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l946 IS Ventnor runabout
l04 h.p. $1,30(
about; two two cockpits' 100 ,o-
1915 s6' chris-,craft de luxe ~'-o'
sedan, 1870 h.p. 5000
1946 26' steelcraft day cruis-
er, sleeps 2 = $500
1871 1871 SI Ss cGhris-craft sedan $500
cru cruiser, s Packard engine. o.,
lsa2 s RieRsdds1a sassisas shspe hs4e
1s47 33, wheeler sedan, ''>
beautiful --1.-. 7.5oC
,oss Ssrmsth natl 1920 1890 c,.,. .n... $500
fisherman. twin 95 h.p. $500
l15sh,p. Chrysler 2,oo(
chryslers, 145 hip. 194s.
elec., toilet. pressure water
1871 10 Sedan, new 145-h.p. e''o'
Chrysler. elec., toilet, pres
sure water, hot and cold 4.90(
Hall Scott 1946 $500
1946 40' Matthews twin 1856
h:p.. shower, beautiful con-
aieion 16.00(
like, new, new twin 150-h.p.
4 Packards 10000
1929 46' Dawn. new twin
150-h.p. Packards, phone,
pr pressWe water. beautiful 14,5o(
: piesels, subject offer $4,000
Packard engines, Martin outboart
motors.
STICKELL-WHEEIER YACHT CO
LA. 715O
1916 Mt. Royal Ave, Baltimore, Nd
Sunday call TU. 1883,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Winter Park, Fla. win
ter season.. Attractiyely furnished
home in heart of city. rooms and
bath; adults only. SH.. 1898. --2S
FOR SALE-Well-equipped tea room,
seats 15; also private room for par
ties. Reasonable. JOHN F. KOLAR.
Box 264. Orlando. Fla.
CLEARWATER, FLA. Rent apt.
furn,, LIST fl. Lge. yard, garage;
$500 season. owner on premises,
5lS Wildwood way.
ORLANDO-Masonry house, large
rooms, > baths: servants quarters,
Gear garage. large beautifully land
scaped lot: Sb5,000 furnished, S45.-
600 unfurnished. JOHN F. KOLAR.
Box 1854, Orlando. Fla.
LIVE IN ATTRACTIVE TOWN
DIRECTLY ON GULF OF MEXICO
Large nicely furnished rooms and
bath modern apartments. 3 blocks
from beach. attractive yearly or
seasonal rentals, fine fishing, for
Information, write Box 2S1. Floral
City. Fla.
FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG
Homes and, and business. Inspect before
% e. 18th ST., N. Y. 3.
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ACCOMMODATIONS

STATE OF MAINE Hunting Lodge.
Keizer Falls. Good hunting, fishing
or resting; 80 acres, 5 rms, plas-
tered; open attic, stone cellar; fur
nished, 3 beds. Lumber enough to
pay half; no elec., no telephone at
lodge. Price, $4,000; any reasonable
amount down. Call LO. 5-0156,
Sunday after /. weekdays after 5.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL year-round home in ex-
elusive pine section; modern: IN
excellent repair: l50x100 lot; rea-
sonahly priced. PAULINE NJ. HAR-
RIS, Realtor. Rehoboth Beach 225l
trailer cottage with
clapboard siding and shutters. per-
feet condition, desirably located on
ocean lot l mile north Of Ocean
City: S2,950. Call Monday after &,
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MILL CREEK PARK
FAIRFAX COUNTY

Four-rm,. house; electricity; large oak
trees; lot 50x150 part of George
washington estate, . miles from
Mt. Vernon, . entrances to blvd
Death in family. Will sacrifice for
$1,000 cash for quick sale. shown
6y appt; only. A. G. ANDERSON,
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Excellent shooting for ali varieties Of
ducks. A 35-acre point of land in
Fox Creek just of the Honga River
broad water 2 miles shore front
plenty OF room for 3 more 90 miles
from Cambridge near Wineate in
Dorchester County, Maryland.
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job: prompt
service; -reas.: local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after 2 Pm, GE. 1416.
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Attention Investors

