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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-11-18
LAST WEEK

LASl w EEh
Basketball coaches usually worry
a great deal about the number of
boys that will turn out for the first
practice of new season. But not
Coach Grant Kibbel of Shaw.
He estimates that now the foot
ball season has ended, he will have
65 boys competing for places on
the varsity and junior varsity
teams. Four lettermen from last
year will be out, contending just as
hard as anyone else to hold the
spots they won then; and three of
these - Bill Baton, Jay Hunton,
and Jim Leach - will have to re-
train their football muscles for
basketball, remembering to dribble
the ball instead of running with it.
The fourth returning letterman,
George Garland, will be remem-
bered as one of Shaw's watch
charm" guards who made quite
speciality of stealing the ball last
year.
Despite the early effects of
sudden switch from football to
basketball techniques, the boys
should open strong this week
against Painesville Riverside. They
are working hard to get in shape,
and are determined to make a
strong bid to dethrone Lakewood,
last years Lake Erie League
champs.
We all wish our Cards a success
full season.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-11-18

FROM OUR DECK OF CARDS
From week to week we plan to
present pictures in this space of
members of the Shaw High basket
blal teams of the 1954-55 season,
on both the varsity and the junior
varsity squads.
Here are two varsity players -
Bill Welch, C, and George Gar
land, G - and two junior varsity
boys fresh from Kirk: Joe Russo
and Dave Fraser, both guards,
shown behind Garland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

elEEM'S frisN new flavor tops any
leading toothpaste! Chadrea love It!
Youngsters like Gleems breezy much it's easy
get them to brush regularly and that means fewer
es Because regular after meal BRUSHING the
way down tooth decay in children Most cavities
during school ages. So it's important help your
youngsters fight decay with Gleem Tests show, for VOr.
children prefer Gleem over any leading toothPasre!
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 40 Custom Tudor: radio
heater and Wv. tires. Sold anf
owner; .ow mileage, S595. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Fort
Dealer. 1900 14th st. n.w.. NO
FoRb IRn t. Isl Tudor; radio. heater and
Fordomatic; one owner: low mile
age, traded on the beautiful new
"a Ford. 1905. Two-day money-back
trial, 4-filonth written guarantee
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO,
FoRD 81 Custom ''s", Fordor; radio,
heater and Fordomattc. Sold and
serviced by our factory-trained me-
chanics. $9a5. Two-day money
Sssk fss tEfhl HIL 4noa.h sANDnRs DTfts SWsss
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.
FoRsDi; so 80 de- luxe uxs rordor; original
dark blue finish. peri. thronghout'
Ask for Gsorge, Closed Sunday sss see
Georgia ave. Ia. 9-s416.
shiny. IRE e' ensine % red. sI0nssli'Pl 7. and r..
Fordomatic. white tires; less than
3 wks. old. less than 1000 miles;
new-car guarantee; S2.a95. Cal
after d pm. KE. T-1971.
FORD 40 convertible; with radio
heater: our Al special at only $395
PARKWAY FORD. 3O5I M st. NV
AID. 2-01S5. Open Q to 8. sat
FORD Is. Customline VS. Fordo,
sedan: with radio. heater and pas.
tel plastic seat covers: finish Is
beautiful, 2-tone green, and only
Sl,395. PARKWAY FORD, 3O5l
M St. NV. AD. 2-O1S5. Open
q to q. Sat. till 6.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Select youP ear. Make o normal down payment.
Subtract the dewn payment from the list price
0f the ear. Pay the balance in convenient
monthly installments. Ne finance charges
added 10 the cost Of the Only the normal
insurance ,reauiremsnts needed. Remember
Logan Motor Company pays all finance charges.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

