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Evening star., 1950-03-02

p ar t y in 184o
a nd G OF it's
name from the
r e m rk of a
Dutch farmer
W no al id it's
members would
burn down the
barn to get rid
of the rats. The
p a r ty didn't
live very long,
but apparently
it's Svul h a S
gone marching
on. For we now
Evening star., 1950-03-02

ing relations
with Washing
ton and Europe.
But it is an
error to COM
pare Mr.. At
tlee's new gov
ernment with
the French. The
French third
force represents
a dead, not dy-
manic center.
and is actually
held hostage by
the De Gaul-
Evening star., 1950-03-02

ana MRS. Tru-
man have little
to gain per-
sonally by his
continuation in
Office. They ar
que that he has
vindicated him.
self and his ad-
niniStration by
t h e stunning
1948 upset and
that it is we'll
k n ow n tn a t
neither of the
TrumanS like
White House
Evening star., 1950-03-02

Wnen l am on
a lie t a ii I
W a n t to do is
eat.
Day in a n d
d ay out my
choice of food
does not run to
S p a ce bars,
m a + in re-
| e a S eS, shift
keys. doll ar
signs, a n d the
like. AS a mat
ter of truth, all
the shift keys I
ha,,a m fa., i,,n
Evening star., 1950-03-02
By LoweH MeHen

We once had in this country a
political party known as the Barn
Burners. 1t originated as a rad
ical offshoot of the Democratic
Evening star., 1950-03-02
By Dorothy THOMPSON

Dy DOTUlHy NOWVSUN
The indecisiVeness of the British
elections may make it hard for
the government to take bold &C
ton on pressing questions involv-
Evening star., 1950-03-02
(Secord OF q series OF three
drticleS.)
Bv Doris FIeeson

Why should President Truman
want to run again in 1852?
Those people who are ready to
dispense with him insist that he
Evening star., 1950-03-02
n nMcLemore-
Goes on q Diet,
But Wants to Eut
Bv Henry McLemo

BY Henry WcLemOre
This column must be written
real fast, else I'll eat the type
writer.
You see, I am on diet, and
Evening star., 1950-03-02

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Hooperating' Service
For Radio Shows Sold
To Nielsen Company
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-The
familiar Hooper ratings of count
less radio programs will bow out
of the national field this week in
order to concentrate on expanded
local operations.
Sale of the National Network
Radio, Pacific Network Radio and
Television Network Reporting
Services of c. E. Hooper, Inc, to
A. c. Nielsen CO. was jointly an
nounced by the two firms yester-
day.
1t will end the competition be-
tween c. E. Hooper's Program
Hooperatings" and the National
Nielsen-Ratings Reports" as dual
yardsticks for the National popu-
larity of programs. The Nielsen
ratings will be made available to
former subscribers to the Program
Hooperatings.
Mr.. Hooper will retain his city
audience measurement services for
both radio and television, as well
as a number of other audience
research services for the industry.
The joint statement said the
sale of the three Hooper services
to Nielsen would eliminate dupli-
cation in services, in research ex-
pense and 'the confusion result
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Many City Churches
Plan Lenten Services
During Rest Of Week

Lenten services are scheduled
for the remainder Of the week ir
many District area churches.
At Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church, Kalorama anC
Columbia roads NV, DR.. ]
Warren Hastings, minister of Ma
tional City Christian Church, will
preach at an interdenominationa,
service at o'clock tonight.
DR.. Samuel M. Shoemaker, rec
tor of Calvary Episcopal Church
New York, will speak at COM
munity lenten service at 8 O'Clock
tonight in Chevy Chase Presbyter-
ian Church, Chevy Chase Circle
DR.. Shoemaker will speak at the
MONDAY services tomorrow and
Friday in the Episcopal Church OF
the Epiphany, 1917 G street NV.
The Rev. c. Stanley Lowell
pastor of Wesley Methodist
Church, will continue his series OF
lenten sermons tomorrow and
Friday at MONDAY services in
National Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth street and Connecticut
avenue NV. The services are
sponsored by the Washington
Federation of Churches.
The daily 1enten services at the
Lutheran Church Center, 736
Jackson place NV, will have as
preachers tomorrow and Friday
respectively, the Rev. William F.
Bruening, pastor of Christ Lu-
theran Church, and the Rev.
Clarence T. Nelson, pastor of
Augustana Lutheran Church.
A series of religious moving pic
lures will be shown at 7:30 pm.
on Fridays at the Central Branch
YMCA, 1885 G street NV, start
ing Friday. The picture this week
will be "A Voice in the Wilder
ness" Following each film, the
Rev. E. B. Lewis, pastor of Union
Methodist Church. will speak.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