Prince Georges Co., Md.-25 acres.
an and mes as oobod ne on on srosd pawea creef Tee
water front; elevations command
beautiful land and water views;
water front consists of q dredged
cove. year-round harbor for boats;
location has the preferred South
Capitol st. Bridge approach to WASH
ngton; an excellent investment or
which cannot be duplicated in Md.
or Va, on the water. within this
distance from Washington at the
price of 1880 per acre as an
entirety, THEODORE F. MENK.
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 2740.
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY Cash for clean cars any
gan. ROYAL MoToRs. i've. 400
Georgia ave; NV. TU. 2438.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low,mileaee cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave RA. 1922
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets, Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in, Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. Open ewes.
FAIR HONEST APPRAIsALs of all
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L St. NV.
CHEVROLET HEi or FORD 1910 or Al
model wanted. In good condition.
Top cash price. OR. 5039. OR. 3173.
BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 4S01.
AUSTIN or MORRIS MINOR wanted
by private party at once. All cash.
prefi ednd 4, ea os osssas5o; 30; must be good
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER paying
high prices for clean. prewar cars.
Call GE. 1908.
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BRADLEY HILLS
Our listings in this section include
many outstanding building sites.
To Inspect this week end, call Mr..
George. OIL. zoos.
YELLOTT & CO..
Realtors, ma. 04S4
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ICHESAPEAKE co INC

WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT
WEEKEND FISHING. Rappahannock
River; 5-room cottage or apt; all
conv.; pvt. pier with rowboat; fam
lilies only: S25. OIL. 9345.
WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED
WANTED TO BUY. all-year home or
one that can be winteriZed; near
Annapolis. South River or Road
River. Box 36-R, Star.
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PIPER & HILL,

PIPER & HILL
c. o.D. PAscAULT. AGENT
Easton, Maryland Tel. Easton 1888
A HOME BY THE SEA
Less Than An Hour From d. C.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-on the Bay.
offers an opportunity to own a
by the seashore within easy COM
muting distance. In one of the finest
restricted water front communities
with paved streets. town lights. ex-
cellent water supply. fine schools
churches. stores and use OF the many
miles Of the world famous Chesa-
pease Bay for your sporting enjoy
or convenient terms, direct from
owner. immediate possession; also
a number of fine cottages priced
from $4,000 to Si5.o00 Select
yours this Sun. or phone Mr.. Fowler,
WO. Sf1b after q pm
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Bay Properties-Insurance
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
COBB ISLAND, Rambling five-room
cottage, suitable year-'round occu-
pancy; 2 baths, 9 porches; oil heat,
electricity. telephone: artesian we'll:
7s-acre lot. handicapped; many ine
fruit trees. grapes. figs; 2 poultry
houses. garage; water front pry-
ST. CLEMENTS BAY. Excellent
anchorage; convenient Leonardtown,
desirable community; five-room cot
tage. bath, modern conyeniences:
landscaned lot; immediate posses
WHITE NECK CREEK. Excellent an
choraRe; broom cottage electricity
artesian WELL fine old shade trees;
1-acre lot; 300-ft. water front;
WIcoMIco RIVER, st. Marys Co.
opposite Rock Point. 10 acres,
wooded: no buildings; $4,000.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER. Homesites,
z acres or more: 81 800 to $4,000
mesites-Acreage
LEONARD SNIDER.
Tel. 33ll. La Plata, Nd.
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- RESIDENTIAL and Ist
commercial lots in D. G. Two lots
in Vista. Md; $1,000 for both;
Benning I'd. me- LU. 4-6I43. -2s
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BOATS (cons.)
CABIN BOAT. 2Ox7. Kermath an

CABIN BOAT. 20x7, Kermath engine;
26-FT. RICHARDSON CRUISER
Prewar boat in perfect cond.; sleeps
4, lavatory with full head room,
galley; Gray marine engine. Lo-
Gated in Wash. Make offer. FA. 1070.
BOAT, "a IT,, fully equipped, 145
h.p.; Gray Marine engine; marine
toilet; good condition; 81. $50; owner
will be aboard Sunday from Ii am.
to ! pm. ALTON PHILLIPS. Dock.
Deale, Md. or call LU. 1898,
lift. oUTBOARD RUNABoUT de
luxe: all-steel trailer; Goodyear 12-
horsepower outboard motor and
AYfraS. &4E0 Call Eill side 1891 Oae
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A SAFER PLACE FOR YOUR FAMILY

