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Woman Fights Government For Lonely Islands GRAND MAR ATS, Minn. (UPI) Dorothy Molter, known hereabouts as "the loneliest woman in is fighting the U.S. government in an effort to slav on her isolated islands west of here and a hundred yards from the Canadian line. Dorothy is a trained nurse who fired of city life in the 1930s and found a fascinating life in thp country." It lies here in Northern Minnesota and stretches over into tbo Quetieo forest of Ontario. Her three islands on Knife Lake arc reached only by canoe and a scrips of or by snow shoe in the winter.

There are no roads in the "Canoe and planes are not permitted to land on the hundreds of lakes and rivers. Sock Wilderness Area The I' S. Department of the Interior would like for Dorothy to move her departure would be part of a plan to declare the roadless wonderland a wilderness area. Permanent camps would be forbidden. However, the onetime Chicago nurse said she never will sell.

1-mile long Knife is a stopping off place for American canoeists going north and Canadian parties going south. government wants me to get said Dorothy. We had paddled over to see her and she immediately brewed a pot of coffee on a gas stove in her canvas summer house. want to buy the place and I ask them where can I move? This is my livelihood, my whole way of life. Why, I ever get started again like this.

Take this place away, and you take away evenihing. can understand the idea of preserving this wonderful she added, the way it is now, nobody can build anything in the forests anyway. Can't Will Place know 1 can't leave the place to she said in reference to Ihe Homestead Act under which the islands became personal property. I want to live here until I die. Then it can go back to the At 54.

Dorothy is bale and hearty and strong as a Northwoods guide. She is preparing to spend her 24th winter alone on the three connecting islands where a 30-30 rifle is insurance against its timber wolves and bears. Every supply must bp brought In by canoe and backpacking during the summer. And a shopping trip for Dorothy means a 40- mile roundtrip to Ely, Minn. The white-haired Dorothy, her hand-; some face tanned by the outdoors, makes the trip in one day.

carrying a 70-pound canoe on the portages and six packs weighing from 40 to 60 pounds each. trip isn't said Dorothy. I get to talking with people I haven't seen for weeks and the time slips Father Had Visited In recent years her father, a retired railroad detective, had spent several weeks with her each summer and fall. Molter, a famous character, died in May, and Dorothy admitted, winter, it really will be lonely knowing that Dad's not around The last of the guides and the campers disappears in October and Dorothy gets down to preparing for winter chopping cord after cord of wood. putting up her boats and canoes, chinking up the cabins, and laying in meat.

In winter, the country becomes a wind and snow-tortured land in which a man must fight with all his cunning to survive even for a day. To Dorothy, the land is home. Clip This Coupon-Fill It In And Take To Sab in Sites Sunday Valleyites Are Doing1 Thursday, Sept. 27, MOKMMi HA Ri GEN. TEX The Neighbors By George Clark on thin form the names and of all persons in vonr household who appear at the clinic at the same time for Anote en esta forma los nombres edades de todas las personas de su hogar qne comparecen en la clinica ai mismo tiempo, ra so Sign below if any child under 21 is listcd Firme ahajo si lodo menor de 21 esta anotado Date City Household Address PLEASE PRINT Last Name First Name Initial Age Clifford D.

Cassel of Bassett, has completed the U.S. Air Force advanced navigator bom-: hardier course at Mather Calif. The lieutenant is married to the former Janie R. Johnson of Mercedes. Pfc.

Frank A. Curran son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Curran of 1121 E. Tyler, Harlingen, has reported to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego, for training in basic electronics. M.Sgt. Robert Hutsell of Houston, has arrived in San Antonio for assignment to a U.S Air Force Security Service unit following a tour of duty in Europe, Sergeant Hutsell, an engineering technician, is married to the former Partricia A. Parker, of Harlingen.

They have three children. Five Valleyites recently enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and are now receiving basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. They are Billy F. Young and Lionel S.

Gonzalez both of Weslaco; Teofilo Gomez of Raymondville, Frank V. Ingram of Harlingen and Hector Medellin of La Feria, Army Spec. 4 Gregorio Coronado, 24, son of Mrs. Cruz Coronado, 650 Biddle, San Benito, was one of 3,500 who recently tested the combat readiness of the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood, in Exeercise Iron Fist. Coronado, a radio repairman in Company of the 51st Infantry is a 1958 graduate of San Benito High School.

