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0LUME VI
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS-
BEACH, GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, FEB. 12th, 1942
NUMBER 20
New Type Farm
Loans Available
To FSA Clients
A new type of farm 'loan and a
streamlined Farm ,Security Adminis-
tration program for more food pro-
duction was announced today by Wal- =
er O. Christenen. Billin2s and Gel- _m
den Valley FSA supervisor.
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"Farm Security has been placed on I
a war-time footing and from now
i
on every effort will be for the in- B
creased production of focctstuffs so []
vital to winning the war," said Mr.
hristnsen. I
"Our job is going to be .to help !
all of our borrower families to pro-
dee rare food, and also to extend
ot lam and facilities to many
her small farmers who can hep,
and who lve .previously not ,been
"eligible for our program.
"To do this, ¢e have ethnlnated a
great deal of red ape and have re-
vised our procedure to save all poes-
ible time. In addition, yea have in-
stituted, among other .things, a special
FOod or Freedom loan up o $500
for .the purpose of +helping farmers
get started right now n production."
All FSA families in Golden Valley
and Billings Counties will be asked
to revise their ,farm ,plans to include
additional food productlon Mr. Christ-
en,sen said. He emphasized that Farm
Securi.ty goals are superimposed on
the national goals set for all farm-
ers.
"larm C'curity ill lend h ex- I
_Inained , up to $5(}0 to farmers now l
no in the . - •
. pr%.am, and in SOlne In- roll
stances previously ineligible. Tel I =
group will include elderly eounles,
farm laborers farmers with sma']
units and in some cae's people we:k-
ing in town but having rural lands
aVailable 'for crops or livestock. In
addition FSA will make calf-hen-
sow and garden loans to young people
in farm families.
Broader emphasis will be placed
on the co-op loan program, Mr.
Christern said. with rtictpation
loans .available for hullzling or ex-
alun of cheese factories, milk and
egg drying plats, storage and ware-
house facilE`ties for food, and repair
of machinery.
Expansion of the FSA umdical pro-
gram for low-income farm families
Will be urged. Mr. Christensen said,
to improve the health of ,these fami-
lies and thus insure their abi:ity
to carry the heavy war production
load.
"'Farm Security is he agency, ch-
arged With the welfare of these ami-
lies," said Mr. Chrisensen. "and is
also the agency with the mans and
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THUMBS UP FOR BONDS AND STAMPS! This war
l ost r, illustrating how Americans can help the air forces to
[] 'victo y, is being displayed in the windows of 500,001) of the
. Nation's reNil tores where Defense Stamps-in denomina-
tions from 10 ents to $,--are being sold. This is one of a
. series of human-interest posters being prepared to remind4 •
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Beach ldepen- iYoung Wibaux
dents Win One I Couple Married
Lose 0no In Wk. Last Thursday,'7--bruary 5th, two
[well known young folks from the)
-- :Yates vicinity between each and Wi-
The Beach Independen lost and baux, quietly slipped o Gland•re and
won one game during the past week l were there married ,by the jstice of•
When tley met and defeated te Gol- the peace. They were Rex Knight and|
va Independents here las week DY Miss Ludvlra Boohreier.
a score of 35 to 37 and on Monday The bride is the daughter of Mr.,
evening dropped a fast game to the and Mrs. iTmund Bochneier. and is i
edora ouga Riders 46 to 41. a graduate of the Wibaux high sch-
In the Gola game the visitors eel with the class of 1941. The groom
held a lad mos all the way through is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
the contes and the score ws tied K.ght.
at 35 all with 'onds o play when 'Ilhe newlyveds plan to live on a
Vic Hilden scored bhe winning baskets farm in the ]tver Hill nelh,bor-
for the locals, hood. Best wishes are extended to
capacities for helping them. We have
been given the responsibility for help-
ing them .to ,boos our food produc-
tin and this n,w program is drawn
for that purpose."
Mr. Christensen .pointed out that
Increased food production must come
from the small farmer who for war-IMedora center taking scoring
• us reasons ha rmt operated at full lwtth 33 points for his team. Jones
• :Strength. hb big, eKicint farm units was again high for Beach with 14.
are 9reducing al)ut tl lhey can pro- During the half time several match-
duce, he said but the libtle farm can es between local boxers afforded the
produce more. spectators some real entevtainmert.
