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The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
7th and 9th Grade News

This past week the 7th Grade started studying Africa in Geo. graphy. In Health the 7th and 9th Grades are studying how food is digeSted. Next week a final re- view will be started in English & History. We almost completed work in Spelling and final test will be coming up soon.
 Last Monday the 7th and 9th Grades had an interesting arith- metic class. MT. Beeberman, high school Math teacher, demonstrat- ed the workings of electricity. Tuesday afternon the 7th and 9th Grades were invited up to the assembly room of the high school for the presentation of gold bas- ketballS to the basket ball team. Clarence Willoya, 8 thGrader, al so received a gold basketball.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
Air War" Hidden By Clouds and-Or- Red Taps.

AIR WAR - By the Associated Press-The Pacific Northwest'S "Air War" was hidden today be- hind clouds and-or-red tape.
 A number of participating planes estimated at "more than 20"- still were grounded early today at the Spokane Army air base. Where they are bound - or when was not disclosed by base of ficers who said security regula- tions forbid giving out inform ation.
 Air Force headquarters in Wash ington, D.C., disclosed plans for the Week-long test of Northwest Air Defenses Wednesday night. The announcement said the man. euvers were to have gotten under way early yesterday. Bad weather however, held up the start.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
NEW CHANGES IN RENT LAW GIVES TENANT SO DAYS

No tenant need surrender pos session of any controlled housing accommodation until at least 60 days after receiving a written mo- tice from his landlord, under an important new provision of the 1948 Rent Law, which was amour ced here late this week. The only exceptions to this so day time limit are cases where tenants have not paid rent, are creating nuisance or otherwise violat- ing the obligation of their ten ancy. Time limit for eviction in such instances is governed by To- cal law.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30

of good tools and incentive in- vestments. Today sour corpora tions are retaining smaller pro- fits that may be turned into tools. In 1946, though it was the best year on record, manufacturing establishments averaged only 5 cents profit (use of tools) out of the sales dollar. The corporation average was less than that. We must not forget the importance of tools. We need profit, for pro- fit means tools.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
DIR. MILO FRITZ MAKES HOME IN ANCHORAGE

Dr. Milo Fritz, eye, ear and nose specialist, who passed through Nome last summer and checked the school children, arrived in Alaska this week to establish a practice in Anchorage
 He was accompanied by his wife and two children. He is the only specialist in his particular field in the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
Girl Scout News

The meeting was called to or der by the president, Ruth Eager strom. We said the pledge to the Flag and the Girl Scout Promise.
 We discussed the proper way to wear our uniform. You should never wear any kind of jeWelry with the uniform. It is all right to wear a watch though. We should always look neat and remember that the things we say and do while in uniform reflect on all Girl Scouting. The chosen color for the tie of our troop is yellow.
 May 1st is our troops birthday. All girls in our troop must re-reg- ister before that date. The girls first joined in 1945.
 Geraldine taught us a game called "Over and Under" She earned a Second Class point for the Sports and Games field.
 We all worked on our Sewing Badge. At the next meeting we are to bring something of our own to mend.
 Margie brought us samples of date bars which she had made for her Cooking Badge. They were very good.
 We formed our friendship ring said the laws, sang Taps and the meeting was adjourned.
 Alice Miller
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
HANCOCK TEACHER AGNES SCHLOSSER ENDS TERM

Agnes Schlosser teacher from Haycock, arrived yesterday hav- ing completed the school term. She is leaving son for Fairbanks but plans to return to Haycock to teach next year.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30
Friday. April 90. l948.
w. HENRY ULLRICH IS IN HOSPITAL. APPENDECTOMY

William BilD Herny Ullrich, Deputy US. Marshal, was taken to the hospital last evening and operated upon for acute appendi- citis. He is reportel getting along nicely today.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-30

An investment is something taken on hope.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
AVIATION.

