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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
dzisHedrHitIer
Rap Roosevelt

BERLIN. Jan. 80 tofficial broad
cast recorded by UP in New
York; Adolf Hitler in a speech
to National Socialist Party
meeting today attacked President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill as war mongers.
Hitler spoke at the Sports Palast
on the ninth anniversary of the
NazlS' rise 10 power after the
crowd assembled 10 hear him had
been told that Germany was in
the hardest battle OF all times.
The speech was broadcast Ia
AXIS-dominatcd areas throughout
Europe and 10 troops al the front
Hitler attacked Britain and said
that the British had used war Il
build up their empire and that the
ANS intended TO abolish force as
a factor of policy by eliminating
all that was built by force
The Germans lost the first World
War because revolt broke out "one
quarter of an hour before Ger
manys victory. Thus defeat was
caused not by our enemies but by
our own fault.
He said that the German people
prior TO the present war had con.
fidcnce in the words of, Roose.
welt We thought he was
against wan. We did not know
he was a mailman. We never
thought We would have 10 fight
America. with which we never
had any differences. -
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Nippon Army
Is Mi. From
Emperor's Guard
and Veteran Troops
Drive for Causewey

MALAYA $500 Japs attacking in
central area are only 18 miles
from Singapore Island; about
10000 laps carry the as
sault. page IL
GERMANY-Adolf Hitler speaks
TO his people today; he has
some explaining to do.
page L.
NETHERLANDS - Eyewit.
ness account of how the Brit
ish battleship Barham sank in
q minutes and 25 seconds.
Page p
PHILIPPINES-Jsps move up
reinforcements to renew at
tacks. Only third of islands
conquered page p
u. S. COASTS-"Sighted sub,
sank same" a United States
flier reports; United States
apparently is taking a grow
ing toll of U-boats. page p
RUSSIA-Red army advances
50 miles in Ukraine. Page D
HAWAn-Civilfans will be
evacuated. page 81
PACIFTC-'Lots and lots of
United States planes reinforc-
ing the Dutch. page L.
Dutch resist invader on four
fronts. Fifty-four enemy
ships sunk or damaged in "a
days. page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Glamour Over Capital
Movie Stars on The Loose on Eve Of President
Ball. Play Havoc With Capital Machinery
BY LEE CARSON

Betty Grablc. Carol Bruce, Brenda
Marshall and Patricia Morrison
gave the old box office razzle-
dazzle.
Government girls and official
hoStcSSeS alike were certainly not
responsible for their manners
when Wayne Morris in a navy en-
sign suit. Jimmy Stewart in his
now air corps looie'S uniform, plus
Gene Raymond. Pat OBrien, Will
liam Holden and curly-haired
Jackie Cooper swung in at the
gate
Adding another sci Of palpita-
tionS TO the general nutter Lieut.
Robert Montgomery and Lieut.
Doug Fairbanks Jr.. took time of
from their tours of duty TO show
around the boys and girls from
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Axis Planes Sighted
ut Northern Ireland

members suspected of acting as
Nazi spies.
Apart from reported parachute
landings in Ere, II was stated a
large number of NaLi agents are
known 10 have entered northern
Ireland IN recent months.
Special orders were issued TO
America eXpeditionary force
camp guards not 10 allow unau-
thoriZed persons n Q ar military
zones
II was understood all employees
engaged in military and naval
construction work IN northern Ire
land are undergoing close eXamin-
alton.
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u. s. Army in Ireland
Goes Out for March

WITH AMERICAN EXPEDI-
TIONARY FORCES IN NORTH
ERN IRELAND. Jan. 30 tUP).-
United States Army doughboys
went on their first march through
thu lister cuuntrystdc- today, sing
ing and in high spirits.
on the return march they
passed through towns where they
were welcomed by friendly Ulster
people some of whom invited them
in for tea.
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BELFAST. Jan. 80 CUP).-Air
dcfcnSeS in Northern Ireland went
into action today when some
slight enemy air activity was re-
ported.
Royal Air Force headquarters
for Northern Ireland whore an
American ENpedItionary Force is
stationed. and the ministry of pub
lie security issued a joint commu-
nique which said:
There was some slight enemy
air activity over Northern Ire
land this morning. Air defenSes
were in action. No incidents
were reported
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laps Shoot Down
Dutch Air Liner

