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Evening star., 1942-06-25
The FolsOms Visit
DAUGHTER in Atlanta

Mr.. and Mrs. William Folsom of
Silver Spring, accompanied by their
grandson. Alfred Lille, jr., Of Ia
koma Park. left the early part Of
the week for a two-week stay in
Atlanta, Ga. They will visit their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Eason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Yost have
returned to Silver Spring after
spending five days at Colonial
Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Amelia Darney Wed
To Francis Martin

Miss Amelia Marie Darney. daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Darney of Brentwood, Md, and Mr..
Francis Amnesty Tolson Martin, son
of Mrs. Ida Frances Martin of River
dale, Md, and the late Mr.. Robert
Edward Martin, were married on
May 81 at Reno, New. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin have been residing in San
Francisco, Calf, since their mar
riage. Mrs. Martin will leave on
Friday to join her husbands mother
at the latters home at 424 Calvert
street in Riverdale while Mr.. Martin
is on active sea duty.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Dorothy Phillips Becomes
Bride Of Ensign Smith
METROPOLITAN Methodist Church
Is Scene of Wedding Ceremony

Pink and white flowers with altar the
Metropolitan Memorial Dorothy
Elizabeth Phillips daughter Of Mr.
the bride of Ensign s. C. g. son Of
Mr. and Mrs John W. Smith, also Chevy was
performed at 8 o'clock by the Edward
The bride who escorted to the altar
OF white chiffon
the shoulders neckipe On the
lace Her nger-tpength veil Of illusion
carried bouquet
orchid with white seamers
Bell maid of gown
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Iva Jones Married
To Ensign BOurke

Miss Iva Lorene Jones, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer S. Jones of
Galax, Va, and Ensign William
Thomas Bourke, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F.. Bourke of Washington,
were married Saturday afternoon in
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church. The Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett
officiated at o'clock in the presence
of relatives and a few friends.
Ensign Bourke was graduated
from the McCallie Preparatory
School in Chattanooga and the Uni
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Miss Rudasill
Weds Mr.. Hamel

The marriage of Miss Sophie
Claudia Rudasill to Mr.. Allen E
Hamel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hamel of North Dakota. is an
nounced by her mother, Mrs. Mary
M. Rudasill The ceremony took
place June II at the Congregational
Church in Capitol Heights, Md.
The Rev. DR.. White offlciated.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Connecticut Cruise

Several hundred members of the
Connecticut State Society will hold
their annual moonlight cruise on the
new Wilson Line streamGner, S. s..
Mount Vernon, tonight at $50
o'clock. Tickets are on sale at all
congressional Offices All Connecti-
cut people now in Washington are
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Miss Pilgren Bride

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Louise Pilgren to Mr.. David Milton
Sherline, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man M. Sherline of Garrett Park,
Md, is announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin N. Pilgren Of
Bethesda. The wedding took place
Monday in Christ Church, Kensing-
ton. Md, with the Rev. Wade SAT-
ford officiating.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

live at the bridegroom's post Of
duty
Mrs. Cushman attended George
Washington University, and 1t.
Cushman was graduated from Bay
lor School in Chattanooga. Tenn,
and attended the Georgia School Of
Technology, where he was a member
OF Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Visitor Departs

Miss Elizabeth Bogart has returned
to New York after spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. H. NJ
Bogart, and her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer E. Miller of Takoma
Park, D. C. Miss Bogart has &C
cepted an assignment with the re-
Gently organized North Atlantic Area
of the American Red Cross.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Recent Weddings of Interest
In Various Capital Circles

versity Of Michigan and was men,
ber Of Sigma Phi Fraternity. His
bride was graduated from Radford
State Teachers College. Radford
Va, where she was a member OF
Pi Gamma Mu. Alpha Psi Omega
and Cotillion Club. They will make
their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Exhibition Planned

The Minister of Costa Rica and
Sonora de Fernandez have issued
invitations to attend the opening Of
an exhibition of paintings by the
Costa Rican artist, Senorita Carmen
Madrigal Nieto. on July l at 8
o'clock at the National Museum.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Miss Keppler Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Keppler an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Millicent Keppler, to Mr..
David Levinson of Boston. Mass. The
wedding took place June 81 at Co.
lumbus, Ga.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Visiting Parents