tables, green, red or yellow, have a
special kind of goodness. Tots take
to them so readily, I find. Doctors
approve and mothers applaud them.
You'll be specially interested to
learn that all At Gerber's Foods are
constantly checked with an eye
toward improving the flavor, tex
ture and nutritive value. That goes
for everything from Starting Cere-
ais through Junior Meats.
For the specialists who prepare so
many True-Flavor Foods that tots
like, make nothing but Baby Foods.
So the Gerber people can honestly
say, Babies are our business :.
our only business!"
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Top Treasury Aide Buys
Justice Stones House

The purchaser of the former
home of the late Chief Justice
Harlan Fiske Stone at 2340 Wyom-
ing avenue NV, was disclosed to-
day to have been Undersecretary
of the Treasury Edward H.
Foley, jr.
Announcement of the sale was
made several days ago by Sandoz,
Inc. The price was not revealed
The property is assessed at more
than $104,000, the firm said.
The 16-room house was COM
pleted in 1927.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

good health protection demands q
sanitary sink, drainboard and re-
frigerator. Well-C1orox kills mil
lions of harmful germs faster
because it contains no caustic. It
removes stains, leaves work sur
faces fresh-smelling and sanitary.
With Clorox in laundering even
the family wash gets extra benefits.
Ertra-gentIe but effective bleach
ing and Frightening for white and
color-fast cottons and linens. No
hard rubbingl That means Clorox
turns out snowy-white and color
bright laundry, also prolongs its
life! Do try it.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Sensible hand core helps heal soften, wF1iten
redl rough chapped skin .Hovsework Hands"

Doctors tests show extraordinary
Improvement for 9 out Of 10
women tested-offen In "a hours
Are your hands unattractive or really
lovely? If they're red and rough chapped
from dishwashing, housework and those
endless chores that rob hands of beauty
here's important news for you.
A noted skin Doctor has found, in
clinical tests, that ereaseless skin cream
famous Noxzema has a gentle medi-
Gated formula that helps heal helps sup
ply oil-and-moisture to the skin-surfaoe.
It's amazingly effective for hand care -
actually helped out of 10 women in
clinical tests!
Here's whuf n does
]. Helps soften, whitea red, rough House
work Hands"
2. Soothes raw, irritated chapped skin.
3. Helps heal the tiny surface cuts, cracks!
4. Important! Supplies protective film of
oil-and-moisture to skin.
5. And-it's snow-white, dainty grease
less cream.
No matter what you use now-try grease
less n1edicated Noxzema tonight. See if
you aren't amazed at the difference in
your hands in ~ hours!
Your money back II not sufisfied
So sure are we that results will delight
you that we make this sincere money
back offer. Put Noxzema on your hands
tonight : look for definite improvement
Evening star., 1950-03-01
TuSfu Mushrooms

Tasty Mushrooms That's
what I like! And that's why love
to cook with luscious BinB, Broiled-
in-Butter, Mushrooms. Only these
mushrooms are prepared this de-
licious butter-broiled way so
chicken or chops even plain
cooked rice, with BinB Mushrooms,
taste extra heavenly. BinB, Broiled-
in-Butter, Mushrooms are ertra-
good, because they're hothouse
Evening star., 1950-03-01
NO MORE APoLoGIEsI

