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Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Of Norlina announce the birth o
a son, Robert Stedman, on Au-
gust % at the Maria Parham
Hospital in Henderson. Mrs.
Norris is the former Miss Velma
Moss of Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Allen OF
Rich Square announce the birth
of son, Thomas Clayton, on
September II. Mrs. Allen Is the
former Miss Julia Reece Manuel
of Rich Square.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Solves Problem
But Loses Job

Manila, Sept, IS - (AP) -
Postmaster Andres Abena of
Cebu had an intricate problem.
He ran out of one cent stamps
but he had plenty Of two cent
stamps. The problem was wheth-
er to sell two cent stamps for
one cent or force people who
needed only one cent stamps to
buy two cent stamps.
Abella solved his problem; he
cut the stamps in half.
He lost his Job.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
own Talk

Mrs. ]. A. Lipsconb, who has
been patient at Stuart Circle
Hospital, is visiting her sister in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Afford re-
turned home Tuesday evening
after two weeks vacation trip
to Louisville, Kentucky.
Miss Grace A. Hall and Mrs.
Helen H. Smith of Auburn.
New York, arrived last Satur-
day to be the guests Of their
sister, Mrs. Walter ]. Fa,scy.
and Mr.. Falsey this week.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jackson
Plnnell of Warrenton announce
the birth Of a son, Carl Jackson.
Jr., on September z in the Hunt
er Clinic. Mrs. Pinnell is the for
mer Miss Annie Weaver of War
rem Plains. IT rmsx
Mr. vi, and Mrannounce the birth
OF w daughter, Louise Fields, on
September 7 in the Woodville
Clinic. Mrs. Griffin is the former
Miss Mary Lee Gardner of War
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Salt content of the oceans is
seldom found belwo 3.3 per cent
or above 3.8 per cent except
near the mouths of rivers which
dilute the sea.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Shields
Harmon and children have re-
turned to their home in Provi-
dence, R. l.. after visiting with
Mr.. lannon's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N Harmon, for ten day.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Cream a little butter or mar
garine, add a dash of salt, SUI
gar and finely grated onion
Spread this mixture on tor 4
halves and broil
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Mrs. Grady Pearson is recu2-
Grating from recent illness IN
Roanoke Rapids Hospital at the
home of her sister, Mrs. II. E.
Cameron, on Monroe Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Tibet has no railroads and no
highways.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

IL should not be mentioned in
the streets OF Ascalon or Wash
choosing with the generous aid
Oh me heaos OF all the large and
small! donomlnations, -,
lng' but there IS Intense - owe,
among the various ,ehief of Cha.
the selection Of. 'Heear.7q It as ,
plains, Fad sp.fg,usl gam &c
Wof4c4V,.ie of their SONS appoint
ha' go the post.
Cd 1t could be poll.l ally embar-
oarrassing TO tls President,
1 so he leaves to the recon :
mendatlon n IS Chief of Staff.
General Ier's background
helped "a we that problem, for
ne has IN IN the military SER
wee .ce World War I days :.
/ II yer had a church. The
~ has been his life. He was
dmed IN 1945 on the advice of
George {. Marshall, then Chief
OF Staff.
Although the Army has recei-
we'd religious ministration since
was no organized ChapIains
Corps until 1920, when it became
necessary because of the reali-
siohal force for national de-
tense
30 lar the heads of the corps
nave consisted of Congrega
11onalst' a Mthodlst, a Northern
6apust' Southern Baptist,
nolnan Cathoilc and, in Gener-
ai Mllier' an Eplscopaian.
me TWO more prominent de-
nominations which have not
peen represented are the Pres
Dyterians and the Lutherans
put tne latter can claim partial
iiohoflIlca'lon In General Mil :
tel' LOT ne was Lutheran be :
lore ne oacame an Episcopa
nan. On his fathers side. h
c came from a Lutheran back :
ground out his mothers PEG :
PIE were church OF England.
,,oo.
HhCoGNITloN The smaller
DENOMINATIONS are now demand
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
TUCKER
DETERMINATIONS

it should not be mentioned in
the streets of Ascalon or Wash
choosing, with the generous aid
of che heads of all the large and
cr,1a1 II Ioro,,ip +,sg.-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Taikos Kapitalas