Mrs. Richard Moore Whitney of
st. Joseph, La, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Lamkin,
in their home at 1760 Euclid street.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

itre'1t n'on Dos 5leilh nit iopiel Hoe.
eenflcie (Hpc 8ron,), ols oaron b0n-
9en hlcibt lno limtpidelt es nit elmer
cinin6en Sage Orl,dpopier. 9aronf
bonot man es cine 3eitIone in ben
Houd), bis es gut ourhrouhcrt iit.
Gold 5ubereitetes Nleiidb b0lt iib
nod lanaer, lpenn mon Dos 10 geron.
dcrte iSleilh in ein No6 brinQt, onf
eelien 8ooen man cine et,po fiinf
3oIl bobe Shiht poefiel (f,r5 oe-
ihnittenes Strob), leet, Die n0hlte
&oae Sleiif mieoer nit !Sodiel 5u-
oedt, nno 10 fortfohrt, bis oos Sob
coa lit. Damn oedt nlon oos @onsc
nit einen oroben 2nhe 81.
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8Hhertifh

(Somtlibe i'm ..Obip Hailenireuno" be-
lprofene Siider llnD Wrold)iircn f6nnen
ltets mir bon benz icireils allgcacbenem
Gerlc0er, nnb ndJt bon Der 9icbnftlpn
oes ..Ohio @oiIenirt,nb" be5oaen tuerocnl
Altc nnb Nenc @clt. SSuuitrier.
tes sSolnilienblatt. 7G. SSobreona.
sSsnli 1912, ar. 10. Gerlagsanltolt
Eendlacr It,. 60, s., @inliebeln,
Sdtpcia.
Ser Sriee in GuBlono ltebt bente
int Eorherarlluo hes @e'hebens. Sic
Hn1icn aolte,l, bebor Der 8ollheipis-
m,s Die Serrlhoft OIL lih rib, .ols ein
tief rcliaiofes 8olf. Selblt ser fom.
nluniitiide Serror bot nid5t bermod5t.
oeln ri'ffiiden 0olfc ieinen tief getplir-
aclten @otteselol,ben ans oent Ser.
gen 5't reiBen. Sebr lebrrcih i1t Der
IN porIieeenoer Nimlnrer Ger ,,Mltcn
uno Ael,en &elt' entholtene 1tn6 nit
8lloern oltrltiiil6er &unlt perlebene
grtifel ,,ans ser Gor5eit oes beilieen
Gltblono'. Gon ,Shiflnls|tnnben
DER Welf9elntdte als Der ltbr3el9fr
5 Wfinilten Dor t2 ltonb, craGblt Elm
peiterer aufiot: @ie inn lebten Mn.
genblid oroBen @roberern ,no 3elo-
berren DER bereits iihere Sieg ent.
tpltnben ip,'roe. Der Mrtifel ,,Nelt-
deitlihc tehniihe Gnttpidlltneen'
fteat nidt 5ulett unlerem 9onoe oos
3eltgnis beruorroaenoer 2eiitl,naen
lmo NnolitGtsorbeit aus. Scr aeoie.
gene 2ri,uinolromon v0os Srie9s.
teltonent' fd)liebt in bieiem 9eft Oh,
lpabreno Ser Selo int "@ee mo
Siibne' Ser ho6lten iittlihen Ho,,te.
rl,ng entaeaenltrebt.! Ton Sen nerlhie-
oenen &nr5ecihid}ten Ieien einaig Die
@r5obllne aus ser Shlpei5ergeldidj-
te uSerr bon Eoliser' crtpGbnt nno
~MobinIcns aompf, nit 8dren ,mo
Wolfen'. 9cn ShlllG ser Sefte bill
Sen, ipic iiblid, sic @r5icbunesruno.
ld)olt 5,pei Seiten Wcltgei6eben nno
5ipei Seiten Wtooe fir sic sSrauen. -
Gbonnementspreis idbrlif 5r. 1t.4O.
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund.Salbe