INSTANT G. WAsHINGToNs makes q
i perfect cup OF coffee euery time.
It's new-it's NEW
New Instant G. Washington's is
made from coffee that is fresh
roasted, fresh ground, fresh
breWed. Then, by G. Washington's
Evening star., 1950-03-01

ing from the use of two different
yardsticks."
I. 1t will, incidentally, eliminate
wisecracks over the air by per-
formers about their Hooper rat
ings. Hereafter. it will be what's
your Nielsen?" instead of what's
your Hooper,"
Evening star., 1950-03-01

BIT O. CHOCOLATE CAKE
2 cups sifted cake -four
tsp. Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda
Va tsp. salt W cup vinegar
Va cup milk tsp. vanilla
z eggs 1Hs cups sugar
NJ cup shortening (emulsifier type)
pkg. Il eup) chocolate bits
Have ingredients at room temperature. Sift
-four, Baking Soda, salt together. Combine
vinegar, milk, vanilla. Beat eggs and sugar
together min. CPS strokes). Add -four mix.
ture, shortening, and " Of liquid. Stir to
dampen -four; beat vigorously / min. t125
strokes). Add remaining liquid; beat min.
(l25 strokes). Stir In chocolate. Turn into
two creased 8.ineh layer pans. Bake at
375oF. moderately hot oven>; $3.50 min.
Spread with plain chocolate frcstins.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

quickly! If you are not delighted with
quick results = return the jar and your
money will be cheerfully refunded. Our
address is on every package. But you'll bs
happy at the way this dainty greaseless
cream helps your hands look softer,
whittier, 1ovelier.
Mony Doctors and Nurses were among
the first to discover Noxzema for hand
care. Try it yourself! If you act now you
can get the regular 4Ot size Noxzema for
only 2et. So save money! Clip the cou-
pom below and take it as reminder to
your favorite drug or cosmetic counter
right away. Time is limited-so act fastl
Evening star., 1950-03-01

match contribution to health. So
here's to fat, holdable lemon
wedges instead of impractical
slices. Use lemons with tea; squeeze
them on fish, on vegetables; add to
salad dressings, fruit and vegetable
juices. Make a be-oo-ti-ful lemon
pie And sassy lemon desserts with
Sunkist-the sunniest, finest lem
ons of all!
Evening star., 1950-03-01

grown, picked at
flaw ak,
broiled savory
brown in cream
cry butter then
packed in that
good mushroom
broth. Econoni-
cal, too. No peel
Evening star., 1950-03-01

the can. So here's instant coffee
with all the full rich flavor Of pure
coffee made the slow, old fashioned
way. And it's perfect eUery tin,ei
Don't wait to try New Instant G.
Washington's.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

ing. No trimming. No waste. You'll
love them. 3 styles: BinB Whole
Mushroom Crowns, Sliced Mush-
rooms and Chopped Mushrooms
all ready to heat and serve.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

dioXide or any
other artificial
preservative. It's
just sugar-rich-
the way molasses
is meant to be
with a tangy-
il
Evening star., 1950-03-01

exclusive proc
ess, flavor and
freshness are
sealed right in
the coffee-so
you can't lose
flavor, can't lose
freshness eDen
Hff0r 4fnaf an on
Evening star., 1950-03-01

aus Tor prices. II
you're like me
you'll buy them
again by the doz-
en- to use every
day for fresh,
tangy flavor in
cooking. And for
}Lo;- horl -
Evening star., 1950-03-01

thick and clear. Cherry sauce on hot w
on hot rice -. pineapple on cup eokes
%. peach sauce with q touch Of GIN
GER on sponge cakes. Which brings US
to more toble-tips.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
HEARD THE GOOD NEWs7

THE LEMON SHORTAGE Is OVER! Yes,
my dears, the New Crop is in
and your thankful grocer now has
plenty of fresh lemons - plump,
ripe, juicy, fine lemons. See market
Evening star., 1950-03-01

stantly ready to
serve for deli
cious treats. And
what wonder
fully fine-fla-
vored peach pies
they make-and
luscious peach
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Just NATURALLY S,reefer!

