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The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
Roof Garden Committees
 Go To Work.

Elaborate plans are in the making for the 18th annual Pio- neer Roof Garden which bids fair to outclass anything hereto fore produced in Nome in the way of entertainment depicting early frontier life in Alaska in general and Nome in particular.
 While this will be the 18th an- nual Roof Garden it will also be the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Pioneer organiza- tion, which took place in Nome in 1907. Nome Igloo No. was the first Pioneer lodge, hence it bears the proud title, Mother Igloo."
 It also has the distinction of having on it's membership roles such notables as President Eisen- hower, Gen. Jimmy Doolittle (the latter having been reared in Nome and attended school here) and other well known men of national and international fame.
 Frank Morris, president of Igloo No. l, has appointed a general committee, which in turn has ap- pointed the necessary subco1nmit- tees to take over every phase of the celebration, with instructions to spare no effort or expense. The entertainment will be so diversi- fled that young and old can par ticipate to their entire satisfac- ton.
 During the evening many val uable prizes will be given away, notable among which will be huge, priceless gold nugget, the largest of it's kind known ia the territory at this time.
 The date is Saturday, Dec. 7 l at the High School Auditorium.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
Two Oil Firms Start Drilling
 On Kenai Site

SAN FRANCISCO, Drilling started last week at the Standard Richfield Swanson River well No. 2 on Alaska's Kenai Penin- sula, the two oil companies an- nounced in a joint statement yes terday.
 This is an attempt to extend production two miles south of the discovery well. The companies also said seismic operations are being carried on near Ninilchick The work is of a reconnaissance nature.
 Some difficulty was reported ir traversing the country with the truck-mounted equipment.
 Gravity surveys, using helicop- ters, were completed recently covering a large portion of tho peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
N or1cE

Sealed bids will be received by Robert E. Baldwin. SecfY. of Nome Lodge No. As. LOOP. prior 10 ? p.n1.. November 20.p 1857; for the following properties located in inc City of Nome.
 tl) In Block rD": East feet of Lot l. all of Lot 2. and al1 except the East 3 feet of Lot 5.
 t2) In Block 30: Lot IF and inc East 10 feet Of Lot III. together with the building. known as inc Odd Fellows Hall located thereon.
 Envelopes 10 be marked wheth- CT for group III or group I2).
 Right reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
 Building may be inspected by appointment. 2 34
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
Oklahomans Celebrating Last Week of States Fiftieth Birthday

OKLAHOMA CITY, R,-Okla- homans could pop their vest but tons with official sanction today the first day of Pride in Okla homa Week"
 Proclaiming than usual the virtues of the Sooner State will be the order of the day thru Saturday, the official end of Ok lahoma's 50th birthday celebra- tion.
 It was on Nov Is, 1907, that President Theodore Roosevelt signed the proclamation making Oklahoma the 46th state. Highlights of the week include President Eisenhower's brief visit here Wednesday night for a na- tionally telecast and broadcast speech and the University of Ok lahoma-Notre Dame football game Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
Fence Proposed Between North America and Asia

VANCOUVER, B.C. R-A start fas made Saturday on building permanent fence, figuratively, in the North Pacific to separate the fishermen of North America and Asia.
 The International North Pacific Fisheries Commission created a special three-man committee to try and establish a fixed boundary line which fishermen from both sides would not cross.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
White Mountain Teachers Visit Son In Hospital Here

MT. and Mrs. Ken Fugelberg, teachers at White Mountain, have been in town over the weekend visiting with their small son who has been hospitalized with a hand injury. They plan to return home tomorrow, leaving their son here for further treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Continued clear and cold to- night and Tuesday with a low temperature of 0 expected to- night. The high expected tomor- row 10 to 15.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11

Blacksmiths are high caste on the island of Bali, because they make the kris, or dagger, which is semi-sacred.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-11

