The sourdough clut.,>^r at the
home of i ’s. <fncdr,ras3 for
their FClu usv’v”meeting , They wi 11
meet with Mrs- Rex. Loue.gha.1 Ms. rob
9th., if weather and. roada per t • .11.
If the re d.3 are bad, rdief ’ will
meet in town at lira. K. Tkuxtu ’ s..
The a:*n of the Scan:lourh. club for
the year a to sen r i* for the
’’Fount a .in of youth1* hr the fj tryfi
Way.. They hop; to help forrulste
an Alaskan ’nutritional pier. Lm’
lea rnl ny r o u.t r2 i::o t *. 0 i h i 3 a t
home. her examp J e : I- it • ov:ly
black cut-ton* , rhlr-V smells to
high hear on. i» reputed to have
more vit;r r..J ns than ci ant ? ;iu3ce.
The jv.ict r° rose th p3 , mixed v j th
the ;] ui < of b la ok e ur r or t a ri 11
make jelly or a drink rich in vita
mins . Re ct:rrent jv.ioe and rasp
berry ju cc are also good substi
tutes for shipped in juices.
RUSSIA GETS IMMENSE SUPPLIES
FT CM TI T: UTIT TED STATES
A recent OWT release states that
in the 1-st l5 -norths, Russia has
beer sup] .or with 2,0 .>0 plane .,
3,200 to:ia run 81.000 up' l:, nary
mot cr "/•. iz. -lcs« England has sent
2, £ OC r, a nk s a n 0 0,0;; 0 p la. r, s s ch: ? _ ry
this tjj.ic. toe. This umc-ou!> eerily
accounts f or part of the wonderful
show-lii^ it the fjgfct i.ng I rent - I"-*.,
we are going; tc srir them a *vt o.f
food nle.). A:-bonding to one art
icle, the shipnenvs Oroi the U S.
and England arc ^rly part of the
immense supplies needed.
U,S. Offjcials atlll contend that
at least ton and cre-half million
men chav id be in the armed service
by the e.r! of 1244. This will be
about one our. of’ “very thirteen.
Germany, rltan and Russia have a
bout one man out of every ter. ir
service r ilc^e married men and
non-defonso workers will h^'-e to
be called :o reach the yuotr set.
Farmers rre to be he]per*, by
the Food ri od'jcticv. Aom. .lOoord1r.g
to Ajri i *■ A1 eural Sec~v tary V/i ckar. •,
a sum of • AO-to* b23 million. do].] -
W3 Las b^ .i m^ie n\i>■ liable, in ad
dition to the f^nds already proving
'd, or a 5/' basis for the mi
time loans.
*
WANTED-.,. .Baby buggy. Must be
in good stu pe. See M^s. Leluc, or
call at the Settler Office after
Tuesday.
The 7/:-<r Manpower Commission, has
libs ra.'.i:*eo tne requirements for
a/^ri deferments to an ei&ht
point basis, from too original six
teen. for 3pc-3ial'. cases. It is up
| or. the Local Boards to decide the
Good nows for our local citizens,
fanned Sslncn will be available
fere feom the warehouses situated
in iilaska. a.-d, if anyone located
j-1 the Colony, didn't ^et all of the
canned so.'.non that they desjred in
too years before the War, they can
' ill up now. DON'T ChO’.VD.
I
•! Our health Nurse, Miss Rose Gural
jniek, gaTro a very interesting and
!instructive tali; to the Parent
Tea eh errs Association, at the month
ly Meeting held last Monday evening,
'■•vo (j*can-sec' the nutritional values
of loan, inC explained the facts
f O’-nc. in tne survey conducted in the
jat;.ool lost fall.
r ■ ■ *
The Local iJnit of the Territorial
pu ~d :r. no Id . a r3rr.ee at the
fJ>. oam’ ;y L\id 11 criurri on Saturday,
t' j -.'uar r liOrh* This rill be a Wa sh
plh'on 3 VA rtnday Junto, and the
fxcehleio "A piece band will play
is 7c r.eliked in Palmer,
done and join the crowd..
Wc understand that another roman
ce is crc-opint up on the dormitory,
and * hat the waddinw bells are be
ing tuned for the joyful bliss of a
: weddirig,
•il*
i
I The MSarge" has peddled his nice
bar and is walking again, 7/e had
jhopes that the car would lead to
[the subjection of the "Surge”; but
lour ho.ior were in vain, and, with
iconyetitlor. being what it is in this
ra^t oi coo country, it looks like
l.b.:rn will be no weeding bells for
the ‘'Surge.'*
I . *
i
! •Oserr Kerfculla is taking a voca
tion Ai: s weak; and, if he gets the
he*.;-rig Ji.-sed up, ho v;iil be able to
show some well de/eioped “muskles*1
by the- ur.6 ol the week.
W
! The funeral, for Mrs. Ira Diess,
fur-marly Myrtle Childers.,was held
! Thursday at the Valley Mission.
The Reverend Herman Beyer conduct
ed the serviers. Internment was in
the Palmer Cemetery.