Erprobtes Helmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden, GeschWueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden. Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. Keine Stamps - so Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB. 172O9 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
sSSn Sthlpcoen tpir6 Menihenbaar

sSSn Shlpcoen miro lfenidenboar
5ltr &erItcGlng bon Stcppbedcn uno
Seppid)cn pcrlpenoet. Qos omerifo-
.niide Sonoelsoeportlnent bat ioeben
einen 8criht n1s Sd)neben erbalten,
in Dem nitoeteilt miro, SOB Die bor-
tiaeu Serti fobrifanten int Wenlben-
boar einen aliten Griob fir &olle ae.
I,lnben, botten, ole jett 10 fnapp lit.
Das Snar miro bon sSriieurl6ben nnb
Sbonbeitsiolons aefauft nnb nit
8anm,peGe eemiid,t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
Mittnpd, Sen 16. septtmber 1912
HusRunft
81. Sb., Soma

NA9 SSluNpSlt on pSlSliSlt, UlHtlHl llttttt
Elm gut gereinietes, offenes Sab, eiebt
anf lie 20 Hflno 3ral,ben, oie man
bineinbrin9t, 6 Quart fohenbes
@aiier. yBenn binlonelib erfoltet,
IanlparmL aeroriidt man oie Grouben
NIT oen Sanben. 0arouf oeft man
fie 5lt 1lno riibrt tie t0elid nit einem
rein eeiuaihenen Stod nm. 9amt
prebt mon oen Saft aus, fiiat 5ebn
Ffnno 3nder bin5,t oen man gut
nmriibren nlub, bis er aerihmol3en
1T nno aieBt ben Saft in Elm reines,
borber iorafoltig aereiniates Sob.
Wton fiiut oos Sob 10, hob Der Sait
ettpa einen 3oa tiefer ltebt, ols Dos
Spnnolod). 3ieies beoede nat nit
einem eroben Sud-. Eodoem Ger
Soft anfdnat al1 eoren, ld)oumt man
Die aus bem Spuuoloh obloufenoen
llnreinigfeiten ob. Sobolo Die bef
tiae @arltng porbei it, Id,lagt mon
ons Spunolod) NIT eineln Sort luit=
biht at ,no l6Bt es bis 6 Monate
liegen. Ser bette Ilos lit Elm fiibler
Seller. .
Nad) 6 Monoten fonn man ben
fertieen Wein ouf fSlaiebcn aieben,
Die, III ftoiht perforft, ani ben &opi
eeltelt peroen. llm einen fein idncf-
ibmedenoen sSein .5l eraielen, oorf
man Ole 5laibe nibt ean5 nufiiillen,
fonoern ldBt etipa onocrtbalb 3ou
freien Nallnl. 3ieien Houm flint man
anf nit einenl 2ofiel bon s3ltder lno
beriblieBt Damn sic SSiaihe luitoiht,
3mm SdlnB nod ein &ort iiber
Dos Sob. @s lit ,meenein mihtia,
BOB Dos Sob o,lBerlt rein 1T, ionit
fonn Ser bette 8ei1 peroerben. Mon
flint oas leere 5aB oas ben 8eh1
oufnebmeat lon, nit beibent &oiier
,no elmer euten Sono bon aleie
(8ran). 9as laBt man ein bis aipei
goae lang fteben, riibrt oann oos
Maiier tiidtig ,lnt ipas ont beIten
b,,rb llmipalaen oes 5oi'es eeidiebt.
Damn IiBt man bas 9oiler onslou-
fen i,no ibmefelt oos leere sSaB aus.
3u bieien 3iped fault man it'd
Sbnefelfer5ea ooer Shtpefelfaoen
(abeab oippeb in Snlpbur). Man
ftedt oas 5hlpefel at ,no beieitiat
ben brennerben Shipefel i'm Snnern
oes 6oiles. Cine before art mo
Neile, ein Sob at idlpefeln, lit fol.
eenbe: Won leet 5pei 8oditeine ne.
be,,einanoer, ettpa 5 38oG bonein-.
amber entfernt, ino itellt Die Shme>
felferae in oie Mitte. SoboIo oieie
anseaiinoet lit, leet man oos SOB nit
benz tSp,molob iiber Sen Shipeiel
bis oerlelbe ausgebronnt 1T. Damn
Ieat man oas Sab ,,nl nno lGBt es
etlitbe Stnnben ausbiinlten. 9ann lit
es fertig, nm oe,1 eeeorten 8ein aui
ariebmen. q
$. M., ga.
9llle .gterpendrate iinb ser Gniibt
nno Sic allae1neine @rfobrung beltd
tiet es, bob cine Ser an bduiiaiten
borfomn,enoen llrlaben ser nerbolen
&ronfbeiten oie Sllrdt lit. sic Be
ntiibtist iib ein5elner Menlben ,mb
fann aan5en Samilien ,lno golfern
aiim Gerbangnis iperoen. Ser fltrdf
bare 8eltfrieg, bon Dem fait oie gauge
@eIt erfabt miro, bringt oieies ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

