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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-24
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Tho Dairy7aoa' Association
met IN the Lounge on Tuesday Apr.
81, 1t. Snodgrass, 1-ilk Inspector
for tho Ar.ay In this locality,
uas present and discussed tAo roa-
sons why 1t wos necessary TO l1avo
two inspectors, one representing
tho Public Health Dopartl 1T and
one for the Any, o1d that ncithor
one could subs tituto or tie other
ae long IS the milk supply Wcs
being r6toilod to two dir oront
sourc es.
Clean barns, cloan utensils
and clean handlers should tond
to help maintain quality milk
throughout tho sumner r3ontl-S.
Wi til Increased temperature there
is very likely to be an increase
in bacterial count unless Watched.
At tho present time thorc
are five dairy producers in the
Valley who are making plc:ls for
Grade Il produc ion whom to Army
has put on / is Grade A list, but
who can not soil milk to Anchor
ago, as they have not not tho full
Grade 4 roquirolaonts uhicA the
Public Hoalth requires. Locauso
Of cont nua1 low bacterial count
Lieutenant 5nodgrass feels the
Continued on Page 81
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-24

$3.50. 90 IN VICTORY BONE
The Palmer Victory Bond
Guessing Contest closed ut Sat-
urday at ri dni git wi til 27G tick
cts sold. Some one among the pur-
chasors Of those tickets wi Il win
Q Victory Bond worth $50. %.
Total expense OF tickets, etc.
for the local pool was az. s-'o7li-
rlatoly ten dollars.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-24

FRI TIL. =
WATCH YOUR FIlo3o!i.
The Palmer Fire Department
was called out during tho noon
hou1, today to prevent tho. leo
Lucas homo from becoming involved
ii brush fire.
Tllcro is no tirro now to :aovo
to now locations or build now
h0Ea0s.
Lofts eivo our fires consid-
oro3lo thought before VIC set tl1o-1.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-24

VEGETABLE GRoT,Rs I3zrzEG
The Vegetable Growers Who
81 ,.li..,iod thcir Willingnosa to
=, 81 Vegetables for the Airy lar
kot, by giving notice Of Such
intonti on ct tho Coop ef2iee Will
rloot Saturday, Lpril rs at 8 Phi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
u. Nj. Weak Against Aeriiais

Anyway take look at the game 1t is evensephen
affair You throw out all past and scoring charts
The Michigan fears most is Angelo Berte chucking
Of the Irish The Wolverines have not shown adequate
defense against this against Minnesota
team supposedly without forward passing attack.
Although victor Northwestern by big margin, Otto
Graham completed 20 of 20 attempts against Michigan
Bere figures TO be the best the Wolverines have
this other single to mention
BY the token Notre Dame is not looking forward to
May Day festival when they go against the Michigan line
that carries such standouts AL Wster julius Franks and
Merry Regulman
Nore Dame is better equipped with line
team in the country has good backs than Michigan
The only doubtful Wolverine starter against Notre Dame Is
Tom Kuzma who reinured his ankle Saturday
sons But tape and niment piece him together Kuzma
will be in the lineup Like all other players this the game
the year for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Chene-TrombIY
Is Stdndout

Standard clings to first place IN
the Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League today by two games after
shaking off Rainbow at Southeast
ern last night, 81 and 2871 to
1903.
Captain Ellis Walker of Stand,
ard was match high on GAG, total
that came in handy.
League scoring honors went to
M arvin Danieleski's improving
Chene-Tromblys. Prodded by Syl-
vester Thieps 691 (227-201- 263)
they raked in 3015 which included
IA 1858 opener. That tally is fourth
season high and Thiel superseded
Sam Evola as runner-up to Don
Brichta who leads the individuals
on 726.
Ghene took three from National
John Botan's $40 complementing
4ThiePs wallop. Bert Mort had
I232-233 in 653 for National.
Carl Radzom of George e. Muir
ray had 252 finish in $40. Others
beating par were Art Houtteman,
Palmer Park, COL; Mickey Nichols,
WEIGH, COZ; Dave Newman, his
teammate, GOA.
Mt. Elliott climbed within four
games of first place and tied with
Southeastern for third in winning
the old in three, 1869 to 1889.
Palmer Park furnished a surprise
in shutting out Koppitz, 1928 to
2655.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Underdoes Always Go Better

