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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-01-29
NOTICE

NOTICE
In the district court of the seventeenth judi
icial district of the state of Montana,
in and for the County of Valley.
In the Matter of the Application of Alfred
William Bert Schumacher. 10y Clarence
Schumacher, and Kenneth Theadore Schu-
macher, to change their surname to Hymer
Notice is given that petitioners above
named nave presented and filed their pet
ition to change their surname from Schu-
maeher to Hymer, and that January 80,
1912. at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Courtroom
of this court, in the Courthouse at Glas-
Cow, Montana. has been set as the time and
place for the hearing thereof and any per-
son interested may file objections against
the change of said name at any time before
said hearing.
Dated January 5, 1912
BLANCHE GROTJAN,
Clerk of Court.
(Pub Ian. &. Is. %. 29)
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million more horsepower-enough
to Light ne;quarter of all the
homes in America!
Good business management made
this possible. The same companies,
the same management, will go on
increasing the production of power
for protectiOn-until skiing is a sport
again, instead of a war maneuver!
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ALIAS SUMMONS

AIThD oONTNFONFD
In the District Court of the Seventeenth Jul
dicial District of the State Of Montana
in and for the County of Valley.
Charles NJ. Gender, Plaintiff,
VS..
blanche F.. Fallon, a widow c. A. Reed ;
Elizabeth A. Herreman Perry NJ. Peter
son George F.. Birmingham Valley
County, Montana, a body polite and
corporate: City Of Glasgow, a municipal
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For Sale-John Deere tractor, over
hauled and in good condition. s275.
Terms. Power Plant, Wheeler. 40-2p
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Lost -O One light roam COW, 4 years
old. branded So over quarter circle
on left ribs, swallow fork right ear.
has horns. Notify Royce Biddle,
Glasgow. Reward. 38-3tp
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For Sale-33, 900 lbs. corn, $1.50 per
100, fob. Sanish, N. D., 60 miles
east of Williston, on Missouri. Sam
pie of corn may be seen at Courier
office. Write or telephone before
coming. Fred LaRocque, SaniSh, N.
D. 40-2tc
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Trade In Your Old Furniture as part
payment on new. Glasgow Furni-
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152-W. 38-tfc
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Good tires. $475.00 Elmer Fauth,
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UNCLE SANS fast-moving ski
troops put military power in the
right place at the right time.
Americas electric companies have
done the same job with industrial
power. They were ready when the
crisis came!
They powered new plane plants,
tank factories and shiPyards almost
overnight and rushed reserve
electric power to key points over
carefully interconnected systems.
As the demand grew greater, they
Speeded new construction. Last
year, alone, they installed over az
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In The District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Valley.
Frederick F.. Smith, Plaintiff,
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In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State Of Mon
tana. in and for the County of Valley.
Farm Mortgage Corporation. a
corporation, Plaintiff.
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Pub. Jan. 8, Is, %, 2s)
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Betty B. Carney Engaged
To Hero of Pearl HarbOr
VIII We'd Ensign Joseph K. Tanssis. Jr.;;
Announcements of Other Befrofhals

unusual circles and that
will residents outside of
will whose father grandfather
bore of note in naval history.
whose
Joseph Knefer by parents
Capt Robert B. Carney u S. NJ Mrs who
making their home in Alexandria Taug Vice
Admiral Joseph K Tassg u S N, retired Mrs Taussig
grandson Of the late Admiral Edward Tausig U.
Miss
late 1t Comdr. Robert
granddaughter of Commodore
Berkeley Calf.
Stone the third proprietary the
Maryland She also is the
Stone Maryland signe of the Declaration Independence.
Taussg graduated
with the class of
left
sig in Newport, R. l., where her fance is convalescing.
Comdr Golf of Chevy
Of their daughter Miss Virginia Lowell
Bandy OF Los Angeles of Mr. and Mrs
Golf graduate of
member of Alpha Chi Sorority
Carolina
Mr. Bandy, formerly Washington
Georgia School Of Technology
and Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternities
Arlington engagement of
her daughter, Elsie
ENGAGEMENTS Page
Evening star., 1942-07-05

