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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-09
Dairy Farmers To Get
Feed Checks In March

Dairy farmers of Montgomery
county will receive feed payments
for the months of January and
February during March, it was an
nounced this week by T. A. Barns
ley, chairman of the AGA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-09
Cabin John V. F. ID.
To Dance Saturday

The Cabin John Volunteer Fire
Department proudly announces
that for its dance on Saturday
night, March IL, 1944, it will fea-
ture the outstanding sweet and hot
music of Carmine Addone and his
boys. You are invited to join the
fun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-09
Roy w. Crum
Heads A. c. /.

Mr.. Roy w. Crum, who has been
a resident of Ashton since 1885
was elected president of the Amer
lean Concrete Institute at a con-
vention held in Chicago last week.
Mr.. Crum came to our neighbor-
hood from the Iowa State Roads
Commission and is president of the
American Society of Civil Engi-
neers and member of various COM
mittees of the American Society
for Testing Materials.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-09

The fact is that few Americans
on the home front have been hurt
much by the war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-09

In South America there is rea-
son for suspecting that the Nazis
have numerous friends in Argen-
tina.
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Early Gains Reduced,
Stock Prices Uneven
AT Day'sCIose
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

hSSocldteu fIebS Fiuauclal WTltet.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-There was
a smattering OF new highs for the
year in today's stock market, with
scattered rails. sugars and special
ties continuing to attract firm bids,
but the list as a whole failed to do
much in the way of recovery.
Investment purchasing, based
mainly on earnings and dividends
served as bolstering influence for
individual issues. Clarification OF
the tax picture by Congress again
was an aid to sentiment inasmuch as
corporations now know what they
are up against in the way of i'm
posts. Many potential buyers, how
ever, held aloof to await invasion de-
velopHents.
Steadier tendencies were present
at the opening. Gains ranged from
fractions to a point or so. These
were reduced in most cases near the
close and minor declines were well
distributed. Dealings were slack at
intervals ana transfers for the full
proceedings were around 100000
shares.
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices laid net fob. Washington:
E0GS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations TebrLary 2O. Whites,
medium. 32-s4; average. 33N; q. s. srade
3, large. 1896. average. 35h. Browns
U. 8. grade A, large. SO; o. 8. Grade A.
B, large, 1886: average, 35h. current
receipts. nearby ungraded eggs Whites and
mixed colors, 81 -32. Receipts. Government
Graded eggs. 786 cases 1.-TWO daysD.
LIVE POULTRY-Market Arm Receipts
and sales Of insufficient volue to determine
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Business Briefs