BATAVIA. Ian. 80 LPl-Twn
and three crew mem
hers were kille d today when
japanese planes shot down q
plane of the Royal
Indies AIR Line. the
Netherlands Indies News Agency
TODAY.
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IN THE
NEWS
THE PRESIDENTS
BIRTHDAY
BY CHARLES s. RYCKMAN
DRESIDENT ROOSE-
WELT is 60 gears old

VEIL II OU gears Oiu
today, and would prob
ably prefer to have the
occasion passed over as
lightly as possible if his own
interest in the matter was the
sole consideration.
But the American people
decided some years ago that
Mr.. ROOscVclt's birthday had
n larger significance than his
own tally Of years.
When he was elected Presi-
dent in 1892, they recalled
that once before he had been
a National figure of consider
able prominence. had in fact
been 4 vice presidential candi-
date ~ far back ID 1920, and
in between was a long stretch
of years during which his
name was never heard.
Probably If Mr.. Roosevelt
had never been President,
most Americans would not be
Interested in what happened
during those years.
They were black years for
Mr.. Roosevelt, as everybody
now knows.
lie endured them alone,
except for the intimate circle
of his family and friends.
But when his travail was
ended and he went on 10 fill
the highest post of duty in
the land, the people were
amazed and inspired.
II occurred 90 them that
II one useful life could be
salNagcd from the dread
plague of iniantilc paraIy sis,
many more COULD he.
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I'm Top Form al 80

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 GNSl
Rear Admiral Ross T. MClntlre
White House physician, SAID today
that President Roosevelt al 90
was IN top form.
"Hr il in fine physical shape"
Admiral MCIntne SAID. HE -
close 10 his hest working weight
OF 1919 pounds. and in condition
To continue on the alert"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
By GEORGE DURNO


init NeNs ~frNFe ~taH s"FtSsp"hoF"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 Pres
idcnt Roosevelt entered his sixty
first year today. leading grmly
united nation IN the greatest wal
OF all time.
From coast 10 coast. despite the
pressure Of wartime activity mil
lions of persons planned 10 dance
and otherwise celebrate his birth
day, and through such community
functions raise another million dol
iars for The unceasing fight against
infantile paralysis.
Grayer and more care-lined bu,
still the confident. buoyant leader
OF old, Mr.. Roosevelt reached his
SiXtieth birthday as truly a man
of destiny.
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No YOO-HOOS
AEF Reserved on Arrival
in Irish Port

LONDON, Jan. 80 (UP)-The
WOO tuo' incident IN Memphis,
Tenn, months ago is we'll remem-
bcrcd by the United States Army
Persons who watched the ar
rival OF the American Expedition
airy Force on Monday were aston
iShed by the reserve OF the
Yankees. British troops were on
tho docks. cheering. IRISH civilians
were cheering. 4 military band
was playing. The YankS merely
waved
The reason for this lack Of OK
uberance came ont today Be
fore the ALE arrived the officers
told the men that the British were
very reserved people and that they
were 20 "ac' like gentlemen and
not 900 hoo.
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BUY a Bomber
Dutch Chief SAYS
j. ). AidPoursfn

MELBOURNE, Australia. Jan
30 DUPI Rear Admiral r. w
Costa. former chief Of staff Of the
Netherlands East Indies navy, said
on ms arrival here today that the
Netherland, East IndJo. were be-
ing reinforced by Tots and lois
Of fighting and bombing planes
from the United States.
Costa j. acting aS director Of
the Netherlands Indies purchasing
committee.
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Reds, British Sign Iran Pact

