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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Deeb- Fat FRYING Adds Interest TO Meals

Doughnuts are one of the deep
fat fried foods least often attempted
and most thoroughly enjoyed. You'll
like this recipe for Molasses Dough.
nuts and you'll enjoy the simplicity
of making them when you use the
cooker in your electric range.
MoIasses Doughnuts
(Makes 36)
2 eggs
" cup light-colored molasses
l cup sour milk or buttermilk
cups -four
/ teaspoon soda
Il teaspoon cloves
Il teaspoon ginger
Il teaspoon salt
/ tablespoon shortening
(melted)
Beat the eggs, add sugar gradual
ly, and beat we'll Then add mo-
lasses and milk and the dry in.
gradients which have been sifted
together. Beat in the melted short
ening. Chill the dough; then turn
out onto well-floured board and
roll to A-inch thickness, cut with
a doughnut cutter. and fry in deep
fat at 1861 until the doughnuts are
we'll Drowned. Drain on soft paper.
After each using. cool the fat
slightly, then add slice or two Of
raw potato and reheat the fat until
the potato is well Drowned.
For variety. roll plain doughnuts
or Molasses Doughnuts in a mix
ture of q cup superfine powdered
sugar and 2 tablespoons of CHINA.
mon. Serve them for a family
breakfast, or with pots of steaming
coffee after skating or coasting
party in the frosty air.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Gmreei eftttpirft cit,
mebiliiiermneseeieb

slnfara. Gin Miniiterausihub bat
elm 8eieb entlpprien, bas oem 2obi,
nett Die Madt geben icQ, Die oage,
me!ne NobiImah,lne onsuoronen,
Denn lie cs fiir nottpenbig biIt.
2as 8eicb iou ihnenItens bel ser
tiirfilhen MISUNDERSTANDING elm.
gebraht tperOen.
0ieie MaBnabme foIgt elmer &on,
feren5 5tuiihcn tiirfiidcn. britiihen
uno fran5oiiihen MilitGrbefcblsba,
bern in Ser nergangenen @ohe in
Ileppo, %Sprien, bel ser sic &ooroi.
nierllng ibrer Srllppen inn Naben
Often beiprnden tpuroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Ue,atrale ikett a,,i
Ouleait, erelGrt fabrv

@riiiiel. Die fron50iiide 3eitung
vMatin" peroifentlid)te einen Mrtifel
oes friiberen fran5oiiiden Grieesmi,
niers ssabrp. in oem oieier erflGrt,
oaB Shmebens Giiener5 uno bas Sel
aal,fafns. in MumGrren uno Srof Die
Dinge iino, ~iiber Die in bieiem arie,
ae sic Gntiheioune aetroiicn tperocn
miro. Gs 1T beoouerlih, bob @or,
tpegen, SdNpeben, Hum1nien, bie
Siirfei, gclaien uno Ole Meberlanoe
al.f einem Gllfan iiben miiiien; aber
bas lit niht Oie Shulo Iranfreihs, I"
iogte 6abrp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Karte NIT DcQarId,cin
eetpiiienkaft befSr~ert

Tudaboe. g. .. Muf ocm bieiieen
Goltamt aing bel,te cine Yoitforte
elm, an sic Gin 0oaarid,ein gebeftet
tuar uno auf Ser Der Mbienoer ieiner
llebersel,elne Musoruf gegebcn bot,
te. ooB "alle 2eute ebrlid) iino, be-
iouoers 8rieftrdaer."
Seitoem bic &nrte init bem 8elb,
'd)ein Samstas in Chicago abeeld)idt
tpuroe. lit iie minbeltens burd 90
Sdnoe geeaneen, meinte Elm bieiieer
8rieftrGger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28

THE deep-fat kettle is the ally of
the homemaker who would like
to serve her family some of those
foods we enjoy when I'VE eat out"
but seldom attempt at home. To be
sure, the hotel or restaurant chef
is a past master in the art of deep
fat frying, and the homemaker can
be II she observes a few simple
rules. There is economy and va
riety in deep-fat frying. One would
never suspect the masquerade Of
leftover vegetables and meats,
when they emerge from the deep
fat kettle as croquettes, fritters.
and outlets, all crispy and golden
brown. There is menu variety in
feathery light doughnuts, crisp
French fried potatoes, and crunchy
potato chips.
The first step in successful deep
fat frying, is choosing the right
kind of kettle. The deep we'll cooker
on the modern electric range is
JuSI IudC. IL pIONluCS IhC uOVP,
straight-sided kettle which is best
suited to deep-fat frying and with
out the necessity for buying a ket-
tie especially for that purpose. 1t
provides controlled temperature,
too, and simplifies the problem of
maintaining just the proper tenn
perature for frying. And for best
results, economy, and a smoke-free
kitchen, temperature is important! !
Fat which cools off rapidly means
greasy doughnuts, limp French
fried potatoes; iat which gets so
hot that it smokes is burning" fat.
A deep fat thermometer will indi-
cate the temperatures Of the fat
and the controlled heat of the
cooker on your modern electric
range will help to maintain it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
mesea,a ietieet tte,ae
Grpe~itieit 3,ar 2lretis