Rail-Air-EXpress Shipments han
died by commercial airlines in 1943
totaled 410,758 against 319,9S3 in
1912, a gain of $780,, the Railway
Express Agency announced. Charges
exceeded $4,O00,00O, an increase of
1920 over 1912
A S15,0O0,000 Offering of Los An
geles water and power bonds was
placed on the market today by a
group headed by Mellon Securities
Corp, DreXel & Co. and Harris, Hall
g. Co., Inc.
Pan American Airways reported
177831,576 passenger miles flown in
three months ended December 81.
compared with 160.847 ,59l in the
preceding quarter and 100, ,453,S ,S73 in
the same 1912 period. Plane miles
totaled 17,797175 against 16,911,731
In the previous quarter and 10,461,-
100 in the same 1912 period.
Bridgeport Oil Co. will redeem all
of its 10 cumulative preferred stock
on April l at S110 a share plus &C
crued dividends. The firm former
ly was the Bridgeport Machine Co.
National Distillers Corp. earned
$8,461 ,526 Or S414 a share in 1943
compared with 1896, ,765 or $3.37 in
1912. Sales set new peak of S179,-
603,162. President Stephen Porter
said alcohol prices paid by the Gov
eminent were inadequate to COM
pensate for facilities which are being
used"
Butler Brothers set for 1943 was
S1,646,540 or S108 a share, against
$l,635,652 or S1.10 on a smaller
number of shares in 1912. Sales
totaled $121,0l7,354 against S118,-
472,832 in 1912. The firm noted
that prices have not risen as much
as in the last war and added, I'VE
believe the OPA has made a genuine
contribution to the Nations econ
omy"
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. earned ST.
1895, or s6.38 a share, in II
months ended January /, compared
with $2,471,604, or $3.50 a share
for the year ended December 26
1912
Woodward Iron Co. net for 1943
was s1,0O8, ,472, or SO a share, against
$l,293,749, or $685. a share, in 1912
Duke Power Co. earned $5,156, 6,231
or $500 a share in 1943, compared
with $5,156,124 or $508 share in
1912
Armstrong Cork Co. reported 1943
net of S3,667 .026 or s245 a share
against $2,964. 1874 or .$l95 in the
previous year.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co,
earned $9,338,657 or S5.84 a share
in 1943, compared with $8,8l4,543
or $5.51 in 1912.
Reliance Mfg. Co. net for 1943
was 1852 ,228 or $4.01 share, COM
pared with 1912 net of 1914, 1929
or $408.
National Transit Co. reported net
income of $633 1863 or SIPS a share
in 1943, compared with net for
the preceding year of $663,311 OF
$131. -
Sun Oil Co. earned $13,353,5 OF
$4.56 q share IN 1943, subject to re-
negotiation, compared with $8,671,-
$50 or $291 on the same basis in
1912.
Western Maryland Railway re-
ported January net of S515, 1888, after
taxes and charges, on gross OF
$3,146,588, compared with S530,847
on gross of 50 ,965 1923 in the same
1912 month.
Santa Fe Railway reported Janu-
ary net operating income of $3,974,-
760 on a gross of $37 ,977 ,018, COM
pared with $4.985, ,742 on a gross OF
$35,564 ,254 in January last year.
Illinois Central Railroad reported
January net income Of 81 ,943
compared with $2,338, ,53l b year ago
Evening star., 1944-02-28
c. & 0. Signs Contract
For IS Big Engines
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 28.-The Ches-
apeake g. Ohio Railway today
awarded a $4,000, 900 contract to the
Lima (OhioD Locomotive Works for
Is heavy-duty Allegheny-type freight
engines.
Delivery is scheduled to start in
the railways announce
ment said, following delivery of 10
other Allegheny locomotives ordered
from the Lima plant last May. The
road also has inquired for prices on
5 1000 50-ton coal hoppers.
Evening star., 1944-02-28

TREASURY. 2.OOtI
2as 1864 100 z 7
NEW YORK CITY I
3s 80 ---- lloh l
FOREIGN. 2:OO !
Argt As ~ Feb 65ib :
Argint As ~ Ap IS
Australia 5s 81 9A ,
Chile NIB is 6Ia 1914 :
Minas G Gas So 33A :
Minas G gas SO 33N : :
Peru LIST 6s 80 17M ,,
Rio de j 6 " $50 32AlI :
Rio G dos 6s 6S 31hI,
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Alleg IS 40 100 IN
Allegany 5s so 93NlA
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Am T&T 3As61 106ssI a
Am Tob 3s 81 lo4izIA
Arm D deb rs 7sl13 n
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ACL cit As 81 81 IN
Att D 1st As 4S- 4oNIN
B&O 1st m 4S-- 81 IN
B&O 95 A S1MI \
B6O CIV Co.,. 4oiA \
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Can N 4 las 81 1l7Alh
Can Pac 5s 54- los IA
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c RR N j 5s ST 5oi4lr
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CB&Q 4tzs ~ o1iAl T
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CMSPP 5s rs 56laI T
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GRIP An S CO. IL {
GRIP As S8 74lAI K
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Childs 5s 57--- SO {
Childs 5s So 60 {
CCCSL 4las II 7oA {
CCCSL gn As g3 94iAls
Del & Hud As SO 81 |:
D&RG 4ias SO S. |:
D&RG As SO 5AiI4 {
D&RGW 5s 55a 6,hIs
D&RGW SIS 7s AoIAl.
D S S & A 5s 81 31lal.
EN- G&F Bias 62lo1 |:
Erie 41ss 20l5 7Ai4Il
Ga a. Ala 5s As 3lisl'
Ga c & N 6s "a 64izl'
CT Nor As 46 G 1o3Al
CT Nor 324s 81 o4Al'
GM&O inc2015. 7elsl'
Hud c IS 90 A. s. /
H & NJ r 5s 81. 6lihl'
Evening star., 1944-02-28
S3.36 a Share Earned
By Capital Transit
In Last Year
Bv EDWARD C. STONE