Lake JacKSOn
A 12-mi fresh water slake, 81 miles
D. C. near Manassas, Va. Now is
your time to see our special offerings
of cabins. at prices and terms sou
can afford; from $1,000 to $1,000
All modern Improvements; 2 lots
with lake privileges for $295 both
Terms Get them now while they
97-F-4. ONCE open weekdays and
SUNDAYS
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ALEXANDRIA

Nearby we have a lge. tract. suitable
Tor development or Cow. use; on
yestment. To settle estate. now Of
fered at a low figure. with terms,
Call Mr.. Brown. TIE. 3445; ewes. and
Sunday. AL. 1852.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
1907 Prince St., Alexandria. Va.
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House Trailers
NEW
TRAVELO 25' $3375
Sl.125 down. S79.36-36 mos.
HOWARD 80 S4135
S1,37s Down. S95.10-36 Mos.
USED
so Roycraft 81 ----$2,295
$765 Down. S75.15-24 Mos.
'48 National 18' $l,295
S435 Down. $54.73-1s Mos.
American Trailer
COMPANY, INC.
CERTIFIED T. c. NJ. A. DEALER
BRANCHES
1880 Wis. Ave. NV, WO. 1921
Oak Grove Trailer Court
1744 Richmond Highway
Berwyn, Md.
Open Daily and Sun, 9 to 9
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$500

$500
Your S25 down payment and SIS
monthly payment will buy a i2-acre
wooded tract or larger in subdivision
near Lorton. Va. Prices from S695
per tract, Land within rs minutes
driving from Washington or Alex
anaria, over Shirley highway. or 10
minutes minutes from Fort Belvoir. Inn
mediate possession. No building re-
Strictions. No settlement charges.
Exceilsnt for chickens and garden
ing. Electricity available. New burke
airport within ) min. drive. Schools
ana stores nearby. Call owner, Mr..
aGNR1. 1E. olSS. go
115-FOOT FRONT
IN beautiful Rock Creek Estates, fac
So. #: price. S7.450. III you T'ca2 can
Suplicate this lot for this price we'll
csi, eay IL y; saagurry. Eve. and sun.
URCIOLO REALTY
ME- 10rI
Evening star., 1951-10-28

BROS. GARAGE. I%7th titan and dtS You NV
CADILLAC 1s4e "e2" 4-door sedan:
Hydra-Matic. radio, heater; appear.
sTss,,.n2 snss and coandition a make this an
edIS5s1s Hi!uei aas CO.. AFSEs HsIS
lington Shopping Center, Xlexan.
CADILLAC so coupe Deauville: crisp
cHERaER epd elsa1; MssTeSp SsISy csilins, Sa'695;
CADILLAC 194e Si 80" specia, Fleet.
wood sedan: sparkling blue finish;
radio. heater; hydramatic drive
c good ~ sires s; This Is an OUTSTANDING
oLDs GO, inc. aa2t 1aas asnd sSadDstLaG- st. :. G,
CHEvRoIET '4s club coupe; r and
e.; tmmac: cond.; sparkling maroon
nnSn; low mileage; must be sem
eher aHsn smlins % sam Ss aopsesasd an
81 ;095: Bank rate financing. sMiI.
ING ING SAM; 24s1 Wise. ave. NV Or.
cadEvRoLET Sadsh! LIT M 1851 powerslide- 4sdr.
new: si'ss5: orig oTner.' ssa rs. RSS,i i7bs. Hks
CHEVROLET 1877 business Css coap..
LIE Ike new; 10000 miles, r. and h.:
trade trade Taf paivats asceDs Dsrs9 CHEAPER car i9
49, hoAbSs GG. 1851
CHEVROLET 80 sedan; .ouinnsd. m
$l,383; over 100 others; So banS
at nansepF SGTo Fins waofsssA15E5sss ssss as chssgsF
CHEVROLET so Fleetline 4.door Do
luxe l9xs; az az seSss,; seses,; $1.45o or best
CHEVROLET 194s Aero 2-dr. sedan.
green, new tires, heater. oil filter'
etc., orig. owner; car in excelienf
e9nd; S1,O95. Sun. after / pm.
1885 Master; m.cb.n.
ically AL; passed State inspection.
2,oyor very good spares with wheels:
CHEW. 81 4-dr. styleline; Fendex.
gas and gil filters: best offer under
ceiling; 81 ,6SS. 81. O617.
1850 Fleetline 2.door
sedan; heater and other extras; per.
feet ffsstt, low r,I ImilssEs car; 81 .395. Nc
CaEyRoIEiT aiEi OIL SsSi 20 sedan: .ouinn.a.
$1.3S3; over 100 others; 81 bank
ct AUTO WHOLESALERS. i9sI
Hadensburg Rd. II. $500.
Continued on Next PagsJ
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AVIATION