There's no better way to explain
the difference between Grandma's
Molasses and the ordinary kind.
Grandma's contains no sulphur
Evening star., 1950-03-01

and eggs to-
gether first for
better blended
b a t ter! A n d
sodd's tenderiz-
ing actions sure
to make a cake
Evening star., 1950-03-01
JUNIORS GREENS
WITH NO "HLUES"

AIoBoDY HAS THE BLUES" when
IN your toddler gets Gerber's
Junior Green Beans or PeaSor
even Spinach. For Gerber's Vege-
Evening star., 1950-03-01

A MiIIiOnaire's Cook couldn't
make smoother, creamier-textured
party desserts than Royal Puddings.
But don't hold them back just for
state occasions. Royal Puddings are
Evening star., 1950-03-01

cakes and cobblers! Cling Peaches
certainly are your best buy right
now. They're the right" fruit to
serve, too, because folks can't resist
these golden Clings with their
fresh picked. ripe peach flavor.
And here's something special In
Peach Tdrts
Arrange drained sliced canned Cling
Psoehes in tiny baked pasfry shells.
Top with rough spoon or scoop Of va-
milo ies cream. Decorate with eondisd
cherry o. cube Of red jelly.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

which boils to full digestibility In
just minutes! Supplies extra nu-
trients, too body building Iron,
Vitamin b, Calcium and Phos-
phorus.
Evening star., 1950-03-01

that makes it wonderful favoring
in cooking and baking. Grandma's
is never bitter. You'll notice its
extra -deliciousness when you taste
it-and know instantly why I can
tell you that Grandma's Molasses
is natures most delightful sweet
ener, and priced ingredient for
prize pies. Try it!
TO give your pumpkin and squash pies
richer, flsvor and more oppetizins
color, replace Va TO Va Of sugar with
Grandma's Molasses ..
Evening star., 1950-03-01

a ~ - - . ~ ~ ~
SnoothneSs and
flavor. And it
costs less than
a penny a bowl!
For hurry-up
mornings try
E n r i c h e d 5
Minute Cream
of w h e a t F"
Evening star., 1950-03-01

L Find Extra Benefits are the
rule with Clorox. It keeps bathroom
porcelains, tiles and enamels SPAR
king clean; deodorizes and disin-
fects wash basins, tubs, bowls and
floors quickly and effectively-and
removes stubborn stains. For years
so many jobs have been made easier
for me by Clorox that I'd like pou
to have its help, too.
My test kitchen, for instance,
gets priceless protection from
Clorox. You know, without re-
minder from me, I'm sure, that
Evening star., 1950-03-01

SO handy and
reasonable you
can be liberal in
offering them
frequently at
family meals. I
feel I can't say
too often-there's
Evening star., 1950-03-01

cHAPPlNGl "Whenever
I'm troubled with pain
fully chapped hands, I just
smooth on Noxzsma," says
Mrs. Doreen Roberts. "It's
so wonderfully soothing
brings such quick relief.
It's my powder base and
night cream, too"
Evening star., 1950-03-01

Mix This BETTER Cake in 3
minutes in bowl by the Easy-Do
way of Arm & Hammer and Cow
Brand Baking Soda. Beat sugar
Evening star., 1950-03-01

a Royal Pudding for every occasion
- flavor for every taste. And
there's the one-and-only Royal
Tapioca Pudding in this famous
family! Each and every one is so
delicious - so rich, smooth and
creamy-textured. All supply more
Food Energy than the fresh sweet
milk you make them with. Today's
idea:
Top Royal Chocolate Tapioca Pud.
ding with honey-sweetened, CHINA.
mon-davored whipped cream.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
BIG NEWS FOR YOUR TABLE

T1HE BIGGEST, brightest, juiciest
canned California Cling Peaches
In years-and lower In price! The
big golden halves and slices are in.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Je55Ie'5N&$.z;z|Z;4!es'e!sk,! (. e! g e.!

