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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-09-24
BEATING THE GUN

lieve I am ready for my great
chance mentally as well as physi-
cally." IL
Jackie is not being quoted above
verbatim. We recall from our
earlier stories on him that he stated
substantially what we tell you.
Montreal, with Robinson playing
swell game at the keystone has
sock, went on to win the pennant
miles ahead of the field. Robinson
batted like the hinges of Hades,
carving a record that stands out
like the heroic stone figures of the
late Gutzom Borglum on Stone
Mountain.
Yes, this personally colored
youth climbed mountains Of social
ostracism in achieving a goal that
fellows like Jimmy Powers, sports
editor, N. Y. Daily News, said: "It's
100 to l that Robinson will not
make the grade at Montreal, and
most certainly, not the big leagues. .
Who cheered him on his torturous
way, you and l. Members of Ameri'
cas- largest minority group 1.-THE
real thinkers among us) knew vel
that Robinson's success meant much
to other lads of his race. The Ivy
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-09-24
PHOTOGRAPHY AND POETRY
POPULAR WITH NEGRO 6Is

MANILA, P. l., Sept. "a (ANP)
Number one" books in demand
by Negro occupation troops at the
American Red Cross Pasay club
library here are on photography,
according to Gladys Wade Powell,
Milton, Mass, who is in charge of
the library and other Red Cross
services.
Number two on the list are poet
ry of the 10Th and goth centuries.
Next in demand are books on job
opportunities, and following those
came books from which films have
been made. Last come philosophy
and history.
The Dream Hour has become so
popular that its place of meeting
had to be changed from small up
stairs room to the large downstairs
room to the large downstairs
lounge.
"Since the third week of the
Dream Hour all books of poetry in
the library have been in constant
use," says Miss Powell. Before
that we couldn't induce anyone to
use them"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-09-24

tional league; James Semler and
Curtis Leake, Black Yankees; Joe
Bostic, Amsterdam News; Abe and
Effie Manley; DR.. J. B. Martin,
NAL, DR.. Charming Tobias, Paul
Robson, Adam Powell, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
GLENDALE

Mr. and Mrs Floyd Giyens en-
tertained guests on sunday
M and Mrs John B Ennis. Jr.
and daughters OF Milford were call
ers in town on sunday
Nj and Mrs + " ireland and
daughters enjoyed sunday at Re
hoboth
Mr and Ms Albert Millman is
tied relatives IN GrrrnWood on
Sunday
Arthur Williams is a patient in
the Milford Memorial Hospital at
this writing
Mr. and Mrs Eul Clark Jr. -u-
tertained guests during the week
end
Nj ana NJ, B u Moore and
son. Lee Wayne mutorrd 10 Rcho-
both OH Sunday
Mr ana Mrs Arthur Reynolds
visited friends on sunday
Mr. and Mrs G. " Ennis and
family and Mr and Mrs l.. " FL
lingswOrth and daughter Wcr- sun
day evening callers in kvhobOth
Miss Jean Chatilu of Philadvl-
phia is yacAtionins With Mis-, Betty
EllingsWorth
VI TOrmey and family ot New
York have purchased th- PeuucI
property. near Ellcudaly
Mr and Mrs l.a"reucr sam
mons and daughters were recent
guests of Mr and Mrs Il MrssicL
Of Milton.
Mrs Carl T. Matsinecr and chill
dren Of Albany y y. are guest:
Of Mr. and Mrs / + Warren. 81.
and all arr spending the month Il
l.eWrs Beach
Mr and Mrs Irwin CrOchrrUn O
CrOcherou Md Wer- recent guest
OF Mrs j $ Short ST. and Mis-
Milhe Shot
Ill lub News
Thr members oI the tIlcudal
Ill club met With Miss BArbar
DickerSou on Tuesday July IL Al
ter thr business meeting the girl
canned ana arranged their exhibit
Tor thu Harrington Fan Mex
meeting viii h- annOuLcrd later
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Husbands! Wives p!
Want new Pep and Vim?