CUB COUPE, 150-hr. since factory
major. $500; Al, '4S StinSonS, Ae-
ronca Champions. AZ Cruiser and
twin engine Cessna, licensed, 81 .495.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA l94s: black: S595. AS Pre-
feet: beige: $685.. Others TO select
from. Up to 35 miles to the gallon.
Have you ever driven an English
built Ford? If not. you should cer-
tainly come In for q demonstration
today. don't put 1t CT. You don.k
know what YOU are missing, such
ease in handling Ia this busy Wash
trafic and driving, economical to
run. See or call HILL & SANDERS
Wash. s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9S50l, lila Vermont ave. NV.
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BUILDING LOTS
IN ROCKVILLE AND WHEATON
Also suburban lots and acreage. near
Rockville, Gaithersburg and Po-
tomac, Md. For appt. to inspect, call
Rockville 2SSS or 1868.
WILL STACKHOUSE. Jr., REALTOR
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POSITIVE PRICES
DUCKING SHORE
PRICE $1,000

BROKER CHESAPEAKE BEACH
{ J1MMIES INN. No phone calls
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LA. 7150
1915 MT: ROYAL Ave: Baltimore. Nd
Evening star., 1951-11-27

saucepan, place over low heat
Stir constantly until sugar is dis
solved. Cook, stirring occasionally,
until small amount of the mix
iture dropped in cold water forms
a soft ball, or until candy ther-I
Imometer reaches 238 degrees F.
Remove from heat: add butter i
do not stir. Cool until luke warm.
or untilsthermometer reaches 1l0I
degrees F. Add vanilla; beat until
mixture begins to lose its gloss.
Quickly stir in Brazil nuts. Turn
into a creased 8x8x2-inch square,
pan. Lightly mark off squares;
press nut slice into center of each
square. Cool; cut in squares.
Makes "a pounds.
BRAZIL NUT BRITTLE.
2 cups sugar
"a teaspoon soda
cup chopped Brazil nuts
/ Put sugar in heavy skillet.
Place over low neat and stir
constantly until sugar melts. 1t
is important to keep the mixture
stirred constantly over low heat to
get a light, even caramelization
of the sugar. Just as soon as all
the sugar has melted add soda
and stir in the Brazil nuts. Turn
onto a creased baking sheet and
roll out with rolling pin until
the brittle is "a inch thick. Be-
fore candy is cool, mark quickly
into squares with a sharp knife
Break into pieces when brittle
hardens. Makes about IA pounds
I EIER PLATCHEN.
2 eggs
2 hard-cooked yolks put through
ricer
u cup butter
u cup sugar
p cups sifted cake -four
u teaspoon powdered cardamom
u teaspoon lemon rind. grated
"a cup blanched almonds, chopped
i Separate eggs and beat yolks
with riced yolks. Cream butter
and sugar and add to eggs; mix
thoroughly. Add flour. cardamom,
lemon rind. Mix well. Chill in
refrigerator for l hour. Roll h-
inch thick on a Toured canvas.
lCut with doughnut cutter. Brush
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Sponsors Concert

The Mothers Club of ST. Mary's
Parochial School in Alexandra
will sponsor the Christmas con-
cert to be given by the famous
rrapp Family Singers the eve
hing of December II in Consti-
ution Hall.
Through an arrangement with
he Patrick Hayes Concert Bureau,
he club will receive a percentage
f the proceeds from tickets sold
through the organization. Tickets
lay be bought from members of
he club or purchasers may spec
iy that the club receive credit
for tickets obtained from the con-
cert bureau.
Mrs. Martin j. Petersilia Is
chairman of the Concert Com
mittee for the club which is Spon-
soring the program for the bene-
fit of the school fund. Mrs
Thomas Pearsall is president of the
club.
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Miss Ellen Kaye
.eds w. 7. White