DeHcf0us Fru1t POur.OVers for pUddinss ond hot
breodsore come byond thrifty, too Just add little
starch the boiling syrup from canned fruit cook stir until
Cherry hot wofe gives you the idea apricot sovee
Evening star., 1950-03-01

"Butter And Salt" Folks like
their hot Cream of Wheat" best
that way. But sweet-toothers of
any age will love it if you
Fold Va to " cup semi-sweef chocolate
bits into 4 servings Of "cream Of Whsaf"
before dishins up.
Sweetened or salted, you'll enjoy
Evening star., 1950-03-01
BIT O. CHOCOLATE CAKE

to make cake
80 delicious, moist, fresher-keeping.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

indefinitely.-Mrs. 7. r. L.. Powder
River county.
A lady asked how to can rhubarb
by the cold water method. I've
canned some and the way did was
to wash the rhubarb, cut it up in
small pieces, pack in quart jars, add
cold water, fill trimming full and
seal Immediately. 1t will keep in
definitely.-Mrs. I. c. B.. Centralia.
Wash.
Fresh rhubarb pie: Bright as
Springtime is the strawberry rhu-
barb now in the garden, and it's
always a starting point for wonder
fully tart rhubarb pie. III cups sifted
enriched flour, " teaspoon salt, "
cup shortening, to tablespoons
cold water. Sift together flour and
salt. Cut or rub in shortening. Add
water gradually. Mix to dry, crum-
bly, dough. Toss out on lightly
Toured pastry cloth. Press dough
together. Roll two-thirds of the
dough to a circle 1s inch thick
Line 9-inch pie pan with pastry.
Fill with rhubarb filling. Roll out
remaining pastry to circle Is inch
thick Cut into five or six triangular
wedges. Arrange evenly over rhu-
barb filling. Bake in hot oven (450
degrees F. 10 minutes. Reduce heat
to moderate $3.50 degrees FL and
continue baking As minutes. Makes
one 9-inch pie.
Rhubarb filling: IL pounds fresh
rhubarb, Ia cup sugar, "a cup en-
riched flour, VI teaspoon salt. Cut
Gle aned rhubarb into half-inch
lengths Add sugar, flour and salt
to rhubarb and mix well
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

most all my vegetables. And frozen
rhubarb is just like it had come in
out of the garden
The way to can it with water Is
to cut the rhubarb in small pieces
and pack in jars, then fill with water
and seal This has proven very sue
cessful for me.
make a shortcake with the rhu-
barb just like you would with straw
berries only use rhubarb instead.
It is very good.-Mrs. NJ. l.. Rich
land county.
I froze some rhubarb last May. We
cooked it in January and thought
it was better than the fresh I put
a little sugar on mine after cutting
it up, put in cellophane bags then
in the quart cartons and froze at
once. I hope you will try some
frozen-Mrs. c. r. F.. Lake county.
We enjoy rhubarb very much. We
buy No. 10 can of 1oganberries,
youngberries, or any of them and
make an equal amount of rhubarb
sauce and mix and make jam of it.
It tastes just as if it were all berry.
Strawberries fresh ones) are extra
good, also orange marmalade with
rhubarb is very good.
Now for canning in cold water,
wash and cut in inch pieces and
fill jars, then hold under faucet till
there are no air bubbles in the jars
and seal If you don't have running
water, you can pour the water
Mrs. c. II. g.. Golden Valley county.
/ have canned lots of rhubarb.
Wash, cut into small pieces, pack
in jars and pour cold water over
until covered, then seal. 1t will keep
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15
WINS $4,000
IN NATIONAL CONTEST

The cOuntry's Number / prize cook
that's Mrs. Ralph E. Smafeld Of
Detroit, Michigan, winner of the
biggest contest of its kind ever held
In the United States. Competing
against Americas top-ranking
cooks IN the Grand Ballroom of
New York hotel, Mrs. Smafield
was awarded the grand prize of
$4,000! Mrs. Smafeld-who is q
busy wife and mother says, Gone
of the first things I learned was
how important good ingredients
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

are. Take yeast, for instance. I've
used Fleischmann's Yeast for 6
years because know what fine,
lively yeast it is. It's always fast
rising and I can depend on it for
perfect success"
No doubt about it! Fleischmann's
Yeast is made extra active to rise
extra fast--made to give you finest
results when you bake at home. No
wonder Americas prize-winning
cooks prefer Fleischmann's Yeast
to all others.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15
For Square Dance Dates

Left, Nc. s0Sz-Here's q clever little ftem
that will help you around sink and stove
Crocheted swirled dress and shawl act ss
dishcIoths, the top is a holder Wooden spoon
and dish mop complete the useful attire.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

Soan Pattern Bureau $50 South Wells
Chicago
turns on orders patterns the style Do
Great Falls that will only delay delivery
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

/ have canned lots of rhubarb.
Wash, cut into small pieces, pack
in jars and pour cold water over
until covered, then seal. 1t will keep
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-05-15

26-moy IS. 1850
Evening star., 1950-05-14
A"bonus" in freshness, 100!

