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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-17
LOGICAL QUESTION

Sister Sue was not quite 8. One day
she went visiting neighbor and the
neighbor gave her a peach. Sue ex-
amined the fruit for long, long while
and finally the neighbor said: "Sue,
don't you like peaches?" Upon which
the 3-year-old asked: do have to
eat the cloth on it2"-Christian Sci
ence Monitor.
The Valley settler., 1942-05-08

THE Vi-9L.gx SETTLER IL pu'aI.shod
ov2ry Friday by tho l.atanusza
Valley Farmers Coopol'e ting Assoc
citation at Palmer, A1oa'#.,
ing. EDITOR: Irving Eoay1Llo
subscription rates: T1:00 Toar
By HAIL: $lo75 year
Hailed Anywhere: 10 copy
This paper is ISSUED for tho pur-
pose Of Swing inf ornatioa and
news o. ti29 lic tanuska Valley Far
mers Cooperating AS ociations
work, problems, acc orapli slhaonts,
also nc9s Of local and general
intor@s5 and to foster the coop
orativo spirit Of tho Farmers
Of the .5atanuska Valley.
The Valley settler., 1942-05-08

String time is fire tine. It
is cleanup tisle, the best tine
probably to burn UP the winter
acclu~ulat1 on Of trash and to rid
the farm fields OF stump piles.
Brush pilos IN ti.lb II areas should
!oovo boon disposed Of last winter.
To avoid tic oos t'uo tion OF va7.,-
ab1o property, great care should
be exercised to prevent fires from
becoming out Of control.
In 1910 cppr tely 4, 455, $50
acres Wcre burned ove1'> in Interi or
Alaska and in 1S4l 3, $50, STA
acres. No Figures arc available
as to commercial vQlao Of the
timber burned il 1910 but the 1911
fires roprcs ontod o t1llo,yr loss O
moro than 81 III on dollars
BY the observer WHO has livod
in tho big timber areas in tho
States, tho trees found in the
!foton,tslza Valley have boon CO.
scribod cs "scrob S turf" and ere
consiGcrod by many atonuska far
r1ors IS a nui sanco TO be got rid
Of. However, % $50 oo:' $40
Ti~bor :: -, 500, 90 Inc Tagging,
582; 10000 Sawed lumber,
$50, 355. 90 Euol Wood making O
total OF G123, O35. % IN tirlbcr
products Was harvoa ted in tho Mat
anuska Valley between Jan. l, 1910
and Jon.1, 1911.
Hood products nay VOL be tho
The Valley settler., 1942-05-08

Dr.. and l;rs. Hanson entcr-
tainod q group OF toachora on
Thursday ovoning at dinncc, during
tho oveningc olored sliGoG Of the
Valley, horseback riding cnG
other activi ties wore enjoyed.
Among the guest present U2ro:
Alico Bromley, Cola Klosz, lar
garet Cope, Joan A1l6orsc--, Xoy
Kroinbring, Hattie Jeffrey. Lucille
los srlon, Louise 5cl2orrlois ter,
Folon -1wart, Sylvia Tilt lis,
Gladys acllustor and I4or .3r st Jane
and Edward Cope.
The first Al club nj tiati on
Of the season Was held b. the
l2o.lbors Of tour Gang" cl;:.l at the
homo Of thcir loader MorLo AnGors or
-7ivo nov rlorlbors wore adm tt cd.
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The Valley settler., 1942-05-08

ATEJAL FIELD D..Y 3VzlTTS Cz.zTINUED
Ul2oelbarpoW Race
Ed S on Il2.l1a C Paul IcGir loy
jerry LAVA ltors {: jill Ca ms
Mont1o Lar sh {: Eonnotll Lo or
Ginning
Duane Potcrs on Lynn Scre VII
Hari on Bryant Miles Fy nd Bar
bara Hockor Edison Thu Sarah
Iii tn Jack Onlzl1a Bonaae Larsh-
Leo Plu1loy
Baseball Throw
Larry LaRoso 3lVolTn Fos or
Vornc MacIIovon Viyion or
Dick Eodsdon Roberta Z Ter
The first grade b. Us won q
relay over the girls.
4 rolay against ti112 for
5th and 9Th grades emo tho Running
Eigh JUMP IS scho dulod for -onday
weather. poIe1i ting
Tho cooperation Of TIC tea
chors Of tho Intermediate and
Primary GraGos, Lil,. Hoora IAN
and Row. Kurth nave r2aGo EOS sible
the success Of this yearly ovont.
The Valley settler., 1942-05-08

most valuable products ov2'r to be
raj $ Cd on Alaska lands. + .cslza
woodlands belong not only 20 our
solvos but to future genor.stions
as we'll, and We have no right to
ostroJ Thorn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BY JAKE BERSON