His wife, Guadalupe, lives in Killeen, Tex. Larry G. Bounds, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs. Tom Bounds, 207 W. Lincoln, Harlingen, a graduate of Harlingen High School, recently enlisted in the Air Force at San Antonio, and is receiving basic training at Lacklard AFB, Tex.

Airman Bounds chose the mechanical career field, according to S.Sgt. Raul Mendoza, AF recruiter. Army 2d Lt. John D. Wilder, 22, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Wilder, 107 W. Lincoln, Harlingen. recently completed the eight- week officer orientation course at the Provost Marshal School, Fort Gordon, Ga.

Lieutenant Wilder received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Texas in 1962. Airman 2C Burton C. Johnston of Raymondville is being reassigned to Kelly AFB, following his graduation from the U.S. Air Force technical training course for air traffic controlle at Keesler AFB, Miss. The airman is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Burton C. Johnston of Almagordo, N.M. He attended Raymondville High School. Crops Over State Make Good Progress AUSTIN (UPI) Gear skies and cool weather spurred farm activity to a rapid pace in most areas of Texas last week, the U.

S. Department of Agriculture said Tuesday. Except for the Northern High Plains, crop growth in the northern half of the state made excellent progress following recent rains. USDA said. Poor moisture conditions in Plateau areas was becoming a serious problem with fall planting scheduled soon, the weekly crop report showed.

Blackland and Central Texas farmers were active destroying stalks and preparing land for fall sowing. Harvest of the 1962 cotton crop was 26 per cent complete compared with 23 per cent to date last year. Upper coastal cotton harvest was in its final stages with 95 per cent of the crop picked. Blackland harvest was 54 per cent complete, almost a full week ahead of last year's parr Rains on the low' plains slowed harvest to a near standstill with Northern Low Plains cotton harvest only fi per cenf harvested Southern Low Plains harvest, also at 6 per cent completion, was slightly behind progress of a year ago. i pit iry Stvt Os.

She 8 certainly I do wish getting married and settle NAMES MISSION MEMBERS MADRID I UPI Francisco Franco has named the members of the Spanish mission to the forthcoming Ecumenical Council in Vatican City. The mission will include For- eign Minister Fernando Maria Castiella, Minister of Justice Antonio Iturmendi and Minister of National Education Jose Lora mayo the Spanish news agency Ciira reported. I hereby state that I am the (parent) (guardian) of the minor listed above and I hereby request that Sabin oral polio vaccine be administered to said above listed minors. Certifico yo sol el (padre), (tutor) de menores anotados arriba autorio para que les sea administrada la vacuna oral Sabin contra el polio, a dichos menores. i Signature Firma Head of For The Record Cameron County VALLEY BAPTIST HOSPITAL Admitted Sept.

25 Carl Strickland, Harlingen: Mrs. Jo Ann Smith, La Feria; Patrick H. Brown. La Feria: Elizabeth Ann Ramirez, La Feria; A. J.

Faulk, Raymondville; Mrs. Henry, Harlingen; James Stephen Hotard, Port Isabel. Admitted Sept. Jose Galvez, Harlingen; s. Glenda Janet White, Harlingen; Mrs.

Bobbie Nell Gay, Santa Rosa. Dismissed Sept. 26 Mrs. Marie Hood, Port Isabel; Mrs. Dolores Handcastle, Harlingen; Patrick H.

Brown, La Feria; Mrs. Opal Soule, Harlingen; Mrs. Paula G. Muniz, Harlingen. Births Born to Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Campbell, P. O. Box 483, Elsa, Sept.

25, a boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gay P. O.

Box 3, Santa Rosa, Sept. 26. a girl. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Smith, P. O. Box 1274, La Feria. Sept. 28, a girl.

Born to r. and Mrs. J. Jack White, 109 Linda, Harlingen, Sept. 26, a girl.

INS ANT HOSPITAL Admitted Sept. J5 Leland Schuette, San Benito. Admitted Sept. 26 Jose Andrade San Benito; Carl Kaigler, San Benito. Dismissed Sept.

26 Mrs. Lelia Stevens, San Mrs. Magdalena Molbe, San Benito; Miss Ida Leal, San Benito. Jete de familia Beet Acreage Is Claimed For Texas WASHINGTON (UPI)- Rep. W.