The Farm Security Billings and
GOlden Valley county councils Mr.
hrisnsen said, will be called on to
render more service in the emergency
by helping ISA .to work more closely
Wth its families and with the pub-
lic. The council members are, for
GOlden ValIey county: Frank A. Dy-
kins, VIrs. Edna W. Hammond. John
P. Jordan. 'Mrshall F. Miller St.,
Clyde F. Poller, L. B.. Reager, Corge
I. Lee and Mrs. Faith Menke.
For Billings county: Emil Strand
Jones, of Beach, was high point
man of the game with 16 points and
'Madison lead his team with 12 points.
The Monday evemng game was ra-
ther clos? Uhroughout with Stroebe,
honors
Young Babcock and Billy Hale put
on te first match with the second
one bebween "Tufty" Grove and "Bat"
Goodale.
The next Independent game hes not
been scheduled as yet but the boys
are planing one for nxt week, at
whick time several more maches are
expected to take place.
Draft News
been pened during .the past week
With lree new bowling alleys install-
ed hlch has been affording the peo-
DI of this community a grat dal
f ileasure and exercise.
The alleys have been opened by Mr.
Berg and ;Mr. Hector of Kallspell,
Mont., Wlm have invested a great deal
f money in hhelr new place of bush-
Urns.
week's issue of the News car-
rl.e an advertisement announcing the
of the pae which ,will be
ru ven days a week.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
mne over 50 guests from the Ooi-
va commIW drogped in unexpect-
edly Thursday evening of week
"to m*rlm'Me i ildred Schmltz on
ae blvtday annlversmT. Shortly at-
"ter the guests arrived the lobby of
he Beach Hotel was cleared of fur-
nlture and the evening was spent
laln fter which a bounlons
Mlhday ltmch was served, Bss ch-
mz decla it to be her mo plea-
lt birthday and everybody left dur-
ln the wee lmum of the
A. j. Anderson, Mrs. Thalta Harding',
PaUl Obrigwiteh Louis O Hanvik ] Thirteen men from Golden Valley
Janes Panuk Vm Riskevich and l county will go to Bismarck on next
Fspar Arrbru'st " ]Monday, February lth, to take their
_ ....... ._ [final pre-induction hyslcal examna-
_ ]rid ], I]] It•on. They are as follows: John Mc-
cW DOWlln00. Allevs lCaskey, Frank I-Iuqecek, John Alber
C) "/- l Johnson, Al'dn Tornow, Raymond
t Lewis Fasching, Andrew Victor Stry-
The Dionne buiing in Wibaux has zvmkl, Edward Steve ryzwskl, er-
nard Dinger, arold Lrsen, Harold
Mathson, William Kurkski, Joseph
J. Satosch, end Leo A. •re•ringer.
They are being sen.t in response to
a call for 'that many men received a
the local draft office .from state hed-
quarters.
Four men will leave Beach on Feb-
rusty 17th to be indcted into the
army at Fort Snelllng. Tlvey are
George l-ildebrandt, ,rtin Sued, Lyle
Weinreis. and Glen Lohmann.
Several men were temporarily de-
ferred after the last screen physical
held in Beach last week. They include
Donald Hathaway, Albert Schrorn,
Hugo Kreitinger, Gregory Decker,
Johnny Feldmann, Richard Knopp,
Wayne Heckaman, ,Richard Schroeder,
Franklin Smith and MrMn Schfllo.
Since the outbreak of war, only two
men have actually been called into
service f-om this county, ,tey 'being
Glen lkier and Arthur G on
Dec. 29th.
Bucs Lose Close '
Game To Glendivc [
Reseves Tuesday
The Beach Hi Buts dropped an-
other thriller Tuesday ev'ening of this
week when they were defeated 20 to
2 ,by the rangy Reserves of Dawson
High.
The Olendive Reserves took an early
toad ,hich bhey held thrn mos the
game but as the time wore on their
lead dtrninished until the oloMng sec-
onds the referees whistle called lack
a tying basleet. Glendtve held a 7
to 4 lead at the end of the first
period and were trailing With a one
point margin 13 to 14 at the lalf
time. Beach only scored on field goal
during the third period with &Ion-
dive connecting for two field goals
and a free throw to give them a two
point lead as he third period end-
ed.
