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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06

Date Pie-Two cups milk, half
pound dates, two eggs, one-quar-
ter. teaspoon salt, nutmeg. Cook
dates with milk twenty minutes
il, top of double boiler. Strain and
rub through sieve, then add eggs
a, d salt. Line pie plate with paste,
pour in filling and bake in quick
oven at first to set rim, decrease
heat afterwards.
When Washing Paint--Add lit
tie turpentine to the hot soapy
water. It greatly simplifies the
job and makes much less "elbow
grease" necessary. especially
when the paint has that rather
greasy film caused by the fumes
from fires or gas stoves.
Garbage as a Comp0st-Gar-
bage and vegetable matter of all
sorts buried underground will in
time rot into excellent compost
for use on lawn, garden or field.
BechameI Saucc-Melt a quar-
ter cup butter in saucepan, add
one-quarter cup flour, stir until
smooth. Add gradually one and q
half cups of highly seasoned chick
en- stock while stirring constantly.
Add one-hah cup of hot cream
and beat until smooth and glossy
Season with salt. pepper and fine
grating of nutmeg. II yellow
sauce is desired, remove sauce
from range and add the beaten
yolks of two eggs diluted with
one-quarter cup warm cream.
Do not allow sauce to boil after
adding egg yolks.
OiIing Household Machinery
A little oil applied when needed
will keep household machinery
working longer and always ready
for work. You can use cooking or
salad oil to lubricate small cook
ing equipment.
Stuffed Celcry--Prepare inner
stalks of celery. Fill them with
equal parts of creamed ROGUE
fort and cream cheese, mashed
till smooth with paprika, and
serve side by side on a boat
shaped dish, or diced, in place OF
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
Clayfield Baff1es Experts

There is clayfield at the village
OF Evenly, near Bridgend, from
which clay has been taken for near
ly century, yet there are no signs
OF excavations, notes writer in
London Answers Magazine. Experts
are baffied, for there should be a
hole at least fifty feet dep. 1t is
known as the "Potter's Field" and
adjoins a world famous pottery.
Thousands of tons Of clay have bSen
taken from it, but the supply seems
inexhaustible.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06

nags, never WhlmperS, never RACES.
The character she plays is going to
be held up as a model for behavior
in private life by all the young
frances and husbands.
X
Frances Farmer, who plays the
feminine lead in "Toast OF New
York." has skyrockcted to fame in
record time. but nevertheless, she
has not buried her stage ambitions.
This summer she will 20 to New
Hampshire to work with the Peter
boro Players.
The rest of Hollywood may be-
lieve that Glenn Morris, Olympic
decathlon winner, will make an
ideal Tarzan, but Lupe Velez holds
firmly to the belief that only Johnny
Weismuller can effectively play the
part. Even Lupe had to admit in
the midst of argument that Glenn
Morris had the looks and physique
for the part, but she still held out
that he would never be able to give
the Tarzan yell. Whereupon some
old meanie said that in that case
the producers would hire the same
yeller who howled for Johnny.
-
Marion Claire, who for the past
two years has been trouping around
the country with THE Great
Waltz" has been signed to play
Bobby Breen's mother in Make a
Wish" Schulberg has signed Lenore
Uric, who was SO good as the vi
cious grating friend of Camille, ;"
to play in 1.-THE Great Gambini ;"
A girl in her teens named Wyn
'Cahoon who has had considerable
success on the New York stage has
been signed by Columbia, who have
also nailed the veteran Dick Arlen
dawn to contract to keep him from
gallivanting off to England again.
-
For those audiences that like
chills and fever, horror and sus-
pensc, blood and thunder, there are
two new pictures just made to or
der. 1.-THE Soldier and the Lady"
an RKO picture which Is really that
old classic OF spine chillers, mich
aeI Strogoff," is the more spectacu-
lar since it introduces army scenes
made in Europe. More intimate, but
less blood-curdling is Love From
a Stranger" which stars Ann Hard
ing and Basil Rathbone. 1t is a
story of mild young woman who
wins a sweepstake prize and mar
ries fend who has dispatched sew
erai wives via morbidly-contrived
murder.
ODDS AND ENDS-Bing Crosby has
been kidded so much about his balloon
ing figure THAI he has taken up tennis in
an effort 10 reduce Incidentally, did YOU
hear his old friend Harry Barris on has
program 4nd wouldn't you Lore 10 see
him in picture Nth Bing2 81. Basil
Rafhbone, as kept reminding myself all
through his horriting antics in Love
From Stranger" keeps 30 kinds OF Tea
on hand at his house so as 10 have just
the favor he mants OF an afternoon
Ill Hollywood stuooped doicn on the
Standardization studios to toatch
the Coronation scenes in "The Prisoner
OF Zenda." And then Madeline Carroll
broke up The scene by Whispering TO
Ronald Coiman just as The hundreds OF
extras in the procession got under may,
Don't look noio. bur think ue are
being followed"
@ Western Newspaper Union.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06