Wosfau. SSn bielem ssabr gebt cine
nit oen mooerniten Ssnitrumenten
ousgeriiltete neue rlliiiide expedition
in oie norolihen Megionen. Gs ban-
oclt iib nm Die groBte bisber ousee-
ionote Grpeoiticn. sic miro onoert,
balb Sabre lang int @ebiet Scr Son-
nifctp.StraBe arbeiten, Die grobe 8e-
oeut,,ne fir oie arftiide Shiiiabrt
bat. gisbcr lit oicie Strabe MIR &c,
lcgentlih bon Gisbredprn befobren
tporoen. Gin 1eil Der Grpeoition ioa
bereits int MpriI losfabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28

OiGcnbach. To increase large
scale production of pigskin and
make Germany more independent
of foreign supply sources. the
skins of two million pigs will be
retained by backing houses and
tourned over to tanneries. Pigskin
is in great demand for gloves,
high quality bookbindings, bags
and treveling cases.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
$4,000 Slmettlinee
lebett INT GnoIanN

Sonoon. SSnnenminiiter Sir Ssobn
slnoerion 9ab befannt. bab $4,000
0elltihe uno Seiterreid,er, meiit poll.
tiIfe ssliiftlinge, bel Der Holisei re-
giitriert iinb uno oob 1859 feinolihe
Gusldnoer interniert poroen ieien.
Ser Gerteilllng fommlniltiider
Werbcihriiten ,ueroe grobtcMufmerfs
iamfeit eeir;omet, llbr Sir sSobn
fort, rnS fiinoiate seeienete MaB'
nabmen fir Sen Sail bon 8eietes,
iibertretllngen an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
SAneeitnritt bekin>ert
2lntaretis GrpeNitie,n

Waibington. Gin Stl,rm bon 65
@teilen Stllnoengeiftpinoigfeit BE-
binoerte Die einrihtllng bes oitlihen
Stiibplnftes Ser amerifaniiden Mnt-
tis-grpeoition uno iiolierte flint
M6itglieoer seihpeilig bon oen iibri-
gen Grpeoitionsangeborigen Nad ei-
ner orabtloien Mitteill,ng an bic
@farine ieste Ser Sturm Elm, als oas
geriorsl,nssId)iff ~Nortb Star" l,no
oas Glagififf r8ear" babel iparen,
Die letten $50 Sonnen MateriaI an
9ano sll brinsen.
Die flint arf bem fleinen Sniella.
ger iiolierten Wdnner batten. tpenn
audi niht alles 10 bealtem tpar, genii.
|geno 2ebensnlittel, 8rennitpff unb
ShlafiGde. itnb teilten bllrh ibren
Senoer NIT, oab aIes III Srbnlng
fei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
(Sdlub BON Sette ~