Robert Poage, told agriculture department officials flatly Tuesday Texas is the only state which meets requirements for allocation of the 1960 floor sugar beet reserve acreage. Poage, vice chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, testified before department officials hearing requests for the allocations authorized by the 1962 Siugar act. Each year the department will assign quotas to produce up to 65,000 tons of sugar, enough to suppoit a processing plant, under a program to expand the domestic industry. The congressman did not mention by name in his testimony the Holly Sugar which reportedly has contracted to build a far ory at Hereford, Tex if growers in that area are assigned the 1964 reserve acreage. Nor did he name the community.

Poage called attention to the testimony of Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman before the House committee. Freeman said the new acreage should be given to areas where no mill is now located, and where firm commitments have been made for financing a multi-million dollar factory Poage said. The Hereford-Dimmitt area in Texas would qualify under that yardstick. Poage later told UPI he understood the Red River Valley of the North might compete with Texas for the 1964 allocation Constitution Party Candidate Quits AUSTIN (UPI) Constitution Party candidate Roy R.

Brown of Bertram, Tuesday pulled out of the race for lieutenant governor and threw his support to Republican nominee Bill Hayes. Brown said his withdrawal leaves Hayes clearly as the only true conservative candidate for this important legislative He said he was convinced that Hayes "is dedicated to, and effectively represents the same principles in which the Constitution Party opponent in the Nov. 6 general election is Democrat Preston Smith. Questions, Answers On Sabin Vaccine IS POLIO ALWAYS BY THE SAME TOUTS? The are three different known types of polio virus which cause poliomelitis. In order to be protected against polio, an individual must be protected against all three types.

There are separate oral vaccines against all three types of poliovirus. WHAT IS THE ORAL VACCINE? It is a live virus vaccine which helps the body develop immunity. Unlike many other vaccines, however, it can be taken by mouth. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SABIN ORAL VACXTNE AND THE SALK VACCINE? The Salk vaccine is a killed virus vaccine. Although the three types are combined into one vaccine, four shots are given over aj period of 9 to 15 months.

With Sabin oral vaccine, each type is! given separately by mouth, four to eight weeks Apart. The vaccine fast, usually within a week. HOW EXTENSIVELY HAS THE SABIN ORAL VACCINE BEEN LSED? The Sabin vaccine has been given to more than 100 million people throughout the world with satisfactory results reported. Millions of doses have been given in the United States. HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE SABIN ORAL VACCINE? The oral vaccine acts to produce an intestinal barrier against i poliovirus as well as antibodies in the bloodstream.

Thus, it is expected that the vaccine will help prevent vaccinated persons fjom; carrying the disease as well as help protect them against poliovirus. SHOULD YOU HAVE ORAL VACCINE IF YOU HAVE ALREADY HAD SALK VACCINE? Yes, it is wise to take the oral vaccine. It will increase your protection and help you protect other persons in the community. HOW IS IT GIVEN? A dose of vaccine can be mixed with distilled water and taken by cup or spoon; it can be given to infants by dropper or put on a sugar cube for older children and adults. WHO MAY TAKE THE ORAL VACCINE? The vaccine may be given to persons six weeks of age or older.

Here Is List Of Vaccine Stations Boys Who Drove Off Tractor Are Sought EDINBURG Sheriff's deputies are looking for three youths after their car got stuck in a mud hole. Leonard J. Kraska reported nearby farm workers saw the unidentified boys take the tractor from the field. It was abandoned about five miles away. Also under investigation by the department are a burglary at Kelly's Lounge, noiih of and the theft of a new tire and wheel from a pickup parked at the Vahlsing packing shed at Lull, north of Edinburg.

CORNS To quickly relieve and remove them, use the apenal size Dr. Scholl Zi no-pads for corns between At Drug, 5-1 Ot Between 1 Toes? 1 linopads CAMERON COUNTY San Benito: Old Aldridjre-W: sh- mon building Sam Houston Blvd. and Fre1 School. Los Fresnos: High school. Rio Hondo: High school.

Santa Rosa: High school. La Feria: High school. Olmito: School building. Port Isabel: High school. Combes: Dishman School.

Primera: Wilson Tract Stuart Place: School on Hwy. 83. Harlingen: Jefferson, Crockett and Zavala schools, Coakley Junior High and the senior high school. Brownsville: Cromack, Canales, Garden Park, Ebony Heights and Jardin schools and at Texas Southmost College. Rangerville, Santa Maria, Bluetown and Los Indios will be served by portable clinics on the same day at times to be annoimced later.

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