Letter-size and legal file folders available at The Nome Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. McCulloch. sales
service: rental, 81, day. GRAVEL
OF WASH. 10. 4-7707.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
so. cutters rollers etc RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO. JU. 5-5040
SOIL TILLERS. chain saws. pain
sprayers, extension ladders. floor
and boat sanders, electric hammers
etc, FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. WO
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

I3f3 L ST. NV. downtown-ciean,
warm, Ink: range, Frigidaire.
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FURS

Minks Of every description. from q
SCARF 10 COAT, Our complete
stock, of new and slightly used
sample garments are priced to sell
fast. Compare and save. BASKIN
FURS. corner Sth and G NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Modern
din. rm.. liv. rm.. sofa bed, refer :,
misc. win sac. 1900 9th st. NV.
sun, Mar. 10 from 10 am. to
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
WANTED. l registered Arabian stud
STANLEY JONES, JU. 9-9BI5.

WANTED. l registered Arabian stud
STANLEY JONES. JU. 9-9815.
NEW STIRRUPS-Ene. and West,
bits, girths. saddle and bride racks.
matters, i single horse trailer: grey
Ayr. odd thoroughbred geldin; ! 5.
;3H. 7-yr.- old brood mare: due tC
Ioal soon by top stallion: 2-yr- olc
pony colt. SHERWOOD, DU. 5-SS99
WELSH PONY. chestnut; yrs: as:
SADDLE and bride. SlS5. Leavina
country; must sell. MI 5-4176. IL
HORSES BOARDED on lIO-a. farm
II per day; box stalls; plenty OF
5r:dai path; q mi. so. D. c. 10
PONY. 10 hands. white. to ride and
saddle and bride: also finland
pinto mare and Emo .-old filly: will
sell separately. Pc. 2-2S2S.
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MIscEL. SALE Cont

AIR CONDITIONER RENTALS :
From Feb. Is I'll Oct. !; SIS. rs
One price for all sizes. MAISEL' 6
ELEc. CO, INC. 2427 18th ct
AIR CONDITIONERs-one Ia-ton
York: one I-ton York; one Well.
Built jack. completely rebuilt: on,
20-ft. belt conveyor. Can be seer
at 300 D st. s.w., DI. 7-0995.
ANTIQUE : Georgian canopy bed
"a size, Sheraton post and cornice
beautifully carved. XII. 9-3114.
ANTIQUES. semi-fine French Ii.
moses: g6-piece dinner set; SS5
JU. 5-1417.
ANTIQUES-Gov. Winthrop desk
mahoeany; best offer. 10. 7-Ou5l
ANTIQUES - Museum piece. peri
hand-loomed white bedspread. date
about 1910. authenticated. similar
TO l in Lee Mansion. Asking 5000
Perfect piece-quilted coveriet in
blue-eray silk. beautiful design
dated about 1855. Asking Sl1O
NO. 1-33l1
ANTIQUES = Etchinss, Boucher
Whistler. Fortuny, Seymour. Hay
den. Roth. Forain, etc. from 81
TO. $50. Pr. Of small Chippendalt
mirrors. Few pieces rare ANTIQUE
silver, Waterford and Venetian glass
and ivory medical appliance. Ii
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! MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

iss lssyinr for f Florida na viii III :aeri.
fice KI. s-194I.
FUR COATS. ladies'; leopard. size
Is Cost. Sl,l0u. $500 or hest
offer. Good condition. EN-. 3-q20S,
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ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS

AMI DECORATOR'S ITEMS
Millihore dishes and paper wgts..
ISl: oil lamps. ST: blue Bristol COB
ster dishes. 81 so; bisque angels, 81
up cranberry creamer. $3.50 lob
ste rdishes. 81 so; bisque angels. 81
amber daisy and button sauce dishes,
~ %. cranberry night light. 81 81:
cranberry. case, $3.50: marble-top
washstand, SO; marble-top table
so; oak Wristbands. 81 80: pine
Sashstands. rein, $50; china cabs
Sl5; walnut desk. SIS: pine side
board. $40 teakwood table, S35:
eoooler's bench, Sl5 plus stain
elasscd windows music boxes. pine
corner cupboard. orsan bed,
weathervanes. trivets. flatirons.
stuffed walrus. buffalo. wild boar,
mt Tny.- goat goa. pheasant. deer and |
yited 70 come in and see our ZOO 5
who. Open daily, 5 to pm; Sat :
sun: am. to pm, FELL
KINDS. 18th and G SITS. Sc, near
Pa. ave. Ii. l-96SS. PS. See our ad
under furnishings.
ART OBJECTs---Japanese screens.
scrolls, pictures. china, LACQUER,
.92l Arizona ave, NV. TO :, sun.
Alto TYPIsTS = Four machines.
IKE new. and 4 ReminRton electric
WE writers: write 1000 uersonal
letters daily: ideal for public reIa-
fiTms cost SS.4 eua tts TAX SI.!1'n
OWNER. Lu .-l063
BABY FURN.-Bed. excel mattress:
play pen. baby tenda. bathinet,e.
Clothing, Id yrs; all in excel.
cond; very reasonable. JU. 9-6s5i
BAIHTUBS. new and used: basins
toilets. at lowest prices BLOCKS
1916 Lee hwy. ia. $500,
BED S25: bookcase. 81: bedroom
suite. walnut. $75; easy chair. SID:
studio couch, SIS. ST 1856,
10 pm
BEDROOM SET. 8 pieces-Doubie
he'd. night, table. bureau, vanity.
chest OF drawers. , chairs: SIS.
BEDROOM SUITE, pieces: cedar
chest: slide protector, 30 nm. ex-
posure. meter: 21-in. Admiral. j.
way, blond Tv set at q fraction OF
ofisinsi cost Ewes. 10. 4-54os,
BEDRM. SUITE. dble., s45: twin.
-, bed. mattress. springs. dresser
4a.1 3rd NV. RA, 325.3
BEDRM. SUITE, Ape. mahog
eo osasa bed sn, very 6s good cond' Du.
A-N1NNs Apt fufs
BEDROOM SUITE. solid mahogany
yeerS, old; vanity. ehest-on-chest
and bed, cost SOS. sacritice best
reas. offer. window fan and Apex
vacuum, both ] W old. Call LU A.
800 or Ii. 3-2S7S.
BICYCLE. girls Hercules: o6-in
Eng racer. $50 Call at Ant. 3. 3iS
Delaaeld pl NV, after 4 pm.
BICYCLE. bows 26-inch. perfect
condition. SIC. RIA. 3-lT54
BICYCLE. boys 26-inch. almost
new good condition: S@j. LIZ. l.
.5t3,
BICYCLE. girls English racer, new
condition: sacrifice. S25 He 4.
4lTS
BOOKCASES (30). all sizes. So up.
to = pm ION Sun, Isl. i.I6
New YORK ave NV, ST. 3-s54s.
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ALE MlscELLANEoUs-foR sALF

REFRlGERATORs. $685. up: rein.
rebuilt. some guar. year. FRED
TRICKS. 1908 18th St. ia. $1,000.
REFRlGERATORS. used. $3.50 up;
guar del large stock ACME
STOVE. 1911 eth st. NV. Ma
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FURNITURE - French settee. SOS
din rm. table. SIS: chests. 81: van,
ltiess, 50: misel bedrm: and house
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MOTOR TRAvEl

NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE desire,
responsible lady passenger to Ari.
iona or California: references ex.
changed. SO. 5-9ll1.
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SITS, MEN 8 WOMEN

RESIDENT MANAGER-coupie vii
manage 4 to l2-unit ant. Bldg. II
exchanee for | or 2-bedrm. apt
Wife will remain on premises, col.
lect. make rentals. supervise clean.
ing ETC. Bondable. Prefer Silver
Spring, Laneley or NV, tn. 2.
1859. Box 2S5-Z. Star.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.E
ROOMS FuRN.-S.E.-s.W

e LOVELY ROOMS with breakfast;
$50 double. S45 single, private
home; references. 1922 18th st. sc.
Ice. DOUBLE RIM, suitable for I
or . gentlemen: excellent location
Of Sc: on buSlinc, 90 min. down
town very reas. rent; nondrinkers.
Call LII n-1fnn
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-
Refrigerator Close-Out