Thousands couples are weAk Huru-out. eA-
hAu>trd solely te,A4~. body lacks irun tur ntW
VIM. vitality trl o>trrN Tonic Tablets CuuIains
tr"h you. too mAy need 'ur pep also supplies
vitAuiih 81 IL" cost. introductory size 01!. 35c
+ u sAit al all dr4s siOr,s ever, here
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Tomatoes Being Saved
By Heat And Busting
continued from Ar, page

The favorable turn OF events. ne
added. has forced revision OF pre-
yious gloomy predictions concern
ing the crop When the blight hrst
began. Dr Heuberger estimated
that only - per cent OF the crop
could be- saved. Producers now feel.
h., stated that Delaware. : IA" ""o
acres OF tomatoes will yield an
estimated - per cent OF normal.
Wet. cool weather in September
might adversely affect The latr
tomato crop.
other Conditions bad
Meanwhile he characterized as
extremely bad the untrcatcd ca
cunhtr and cantalOupe fields ne
had seen during his tour. \ doWny
mildew growth on Cucumbers. l'r.
Htubcrg-r said. was first observed
July -. and had become progrtS-
Siyely worse up 10 this week
He stated that he had seen a
number OF untrtatcd fields nal II
dead i'm Houston. Bridscville, Sea
ford Delnar. GulnborO. SelbyNlIl",
and Georgetown.
The cantaloupe disease VAS hrSt
noted last "Wednesday, Dr. Heuber-
grr added. and was also reported
advancing this week.
Hot weather will not be an ana
To checking the cucumber-canta
loupe disease. copper COMPOUND
sprays are advised as a preventive
IuelSMre
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
FELTON,

>trs Calvin Tusurr ot Whining
ton. visited her mother. Mrs J r
Everett o|t.y tn wrek-cud
Ma,,~u Sl<,vrl.rId Of Detroit
Mich visited HIS mother. Mrs Jo-
anna Sattrrticid Nho is with Nh.
and Mrs Coop"s Gsuwell tor the
summer
Mr, Benjamin Covrrdale sprn,
~y>rla. day, lasr week in PhiIa-
", th.a
VI ana Mr> Norman Purtou
Ma-.a.d Mrs Gaylord Burton and
Ms \ .C Bennett spent sunday
u Tulch.>rrr Beach
81. aua NJ rhomu~ Barnes ot
Nllmn-fou h.N, heru guests of
MI ,aud Ms Nathan jones
N. Maudo Reynolds had as her
guest on sunday Miss Rachel
Ha>taiu ol Dover
Al>, Elizabeth Supp ul Halriug-
ton visited her aunt Mrs Hrzrkial
Mustyu las, week.
"Wednesday evening. July i. NJ
and Mr. Ezekiel Elling>Wurth
gayv Il mi-ccliaurous shower in
homo. ut ,hrir son and daughters in
law. Nj and Mrs Marshall Filings
worth The groom recently return
,d 4um active >crYlcr overseas
Tn, bride is troin Georgia. Thei!
many t,Ivud> Ml>il .thv nrW Iy-Wtds
lois oI luck and happiness
" " Wood and family hay,
returned ttuu NJ~Ir with Relatives
III Trenton. Mo. and have as thril
.u,~ts. Miss Mell, Moore ut Trrn-
ton. Mo Mrs Wood and guest >pvnr
thc wvvh-rnd in New York City.
~. ana MS louis BriuGhurs
and duu4htrr. PatricIa and Mrs aut
Mr~ Walter Taylor ri Wilmington
Wrtr otvlAlsht guests ot Mrs +,
NJ B.u4hur9J last Thursday.
This town VAS saddrucd an,
arva,Iy Shocked last Wrduvsdu.
t,y ,h, ~uddvu death ut Sarah Flil
abrth kut-s. Wifr ut James kutv>
a4vd - yrals. Who PASSED ava
/ ait. bllvl illness Funeral SCI
+ Njcv.. Wrrr hcid IN The Berry Funt
nal Home ON Saturday attvluoo
4 in change al ttcy Dichl lutcrmru
Al Rarratt.s Chapel cemetery BE
: sides hen husband. She Is survive
hy her mother Mrs Laura krlr!
Il Il brother Frank Kelley. sol
i Elmer katrs and 4 daughter. Mr.
Florence Nckuitt " Mhu is nurs
= IN thv Wilmington General io,
pitul and a gruuddaushtrr Chan
lutt, Jean McKultt
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Myrna and RUnnie Savage re
turned 10 their homes in Green
Ridge. Pa. after six weeks vacation
here with their parents. MIR. ahd
Mrs tIitA Zott
Mr. ana Mrs Norman Marvel and
family returned To their home Ill
Marcus Hook. Pa. after two
weeks vacation here With his
brother. Arthur Marvel and family.
RUFUS Hewlett and family OF
Wisconsin arrived here last Week
and will occupy their farm which
Ar purchased from Miss Helen Tat
nan. hut better known as the
George Biddlr farm The J. ". FL
wells are tacating the same place
after living here nine years ana
will move 10 their home III Milford
this week
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son
Ralph visited relatives in Rrhuhoth
durin- the eek end
Mr. and Mrs. GOotee Brown and
daughter ANA Miss Shirley Iolt
spent sunday evening AT RehohutA.
MIR. and Mrs. Laird kratz and
brother Homer spent Sunday
afternoon at Ocean city. Md. and
kchoboth Beach.
Many from here are Nisitin-
Harrington Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Garner. Jr.. "I
l.ewes spent the week end her.
with their parents
Misses Margaret and Ermadin'
Smith were Rehoboth visitors, sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs W j. Mills enter
tanned several relative, F'rida.
evening in honor of Louis IS birtI
day. Home made ice cream AIN
cake We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Mag"
spent the week end in Nirsini
Beach.
Mr.. ana Mrs f. & Adams wrr
Rehuhuth visitors sunday
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
DACSBORO