Another deluge upsets past Weekend but
the outstanding performance TO Of thinking NOT
Iowas triumph Wisconsin Indana upset Of Minnesota
We will take that 100 sheackng Georgia handed Florida
payof
WHY Well any coach tell yoH.=Georgia had been
eered IN peak the week before 10 beat Alabama They
drained thenlseVez eotienay we'll physically coming
hack 10 100 deficit the minutes and beat
the Crimson Tide.
Florida line, and it would futile for
coach 10 try TO make take such seriously
You know what happens almost Saturday such
The underdog how and there Won
have what call "upses" Georgia did go kind
OF play
Iou could almost smell upset by Iowa Wisconsin
because OF the tremendous that
the week before beating Ohio But course there
isn't proboscs the land not owned by Jimmy
Durante that could have scented triumph over
Minnesota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Bears Roll On
To 10Th in Row

Chicago Bears today boast their
twentieth victory in a row. 1t was
gained yesterday in Brooklyn
when they walloped the Dodgers,
$50. by a dazzling aerial show
featured by Sid Luckman's passing.
The passing combination of
Cecil Isbell and Don Hutson
proved too formidable for the
Rams in Cleveland as the Green
Bay Packers wen. 3e-f2. ffutson
scored three touchdowns and had
three conversions for 81 points.
Chef Adams accounted for three
of the Rams points with a 46-yard
field goal from a difficult angle.
Parker Hall passed 10 Ben High
tower in the end zone for the lone
Ram touchdown.
Sammy Baugh accounted for
three touchdowns as Washington.
playing at home, defeated Chicago
Cards. $50. New York did all of
its scoring in the second period in
defeating Philadelphia, 14-0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
JIMMY ORLANDO

over but iinesman Red Horner
You RENE mber when /
smacked him In that big fight
we had the last year he was
with the Leafs.
"Well, Horner said he blew
his whistle for an Offside or
something so there Is no penalty
on the fellow who smashed me
into the boards. Maybe / could
see a CLINT I'm Horner's eye,
maybe / couldn't. But IL was
a nice ruling wasn't it?
WHAT'S THE USE?
"WelI, i hold out my hands
TO Jack Adams like I'm say
ing What's the use?' But he
gives me the steely eye and
1 decided I'll keep on trying
to be a nice boy.
But i guess I must have
given those Leafs wrong ideas.
They must have thought I'd
turned panty waist. And I
guess rookie Gaye Stewart
pegged me for a softie. Be-
cause i'm the last period who
starts working on me behind
the Detroit net but skinny
Gaye Stewart himself. Mad
because 1 checked him Oft the
puck, he starts dinging me with
his club.
CLANCY watched him work
on me for 30 seconds. Then
calls the penalty. Stewart is
skating toward the box, I'm
with him. He says, Whom
did you ever lick you bum:'
and so on. Il tell him he's
pretty chirpy for kid rookie.
Finally comes the payof. He
calls me Dago so-and-so.'
You can fill in the blanks.
Il figure this is as far as 1
go. / don't have to take that
from any one. So i let him
have the left hook. Right on
the chin. Down he goes like
n herring down a hatch. Flat
on the ice. Clancy wheels but
he didn't see IL so he can't call
Ii. don't think I deserved a
penalty anyway and skate off
W lille $4,000 Toronto fans
scream for my blood.
well. they go il when Hap
Day sent Stewart out with lust
a minute to go. He comes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
LOOMS Stars
N Title Game

Ronnie Loomls got away for
Two 5o-yard runs in the top con-
lest OF yesterdays third division
James, scored again by a short
aul and st. Clements sturdy
even melted in a 26-0 defeat be-
70 st. Francis Xavier.
LOOMS long runs came in the
rst and third quarters. Steve
aipko added another touchdown
or Xavier and Roy Strosser and
desmond Divine converted points
-.lter touchdowns.
The victory spelled third division
championship for st. Francis.
st. Vincent and st. Patrick
aged to a 1913 tie and the Sa-
cred Heart-St. Gertrude game was
cancelled.
The third division standings fol-
lou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

right for me. I can see that
stick coming but / don't duck
I'm time. He cuts me right and
left, plenty of blood to make
them all happy. Then when 1
jump for him, Clancy and Hor-
ner, the two former Toronto
players, throw their arms
around me and hold me. No
body holds Stewart-nO sir.
It's Orlando the player who got
slashed who was held"
"Well, that's what I got for
trying to be a good boy. Some
reward, hey! From now on
little Jimmy will take care of
himself in the clinches," said
the Red Wing defenseman.
Jimmy didn't mention the fact
that he was also fined $50 by
Referee Clancy and that young
Stewart drew the same fine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Quibbline and QuarreIine
Ends and Long Green
IsPut on the Line
BERTELLI'S BOY TO STOP