ipdI1eTi8 li|o naI elHen altS9elpfpOe
men Siriipgeidnad.
8ein @infauf m,lB man .ober aon5
beionoers borouf ohten, MIR tobel-
loie, nnbeidabietc iriihte al fa,,=
fen. Die eroBen, oifel,, iino sic be.
Iten, oa iie feites als9creiites Sleili
boben. g2ie BET Sen peiben &artoi
feln int mani a,,b hierbei gut, mr
{olde bon oleiher @robe 5lt mdblen,
sic bonn onh oleihmoBig gar rper,
ben. @'s empfieblt lih niebt, bon iiiBen
&artoifeln ,uebr au fatie,t, ols man
geraoe fit cine Mabl5eit brouht.
8efonnt iit, oob man lie MIR III
Ser shole foht ooer bodt. 0ic Sbo.
le labt id) aliN MIR iNner ob5ieben,
allberoen entbolt iie groBcn Nobr
lpert. gtad bem Go6en pirft mon
Die &ortoffeln itnen in foltes @oi.
fer, ,tno ldbt iic borin 10 lonae lie
9elL bis Tie 10 ipcit obeefiiblt fins,
Dob mon iie onfollen fonn. Nim fonn
mon hie Sd)olc niibelos ob5icben,
mas iofort aeihebcn nn6, ba iih Ionlt
Die &ortoffeln pcrforbcn. @elholt,
fonn mon iie nod gloiieren ober 10,
lpie iie lino, 5l1 Gid ecben. 9(nt be
iten lhmedcn lie ober acbaden, Damn
bleiben iic oltA) mebliaer.
. Siibe aortoffeln aeben Sic @rlna~
lase fir bieIc SpeiIen, ON befonnte=
iten itnb s8offeln, @rothen, Eies nnh
Hnbbings.
- 81. g., u. s.
8on ollen 0fitteln eeaen Yoilon
Spp Gereiitune bot iit ,,@olomins
Bottom ont 'beiten bemobrt. Ber 10
iebr empiinolih lit nnb reaelmGbia
bon oieier Yflon5e infi5iert miro,
muB bolt oos. Opfer brinaen uno nibt
in ben 8alb eeben. ...
= @. &, Sa.
Nilhfalldl1ng fam beuta,itnae
nibt 10 lei6t porfommen, ipegen Der
Itrenaeu Ssnipeftion lno Der lbmeren
Strafen. &iG mon feltltelleu, oh
&reioe ooer anoere nit ocm Wicb!
permildt 1ino, fonn man loIael1oe ab
-lolnt Iihere 1robc on,penocn: 0tan
lbiittet einen Seeloffel poa Mebl in
ein @los, iibereiebt es nit ser oop=
pelten Dtenee NIfobol lmo fiiat einisc
Sropien peroiinnte Sol5ionre (Uh1-
riatic ooer Sporohloric Ncib) bin3u.
8enn oos @onae oufbrault, berrot
es ben Greioeaebolt.
- @m. s., ONu - .
@eipib ipielt oos ee'pobulide Sol5
cine groBe Goue in Sen helnilHen
2aboratorien nno &offenfobrife,1 Die
uns 5ur Grieasriiitnne nctipenoiaI
iino. sola lit ioeor ,pie oos uNem
Oorf Simes Woeo5ine' betont, eines
Der nottuenoialten ot,nateriolien, bi,
es eibt. Amerifonie)e fSobrifen ber~
brau6en, ipie sic OH Yont s gbenlifer
ausserednet boben, n oielem SSobro
1O,OOO,OO0,0OO (RiQionen) Yiuno
Sal5. 9os oorin entboltene Sooium
uno Gblorine miro ner,penoet bel Ser
5amrifation bon Ih,95euger, Sonfs,
@emebren ltno Gononen, fiiuitIide,r
@lrmn1i llno @aioli1l. @s miro oe>
brallbt 5ur Siaffinierllng bon Sob
81, gum sSor6en ser northumberland
hno lit beionoers ipertpou our Scr
ltell,ma oer ncl,en S,lfo Yr6porote.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