ellen bon Dem Spp. Der oieie aritii
iibte. iino oral,ben.
Eropasanba nnb bic Nadbarm
SIT es aud, oas erite i,no tpihtigite
3icl Der oeutid,en 8ropoganoa, bas
oelltide golf BON oer@eredtigfeit ser
oeutlden Sade iiberae,,et at balten
10 iiberieben oob ibre Setter feline
Moelidfeit. iotpeit bic nel,trolen
9sohbarn in 5raee tommen.
Die oeutId)e Erelie ipie Der Munb,
fl'nf III fremoen Spraden b1mmern
itanoia al,f elmer oritten Soee ber,,m
Die I'M Snlano ipie i'm Muslano gIei-
dertueiie ibrem 3tpede oient: Sabr-
bunoertelang bat Gnglanb iiber Die
gan5e @elt cine Oittatl,r auseeiibt
Die ibm faftiid, ale Softer tribut,
pflid)ttg gemaft bat.
ltno: Seoss Wtal. tpenn england
in Die alenme gerret - 10 gebt bas
@rgllment tpeiter-bat es anbere ga.
tionen oa5u iiberreoet, an ieiner
Steae 5u fampfer.
Sie fampfen fir Gnslanb
SSm lesten @eltfriese m,,bten @rie,
6enlanb, HllnrGnien, bic Ooninionen
rnb Staaten oes Smperiums, it 10,
gar Jranfreid fir gngIano tilnpicn
uno Damn iunroc Stalien INN ocr,
9obn ieiner 2eilnabme betroaen,
beibt es.
SSn jiingiter 3eit iparen es Damn
oie Sideden, oie england gum Muf.
bal. elmer foitbaren 9riegsmaidinerie
sl,m Wioeritano gegen 0cutidIano
erm,,tiate. llht iie lin Iebten Wso-
ment ibrem Sdidial gu uberlaiien",
miro tpeiter eeiagt.
Sn gleiher @eiie lpur6e Holen sl,n,
Moeritanb ermuntert uno inn lebtcn
Mugenblid fallen geloiien ,pie elm
Stiid beiBes Giien, erfIGrt man.
Nln Ser Maginot-2inie iud)e man
bergebens engliid,e solbaten, miro
Defenders betont.
Sc lit faIt ielbitperit6uolid, oaB
ales un6 ieoes. mas oies einieitige
Bib itoren tonnte, 0euti6lano fern-
gebalten miro Ser Nat:onaliosialis-
mus buIoiet bem 9rin5ip oes totem
8rieges. uno loeiiderpeiie miiiien
audi feline Metbooen total iein. We-
ben Dem einen. tuabren, anti.britiih-
en- @ott fonnen feline anoeren @0tter
ge6uloet iperben.
0eshalb:
SIT es unter s(aorobune ioear Ser
1o6esitrafe perboten, ausIGnoiIfen
Runofunf 81 boren;
SIT es berboten, anoeren mit3mtei-
Len. tuas man in ciner ausl1noii6en
3citung gcleicn bat; q
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Gr fonferierte NIT 9srGiibcnt &ooic.
oelt iiber @eiterfiibrnng Der amerifa.
niIden Witarbeit

Wai6ington. sd bin nift nad
Imerifa gefomnen, Inn bier irgenSs
lpelhe %Sammlllngen sll organiiieren
lno beabiid)tige oober oud nift, bier
cine Sentrals fir bas Teutide Mote
areils 81, errihten. Ser 3med meiner
Heiie lit leoiglid,, nit Sen moBgeben.
ben Stellen 8eiprcdllneen iibcr sic
lueitere 3niammcnorbeit ocs bcllt-
Iden rno bes omcrifoniihen Moten
arel,5es 81 pflegen," erflGrte Sersog
Carl Gbnarr bon Sohien-G Goburg
rno @otba bel cinem Yreiieempfona.
Ser Ser5oa traf 9ienstog 6 llbr
nah einem Neiud) bel 8r1iiocnt
&ooiepelt in Neip Dorf Elm. gr be.
lhranfte feline slusfiibrllngen auf bie
slrbeit oes 3oten 9re,,ses, su oeiien
HrGiioent er bereits bonn peritorbe-
men MeibsprGlibenten bon Sinbcu-
burg ernonnt tuuroe. Gr CAB einen
fl,r5en 9erift iiber sic Mrbeit oes
Hoten arcu5es 1T Holen nad Mb-
idlub bes &rieees bort
0os amerifaniide Mote &reus ba-
be id)on ieit eerallmer 3eit miteear.
beitet ,lno Mittel, bie gum Cell bon
snerifanern poInlIher Mbitammlng
ge1tftet tuuroen, CUR Gerteilung ge.
bradt. lleber sic segentpirtise Sobe
Der amcrifaniihen Silie Ialle iid,
idArer etipas iagen, ieooh fonne sic
ShGtllng bon Hprman Sapis, bab
cs iih Inn bisber insgeiamt 500, 900
banole, 5l,treffeno iein.
Sic 3l,iammenarbeit oes beutihen
uno oes amerifaniifen 9aoten arer.
5es lei bisber in folgenoer @eiie or
aaniiiert tporoen lno ioae es aud 10
peiter bleiben: Sseoes bat feline Sr.
ganiiation. sic ,lnaneetaitet uno I'm.
angetoitct bleibt: oie slmerifaner
bringen in slmerifa Sic not,penoigen
Mittel auf uno sic 9euti6en leiiten
Die Mrbeit in Holen. Die 2ebenss unb
Meoifomente- -Sransporte, sic bon
smerifa ausaeben, iperoen bon Ser.
trallensleuten oes amerifanii6en @o.
ten &rel15es begleitet, sic aud BEL ser
Gerteilung antpeieno iino. Ser Siege.
lung bieier Ssragen babe oie 8cipre-
dung nit 1r6iioent @ooiepelt eegpl.
ten, bic nur auf sic 2ortfiibrl,ng bes
9eitebenben abaiele unb nidt ser
ginleitllng elnes nellen 8erfabrens
oienen iol1te.
9ie englildle glodaoe iei al,f bie
Mrbeit bes Noten &rell5es obne Gin.
fluB gebliebcl.. sluf ssragen, Of bie
Suoen III Solen hiniihtlid) ser Ser.
iorsung llno Silieleiitl,ng elmer Sons
berbebanblune unteriporien ipiirben,
erfldrte Der Scrsog, bah oas Mote
Greu5 feine l1nteribieoe fennen. Sc
ood Tonne er iid) 5t ein5elnen 1unf'
ten nidt tuBern, ga er iid gan5 auf
feline slrbeit beidrdnfe.
Ser 9er5og bon Goburg miro feline
@eiterreiie nod Ser 0eitfiilte dnl
samstae, oen 90! Mdr5. fir einen
Sag in Glepelanb unterbrehen. ,,n1
Der @ei&ftsitelle bes &oten 3reuses
bier einen 8eiub ab5llitatten. slm
Oiterionntae reife er 81 benz eleifer
3iped nod Detroit. Gr lit begleitet
bon @eneralfoninl Seinrid Stabmer
pom Mustp1rtigen islmt i'm Berlin.
@eianotidoftsrat Gr. WiltrIm Gan,
nenbere bon Der Gcltiben gotid,aft
in @aIbinaton, Der Dem &er5og fir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28
Drei Sermeln eeben int Reid 6rmnH mnH 3icI
tes Krieoes