PIPER CUB JIG, 4O-h:p, recently re.
licensed; best offer. vi. 5106 or agent
LEAR. H. 4. N. NJ +. r. LII, with loop, DIR,
battery operated with 350l crystal phones
and nike $50 also Taylor sirphone s,,,
these sets extremely light weight oW.
TAYiIoRcRAFr FLYING CLUE MEM
bsrships open. $50 entr. fee. Call EN-.
slssSs hsnssrsa. a'u new '' condition. 81 1850 $50
foRcE6 FOR fS 70 0sI SELL my share in Luscombe
Flying Club. Call Elk. 660s Sun. or
4 H0aS15 AND Z MECHANIC wanted. and seod
fabric worker; Boz 2l2-J, star. IL
E sss ri St.
sss ssSa :'s'sFehs II SpR fpd 81 ST.
CESSNA CLUB-Now flying new 100
{. n 4. MARTIN IgfI In immsdisssis ss spruce osss
FOR sALE-Hail-dsm.sed stimson sM-
"a; Inspect @ and make oner' HYDE FIELD
IkcouST is.s; 10. ~ time; re-, starter; ssat...
FIELD. Riverdaie. Nd. eali uN. I441. I'll
WANTED-2 or . unlicensed Cubs. with
or without engines. SPRINGFIELD AIR
YoUR PIPER DEALEB offers the amaz-
ing new .4-place airpiane at the lowest
price Of 4-piaee airplanes; new Vagabond
side-by side model, 81 800: also bargains
in used planes. Cessna. Luscomb, Ercoupe,
J-3; reas. See at the nearest pvt. airport
TO downtown Wash. WARRINGTON VA.
AIRPORT. PA. 1925. Ill
NEW INDIVIDUAL + HANGARS for rent.
HYDE FIELD. Spruce 06Ss
matte proDellers. $1,000.
Twin-engine Cessna. excel. 5-passenser
executive transport, extra fuel tank, mark
tion, Q extra engines; sacrifice, $500.
Ply the new StinSou station wagon.
YALl9 CHURCH AIR PARK. "a. 29se.
10
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