ny A1D w xhASO VI y Il OlN6s
Net income of the Capital Transit
Co. in 1943 amounted to $805, ass,
equal to 1886 per share in the out
standing stock, compared with ST.
O48,991, or $4.37 a share, In 1912,
President E. D. Merrill announced
in his annual report today. This
was after a reserve had been set
up of $500,000 for property adjust
ments and $240,000 for postwar re-
quirements.
The net income decrease of $203,-
735 for the year resulted from
higher operating costs and taxes,
Mr.. Merrill explained. In spite of
new wartime peak in the num-
ber Of revenue passengers carried,
4l4,833878, an increase of 1876 per
cent, transportation operations in
creased only 16 per cent, for total
OF s27 300 ,203. During the year the
company paid dividends of So per
share.
Taxes at New Peak.
Provision for taxes reached new
high level of $5,898, ,468, an increase
of 36.79 per cent, or $1,586,358. and
equal to $24.58 on each share of
stock. Wages were $1,71O352 more
than in 1912, taking 43 per cent of
operating revenues and equivalent
to $51.28 on each share of stock.
Gross plant additions totaled ST.
050,041, including $141,096 for new
cars due early this year.
Mr.. Merrill again asserted that
the wartime peak in passenger
traffic appears to have been passed.
The company continues to carry a
larger proportion of the population
than in prewar years. A peak of
287,244 civilian employees in the
executive branch of the Federal
Government was reached in Febru-
ary, 1943, and has since declined
about 10000, or per cent. The es-
timated population within a half
mile of the company's service was
1000 at the end of 1943, against
$4,000 at the end of 1912.
More Cars Converted.
Capital Transit is now converting
So additional cars from two-man to
one-man operation. During the
year 260 employees joined the armed
forces, leaving 1859 employees on
the payroll. Employees invested
$811,875 through payroll deductions
In War Bonds, contributed $25.OOO
to the Community Chest and s14,-
ass to the Red Cross in 1943, Mr.,
Merrill said.
Ration Tokens in Service.
Washington banks today started
handling the new ration tokens
which went into official OPA use
yesterday. Large numbers of these
tokens have been distributed to mer-
chants in the last few days and they
are now being given to customers as
change" The banks have them
In units of $50 in a box.
The OPA has requested that they
be treated as cash and handled
with special care. They are ex-
pected to reduce the use of ration
stamps by 60 per cent.
Today's Trading on Exchange.
Washington Railway & Electric
preferred sold ex-dividend on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
at l18, first transfer this year. Wood
ward g. Lothrop common was strong
at 44as, up fractionally. Capital
Transit opened at 3014 and closed at
299s. Gas issues were firm.
A shade more than 81 per cent
of all common stocks listed on the
New York Stock Exchange are cur
rently paying dividends.
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Dividends Announced

Sales
Stock and Add Prev
Dividend Rate. 90. High. Low 200. close.
tYg S&Tpf 5I2 so 80 80 90 90
Ygstn Stl D He 1914 16Is leh 1914
Zenith Rad 1g 35l4 IS IS 35h
zonite 30g q q
tUnit of trading 10 shares. sales printed
Approximate Sales Today.
1l:00 am. l77 $50 1900 noon BIZ 500
loo pm. ABS $50 2:OOpm 5ll $50
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration IN
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included xEx dividend
or STOCK ecared @ or pad m tas so far CaSs tbis
year. Playable in stock Paid last year
h Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
Evening star., 1944-02-28
London Market Lower

LONDON. Feb. % LP).-Stock
prices closed generally lower today
and trading was restricted. Indus
trials. oils, Kaff1rs and diamond
shares sold lower, while brewery and
cinema issues received selective sup
port.
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, Feb % R.-Ths
Securities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New Yori
Stock Exchange for Feb, 20: 1851 pur.
chases involving 43,242 shares. 1887 sales
a ipV01yiDO T10 shares
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Feb 2S GP.-Poultry. live,
Arm; no cars, Ave trucks: hens. "a: Leg
horn hens, "a; colored, broilers. fryers.
springs, 21ts; Rocks, broilers. fryers,
springs. 27i2 roosters. 20: ducks, 25:
geese, 25; young turkeys, 32I3 to 35: old
turkeys. 30I, to "A
Evening star., 1944-02-28
N. 7. Curb Market