Two complete teams were used a-
gInst Beach with several Res-erves
thrown in to keep the locals going
top speed every minute of the game.
Coach Hllden used his starving line-
up through the whole ame.
Zander, the lt handed center or
G1endive paced the scoring with three
field goals and one free throw while
Mormon and Sherman were hig for
Beach with 3 field goals each.
In the prelimir#ary game the Beach
Reserves defeated the Glendive fresh-
man and eight grade team 17 to 19
in a close contest which was in the
balance from start to finish.
Brunsvold of Beach was the out-
standing phuyer on th'3 floor both of-
fens•rely and defensively but was
Oaken from the game early in ghe
third quarter on fouls but his team
mates managed go keep their lead.
Tonight the Beach Buts play te
Golva Hi team here and on Mondav
evening they again meet the Wbaux
squad on the local floor, whioh will
%e the last home game. The Bucs
have been defeated by both these
squads earlier this season but are
determined to make a better strawing
this week. Let's all turn out for both
these games and lend our moral strp-
port.
Free Dance Here
Draws Big Crowd
North Dakota Is
Healthiest State
Located in the Center of the
Ngrth American Continent, North
Dakota is farthest from the black-
outs and bombs. It is credited with
being the nation's healthiest state.
According to Dr. Maysil Williams
state health officer:
North Dakota has the lowest
mortality rate.
Maternal mortality is lowest in
the United States.
The infant mortality rate is
below the average for the Union.
The auto death rate per 100,@0@
population is the lowest in the
northwest states of Mntana, Wyo-
ming, North and South Dakota,
Mimbmta and Wisconsin.
T tuberculosis deaths in this
state is low at 19 per 100,000, but
th-- rage is made higher because
of th four Indian reservations in
the ate which record a tuber-
cular 4eath rate 13 times higher
than Chat of the white popula-
tion.
Aeeording to selective service re-
cords. North Dakota has the low-
est rate for syphilis and gonorrhea.
Defense Savings
Group Organizes
In G. V. County
/ At a meting in the court room
in Beach on Mond, ay February 9th
Staff was organized for t&e further"
the Golden Valley Defense Savings
ance of the sale of defense savings
stumps and bends.
The Executive Committee is com-
iosed of George I .Lee, chairran
Watt Johnson Glen Wolff Lewis Od-
land, all of Beach; John Jordan, An-
ton Lardy of Sen.tinel Butte, Stoner
Ekre, Beach, E. G. Sheen Golva.
As stb-Commlttee chairmen the
county committeemn named the fol-
lowing t represent the various groups
and organizations: Guy Cox, Agricul-
ture; P. J. Edkins, Business and Pro-
fessinal, Banking and Finance Pub-
lic Employees and Payroll Allotment;
A. R. Miller wl:th the oounty Super-
intendant and the Superintendents of
Crola and Serrtinel Butte. Education;
Mrs. George E. Hammond Women's
Organizations; A. J. Gilman, Fna.ter-
BEACH HOTEL CLOSKD
Te Bh Hotel which has been
ra1d the put year and a half by
lt* we and will
Th'e free dance which was sponsor- nat, Patriotic and Service Organtza-
ed by the merchants of Beach and tions; Wa)t Bratton, the Press; Blllie
held at the City Hall Friday even- Stork and Bernard Freeze Youth Or-
ing of last week drew one of the ganiZatlon; and T A' Levers'on[
largest crcwds which has ever as-Seakers Bureau " " 'l
smbled or a similar affar The " i ........ I
.............. se suD-comm ree Chairmen WIlll
The hall naa oeen aonacea Dy me draft others *-r " .... "* ..... I
City Council and the tousle was zu - . ^ . .... ., ^.,._ ]
them. ntshed by Joe Maer and his Jap[ "There has been three reasons ad
Chasers which left the entire proceeds . . "l
, vncea Why everyone young and old
B yi gS pl from donations Lft for the fund o" ' ,I
nt l should do his very utmost in buy
I sending Golden Valley cou y's ser- ' -]
n n era ron )v{ce boys packages, ing these defense bonds and stamps,"
• A total of $89.63 was taken in do- states chairman Lee. "First, this ts
On Saturday, February 21st, and( nations which will be used to send one way everyone can help to speed
Monday, February 23 the Beach Hide some 90 boys packages, up our chances of winning this war
and Fur Co. will buy iron at the car
in Beach and will pay $7.00 per ton.