cials of the State Department.
Also among the guests will be
Senor Raul ZumelZu, president of
the Bolivian oil industry, and
Senor Franklin Andezana, secre-
tary to Senor Espada.
The Chilean Ambassador, Sc
nor Don Rodolfo Michels will
leave Miami tomorrow by plane
to join Sonora de Michels in
Santiago. The diplomat went
South Thursday by train. He
will return to this country in
about a fortnight. His wife
plans to remain in Chile for the
remainder of the summer.
The Minister of Ell Salvador
and Sonora de Castro and their
daughters, Senorita Elena Alicia
Castro and Senorita Teresa
Castro are now in Canada where
they will spend another week or
10 days.
Sonora de Escalante, wife OF
the Ambassador of Venezuela Is
still in New York and will not
rejoin her husband at the En-
bassy for about a week.
The Irish Minister, Mr.. Robert
Brennan, who has been in his
homeland for sometime is not
expected to return to this coun-
try for another two or three
weeks. Mrs. Brennan and their
children, Mr.. Robert Brennan,
jr,, and Miss Maeve Brennan
have left Washington for the
summer months.
The Minister Of Luxembourg
and Nine. lie Calais are vaca-
tioning at a Massachusetts Ie-
sort and are expected to return
to this city some time this week.
The Ambassador of the Meth
erlandS, DR.. A. Loudon, will be
joined this week by Nine. Lou
don who has spent some time in
Nonquitt, Mass. Henrietta Bea-
trice Loudon, infant daughter
of the Ambassador and Nine.
Loudon will remain in Massa-
ChusettS with Nine. Loudon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler
Cobb.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

gown is of liberty satin. the panel
of the bodice extending to form
a hip yoke from which the vo-
luminous skirt falls to long
train. The bodice has a heart
shaped neckline and long sleeves
edged with lace. Her veil of illu-
sion was draped from a coronet
of orange blossoms and she car
ried a cascade bouquet of gar
denias and lilies of the valley.
Miss Kate Waller Barrett AL
friend. sister of the bride, was
her maid of honor and only at
tendant. Her pale orchid dress
was of tissue taffeta, embroidered
in a deeper shade, the bodice
having an off-shoulder yoke of
net and the skirt being bouffant
in style. She carried an arm
sheaf of Shasta daisies and wore
a headwreath of the same
flowers.
Comdr. John Hildreth Forshew
was best man for his stepson, and
Mr.. Philip Rising Peters, Mr..
Jared Lane Rolston, Mr.. George
E. Bentley and Mr.. Bowman Mac
Arthur served as ushers.
Easter lilies and white gladi-
oluses decorated the beautiful
old Barrett home on Duke street
for the reception which followed
the ceremony, Mrs. Alfriend re-
ceiving in gown of aqua crepe
with small headdress of gar
denias matching her corsage.
Mrs. Forshew, mother of the
bridegroom, was gowned in a
white and amethyst chiffon print
and wore a hat of amethyst
velvet and a corsage of gar
denias.
Among the out -of-town guests
attending the wedding and re-
ceptlon were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hulett Davies of Carlisle, Pa.
grandparents of the bridegroom:
Miss Julia Anne Western of Car
Isle, Miss Helen Forshew of New
York, Mrs. r. A. Moncure and
Miss Anne Moncure of Stafford.
(See WEDDING page D-D
Evening star., 1942-07-05
DR.. and Mrs. Ivan FRANCES Here
After Long Absence in Europe

DR.. Ivan FRANCES, Councelor
of the Yugoslavian Legation,
and Mrs. FRANCES are back in
Chevy Chase after an absence
of five and one half years while
they were in Europe.
DR.. FRANCES formerly was on
duty in the foreign Office in Bel
grade and for the past two years
he has been with the Yugoslavian
Legation in London. He and
Mrs. FRANCES will be at Ish-
plning, the home Of Mrs.
FRANCES mother. Mrs. William
Evening star., 1942-07-05

Stephens Corby in Chevy Chase
while DR.. FRANCES is on duty
here.
Mrs. FRANCES younger sister,
the former Miss Eleanor Corby,
now Mrs. Frederick G. Dudley
Ryder, is living in London
where her husband, 1t. Dudley
Ryder is with the admiralty.
Mrs. DudleyRyder has joined
the large number of British
women now doing war work and
is a volunteer driver in the me-
chanized transport corps In
London.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Miss .Cornelia w. Alfriend
Bride of 1t. w. T. Davies
Member of Old Alexandria Family
We'd Yesterday in St. PauPs Church
By Margaref Germond.

Dv IN 0T20TeL OefmOnQ.
Wedding bells chimed and the
fragrance of orange blossoms
filled the air yesterday afternoon
for daughter of one of Alex
andria's old and prominent FAM
lilies.
The bride was Miss Cornelia
Voolfolk Alfriend, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Voolfolk
Alfriend and granddaughter of
the late DR.. and Mrs. Robert
South Barrett, both of whom
were noted for distinctive
achievements. DR.. Barrett was
the dean of st. Luke's Cathedral
In Atlanta and Mrs. Barrett was
widely known both in this coun-
try and abroad as DR.. Kate
Waller Barrett, philanthropist
and pioneer in civic leadership.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church in
Alexandria was the scene of the
marriage of Miss Alfriend to 1t.
William Thomas Davies of Dahl
gren, Va, son of Mrs. John Hill
dreth Forshew of Dahlgren and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hulett Davies of Carlisle, Pa.
He attended the Boys Latin
School in Baltimore and Syra-
cuse University and this past
Thursday evening received his
commission as a lieutenant in the
U. S. Army.
Banks of ferns and palms as a
background for an attractive ar
rangement of Easter lilies, with
lighted cathedral tapers enhanc-
ing the stately simplicity of the
old church, made an impressive
setting for the ceremony, at
which the Rev. Ernest A. deBor-
denave offlciated at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Camm Adams, Or
ganist of the church, arranged
the nuptial music and played the
traditional wedding march as the
bride, escorted by her father,
walked to the altar. She wore
the wedding dress of the former
Miss Rice Barrett of Warrenton
when she became the bride of
Mr.. Douglas Rathbone Smith,
cousin Of yesterdays bride. The
Evening star., 1942-07-05
War Anniversary
Will Be Attended
BV DR.. Hu Shih