! the Associates Rrsss.)
ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
PEVIOUs DAY
900 Hammer Pap l. 20
asa Harvard B .2Og. ~
3NlHazeltin We !. :. asa
IA Holt H A1.SOg- 1M
01tIHumhle OIL Nse ~
2AlHussman-Lig. go IA
2o1sIf If9uylers - )
30 Ill Power .---- 81
J III Zinc .40e. - 1oiA
3oNl llndP&L pf5..5 1854
3oN InsCoNAm 2A2a 0oh
Ia rntl Hyro II Of ~
16A Int SafR B Zoe z
zzhIInter Hos M / - -
37N Jacobs Air .15g- 50
1zNIJacobs Co =
10M J G P q L pf = loo3k
3NLackawanna-- 4034
3h|Lake 6h h.S0--- i
WlLong Isl L pf - s.
6hLong IslL pf b 6oiA
12h LouisL&Exp 40 81
AZ Lynch Corp D.. 27M
z Manati war IA
2oA Marion st SHOW 81
e3AIMcWillms Dr. ~
3h Mead John ga 140
Il Memph N @ Ag ~
12olhIMerr-Ch6Scot IN
IA Mesabi Iron IA
IL MichSug pf BOX IA
10 MidsP A vtc.51e 1oiA
12iAMiddWestCphg 1oh
3ihMidland Stl2 21iA
16MMid w Ref .05e 2N
2o4s sIMinM6yM / .40g 55
olblMonar MT Ae 1914
l7lsIM Monroe L A 30 Ia
1ooiAINat Sus RI Ne zo3A
3BINat Transit ! As 12h
6MlNEPA 81 Of TX 5oM
ANew E T&T / 11se1o5h
So N J Zinc 1ae -. 81
1NlN Mex & Ariz- 3N
47AINiag Hud Pw--- AZ
IS Mag H Pw ! pf- ~
6hNiles-Bem-P 2 IL
1oolb Mp singM h.10g 1lNs
90 N A L&P pf 112
~ Nor CenTex.2Sg ~
Is Nor st Pwr A 12h
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o3NIpac P&L pf7 1oA
7NlPantepec 6A
7N PakrsbRR&RHe 16N
43h Pennroad Ag-- SA
2oA Penn W&P 4 67iz
66A PharisT6R .30g. TN
1oh Phoenix Secur 2AA
5Alpioneer Gold 1Ns
eA Pitts pl Gl AZ 1ol
lhIPlough Inc go lsN
25H Polaris Ming 2He
2ih Pug Sd P&L.30e 12zt
Pm PS PAL & of 3 100
24iA Pug 8 P&T.5Og 12h
1eih Raymond C la 16b
5S aaytheon Mfg 26
3B Reed Roll BOG 2@iA
81 Root Petroleum SA
- st Regis Paper $40
2oM salt Dome oil 9b
II Schiff Co la 1914
37A Scovill Mfg 2 3olA
63AScrant-SBW pf- 60
80 Segal Lock IA
47A Selec Ind CIV pf- So
SAILS Penn o 1.6Oa- 43
ohI is C z pf B 1.50 3oN
90 Std cas- Of l.60 1914
6oiAlStd Dig pf so 11h
IS Stand Products 81
5h Sterchi 1st 3 46iA
31A ISterlingInc log z
eiaITechnicolor Hg 1874
2htlTex P&L pf = lis
) Todd Ship 3g 81
IL Tung-Sol .20R 6lA
Ia UtgCgWSpfl Nk e6iA
15bIUtd NJ Pr pf 5g 80
75iAIUn Sh NJ 2.50a TN
1ols Utd Spcial.20g 6
ga Us Foil B BOG SA
$50 US Graphite a4g 8
1oHs Univ Pic vtc lg 21h
90 Nv Va C&C aR M
81 'Wmoreld Coal 4 25A
1ends In the foregoing table
based on the last
ni-annual declaration. Un-
noted. special or extra div
included. a Also extra or
or stock. g Paid last year
ock Declared or paid so
PAYABLE In Canadian funds.
dividends paid or declared
With warrants. Nv Without
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s lP.-Call money
steady; l per cent prime commercial paper,
50 per cent. Tim loans steady: 5000
ers aeceptances 0 Unclaimed solao Sea HanK days
ia-iTs per cent: 4 months, is-17 per cent;
5-s months, ss-i's per cent. Rediscount
rate, New York Reserve Bank tA) Nj per
cent (A) u per cent on Treasury paper Of
per cent
Evening star., 1944-02-28
Stock Seat Brinas $50, 900

