ses9n e. a Sses
s3.z5 and s3.7s
5 kyIon Trieot Gowns. blue and white. Sizes
40, A. Were $o.o5. Now $7.25
s kyIon Trieot Gowns. Ioee trimmed. Blue,
size 81 only. Were S8.95. Now $3.50
Is IrresuIer kyIon Trieot Slips. ToiIored style.
short lengths. White. size "a only. Were
20 Heavy Cotton Knit Gowns and Peiomas.
Pink and blue. size 8. Were 81 .65 ond ST .e5.
Now $l.15
W6L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
WOODWARD
10Th Has;y an: ks1E{323335
Zone 10 phone y D. l33f{3
Hostess Robes and Housecoots Reduced

5 Royon Velvet Robes in
purple, green, brown,
black. Sizes II, IA,
Is. 20--------------
s Royon Slipper Satin
Hostess Robes in pink,
green. eroy. gold bronze.
Sizes 10 to lo--------
~ Full length Wool
Robes in oquo. red, navy,
and ploids. IL to 20
10 Short Swing back
Wool ceets in American
beouty. green, novy. Sizes
10 to 2O--
5 FulI-boek Short Coots
in port wool ond royon.
Pastel pIoids, IA to l8
5 Short Double-breo
Cotton Corduroy Robes
in American beauty and
oquo. Sizes II to l8---
4 Sheer Lace kesIisees
in blue and white. Sizes
10 to l4-
5 Royon sotin Loee-trim
kesIisees in white. pink.
green. IL, IA and 49,
s Silk Print Robes in
oquo and beige prints.
Sizes II and 10
W&L-Negligees, Third
Evening star., 1950-03-23
co|oric and Magic Chef Gas Ranges
Floor Samples Greatly Reduced

Were Now
| W-e4esL coIorie Cos
Range. No installation S268. so $1e9.95
I D642SL colorie Gas
Ronse. No installation -S2o3. so $193.95
Z cPeelSL calorie Cos
Ronse. No installation S|o6,5O $ll9.s5
I. 23ol-l4k Mosie Chef
Cos Ranse. No instollo-
ton ------------- sls4.oo slss.oo
I. 401-14k Mosie Chef
Sos Range. Floor somple.
No installation ---. S262 90 Sl96.50
I, 2zol-I4k Mosie Chef
Cos Range. No instoIlo-
ton --~9-------~~~--sle9.5o s,27.2o
Ga. Ronse -" ~ s7o9.5o sls7.1o
Ts2ER Thor Wrinser
Washers ------------sl59.5o sss.s5
| General Electric Dis
posoII ----~---------s sl24.e5 s74.e5
] TAI Eieetromosfer
Apartment size Electric
Ronse with light and timers 1895 $l19.e5
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Slips Reduced

20 Rayen Crepe Slips, toi-
Iored and embroidery seoI-
lop-top styles with stroieht
cut skirts. Black, size 81;
white, size 44-------
II Royon Satin Evening Slips,
toilored style. Block. sizes
81 to 36-.-
lS Rayon Crepe Slips. loce-
trim. White and petoI pink,
sizes 81 to "a. 40 and 48--
s Stropless Evening Slips,
royon crepe, toce and ribbon
trim tops in white. Size "a
W&L-CoStume Slips, Thirt
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Sove on Hand Size Soop

ZIG Boxes, cokes in q box. Rose and pine
froeronces. Were 55e q box. Now -. 35e
96 Jars Hand Cream. Were 82c. Now Soc
II Hair Brushes, nylon bristles. Were $l.3o.
Now ooe
- Boxes, Both Size Soap. cokes in box.
Assorted frosronces. Were $1.45. Now s5e
se Boxes Hand Size seep. s cakes in box
Assorted froeronees. Were $l.25. kew--Soc
Prices iselads Federal tas wheye applicable.
WSsI-Toiletries, Aisles IA and 16, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Brossieres, W Price and Less