iiYCs yplAtYe 9ilIt ptlituiiI lpliiltA
lei6ter iiber bieien 3nItano binmee,
ols Menfd)en, ipelbe obne @ott ilno
Relieior boffmnneslos tbrer eieenen
Shmohbeit lno Sbnmoht iiberlalien
iino. 3anlm tpeiit Der Yopit 1nouf-
borlid) a,if oas @ebet uno @ottper-
tronen bin, pohurd auein Die
Menihbeit in ibren idneren ge,
oroueniiien Silic erfleben uno erbol:
ten fam. Menn nerboie Menide1
es iertie. brineen, rnbig a,t beten, 10
bilft sic, T,be. aaein ibon al,r 8es
rnbienng ser Nerpen. 2enten, Die
beitdnoig III sSurtbt leben nno hape't
lpreden, tut mon einen eroben 0ienlt,
menn man Iuht, ibrc Iufmerfiaul=
felt o,'f anoere elei6aiiltiee poer lie
bcionoers intereilierenoe Dinee al
ridten. ....
- Mrs. .. s, Obiu -
5 llm @riolg il ber 9ablien (@eorr
eincn) &llltllr 5lt baben, 1n,,B man
Die 2ebensbebin9unaen oieIer 8llume
genot fennen, beIonbers ipenn man
Gle bclten @rfplgc erreiden min. 9oD.
liem berlangen einen Ieibten,n ionoi=
aen 8oocr nit etlpas 2ebm unter-
miibt. Ser Yooen mub ihon I'M
Serhit 5ubereitet tperben. Wan ar1bi
eule Gertiefung bon ettpa 2 SUB ,mb
Is 3oa brett, fii0t bie ,ntere Solfte
NIT antem Ginger, ant beiten Stoa-
miit nebit periaultem 2aub. @ttpo
gtitte Moi i'm fpmnenoen fSriibling
grobt mo,t sic @rbe in ser @rube I'M
nno pfla,5t ben 9lnmenfnollen >in
Die Mitte, MIR etlihe 3oG tief. Go
balo bieIelbe allsitbldat uno on ser
Sberfldbc iihtbar miro, lrmeibt man
tic nit n,ebr @roe. @s lit rotlam, ID
friib ols. nloelib cine Stiise in oen
8runo al lteden. Ser Stod iollte ont
lnteren @noe NIT Seer pber areoiot
beltriden lperoelt. Ofan lodere ieo,,
@ohe,. belonoers na1 einem Regen
Den 8ooen rines,lnt ouf Sobolo @n=
Sc September ooer anfanas Serblt
sic @liite eriheint, itreue man 2 bis
3 3ou bod Strob nm Ole 8flan5en
berlnn, nidt 81, nabe on ben Stamn.
ssiG mon aroBe 9lulnen er6ielen,
mib man oie ieitli6en 8liitenfnoIpen
entfernen. Sobalo cine 8liite Der
pelft lit, 1nuB iie abeelhnitten iper.
ben. Der 9lnmenfnoilcn (8ulb)
ioute int Boben perbleiben, big ser
erlte Sroit Die 8ldtter uno oen
Stamm oliaeipelft bat. Seltene, erob
bliitiae Goblien orten nod 3 big a
Sabren aus ,no muB ,nan iie burd)
l1e1c Bulbs erleben. 49,
- Nrs. =. s., y. 6.
SiiBfortoffeln finb iebr geiun6 unb
reid on 8itolninen. sic lino reid an
@nergien, .oic ser &orper braubt nno
.boben einen eroBen @ebalt an Mine-
rolier nno Yrotein. Son BHaminen
beiisen iie bos bohgeiddste Mtamin
,N'', nno ba bies nit Der gelben
isorbe 5uian1nenbdnet, 10 tut non
gut, iolbe sSriihte at uablen, sic
bicie sorbe boben. Gin nnberes Gi-|
tomi,L oos man in ib1en finoet, ilt|
So lmo m,cb uG" ipora1s berpor-
aebt, ooB fie fir ,ulere @rnabr,lne
bebelltenber iillb als Die gelpobnli6er
lpciben &arfoffellt.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-05-15

