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Evening star., 1952-11-18
Society News
Mrs. Truman Fetes
Ecuador First Lady
Brazilian Ambassador Moreiro SALES
Entertuns for His ForeiQn Minister

champagne" which will follow tn,
presentation of Brazil's Order O
the Southern Cross to the Mica
raguan Ambassador to Washington
and the OAS, DR.. Guillermo Sevills
Sacasa. Guests at the ceremon.
of presentation and the cham
payne gathering will include mem
bers of the embassy stats ans
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa who il
the daughter of Nicaragua's Presi'
dent and Sonora de Somoza.
Foreign Minister Nevis da Fon.
toura and the Ambassador will re.
ceive Brazilian residents in Wash.
ington at noon Wednesday to cele.
brate their ,country's Flag Day
The visitor will return to New Yorl
and his duties at the General AS.
sembly of the u. N. after the cere.
mony.
Other News Of DipIomots
Mexican Ambassador and Sc.
nora de la Colina are on their way
to Mexico City having left Wash.
Iington Saturday by motor. They
are expected in Mexico City Friday
and will be away until early ir
January. Sonora de la Colina's s
daughter. Nancy, is remaining al
her school here and may join them
in Mexico City for Christmas.
The retiring British Ambassador
and Lady Franks were the guests
of honor at the Canadian Ambas.
sador and Mrs. Hume Wrongs
dinner last evening.
Haitian Ambassador Jacques
Leger will be host at a reception
Saturday evening in honor of the
Nicaraguan Ambassador and Sen
ora de Sevilla Sacasa. The recep-
ton will follow a ceremony
presenting Ambassador Sevilla
Sacasa with the Haitian Honor OF
Merit award. Guests are invited to
the reception at $50 o'clock.
Sujons Are Hosts
Commercial Counselor of the
Indian Embassy and Mrs. H. A.
Sujan entertained last evening in
their home on Sixteenth street in
honor of the members of the steel
mission from their homeland. Of
ficers of the Mission include Mr.
c. c. Desai, secretary of the Min
istry of Production: Mr.. S. Bhooth-
alingam, secretary of the Minis
try of Commerce and Industry
and Mr.. P. c. Bhattacharyya. Sec
retary of the Economic Commis-
sion of the Cabinet.
Indian Ambassador and Mrs. G
L. Mehta were among the 100 OF
more guests. Others included the
Director of South Asian Affairs o1
the State Department and Mrs
Donald B. Kennedy, the Chief OF
Regional Development Studies OF
the Tennessee Valley Authority
and Mrs. John P. Ferris, Director
of International Trade in the Bu-
reau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce and Mrs. Loring K.
Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ved-
der Fleming and several leading
bankers from New York.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Miss Lois Barbara Bildman
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Bildman. became the bride on
November IL of Mr.. Stanley Ross
Stein, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Stein. The ceremony took place
at the brides home with Rabbis
David H. Panitz and Solomon H.
Metz officiating.
Following a southern wedding
trip. the couple will reside in
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Birthday Luncheon

A birthday luncheon was given
Saturday at Normandy Farm in
honor of Miss Flora Orr. Hostess
was Mrs. Marjory Hendricks and
guests included Mrs. Helen Good
win, Mrs. Edith Lapish and Mrs.
William Towers.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

-Glogau Photo.
MRS. VINCENT p. HORGAN
The former
Miss Eileen M. Noack.
At the Navy Chapel on Novem'
ber 8, Miss Eileen Marie Noack
daughter of Comdr. and Mrs
George j. Noack of Lakewood
Ohio, and Washington, became ths
bride of 1t. Vincent Paul Horgar
of Troy, N. Y, and Washington
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel F. Horgan of Troy. Tht
Rev. Joseph A. Rock performed
the ceremony after which a recep-
ton was held at the Wardmar
Park Hotel.
1t. and Mrs. Horgan will reside
in Washington.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03

member Of the Palmer School faculty since the fall Of ls4s.
 Mir. Dodge IS the son Of Mrs. John R. Dodge of Los Angeles. California.
 He has his own electrical busi- ness which IS known as the Dodge Electric Copany. and has been a sub-eontractor on the AHA houses recently completed III this city.
 Following the ceremony, the popular young couple danced the New Year in at the Grange party.
 MT. and Mrs Dodge plan to make their home in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
Buys New Equipment And Machinery