clarence Edward TruiU and
Horace Daisey met. with an auto
mobile accident while returnlu-
from Ocean city, Md Saturday
might between Ocean City and
Bethany Beach They ran head in
To a parked car No one was hunt
except Truitt who suffered laccra
tlonS of The forehead Much damu-c
was done 10 the car owned hN
Truitt's father. Edward rruitt
Miss Donna Ann Smith ot VII
sinia is spending sometime WITH
relatives here
\ beautiful basket of sladlulas
MAS placed on the chanctl ra'i sun
day by Mrs Frank Johnson ia
memory OF her mother Who passed
away five years ago.
Mr ana Mrs Edgar Horshnlau
spent sunday With relatives near
Salisbury Md.
Mr and Mrs Frank T. rimmuu~
arr vnjoYin2 a new Chevrolet auto
mobile
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

Mrs ESthrr Towus+nd hat with
her tor tne Wcek-ru0 hrr -rund-
daughter Miss Joyce Naudrr-t!I-
OF Indian River Lodge and Fred
Anderson ana friend Of Phi.ad~!-
phila
Capt ami Mrs Clinton Evans
and daushtvr Miss Naomi Mot"trd
70 Upper Darby Pa to attend thr
Wedding and reception on S1tul-
day of their, friend : son. Nj. Tho
mas Wrlch wAcl, thy!r >ou. ko-,l
Evans acted as hest man The N'3G
pretty Wedding Vas N = Gl.e>
Church Upper Darby ~I'h t'-
cePuon in over Brook
Mrs Janis W-st had H. visitors
during thu Wrch-cud hrr grand
chlidren Mr and Ms Jamrss* ;
Parker ANA son JuIur~ MISS 1iHteG
West and friend Samuel piper =
Camden. y.
Nh ami Mrs Mautord J Prnu'I
OF Frankfort wrrc Sunday guests
with MIS- Pruuel : aunt and uA'ls..
Mr. and Mrs James Aydrlott
Mrs /. VI Powell ot This town
has had another Grcat-standdaush-
ter added To thr family list. The In
II" lady is Miss Stvphuulr Jane
Holland. born To- Nj and Mr.
George : Holland q DreXvl liliL
Pa Mrs. HOLLAND W.ll hc rrmvm-
hcrcd a. MISS JAM Evans. dauEh-
ter ol Nh and Mrs Oliver Evans
and -rauddaughtrr o1 Mrs /. VI
Powell ana Ihc late capt Warren
Evans and Mrs Mamie Warren
Evans West Little Miss StvphanI'
Jane is uoW Weeks old
Howard Mitchell ol th.NaNy
spcur III, Wrrk-ynd here With hl>
grandparents, Nj and Mrs Ia
l.rkIttS
IT, and Mrs CALVIN Mura!
spent th, Wcrk-rld WIth IT, Mur
rays PARENTS Nj und Mr. Eddl'
Murray
Mr Clayton DrlIich~ou and viii
ul Boston. Mass spent thr M'"h
end With Nh pcrtich~ou.s grand
mother. Mrs Sadie Williams
Jack Townsend. son ol Nh an
Mrs George + Townsend. Is r.
cuprratlng from h~ recent uptrH
! tiun in rhv Delaware Hospital. JaV
is now i graduate of hracoms BUS
| ness Cullrsc. Wilmington. and ha