PIRMUTINES dvi savaites
U. N. sesijoje parode, koks yra
taikos kapitalas, is ko jis au-
ga ir kas j naikina.
Taip atsitiko, kad tas taikos
kapitalas, ,kuri sukrove jaunos
lr naivios viltys j pasauline or
,garilzacija, pagaliau pasirode
suklastuotas. Tiesa, daugeliui
Jis jau senai nebeturejo jokios
vertes. Bet apgaulingas tikeji-
mas j tuscius ir nepritaikomus
pasizadejimus trejis metus is
lake pasauli vaikiskame neru-
pestingume.
Kai staiga dabar didziuju
valstybiu atstovai suskambino
kardais, pasaulis tarsi pabudo
lr visam zmonijos protui pasi-
dare aisku, jog pasirinktas ke-
lias taikai sukurti ir ja islai-
kyti yra aiskiai klaidingas. Kas
bus daroma toliau, parodys ry-
tojus. o tuo, tarpu is treciosios
UN sesijos Paryziuje negalima
daryti jokios kitos isvados,
kaip tik viena: PASAULINES
TAIKOS KLAUSIMAS YRA!
NE u. N. ORGANIZACIJOSl
RANKOSE. Jos taikos kapita-
las yra visiSkai iSaikvotas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
ka P.adarys Atomas?

GREETO ir lengvo karo Sail
nlnkai didziuojasi atominiai.
glnklais. Bet butq staciai juo
klnga galvoti, .kad per tuos
metus sovietai lauke sudejt
rankas If ziurejo, kaip Ameri
ka tobulina atomines bombas
NebutQ jokia staigmena, ie
vlena diena = ir artima diens
= Stalinas paskelbtu, jog il
Sovietu Sajunga jau turf alto.
minus ginklus. Tada beliktu
su jais pasielgti taip kaip buvc
paslelgta SUI dujiniais ginklais
nenorint abipusiskai susinaikin-
tt reikes abiem pusem atsisa-
kyti nuo atominiq ginklq nau-
dojimo.
Bet leiskime, kad, karui pra-
sidejus, Sovietai dar netures
atomines bombos. Greito karo
salininkai reikalaus tuo.jau nau-
doti ta ginkla. Bet kur j pa
naudosi? Maskvos sunaikini-
mas karo neisspres: karas
sparciai persimes j Vakaru Eu-
ropos valstybes ir reikes nuo
ten pradeti karines Sovietu ga
lybes naikinima. Ma, bet kas
is Amerikieciu siulys atomine-
mis- bombomis apmetyti Itali-
ia, Prancuzija, Turkija, Belgi-
ja? Pagaliau, kas siulys jomis
apmetyti net Lenkija, Cekoslo-
Rumunija ar Vengrija?
Kas beliktu tada is Europos ir
kaip il sutiktu naujuosius is
laisvintojus?
Taigi, atomine bomba var
giai butQ tinkamas ginklas
kare. Ypac, jei ka-
ras turetu prasideti Vakaru
Europoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Paliaubu Galas