D0BGE. '52 Wayfarer. 2-dr. sedan
ysrs little; tss; | owner: elderly lady
DODGE 1850 club coupe; origina
blue finish. equipped. clean and n
sshs ssin Tass WoLE II tss1s soks 6 f5asf VS.
sonsin ave NV. EN-. 3-ol4a. Open
DoDSE sSDSfs Ss o1s red coronet conv.: excel,
fGas' fiFes ss5oS sssf5sSs df ME = s5a7 eSs E. Wy Wy
DODGE '5I sedan: one-.owner car,
with r. and h., turn signals, seat
covers; Al cond.: special Monday.
$945. Written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, aQ1o R. ]. ave. ne,
DODGE '52 2-dr.: heater, plastic
covers and turn seignals; one owner:
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
lila Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
FORD 1853. MY personal demonstra.
tor, 1.200 miles; r. end h.. seat
matte. New-car guarantee. Call JU
$4,000 or RA. 3-722t. III
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon VS.; gla,-
cier blue. like new. fully equipped,
more han $500 below list. LAMAR.
JE. 2-5100 or KE. S-4704. LIZ :,
FORDS. MERCURYS.. CHEvS. and 4
pickup trucks, $50 to $3.50. Moth.
ing down, So wk.. JE. 4-2SlS.. -17
FORD 1919; excel. mech. cond.: r,
h. Must sell, $3.50. WA. 7-Ssz1e'
FORD 80 conv.: excel. cond.; r. and
h. $795. 5000 and take over pay
ments. ia. 4-10a2. --1T
FORD '51 Country Squire station
wagon: with Fordomatic, r. and h.,
turn signals. $1,000. OIL. 2-2342
DODGE 1a4s 2-door sedan; regal
maroon finish, clean throughout;
motor Just overhauled; $495. WILL
LYS MOTORS, INC. 5335 Wis.
ave. Cat Western ave.. EN-. 2-SO93.
FORD 1850 Fordor Custom; r. and
h.. seat covers: better than average;
ST95. Wo. 6-2645, 5337 Conn,
ave NV
DE SOTO $50 4-dr. custom 8; r, and
h.; 2-tone paint: $l,395.
BREWER MOTORS, Inc.
Sill Wis. Ave. Open Sundays. 10 to
Wo. 6-55S1 LIZ
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor sedan,
equipped, nice light finish. clean
| interior: special at SSD5. PARK
| WAY FORD. 1851 M st. NV. AD,
2.Q1S5: Open 0 to o. sat. till 8,
FORn 80 Custom Tudor sedan: with
$685. saS eSfss1sRs sARRwAY slEsi ioRb sosf sspscif n
e e q nv ", "A AZ; ! 2-ois0. Open 9
FORD 40 Custom VS. Tudor sedan
with radio. heater. this Is an ex. i:
csptlonal I 40 at S595' PAR,KdWAAY
Open Q to 0, Sat. till 9.
FORD so convertible; good top. good
1896. XII. 9-6361.
FORD AT Fordor; r. and h.: S395.
sTEUART TRUCK CENTER. 200I
w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-S020. --l8
FORDS 80 IS" Fordor and Tudor.
These cars are, unusually fine cars
IN every respect. One owner. Fully
car. Bank finance. See BARNES
SANDERS. corner Of Florida ave-.
222l l4th st. NV, Du. 7-9435.
FORD 81 VS. Tudor: heater and
ss5 sisnas csI Ju Ssat esyeTs eo good s9pd
FORD 1919 Custom VS. station wag-
on: almost-new tires, r. and h.: ex-
cellent cond. $625. RA. 3-S741,
LII
FORD 80 IS" Victoria; Fordomatic.
radio; like new in every respect;
old car. Bank financing. "A months
on balance. Owner transferred to
Foreign Service, See agent. BARNES
SANDERS, corner of Florida ave-,
1921 14th st. NV. DU. 7-q436.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUToMoBlLEs ron sALg