Uncle Sam needs iron to keep our
boys in equipment and an effort dur-
ing the rmxt several weeks is being
made to get in as much scrp metal
as possible.
stop profiteering the Government
has stepped in and is now contr(ling
the market of all metals but Mr.,
Still Prop., of the local Company
will 'pay hlghest prices at ell times.
Rubber, Rags, Paper Bones Hides
and pelts will also be bough.t at their
office in Beach.
Trainload of Japs
Goes Thru Here
A specia train passed through
Beach at 1:00 a. m. last Monday
morning arrying several hundred
daps to Bismarck-where .they were
placed in the army camp as enemy
aliens.
Albert Gilman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Gilman of this citY was one
of the guards on train and for
the past year has een connected
with the Immigration Service as Pat-
rol Inspector.
Mrs. Gilman and son Earl motor-
ed to Blarck Monday evening to
get A)bert who returned here to spend
a day at home leaving again Tues-
day morning for Bismtrok and from
there he had no idea where they
were going.
r: Gilman has been stationed at
Gila Bend, Arizona and he train
wbAch he was on carried Japs that
were picked up on the west
coast
and placed in" the camp at Mlssoula
and Bismarck.
WEATHER
February 4 .......... / 27
February 5 .......... 40 27
%bruary 8 .......... / I?
Fbrum'y ? .......... 'm
8 .......... t 10
Residents of Golden Valley county
Who have boys in service are aske
to leave ,their addresses at the Selec-
tive Service office so that every one
of our boys will receive a paclmge.
Names of local boys who have regis-
tered in other localities are also want-
ed.
Glenn Wolf acted as master of cer-
emonies for th affair and Jim Doer- I
nor led the singing of patriotic songs. I
A quartet of four youngsters singing I
a song which was written and put to I
music by Joe Maer, especially for
the occasion was greatly appreciated.
There is some talk of another
dance of this nature which has not
rrmteriatized as yet but in cage an-
by making available immediately and
continuously all the funds we can
get along without, to build, and build
fast our defenses; second ,by taking
this' money out of circultlon on
home markets we insure ourselves that
it will not compete with other sur-
plus sa.ving; thus, will insure agadnst
higher prices and higher living cost;
nd third, each one buying these
stamps or bonds will be building a
reserve for the uncertain post-war
readjustment period,"
TO CAMP COMMITTEE
On Monday, Rev. Oliver Everette
and George Richmond of Beach at-
tended a Bible Camp cont%rence held
other dance is not held and there are .
persons wlo wish to donate to this zn Watrd City. Represertatlves
from eastern Montana and western
cause
your
donate•us
will
be
accepted Dakota" attended to discuss plans for
by Knute Farstveet of the American
the building of a permanent camp
Legion, office, or at the Selective Service
Postage will be a ,big item in send-
ing ou packages and the amount
which has already been collected will
not go any too far.
With MacArthur
sit? in North Roosevelt Badlands
south of Waford Cl,ty. Plans for th
coming summer's camp were also
made.
LIONS POSTPONED
The meeting of the Lions club sch-
eduled to be hem Monday evening,
of this week, a which the Boy Scouts
are to be guests of the club, has been
postponed tmll Friday evening, Feb.
1, a¢ the request of Scout officials.
Mrs. F. F. Schmeling last Friday
received a telegram from her son
Dalton who is in the U S. Army.
The they knew of him, he was
suPlx to be with Gen. MacArthur's
]illgpines. TI tele- CARD PART AND BASKET
SOCIAL AT SENTINEL
The Farmer Union Decal are
soring a card lrty and basket
at the Sentinel Butte hall on Valen-
tines night, Saturday, February 14h.
Baskets may be entered In thr
forv in the
gram read that he was alright, and
her not to worry, Mrs. Semel-
lug was quite rlieved to hear from
him.