celery and cheese. Or if preferred
use creamed cream cheese for
the filing after flavoring it to
taste with pepper, salt, paprika,
chopped chives or shallots and
pimiento. A touch of tomato cat
sup can also be added.
Angel Cake - One cupful of
white of eggs, one and one-quarter
cupfuls of graduated sugar. One
cupful of flour. One-half teaspoon
cream Of tartar. A pinch Of salt
added to whites before whipping;
flavor to taste. Cook in a very
slow oven. Yolks of the eggs may
be used for mayonnaise.
Colorful Apples II apples
are put IN water containing a little
lemon juice a few minutes before
cooking, they will keep their color.
@-WNU Service.
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pattern. You'll be astonished at
the ease with which these charm
ing "dainties" are crocheted. Use
mercerized cotton or string. In
pattern 5768 you will find COM
plete instructions for making the
doilies shown; an illustration of
them and of the stitches used !;
material requirements.
To obtain this pattern send Is
cents in stamps or coins {coins
preferred) to The Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept, 259 w.
Fourteenth ST., New York, N. Y.
Write plainly your name, adj
dress and pattern number.
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Gas, Gas All
tho Time, Can't
Eat Or SI0ep

"The gas on my stomach was 10 bad
I could not eat or sleep. Even my
heart seemed 10 hurt. A friend sun-
pested Adterika. The first dose | took
brought ma relief. Now | eat ~
wish, sleep fint and never felt BETTER"
Mrs. JAS Filler
Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowels while ordinary iaxatlvcs
act on the lower bowel only. Adierika
gives your system a@thorouah cleans
ing. bringing out old, poisonous matter
that you would not believe was In your
system and that has been causing gas
pains. sour stomach, nervousness and
headaches for months.
Dr.. III. l. Sho1b, Neg York, r<pcrfss.
SIN edition to intestin4I cisansinS, AdIsyfka
greatly rsd14css bcctsri~ ~na co1sn b~ciiti."
Give your bowels \ REAL cleansing
with Adicrika and see how good you
feel. Just one spoonful relieves GAS
and constipation. Al all Leading
Druggists.
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be as soon as you
see Swing High,
Swing Low. . She is
SO beautiful, SO in
gratiating, such a
good sport that you
just want to climb
up to the screen and
shake Fred McMur-
ray for nearly
breaking her heart.
This picture may do
no end of damage
and cause innurner-
able family rows,
for aroIa never
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
knowledge

WE GREEDILY ask of a
" man, Does ne know
Latin or Creek Does he write
poetry or prose?" But whether
he has become better or worse
we never care a straw. We
ought to ask, not who knows
the most, but who knows the
best. In true education any,
thing that comes to our hand is
as good as a book. So ex-
anime every mans talent,
peasant, bricklayer, a pass
erby. You may learn some
thing from all, each in his own
line, of the real affair of this
earth-how to live and die we'll
--Montaigne, 1533-l592.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
Star Center Doilies
/ In 5 Useful Sizes

There's an added thrill to lunch
con or dinner when the tableset-
ting's of misunderstanding doilies
Three practical Sizes, IL. and
Is inch circles-comprise this ex-
quisite buffet or lunch ensemble.
And guests will exclaim over the
loneliness of the .star" center
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a
tonic which has been helping women
of all ages for nearly 10 years. Adv.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
Silent T,ies

The cruelest lies are often told
In silence. -Stevenson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
WNU--X
The Hardened