ANGLIJOS-Amerikos ir So
vietQ santykiai uzkliuvo uz
Berlyno vartu.. .. Berlyno blo-
kados gallo dar nematyti. Bet
matyti, kad ties Berlyno klau-
simu susirenka tick daug ir
tick tamsiu reikalu, jog pats
Berlynas yra tik irankis, tik
maza priezastis dideliems SUI
manymams, kuriu nei pradzios
nei pabaigos niekas negali at
speti.
Teisingai pabodo Vakaru sa-
jungininkams suktai suraizgy-
ii pasikalbejimai Kreml u e
Wis del to reikejo beveik as
tuoniu savaiciQ, kol isitikino,
kad SUI Sovietais dar niekam
nera pavyke garbingai tariffs ir
susitarti.
Buvo galima sypsotis Xxi So
ties, matant, kaip Amerikos,
Anglijos ir Prancuzijos amba-
sadoriai Maskvoje ilgomis va
landemis aiskinosi SUI Molotovu
ar Stalinu, tikedamiesi nuolai-
domis ir taikingais nusilenki-
mais isgauti is tironu palanku-
ma ir supratima.
Jei tai butu buve 1888 me-
tais, kol dar niekas neturejo
patyrimo is bolseviku politi-
kos, butQ buve galima lengvai
suprasti ir pateisinti visus Va
karu sajungininkq lankstumus
prizes Kremliaus veidus. Bet
; juk istisas desimtmetis yra pill
niausia pamoka, kada, kaip il
kur tegalima su Sovietais kali
belts ir susikalbeti.
Gerai ir tick, kad Vakarie-
ciai nesidave dar karta apgau-
nami. Ju nusistatymas perkel-
tt Berlyno klausima UN Sau-
gumo Taryba ir prizes visa pa
SAUL atskleisti viska, kas tair
ilgai buvo slepiama, yra zenk-
las, jog Sovietu politikos pavo.
jus ne tik suprastas, bet jau
ir jauciamas. Mat, asotis mesa
vandeni tol, kol asa netruksta
Pasirodo, kad ir taikos dievai.
tes bantrybe issisemia.
Sovietu pastatymas prizes pa.
saulini teisma yra pirmas zing.
snis j naujus budus kalbetis
SUI Maskva. Jis veda tolimas
isvadas. Pirmiausia - pats
toxic klausimo iskelimas gal
susprogdinti UN organizacija
O jei tatai dar neivyktu, ia
tue paciu butq siekiama itei
sinti kara prizes Sovietus. Pa
detis pasidaro tokia rimta, kao
jau siandien galima sakyti, jos
taikos paliaubos yra pasibaigu
sios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
SUVIENYTOS VALSTIJOS tureio iris nre.

SUTVIENYTOS VALSTIJOS turejo iris pre-
zidentus trisdesimties denu laikotarpyje, jie bu-
vo: Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison
ir John Tyler. Dalykas buvo tokis: Van Buren,
baige savo tarnyba Kovo 4, 1841 metals, ia die
ma prezidentu buvo inauguruotas naujai isrink-
tas, Harrison, bet jis mire Balandzio d. tik me-
nesi isbuves prezidentu. Prezidento vieta tada
uzeme su juo buves isrinktas vice prezdentas,
John Tyler.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
KODEL KETVIRTOJI.
0 NE PIRMOJI!

AS nesuprantu, kan jus kal.
bedami apie tautininku srove
vadinate ia "ketvirtaja srove".
0 kodel ne pirmoji? Jeigu So
cialistas nesigedina vadintis So
cialistu, tai kuriu galu tauti-
ninkas turf sau iSmislineti XII
tokius vardus?
Z. S., Cleveland, O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
TRUMANAS ESAS
KALTESNIS

Gerai, kad pasaket visa tel
sybe, kaip buvo su tue apsilan-
kymu pas Trumana. Bet as me-
manau, kad DR.. P. Grigaitis
pats isgalvojo prezidento nuo-
none. Tx SUI tais musu De-
mokratais jau ne pirma karta
taip yra: delegacijai axis
zvaigzdes nuo dangaus nuka-
binti zada, o kai tik delegaci.ja
pro duris, tt pazadai ir uzmir-
sti. J. D., Brooklyn, N. y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

bendra fronta prizes Sovietus ir
stiprins Sovietams parama is
vidaus. Kai viska iskaiciuoji,
tai nebegali gaNoti,, jog trecia-
sis pasaulinis karas bus turis-
tinis pasivazinejimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Mokestis uz Taika