Clyde King, Jr. recently return ed to Palmer following a business trip to Los Angeles where he and Clyde King, ST. purchased new equipment for the Valley Con- crete Products.
 Two cement mixing trucks, d new Johnson batch plant and scale and a loader cat were pur- chased by the Kings.
 Complete service and coverage of the Valley is contemplated when the equipment arrives at the plant. Shipment is expected soon.
 While outside, King, who was accompanied by his family, visit ed at Santa Barbara and Los An geles with relatives and friends.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

THURSDAY. JANUARY , AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY Carpenters Hall, 8 D. m.
 FRIDAY. JANUARY ( SQUARE DANCE CLUB. Car. penters' Hall. pm. AAAS. Cook Inlet Chapter. Arc tic Health Research Bldg. An chorage.
 SUNDAY. JANUARY 6 GREATER BOOKS GROUP. Chas. Wilson home, 7:3O D. m.
 MONDAY. JANUARY , KIWANIS CLUB, coop club room, l2l5 D. m. VETERANS TRAINING CLASS. Coop club room, 6 D. m.
 TUESDAY. JANUARY 8 WELL-BABY CLINIC. Health Center, 24 D. m. BOY SCOUT MEETING, U. }. Church, 7:30 p. m. MOOSE and WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Moose Hall, p. m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen- ters' Hall, D. m.
 THURSDAY. JANUARY 10 NORTH HLAND NEE R GRANGE, Grange Hall, p. m. ORDER OF EASTERN STAR, Special meeting, Carpenters Hall, 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
HURLEY IS GUEST
 SPEAKER AT KIVvANIS DINNER IN ANCHORAGE

Jim Hurley, recently installed as Lieutenant Governor of the Alaska Yukon Division of Xii Wanis International, was guest speaker at the Anchorage Xii wanis dinner and dance held at the Idle Hour Country Club Fri day, December 28.
 John Gorsuch, a member of the Anchorage KiWanis, reported that his speech, Liberty, Let's Keep It., was an inspiration to every one who heard it.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
NEW ARRC DIRECTORS ELECTED

At a special meeting of the stockholders and board of direc- tors of the Alaska Rural Rehabil- itation Corporation held Friday, December 21, two new directors were elected.
 Robert Atwood. publisher ot the Anchorage Times, replaces Governor Ernest Gruening, who resigned; and Dan Cuddy repla- ces his father, Warren Cuddy, who died recently.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
COUNCILMAN HOPE FOR WEATHER BREAK UNTIL ROAD GRADER ARRIVES

No one could charge the weath- erman for failing to cooperate with the City Council so far this year. but councilmen are keeping their fingers crossed for the next two weeks in hopes that the Val ley's unusual weather break con- tinues until the new road grader arrives.
 So far there's been little serious need of snow maintenance equip ment except in the case of the usual drifts which collect in front of the Fair Grounds fence. At this spot, the Alaska Road Com mission has kindly come to the rescue on three occasions. Mayor Carl Meier received word this week that the new No. 12 road grader ordered by the City Coun- cil recently has been shipped from Seattle. It should arrive in Palmer about January Is. So if the weatherman will just hold off with those winds that are such a unique feature of Valley win ters, the city will be ready and waiting for them.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
LEGION PARTY WELL ATTENDED

Approximately thirty children enjoyed the American Legion and Auxiliary Christmas party held December 20 at Carpenters Hall. Each adult took child's gift to the party so that each youngster received a Christmas toy.
 The party was complete with Santa Claus, a gayly decorated tree. ice cream. cookies and an evening of games.
 Extra gifts taken to the party were given to three needy vet eran families.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
Announce Wedding Plans

MT and Mrs. Patrick J. Hem mer announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Ro- berta JoAnne to Philip L. McKae, son of Mrs. Clarence Bell. The wedding will take place January IS at St. MichaeIs Cathode Church.
 Miss Hemmer came to the Val ley with her parents, who are original colonists. in 1885 and received her schooling here, grad uating from the Palmer High School with the class of 1850.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
Tongues of Mercy