Sur'eU AIIt3lefP ltnO SOlOn1cn
fremoen Siplomcten feinen 9eiud)
abltatten, es lei Senn, tie bGttcn be-
ionbere Grlaubnis:
Iiirfen IN bei,tihcr Sprate er.
ideinenoe gIdtter oes sluslanoes -
ielbit iuenn es iih Inn 10 oe,ttid,-
freunolife 2dnoer pie llnsorn ban-
oelt - nid,t iiber Ole bel,tide 8rcn5e;
8erben fremoIprodige ousI1nb-
iidle 8lGtter Musaabe Inn gusgobe
iorefdltig blrchgcicben, ebe lie iiber
Die 8ren5e gelaiien tpcroen;
@irb ser Yreiie genau poreeidrie.
ben, mas iie orrten oarf lmo mas
nift uno
Sinh ale Seitartifel in 8runoton
uno 3iel chamber gleih.
@as biniber semeIbet iuirb
Sie slusluabI aus Dem auslano.
iifen Na6riften lit oft iebr einiei.
tlg. Wfan founte 5abIloIe sSGlle err.
tpdbnen, aber elm einaiser mag filrs
als geiipiel bienen: Tie 2eier meroen
itdl Der offentlihen Grfl6runa bes
Senators Eittman erinnern, Die er
als Gntgegn,tng ali bie Grfl1rilna
Oeutlhlanos abgab, iponoh neutrale
Shiffe, Die ielbit segen ibren 8iaen
nad britiiden glodaoeb6ien umter-
ipegs iino, unter Dem oel,tidpn Sri
Ienreht bon oeltidrn lt-9ooten tor
peoiert tperoen f0nnten.
We eeutide Yrege bradte bon
Eittmans grfIdr,'ng mir sic folaen-
Den Sabe: ~0ie beftige Drobuna
Geutld}lanos ean3 beiieite, liegt es in
Der Maf)t Gnelanos. oieie iebr ernite
@efabr oaourd gu beieitisen, oab es
olfbort, lmiere SdJiife su 3tpingen,
in feline Safen ein5rlaufen. @robbri.
tannien mag Ser 8erlltit ser ssreunb-
ifaft lno Spmpntl,ien oes amerifa.
nii6en 3olfes, beren es iid iebt er.
freut, perlieren, tpenn es feline 0oli,
tit Der Willfiir fortiett. Mir lit fein
internationales 8eieb betannt, nod,
Dem uniere Shiffe 5ur Gurdiuduna
allf ganngnt in einen frentoen Safen
gebraht Iperoen fonnen. 0as ganse
Vorgeben rl,it auf beutider Seite Sen
geroadt mad. Dab uniere Sdiffc
allf iolde @eiie tati1dlid ;srad,t
naf Gnelano idaffen. Gnelanos
gerteioigl,ng ieines 0oraebens lit
melt beraebolt uno ipridt oaraus
nidt bon @eitbcr5isfeit seseniiber
ben gereinistcn Stoaten."
"Ma is fair in 2ope ano @ar" -
oieies engliid)e spridsport gebort A.,
benz Wenieen, mas beute I'M Dritten
@ei6e Moolf $ttlers an Gnaliid,em
nid)t perbotcn lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28