FINE LARGE GRAY MARE. good for rid
ing, work and breeding: sell reasonably.
W: C. GRAIN, TELEGRAPH I'd, Alev. TIE.
GOAT-Large, dehorned brush goat. gen
pe> tie pet. viii work; Vienna 15-W-l1. 49,,
skoop MARE. registered; thoroushbred,
M yssrn % es IN 9t
Sr.ndyrins & II k1sTNES. ZEE: Aauase0 Md Phone
&ssfasSs oSly seesi ox als as4s chestnut
Yesterday, a beauty, finest quality; TB and
pToaa o own t. $500 is5
riiINro RIDING HORSE. ? yrs. old, ideal
T%o YoGSG Rfbsa HeGssEs on. dark
gray. 6-yr-old sI,i mare used by child; on Gne
sHEEP-outstandins yearlins, Potts-bred
GHRHhssEf Esn hEAhss FA ssss iof sale. to fresh
With VI l Papers. phons Herndoa oaiii 4oeWs' %g''0
10 TONS Of excellent t. new @ bsiled rye straw.
@ Ton, VS. Va. vi Telephone Lorton S 14Fi4. If ''a
SHORTHORNS. registered; 2 young cows,
one fresh heavy mixer. two bred heifers,
2 9,d years rH otd; q one young BULL b months
HAVE FINE COLTS ready for the saddle
Need training. Will exchange riding priv
ileges for the year to good trainer. to take
over. W; G. GRAIN, Telegraph I'd. Alex
FRESH REG. GUERNSEY, third calf.
5-GAITED GELpiSG PoSY, 8 yrs. 12M
hands, back with white trim; show pros
pect; experienced child or woman rider.
sfeseixilis sTocKEs AND ANp FEEDER cArrLE-oo
to $50 pounds. Any amount; reasonably
HUNTER PRosPEcTGchhestnut mare. 4
years old, le hands, good conformation;
PONY. small, beautiful black and white
plete with saddle and bride. See q,
FRdsMArER FR' sTaA STABLE 20l4 G st: LIs Nv"
GUERNSEY COW, end calf any day now
WILL BOARD SMALL GENTLE PONY In
exchange for use by 9.year.old boy, or will
good home on farm, Box 65-J, Star. Ii
RIDING HORSE with female colt; also rub.
ber-tired buggy. STANLEY STILES, Shady
Grove rd. Phone. Gaithersburg 7S1-W3
TWO HORSES, both, gentle, have beer
shown by child; can Jump; priced reason.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K St. NV, ME
O0S9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
POULTRY FOR sALE-white King
pigeons. 2 electric brooders and one
elst elsstrie insubatoE Sligo 1896, ii
Reds, or Red Rock crosses. HY. O226
o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham. Md. IL
20 HENS, 1 VI. old, 4 " to 5 Id. average;
12 BARRED ROCK PULLETS, 3 mo- old,
S1.75 each; % New England Cross pullets,
2 mo. old. Sl.45 each. Good layers for
CAPITOL CHICKERY, 11O2 Bladensburs
rd. ne. will be discontinued July 10. All
future business will be at Capitol Hatchery.
1235 Kenilworth ave. ne, VI. 1858. Open
daily, am. to Z pm. Hatching every
WHITE WHITE KING PIGEONS, SIS Dr., or $500
for lis pair. FA 1900.
WHITE KING PIGEONS. reasonable. Semi
nary I'd, l mi. south Of Baileys Crossroads
on Washington St MRS. ROBERT L.
DOVE Call FA 1912
Evening star., 1948-07-11
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, black, male, l yr-,
Axe registered; sire, Try-Cob's All Out
who is son OF champion, Tryzeob's Candi.
dam, R. and L. Tyetta, daughter of Try
cobs and Try-cob's Strawberry Pie; S1O0.
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe registered cham
pion sired; both sexes; reasonable. WA
COCKER PUPPIES lovely females. 1
lated; lated elisble Axe: very YER: " reas.: also I
Doberman pinscher puppy, months. Call
fdR SGsS saas snd and Sa
also red male stud service suaranteed;
4: CARLY 81 20 East st. So So, 6alpsesf'
COCKER sf4NIEL PUPPIES, 2 females,
Champion dh es Stock speea price maze
IA months old AT. 5171. 323 18th ne.
SHIPPING CRATE for dogs. 24x32x42: ex-
pertly made; used only once. GE. 42S2.
CoLLiE, beautiful, purebred, female, sable
bons; wonderful around children; Ss5. .GE.
1882. III Oglethorpe st. NV. Ill
Dscsd fo aese euepe ees ss
siss SEsMaN isly'sf a ID vks Old
well bred; reasonably priced. ia. 1853.
Axe reg; reasonably priced. Phone ia.
COCKER PUPS, pureOred. 2 males, i te-
whelped :2sth April; negotiated, de.
A'Ss as = member 81 i,%!S
GElss GEkMsS sSf fHek PUPPIES male and
kHsNEls. tsnssi AKf Kf 1853 Essi'fersd. FRANk0slA
Toy, MANcHEsTER, terriers, half prize:
registered; small type waterloo R22:,W2
Trader bloedlines; sired BY 1913 Futurity
pAcHsHuSD rUfPIEs: INA male !. and s,.mn,ss female;
Gunther v Marienlust Also champion at
GHaHRHS stgd RhHns Al15 Toy aGs1N MANCHESTER PUP.
FPHsiA FPHARps TRz tsE s0fs so
es5aRf SoGRfR Nj sfaIiEI ShSne pufpIEs bc. Axe
inoeulated. wormed; Ny own Brucie.
TTsdsT 6IS9dinss sired by ls4s futurt'
pedfsred; DR? viPsin s 1 does for laboratory paT-
CHOW SENS dHSMS PsPRss gEPRsE ehsmDPen cIs4Psv
Boy, grapddaushtsr On; My MS oyyns Brueis u,;s:
By ch; Porter's Red Rogue. bun. ss5 up.
WELSH TERRIER, 2. $, ..,, very ,sas ss.ssas.lve M
PETER PAN KENNELS, call operator for
sss blood ns IL:
Dial operator for Marlboro 9sl1. v,,
no; give to ssss Wiz sssrsn o4s Kitten
VIE VIE FOX sAi iTEaRssRIERs, msies, i / female,
Axe registered: PETEE PAN KENNELS.
Cali operator for Marlboro ee11.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS, latest model equipment;
reasonable rates. Phone HI. 1924. lis
BULLDOZER, new T. D. Is, with operator
for hire or contract excavating, gradlng,
land clearing. FA. 1860. a.
HOSPITAL BED for rent. 1424 Monroe
St NV, Columbia 6515.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
TRUCK CRANE, 4o-ft. boom. specializing
in heavy freight unloading, concrete work
and steel setting. OV. 6269, TE 7Q19.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