Entire stock new 1866 G-E. Frigid-
aire Crosley. Gibson, Hotpoint and
Pnilco refriReratOrs at cloSe-out
prices. No reasonable offer refused.
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HOSPITAL BED, mattress, whee
hair; $50 or best offer. ia. 4
u666, ewes. and week ends.
H.0. TRAIN LAYOUT, complete witt
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SITUATIoNS---MEk

ENGINEER, 9Th class; heavy or light
oil burners; excel. refs. Ewes. pre-
ferred. 10. 2.Jn7l, TO ~ noon.
FAINTER PAPER HANGER. expert.
enced, neat and prompt; will work
by lob Call ewes, KE. 7-lp2s ~
fRUMPET PLAYER. exper. in mod
srn music &C. Call IA, %-5o%d
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

n. II. AND b. X. LAYERS and
bakers; . months old: 81 each.
WA. 7-5sS1.
n. II. RED CHICKS, 10 days old;
best quality. MAXWELL, Lanhan1,
Md, SP 3-4346
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHED

FURN. RM. IN ant with widow
Spr,., 20 Navy nyI, A.nney and PSsnIasor
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FNhNII UKE--Oray couch. greer
blond end and coffee table All In
excellent condition XII. a-if6s
after o: all day Sat. and Sun
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and lath, pvt. entr.; = or 8 adults:
all utilities; reaS. rent Ju, b-3T7S.
100 4:nd ST. N.E.--3 rms. bath:
newly decorated. sgle.. $40; couple,
$50, incl, utilS. IU i.7l5b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

SEASONED slab wood Sl6 truck.
load, delivered. Approx. 2 cords.
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MIscELLANEous-FoR SALE

WASHER, Kenmore. like new: COM
pietely automatic; has Just been
overhauled. Will give 3-mo. guar
500. Call HA. 2-7gll.
WASHER. Easy Spindrier: excel
cond.: ldry. tub, stand, etc. Best
offer. EN-. 3-4S7T aft. 5 pm.
WASHER AND IRONER. Easy Spin
drier. wardrobe closet. bed: misc.
items; best offer. tn. 2-5O9S.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore
completely automatic; yrs. old;
GOOD cond.; oest offer. TIE. 6-S9lO
WASHING MACHINES. used, rebuilt
guaranteed, all kinds Slg.95 up
ACME STOVE CO, 1911 9TH W
WATER HEATERS, 3O-gal, first line
guaranteed. low as S1l0, installed
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. 5000
Ga ave. NV. TU. 2-l900.
WELDER Gincolnl: very good cond
extra, long Welding hose; $3.50. Ii
WINDOW FAN, Homart, 20 in. with
stand. S35. Kenmore wringer-type
washer, S25; good cond LII.
YOUR SPRING OUTFIT is READY
NOW at the Like-Nu shop. Finest
quality clothes at fraction OF
their orig. cost. Early shoppers will
find. some bonus bargs. avail. in
maj reductions on winter clothes
baby too. THE COR. CUPBOARD
TSUB Old GeOrRetn rd Bethnsda
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FURNISHINGS

Student desk. SIS; reclining chair
50; platform rocker. $500: occl
chaire, Sl5O up: rocker. 81. so
coffee table, $3.50: bookcase, S3.50
odd end tables. 81 50 up: lamps
pictures. mirrors, 81: chest. SIS
dresSers. SIS: beds. $3.50 up; brkfst
So, Sl5; breakfast tables. S2.6O
odd chairs. 81; dropleaf tables. S7.5,
SIS. Many other bargains. See ouI
I'D under antiques. Open daily 5 K
pm Sat. Sun, IL am. to z pm
BELL KINDS. 18th and @ SITS. sc.
mr. Pa. ave, Ii 4-9fSS
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Frozen Custard Equipment