The wedding of Miss Ellen
Lucille Kaye and Mr.. Wilbur T.
White took place November "a in
the Mount Olivet Methodist
Church in Arlington, the Rev.
A. c. Lynch officiating. Following
the reception, the couple left for
a wedding trip to Bermuda.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Kaye
of Arlington; the bridegroom the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamder A.
White of this city and Warren
ton.
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Wedding In
CHEVY Chase

Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Wyatt
and MIR. Herbert Elmer Hurley, jr.,
were married November "a at
All Saints Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Charles w. Lowery per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Foster
Wyatt of Chevy Chase are the
parents Of the bride. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurley, also of Chevy Chase.
After a reception at Hotel 2400,
the couple left for honeymoon
at Palm Beach. Fla. They will
make their home here on their
return.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Exotic Spices Flavor Holiday Cookies
By Violet FouIkner

The Christmas holidays are notI
as far away as you think. You'll
wake up one of these fine morn
ings and suddenly realize you
haven't filled the cookie jars, the
candy boxes are empty and last
years recipes are gone with the
wind"
The holiday season is the one
time of the year when homemade
candies and cookies are a tradi-
ton. Any other time you can get
by with "store- bought" confec-
tions but not at Christmas. Check
your spice cupboard to be sure
you have all those wonderful sea-
sonings that belong in Christmas
cookies I. cardamom, anise. mace,
nutmeg, cinnamon and allspice.
Check, too, on coconut, silver
dragees, tiny colored candies, COL
ored sugar, nuts, candied cherries
and citron. and confectioners'
sugar that you will need to make
the cookies gay and festive.
Cookie cutters which can be pur-
chased in all the housewares de-
partments are a help and time |
saver but you can cut patterns
from waxed cardboard that will
work very well.
The Kris Kringle cookies pic
tured here will capture the heart
of the small fry If you're planning
a special party for the youngsters.
Open house prevails during the
holidays, and sweet treats to share
with your guests are the Brazil
nut confections. In the eier
platchen cookies the egg yolks are
hard cooked and sieved into the
dough to increase the egg flavor.
You can use "a teaspoon of mace
in place of the cardamom for a
change Of pace in the f1avoring.
KRIS KRINGLE COOKIES.
2 cups sifted cake flour.
Ia teaspoons double-acting bak-
ing powder
teaspoon soda
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon cinnamon
n cup butter or other shortening
! cup sugar
egg, unbeaten
8 squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted
2 tablespoons milk
Shredded coconut /
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder, soda, salt and Gin
namon, and sift three times
Cream shortening, add sugar
gradually and cream together
until light and fluffy. Add egg
and chocolate: beat well. Add
-four mixture, small amount at
a time, mixing we'll after each ad-
dition. Add milk. Chill thoroughly. .
Roll one-eighth inch thick on
lightly Toured board. Cut with |
Toured cooky cutter and sprinkle
with additional sugar. Bake on
ungreased baking sheet in mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees F. 8
minutes. Decorate with confec-
TONERS sugar icing. forcing
through pastry tube. to simulate
cap, eyes and nose. To make
beard, cover third of cookies with
icing and sprinkle with shredded
coconut. Makes 6 dozen 2l2-inch
cookies.
CHOCOLATE BRAZIL NUT
FUDGE. |,
2 cups sugar Il
q cup milk
2 squares unsweetened chocolate F,
2 tablespoons light corn sirup q
2 tablespoons butter or margarine i
y teaspoon vanilla |,
12 cup chopped Brazil nuts
Combine first 4 ingredients in
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Deviled ham is good mixed with
cream cheese and finely chopped
celery for sandwich spread. Or
mix the ham with finely mashed
hard-cooked eggs and salad dress
ing.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Membership Tea

A membership tea and card
party will be sponsored by the
Research Chapter of the Los
Angeles City of Hope Sanitorium
at 1870 pm. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Joseph A. Friedman,
5116 Lennean terrace NV. Miss
1rma Altman. Eastern director of
auxiliaries, will be guest speaker
Evening star., 1951-11-27