The following editorial is by William Shakespeare reprinted from The Merchant of Venice Act i, Scene The quality of mercy is not stran'd,- Ii droppeth the gentle rain from heaven Upon the earth beneath: if is twice blest,- It blesseth him that gives and him that takes: Tis mightiest in the mghtiest: it becomes The throned monarch better than his crown; His sceptre shows the force of temporal power, The attribute to and majesty,
 Wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings; But mercy is above this sceptred sway It is enthroned in the hearts of kings, It is an attribute to God himself;
 And earthly power doth then show likeSt Gods When mercy seasons justice.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
Five Couples United in Holiday Ceremonies, Four of Them ut Home of U. g. Commissioner Sexton

u S. Commissioner Dorothy B Saxton had the pleasure of off. eiaiing al five holiday weddings four of which took place at her home m the week between Christmas Eve and New Year s Eve In two of the ceremonies. two popular local school teachers changed their names, and their students returning to school on Wednesday morning had the thrill of getting used Co their new ones.
 Wofford .Lorscheier
 At a ceremony which took place al pm. Christmas Day m Commissioner SaXton's h m 2. Mis" Dorothy Lorscheter became the bride of Ralph D. Wofford.
 Witnesses to the marriage were Miss Lois Thompson and Norman s. Rousey.
 The bride, who is a teacher of English in the Palmer School, wore lovely white, tailored dress with peplum and an ice blue fur hat. Miss Thompson wore a gold-colored street dress.
 Mrs. Wofford is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. M. Lorscheter of Ashland, Wisconsin. MT. Wolf lords parents are MT. and Mrs. o. D. Wofford of Lockney, Teas.
 MT. Wofford has charge of Kos losky's hardware department.
 The young couple is now at home to their friends at the Val ley View Apartments.
 Farrell Clark
 In another Christmas Day cere- mony, Miss Dorothy E. Clark of Mountain View became the bride of Robert s. Farrell of Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph L. Krenn were witnesses.
 The bride chose a royal blue street length dress for the cere- mony and wore huge corsage of red and white carnations. Mrs. Krenn wore a lavender dress maker suit.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03

BE IT A MIDGET-be it a whale. put it in classifieds, under FOR SALE.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03
Voiiva Garrison

On Christmas Eve, Rufus Nj (Monty) Volvia, Jr. and Miss Eve lyn Garrison were united in mar riage by the U s. Commissioner. They are both residents of An choraEe.
 The bride was married in a winter-white jersey street length dress with white accessories and a corsage of baby sweetheart roses.
 Witnesses were Mir. and Mrs Cecil R Auburn. Mrs. Auburn vas dressed in blue velvet.
 Ulrich- -Railiffe
 Mike Ulrich and Mrs. Valera Ratliffe were married Sunday af- ternoon at 2:30 pm.. December 90 in a lovely ceremony at the home of the bride on Valley Street.
 Palmer Police Chief Bernie Bouwens and Mrs. Dorothy Sands attended the couple, and U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton of ficiated at the ceremony. There were many guests in attendance.
 The newly wed couple enter tained their many friends and guests at an open house receo- tion following the ceremony.
 Dodge Wade
 On New Years Eve about 9 pm. Mrs. Nancy Wade became the bride of John Ruiz Dodge in a ceremony which took place at the home of U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton.
 Attending the couple were Mir. and Mrs. Everett PederSen of Pal mer. The bride chose a biega, rayon faille. street-length dress styled with a back peplur. She wore a corsage of red carnations. Mrs. Pedersen wore a two-piece green taffeta dress, also street length.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Addington Smith of Seattle. She has been
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-03

AMERICAS truck buy down-toearth facts fancy phrases.
 That's why of them buy Chevrolet trucks than any other make nearly many the makes combined!
 What they get for their money rugged, sturdy, de- pendabe truck that's factory their jobs and pay loadght power, right capacity right pricewh savings in purchase other trucks of comparable specifications and a record of savings the job that can't be topped.
 Come in and let's get down to how Chevrolet truck cut hauling delivery costs You can't make better buy-to your money!
Evening star., 1952-01-24
ScoIloped
TOnnQtoes

No. 2 can tomatoes
2 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
2 tablespoons butter tor mar
garine
medium sized onion. chopped
2 slices bread. cut in small
cubes =
! teaspoon sugar
"a teaspoon salt
VI teaspoon dried basil or ore
gano
Combine all ingredients in l.
quart baking dish. Bake in
moderate oven t375 degrees F.)
80 minutes. =
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Illustrated Tok