FORD IQ47 Tudor; original greer
finish. fully equipped pllls Wv
tires. must sacrifice for nothing
down and S6 Week. Ask for Bill
Eull price, $295: Closed sun. SCI
Mon. HANpLEY iF0rd). 6323 0a
FORD 1852 Fordor Customline VS.
beautiful deem green Mnish. Hadit
and heater; many other extras
plus custom tailored seat covers
$i75 down; fiiii price. 1886. Ash
for Buddy. Closed Sum-, see Mon
HANDLEY tFordl. 1928 Ga. ave
n.wo ia. 0-6416.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORDS 63s Customline Fofdors; /
and h.. turn signals, seat covers
Light green and dark green. Very
] low mileage, one owner. Banl
RIs-HUdHEs. 1912 Ga. ave. NV
rom oHi 0iiaaS ioss rordor cussomlinea;s me- !
ai paint: : $1,neS. ns VA IA. s.sss7. as7 0rs 0ns
FORD '3S business coupe; '46 motor
orig: paint; transm. recently over
hauled; excel. tires; good motor
sessss sesssE; slas or best of'.. -ls a
FORD 1858 VS. Fordor: Fordomatic,
si,s7b. iO caii After Pp'r, pm. 2 RE. YS 5-eSss'
FORD 1851 Country Squire station
wagon: r. h.. low mileage. fully
qIiPgped v1RfSIA gT.fsd fCE %TDR qyek a.Rs; f1s;
KI. 9-47Il. OV. 3-O7II. Open ewes.
til 8. Sundays 1915. -17
FORD 81 Custom made Tudor; orig
inai light blue finish radio. heater.
Wv. tires. immac., throughout, az
little as $35 down; full price, $975.
Ask for Bill Closed Sunday, see
Monday. HANDLEY fFord). 6323
Georgia ave. ia. 9-S416.
FORD 1858 Custom So, Fordor; fully
warranty; 81. .s95. VIRGINIA MO-
TOR SALES, I'll N. washington st.,
Alexandria. XII. 9-4711, OV. 3-0711.
Open ewes. I'll o, Sundays 1876.
DE SOTO 81 4-dr. de luxe; r. and h.:
auto. drive: S1,005.
BREWER MOTORS, Inc.
5111 wis. Ave. Open Sundays. 10 to s
W0. R.kSR1 IL
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUToMoDllfs FoR SAT-

FORD 1854 Custom 'S" Tudor; r.. h.,
very low mileage, new.car warranty;
FORD 194l club coupe V-8; radio
and heater. runs perfect. looks about
average. full cash sales price. $45.
s sse Mondas No dsofseiH HAspIE9 s1GisS sarRGay erordy,
6323 GEORGIA ave-, ia. 0-S416.
FORD 1916 Tudor; like new in every
way. original finish. shows i'm
plus SIS per week. Pull price S275.
Ask for Buddy. Closed Sunday. see
Monday. HANDLEY (F0rd), 1929
Georgia ave-, Ia. 9-84lB.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.,

DE SOTO '5s vs. 4.doer: : z. s.ten, on
Old. new cond.; 10000 mi; ss.75o
R,LYMogTH FL. o s,aI' 10 EEY & snd snd4ba' b. ne"
gray finish. radio, heater and auto
AI'r cAPfroIlcHDiEE4c,oL6 s.esifi.Seoi 6sMosiIE
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Closed Sunday. on.
DODGE so 2-door sedan; 9;0Oo
condition. Owner transferred :. to
West Coast; Ssa5 or best offer, HE
DoDsGE D1saS' 1858. Ii mos. old. .,syr0-
iint iisht Blue: Il e. 81 1885, 500 $50 below cost;
private party - must @ sell Only
DODGE 1916 2-door, fully equipped.
sssss $50 and Id driyeI seIkssS iss excellent Only
HSf BODY in 5000 good {: cond.. aha srsen: r. ss5.
DoDGE 50 VS. coronet 4-door,
radio and heater. turn signals,
pssFdrSs q.sF Ssy wsFd'hsIfss 1T sfse5 SashsE1 gvER
sPR1Nsu MOTOR GO, INC, iGSs
EaSt.West hwy, JU. S-3157. tn-
rectly across from U. S. Royal sign.)
Open To-Day.
DODGE 1940 4-dr. sed.: r. and h.,
new motor. $500. JU. 9-4642;
DODGE 1850 e-door sedan; ially
TunS Ike new; only $19o. iE09AL
Plymouth Dealer' Dealer is Kennedy st,
DoDGE ,53 s e-door: two-tone.
equip: 1000 MI; custom uphol.: !:
must sell. 1895. RA. 3-6SS2.
DODGE AZ club coupe; with radio,
heater, medium blue finish: our
price only S395. PARKWAY FORD.
3O5l M St NV. AD. 2-01S5. Open
Q to 9, Sat. till 8.
DODGE Al 4-door sedan: with fiuid
drive; radio and heater; excellent
finish and 9 real buy at $445.
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 M st. NV.
AID. 2-0185. Open 9 to 9, Sat. till 8.
DODGE ~ convertible: good run
nins car with r and h.. turn sig
mails; special Monday, S195; $25
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS. S0lO
r. /. ave. me-. DE. 2-6302.
DODGE. 81 sedan: uerf. cond., fully
equipped auto. tranSm.; any reaS.
offer accepted. ia. 1891. IL
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr. Riv.: :. and
h., seat covers: "-tone paint
BREWER MOTORS, Inc.
Sill Wis. Ave: Open Sundays. 10 to 5
Evening star., 1954-01-17
AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