IS Famous- -moke Brosseres, cotton botiste and
royon satin bondeou style. White and teorose.
sizes 81 to 40. Were 81 to $3.50. Now 81
80 Lens Line Cotton Batiste Brossieres. White
ond teorose, sizes "a. AZ, a. Were 81. so to
81. Now $l.75
10 one-p Foundations with cotton Ioee
eIostieized downstretch ponels, royon sotin,
cotton botiste front and bock Some with bones.
Sizes 81. 81. 38. 40. Al. AZ. Were $3.50
to $3.50. Now $6.e5
W6SL-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Women's S Shoes
Greatly Reduced

$50 pairs Of both medium
and high hseled pumps
and sandeis, mony with
pIotform soIes. In blue
suede, block suede, and
brown suede with cobro
platforms --------
iz9 Pairs Of high styled
pumps both closed and
open heel and closed
and open toe. In green,
eroy. brown. toupe and
blue suede. s---------
ZIG poirs Of Reyon Satin o.
Lssthsr Slippers in pink,
blue, white, yellow, red
and green. ---------
u pain Of Block, Grey,
snd Brown Suede Pumps
end Sendals with medium
heels. ---.--
W6sl-Womens' Shoes, Sex
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Mems Homburs
Hots. $9.85 Were $3.50

IS Mems fine quality fur felt hats in
cloud sroy, nut brown and black Z.
tailored with narrow brims. Sizes In the
sroup-6N. IN.
Of tan. eroy and willow. Sizes GA to
75s. Were $40. Now - $6.85
W&L-The Mems Store. Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
100 Hats, $2.25

We're S3.95 to SO
100 hots in many, many styIes-felts, Jerseys,
velvefs, and wool crochet. Veil OF flower trim.
Red, green. white. blue. black, navy.
IL Millinery Scion Hats, $3.50
We're SIS
IL fine felt hats. with flower or mock jewel
trim. Nsvy, crushed tomoto. beige. white,
brown. Mostly one Of kind.
W8sL- Millinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Wool Suits, $45
.eye S69.95 to SI65

" ere VO1,50 70 1I0o
IS suits in wool sobordines, mensweev
worsted, menswsor sharkskin, fiannsl,
sweeds. Groy. navy. green, beige, red,
blue, roast. Sizes 10 to l6-z0h and
22h-some for misses SIS" Or under.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Teen Age Apparel,
Reduced

Were Now
157 Teen Btouses, wool
jersey and cotton.
Variety Of oolors in S2e5 to
group. Sizes 10 to Is. = $5.e5 $l.s5
II Teen T-shirts, dork
green, brown and black.
Mostly in medium size. $le5 $I.oo
265 Teen Dresses, wooIs
and royons. Sizes 10 to S16.o5 to $3.s5to
Is in assorted coors. - $500 $lo.95
46 Teen Skirts, wooIs,
royon and corduroy. $8.o5
Good color selection to $2e5to
Sizes 10 to SlOo5 S395
W&L-Teen Age Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Complete Set Kitchen Wall Cabinets and Sink $56l.SO
Wee SSf270
Consisting Of IA
l W42, 30Iz" eobinet-l AC "a" eobnet
I AD 18" Cobinet-, AZ" solid mope
I Broom ondW 84"x1S"
Z WA, 30H" Wall Cabinets-1, 24xlS" Wol cobinet
I WIS. 3o11" R Wall cobinet-l Corner c L Cabinet
I STC-L Bose Cobnet
! SC5L Cobinet
| D Corner AcL Cabinet
! 80" Red Fomieo Sink Top with Bowl
| Set ond
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Mems 0xfords, $5.85
We're f6.9S

Were $695
10 Pairs Of Mems oxfords with plain toe
and leather sole with buckle. Straisht tip
Or two syelettie with rubber soles. SKIES In
the group inelude-A 8h to IoH; B9Sh TO
u; G 6h to II; b s TO II.
W8L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

inexpensive Dresses-$5 We're $1o95 to s1795
dresses
in
TO
Womens inexpensive Dresses $o.75 Were sH95 sH95
$50 .
l4h 70 2411. Misses
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Walnut Room Reductions
BIouses, $z.45
Were S3.9S to SIO.95