accepted position With The Bunl
ing's Nurseries. Inc starting
August We ~iSh lack the best
= success in his work
:, This viii hr local SUNDAY al ! Il
Methodist Church Fry 10 hr pr
sent for Church Sch"ol
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
MILLVILLE

Miss Hllda u Williams. asr Fl
years. daughter ot Mr and Mrs
Jonn Williams. died Saturday. JuIy
l3. in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital aftel an Illness of ,lsht week,
Miss Williams VAS employed ~
the United Parcel Service. III Phlla
dc!phia when She WuN stricken.
She Was Gru!uat,. of the Lord
Baltimore High school. Oc,.n,
View. and th, B NJ school in
Philadelphia III addition 10 hr.
parents. she i, survived by TWO
sisters. The Misses Linda and
Grace Williams. brother. Har-
vcy Williams ami her grandparents
MIR and Mrs J. HrIbrrt William,
uf tins plar" ami MIR and Mrs
Joshuu Richards Ocean View
Funeral service We're in the
Christian Church Ocean View. on
"Wednesday afternoon AZ O'Clock
officiating minister Rev Boldrr-
son oI Frultland Md lutcrmrut
Was III 81 Grurgcs cemetery
Clarksvillr Murticlun Ronald
James MllIsboro. Among those AT
tending from Il diStuuCr We're Mr
ana Mrs Harvey D,rrickson Mi
ana Mrs Hayward Hudson and
son of Philadelphia MIR and Mrs.
Russell Fowler Ml and Mrs En-
nest Fowler and daughter, Cape
May. y j. Kenneth c. Lewis ut
Maridrn Conn Alr and Mrs
Eluak BloAohl and Mr and Mrs
John Marshall ut Mappvilir. va
The family have the sympathy
of thrir many friends at TINS time
These lines seem very appruIi
utr a, this time for IN" dear uu"
II cannot say and will not say
that sh,. is dead She is Just away
With cherry smile and the way,
ot the hand
Sh,. has Wandered into an unknuWI
land
And lrfr Us dreaming how yer,
fair
: |, needs muSr br since she lin4cl
there
1 And you-O yuu. Who III" mildrs
ycarn
a For the old time step and slA
return.
t Think of her SIM al the same
say
t. She is not dead she is just ava!
4 Mir and Mrs Oliver Evans an
son. Jimmie of DreXel IlHill. Pa
=, spent the week end az Btthan
= Beach as the guests of Mr. and Mr.
Frank \ Holloway They also Wis
\ ted their mother and grandmothe
+ Mrs. L. NJ Powell OF this town
T. Mr. and Mis- l.. VI hudson al
q son. William r. Hudson and LAD
y friend. Miss Natalie Covert. all
3" Camden. y j spent the wrrk-"t
with their SON and wife and gram
SON Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Huds,
and Hal Leroy Hudson
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