FORD 1850 Custom va Pordor;
fhrourhout; as little Is $40 down;
full price. $685.. ASK for George.
Closed sun. see Mon. HANDLEY
sEsEd,s.. srssSd,. csss Ga. ave. NV. ia.
FORD Isl sunliner convertible: :.
and h.. view. tires, new top; 81 .095.
PAGE.HU0HEs BUICK. 621 Airing
sa16d soa S5yd p.n sslc .y.Oinr, Gh1rea II, s 1E
Evening star., 1954-01-17

FORD 1850 rerdor d luxe .'0";
original tan anish. zee . !apprsciets;
Must sacrifice. SO down. fun
price S4et. Ask fcE HiIl; Closed
vssy cIcsS "a eere ar sSB So u1e' : ana
BREWER MOTORS, Inc.
Sill wis. Ave: Open sundays. 10 p 5
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
SaN&Y] G;n&Mzx
This an That

Frank Selvy. the Corbin. Ken.
lucky comet who rewrote basket
ball records at Furman University
last year. has signed a onc-year
contract with the Baltimore Bullets
Of the National Professional Basket
ball Association. Selvy averaged
AL points In 20 games last season.
setting new collegiate record .
Canadian football. similar to the
American game. 10 technically
known as Rouge. J. c. Caro-
line, Illinois 1858 AIl-Amcrican
halfback overcame scholastic din.
culties by taking special summer
school makeup courses SO he would
be eligible for 1854 football activity
-. Amos Alonzo Stage, = football
coach for sixty-four years. recently
celebrated his ninety-second birth.
day . The 1855 Florida Derby
will be run week later this year
March 26-in order TO attract horses
from Louisiana and California.
Winner Of the Gulfstrcam Park
race gets 100000 Dave Philley
Of the Cleveland Indians went to
bat twenty-six times before he got
hi arst hit this seasonal single.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Students Urged
To Register Soon

Havre - Students planning to
attend Northern Montana Col.
lcgc this fall are urged by Regis.
trar r. f. German to apply for
admission within the next three
weeks.
Plans have been completed for
the opening of the Northern unit
of the University of Montana on
Monday, September 20. A three.
day oricntation program and
registration of freshmen stu.
dents will take place between
September 20 and September %.
Former Northern Montana Col.
legc students and transfer stu
dents will register on Wednes.
day, September %. Classroom
instruction will begin on Thurs.
day, September %. Transfer stu.
dents are required to complete
an application form and send
transcripts of their records from
the college they previously at.
tended to the Registrar.
Applications may be obtained
from high school principles or
from the registrars office at the
college. After the application,
which includes the students
high school record, is completed,
1t should be mailed to the Regis.
trar.
Students are also urged by DR..
German to submit a $500 room
deposit for reservation of rooms
in the college dormitories. Dor.
mitory rooms are rapidly being
reserved. he stated.
Individuals seeking informa.
ton about Northern Montana
College may write to the Regis.
trar.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

State highway officials stated
that at least 1877 of the primary
system Is more than sou defic'
lent when compared to recon-
mended standards.
AS for the secondary system,
1t Is in an equally retarded con.
dition, with .42% of the approved
system of 3.511 miles still unim'
proved. In addition, many sec.
lions of the secondary system
which have been built have been
found inadequate to the amount
of traffic they are carrying.
To bring all Federal aid high.
way mileage up to standards.
would require an expenditure Of
1881 $50, 900, or approximately
$40, 000. 900 each year for ten
years, or $50. 000. 900 each year
for &c years.
The report declares, this Is
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

the Job that must be done and il
is up to the people of Montana to
decide when and how it is to he
accomplished"
The Governors Interim High.
way committee, headed by
George Schotte of Butte, is in
the midst of studying several
revenue raising measures which
will be recommended to the 1855
legislature.
Montana has been tagging be.
hind In meeting Federal aid al.
locations. This situation will be.
come more acute next year when
q new Federal Aid Highway act
providing $875 100000 for state
aid, increases the Montana allo.
cation to $l3.54l 900 annually.
MIR. and Mrs. ALI Rhoads and
family moved here from Ham.
ilton this week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
INFANTRY REUNION
SET FOR kAllSPEll