100 in group. Cottons in styles. little
boy cotton with Peter Pan collar, pIoid neckte,
eIostcized waist; the other tailored style with
convertible neckline. Toffetos short-seeved
vestees like overbIouse . :. woods sleeveless
with button shoulder. VeIveteens have mondo-
rim neck, open down back. White, black, blue,
brown navy. Sizes 81 to 38.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Extraordinary Sovinss-Junior Miss Apparel
Reduced H-price and More
oond ee5ond
unio Dresses OF mix
30
Observation-Disclosures ----------.------- soe5
20 popuIo All fully sz2
-JuniorM MisesA
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Underwear Reduced

s Gowns, royon crepe. Ioee trim styles with
bios skirts. Pink; size u. Were S2,85.
II Cotton Peiamos with cotton Jersey top and
broodcloth trousers. Blue. size 38. Were
S3o5. Now. --$2.95
81, Rayor Crepe Gowns with loce-trinmed top
and midriff. bios cut skirts. Pink. blue. green,
sizes "a to 40 in group. Were $3.o5. Now.
$z.e5
s Reyon Crepe Paiomos, toiored noteh-coIor
style in white and yellow. Sizes SO and 40.
Were S595.
WSsL-Silk Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
-Furs Reduced

VeIe NVW
I Block dyed Persian Lamb
coat. Size a. ------s s7l4.oo sss4oo
I Block dyed Persion Lamb
coet. Size "A. -------sss4oo $4,000
! BIoek-dyed Persian Pow
--Coot. Size Is. 5000 $4,000
I 6rey-dyed South Ameri-
een Proeessed Lamb
Jeeket. Size Is. --- --S5o4.O0 $4,000
I Block dyed South Ameri-
jacket. Size is. ss54oo $4,000
z White Mink (AssembIed)
Ascot Ties. - $4,000 $4,000
I Mink-dyed KoIinsky
Ascot Tie. L---- $1,000 $4,000
l Block dyed Persion Lamb
Ascot Tie. $4,000 $4,000
! koturoI Groy Assembled
Person Lamb Ascot Tie. S42 90 $4,000
! PIotine Fox Stole. 49, $4,000 $4,000
| Brown dyed South Ameri-
can Proeessed Lamb
Stole. $4,000 $4,000
! Mink-dyed Squirrel Stole. $4,000 $4,000
Block dyed Kidskin
Stole. ---.----------s254.oo $4,000
Prices include Federal tax
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Students Suits, STATS
Were $3.50
"a ServieiobIe oll-wool suits nicely
styled for campus o. business wear. Sizes
resulors 80 to 81.
W&sL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Junior Misses and Child
ren's Shoes Reduced

40 Poirs Black Suede, brown and green Golf
skin. Broken sizes 4I7 to 9. Were $o.o5.
IS Pairs Children and Teen-ose Slippers. royon
sotin in red and blue. Broken sizes | Z to 3,
4 to 9 Were Sl.95 and S245. Now---$l
W&L-Juniors' and Childrens' Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Scorfs and Ties, soc

Were 81 and sI.95
800 in silk, rsyon satin. wool, cotton in as
sorted designs end eeIors.
] Block Rsyen Velvet Evening copes. Were
Is Long Wool Meheir Seorfs, assorted coIors.
Were $8e5. Now 81
q Long Wool sears, assorted eoIors. Were
Searfs GreotIy Reduced
Group includes oil silk. mostly hand rolled.
Assorted sizes. eeIors and patterns.
I66 Were $l.o5 and $2o5 Now
III Were S2.o5 and S5.e5. kew--------s7
80 Were S. and S6.e5. Now
~ Were S. and $6.e5 Now 81
II Were Se.o5 and $8.o5, kew----$5
Were $oo5. Now S6
80 Were $loo5 to Sl4o5. Now 81
ITS Sesrfanets to protect your hoir. Royon
and nylon net in solid colors and prints Were
W&I-Neckwear, Aisle Is and II,
xjrst Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Girls Apparel,
Reduced