LONDON. Jan. 30 ms
Based on the principles Of the
Atlantic Charter, an Anglo
Sovet-lran Treaty Was signed yes
terday at Tehcran under which
London and Moscow agreed to
respect the territ rial integrity
and political indcpe ldonCe Of Iran
it vas revealed in London today.
Britain and Russia also undertake
to defend Iran against aggression.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
IN EYES OF WORLD

Not only the United States hut
a large majority Of the world s
is looking 10 him for
guidance in the tremendous task
Of defeating the Axis powers.
The President vas Al his desk as
usual. but faced on this birthday
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Child Refugees lcebound

LONDON Ian -I-Plr-Fhe
Italian radio broadcast today from
that a ship with 900
ChIidren-eVacuees 10 Swe-
den aboard was ice-bound of the
Swedish coast with food and water
running low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
STUNTS IN ORDER

The gang" is made up Of the
men and women who worked with
and for him in the 1920 campaign
when Mr.. Roosevelt ran unSuccess-
fully for the vice presidency, and
few additional tried and true
friends have been added 10 today $
party. If the usual routine is fol-
lowed. the dinner will be inter
SpcrSed with stunts and round Of
mutual kidding. details Of which
do not become public.
The President will 60 on the air
briefly during radio program
starting AT 11;l5 p. m. 10 express
personally his appreciation 10 the
many thousands whose dimes for
the infantlle paralysis fund, and
birthday greetings, have flowed
into the White House.
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WARNS OF I. X. \.

DUBLIN. Fire. Jan. 30. GNSl
The Irish Free State faces great
peril Of armed rebellion by the
illegal Irish Republican Army
Parliamentary Secretary s n
Maccntee warned the Fire House
of Representatives today.
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monumental decisions upon which
hinge the future peace and secur-
ity Of the united nations.
Two lnterludeS alone set the
White House day aside from other
days OF long. hard working hours.
4 group of Hollywood's brilliant
stars. here to appear with Mrs.
Roosevelt AT a succession Of to-
nights birthday balls. were lunch
ing with the ROoseVeltS. This
evening as Is the Presidents an
nual custom. he will entertain the
cuff links gang at dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. - \
shipment Of real live movie stars,
imported from Hollywood for the
Presidential Birthday Ball, had
Washington odicialdom breathleSs
today after they escaped from
their press agents and played
havoc with the governmental ma
chinery.
The nations capital had more
glamour and mink per square foot
than the ropcd-on areas Of the
Stork Club and RI Morocco conf
bined.
Led by Svcltc. raven haired RoS-
alind Russell. whose quipS turn as
neatly As her ankles, tho galaxy
of beauty rompcd prettily up and
down the Mall. in and out Of the
sedate halls of government, bring
ing chaos out Of order.
The solons. cabinet members.
Supreme Court justices and state
department starched-collars pre-
sented solid front of Jaws sgape
while such delectabls dolls as
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Patriotic Twins

CHICAGO, Jan. 30 crPl. Twin
sons born today 20 Mrs Adele
Swanson were name q Douglas
Macarthur and Franklin y. Roose-
volt Swanson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Tut the project was bigger
ID than Mr. Roosevelt,
bigger than any one
man could possibly be.
At last something was being
DONE about the thousands
of afflicted people, to whom
infantiIe paralysis had hith-
erto brought the same black
years Mr.. Roosevelt had
known.
The limited knowledge
CONTINUED on NeNt Page. Col. II
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BELFAST. Northern Ireland,
Jan. 80 QNS1. Military authori-
tics and police IN Ere and north
ern Ireland today started major
hunt for Irjsh Republican Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