Perry Deakin OF Southeastern
High. one of the most successful
basketball coaches in the Metro
politan League and widely known
in amateur cage circles. plans 10
retire from teaching the popular
winter sport next season.
Now athletic director at South
eastern. Deakln. however. will not
give up all coaching. He hopes 10
handle the Southeastern baseball
squad in 1943 Wayne hester. who
will handle the Jungaleer nine this
spring. probably will succeed
Deakin as basketball coach next
While the success Of other
coaches in the Metropolitan League
has been limited TO cycles. Deakin'S
Southeastern quintetS have always
been on top or close 10 it. In the
past 10 seasons his teams have
three Metro titles. win
ming in 1888. 1889 and 1871 In
other years Southeastern was able
to reach the city semiflnalS or
finals.
Deakin came TO Southeastern In
1921 after graduation from MiChi-
gan Normal College. At the east
side school in the past % years he
has coached football and baseball
in addition 10 basketball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Rangers Streak
Is Due 10 End,
Adams Hopes
7 in Row Over Wings
Is Going Far Enough,
Says Manager Jack

Jack Adams says the New York
Rangers are StandoutS for the
Stanley Cup. but enough is enough,
says he. Manager Jack is dead
set against the Blue Shirts scor-
ing their eighth successive victory
over the Red Wings when the
teams meet here tomorrow night
for the last time this season.
1.-THE Rangers did something
they hadn't accomplished I'm Is
years when they beat us for the
seventh time the other night"
said Adams today. "If we ever
tried to hop up this club II will
be for the game tomorrow
night"
It's the players opinion. how
ever that any hopping up" is
Don Crosse. Sid
Abel and all the rest are steaming
because they let the Rangers run
up a two-goal lead and hold it 10
keep them from an unbeaten rec
ord on their last road trip. The
Wings have lost only one Of their
last six Starts-and the Rangers
are TO blame.
The Wings returned from BoS-
ton in good shape and will be at
full strength. Detroit will be out
not only to stop the New York
veterans but also hope to con-
centrate on young Grant Warwick.
the firSt-year Ranger who has
been enjoying unusual success
against them.
The Wings aren't the only ones
who have suffered at Warwick'S
hands, however The little black
haired forward already has clinched
the Calder Trophy. which goes TO
the outstanding rookie Of the year.
The votes aren't in yet but War
wick is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BoIdukss 1856 Called
DOWnriver Record

Bolduks of Trenton believe to-
day they have a record for down.
river district team bowling. Their
mark of 1866, 10 pass the 3l30
made by Kar-Nuts of River Rouge
on the same alleys, Klein'S Recre-
alton in Wyandotte. KarS' 1147
is Klein record for high single
game.
BoldukS' games were 1092-1094-
$50, with Phil Roberts, a SubSti-
tute for Emil Wansa, landing a
Col. The other scores were
Arthur Montroy Gas; Alex
Stewart. $40: Hilary Roberts, ga,
and Fred Buchanan, 592. The Boil
duX tally came one day after the
Kar- Nuts performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Highland Park Hopes
For Share of JC Title

JACKSON, March finishing
lis season with victory. Highland
Park Junior College today can
only hope that Muskegon will lose
its final game of the season against
Flint Friday night. so that High
land Park and MuSkegon will tie
for the Michigan Junior College
basketball title, which the Park
erS have held for the last four
years. Highland Park last night
won its eleventh victory in IA
league games. defeating Jackson,
50 TO "a. 10 climb within half a
game Of MuSkegon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Ydnks Troubled, Too;
Six Are Still Unsigned

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
4 (UP).-The New York Yankees
first exhibition game Of the spring
training season is s h d VI Q d
against the st. Louis Cardinals for
Friday but Manager Joe Mccarthy
admitted today he would be unable
to field a representative team If
his six holdouts did not come to
terms.
Joe DiMagGio. Charley Keller.
Joe Gordon, Red Rolfe, Charley
Ruling and Bill Dickey still are
UNSIGNED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
u. NJ. Expected
To Lead Fight
For Frosh Ban
CrisIer and Angler
Leave Tonight for
Big Ten Conference
BY EDGAR HAYES