VISOSE zemes dalyse gall
ma sutikti nemaza zmoniu, ku
: rie is kaz kur is kaz kaip yr,
susidare nuomone, jog kara
!, SUI Sovietais bus tik lengva
observation-disclosures.
Galimas daiktas, kad net So
vletu agentai tycia skleidzia to
kla nuomone, turedami tiksl;
sllpninti laisvojo pasaulio pasi
ruosima karui. Juk 1941 me-
tais, yos tik Vokieciai pradejc
zygl prizes Russia, visa Vokie.
tia buvo isitikinusi, kad karas
bus trumpas, nesunkus ir net
malonus SUI tais "driskiais So.
vietais". Buvo visur snekama
kad per sesias savaites komu-
nlstine Rusija subires, kahn
kortQ namelis.
O ivykiai apgavo ne tik Vo-
klecius, bet ir ju priesus Va
karu sajungininkus.
Ir siandien panasiai, kaip
anuo metu, placiai snekama -
o Amerikoje net ir tiki - kad
karas SUI Sovietais truks tik
kelias valandas. .,.. Butu di-
dele laime zmonijai, jeigu toks
pranasavimas tikrai issipildytu.
Bet tokia laime randama tik
pasakose maziems vaikams.
Musu ismanymu, karas su
bolsevikais bus daug sunkesnis,
negu karas SUI Vokieciais.
Galima speti, kad visa Euro
pa pateks keleriems metams j
Sovietu rankas. Prancuzijos
siuo metu niekas negins, ir ME
kas neapgins. Italia neturi
jokiu ginklo jegu rimtam pasi-
priesinimui. Apie Belgija ir
Holandija nera ko kalbeti, kad
jos galetu parodyti bent kick
rimtesni atsilaikyma. Net ir
Turkija, kuri visa laika stow
su ginklu prie Sovietq sienos
ir kuriai labai daug padejo ir
padeda Americas ginklai ir
technika, vargiai gales sulaiky-
tt Rusu 'slinkima link Afrikos.
O Vokietijoje dar nera pakan-
kamai ir gerai apginkluotu di-
viziju, kurios pajegtu sulaikyti
Raudonaja Armija.
Tiesa, siuo metu skubos ke-
liu kariniais pagrindais organi-
zuojasi Anglia, ir viskas da-
roma, kad skubiai pasiruostu ir
kitos valstybes bendram apsi-
gynimui. Anglia Prancuzija :
Belgija-Holandija jau turf ben
dra karini staba ir bendrus
strateginius planus. Bet jegu
- kariuomenes, aviacijos, ap-
ranges ir kitu karui vesti rel
kalingq dalyku = jos dar ne
turf. -. O ypatingai JOINS
truksta dvasios.
Jei Anglijoje ir nera pakan-
kamai stiprios komunistu par
tijos, kuri galetu trukdyti wy
riausybei skubiau pasiruosti,
tai Prancuzijoje staciai neima-
noma net pradeti platesnio ma
sto pasiruosima apsiginti nuo
sovietu. Komunistai Prancuzi-
joje yra tick tvirti ir taip susi-
organizave, kad tik per jega
bus galima sunaikinti ar bent
sumazinti ju itaka. Prancuzai
(su mazomis isimtimis) is ank-
sto yra apsisprende nepritarti
jokiam karui - net ir apsigy-
nimo karui.' Taigi, Prancuzija
reikia laikyti paaukota Sovie-
tams: nei il patti ginsis, nei kas
kitas ja gins. zinoma, kai il
paragaus sovietines okupacijos
- tai tada supras, ka is tikru-
ju reiskia komunizmas.
Panasi padetis ir Italijoje.
Kitose valstybese, kurioms teks
prizes Sovietus kariauti, komu-
nistu partijos taip pat sudarys
labai pavojingas Sovietu tvir-
toves krasto viduryje. Karui
prasidejus, daugelyje krastQ
gales prasideti pilietiniai karai
| =. -.a,x11s,,,e,oo Too of1Nvo ~ q
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
AR DIR. VYDUNAS
GERESNIS KATALIKAS?

DR.. J. Prunskis, rasydamas
apie Vyduna, pastebejo, kad jis
niekad nevalge mesos ir isgy-
veno 80 metQ. Todel sake:
"Kaip juokingai atrodo tie, ku-
rie mano, kad ju. sveikatai pa
kenks, jei jie susilaikys nuo
mesos penktadieniais."
Tai teisybe, tik kaip, jeigu
as nevalgau mesos sekmadie-
niais, ne penktadieniais? Ir
kahn, ar Vydunas, kuris visas
septynias dienas per savaite
pasninkauja, - ar jis yra sep
tynis kartus geresnis katalikas
uz paprastuosius, kurie tiktai
penktadieni mesos nevalgo?
]. X, Boston, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Monsone4
GAL IR NEREIKEJO. +.

Taiklu zodi pasaket apie ze-
native SUI Taryba. Bet - ak,
tn varge, - emet ir grybste-
lejot uz plepuma. Gerai, kad
jau po sliubo, o tai ir vel butu
sunku prie altoriaus prieiti. ;. :.
P. p, Detroit, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
KADA ATSILYGINS?