DR.. George B. Woods, former
dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences at American University
will give an illustrated lecture on
Guatemala and South American
countries at a meeting Of the Col
William Branthwayte Society. Co
lonial Danes Of the XVII Gen.
tury. at q pm. Saturday in the
Bellevue Hotel. is E street NV.
Mrs. Ada Bennett Holt, preSi-
dent Of the society, will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Louise Kreglow,
DR.. Ruth Coyner Little, DR..
Frances Butts and Mrs. Robert J.
Swingle.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
CDA to Hold Charity Purty On Saturday

which will be used to carry on
the courts charitable activities
during the coming year.
Other chairmen assisting Mrs.
Fisher with arrangements include
Miss Augusta E. Uhl, president Of
the clubs board Of trustees, and
Miss Genevieve Sweeney, Miss
Florence NJ. Winter. Miss Mary
Ellen Dashiell. Miss Helen Kiely,
Miss Olive Lynch, Miss Dorothy
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Nesline, Miss Katherine Rupert,
Miss Mary Agnes Sweeney. Miss
Ethyl Sweet. Miss Josephine
Walsh, Miss Anne Doyle, Miss
Marie Ciesielski, Miss Julia San
cineto, Miss Genevieve Hughes.
Miss Rose Ryan, Mrs. Eva Dakin,
Mrs. Ellen Donahay. Mrs. Mary
Giordano and Mrs. Dorothy Lewis.
Miss Kiely is grand regent Of
the court.
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Court 212. Catholic Daughters
of America. will hold its annual
charity party from to Z pm.
Saturday in the club house at 2
Scott circle NV.
A home-cooked spaghetti din
her, games and entertainment will
be features Of the evening.
Mrs. Ileene d. Fisher is chair
man of the event, proceeds from
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Tonoy ustord dressing tops this noeedone Of vegetables
WEDNESDAY.
Brnised LiUer ScnIoped Potatoes
Mncedoine Of Vegetables Peach Pickles
Cream PUTS
Macedone Of Vegetables.
. 12.n,Ince nackages frozen u salt
mixed vegetables 4 tablespoons chopped parsley
Glove garlic tablespoons salad oil
~ tablespoons tarragon VI onion rings
vinegar Lettuce
u teaspoon dry mustard
Cook vegetables directed package emitting butter
Drain and chill salad bowl with cut edges
of garlic Mix vinegar salt and parsley in salad bowl
Add oil slowly mixing fork Add chilled vegetables
and onion rings lightly Decorate bowl with crisp lettuce
Makes to 8 servings
THURSDAY.
crenny Lamb Steu Baking Ponder Biscuits
Mfred Green Salad Pumpkin Pie
Creamy Lamb Stew.
III pounds lamb shoulder, medium onions
cut in cubes large carrots
teaspoons salt medium potatoes
VI teaspoon pepper y cup water
cun foar " to v
4 tablespoons fat V cup canned peas
Dredge lamb combined salt and -four Heat
sre cooker add fat and cubed meat well all sides
Place onions potatoes meat add water Place
cover on cooker to now from vent pipe to release
all air from Place indicator weight vent pipe ana
cook Il minutes with position Cool cooker at once
add peas and vegetables platter Mix -four remaining
from dredging little Of the cream and mix % smooth
paste Pour sour stew and cken with paste Four cv
vegetables baking powder biscuits Makes 70
-By "Vi"
Evening star., 1952-01-24
coRsETRY

18-$z Cotton Bros. Stitched cups that
give firm support In white, sizes 81 to
38, "A, B or G cups ----------- 1.29
l6-$3 Nylon Life Bros. All stitched cup
styles, that gives good upIift In white,
sizes 81 to 38, A, B or c cups - 1.99
l7-5.s5 Laee Lossex GirdIes. Also panty
erdIes; comfortable styles for the junior
type figure In blue, pink or black, 4.29
6-lz.50 Nylon Panty GirdIes and Cir
dies. Styles with convenient side-zipPer
closing; firm control for the figure that
needs extra support. In white or pink,
9.S8
l0H7.95 NyIon Net Girdles. WeIl-known
nnoker; all in white with front panel for
good support. Small, medium and loree,
4.88
All Sales Final, Items Subject to Prior
Salel Sorry, No MGil, Phone or GODS!
Evening star., 1952-01-24