Complete equip. for soft ice cream
shop, incl neaf-new electro-freezt
machine, automatic dispensing. stor.
age box foI mix, storage cabinets
TONER misc. items A bargain. Mr.
JOHNSTON. CIR. 3-2ibl.
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A REAL BUY
FOR YOUR BASEMENT
OR SUMMER COTTAGE

We are replacing $3.50 refriger-
ators that are only s yrs. old fol-
1857 models. These refrigerators
are in. fine condition and are fol
sale at SO each. They may BIZ
seen at Washington and Lee Apis,
200 N.rth WAYNE St, ArlinRton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

day and not tonight N st.
Catherine Labours school.
Wheaton. Md.
Dr. MacCarthy's talk on
"IIafnessing Community Re-
sources for Youth Eitness' Is
part Of the national Catholic
Youth week observance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

were reelected: Or. Kiopp.
president: Wylie w. Barrow.
vice president: Philip A. Hani-
gan, jr., secretary and Mr..
'Siddons. treasurer.
Named Is additional meme
hers Of the executive commit-
tee were Raymond Blatten-
berger. DR.. Murray M. Cope
land, DIR. Cornely. Miss Clarissa
Gibson. DR.. William r. Herbst.
Or. Harry H. Kerr. Or. Harold
w. KrOgh. Or. Kurtz. Alfred
H. Lawson. Mr.. Weitsel and
Robert w. Wilson. Kenneth
Birgfeld and Ralph H. Mitten-
dorh were named assistant
trensurerH.
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and his service last year rs
co-ordinator Of the highly
successful" Federal Service
Campaign for the National
Health Agencies: William II.
Coulson. executive director Of
President Eisenhower's Com
mittee on Fund Raising within
the Federal service. and the
Rev. Francis J. Heyden. gem
eral director Of the Georgetown
University Forum. which de-
voted several outstanding
programs 10 cancer control
during the last two years.
The awards were presented
BY Dr.. Calvin r. Klopp. society
president. at the society's 18th
annual meeting at Red Cross
chapter headquarters. 2020 +
street NV.
Control Work Reviewed
The presentation preceded q
special program. which offered
q review Of cancer control &C
tivities In the District. and
later. the election of II new
members to the board Of
trustees.
DR.. c. Roger Kurtx was pro-
gram moderator. The partici-
pants were DR.. Louis X. Alper
Of the George Washington Uni
versity School Of Medicine: DR.,
Paul B. Cornely. medical direc-
tor Of Freedmen's Hospital. DR..
Orville Donnelly Of Garfield
Hospital. and Alfred E. Chal-
mers Of the once Of the Chief
Of Stan. Army Department.
The new members Of the
board Of trustees are Samuel
NJ. Burgess. II. vice president
Of the District Title Insurance
Co.; Or. ]. Keith Cromer. Of
the District Medical Society:
mrs. Allyn c. Donaldson. wife Of
the director Of the ONCE Of spe-
ciai consular service. State De-
bartment: DR.. Charlotte p.
Donlan Of the George WASH
instcn University School Of
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zienl. administrative assistant
10 the director Of the Budget
Bureau.
Board Re-eIeeti0ns ]
Reelected to the board were
DR.. Ernest A. Gould. George
E. c. Hayes. George +. Hamil-
ton, Or. Raymond T. Holden.
Mrs. George Israel. Or. Nor
decai w. johnson. Howard w.
Kacy. Samuel H. Kaufman.
Mrs. Oliver 8. Kern, Matt
Meyer. Andrew w. Parker. Mrs.
Donald A. Quarles. Frederick
P. H. Siddons. william r. Sig
raund and Frank Weitzel.
The following society officers
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Medicine: Mrs. Robert Ander-
son. wife Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. and Mrs. Gwynne q.
Duty. head Of the 1857 Neigh
borhood Cancer Crusade.
Also. the Rev. Daniel Z.
Power. public relations direc-
tor Of Georgetown University;
L. Corrin Strong. president Of
the Hattie M. Strong Founda-
ton and former ambassador to
Norway. Robert r. Wiley Of
the Washington ONCE. Bethle-
hem Steel Co., and Wilbur H.
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Or Shane Maecarthy Of
Catholic University. executive
director Of the Presidents
Council on Youth Fitness, viii
speak at $50 p. IN. next Tues
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3 Honored for Service
TOD. c. Cancer Control