90 THE plan was CON
~ CciNcd To dramatize MIR.
RoOseNelt'S birth d a Y,
and thus achieve the double
purpose of honoring the Presi-
dent and of helping thousands
of other iniantile paralysis
sufferers.
The result has been a
popular participation in hui
manitarian enterprise and
rehabilitation with few prece-
dents.
Every year since 1894, the
Presidents birthday has been
observed in every community
i'm the land with dances, din
ners and public assemblies OF
many kinds.
- Millions Of dollars have
Zen contributed each year 10
funds for research in the
causes of infantile paralysis
and To spur the scientific
search for a cure and to add
to existing knowledge of pre-
VPRtien.
OF course all this delighted
MIR. Roosevelt. because his
own intention had been Ia
make the alienation of in
fantile paralysis the major
activity of his remaining
years, and even his election
10 the presidency had not
turned him from this Job
jective.
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Rooseve|t,60.
|SCenter of
World S Eyes
United Nation Joins
in Birthday Dances
Despite War

\ full page picture Of
President Roosevelt. page 32D
DctroIt'S celebration 10 be most
elaborate in history. Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BY HAROLD GUARD
GATED Pres, stan COrrespOndsnt

SINGAPORE. Jan. 30.--Veteran
Japanese shock troops. driving
down the central Malaga rail-
road behind tanks and beneath
great formations of airplanes. have
reached Kulai, only Is miles from
Johore Bahru and the Causeway
which joins the Malayan mainland
with Singapore Island. Malaga
command communique said today.
On the west coast a powerful
Japanese force. including men of
the emperor's guard. have reached
the Puritan Besar River, only Ia
miles from the southwest tip of
the peninsula and a little farther
from the great Tenga Airport, il
was revealed.
1t was estimated that the Japa-
nese forces who fought
four years in China--now total
100000 men.
IN 2O-MILE AREA
Imperial forces in the area be-
tween the railroad and the west
coast were now pressed into a
battle-ground about 20 miles wide
and 20 miles long. and there was
another Japanese column advanc-
ing down the east coast on the
other side of the central hills.
tThe Melbourne radio, heard
by MIC, reported as from Lon
: don that "the continued Japa-
nese advances. despite British
reinforcements. might make ne
evacuation of the Malayan main
land necessary
japanese planes. still in control
OF the air. bombed and machine
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Enjoy HEALTHFUL DANCING

- Charming Partners Furnished
HOLLYWOOD Woodward AZ Willis
Learn 20 Dance-S2 50 re 2-S972.
ADV.
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CLUE TO WOMAN

Patrolmen Carl Sine and Emery
RaSkey. who took ST Peter 10 The
hospital, said he kept repeating
Girl. button"
Clutched in his right hand was
a bluiSh-grecn button torn from
a womanS tailored suit. Wit
nesSeS SAID they saw a young
woman leave the car shortly be-
fore s.. Peter was found. Police
are rounding up suspects.
S.. Peter had police record,
4 check disclosed. that included 2
sentence 10 Jackson pcniten'Iary
for automobile theft here IN 1927
Previously, he had been shot three
times when he attempted 10 c>-
cape police who had arrested HIM
on suspicion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Chauffeur
Stabbed
To Death

The chauffeur for wcll-to-do
Detroit family was found stabbed
and dying carly today alongside
the family limousine which Was
parked AZ East Forest avenue and
Rivard street.
The victim Is Raymond St
Peter, 80, employed by John
Miller Of 1860 Wellesley drive,
president Of an electrical manu-
featuring concern. 81. Peter died
later in Receiving Hospital.
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Some Siqns Of Spring Observed

ADD SIGNS Of spring
next autumn.
This popular weekly program bowed out nicely.
With a concert by the famous piano team Jacques
FRAY. a.. and Mario Braggioti....
And this popular pair gave their pleased audience
everything from Bach TO booge woogie
Seated Al the sneakers table were Mrs. jefferson y
Webb . Mrs Arthur B. nlton. Mrs. Lloyd v BARLEY
Mrs Glendon Roberts Mrs John Dodds...!
Mrs Sterling Smith Miss Bathe Stuart OF New Aealana
49, Mrs Gerald Hewlett r.. Mrs Allan A..Tempeton Mrs
Julian Wolfner. Mrs. Dupont NJ Newbro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Sorority Plans
PIE dqe Luncheon