THE VALLEY SETTLER is published
overy Friday by the Matanuska
Valley Farmers Cooperating Assoc
citation at Palmer, Alaska.
ing. EDITOR: Irving NoWville
Subs iption rates: 800 year
by HAIL: $l.75 year
Mailca Anywhoro: 10 COPY
This paper is issued for the pur-
pose Of giving informa til on and
news Of the i.atanuska Valley Far
mors Cooperating ASS ociati ons work
problems, acc ompl isllnonts, also
noWs OF local and general interest
ond to foster the cooperative spir.
it Of the Farmers Of thaoilotanuska
Valley.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-05-15

and lettuce wi tn surplus :,or
safety valve. Cores pondo.ee from
Delegate DinonG and the sta 5or1onts
Of Secretary Stims on indi &c that
the problems Of Alaskan pro .ucors
is understood Nobody hero oi thor
wants or expects to get rich at
the expense Of tho Army, but on the
strength Of the salts acto?y rola-
tions VIC have had in the past years,
and the statement, that It is tho
policy Of tho Var Department to en-
courage local procurement vhoncvcr
1t is prac ticablc to do So, -,
thi nix VIC should really get in and
work to supply this marl1oto That
means noar1y throc times to stor-
age crops we have provi ously pro-
ducod. Can VIC do it?
RS.
AIGRATIoN OF PALil7R TEACHERS
Now that Palmer school is clos
cd for tho sumner, most Of those
who have boon tcaching du1'i M the
past months Will be- take tl>o11s olvos
to othor 1ocati ons until TIC fall
term in September. liss Bromley
plans to be with hor parents 1T
Hoonoh, Alaska. -iss Nroirbrinr !.
Will visit hor' parents in i'm.
~ ssos Mossmon, lWcrt, Williams and
Gkustor arc scheduled for lncl2oraco.
Joan Andors on after visit wi tn
parents in Fairbanks will - to
Anchorage. Iany OF the toochors
wi IL fin~7 work for tho screaer, iliss-
os 5cho1'lnci stor, Porsholl, Klotz
wi IL go Outside. WIN. Hcrri? On will
join hrs. Horriman in "ost Virginia..
Yrs. Cope an llr. Iiru.or Will stay
in Pal1lor. Ifr. Ioromor's rlans arc
not entirely sottlod tho he was OBJ
served today taking q new boat
down the school house ways. Hiss
Joffery's plans include Eai rbaillzs.
ar. ThIaa owns q farm in Iictcnuska
Valley and probably has his slunnor
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-05-15

Consider the hammer.
A good ono doesn't lose its hood
ono Fly off the handle.
It fines the nail and drives 1t
homo.
1t looks on the othor side and
clincEos the point
Occasi onally it makes mi tal1os,
but it rcctifios them.
1t keeps pounding away Until the
job is conc.
1t 8 the only knockor in the
world that docs cons true tive work :.
COOP NOTES
Despite the amount of smoke
IN the air, nearly everyone is
doing good job Of controlling
thoir firos. For several davs. no
now firos hovo boon startod. A lot
Of us have some burning to do, but
let's just wait until it begins to
rain. 1 still think it is q good
idoo to got rid Of any rubbish
near bui ldings, but if it must DO
burned, set the wator rcaay first.
Incidentally, it ISN'T tho Fire
control f'orvi IS business to put
out our fires. They are always
rea'y to holp, but thoy have q
ri ght to expect our holp on firos
on public land.
Regarding product on for tho
Army, producers have already a.
grccG to raiso SUR iciont cabbal;c
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Butte Girl in First
Unit of NGUy WAVES