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 P.-A
membership in the New York Stock
Exchange sold today for $4,000, an.
increase of $1,000 over the last sale,
and equalling the highest price since
May IA, 1910.
Evening star., 1944-02-28

Rates OF dividends In the foresofng table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On.
less otherwise noted special or extra div.
idends are not included Also extra ol
extras, Cash or stock Paid last year
far this year b PAYABLE In Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. xw Without
WarrAnta
Evening star., 1944-02-28
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

&c r As 55 -- 76A
&c 4As SO - 65N
ICCSL IS SO A.. 7olh
ICCSL 4has SO -. 65h
Int GNlst6s62 S6iM
Int Hy e. 6s A 6lN
Leh v H + IS 54 6oia
LV IS 2003 str 54A
Leh v 4Hs zoos ~
Leh v As zoos a.
Lorrilard 3s SO 1o3h
Lou g. Ark 5s SO ooih
L&N 4 n S 2003 1864
LIN gas so A 1924
Ma Cen 4 US 80 6
Manati s As 81 IS
M&N en- 41as 80 81
MKT 5s 81 A. TAN
MKT al 5s 81 A64s
MKT lst 1880 6AN
Mo p 5s n F.. 60is
Mo p 5s 81 ! Sc
Mo P gen As 75 27N
Nor g. E 4lzs b5 SSih
Nat Steel IS 65- 1OAH
NOTM IS So 79A
NOTM 4Kas So. IT
NY&P As 90 64H
NYC RI 6s 2O30 73A
NYC 4hs20l3A 66zs
NYC en- As 90 7o,4
NYC CIV 3hs 81 S3H
NYNHH 4h7s 81 5oA
NYOW RI As 90. l3A
NYWB 4as 40 ASA
Nor p 9s 2047 Ola
Nor P As 81 oAM
PenO&D 3a4s6S 1864
Pen P&L 5 1as 691o6ih
Pen RR 4I2sd7O 1904
Pen RR g4Ass1 1o7ia
Pen RR 3i4s 81 lOOh
Peoria e. E As &C "a
Peo & Elm As 90 53ls
Pere NJ 4 " S 80 30
Ph r c / 6s 40 25A
Ph RCI IS rs st 59ls
Phil Ry As 81 9ss
PCCSL 4ias n 1864
PWva 4las5S A 70
.PWVa 41as SOB. 60zs
Redg 4hs 81 A. 98ih
Rio Or w As 80 %
Rutl 1st 4Ias Al l14N
StLSF 5s so b 40
StLSF 4 US rs. 35lA
StLSF As 80 A A3M
StLSW IS SO -
StLSW RI bs 30 Aih
StLSW 1st As S91o2lA
StLSW I'd As SO 6olt
Sea AL C 6s As Am
Sea AL As 30 st SO
Sea AL rf As SO 31N
So Pac 4 u S SO TIN
So Pac 412s 81 764t
SoPac4hsOr77 80
Sou Ry 6has Sc 1o2
Sou Ry IS Sc oeM
Sou Ry CT 5s "a l1o
Sou Ry gn As So 90
lTex&FS5 " S so 96ik
Third Ave As go 1874
West Sh As 1851 70
W Pac LIST IS 46 -
Nv Pac IS 46 asd 80
West Un IS 81 1907
| Wis Cent Is 40 73lA
Evening star., 1944-02-28