SECONDS COUNT IN THESE DAYS Of bust ling oe and rs such
bubble
scoloped
addition Of tWinknq
saentypo in smooth.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
StuiSs Steak Rice Tortd
Spinach Stetued Tomatoes
Fruit Jello
cup uncooked rice / grated Parmesan cheese
u teaspoon MSG "a cup fine, dry bread crumbs
eggs, well beaten "a teaspoon allspice
u olive oil Salt and pepper to taste
Cook rice in boiling sated water to which MSG has been
added Drain necessary Mix rice with remaining ingredients
Spread m Of olive oil bottom of 10x6x2nch baking
sprinkle additional fine, bread crumbs oil Pour
In rice MIXTURE smooth top Sprinkle little olive oil
and dust lightly with bread crumbs Bake in moderate
$3.50 F9 IS to so minutes until Arm. Serves g.
Hot Pork Sandwich NTH Crazy
Baked Squash Rdw Relish Tray
Chocolate Fudge Pudding Tea
Chocolate Fudge Pudding
package sem-sweet chocolate egg
bits l teaspoon vanilla
"a cup milk u cup brown sugar, packed
cup sifted -four "a cup boiling water
teaspoons baking powder tablespoons melted butter
" teaspoon salt
Combine chocolate bits and milk in top Of double boiler heat
until melted let cool S together -four salt and baking powder
Add ingredients to chocolate mixture along with and
vanilla Beat we'll Pour into creased 1quar casserole Sprin
ke top Of batter combine boiling water and
butter and brown Bake at 50 for 40 minutes
Serve with cream. Makes servings
Evening star., 1952-01-24

~ ~
DRESSES

1o-l4.e5 10 1895 Misses and Junior
Dresses. Royon gobordines and afternoon
royon crepes in owide selection Of styles.
Wanted eolors and black, 10 to l8, 9
to Io----------------
1e-2z.75 to 1915 Misses and Junior
Dresses. ToiIored and afternoon styles;
royon crepes, wool jerseys and wools.
some velvet accents Bosic colors and
black, Il to l8, 9 to l5--------15.88
s-$45 TO 6s.e5 Cocktail Dresses. Also
afternoon styles in royon orepes, Lyons
type velvet and wool jersey; few fornols.
Black and coIors, II to g. S28
s-se.e5 to $s5 Eisenbers Original
Dresses. Ours Alone; o!eo other famous
makers; Lyons-type velvet and royon
crepes. Black and colors, z to l8 S38
l7-$35 10 1926 Misses and Junior
Dresses. ToiIored and porty-type dresses
in fine wooIs, royon foilles and royon
brocodes Black, winter white, brown,
red; 10 to l8, 9 to l5--------lS.88
$3.50 to Slls Eisenberg orisinoI
Dresses. Cocktail types in royon crepes;
one of kind, some sequin or beaded
trims. Dorks, sizes ! z to l6------ S64
Evening star., 1952-01-24

less to 1875 WeeI Robes. Classic
styles in pure wool, some with plaid pip
ing. Red, green, navy; 81 to 40 1888
l2-S25 TaiIored Robes. Comfortable
wrop style with two large pockets, in fin
est pure wool. Noy, red or green. 81
to 4O------------------
lS-Prs. | so Nylon Stockings. Our own
fomous Poulino hosiery, sheer and lovely
for wearing now and Spring. Lovely
shodes ranging from neutral beige to
deep grey tones. 81 gauge II denier;
sizes ga to l0-----------------S9
Evening star., 1952-01-24
E6NhatS Coobil1l