Justice must tame whom mercy
cannot win.--Saville.
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In Detail
To know things perfectly, we
should know them In detail; but
as this is almost infinite, our
knowledge is always superficial
and imperfect.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-06
MY 7avotite
- By
&H6IHH Bebe Daniels
Film Star
Fruit Salad

Place lettuce leaves ON each
plate. On this place one slice of
pineapple (cut through but left in
shape). Over this slice banana,
figs, orange and pears. Put one
maraschino cherry or pomegran-
ate seed on top. Use whipped
cream or dressing made from the
fruit juices sweetened to taste.
CopyriGht--WNU servics.
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French Not Fooled

French Not Fooled
incidentally the French do not
take seriously all the recent pro-
paganda since the rout of the
Franco forces at Guadalajara -
about the Italian soldiers lack of
fighting ability. They have been
chuckling about it, naturally, es-
pecially since the fight of the Italian
regiments has been played up SO in
the newspapers. One cartoon showed
an Italian officer protesting to II
Duce saying that it was not fair"
to put them up against an opposing
army which also had planes and
tanks. All of which shows that Italy
did not win as much prestige by
her Ethiopian victory as she prob
ably believed.
But the French make the point
that this behavior of Italian soldiers
in Spain does not mean anything.
They insist that many of the Italians
did not want to 60 to Spain, that
many did not even know they were
going to Spain until they were land
ed there. The French claim to have
reports that the Italians in many
instances are eager to surrender,
not having any heart in the fight.
9 Bell Syndicate .--WNu Service.
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iections SO strong as to have
smashed party lines.
AS matter of fact 1t did not
take a Franklin D.. Roosevelt to
topple the third term tradition over.
Calvin Coolidge today does not have
the prestige he enjoyed during his
lifetime, but no one who remem-
bers the state of affairs when the
Republicans held their convention
at Kansas City in 1928, and in the
months preceding that gathering,
when delegates were being selected,
doubts that Coolidge could have had
that nomination by crooking his
finger.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-15

THE beautiful Helen Curtis Oil Croquig-
mole, 50 so complete. this month only:
Shirley Temple permanent. $3.50. Capitol
Beauty Shop. 931 G N. W. REP. O050.
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5 LARGE young mares, large work
horses. 2 young mules. 10 N S. E.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-15

PIANOS FOR RENT-At reasonable rates.
All sizes and styles-grands. uprights.
spinets ampicos. Rental paid applies on
purchase If you decide to buy later. MAI.
473O kits 1890 G St. N. W.
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YOUNG MAN to work in hardware store;
typinE and shoE card TrlE HnEai S iTimess
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EUREKAs. $1295: Electrolux. Hoovers.
S1695. Complete with attachments.
Any demonstration. Open evenings.
CLEAN RITE VACUUM STORES
3015 14th St. n, W. col. 800
905 G ST. N W. RED. 0277
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VACUUM CLEANERS

PEKINGESE-Red toy puppies. also grown
Pekes; reg. A. X. c.: $50 and S25. 21O4
Addison Chapel Rd:. KenilWorth: II; 6513:R
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PIANO-If you want q nice spinette at
a low price see our new Coronet model,
very tiny in size. but beautifully designed
and extremely well toned, Best Of all, it's
only $195 on very easy terms. NAT. 1928.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1880 G St.. cor.
ner 18th
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-15

MRS. MARGT PALMER announces her
new shop at 100 18th St. s. E. specializing
in perm. waves. So so to 81 so. II. IOO45.
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JEWELRY WANTED

II you want to BUY SELL RENT OF
EMPLOY phone District $500 or District
1000 and ask for Ad TakeF.
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CLOTHING
GENERATORS

GAS RANGE. gas heater. buffet mirror
and Victrols: reasonable. 1902 Fourth
ST. N W
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PETS

If you want to BUY. SELL. RENT or
EMPLOY. phone District $3.50 or District
1000 and ask for Ad Taker.
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GENERATORS exch.. So. so up: new guar
anee; small install. charge: all cars, mo-
tors. fans repaired; exch. Carly, 1908 14th
HORSES
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WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER Watches. Diamond
Gold Teeth and Diamond JeWel1
SEIINGER'S 818 r ST. N. w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SHOE REPAIRING SHOP for SAFE at 906
LIST St. N W.: originally at 2713 18th
81. N. E. For any claims call or write to
D Bianchi, TIA H st. N. W,
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PIANocsmaIIest size late model apart:
reduced to $165. Ideal for very small
room. Very easy terms Also 3 6-foot
lin. Estey Grand at SECS. MAI. 4730.
kits, 1880 G St.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws
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PLI1MRING ANN HEATIN
RESORTS