Vurnlsho4 by
LIST INCLUDES
FROM
Acme Wire Ne.
Aero 8 B Ag -
Ainsworth Ag
Air Associa so
Air Access -
Alum Co Am a.
Am Book Ae
Am Cen M .70g
ACPGL A n .69k
Am Cyan B so
Am d r p wr
Am Fork&H We
Am q d ii b.8O
Am Laun M Ne
Am Repub hs
Am Super pf
Am Third pf 25-
Ark Nat Gas
Ark Nat Gas A.
Aro EQUIP Me--
Att c Fish Hg
Att est L 3hg--
Atlas Corp war
Bah 6Wli l hg-.
Baldwin wr
Barium Steel
Bari & S A l 20
Bell Tel C h8 ]
Blue RidPe .05g
Bourjois 1g -
Bow Bit 1st
BreezeCorp .40e
Brewster Aero
Br-ATb rg3S2g
Brwn F Dist
Buckeye P L 80
Buff N & e p pf
Buff N&EP 5pf ]
BURY Biscuit \
Calamba Sug
Cal El Pwr Zoe
Callite T .10e
Can Mar h.04g-
Carnation la
Carrier --
Cessna Air 1g--
Chesebro "A - ]
Ch Flex Shaft 4.
Childs pf -
Cities Service
Cities Serv pf -.
Cities S pf BIB
City Auto s so
Colonial Air =.
Colts PA 3kg-
Com Pb 8 100
Cons G B 800
Cons Stl Cp Ae-
Consol Textile
ContRGStl 1Kg
Corron g. r
Creole Pet kg
Crown Drug.10g
Cub Att Sug 1g
Darby Pet Ae
Dayton Rub Ae
Dayton Rub A 2
Dennis A Bog
Derby Oil
Derby OIL pf Gig
D G&M pf 100
Duke Power 4g
E G&F 6 pf1 H7k
EG&F prpf4.50
East Sta pf A
E Sug A pf AK.
Easy VIM B Sag
II Bd q Share
El BIS pf 8
El P&L I'd pf A
EqitCp S3pf 94k
Egoliire 401
Eureka Pipe l. 4
Fchild c & / 1g
FairchE&A cog
Frank c Dis Rg-
Frodt G&M so
Gen Alloys
Gen Firepfg h4e
Gen P S pf ! l2g
Godchaux B
Gorham Inc A
Grand r v .30g
Gray Mfg
CT A&P nv 1a4e
ct Nor Pap ! so
Rates OF dividu
are annual disbu
quarterly or sem
less otherwise n
idends are not
extras, d Cash
I Payable in sto,
far this year b l
K Accumulated d
this year. WV "
warrants.
The Valley settler., 1944-10-20
PUBLIC HEALTH NEWS

All parents are embi ti GUS for. their children. The future achieve. ment:s of. the nation depend upon how successful we are in the. fu1filment of these ambi ti ons. There are three gifts which are within the power of parents to pass on to their chi l6rer The first of these is good health, the most precious thing whi oh any 'neivteual can possess. The second Is home e6ucation. A pleasant hap py, who1es ome, we'll rounded home anc social life will enable the child 1T later life to gain a proper ieea of ment al, moral, re1iei ious and mat terie ( al issues of life and to live happi . ly wit his fellow men. The third is sound school education.
 We neee no arguments to impress us with the imp portence of good health, but many of us are unappre- ciative of the underlying principles Whi oh govern 3ood health or the factors which 1eoe to it's loss. . Good Hsclth- Of growing chileran 9epenSs upon:
 such as ooequate sleep, rest, exercise well-balanced eiet, pers onal clear liness, ana healthy -meital httttuees b. The removal of existing ,physi ca defects such es bad teeth, inf cted tons Ills, aeenoids, poor vision, im- paired hearing, hereditary tenden- les, ana others.
 c. The early recogniti on of begi nnA ing defects and disease through per- tQ61c health -examinati ons
The Valley settler., 1944-10-20
EXTENSION NE,IS

off4cers elected for the ccming year for" the Butte Homemakers were as fol1ows: PresiFeH Ht--Mrs. Irving Neville Vice Presto ent--Nrs. CA. Sanevik -Secretary --Mrs. L. Smi tn. j. These officers were elected at the regular. meeting held at the home of Mrs ., Joe Lentz Thurs day Octob'tr 18th.
 Doctor Herbert c. Hansen has gone cut ide for 8 few weeks. Tn fact he expects to be back in the ValleY by
 the first of IoVenber.
The Valley settler., 1944-10-20
CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE

The regular. chi le Health ccnf err ence conducted by ,Dr. :Hoehn and held at the Health Cent CT the last Tuesday of every month will help you obta' the maximum of health for your child ren. Parents are urged to. bring all chi leren under school age.
 The next chile Health Confer ice wi Il be Tuesday, Oct ober 3l, iron 300 to 4:OO P.M. There Is a nom- inal fee of one dollar for.cach chile examined.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

10 yse altupaj ae malo, poyre, je
iuha gotoya, Das jo ma mizo =
ope0enim kruhona, zrezanim ma
kocke.
Pnuzen ohrovt. Ocisti, narezi,
operi in opari ohrovt, odcedi in
polij 2 vodo ter spet odcedi. Ma
dveh ziicah masti zarumeni
drobno zrezane Gebule in zelen
petersilj. Benz Y to ohrovt, soil.
in pran. Med prazen. .;em veckrat
premesaj. Ko je ohrovt dosti
mehak, ga potresi z moko in pri-
Iii zajemalko juhe. Ko BE malo
prevre, je jed gotova.
Zubeljene ohrovtove glaze.
Skuhaj dive zelo trdi ohroytoyi
glavi vmastni juhi. Kuhani pre-
rezi vsako ma stiri dele, odstrani
store, deni k mesu ma kroznik in
zaheli $ sirovim maslom in drob-
THANH.
Svinjski golas kishna seljem.
Deni v kozieo zlico masti, v ma
sti zarumeni zlico drohno zreza-
ne cebule in dodaj poldrugi kilo-
gram ma kocke narezanega
svinjskega mesa cd vratu. Do
bro pokrij in poeasi pari, da Sc
meso zmehca. Potem potresi s
papriko, soljo in zlico moke, ma
10 premesaj in prideni ze pref v
vreli vodi prevrelo kislo zelje, da
skupaj vre. Nato deni " skledo.
Posebej pa daj craven ma krozni-
ku pecen krompir ma mizo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20
KakGUni ObrOCki

Stresi ma desko 40 dekagra-
NOV moke, Is dekagramov slad-
korja, pet dekagramov sirovega
masla, zlicico drobno zrezane IL
monove lupine, pol zlicke cimeta,
diva jajca, stiri zlice mrzlega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20

Stepaj sneg dveh beljakoy, ka-
.teremu primesaj polno zlico
sladkorja. 8. Z =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-20
Bal e1jltova pessts

& 4
stepaj s1eg dveh beljakov, ka-
.teremu primesaj polno zlico
sladkorja. I !. -
Velik-i krompirjevi cmoki
Skuhaj in pretlaci skozi sito sti-
ri krompirie, dodaj ko6cek siro-
vega masla. male soi, dga rune
njaka ip sast zlic noke Ter magic
napnaVi testo. Testo razyaljaj
"a pol prsta debelo. v siroyem
maslu ocyri malo na drobno ere
zane debule, petersilja in zlico
drchtin. S tenn namaA testo in
ga zayij. Zdaj razreH ma kose,
dodge 20 tri prste, ogladi 2 ro-
kami, da dohis podolgovate emo
ke, in skuhaj v slani. yodi. Ko
50 cnoki kuhani, prereM ma
krozniku vsakega oez pol in yse
zakeli 8 sirovim maslom.
.Kroppirjeva juha s snaetono
in suinjino. Skuhaj kilogram
olupljenega krompirja v slani
vodi. Posebej pa naprayi z dve-
ma Aicama masti, eebulo, peter
siljem in trent zlicami moke sve-
Ito prezganje, zalij ga z krompir-
jevo vodo in razmesaj. Zdaj
krompir zmeckaj in zmesaj S
prezganjem, prideni Sc cetrt Ii
ira kisle smetane in malo popra
ter vse precedi. Naposled do
daj Sc kuhane in ma drobne ko.
scke zrezane prekajene svinjine