This blood and thunder week The ongawaied renewal
Of football relations between Michigan and Noe Dame is at
hand.
Alumni of the two Midwest schools have talked of little
else in sporting for They have argued
and qubbed and quarreed Now they saying with the
long green
Michigan nvades South Bend this Saturday Those people
scurrying for the transportation
There enough trains buses take of all
those who would like to the battle.
Michigan tapered off for the struggle with 357 win
inexperienced The in
doubt and Coach Crsler able 81 substitutes
thing of sensational for Michigan.
Notre moved Army, always respected foe, 1870
So the two teams ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
ST. Gregory Defeats
ST. Benedict S, b 10 6

ST. Gregory defeated st. Bene-
dict, 1876. in a non-official Cath
Ollie League game yesterday. AL
MaStropietro tailed twice for the
Badgers, Jim Bateson converting
after the second touchdown on a
pass from Chuck Peterson. Jerry
Snyder scored for st. Benedict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Sherman LambIy Has
678 in Travelling

Sherman Lambiy, Crest Lanes
assisted his team in lead
ing the western division, Travelling
League. with 678. His high game
was 255 as his team hoisted 2913.
Scott Willis of Grand River-Liver-
nois was runnerup on 658 and
Earl Gremel of West Chicago third
on 654.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Caps Beat Cleveland

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a
four-goal splurge in the third
period gave indianapolis Capitols
a So victory over Cleveland Bar
ons last night in their hockey
game. Cleveland led 2-1 going
into the final period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Cadillac League Meets

Cadillac $50 Bowling League
holds its final organization meet
ing tonight at Cadillac Recreation
at 1870. Those interested are
asked 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Eeaa for director
Marian German Wins Worlds Bowling Classic
for Women, Event Arranged in 10 Days

Marian German of Detroit is
$500 ahead today for winning the
worlds individual bowling classic
for women.
And a few of the pats also 60 10
Edwardina Coy of the Whittier
Recreation staff, tournament di-
rector. Her score was only 1859
against Mrs. Germans 1863.
The pats are for the fact that
Mrs. Coy had only 10 days in
which TO arrange a tournament
attracting 81 Of the Middle Vests
top performers. Speed is one
word for the accomplishment.
The contestants were pleased al
though practically all came in on
a moments notice as it were.
Abandoned originally because of
expected transportation difficult
ties, Mrs. Coy was urged TO hold
the event regardless.
24-HOUR DAYS
A decision was not possible I'M
til October %. From then on she
did not have minute 10 herself
but the second annual tournament
was a success and the contestants
want 10 return in 1913. Mrs. Coy
considers those 24-hour days well
spent.
Mrs. German took the lead on
the first day and her 1865 re-
manned good although there was
one close call on yesterdays Sec
tond squad. Ruth Hartmann of
Chicago had 991 up going into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Hockey Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Toronto 5. DETROIT 2
New York 4, Montreal (overtime).
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 4. Chicago ; (overtime).
Montreal 10, New York z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