ROCK POINT HOTEL. s. miles from
Washington FISHING-Chicken and
Sea Food Dinners observation-disclosures
management Route and from Wash.
ington. Rock Point. Nd. LaPIata 1.F-13.
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LOANS UP TO S3O0-AMERICAN FIDELr
ITY LOAN CORP. Citizens Bank Bldg.
PARK Nd SHep. 1896.
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HELP-MEN


n X CLERK for hotel. age 1880:
Gentle: exper. only; well dressed and
pleasing personality. See Miss Green, Per
sorpsI Service 1911 G. St n. W.
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PROTECTED LOANS UP TO $500
MARYLAND PERSONAL BANKERS
1919 GEORGIA AVE SHEP. 1859
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QUICK LOANS UP TO S3OO-TAKoMA
INDUSTRIAL BANKERS. SH. 1925.
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PIANO-Slightly used. latest model apart
ment upright that looks like new: spe-
cial. only $160. Has a nice tone: pay Sc
monthly. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1889
G ST.. corner 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
Over
 Bethel Section
 Seven Are Dead
fBv The Associated PreSs)

fBv The Assoclated Press)
 BETHEL, Alaska, April 5, - The quarantine against the epi- demic of spinal meningitis in the Bethel area on the Kusko- kWim river, was lifted, after sev en native children had died in four separate villages.
 Dr. Otto George of the Bureau of Indian Affairs said that eight other cases are responding to ser um treatments.
 In stemming the epidemic, Dr. George made three hundred and eighty mile trips by dog team for serum and food for the natives.
 He said this was the first time there had been positive diagnos- is of an epidemic of meningitis in this distrct, although he be- lieved some deaths from it oc- cured each spring for the past several years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
Hopes For Full
 Settlement Next
 Few Days Mich.

fBy The Associated Press)
 LANSING, Michigan, April 5 Governor Frank Murphy steered the Chrysler strike conference to- ward settlement, and was conf dent the entire automobile labor controversy would be cleared, he said, within a couple of days.
 He said he would attempt to place ten thousand Hudson and two thousand Rec employees back to work at once. Seventy thous- and Chrysler employees are idle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
Land Set Aside Near Fairbanks
 By Roosevelt
(Bv The Associated press)

WASHINGTON D C April s. President Roosevelt set aside nine hundred and sixty acres of ground near Fairbanks as a pro spective site for the U. s. Army s proposed ten million dollar air base there.
 The executive order prohibits settlers from entering the area. II was said that the land is being reserved for use of the War De partment for military purposes Army sources however described the site as possible location of the new base
 Other army sources declared the land was withdrawn as a pre- caution against settlers entering the area and possibly interfering with or delaying the final deci- sion to locate the base there.
 Delegate Dimond said: There Is no question in my mind that what this reservation is made with the idea of finally locating the government airport on this site"
 He said that while the bureau of the budget failed to submit the estimate to congress for the initial appropriation for the base, he expected to go before the house appropriations subcommit tee soon to ask for two million dollars to start construction. Five sections of land were GOV cred by the Presidents order Dimond stated they were not more than eight miles from Fair banks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
WINDUP FAIR WAS GALA OCCASION IN
 NOME SATURDAY

dent in a custard-colored gown, which she wore when she was sel ected as Miss Alaska at the Fair banks Ice Carnival.
 AS she paraded across the stage in her striking blond beauty, Ii was easy to see why she won at Fairbanks, and against the back ground of youthful beauty of her Court, it was a scene to be long remembered.
 The various acts attendant to her croWning and the presenta- ton of the Miss Alaska Banner, all lent to the pageantry of the occasion and made a colorful pie ture.
 The dancing of the Ch herubs was right in keeping with the pictured plan. One might have fancied themselves in Erin and witnessing a dance of The Little People Among the Flowers.
 Carl Wourinen with his ven- triloquist act had the audience with him from the start. His gags all met with hearty laugh.
 The Cowboy stunt showed an other source of entertainment possible for next winter and gave pleasure to the audience.
 Car! Hansen is master on the accordion. If anyone had any doubts all one had to do was to listen to the applause at the con- clusion of his performance. Nome is to be congratulated on having a performer of his calibre to en- certain us.
 The Master of Ceremonies then (Continued on Page Three)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
LARGEST CROWD YEAR ATTENDED FAIR
U. s. Navy To Maneuver Soon
 Alaskan Waters
(By The Associated DreSs)