A Butte girl who was among the
first of her sex to blaze a sky trail
over Butte in an airplane also is
among the first units Of the WAVES,
the navy's new women's reserve, it
has been learned.
Andree Goddard, the attractive, 90
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Goddard, was the only woman
to be accepted from Montana and
Wyoming in the first class of the
Waves to be enlisted recently at
Seattle. She is studying radio COM
munications at the University of Wis
consin in Madison.
Nov I realize what the war is
about" wrote the Butte high school
graduate to her relatives recently,
adding that she is highly pleased with
her work. She hopes to be graduated
from the course in six months and at
tain an officers rank.
But in the meantime she is learn
ing how to send and receive radio
messages in international code, achiev-
ing background in radio communica-
tons, and attaining a knowledge of
navy procedure, customs and tradi-
tions. At the time Of her graduation
she will be assigned to a Naval shore
station to relieve man for active sea
duty.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Salem, Oregon Man
Named Star Farmer

A mild-mannered, six-foot Oregon
ian, who tills his land with horses be-
cause cts more economical" has been
chosen star farmer of America.
He is James Henry Thompson, 81,
married and a third generation farmer
in the Willamette valley near Salem,
Ore.
The honor was bestowed upon him
at the 18th convention Of the Future
Farmers Of REORGANIZATION Of
100000 high school vocational agri-
cultural students from over the nation.
With the award goes $500 from the
Weekly Kansas City Star.
He farms 1877 acres, so Of which he
owns, and has eight cows, bull, three
heifers, three mares and a colt.
James, married since last Jan. "a,
already has decided to stick with
farming for life-with the exception,
Of course, Of that interlude he expects
Uncle Sam TO ask him TO spend In
Uniform.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
40 COUNTIES TOP
GOAL FOR SCRAP
ENTITLED TO REMNANTS SHOW
ING THEY PASSED 100 POUNDS
PER CAPITA MARX

Forty-nine Of Montana's So counties
are entitled to pennants showing they
nave turned in more than 100 pounds
OF scrap per capita for munitions be-
tween Sept. l and Oct. 81, william =
Rae, chairman Of the state salvage
committee, announced.
Meantime. he said the state t1Yrned
In. between July / and NOV. 1. aIrnowf
twice as much scrap as its quota for
the entire period term July / TO Jan.
1, 1913.
Beayerhead county, with a per
capita average Of SIG pounds, led an
others in the state. Custer. with 4ee
pounds per capita, was second, and
Cascade, with 462, was third. Cas-
cade also led the state In total pound
age contributed, its 19,434,464 pounds
far exceeding any other collection.
remnants for cooperation In the
scrap drive were awarded on the basis
Of collections from Sept. / to Oct. 81.
Rae explained. These are the winners.
Beaverhead. Big Horn, Blaine.
Broadwater, Carbon, Carter, Cascade,
Chouteau, Custer, Daniels, Dawson,
Deer Lodge, Fergus, Flathead, FaIlon.
Gallatin, Glacier, Granite, Hill, JEFF
ferSon, judith Basin, Lewis and Clark,
Liberty, Lincoln, Madison, Meagher,
Missoula, Musselshell, McCone, Park,
Petroleum, Phillips, Pondera, Powell.
Prairie, Ravalli, Richland, Roosevelt.
Sanders, Sheridan, Silver Bow, Teton,
Toole, Treasure, Valley, Wheatland.
Wibaux, and Yellowstone.
Montana's quota Of scrap for the
period from July / to Jan. was 49,
500 tons. Actual collections, Rae said,
were 58,789 tons as of Nov. 1, putting
the state in position to double its
quota.
He also called for increased efforts
to turn in what he said was an
enormous amount of scrap steel stil
lying around the state.
with very pessimistic outlook for
keeping the steel mills fully supplied
with scrap iron and steel during the
winter months" he said, ut begins to
appear necessary that stronger
methods must be taken by the war
production board through its state
and county salvage committees to get
in the enormous amount of scrap iron
and steel in both rural and urban
areas throughout Montana"