Mandarin Tuna Noodles French Bread
Green Beans creaned Onions
Broled Grapefruit
Mandarin Tuna Noodles
sas.. sal 59ln: sa. water sse,. chicken broth
1-omce can tuna hsh mushrooms drained
tablespoons butter ! teaspoon worcestershire
tablespoons chopped onion teaspoon celery salt
tablespoons diced Salt
pepper
to boiling water Gradually add noodles so that
water continues to boil Cook uncovered stirring occasionally until
tender Drain. Into saucepan drain oil FISH, add
butter and green pepper and
saute until soft Stir -four make PASTE gradually add
chicken broth cook stirring occasionally until and
smooth Add tuna fish, which been broken up with fork
mushrooms worcestershire celery salt salt pepper
Mix with cooked noodles place baking
moderate oven (375' F0 30 minutes
SATURDAY
Smoked Tongue Baked Potato
Corn Tossed Salad Bohemian Dressing
Baked Pears
Bohemian Dressing.
1a teaspoon worcestershire tablespoon grated onion
teaspoon prepared mustard teaspoon each: Ms garlic
tablespoons red wine vinegar salt coarse pepper and
tablespoons Parmesan cheese
egg yo paste with the mustard and worcester
shire blend in Add remaining ingredients Mix
wen Use dressing for mixed chilled cooked
Rice sieve white sprinkle over salad Makes scant cup
SUNDAY.
Roast Loin Pork SUeet Potatoes
Apple cauHfower Asparagus
Apricot Upside-Down Cake Coffee
Apricot Upside-Down Cake.
" teaspoon mustard 1a cup brown sugar packed
No. 21a apricots unpeeled
1A cups milk Walnut halves
u butter
Melt butter 13xsx2-nch PAN Spread with brown sugar
Sprinkle cup apricot juice mixture in pan. Arrange
apricot bottom PAN Prepare
mix batter directed package Pour fruit In Bake
moderate 350 F0 80 to 40 minutes Inve plate and
allow sup about minutes before
pan. Serve with whipped
Evening star., 1952-01-24
sPoRTsWEAR

l3-lo.95 to 1885 Wool Skirts. Beouti-
fully tailored styles, slim and slightly
fIored, some with pleots In solids Of navy,
wine, green or red and pIoids. 10 to l6,
7.8S
4-16.95 Hand knit Sweaters. Sip-on-
style of fine imported wool. In white or
pink "a to 40---------------9.SS
5-ls.95 cordison Sweaters. Hond-knit
Of imported WOOL Set-in sleeves. In white
or pink. "a to o40.------------ll,S8
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Famous fobrcs including Stroock's nubby
wooIs and fIeeces. Lovely coats for wear
ino this winter and seasons to come.
Wanted colors and dorks. Misses sizes,
STA
$l25 TO $l45 Values! Designer Goats.
Forstmonn's Mirrok, Stroock's ZibeIne
and wonderfully worm chinchillos! Black.
purple, red, ereyo beige. 8 to l8- S98
$155 TO $ls5 Values! Designer coots.
Truly distinctive styles in famous fobrics
like Strooek's Zibelne, Forstmonn's Mir
rok, Anelo's wooens, new poodle cloths,
and ehinchilo. Neutrols, briehts and
black. to
Ns9.75 to. $9s Fine Suits. Famous de-
siener styles for now and spring as we'll
;. . unusual details, slim or flored skirts.
Navy and eoIors a to l8------$68
@$9S Fine-fobrie coots. stroock shoe
coats in soft spring shades. 10 to Is,
S68
1-$97 Fur-trimmed coots. Loose box
style in fine wool with Persian lamb trim.
Black, size S78
1-$l59 Fur-trimmed coot. Grey wool
with Beover trim; size l2-------SilS
The Miami times., 1952-12-27
BETHUNE PLACES
2 2ALL-AMERICANS

Andrew Hinson, captain and
Jack McClairen, end Of the Be-
thune Cookman College Wildcats
who have carved names for
themselves in the annals Of foot
bali history were selected for the
1928 All-American Football
Team.
Andrew Hinson. senior, Cam
den, N. j., participated in every
game played by the Wildcats. AS
geam captain, he rallied his team
mates and inspired them to all
around excellence in play.
Hinson il a team man and a
magnificent offensive center. His
heads UP line play stood out all
season and he won the commen-
dations of opposing players for
his fire and hustle.
Jack McClairen, senior, ~Pana-
ma Clay has shown his best form
in 1852 as an offensive end. He
shared 8 touchdown passes, bold
~ carried on running plays and
was devastating IN penetrating
enemy secondary. He is one Of the
best. hammered students on the
campus and a prime competitor
in basketball and track winning