SAN PEDRO, April 5, -Defen Sc of Hawaii and Alaska, and tests of new vest-pocket cruis- CTS and new submarines, will feature the U. S. Navy's annual war games, starting within the next two weeks.
 They will be marked by new tactics of strategy which will re- main secret.
 Between April 18th and May 25th, the fleet will move into the trackless wastes of five mill lion square miles of ocean be- tween Alaska, Hawaii and Cal ifornia to tests all their units one hundred and thirty nine ships of the fleet and four hundred and seventy four fighting aircraft.
 The newest and fastest 1900 ton destroyers, or vest pocket cruis CTS, will move in two divisions into Aleutian Island waters where, in the wallowing season of this Arctic weather factory for the world, they will have real sea problems, including no directional compass, no radio beams for aircraft and no light houses-the ocean in the raw.
 During the maneuvers twel- ve plane squadron will fly from San Diego to Pearl Harbor, Flaw ali, in the second mass ferry flight to be made to the islands Another small force of the navy including a battleship divi- sion of light cruisers and new destroyers will shape their cour- SC for the Aleutians while the re- mainder of the fleet will engage in tactical exercises moving to-
 ward the Hawiian Island of Oahu.
 Navy department officials dis closed the development of a "ra-
 dio spy" by which enemy war
 ships can be located or tracked long distances at sea, It was in- dicated it would be used in the | flask a Hawaii maneuvers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05

The Fair is over, following a week of hectic preparation and activity which looked good to Nomeites at this season of the year. Exhibits have been judged and awards are to be made. All that remains is to describe the gata windup of the Fair which look place Saturday night, before The largest crowd ever assembled m the new school auditorium.
 When the curtain was raised for the opening of the program Saturday evening, the aGditoriuin was overfowing. L. E. Rynning, q director of the NWA Fair Asso., was introduced as Master of Ger emonies for the evening, and in a short address thanked everyone for the interest they had taken in making the Fair a success, and the Superintendents and their as sistants for their untiring efforts to make the displays attractive, and the success they had attain ed.
 He then spoke of Nomes suc- cess in having Miss Marguerite Lee elected Queen of Alaska, af ter her selection as Queen of the Trail for the Nome Kennel Club.
 The curtain was raised to dis cover Miss Alaska surrounded by her Princesses, the Misses Ger trude Johansen, Dorothy Nelson, Eileen Stangroom, Geraldine Rude, Jeanne Mozee, Rita o. Leary, Borgney Ulricksen and Ada Baldwin, all beautifully gowned.
 Queen Marguerite was resplen
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
Congress To Be
 In Session Late
 Coming Summer
(By The Associated PreSs) WASHINGTON D C April 5

\DY l <ASSDNldtto iSH.
 WASHINGTON D C April 5- Congress- started it's fourth mon- tn of work, facing major pro- blems which will necessitate late summer session.
 Each house has passed score of important bills, but the court reorganization bill, the key to the legislative situation, is enough in itself to require summer session.
 Other important bills awaiting action are: the farm tenancy measure, relief, wage and hour legislation, government reorgan- ization, and taxes.
 Bills passed and sent to the White House include Spanish neu trality, extensions of the Recon struction Finance Corporation and reciprocal trade law, the fif- ty million dollar seed and feed loan bill, the billion dollar defi- ciency appropriation, twenty mil lion dollar disaster loan to cor porations, voluntary retirement of supreme court justices, and the Mellon art gallery bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-04-05
Miss Alaska Has Been Invited To
 Bridge Opening g
fBv The Associated Pressl

fBy The Associated Pressl
 SAN FRANCISCO, April B. Miss Marguerite Lee of Nome, chosen Miss Alaska, has been invited to participate with the queens from California and Ore gon, in the Golden Gate Bridge opening festivities which are to take place May 27th to June End