APT. SIZE GAS RANGE, good condition
reasonable; Hotpoint washer. good run run
stand and faucets; rollaway bed with
mattress SH, 5g21. .,ov,p ,,oucrop
300 watt, fl lens, carrying case and 4
films; exec. cond. $50. Call NO. 9272.
RUMMAGE SALE = Some furn.. rugs,
wearing apparel, some things new. 2727
WANTED by private party before Sept. !.
matched furniture for 1-bedroom apt
WfkcoS-GAT VII siS kEcoRDIo, console; SIS
Dupont 6574.
FOR SALE-Home Comfort coal or wood
Separator and 4is-cu. 1T. General Electric
refrigerator. Route so, . mi west Fair
fax, Is mi. south Pender on Pender-Legato
rd G F PULLEY, Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
FARM and GARDEN.

BALER. AcRup, John Deere, practically
nsso nsso Trailer truck, steel body, ton. DI
MeCoRMIcK- -DEERrNG a-horse riding
horse moWe5; T., . R6PPERT' iosi FL st.
SOP SOB FOR FOR s2LE-About 10 acres Of fns
sod; 91a miles from District line. s225
PAwSs. Pff sS5e GARbFss AiRtSn ses Seasonal mainse
work, drainage system. EN- 0377. lis
DEM9 Nc, R0IoTaL1ER ERR neX Ea5Tsnty s19e
Lovely african vfoLEiTs 70 bring Joy
az and beauty iRtS y19F G9me phSne
available Phone To. sss4. Open sana.ss: vs.
EoTo 70 TILLER, Retoetts: chorsmasts. gar
DEsss SssAERsiE fSSss sss eo;
NV VALUES AAEEkasGe ea 74G
Pipe maRcUeo aaTsRss ~ a5ss fnas ei ssqSsT.
TOP SON FOR SALE for lawn or garden
1ss;,. Use; 2.yd. load. SO; s,yd. load. S12.5o,
sPRaYfNG, sfG FksE sE sEMo1AINow sa is tn.
tion for Japanese beetle attack; also
free esma eass ea sH tss saa on TR
FORESTRY SERVICE CoNTRAcToRs-
Tree pruning. feeding, cavity work. cabling
traansplantinS apPnn M snd % Lawn work NE. 4957. 12'
bp to p9" o p disc rs nsE sater DoWer sVn
mowers: movers sharpened; tractors re.
paired. los No West St, Alex, Va. Open
81 Sat NTY I'D sun to 5 pm.
LaNpscAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting
waited; tree work, 1agstone walks, cement
walks and driveways. W. c. WALKER
si-iN. CASE TBREsHING machine. 500;
! dump rake. $e5. N. A. WHEELER, Ma
BiTsDsi BiRD BATHS, xT benches, vases flower boxe.
style: TR. 3so5. so4 D st. ne. W '''e u
PICKUP BALER. International. on rubber
with Motor and loader, wire tie; highest
bidder. Ashton 2126.
FOR SALE Bolen Huski 3-hp. garden
tractor with attachments. Telephone CHI
1922. except Sunday.
BEEs-25 BEE :, hives extra comb supers. with
TRACTORS-l Allis- Chalmers Model "B, ;
1 John Deere model IL; both in very
good condition. Alex. 1893.
COMBINE, International Harvester model
AR, in perfect condition; I have no need
for same, shame to let 1t sit up o. H
WILLIAMS. Sun. EN- S6S7: weekdays,
ToPsoiL, fertilizer, s5avel cinders in any
fit the pocketbook AK. 716O.
BULLDOZER, Incorporated, by contract
or hourlN rates AK. 7160.
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DObEhMhN-EElIc WluHCi, 10
space: 81 ats' must t's sell. sPRING BANK TRAILER
PARK, 81 Park dr., south Of Alexandria.
DoBERMAN PUPPIES, sired by Dictator.
All-time record sire of Champion. By En-
leror's DAUGHTER. EDW. W. T1BBoIT.
Cocker coi kIfsi PUPS. buff Axe registered beau.
ties; reasonable. See these before buying