N .ud J "ttH"n -hr'ier
.u.l. ~. s.., M l'- ti7ir
u,unri... ud aul. th~ past
W,,4 iu rf.ut,...l .'~
Koh,f, g.. .au t.d " tln."hh
GiaN -p.ur 'A. ~'.'f .nd - N'lA"-
d., 'uJ =
Ma iu.-,u. lIMu.a- '"d Ia
wu. E,ail.,t .uU.tur. p"ni ~hluf-
d., ,A~ulur AIrn 50. And di- H"f
h.lr Dlto4u y o..an Hh
NJ, r,-,ou W.-' .r.n' Il part
n, NJ, .N.-t t' \,a 1.t t'''ndinf
i telmlul, h""
Ma .na Nt- A.-,. "'-' and
r.u..li,l Il.4lol 4" A...-h"i"
.-Lrut lluud.t ,..a.a- "HA Wis.
ITl,-ruu va anl r.'a'f
| Mics I..u Grt,, and @'t-'|it
Il:,Iln. pa.I. ., Inr-.n ph!Ah"nia
IW,., nl.,.i.i W.dr, -das ':''i n""iI
.t I.l. .r i'ti N!i"s.
I,w,s I... t'.uaHt'- "'i' NlrN
kl.lu. ui,ru.u tud sergeant
A.nl., ~,h.f, d.. \.'- h1h"iH
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
fllendalr Methodist hurch
Rev. Bundick. Pastor

sunday July =
Sunday school services AT |" a.
IN IN charsr oi r " Ireland au-
prrintendrnt
PreAchiur At II i m by The
pastor
Evening Worship At - o'cloch
Special
ON Saturday. August 3. the ri
lendalr sunday school viii have
picnic al Oak Orchard
Meeting
class 40 i viii meet with Mrs.
Thomas Bakcl j. ON Friday eve
ming August . All nr cordially
invited
special
On "Wednesday evening August
:. Class No i Will have charge ut
the prayer meeting service. All
please attend
Meeting
On Saturday afternoon August
L. Mrs Norman f.. Prettyman has
invited the following organizations
To meet with her at her cottage at
r til lth lSIdIu ~ IlOlllt l'clu
Onstration club. the Ellendale W.
:. c. 5. and Class No. H. 10 a Gov
cred dish luncheon at J o'clock. a
large attendance IS desired from
all organizations Everyone please
bring paper plates and cups.
The quarterly conference for the
Ellendale Methodist Church. Nc
Culley's chapel and Union church
will be held on Monday evening
July ~. at O'Clock i'll the Ellen
dale Methodist Church.
Met olley'> Methodist thapei
Rev. Bundiek. Pastor
sunday July y
SUNDAY school services
ni0n Methodist hurch
Rev. Bundick. Pastor
Sunday July y
Sunday school services al ; p III
Preaching al y. m
Faith Bible Holiness hurch
Rev. Robert B. >ailor. Pastor
sunday. July -
Sunday school services At > p. IN
Preaching by the pastor.
Everyone welcome
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

NIr and Mrs W II Eaton had
as guests on sunday. Mrs Eaton's
two brothers and families. Henry
Lynch OF Wilmington and Leroy
Lynch Of Milton
Mrs William Donovan and Mrs
Mitchell Of Audersonyille. were
guests OF Nj and Mrs. Samuel
Sherwood ot FELTON,.
Mrs Rebrcca Armstrong and
Mary Henry OF Pennsylvania have
hven visiting Nj and Mrs Harry
Armstrong OF FELTON,
Mrs Blanche Sherwood spent
Wednesday at Atlantic City y J.
FELTON,. Man>hip and Viola
Methodist Churches
Rev. John X. Dichl. Minister
sunday. July y
FELTON,
The church school beginning at
9.45 4 IN with all departments
meeting under the direction OF thu.
respective superintendeutS
The morning Worship service
beginning 1t i. 80 Il. m sermon
by the pastor Special music 10y
the choir
Man>hip
The church school in The morn
ine hcGlhnlus At lo:ho 4. IN in
charge OF the superintendent "
: Jester.
Viola
The church school hrsiuning al
IL Il IN in charge OF the >uprriu-
trudcut Lowell Roland
The evening Worship SrlVire be.
siuuus II : "a p m. Srrluuu hA
the pastor
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