MEMBERS OF the Detroit
Branch Of Lambda Tau Delta.
national sorority VIII hold a
pledge luncheon. Saturday AT the
l. Alglon in the Fisher Building.
Among The pledges Will he
Misses Hope Glover and Helen
Davis. Mrs Arthur H. Wolfe
and Mrs George Common.
Mrs Peter RuprIch president
of the Beta Delta Chapter. viii
bo hostess ASSISTED by McSdamcS
Lester ! Barrow Ralph II.
Campbell Stewart y DautriCk,
Ralph 4. Day William r. Dorm,
Michael =. Hcalv, Arthur Lou
wcr> Richard 4 NuttSChall and
{. Gordon Sinclair
on MARCH { son Dennis
Harry was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Frank FicmS Of West
outer drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

in tho Womcn's Guild Room of
the tower of the Metropolitan
Binding.
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Others Among Those Present

MRS FRANK COIZENS. Mrs. Raymond Welsh,
Miss Eleanore Manning. and Mrs Homer CouzenS'
shared table
And also present Mrs. Edmund II. Bingham
and Mrs Josephine Netcr both of Indianapolis VINO are
visiting their Kathleen Snow Stringer at the
Pasadena .
Mrs Charles Wright. Mrs. Charles Wright Jr Mrs
f. H Clark of Lansing.
Mrs Thad Leland Mrs Bella de Tuscan MIS- hueh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Valparaiso
Guild Chapter
Gives Benefit
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

DETROIT CHAPTER Of Val
paraiso University Guild recently
gave a book review and ten in
the Christ Lutheran Church, in
lroquois avenue.
Proceeds are 10 be used for
the building of the girls dormi-
tory Guild Hall"
Mrs. Henry WieduttiS' fasci-
mating book review was on Hart
zcll Spence's "One Foot in
Heaven"
Mrs. Harry +. Olsen and Mrs
Charles G.. MoSSner poured at
the tea hour and were assisted
by Mesdames Werner Knack
Clyde Gross, William Deckcrt
and Thomas Ruching.
Mrs. Olsen looked stunning in
n Chinese red frock and large
black hat. Mrs. MoSSner chose
a smart blue and white print
and navy felt hat with a red
wing trim.
Two busy women present sell
ing tickets for two-day spring
festival 10 be given al Trinity
Church for same benefit were
Mrs. William GervaiS in a chic
black frock, small off-the-facc
hat with a topping of white
feathers, and Mrs. Otto RoScn-
busch in black bengalinc suit
with a bright lowered blouse
and n black straw bonnet, look
ing the essence Of spring.
Mrs. Theodore Richter. prcSi-
dent Of the guild. wore all black
and an aquamarlne hat.
Mrs. Henry Neuman was
chairman Of the afternoon and
among the many enjoying her
tremendously fine party were
M @ s d a m es William Hansen,
Charles Becker. Adolph MarSch-
ncr, Archibald Mckay CALVIN
Gauss, William HartwiG, Fred
eriCk Flemming and William
FenSke.
MISS ANN FINKENSTAFDT
debutant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. FinkonStacdt Of
Woodland place will return from
ErSkine School, Boston Mass,
Saturday.
Also hailing from the same
school Saturday viii be Miss
Elise Frances MarSChner, daugh-
to- Of Judge and Mrs Adoiph
MarSchner OF lroquoiS avenue.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM r.
EWALD and family Of Bloom
field Hills VIII be taking up
now residence in Chicago
shortly.
ENJOYING tho balmy breeze
down Miami way arc Mr. AID
Mrs Robert f Milligan Of Lodc"
drive
HARRIET r. MOXNESS
pduGnlcT OF MT. ana MIS-. !. 81.
MoXncSS Of Cooley road has SOY
April * as the date for her mar
rage 10 John W. Chlldc Jr son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. Child"
Of GllchrSt road.
Mrs. Dorothy Doughcr'r Of
Chicago. tho brIde-olcct'S sister.
viii be her only attendant, and
Charles C. Swanson VIII be best
man.
The wedding viii take pIac.
~ 3 30 i'm the afternoon IN tt"
Bushnell Congregational Church
followed by a reception AZ Bo's-
ford Tavern for the immcdla'e
families and close friends.
DETROIT CHAPTER Of SIor7
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MARCELLINE GRANGER
will portray Mary in the
Catholic Thcatcrs presenta-
ton of the Passion Play at
the Detroit Institute Of
Arts, March % to April l.
Heights College and 81. JoScph's
Academy, Adrian, Mich, VIII
sponsor a Millionaire Party IN
tho homo Of Mss Mary Berger
in Lorraine road Saturday.
TIE DETROIT INDUSTRIAL
NURSES ASSOCIATION Mn
hold us regular monthly dinner.
and business meeting at ~
Abingdon Hotel this evening ~
$50 y. m,
Mr. Russell Packard will
speak ou the subject, super
v~ory Training in Industry
Miss Elizabeth TulWs IS pro-
grem chairman
FLUCTUATIONS 20 w and.
Ms john " IFaucm# q
Manor -s.ule ou tNr hHh Of a
daughter claudia Christine.
March
So. t,..,.r...,. ,t...- f..-,,...t' "a.
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Also Included in Guest LIST