Herbert 9. tFTitZ) CriSlcr ath-
lctlC director of the University of
Michigan. Will leave tonight for
the Western Conference meeting
i'm Chicago, three days starting to-
morrow. Ralph Angler. faculty
representative for the university,
Will also attend.
A policy for conference athletics
in wartime will be determined al
this meeting. The question of
freshman competition, summer
sports and additional games 10
take care OF service teams VIII be
thraShed out.
Michigan is likely 10 lead the
fight against freshmen particlpa-
ton i'm the conference. At the
same time. however, Michigan will
ask 10 have the rules amended so
conference teams can compete
against teams that do Use first
wear men. Many schools now on
the schedule Of conference teams
have made the change already.
As most Of the schools will have
a third semester during the sum-
mer months, a program OF base
ball, track. tennis and golf may
be- approved TO keep competition
alive during these months.
The conference is also expected
to approve the scheduling Of one
or two additional games for its
members against service teams.
If that is done, Michigan may seek
a game with Great Lakes, No
Vember %. Crisler may be coach
ing the Great Lakes team at that
time. He has several offers for
the service under consideration
and will announce his final de-
ciSlon soon.
The annual conference track and
field meet will be held in Chicago
Friday and Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

big shot the Oround defeat OF Tho
Young Corbe He followed this with his first defeat
Battling Nelson Jimmy eventually whipping the Durable Dane
of four.
second fight, Admission Day Sept g. 1905
l would write.
Nelson pretty well convinced that he would have 10
Jimmy longer fight if he hoped defeat the
When Joe refused make 135 pounds for Britt anybody
Jimmy claimed the title and it for this that Tad
dubbed Edward those monke which mentioned
of this story Tad admirer Cans and the
call him the "Old Master
Willie Britt in making the TIVE match with Nelson for his
himself by
Billy fellow who forced Cans
Godfed New 1873 rngsde his gloves Shoes socks
and trunks.
1t fight III never forget sat beside Bill Naughton
ashton Stevens and Charley Van Loan forced Nelson
afterwards incorporate Stevens of that fight the
life dramatic made
tight chronclerS look ordinary when all the printed
light the Ashton still of the
HearSts Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

about As rounds? He didn't know
md the thought of going beyond
o and matching his stamina
lgainst the Danes was terrifying
When Jimmy'S early efforts
Veakened himself and not the
Dane. il was plain TO be seen that
Nelson would come on 10 win.
Spider" Kelly. Britt's chief sec
Nnd. had ordered Willie barred
rom the open-air arena because
II his tendency 10 go loco when
F'hingS were going against brother
Jimmy.
Things did begin TO 60 badly
tgainst Jimmy in the sixteenth,
eventeenth, and all too badly in
he eighteenth, in which round
Nelson knocked him out. AS Jimmy
ried 10 punch Nelson at bay,
here came a roar from the side
Z the ring and there was brother
Willie. pounding the ring canvas
'ver the heads Of the scribeS
cling:
Go on tiger-one more
- = NOTlE lOI Oll bI Nulll Sll tFl
ake-for MY Sake--kill. hin
.mmy''
i was Jimmy who was bcing
killed. Down he went, right
front of uS. near the ropes. ms
'oody. red tongue. sticking on
ke that of an adder" wrot,
tevens And he wrote further a
1me thing which l saw Ole
Ian Britt. standing up az his sea-
ear the ring, his black derby ha
reSSed against his heart. like ;
hite-haired mourner at his owr
pns funeral
CThis is the third Of series
~ Hype Igoe in which he re-
ais 20 of the greatest fights
re has seen in a career covering
boxing stretching almost half
century. Tomorrow he tells Of
rhe FItzSinmons- JeffTies bat
de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Dean OF Boxing Writers Speaks His Piece

leased-wire service
taking Naughtons dcaton of the fight when suddenly
blooe. Knowing that a
the Standard Oil Companys Los Angeles offices Naughton
of dictaon shorthand.
When Van Loan pouted about doing it. Naughon
age all chanbenaids together make living
quickly
arguing against doing as he told.
Britt knowing that the trail long. tried with
knockout the early lie exactly could
With in mi TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
'M20!ae4h4t'
=" H4- kpE. lGoE-
Jimmy Britt Beat Bat Nelson 3 Fights in 4,
but the One He Lost Was a Killer

Tad used 10 call Lily White the Salmon Pink The
VNauye" lightweight champion setting aside me doleH q"
and writer Jimmy Britt could fight
There many when jimmy has manage r-roher Willie
md myself were party making Of JmmHS earliest r.
yearod fights kids the Franklin Grammar
absorbing ABt who GOT stuck IN hcr
noodles that theyc could Edward BRITT.
Koran. collector IN the city hall
. m has been spared Tho other Jimmy
lawler professional fighter II duty each afternoon
er school to splice mUyS hand behind his back order
bring Iorans proficiency up to parity with BnS lioTan
with Jimmy otherwise Iawcr was
better fighter have ButtS right
vOOrpd 10 his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
leonard UNSIGNED