They were married recently in
st. Matthews Cathedral. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raul Hoffman, of Mexico
City. The bridegroom, who is
from Glen Ellyn, ILL.,, is the son of
Mr.. Joseph j. Nickel and Mrs.
Agusta Wallace.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

with slightly beaten egg white,
then sprinkle with granulated
sugar mixed with almonds. Place
on ungreased cooky sheets. Bake
in 375 degree F. oven 10 to Is
minutes. Makes 4 dozen cookies.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-10-12
GRAYBILL FLAYS ANTI
COOP FORCES AT FERGUS
REA ANNUAL Meeting

Charging that anti-co-op forces
have one objective, fTo destroy CO.
operatives" Leo Graybill, Great Falls.
and house majority leader during the
1851 legislature, said that what such
pressure groups are doing &C. s. is
definitely an attack on the system
of free enterprise :"
Graybill flayed the enemies of
co-ops during the course of speech
he gave before the 18th annual con-
vention of the Fergus Electric Coop,
this week.
Observing that the Fergus REA. in
1850 paid total of $7,051.77 in
real and personal property taxes, he
said GIVE been told co-operatives
pay no taxes. think there should
be an investigation into the cause
of this error :"
During the 1851 legislative SEES
sion, Rep. Graybill led the fight to
keep HB 388-the coop tax bill
from passing the House.
BOARD REELECTED
All members of the REA board
were reelected for another year, and
the board named the same members
to serve as officers during the COM
ing year. Ray H. LeCount continues
as president; Walter O'Brien, vice
president; Paul D. Hodge, secretary
treasurer. Other members of the
board are: Foster Wise, Lawrence
Erickson, Walter Udelhoven and
Eugene Warils.
The coop now has assets of ST.
14,300.25 and liabilities and credits
5otalling $2,070,098.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-10-12
An Almost nexhaustbe Resource Arsenal
Our Ignite Coal Beds

monoXide, can be used in processing
the vast quantities of low-grade iron
ores in Minnesota. If it should be
desirable, the Ignite itself, either in
the natural state or dried, can also
be used.
We have reached the point now
when we know what some of the
great possibilities in this Ignite re-
source are-the point at which we
can begin to count on widespread
commercial and industrial develop
pent
=. +. The Development of the lig-
mite industry has been delayed by
three factors-the location of major
deposits in regions of relatively sparse
population and little industry, the
limitations on the use of Ignite as
raw fuel, and the high moisture
content of Ignite.
A research program is under way
to minimize the effects of these three
handicaps.
Through this program we hope to
accomplish number of extremely
valuable results.
We want, for instance, to find eco
nomically feasible ways to substi-
tute natural Ignite for oil and gas
firing in the domestic, commercial,
and industrial fields, and to substi-
tute Ignite for coking coal in the
CONTINUED on Page Three
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-10-12

Last week in suggesting that the Goal Industry Must Look
For New Uses For It's Product this publication suggested
era major fields being for revvng Monana ang coal
industry Since then we've received copy the speech given
by Under Secretary of the Interior Richard Seares at Grand
Forks d. in dedcatng the Robertson Ignite Research
Laboratory of the federal bureau of mines
The field of proven and potential for Ignite i'm
it saggers the imagination Fully developed and be-
of the vastness of the deposits of this not only
North Dakota but also in Montana the not distant future
may this the center of the nations supply
chemicals synthetic fuels tar products In addition the
undspued leader in production of steam and the oca
ton of major industries whose directly dependent
upon inexpensive electricity.
Excerpts from Secretary Seare address will point up the
tremendous Importance Ignite beds will play the
of the region and the nation:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-10-12

Contract provisions, except for the
Y cent pension fund, will be retro
active to July 1, the date when the
old contract expired.
The agreement presently being
worked out at East Helena follows
the pattern being set by international
Mine-Mill and AS&R throughout the
country and applies to other AS&R
operations in Washington, Arizona,
California, New Mexico, Nebraska,
New Jersey, Texas, Colorado and
Maryland
In addition to Kennecott n d
AS&R, contract negotiations are near
ing completion with Phelps-Dodge,
American Zinc, and U. S. Metals.
Of major non-ferrous metal pro-
ducers, the Anaconda Copper Mining
Company alone, remains for the I'M
ion to negotiate with. These negotia-
tons have been delayed because
of the absence from Butte of ACM
top officials Roy Glover and Ed Nc
Clone, but are expected to get under
way within the next few days. Out
come of bargaining with ACM will
determine new contract provisions
for approximately 10000 Montana
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