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DANCE AT ST, FH3[IAI"
There will be a dance this coming classes, married, unmared and un-
Saturday nlght at .the St. Philip hall. der 18. No high bids to be sougitt.
Music wiM be furnished by the Dance
Demons, #ell known local musical CARD PARTY
organization, and a goodly crowd is
antlclted or the event. There will be a card party t the
.... St. John's hall in Beach on next
M Pe_ Harp exnelled Study night, February lh, beginn-
.Ol quit wmdr;,q,e O(ouy Gate , p, m, t is betu mpon-
Registration On
Monday, Feb. 16
Throughout U. S.
Only nine simple questiorts will be
asked those men who regiser on Fb-
ruary 16th for possible military set,
vice under 'the provisions of the Sel-
ective Service Act, Brig. Gem Heber
L. Edwards, Stae Director of Selec-
tive Service for North Dakota, em-
phasized today.
Reglstrtlon of the individual should
require a comparatively hort tAzxm,
,the Director said, poineAng out tat
the registrant will not be asked to
fill out questionnaires but must
answer hrterrogations about ltts lden.
ty, his place of residence, and his
mailing address. he will be re-
aired to list his telephone, ff a;
his age in years and date hirthk
place of birth, the name and addrem
cf taw perso_n who will wa
his address, his employers name €1
address, end his place of employment
or business.
Whlle it is Important that regis-
tration be conducted as peedl'aa
p0sslble, Dlreotor Edwards tt
every registrant will be given anple
time to respond properly to the ques-
Vlons on the registration card, wtO.
on this occasion will be green. White
and melon colored cards, respectively
were used for the first and second
Selective 2rvice registrations.
No questionrm£res will be given re-
gistrants when they register Feb. 18,
nor will they then be rquired to un-
dergo any physical emlnation, Dir.
actor Edwards emphasized.
Questionnaires are given to regis-
Wants after helr order numbers have
.been determined and reached by their
local boards. Physical examinatlons
are given only after the boards have
ssed on the general qualifications
of registrant and have determined
tbet they should not be defer'ed for
reasons of interest to the Ntion.
While *registra*tion must be oonduct-
ed as of Feb. 16 to conform to the
Presldet's Proclarfmtlon issued erly
in January, Governor John Moses has
also nnounced tha regtratlon m&y
be acconplshed in advance as well.
This advance registration ts authorized
to avoid in.terfernce wi.t war pro-
duct•on.
After a registrant Ires answere
registration osxd, he will be given
questions and signed his name to i
registna, tion certificate signed by the
registrar. This cerflcate must be in
the personal posseSsion of the regis-
trout at all times. Ditcher Ed.rds
warned. Failure to possess the certlfi-
ca.te, or to show it to auortze per-
sons, constitutes a voa.tin of Slee-
tiv Service Rregulans and is eon-
sldered prima facle evidence of ll-
ure to regter, Dlrector Fwards Said.
Bucs Win Over
Model Hi Friday
The Beach High Bues won @Elr
fifth conference game in' that many
starts here Friday evening of last
ek when they easily defeated the
Model HI team of Dickinson 19 .to 33.
Beach .Jumped to an early lead
which was never endangered through-
out the game. A.t half .tle €hey held /
a 13 to 6 adanta=.e and at the end
of the third quarter the score was
22 to I0.
Flick Marman, Beach forward, hock
scoring honors with 6 field goals and
one free throw with Thompson of
Model Hi leading his team maes
wit& 8 Points. Carlson of Bec was
taken from the game in the third
quarter wl.th four personals but be-
fore leaving the'gam had account-
ed for 4 field goals and one free
throw. Sherman, Beach cenr was
also taken from the game In: the
final quarter.
Beach's team has been showing
mar-.
eo-ilmprovement drlng the past lw
weeks having developed a fighting
spirit as well as a little more team-
work. Their passing game whlch a
the beginning of the season was Wild
has also taken on a polished efe
and the boys by tournament time will
no doubt demand considerable atten-
tion.
In the .lllminary game the /ttl
Reserves ere defeated bv the O.
lYle H team 8 to 14 with the Beach
toys p)aying an c@f . Leebe
who was on the bench during the first
Beach,s only two field
with four
fre