at any price. Nc Wa; sods. sods ,on. .. nets
EvAkoFa Fkzk k1z1Ns 2RMs e fssa esne as D''
roy FOX TERRIERS. puppies, real toys,
$50 each. sos Holstein ave, Takoma PIX,
soxER PUrPfEs. ga mos Champ. Merry
Monarch arch Grandson's; Axe req; reas
BEAGLE. GLE at stud. exchange for nice pup
champion, Bales Lady and Bales Lad
as advertised in o HOUNDS .snd and Hunting and
sammy r and ieid champion KsIiekh9fgss
PATTY Ann ,.t. Isd to M, nce Has
game and has . very good voice. nice easy
aood bshes Ssss 81 .op rfa es s
bring him e bis lsdy friends Il reasonably
sSss d9skER III fyPs T4 os1o aa} blond rus. and ,.s
coekEE caS; II sraNiEL AMI PUPS, black, II !Es.;
fr x Nonas ss HHs' ssa un s'fst Hr sses as
Neweomb St; Sc. Sat. Sun, and ewes; II. Il.
sale: sire, Champion Dennis Of Longworth:
dam, Aseards Baldra Price. sloo' As-
RABBIT DOG for sale, 6 wks. old: Mr..
EDWARDS, Fairmont Hehts., Md. HI. g604
PUPPIES, Cocker Spaniels. Axe req;
also German Shepherd. purebred, wormed,
SO and S35. 81. 049S Sun; after pm
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, an colors
we deiiyesE Stud services also Gail
sMALL-sIZE FOX terrier puppies, g wks
old; male. 81; female, IS. Wo; 1904.
POODLES, INC, offers toy poodles sired
by nationally famous champion, master
piece; price from $3.50 on display BY
appt., at ARKAY KENNELS WA. 1904.
BEAGLE PUPS. 4 months Old, thoroueh-
bred, for sale. Phone Michigan 6o75
deliver SH 1853.
COCKER PUPPY male. black, axe. In
eSSS HSGI1sH Bull DoG, female. 8 mos.
sks AIRY RE shsTR9n 10 itssd ~ S,u, 20 y, x.ns!Rs. @
ton, Nd. Pi4 0662.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sIAMESE KITTENS. seal point; AcF regis
tered, lively youngsters; VIII grow up
beautiful pets: you will be proud to own;
reasonable. WA. 5009.
ROSEDERE CATS and toy dogs, Persian
and Sisuese. Pomeranians. Pekingese. Chi
huahuss, toy fox terriers, min. pinchers;
kssens oI puppies stId se5yISs eats 4as and
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES. one
male and one female. purebreds. Axe reg
istered: best offer. OR. 1854. III
oring and marking; $15-$35. Rockville
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES, s weeks old,
reg; Axe. , Gn Cal cH; 07a9; ;;,,, s.-s .o,lir Ill
vassbda aS INY puRPy BRAsa s SE re
BOSToN TERRIER PUPPIEs-These are
exceptional; also stud service. ia. 9S19.
COLLIE PUPPIES, golden sable, Axe regis
tered. males and females: reasonable price:
bred for quality and disposition. Call
sCoTTIES. brindle black 4 mos old; Axe
.sSTlsteEsaa Sd sna ssaI wormed small size reason
PAIR blue point siamese baby kittens,
pedisreed, registered Rosemere stock. Beau
BOARDING pig; clean; new runs; careful
Silver Spring 039s. -21
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, choice black show type;
Axe reg; also stud service. MacK1NNoN,
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer; air-conditioned kennels: pickup
WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn ave. wo O224
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
DRIVING A CAR is A GREAT
RESPONSIBILITY