50 pieces Of Girls and
chubby-size ApporeI in
oludine dresses, jumpers
and veIveteen skotino
jackets. Broken sizes
7 to Ia 7Xz to
l412. ---
IS Girls Gym Suits. Of
sturdy cotton. White
and q few maroon.
Sizes 10, II, Is and
10. ----------
50 Girls PuIIover
Sweoters, oIl-wool in
brown, navy and kelly
green. Sizes 7 to IA. =
IS Girls Wool Felt Hats
assorted styles ons
colors. -------
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fot
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Junior Misses Hats,
Greatly Reduced

$50 Junior Misses Hats,
wool felts. royon VEL
vets. corduroys ond
crocheted wool. Assorted
coIors ------ s3.e5
W&L-Junior Hats, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Discontinued Style NyIon
Hose, ST Were $3.50

40 pairs Of slightly irresuor so denier, ssrv-
ice weight nyIon hose with cotton sole. koIds
brand. keutraI shades. sizes 8h TO loh.
Were Now
4o-SIishtIy irregular Gran-
ite nyIon hose, IS, 20
and 80 dener. 81 oouee.
Spring shades. sizes 8K
to loh. II perfect Sl40 and
would sell for ---- $l.55 $loo
W6L-Hosiery, Aisle 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Girls Furnishings Reduced a.
100 Girls Botiste Ponties,
loee trimmed. Postels.
Sizes to s. Sl95 $l.00
ITS Striped Knit Rayon
Ponties, postes. Sizes 4
to 6. -- SOC 45e
100 Children's Under
shirts. Mixture fobric,
properly lobeIed as to
content. - $l.l5 soc
W&L-Girls' Furnishings, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Wool and Royon BIouses, $4.45
We're 1.95 to SIO.95

100 in group. Woods ore prints, plain coIors
ond stripes with club eoIIors Of mondorin neeks.
Royons in 3 styles. One is royon crepe with
beoded design; another Iow-neeked domosk
type with bock pepum; 3rd is tailored shirt in
moterioI resembling WOOL White, pink, blue,
black, beige. Sizes 81 to SO.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

I La Westinghouse
Loundromot Automatic
Wosher. Floor sonple
I Ia Westinghouse
Loundromat. Demonstro-
tor ---.
Sove more thon "
these SmoII Electric
3, 24e4 Mornins Bow
man Irons -----
]. Universal Heot Pad
| Universal Heot Pod :
3 Red SeoI Heot Pods
I K. IA. Heot Pod -
IA CordinoI Steom Irons,
~ Hoover Electric Irons,
| K. N. Electric Heater.
4 Crispers for refrigero-
] Sentry Radiator Heater,
! Sentry Rodiotor Heoter,
! Solid. Copper Electric
Buffet Server
!, 405 CohiII Cos Heater,
! Gas Heater --------
I ToyIor Senior Aport-
ment size Washer and
Wrinser --------
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Junior Misses Lingerie,
Reduced

Wers Now
$50 Junior Misses Cotton
Flannel Gowns, some full
length, some shorty
length. Also few brush
ed royon shorty styles. S3o5
Sizes 9 to IS. Prints and
and postels. - S4.95 $l.s5
$50 Junior Misses Bros.
OF ny|on, with net
sotin with net Pink, blue,
black and white in the
group Sizes 32A to 81 ond
36B - $3.50 $i.45
W&L-Junior Misses Lingerie, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

W&L-Electric Appliances, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Wool and Royon BIouses, $3.65

IS in group. Woods. Wools ore posteIs with
boat neckIine and "a sleeves Several other
styles also. Royon ore toored with Jewel
neoks, foeot and sotn trim. White, pink. oroy.
Sizes 80 to 3s.
W6L-Blouses, Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Were Now
52ee.e5 S2z4.s5
s2ee.e5 s2os.ss
on most Of
Appliances
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Aisle 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-23