In times of TRIAL said the
preacher. What brings rs the
greatest comfort" And from The
back row an ausWrlins vuIcv "Ac-
qulttal,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27

Mrs. Korn, Bobby and Elizabeth
have returned to Eureka to prepare
for moving to their new home IN
Deer Lodge.
Miss Olive Elliott of Tacoma is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey Elliott
Mr.. Hutchins of Richland has
Joined his family at Eureka Mrs.
Hutchins and children have been
visiting at the Fred Johnson home
for the past week.
George Carpenter, who has lived
IN the valley for many years pas
sed away Sunday night June 23rd.
The obituary will be printed at a
later date.
Jim Harris and Phyllis Price were
guests at the j. r. Rice home at
Glacier Park Station the past week
end. They enjoyed a few hours in
Browning visiting the O. A. Roholt
home They returned home by way
of Logan Pass.
Mrs. James Broderick accompan-
led Sterling Schagel, Mrs. Bill
Schagel and Helen to Spokane. The
Schagels will remain in Spokane
for visit and Mrs. Broderick will
return to Eureka Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Smith of Kalispell IS
at her daughters home, Mrs.
Adlus Mackey and family for a few
days
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zook and
family left for their home in Rich
and, Wash, by way of Wenatchee /
where they will visit relatives.
Glen Helms underwent a tonsil
md adenoid operation at the Kalis-
oell hospital last Friday.
Earl Crawford was seriously cut
With an axe on Thursday of last
week. 1t was necessary to have 9
titches taken.
Word is received of the marriage
# Edith Adalyn Swing to William /
:. Hunter of Kalispell on June %.
Ed Hendrickson went to Missoula
asst week to join Mrs. Hendrickson
Who has been visiting there the past
week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
TREGO NEWS
Fortine River Local

FOrtine River Local
The Fortine River Local met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Bump Saturday, June 8.
Ernest Nee read The Message
to the Local" and Mrs. Nee gave
a report on organization and Edu-
cation of the Farmers Union.
Kermit Johnson and Dolores Hill
liker reported on what they learn
at at County Camp.
Charles Bump reported on the
weed program delegation that met
with the Board of County Commits
sioners in Libby, June 4th A county
extension service was disucced by
the local
The County Farmers Union Picnic
will be held on June 25th at
Murphy Lake camp grounds. There
Will be races and games, and prizes
will be awarded to the winners.
Everybody is welcome.
Peter Bakken and Gust Adam
son and son were visitors of the
evening. Mr. Bakken is a can
didate for Sheriff. Also present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Smoody, new
corners to our community.
Mrs. Nee presented as entertain
ment, a Panel, The Union is a /
Place for You" by Howard Nee,
Dolores Hilliker, Mary Ann Blan-
chard, and Jerold johnson, also a
play pertaining to writing to your
Keeping up with the
Joneses." Taking part in the play
we're Mrs. Earl Fortine, Henery Hill
iker, Myron Hampton, Billy Car
Mrs. Hilliker, Earl Fortine,
Kermit johnson and Donald Hearn.
Pot luck lunch was served at the
lose of the meeting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
BEEF, SHEEP, LAMB
SUBSIDIES To End