The eighth annual l63rd In.
fantry Reunion will be held in
kalispcll on September 10 and
10. according to Nelson Story III,
president of the 163rd Infantry
Association. The registration of
guests will begin at 1905 a. m.
September ID at the kalispell
Elks Club to commence the two.
day program of festivities.
Secretary of the association is
Glen o. Stockdale. 1850 Halo.
we'll Lane, Billings, to whom all
requests for Accommodations and
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

Committee at a recent meeting
in Helena.
The report pointed out that of
the $3.50 miles of highway on the
primary system, pa miles have
never been constructed or i'm.
proved. There are l42 miles that
are graded only, and another 325
miles which are gravel surfaced.
About 1870 of the primary sys.
tenn Is at present gravel surfaced
or worse.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
information should be address.

information should be address.
cd.
Distinguished visitors expect
cd to attend this years reunion
are General Douglas Macarthur,
General Jens A. Doe, General
Tom f. Rilca, Governor Hugo
ArOnson and General S. H. Nit.
chell, Adjutant General of Mon.
tana.
The annual l63rd Infantry Re-
union was instituted in 1917
when the first get-together of
former l63rd Infantry World
War II veterans was held in
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Montunu Needs
Additional Roads

That Montana Is still some dis.
lance from its goal of $3.50 miles
of primary highways and 3,5ll
miles of secondary roads, was
shown In a report from the State
Highway Commission to the
Governors Interim Highway
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Methodist Church

Friday:
400 p. NJ. Choir Practice.
Saturday:
10 to ~ 4. NJ. Rummagc at the
Parish House.
Sunday:
Gas A. NJ. Sunday School.
HOO A. NJ. Morning Worship
with Rev. Monroe j. Wilcox. dis.
trict superintendent preaching
on the subject "Rcgaining Lost
Horizons.
Monday:
700 p. NJ. Intermediate Meth.
odist Youth Fellowship.
W. c. Kavanagh and family
visited in Browning Saturday AZ.
tcrnOOn enroute to their cabin
at Essex. Mr.. Kavanagh. publish.
er Of the Shelby Promoter. came
by to look over the Glacier Re.
porter plant.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Church Of the Transfisvrstion
(EPlScoPAl)
Little Flower Church

Sunday Masses:
Boarding School 7:3O q. m.
Browning 800 & 1890 a. m.
Weekday Mass is at
Browning 7:30 am.
Father Gregory Burke
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF lA1TER.OAY SAINTS

Elder BENJAMIN Mcintyre
Branch President, Phone 32.M
Sunday:
Sunday School. 1000 A. NJ, at
Cut Bank Boarding School.
Sacrament Meeting at 1870 at
Cut Bank Boarding School.
Fireside at 100 p. NJ.
Wednesdays - End and 4th:
Relief Society at 800 p. NJ.
Thursday:
Primary at 200 p. NJ.
Priesthood at 800 P. NJ.
Church Of the Transsisvrsslon
(EPIScoPAl)
Meetings held every Sunday at
700 o'clock in the evening at
the Bank Annex.
Guild third Tuesday of each
month.
Bake sale and coffee hour first
Saturday of each month from 8
to IL o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
George r. Painter, Vicar
in Charge.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

stead of just measly half of it? Sorry
to have squared his score with Murray,
to have wiped out all those little, we'll
remembered grudges, to have satisfied
at last all the separate small Spites that
fed upon them, the one big, abiding
hatred into which those little hates
had merged and grown?
Sorry? JOplin's mouth twisted to a
grin as he thought of Murray, sweating
and grimy after his morning in the
mine, leaning over those empty water
barrels, starting on his useless, hope
less walk out into hundreds of miles
OF desert, the sun melting heat wrinkles
in the air, the earth a slow fire under
foot. Even desert rat like Murray
wouldn't travel many of those thirsty
miles, live through many of those
bliStered hours.
1T SEEMED COMIC now that he had
ever been afraid to commit murder.
If you had brains and used them it
was easy; easy and safe. He laughed at
himself as he started back, for those
absurd fears. He was still grinning
when he turned the last corner and
saw the little cloud of white dust, a
long, long way off, stared down at
the scrawled message Murray had
scratched on the flat stone propped
on its edge between the tire prints.
Herd you beef one time to menny stay
heer yourself this trip and see how
you like it.
Joplin ran, knowing. the uselessness
of running, after the vanishing, distant
dust cloud. Easy Easy and sure and
safe. 1t seemed as if he could hear
somebody echoing the words and
laughing.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01
Readers REQUESTS