Bolsevikiska Vilnis skundzia
81, kad Americas valdzia neisi
leido DR.. H. Johnson, angliko.
nu kunigo, Leonardo Toledaho
Meksikos Uniju vado, ir Ka.
nados Unity delegacijos, ku.
rioje buvo, regis, net septyni
asmenys.
Sake, kodel gi Lenkija isilei-
do is Americas kun. Kolbuch,
kuris ten iskilmingas pamaldas
laiko.
Amerika isileidzia atvaziuoti
simtus tukstanciu, O neleido tik
devyniQ. Komunistiniai kras-
tai isileido tik viena ir jau la
bal giriasi. AS noriu paklaus-
tt, kada komunistai isileis ap-
bent tokiam skaiciui
amerikieciu, kick Amerika ne
isileidO? X. NJ, Chicago, III.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
CHAPTER VIII

Owing to a broken axle caused BY
an upset, the stage was nearly two
hours late at Black Butte. Sheriff
Hart arrived about the same time
and after he had eaten joined the
usual forum on the porch of the post
office.
Roam Afford spoke. "Cal didn't
used to be fool, not when knew
him. How does he explain the dou-
BILE tracks, Nate?"
Suggests the killer may have
come up Box Canyon either before
or after him, and that the footprints
just happen to run parallel course
on Johnson's Prong"
TOO thin" 1t was Turkeys harsh
voice again. "The tracks ran side
by side quite ways"
Out of sight but close to the win
dow. Ellen listened intently. This
was not a private conversation, but
talk in an open forum for all to hear.
Turkeys bullying voice took up the
thread. "You fellows are too soft.
He was on the ground right after
the killing and found the body. Later
he rode up the canyon with another
guy, probably the fellow who fired
the shot, and claims he was alone
because he dassent give his side
kicks name. When seen on the
mesa he was carrying a rifle. Put
those facts together and it spells
guilt"
The whiting cowboy closed his
jack knife and threw away the piece
of pine. He rose and stretched him
self. "Tll say this, boys. Mr.. Ter
ry can't get away from that double
set of footprints. They tie a rope
round his neck, or leastways they
had ought to. l never did like him.
He's too high and mighty for me-"
He walked toward the hitch-rack
to get his horse, but pulled up in
his stride to listen to a new voice
which had cut into the talk, a clear
contralto throbbing with indignant
scorn.
Ellen had come out to the porch
and was standing in the doorway.
Since you don't like him, Yorky,
OF course he ought to be hanged. He
must be the assassin because he |
didn't want Diamond Reverse B |
stock stolen and was the man who |
discovered Jim fellows body. And |
ii somebody rode up the canyon
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
Busy Fish Spins Nest;
Reors Young Himself

The little male stickleback is only
three to four inches long, but he's
an active fish. He builds a cylin-
drical nest of reeds and seals all
openings but one by means of
threads secreted by the kidneys.
Then he seeks out a female and
induces her to deposit eggs in the
conical opening, after which he
drives her away. After the eggs
hatch, the male destroys the nest
and rears the young himself.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02

and then got to the canyon for his
getaway" rasped Turley.
''Mr. Terry didn't act like a guilty
! man. He wanted me to examine the
rifle to make sure it hadn't Just been
fred"
Hart jumped at that like terrier
at rat. why did he do that? I'm
less he was covering up-building
evidence for himself"
Because of something l said"
"And the rife-could you tell if it
had just been fired?"
II didn't look"
"You didn't see anybody else
there at any timer"
All of the men were watching FL
len closely. She could see that their
interest was keen-edged This would
be talked over at every ranch in
the county. People would wonder
what she was doing alone with Cal
houn Terry in canyon so little fire..
quented.
Nobody else" she said. Before
l came out of the canyon the killer
had slipped away in the brush. Mr..
Terry rode up the canyon with me
because he thought the killer might
have slipped into the gorge and he
was afraid to have me go alone. He
felt I might be in danger, since the
assassin couldn't know I had not
been witness"
ut knocks out the theory of his
having an accomplish there with
him." the sheriff said. I'm much
obliged to you, Cousin Ellen, for
saving me lot of work. l won't
have to try to run down fellow
that doesn't exist
There's point there that tells
against Terry, though" Hart add
ed. when he reported finding Jim |
fellows body that looked like the
action of an innocent man. Now we
know he was discovered close to the
spot and had to frame a story to
protect himself"
1--WE don't know any such thing"
Ellen differed. IF he is innocent
he didn't have to frame story. All
ne had to do was to tell the truth.
Which is what he did,"
She turned and walked swiftly into
The post-office.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
Lice Inflict Heavy
Damage on Cattle
DDT Treatment Cuts
High Winter Losses