Driving is not a right but a
privilege which can be revoked
for any good reason. Improved
roads and the increasing volume of
fast traffic have added to the re-
spOnsibility of every user of the
highway to conform to rules of safe
behaviour at all times. Your ser
vice station will see that the mech
anism of your car is in perfect
order but its general condition is
entirely dependent on the manner
in which, you, as the driver, treat
it while in use
There are many many rules to
guide you in the proper manner of
driving your car but their good to
you personally depends only upon
the extent of which you are willing
to observe them To heed one rule
and ignore another does not make
a good driver. The real drivers
traffic habits include care, courtesy
and common sense and a workable
knowledge of traffic rules and regu-
lations; the foundation of safety.
Your service station operator is
more than willing to help you with
your driving prOblems-CLACK'S
SERVICE, L. J. Brown, Prop.
Cpd. adv
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
Development Of Atom Bomb
Brings Many New Problems

Acute irradiation injury, such as
accompanied the bombing of Hir-
oshima and Nagasaki, will affect
old and young alike and will know
no economic barriers, says DR.. j.
CARROT Allen, of the University of
Chicago.
Speaking on Care of Persons
Exposed to Radiation" DR.. Allen
stated that the wounded NAV be-
come prey to all types of disease
and epidemics as the result of the
development of the atomic bomb,
and the practical development of
atomic materials.
Nutrition becomes a severe prob
lem beginning a few days after ex-
posture, as Inflammation and swell
ing of the intestinal tract prevent
food absorption. The loss of body
protein, through increased tissue
breakdown, may seriously deplete
the body'S protein reserves. Blood
and plasma transfusions at the pres
ent seem to offer the best solution
to this problem.
"Hemorrhage is also a serious
complication" the professor assert
ed. 1T can at least be partially con-
trolled by the antiheparin drugs"
DR.. Allen, with co-workers at AL
bert Merritt Billings hospital at
the University of Chicago, discov-
cred the effectiveness Of a CONNER
cial dye, toluidine blue, in stopping
hemorrhage.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
Detecting Old Eggs

Magic of BLACK light" can detect
an old egg quicker than you can
crack one, Westinghouse tests show.
Trapped in the invisible ultraviolet
rays of black light, the guilty sus-
pect shows up purple while a really
fresh egg glows scarlet. The outer
shell of a hens egg and its protein
covering are fluorescent, which
makes the egg glow more brightly
under ultraviolet than a colored
Easter egg. Presumably the color
switch occurs when oxidation causes
a chemical change in the shell, ex-
plain lamp engineers. Ordinarily,
unrefrigerated eggs kept under av-
erage temperature and humidity
turn gradually from scarlet fuores-
cence to purple in eight to ten days.
Properly refrigerated eggs retain
their freshness and scarlet huores-
cence longer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
SENIOR w. S. c. S. MET WITH
MRS. S. A. RASMUSSEN