W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03
Communism Big Question

Principle subjects which the peo-
pie asked questions about in the mid
die west included: "What about the
Communist mess in Washington"
1t was hard to make them believe
that there were probably less Com
munists in Washington than in any
other American city of like size.
Another question: SIS the admins
tration going to let prices get out
of sight before they do anything
about it?" OF course this remains to
be seen, but indications are that the
President has already set up the
machinery under the new law to put
clamp on price increases to halt
initiation.
Another question: Why do we have
to pay increased taxes when they
failed to do anything about increased
taxes on business?" The answer is
that the new tax bill did put an in
crease on corporation taxes, ap-
proximately is per cent, and the
congress agreed to meet Novem-
Der 81 to enact an excess profits tax
which would be retroactive, proba-
bly, to June Is. At least the congress
plans to enact an excess profits tax
the first thing in the next session
meeting in January.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03
Harriman's Statement

If you will remember, Senator Taft
of Ohio declared that President Tru-
mans decision to send American
troops into Korea was illegal :.
that he had no power to do so with
out consulting the congress. Now
there is widespread debate over the
statement of w. Averell Hartman
as an affront to Taft. Hartman,
former rowing ambassador to Mr..
Truman in Europe, speaking to the
AFL convention in Houston, Texas,
said: when you look at (Taft's)
record, you cannot escape the con-
clusion that if congress had adopted
his positions, Communist detectives
would thereby have been furthered."
In turn Taft attacked the Marshall
plan, where he voted to cut appro-
priations, as wasteful and he criti-
cized Mr.. Harriman's job as RCA
rowing ambassador in Europe.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03
Debate Costs $7,2l6

How much is it worth to you to
hear a debate over the question of
whether or not the Communists have
infiltrated into the National Farmers
Union? AS matter of fact such
debate costs the taxpayers $7,216.
Sen. Styles Bridges (R., N. H.)
started the thing when he charged
that Communists or Communist
"'coddlers" occupy influential posi-
tons in the farmers union and said
that the farm group espouses causes
and parrots red propaganda The
farmers union is particularly strong
in the plains states and on the west
coast. Then Sen. William LANCER,
(R., N. d. "threw the book" at Sem
ator Bridges and his supporters in a
three-hour senate speech. He had
assists.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03
n0iiiillE ais
TOuun @:'
REpoR7xR4
Election Forecast
, IN WASHINGTON

THIS REPORTER has just re.
1 turned to Washington after a
three-week trip through the middle
and central west and a shoulder-to-
shoulder talk with farmers, filling
station operators, proprietors Of
tourist camps and others in North
Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Okla
homa, Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania.
AS a result of this survey which
we have given partially in previous
reports to the people, the pre-elec-
ton poll indicates the following re-
suits in the election of November 7:
Indiana-Sen. Homer Capehart,
Republican, will be defeated.
Illinois-Sen. Scott Lucas, Demo-
crat, will be reelected.
Iowa-Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper,
Republican, will be reelected.
Missouri-Sen. Forrest Donnell,
Republican, will be defeated.
Ohio-Sen. Robert A. Taft, Repub-
lican, will be reelected but by such
small majority, 1t Will remove the
senator from national consideration.
Wisconsin-Sen. Alexander Wiley,
Republican, may be defeated.
Oklahoma - Congressman Mike
Monroney, Democrat, will win the
U. S. senatorship.
Maryland-Sen. Willard Tydings,
Democrat, will be reelected
Pennsylvania - Sen. Francis J.
Myers, Democrat, may be defeated.
South Dakota-Congressman Fran
els Case, Republican, who defeated
Sen. Chan Quincy in the primary,
likely will win the senator race.
Kentucky-Gov. Earle C. Glenn
ents, Democrat, will be elected SEN
ator over Charles I. Dawson, the
Republican nominee, to fill the seat
now held by Sen. Garrett Withers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03

quart casserole. Sprinkle with
grated cheese. Bake in a moderate
(350') oven is minutes.
Frankfurter-TOmato Casserole
(Serves g.
6 frankfurters
4 slices dry bread
l No. ~ size can tomatoes
2 tablespoons finely chopped
onion
u teaspoon sugar
l teaspoon salt
70 teaspoon pepper
B teaspoon dry mustard
Place three frankfurters on bot
tom of creased 11a-quart casserole.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-03
Chapman Cleared