THE GUESTS list also includes Mr. and Ms Donald
Melville Mr.. and Mrs. Simon u. Den Jyl....
Mr. and Mrs. John Leland Jones Mrs. Joseph NJ
Schenck and guests Mrs. Guy NJ. Gregory Miss
Florence f. Kittridgc....
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simmons will entertain Mr. and
Mrs Ernest c Harris . Mrs. Stanley a. Carter and Mrs
r Walsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

TIE WONEN'S RESEARCH
CLUB viii give a bridge lunch
con tomorrow. al $3.50 y. m,
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Pvt. Robson Due
For We k-End

PVT RALPH G. Robson.
on a short furlough from Fort
EuStis. Va will spend tho week
end with has parents. Mr. and
Mira. Mckee Robson OF West
Boston boulevard.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-11-12

AS was anticipated, the compile
ticn of harvest has resulted in
many more contributions to the
Valley County War Chest, it was
reported tbs week by Josef Sklower,
secretary-treasurer. The appeal for
funds is being renewed, he pointed
out. and said the excellent harvest
returns, coupled with good prices,
are expected to swell the total.
Funds derived from the chest will
be used for recreational purposes
for the armed forces and to fill
quotas for such agencies as the
Navy Relief society and the United
Service organizations.
Since the last publication, the
following contributions have been
received.
Luther C~openhaver, Hinsdale, S.;
Anonymous Donation. Opheim, So
25; Nels Eide, Baylor, 81, and Carl
Gamrath, Opheim, SIS.
Glasgow - FreemCnt Gideon, $40;
G.. E. Bollinger, So; American Fed
Grafton of Musicians, $40; Nora
Mumford, So; F.. P. Whalen, 50;
]. p. Sternhagen, SIS; Mr.. and Mrs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-11-12
Grand Prize Drawing, Milk Stock Sale Saturday
Program
And Dance Plan
For Fun Feed

Prospects for an attendance of
at least $50 at the fourth an
nual Farmers Fun Feed in the
civic center Saturday were eX-
pressed today by Peter Asleson,
county planning chairman, and
James X. cGibney, county
agent.
They reported a brisk advance
ticket sale through local plan
ming committeeman and said
Glasgow people are welcome to
attend.
Dinner will be served at $50.
1t will be prepared by the Meth
Odist WOman's Society of Chris
tan Service. Mrs. Everett
McInerney, South Valley Farm
r Union educational director,
will be in charge of an enter
tainment program that will fol-
low. Many Farmers Union locals
and other groups will contribute
talent.
A dance will follow, with
music by Ben BOresOn and his
Old Timers. Group singing and
some "new-Old" folk dances will
be part of the entertainment.