The Senior W. S. c. S. met at
the home of the president Mrs
5. A. Rasmussen on Wednesday,
December / The meeting was
opened by repeating the Lords
Prayer in unison Twenty
members responded to roll cali. Re
ports of various committees were
given including the bazaar and
food sale by Hulda Gehrke. The
proceeds of this sale were very
gratifying to those who had worked
50 diligently for its success.
Margaret Stearns gave the lesson
on China in the absence of Rev.
StearnS. The Christmas party was
then discussed and committee ap-
pointed. 1t will be held at the home
Of Mrs Myrtle Yaple on the even
ing of December Is, and a good
time is assured.
Gifts of toys were brought by
the ladies for the orphans at the
home in Helena. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
WOMEN OF MOOSE TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual W o. T. NJ. Christ
mas party is to be held December
10 at co-worker Warmers home. All
are requested to come and be sure
to bring a soc exchange gift and
also gift for your pal with your
name included. Pot luck lunch will
be served.
Senior Regent Thompson pre-
sided at a meeting of the W.O.T.M.
November l6 Sixteen members
were present It was decided to-
serve turkey banquet to the Mod
ern Arts Club, December II. There
was to be no sewing circle until
after Christmas. A speech by Inez
Ratekln on National Book Week
was enjoyed by all A delicious
lunch was served by co-workers
Nina Fraser and Darlene Olson.
The December 2 meeting opened
with eleven members present. Co.
workers are going to Troy to in
stitute an auxiliary lodge Dec. Is.
It was decided to hire a bus and
all officers to 60 and as many more
as cares to go. Co-worker Mable |
Johnson was appointed on the !
Christmas Committee ANY sug- |
gestions for the program will be |
welcomed. Co-workers decided to
help the Girl Scout Troop fix
Christmas basket They can also
use the haN once a week for meet
ngs.
Cookbooks were distributed to
hose that ordered them. A no.
hostess dinner was enjoyed at the
Surprise Cafe. Bring pot luck to
he next meeting December 10
Pub. Comm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09

fcreaceS between the members 81
! the group are in their crystal struc-
ture rather than their chemical
composition Kyanite occurs IN long
bladed crystals, blush along the
center and white along the mar
gins. 1t IS heavier than quartz. The
crystals can be scratched with a
knife cr0SsWlSe but not lengthWise
AndaluSlte usually occurs in dark
c0l0rod pUlSmatlC CRYSTALS nearly
square IN cross section It is as
hard as quartz and considerably
heavier Silllmanite occurs in sIcn-
der crystals and massive forms. Tho
massive form, when Weathered, may
resemble Weathercd white quartz
but is much heavier Massive silli-
mantle, when broken. shows a feltcd
on somewhat fIbrous structure in
stead Of the CLASSY fracture of
quartz. Dumortierite occurs in IL
brouS TO columnar aggregates of
bright blue or greenIsh blue color.
1t IS as hard as and heavier than
quartz.
These minerals are converted by
calclnatlon to mixture of mullite /
silica glass Mullite is both heat /
and shock resistant and retains its
electrical insulating properties at !
nigh temperatures Porcelains de- |
rived from this group resist cor
roslon by fluxes and gases. have
small expansion properties and a
high melting point
Deposits of kyanite and silliman-
tie accur in the rolling foothills
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-09
MONTANA PRoSPECToRs

% addition b their never ceasine
ie4.la Ter gold SILVER. copper and
.'-e better known metals. Montana
f4oSpcctors are urged 10 keep their
eyes open for members of the sill
mantle group Of minerals because
p me steady market possibilities
.t5" available This is only one OF
eo,,. lesser SHOWN minerals now
[r.i, i'1 mo lheW own which are
worth the prospcctor's time
~. e.-o- |, u is pointed out by the
i1.. .'.-.'.4 9u1eau Of Mines and Geo