Secretary of the Interior Oscar
Chapman apparently won a clean
bill of health from senatorial in
vestigating committee when Sen.
Andrew F. Schoeppel, Republican,
Kansas, who brought the original
charges, suggested in a letter that
the hearings be held secretly until
after the election. Sen. Joseph
O'Mahoney spurned the suggestion.
That about ended the hearing and
the charge against Chapman.
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Cooked green peas and diced po-
tatoes can be combined with left
over lamb for main dish salad.
Add some chopped mint to the
French dressing before serving.
Banana, pear, orange and pis-
tachio nuts folded into half mayon-
naise and half whipped cream make
a salad lovely and tasty enough for
a ladies' luncheon.
Another good party salad uses
cling peach halves with cream
cheese balls, and shredded almonds
which are either plain or toasted.
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Dads Mistake

Mother: Nov, of you'll run out
to the kitchen and are nice to the
new cook, she'll give you a glass
of milk
Young Son: 81 don't like the
new cook. She's fresh"
Mother: why, whatever do you
mean? l don't like to hear you
speak like that"
Young Son: We'll, Dad went to
get some milk last night, and
when he was nice to her she
threw the milk at him."
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Dried Beef Casserole

Dried Beef Casserole
(Serves g.
"A cup chopped onion
"A cup chopped celery
n pound dried beef, shredded
n cup fat
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
2 cups cooked macaroni
" teaspoon salt
n teaspoon pepper
1 cup cooked peas
~ cup grated American cheese
Cook onions, celery and dried
beef in hot fat until onions are
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than wasting them.
Even when saving money is no
object, there are many people who
like the home-like atmosphere of
having a casserole dinner. Plan
them as well, cook them as care
fully as roast, and your family
will enjoy them as much as the
Sunday dinner with chicken or a
roast.
PROTEIN-RICH eggs and milk
extend less than pound of ham
in this tasty casserole dish:
*Deviled Ham Puff
(Serves g.
8 slices, day-old white bread
u pound cooked ham, ground
3 tablespoons prepared mustard
l tablespoon horseradish, if de-
sired.
4 eggs, slightly beaten
2 cups milk
" teaspoon salt
Pepper to taste
Spread bread out and let stand
several hours to dry out; then
toast lightly. Cut crusts from the
slices and place crusts in creased,
shallow pan, 9x9X1 " inches. Com
bine ham, mustard and horserad-
ish and spread in an even layer
over the crusts, then arrange the
whole slices, cut in half diagonal
ly, on the top. Mix the eggs, milk,
salt and pepper and pour slowly
over the bread so as to saturate
the top slices; allow to stand for
one hour. Bake in a moderate
(350') oven for one hour. Serve
Immediately.
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Make your own pot holders by
cutting squares from the unworn
parts of discarded turkish towels;
sew two squares together to make
one good pot holder.
Large mesh sacks-the kind that
oranges and onions come in
make swell dish cloths if you just
boil them in water for fifteen or
twenty minutes. They shrink down
to the proper size, but most of the
color will stay in them unless you
add laundry bleach to the boiling
water.
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LYNN SAYS:
Salads Add Color,
Contrast to Meals

Leftover bits of roast duck make
an elegant salad. Combine with cut
up orange and ripe olives. Use
tart French dressing made with
both lemon juice and tarragon vine
gar with enough freshly ground pep
per for high seasoning. Serve on
Watercress.
For a simple fruit salad, roll
orange slices or sections in shred
ded coconut and serve with honey
French dressing on a bed of greens.