sixth game and needed only It's
TO beat out the Detroit leader.
Misses in the fourth, fifth and
eighth frames, plus a split in the
ninth. cut her tally to lac and she
wound up in fourth place, carrying
SIS. on 1889 and three pins back
of Catherine Burling of Cincin-
natl.
The other leaders were: Doro-
thy Merchant, Detroit, runner-up.
1143: Betty Burbrink, Cincinnati.
1139; Stella Hartrick Detroit,
.1133; Gene Harry Milwaukee,.
1880; Adelaide Lindeman, Milwau-
kee, 1ll8; Marian Latewig, Grand
Rapids. 100; Elvira Helms, East
Detroit, 1899.
CHAMPION FALTERS
Nina Van Camp of Chicago, ma
tional singles and all-eventS cham
Ipion, closed with 1917. Illness
kept Mrs. Leonard Liberda. 1941
winner on 1921, out of the event,
one of four registrants who did
not compete.
Mrs. John Robinson of Kansas
City Won the special prize for
travelling the longest distance to
the event, Marie Klabunde of
Milwaukee had high game of 259.
followed by Dorothy Merchant.
f247, and Mrs. Hatrick. 246.
In addition to the $500 for first,
second brought 5000. third 500.
fourth SIS. fifth $50. sixth and
seventh $25 each, and eighth to
seventeenth netted SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Hawks Get Closer;
Hold Red Wings to Tie
HamiII's Hat Trick
Gives Chicago
a 3-to-3 Draw
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Chicago Blackhawks will be
back in Detroit December 81 still
seeking their first victory in three
seasons on Olympia ice. In nine
games extending back 10 March
Is, 1910, the best the Hawks can
boast is the 3-3 tie Robert George
Hamill gave them last night at
Olympia before a crowd OF 12,471
persons.
The tie felt almost like a defeat
10 the Wings on top of their So
setback at Toronto Saturday
night. The Detroiters are still in
front of the National, Hockey
League by a point over Toronto
and Montreal, but that is because
they have played more games.
The Detroit players know now
what Is meant by the racetrack
expression they all look good run
ming past trees That's what the
Red Wings were doing when they
raced through the weak Boston
Bruins. 80 and the New York
Rangers, 1875. Now the Wings,
who were preseason favorites to
win the National Hockey League
championship. are meeting the real
competition.
JUST CALL ME RED
Robert George Hamill. better
known as Red, gave the Wings a
taste OF real hockey when he
scored all the Chicago goals. His
dashing play, plus the surprising
aggressiveness Of the other Hawks.
who have usually laid back and
played coy in Detroit. forced De-
troit 10 come from behind twice
for the tie. And the Wings did il
the hard way as Bert Gardiner,
the goalie purchased from Mon
treal, played a near-SensationalI
game IN the Chicago goal.
II took shot from the stick
OF Mud Bruneteau, veteran wing,
with less than four minutes lef8, tol
enable Detroit TO break even. Both
clubs were shorthanded at the
time because the two captains. Sid
Abel Of Detroit and Earl Seibert
OF Chicago, were in the penalty
box after exchanging whacks be-
cause of Seibert'S hooking Don
Crosse. The count had been in
the clear with the tying goal on.
his stick
The other Detroit goals were
scored by Connie Brown. who
opened the scoring at the start of
the second period on a perfect
setup six feet out by Jack Stewart,
and by HarFp. Watson the new
conner from the Americans. who.
slapped a perfect pass by Sid Abel.
past Gardiner 10 tic the score at
the start Of the third period with
Hamill serving a penalty When
Red got out Of the box he scored
his third goal 10 make the Wings
press again for the tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
WORTH THE PRICE

Hamill is repaying an investment
made by one of the more con-
servative hockey magnates. Mai.
Frederick Mclaughlin, the Chi
cago club owner. who purchased
him near the end of the 4O-41
season. The husky redhead. who
is % and weighs 1S5. worked in a
war materials experimental plant
just outside Toronto in the off
season. He reported 10 the Hawks
feeling he was ready TO better his
feat OF last year when he set
Chicago scoring record of "a goals
TO beat by two the former mark
OF his manager. Paul Thompson.
Detroit has six days 10 rest un-
I'll its next battle. The Wings play
a home and home series with Les
Canadiens next weekend. opening
at Montreal Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

substitutlons; Pittsburgh End Brown;
tackles, Somers. Niccoai, Doyle: guards.
Iamas. Law: center Albrecht: backs. To-
masic, Cotton. Hoague. Gonda. Detroit
Ends. Szskash, Wojciechowicz. Behan.
Fnorr; tackles. Scott, Goodman: guards
fartori. Pavelec; center. ON: backs. Card
well Beniavic, Han. Evans, Grigonis. Self
rer, HoPp. colella.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Lion-Steeler Statistics

ouchdowns-Pttshurgh: sandig, Brown
tsub for Bova). (Dadley. Rifle. Lamas
Nsuo Tor sanders). Detroit: Hackney
Points after touchdown--Pittsburgh. Mic
tsub for Schultz. Sanders 3. Somers
for schultz), (placenenU. Detroit:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
F' Sports Editor

lis About that u. NJ,
Notre Dame Game al
South Bend Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

ItIFUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Cuacken-
bush, Crosse. Abel, Wares. Watson, Car
yeth Hoota. Brown.
Chicago alternates-Purpur. Allen. y
Bentley. NJ NJ. Bentley Hergesheimer.
Matte. ThOms Carbol. Dahlstrom
Referee King Clancy Linesmen- Dou.
glas Young and Stanley McCabe
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring
Penalties Caryeth Watson. Matte
SECOND PERIOD
1-Detroit' {. Brown tstewart). 1:02
Chicago. Hamill (Carbol- Matte u %
3-Chicago: Hamill (Carse-March). 1919
Penalty--Hamili.
THIRD PERIOD
t-Detrot: Watson tAbel-Waresl. 1:34
Chicago: HamiIl Coarse March. 3.IO
6-Detron. Bruneteau (Waston- Brown 4,
1919
Penslties-caveth, Stewart, Purpur
Seibert Abel
OVERTIME
No scoring
No penalties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
HOW 1T HAPPENED

II happened this way, says the
Montreal Italian:
Jack Adams and I had a
talk on the way to Toronto
decided / would be much more
valuable to the club il 1 didn't
get I'm so many fights and draw
penalties like I did last season
when stood fourth In the
league with 81 minutes. We
agreed especially I would avoid
penalties against Toronto, which
figures TO be our toughest OPP
position this year for the cham
pionship.
We'll. I just played hockey,
no chip on my shoulder, when
boom. Bob Davidson of the
Leafs plasters me into the
boards. King Clancy, the ref
cree, blows his whistle and
calls the penalty on the Leafs.
But no, who comes rushing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
ORLANDO REGRETS NOBLE RESOLVE

Jimmy Orlando, the bad man
of-the Detroit Red Wings is
sorry he ever tried to be good.
Jimmy is ruefully pressing a
five-stitch cash on the left side
of his head, a thrce-stitch cash
on the right side, a lump under
his left eye, all because he tried
to turn over a new leaf. he says.
No pun intended, he didn't
mean Maple Leaf. The young
Italian who is famous as one of
hockey's greatest got clipped try
ing for the Lady Byng Trophy.
which goes 10 hockey's gentleman
each year.
Gaye Stewart, Toronto Maple
Leafs rookie winger, gave Jimmy
the slashes with his stick in the
So defeat of the Wings in To-
ronto Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Learn Marine Engines

Twenty enlisted men and one
officer of the amphibian COM
mand of the Engineer Corps.
United States Army. are attend
ing a threc-weeks course OF in
Struction in marine engines
conducted by the marine engine
division OF the Chrysler Corpora
tion in Detroit.
The amphibian command Is
concerned with the operation
and maintenance OF various
types Of small boats. In which
engines OF Chrysler manufacture
are extensively used. The course
of instruction now in progress
is designed 10 give the studenS~
complete knewledge-ef-tH-
construction. operation and
maintenance Of these engines, so
that they will be prepared 10 do
an all-round service job on them
when they return 10 their sta
tiOns.
The group now in school Is
under the command Of 1t. Lloyd
Junghans. Corps of Engineers.
United States Army. When these
men complete the course, an
other group will report for
similar instruction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
US. Offers
4 Billion
In Notes

WASHINGTON. Oct. 8 (UP).-
The treasury today and tomorrow
is borrowing S4.000,000,000, the
largest single financing operation
in history.
Cecretary Of Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr. announced the
offering of 2 per cent bonds and
IL per cent notes last night and
subscriptions began reaching fed
eral reserve banks and branches
today.
An innovation in this financing
is the absence of specific amounts
of bonds and notes. The securities
buyers themselves will determine
what proportion of the total sum
will be raised by bonds and how
much by notes. The final ratio of
bonds and notes will be deter
mined by he subscriptions today
and tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

The new addition will supple
ment a plant of the same size
placed in operation in May and
both plants are in addition to
Goodyear original and privately
finance chemigum plant. which
began operations in June, 1871
with an annual capacity Of $500
tons of synthetic rubber.
Construction of the first addition
to the original chemigum plant
started last July with a 100000
government grant, and before this
plant was completed the govern
ment ordered another expansion "a
double the output, and it is this
project which is now under way
New supplies of synthetic rub
Der, however, are intended solely
for war purposes, according To
company officials. who emphasized
that even with the present rate OF
the nations synthetic rubber pro-
duction. at least another year will
,elapSe before even military needs
for synthetic rubber are met.