workers in the camuaign for control
Of honored here last night BY the District division
Of the american Cancer Society for outstanding contributions
70 the effort
Awards Of distinction went to Edward Bartlett for long
Of service member OF the society board Of
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Atany dealers
ready for the cold weather See him complete protection
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I would appreciate II II some
one would tell me the cost
Of living out there - food,
rent for a furnished apart
ment or preferably. houses.
I'VE have 3-month-old twin
sons and a dog). Also. we
would like an area similar to
the one where we are now
living. tviennal. Thanks in
advance for any help.
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.olosses Cundy

Mrs. N. n. r.. Falls Church
Would some kind reader
please send In the recipe for
old-time molasses candy
the kind you pull. ! have
tried to find such a recipe
but have been unsuccessful.
! need it for Christmas.
Thanks for all the wonderful
recipes sent in to help US
housewives.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

spoons WORCESTERSHIRE sauce.
V cup chilli sauce toptionaD
and salt and pepper TO taste.
Brown meat, add vegetables
and cook until vegetables are
tender. Add rest Of ingre-
dents and simmer about 20
minutes.
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Wdffle Iron Cleaning
Anonymous

Anonymous
TO Mrs. p. B. c.. Hvattspille
II sickness is the problem
with your wafiie iron, recon-
dition as follows: remove the
grids and let cool. After
wards soak in lukewarm
water until the clinging par
ticles are loosened.
Wash with q soft brush,
and do not use abrasives or
q stiff brush. Rinse thor
oushly. then dry.
Replace in the baker and
Get control dial at a baking
temperature. Plug the cord
In a wall outlet and close
grids. When the light on the
wafiie iron goes out. apply
unsalted vegetable shorten
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readers. To help prevent
waste Of French dressing.
pour 1t into an empty Wor-
cestershire Sauce bottle-the
one that has the screw cap
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Beef Barbecue

Mrs. r. G. c.. Washington
To A. H. T.. Houston. Del.
To make beef barbecue,
use pound ground beef. l
can tomato paste. Y cup
chopped green pepper. "a cup
chopped onion. u cup celery.
! tablespoon vinegar. Ia tea
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and plastic lid. A hook OPEN
er will remove the plastic lid.
Replace the lid and shake
out rather than pour your
dressing.
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WEE WOMEN

"Don't try to take advantage Of
him just because he's wearing
an apron!"
ing or oil over the entire
surface Of the upper and
lower grids. again using a
soft pastry brush.
Close the baker and leave
connected for about 10 min
utes. After the light goes on
and OF again. disconnect and
let cool,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Zoo Mccuzine Recuesl

Dog Mdguzine Request
Mrs. J. B. w.. Riuerdale
Does any reader know
where ! can find Q copy of
the June 1866 issue Of Pop
ular Dogs" magazine?
Thanks In advance.
Now for q tip TO RICH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
Dayton Bound

Mrs. W. B. D.. Vienna
We will be moving to the
Dayton. Ohio area IN March.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-16

Fort Harrison Monday evening
to be at the bedside of his broth,
or, Ray LutZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chase
spent several days in Kalispell
this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Davis stay.
cd at the Chase home while they
were in kalispell.
Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs. Mark
Wilson and Mrs. Walter Richards
were kalispcll callers Wedncs.
day
Miss Roberta Lund has finish
cd her term at liavre College and
is back in East Glacier Park.
Wally Rusk and Leonard Salois
are here from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown
attended the Cherry Festival at
Flathcad Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Dunn is spending a
few days here on business.
Mrs. Mark Wilson was hostess
for bridal shower Thursday ev.