Lice are injurious to all types o.
cattle. Animals produce less mea
and milk if lice are unchecked
Young animals and poorly-nour.
| ished old animals suffer most from
lice.
The winter season Is the time lice
are bad on cattle. The louise popula-
ton builds up then. DR.. Harold
Gunderson, extension entomologist
at Iowa State college, says one louise
unchecked in fall means 1000 the
following March.
For lice control on cattle, DOT is
being used successfully. Early in
fall, before cold weather arrives, it
is mixed with water and sprayed
on the animals. After cold weather
comes, a DOT dust is recommended.
Farmers are being advised to use
dust containing 10 per cent DOT.
Some Of the powdered louise killers
on the market contain less than 10
per cent DOT, but have other eff
fective insecticides combined with
the DOT.
The rotenone dusts recommended
for cattle grub control can be used
for lice control. Usually they are
diluted for lice, to cover greater
area and reduce the cost. For in |
stance, one pound Of cattle grub
lust containing III per cent rote-
lone can be mixed with two pounds
II flour to make an effective louise
iller.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
IL Striking Stony

An American League umpire
named Jack Kerns had a phobia
against calling games. No matter
how dark it got, Kerns felt that a
ball game was nine innings or
more. One day when Kerns refused
to call game, the pitcher in des-
peration huddled with his catcher
and whispered, ''Listen, you keep
the ball in your mitt. I'll wind up
and pretend to throw it. You pop
it into your glove as though you'd
caught it."
There were two strikes on the
batter. The pitcher went through
his motions the catcher popped his
mitt. "Strike three and out!" bel
lowed Kerns.
"Strike?" screamed the batter.
"Why that ball was two feet out
side!"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
And Easy To Learn

N/HO gets all the attention at
w parties? The person who
keeps the crowd amused, OF
course! And how better to enter
tain than by telling fortunes.
Deck yourself in colorful turban and
dangling earrings, and be crystal-gazer.
Or there are nine thrilling ways of telling
fortunes by cards.
And don't overlook the tea leaves, dice
dominoes and of course horoscopes. Ali
tAese methods explained in our booklet
Your Fortune" to Weekly Newspaper
Service. 243 West 18th ST., New York II,
N. Y. Print name, address with zone,
booklet title and No. IS.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
ASK Me .
80" ANOTHER
A General Quiz
The Questions

l. The Romans had an ORGANIZED
system of shorthand as far bacR
as what year?
2. Where was the last shot OF the
Civil war fired?
3. Chinook winds are peculiar
to what region?
a. How often do quintuplets &C.
cur?
S. What does mountebank mean?
6. Who was the first woman to
land from the Mayf1ower?
7. Coffee was first introduced in
to France in what year?
8. For every ten people IN the
United States there are how many
phones?
9. How many American families
have at least one member who
plays a musical instrument?
10. When was the name of the
royal family of England changed
from House of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha to House of Windsor?
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
The AnsLUers

1. In 63 B. G.
2. At Palmetto ranch, Texas, on
May IS, 1865, more than a month
after Lees surrender at Appomat-
toX.
8. Pacific northwest.
4. Once in about rs, 100000 times.
S. An imposter.
6. Mary Chiffon.
7. In 1862.
8. Two telephones.
9. 66.3 per cent. The piano is the
favorite.
10. In 1917.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02
New Chemical Utilized
For Grasshopper Poison

Research men at various state
colleges after trying benzene hexa-
chloride, chemical discovered in
Europe and brought to this country
for experimental use as grass.
hopper poison, believe it is the best
thing yet discovered for hog mango.
as well as grasshopper control. The
compound is wettable powder that
can be used as either a spray or dip
for hogs and is sold under various
trade names.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-02

an average of 1000 carloads of po-
tatoes are handled annually. Many
thousands of tons Of other vegeta-
bles also pass through this yard.
The yard is the central market
ing point for potatoes, which come
in from virtually every state in the
union. Dealers and brokers assem-
BILE in the yard each day before
dawn to buy, sell or reconsign an
average OF $4,000 bushels daily. The
Wood street yard is far cry from
the wooden platform which served
as terminal years ago.