Your eyes will tell you has these White Owls are beeon-
ever your will tell you more Fiavor Conol gives
qualify 'Plvs"in mldness avor and vn'formry-fha
has smokers coming back for more! This poPuor keeps White
Owls moving foss-so you get a bonus in freshness!
Your dealer Favor Control" White Owls now Get
them by the hondu by The box the handy peeksfze
Evening star., 1950-06-03
How to Lose SIS:
Leave Your Purse
oWostebosket

II your purse won't fit your
Office desk drawer, don't use a
wastebasket.
Miss Guylene Love, 81. of Ala
Hume avenue, Alexandria, a f.
nance company cashier, did yes
terday-and it took a policeman,
a trash collector and 80 minutes
to retrieve it from the city dump
Fifteen minutes after the col
lector had tidied up her office at
$40 Tenth street NV, yesterday
afternoon, Miss Love remembered
She notified police. who sent a
lookout for the trash truck and
its driver, Jack Darnstead.
He remembered where the last
load of trash was dumped. There
was the purse, with sun glasses
and personal papers intact. But
her wallet containing SIS was
gone. Miss Love explained her
purse had a loose clasp and the
wallet probably dropped out into
the trash dump.
No, she isn't going to the dump
to look for it. The trash was
burned after Mr.. Darnstead left
Evening star., 1950-06-03
FIN Stations

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$50 an. 10 ! am.
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100 am, to 1890 am. and
4 pm. TO 9 pm.
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ass TO II pm.
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9 am. to Midnight.
Evening star., 1950-06-03
Customs Bureau Names
Deputy Commissioner

Chester A. limerick, a native oil
Tacoma, Wash, has been ap.
pointed deputy commissioner oi
customs in charge of the bureaus
division of investigations, Custom
Commissioner Frank Dow has an
nounced.
Mr.. limerick, who has been with
the Customs Bureau since 1920.
has served as supervising customs
agent in Miami. Fla, since 1947
He also has served posts in Port
land, Ore, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans.
Evening star., 1950-06-03
TELEvIsIoN TODAY

700, WNBW-American Forum of
the Air: "Is Boxing Legalized Muir
der?" is debated by Abe j. Greene,
national commissioner of the Ma
tional Boxing Association, and DR..
Arthur H. Steinkraus, professor of
physiology at George Williams
College.
700, WMAL - Adventure Play
house: Jackie Cooper plays the title
role in "Gangster's Boy"
500, WNBW-Jack Carter Show:
Comedian Ben Blue and singer
Georgia Gibbs are guests.
900, WTTG-Cavalcade of Stars
John Garfield, Jane Pickens and
Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney
appear on the first anniversary show
900, WOIC-The Trap: Nancy
Franklin and Peter Brandon CO.
star in Charlotte Armstrong; THE
Chocolate Cobweb."
800, WNBW-Music Under the
Stars: A concert by the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted
by William Steinberg. Soprano
Helen Jepson, violinist Zinc Fran
cescatti, and pianist William Kappell
are the guest artists.
Evening star., 1950-06-03
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

trating below of warning, the
second, a mooing utterance fillec
with excitment and curiosity, the
third, a whistling snort of farewell
as they frisk into the jungle.
BY preference they love the high
places which they climb as swiftly
as deer. Sportsmen once hunted
them on foot, the animal later being
roasted over the camp fire. 1t is
recorded, the meat is especially well
favored and tender.
In India, no gaur has ever been
domesticated. The first gaur ever
exhibited alive was in England. Our
guests are placid and happy at the
Zoo. Many visitors stop to
pass the time of day with them.