ton. a number of Balkan trains"
were sold out during the first
weeks of February.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28

- 9ie 8efiirbtl,ng i6eint 5u be.
Iteben. bab Ser Genius nit Der 3en.
fur berlpehielt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-28

- Das ifonltc Wappcn in Ser
8elt - Oas lit oes 8auern Yfluq
i'm WferfeI0!
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Gnelat,N 8uH9et et,pa
$40 11tiuiar>en 194O,41

2on6on. gnelanos Budget fir 6as
Sabr t94O-41 miro am 20. Mpril BE-
fanntgegeben tperoen. 8eobahter
i4dsen, oab oas Budget $40 Milliar.
oen gegeniiber $4,000, 900 inn
Noriabr erreiden lpirb.
The Western news., 1940-07-11
| LOCAL. /
HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Beardsley
drove in from Miles City Sunday
for visit with relatives here-a
daughter Mrs. L. <. Bartels, and
a son, Edgar Beardsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Smith left
Tuesday for Colfax, Wash, to visit
with a daughter. They expect to
be gone about two months visiting
in Colfax and Portland, Ore.
The voting booth for the Fern
wood precinct will be at the Chet
Smith cabin on No. highway. 1t
A. ]. Richard of Deer Park, Wash.
came to Libby Saturday for visit
with his brother, A. N Richard, and
other relatives here. He returned
home Sunday.
Glen Oneal, Jr., who has been
fieldman supervisor for the gov
eminent surveying crew in this dis
trict this summer, will leave this
week for Spokane where he will be
employed. by an advertising agency.
He will have charge OF developing
some of his own original ideas to
be used by the company.
The Western news., 1940-07-11

County Commissioners Frost and
Hoisington were in Libby the first
Of the week and with Commissioner
Mahoney met to work out annual
plans for public welfare work in
the county.
Mrs. M. X. Kedzie was hostess to
the members Of the Bridge Workers
club Wednesday afternoon, con-
tract being the diversion of the af-
ternoon. High score prize was won
by Mrs. ]. A. Kran
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Aronson and
two small sons, Of Kalispell, were
in the city Tuesday calling on
friends. Mr.. Aronson was meeting
the voters as he is candidate for
the nomination for district judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker,
who have been at Dillon for sew
eral weeks where Mr.. Baker has
attended summer school at the state
normal, are returning to their home
at RexfOrd this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Riley, for
mer Libby people, have returned
to Libby from Priest River, Ida,
to make their home here. Mr.. Ri
ley has been placed in charge OF
the Safeway store in this city, sue
ceeding Oscar Martin, who has re-
turned to Spokane. Libby friends
will be glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Riley back to our city.
The Western news., 1940-07-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is YEARS AGO.