wonder if someone has a recipe for
light rolls where the egg whites are
beaten stiff? Also, would like rec
ipe for date nut butter.-Mrs. M. J. HI.
Could someone please send me a rec
ipe for cake made with pork crack
hngS? - Mrs. P.D., Mclean County,
North Dakota.
l would like recipe for cake made
with molasses, brown sugar, eggs, lard,
raisinS, etc. My mother had one, and
it was called Molasses Cake. I won
dered if some of your readers might
have similar one. I enjoy reading
and trying out the recipes sent in
Mrs. r. A. H. NJ, Valley County.
For some time now my husband and
l have been arguing the pros and cons
of my home sewing.
He feels that this is a day of spe-
cialization, and that l should allow in
dustry to take care of our clothing
construction problems. Since I am a
slow worker, he believes that could
make better use of my time doing
something other than home sewing.
AS far as I'm concerned, sewing of
any description is pleasure. Patching
and renovation offer a challenge to me
which I enjoy accepting. My favorite
paStime is that of selecting patterns
and the appropriate materials to use
in the completion of same, for mem
bers of my family and others. Since
do not play cards or enter into great
many activities outside the home, I
feel justified in spending lot of time
sewing. Even though I am a slow
worker, I believe my time is well
spent and that make a substantial
saving.
What do some of your readers think?
Do they have this controversy in their
hOmes?-Mrs. P.M.M., ChOuteau Coum-
ty.
I would like to get recipe for a
dark molasSeS rolled cookie like Grand
mother used to make. They were so
tasty. and kept so week.-Mrs.. S.P.,
Ravalh County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

I would like to get a recipe for 8
dark mOlasses rolled cookie like Grand
mother used to make. They were Sc
tasty, and kept so Week.-Mrs.. S.P.,
Ravalh County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

Send Orders to Montono Former
Stockmon, Pottern BuTeou, 372
West Quincy Street, Chieoeo g. III.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

Could someone please send me a rec
ipe for cake made with pork crack
ings? - Mrs. P.D., Mclean County
North Dakota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

I wonder if someone has a recipe for
light rolls where the egg whites are
beaten stiff? Also, I would like rec
ipe for date nut butter.-Mrs. M. J. HI.
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Dulles Reasons for Paris Trip
ChurchlPs About-Foce On Admitting Red Chinese
To Y. Il. Moy Hove Aeorened Secretory Of Stote

ninistration leaders. Sir Wins
ton made his now historical
speech in the House Of COM
mons In which he actually
Endorsed our stand on the adj
mission of Communist China
to the United Nations. His
reported words that he did not
favor admission of that re-
gime Eat present" are mean
ingleSs and may be subject to
a variety Of interpretations.
But when he placed definite
conditions to make Peiping
qualified for membership. such
as the unification Of Korea
and the end Of the war in
Indo- China. his views began
to approach those Of the
American Government. He
added further that even If
these conditions were fulfilled.
arrangements would depend
on good faith and co-opera-
tion." and time would be nee
essary to prove their presence
in The Peiping government.
In other words, Sir Winston
has given UP the rush to get
Red China admitted to the
U.N. by the end Of the year
and is willing to await de-
velopments for an indefinite
time.
According to those who are
close to the Eisenhower adj
ministration. the British Prime
Minister'S position took Amer
lean policy makers completely
by surprise. Sir Winston
switched entirely from the
stand he had taken up to the
time when he left Washington.
The British statesman is a
moody man. He sulked when
he ennplaned to go to Canada
and was In an even worse
mood when he boarded his
liner in New York q few days
later.
But during the five days Of
his sea voyage he must have
made his own "agonizing re-
appraisal" of the world situa-
ton and decided not to push
America too far. Unlike so
many Of our political leaders
and thinkers, he knows that