peer, sheep and lamb production
SUBSIDY payments will all end June
o. 1880 livestock producers of Lin
com county were reminded today
instructions covering the programs
operation through the termination
period have been received at the
county AGA office and persons in
terested should obtain full informa-
ton.
Other qualifications being met,
payments will be made on cattle
owned by feeder slaughterers and
slaughtered before midnight June
81, and those sold by feeders and
deHVered before midnight of June
81 TO a slaughterer for slaughter.
Payments will be made on other
WISE eligible lambs and sheep owned
by a feeder slaughterer and slaugh-
tered before midnight June 80, and
thoSe owned by feeder slaughterers
ana other persons and sold and
delivered for slaughter before mid
night June 80.
Both beef and sheep-lamb pro-
ductlon programs were begun in
1919 to encourage feeding opera |
" A44AC 4CEQ supplies were |
plentiful Termination of the sub !
Sides IS in line with the current
program to adjust livestock num- |
oerS to the tight feed supply situa
The feeder subsidy on cattle
amounts to so cents hundred lbs. !
On animals meeting certain grade
and weight specifications. The Sheep
ana lamb subsidies range from ST
10 S3.l5 a hundredweight depend
ing on the weight and type of ami
nal and time of marketing.
subsidies were designed to i'm
prove the meat situation by en-
'ouraging feeding to heavier weights
u animals for slaughter, divert more
ANIMALS to legitimate slaughter
help producers meet in
'reased production costs without
Increasing consumer prices and, in
he case of sheep and lambs, secure
more normal seasonal distribution
II marketing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Freezing Demonstration
A Success

The Food Freezing demonstration,
sponsored by the Home Economics
Department of Tobacco Valley
Grange, given Saturday June 22nd
was very well attended. Miss Bes-
sic McCelland of Bozeman con-
Quoted the fine demonstration. She
demonstrated types of containers
available, stressing the merits and
faults of each.
Successful storage of food in
freezer lockers depends on certain
definite factors.
Quality and freshness of pro-
duct.
variety of fruit OF vege-
table.
3-Method of preparation best
suited to the product and the use
for which it is intended.
Albright, moisture-vapor proof
containers and wrappings.
5-Quick freezing.
6-Storage at even temperature
near zero with correct humidity.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Notice

Miss HELEN Schagel will be out
of the office from June 20 to july
8. Mr.. G w. Day will take care
OF Welfare work from June 20 to
July /. From July l to July 8
the Eureka office will be closed.
Those having welfare problems
during this time should take them
up directly with Paul Church. sup
ervisor, Libby, Montana. The Eur
eka office will reopen July 8.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Hospital Notes

Gene McWhirter was admitted on
June 22nd.
Mrs. Charles Hammons was ad-
mitted on June 22nd and a Glib.
baby girl was born the same day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Friendly Neighbors Club

The Friendly Neighbors Club met
at the CYO hall Wednesday after
noon with Elsie Helms as hostess.
The mebers answered roll call
by giving short and easy methods
to canning. Tickets were sold to
the members on the quilt The num-
bers on the quilt will be drawn
at the next meeting in the City
Tourist Park in July.
The members were sorry to hear
the news that Mrs. Vern Startling
had been called east on account
of the death of her brother. We
extend our sympathy to Mrs. Star
ling.-Club reporter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
=. got an oIL-PLATED engine"

Please see above. =. Two cars alike-from
paint to price. Except that the keen
buyer got himself a real pIus-he got an
oL-PLATED engine. It's sleek inner finish
the engines very souls under guard of
on-PLATNG. This special way of fighting
wear fights carbon and sludge for fart
And the way for you to adopt this type
of protection is to get fill of Conoco Nth
motor oil-patented.
You'll get Conoco Nth oils added OIL
PLATING ingredient, acting magnet-like, to
make inner surfaces attract and hold OIL
PLATING. It seems part of the metal-stands
off lots of the rub-thwarts its big share of
wear. It's THE correct start for a new car.
Or if yours is a veteran, there's lots of
new hope for it, in changing to Conoco Nth
Your Mileage Merchants
Coneeo station. Continental Oil Company