Once again the Fourth of July
has become a matter of history but
July 4th and 5th will long remain
pleasant memory to the people of
Libby and Lincoln county general
ly. Estimates made by railroad of
flcials and others placed the num-
Der of persons who came to the city
to spend the holidays at 1900. Lib
by has never been dressed brighter
IN colors than last Sunday and Mon
day. Merchants united in the dec
oratoin of their stores and the city
was one mass of red, white and
blue. Not one accident marred the
day.
Samples of water which were sent
to Helena for analysis have been
returned as being pure after being
tested by the state chemist The
samples were taken from the we'll
of Frank Woods and from a city
tap.
A fishing party composed of Nc
P. Bailey, M. D. Rowland, N. Bo-
leus, H. E. Robinson, w. H. Kemp,
and Rev. Mr.. Williamson spent
couple of days at Bull lake last
week, leaving Libby by the new
road.
Much fun was afforded the holi-
day crowd by the show the band
boys put on between the Libby
Realty office and the Thompson
store. It was the original intention
to have wild man and other cur
losities but some one stole the wild
man. However, the boys gave a
nice little show which was aug
mented by a six piece band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Throop drove
up from Troy and spent several
days visiting here last week.
]. K. Dwinelle left early in the
week for the Yakt where he will
engage in preparing for the summer
campaign.
Nelson H. Morgan visited his fam
lily in this city last week. He is
travelling salesman for the Libby
Lumber company.
VIM. Cady, Of the Libby Furniture
company, is the latest recruit to
the "buzZ-Wagon" class. Last week
he purchased the only remaining
Ford that the Libby garage had left
of the last shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackwell,
Jr., and Mrs. G. r. Blackwell, Sr.,
made a trip to Jennings last week
in their new Ford car. This is the
first auto to run along the north
west bank of the Kootenai as far
as Jennings, and the ride was
beautiful one.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Thompson and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rookey
Of Libby were Kalispell visitors
Sunday with A. C. Thompson and
family. They motored over in Mr..
Thompson's new car.
r. J. Smith left Tuesday evening
for Helena, where he will take
position with the forestry office.
For the past several months he has
been connected with the Kootenai
office of the forest service.
Billy Baxter arrived in Libby last
week from Los Angeles and is Wis
iting his father, DR.. P. Baxter.
The members Of the Penelope club
were delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. M. D. Rowland at her home on
the west side last Saturday.
James Crotteau, Minor Welch
and George Crotteau left Tuesday
morning for Dakota where they will
spend some time harvesting.
James Mahoney and family were
visitors during the holidays. They
returned to their farm east Of the
city on Monday evening.
Cashier Earl B. Angel of the
Kootenai Valley State Bank at Troy,
was Libby visitor Sunday.
The Western news., 1940-07-11
Potato Treatment

A method OF boiler-water treat
ment used at an Oakdale, La, saw
mill to keep scale from sticking IS
the dumping Of q bucketful OF Irish
potatoes into the drum after wash
ing out the boiler, about once
month. according to Power Maga-
zine.
The Western news., 1940-07-11

Teacher: who gave us this beau
tiful school?"
Pupil: president Roosevelt"
Teacher: who keeps our roads SO
nice?"
Pupil: president Roosevelt"
Teacher: who makes the trees
and flowers grow?"
Pupil: God"
. Voice from the Rear: Throw that
Republican out"
The Western news., 1940-07-11
st. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Sunday Masses TOO and 900 a. m.
Baptism after 800 a. m. Mass. Sun
day School after 900 o'clock Mass
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7:30.
The Western news., 1940-07-11

Mattress HheuId Ne Restful
A mattress should be restflll re-
eardless Of the many different posi-
tions 4 person takes while sleeping.
The Western news., 1940-07-11

Friend: but isn't your son sort
Of listless, Mr.. Moneybags?"
Mr.. Moneybags: Heavens, no!
He's got a list Of blondes, list OF
brunnettes, and list of redheads. :
Evening star., 1940-06-16
bv Fulton williams

sibility. Your handling of shadows can
be very dramatic - or very static.
Too many snapshooters regard shad-
ows merely as nuisances which intro
duce ugly streaks across picture and
blot out peoples features. They let the
shadows handle them instead of taking
charge of the shadows. One OF the
incest children's shots have shows a
little boy holding his arms outstretched
to make a shadow on the ground. It's
a simple picture, but the repetition OF
the child's form in the shadow turns
it into one of those pleasing things
that you look at time after time -
and still like.
The direction of your light is an
other thing to watch carefully. Walk
through the woods any late afternoon
Evening star., 1940-06-16
SHOOT IT A New WAY

and see that demonstrated. Looking
ahead with the sun behind you. you
see just trees, But turn around and
look at the sun streaming through
those branches behind you and that's
quite different picture.
The accompanying illustration is
perfect example in point. 1t would
have been an ordinary snap of boy
blowing dandelion ball if it had been
shot in normal or conventional light.
But the man who made this placed the
boy just on the edge of beam OF sun
light pouring down between the trees
so that he was virtually spotllghted.
By exposing for the lightest areas. he
let the surroundings come pitch black
and achieved picture that is actually
different.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

develop into far more serious disorders!
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Generation Feeding Study. successive
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Pard now he'll love this nutritionally
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ing veterinarians for all breeds!