ORLANDO. Fla. March ! fuP).
Manager Bucky Harris today put
tentative stamp Of approval on
Ookie third bsseman Stan Gale
after the 5i5-feet tall hopeful had
dnown him some distance hitting
a long batting workout Harris
40 he looked good in the field
TOO Knuckleballer Emil Leonard
Hho won rs CaweS for The Mats
last year. continued a holdout and
President Clark Griffith said be
would issue a statement on The
situation within a hours. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Jimmy's Greatest Punch-Left to Body

long that. before these realized that
greatest left the body of the best Of
Neil being comparable with him this
Britt used fight in alley two blocks from the
eud, which went day after day only be
up by the produced of the greatest fighting
! looked upon.
Joined the Olympic Club and became their
lightweight the when he fought his
professional fight Toby Irwin the leading referee
Francisco the present time bet 20 silver dollars Irwin
taking the bet With all knowledge of Britt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

other couldn't bring myself to believe that
Jimmy really good enough to rather we'll seasoned
like They Oakland Feb Is 1902 40
ago. jimmy got the decision at the end of ID rounds
Now, indeed Britt professional Rapidly he
knockout Tim agarty Kid Lavgne and Frank Ene
BRITT knocked them eight. eight and rounds,
respectively 1903 defeated Willie Fitzgerald 20
Seger 20 Martin Candle % II had been agreed that
could be rendered end Of 20 rounds
be added the Colma Britt the duke
a rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Youno Corbett Bows in twentieth

lver Martin at the finish of the extra five round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
PREP TALENT AT STATE

If all goes we'll enthusiastically.
several of the outstanding high
school football players in the De-
troit area last season may be seen
in Michigan States lineup this
fall.
Enrolled at the East Lansing
school are Ken Badge. all-State end
at FordSon High: Harry Huber of
Northwestern, Dick Kay and Jack
Sprague Of Mackenzie and George
Vernon, Pershing's all-city tackle.
The athletes have taken adj
vantage of Michigan States war
time speedup Of classes. They en-
rolled in the winter term and con-
tinuing their studies through the
summer months. will become
SophOmoreS by September.
Michigan States plan is not out
OF line with those of other colleges
during the wartime emergency.
Many universities, notably Yale,
Harvard and Princeton. have made
freshmen eligible for varsity COM
petition.
Last fall, during the city cross
country meet Arthur Marx, Cooley
High runner. was spiked on his
foot and it was feared he would
never be able TO compete in
athletics again.
Today young Marx is back in
one of The crack distance
runners on coach Claude Snarey'S'
Cardinal indoor track foam
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
Was Qebt III 9noien hor?

Sas Irbeitsfomitee Ser &ongreB.
partei traf iih in Mllubabao. UNI oic
fiinftige Holitit ser inbiiten @aio-
ritdt ST. ibeipre6en. Ser Yarteifiibrer
bon Ma0ras, Gbafrauartbi Maiago.
paladmriar, o6er e. ST., pie i'm ieis
ne engliiden 5reunbe unter l1mgeb-
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feline an oie paifioe Meiiiten3 eefniipf.
ShluB auf seite 8.
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ton. 9ieie MitgIieoeraneelesenbeit
miro iif,er mieher beraten tperoen.
Ser 8roB-H rdiioent lit imner gerne
bereit sen 8eamten Ser 3peiguer-
cine unb Deputies bebililid ger 'Seite
81 iteben. Natiirlih ipaen oie Ser
cine nift e%rtparten, bab er berums
geben ioQ Inn in perihiebenen Staas
ten Mitelieoer f.tr oie 31peiae al
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fat cine quite 8eriiferung, 10 gut pie
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lit. Saber muiet es einem llebel an,
tpenn man erfabrt, baB mebrere@it-
alieoer, ia iogar iolhe sic laneidb-
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alien 8eriiferungen iagen fam.
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Amerika unn bic arabifcbe Belt

ner nod, bob Nrdiioent Mooiebelts
Holitif Ser urabiiden @elt aus fra.
teeiiden @riinben cine bdonoere 8e.
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folgte Mieoerlaihtne elmer @danbt.
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mes Ser marfanteten Spntptome fiir
Die matienoe Observation-Disclosures
5tpiiden unierm 2anbe un6 oen ara.
biihen Staoten.
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amerifaniide @efanote in aairo, bin.
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niiden Oelfirma 3ufdon3te. felt ar,e.
rifaniide Sneenierre sic eriten mo.
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Mei@ ausfibrten, atneritanii6e
Rrafttpaeen ben gerbebr bort anf.
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Sdeitern ieincr inoiid)en Miiiion
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tide 2eben ieit6em ftoeniert. Gs
nebmen nielmebr gnttpidlungen if
rem Gang, beren politiihe 1ragipeite
gar nidt ub3uiebep lit, anseiidts ser
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9oren Snoiens iteben.
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iom6ern aud ale bieietieen Yoli-
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araba, 6ie 2ebre bon ser @etpalt-
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