The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
HUI Shih, will attend the exer-
cises to be presented Jointly in
New York by the Chinese COM
munity there and the United
China Relief Society in COM
memorating the beginning of the
present war in China five years
ago.
Tomorrow the Ambassador will
witness the opening of the Chi
nese garden at the Gardens OF
the Nations at Rockefeller Gen.
ter and later will be the honor
guest at dinner OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Field.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Diplomatic Set Prominent
In Entertaining for Week
Many Visitors From South America;
Nezv Iceland Legation attaches Fefed

Activities Of diplomats continue
to headline the social news with
parties and travel proving popular
with the heads of foreign missions
In the Capital.
The Ambassador Of Ecuador,
Senor Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro,
will entertain at luncheon today
in honor of two Costa Rican dele
gates to the Inter-American Con-
ference of Systems of Economic
and Financial Controls. The Min
lister of Costa Rica and Sonora de
Fernandez will be guests at the
function honoring their country
men, Senor Julio Bena and Senor
Raul Zurbian, who both are of
the Bank of Costa Rica.
At the Legation of Iceland, the
Minister and Mrs. Thor Thors are
entertaining the new members of
the Legation staff, Mr.. Henrik
Bjornsson, First Secretary, and
Mr.. Thorhllur Asgeirsson, another
secretary. Mr.. Bjornsson, who is
the son of the Regent of Iceland
was accompanied to Washington
by his wife, who also is guest at
the Legation. Mr.. Asgeirsson is
the son of a former Prime Min
lister of his country. He received
his master of arts degree In po-
litical economics from the Uni
versity of Minnesota. The Minis
ter and Mrs. Thors will have few
friends in today to meet the
newcomers.
The Minister of Finance of
Bolivia, Senor Joaquin Espada,
and the Minister of National
Economy, Senor Alberto CreSpo,
are in Washington attending the
financial conference. They will
be the honor guests at luncheon
Thursday given by the Ambas-
sador. Senor DR.. Don Luis Fer
nando Guachalla. The diStin-
guished Bolivians will meet at
this function, the Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Henry Morgenthau,
jr.; Undersecretary of State Sum-
ner Welles, Secretary of Com
nerce Jesse Jones and other off,
Evening star., 1942-07-05
DR.. Lopez Greeted
Upon His Arrival
In New York

The Colombian Ambassador,
Senor Dr.. Gabriel Turbay, and
the Second Secretary of the EN-
basSy, Senor Don Jose Camacho-
Lorenzana, are in New York,
where they will meet the presi-
dent elect of their country, DR..
Alfonso Lopez, upon his arrival
today.
The First Secretary, Senor Don
Alberto Vargas Narino. is ac-
companying him from Miami to
the metropolis. Dr. Lopez and
his party will come to Wash
ington the latter part OF the
week.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Eleanor Noyes Hempstone
Joins Debutante Circle
Introduced to Old Residential Set
At Simple Party at White Chimneys

BY Margaret Hart,
Wartime has curaed Capital and summer
comngou parties that
popularity are few and far between this
ana all frequent
shat strictly official
- AT White Chmneys the home of Capt and Smith
1epstone OF delightful
ocla functions found yesterday the late
OF the families Washington
at the Bethesda residence the
Hempstone.
Capt and Mrs Hempstone only about
present their daughter to their friends
made and in keeping with the times the
simplicity AS be found
every else another change
newcomers here much of the
debuts of the friends
the two her guests
of white organdie embossed
quite simply made with fitted bodice sweetheart neckne and
very full skirt Her bouquet white glado
delphnium, arranged in a cascade
Mrs Hempstone white with matching
and her husband the white uniform the
of gave
very colorful well patriotic note to the gathering
In addition to being the debut of Miss
in the nature of White
Evening star., 1942-07-05

(See ENGAGEMENTS. Page D-1o)
Evening star., 1942-07-05

(See WEDDING, Page DID
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sumo financial responsibility fof
any errors which may appear IN
advertisements published In rs
columns In those instances where
the paper l. az fault. Il utu re-
print that part Of the adyertise.
mrnf in witch the typographical
mistake occurs
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Male Help Wanted

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ating with the War Manpower
Commission which advises that
workers presently employed in
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ply and will not be considered
for employment with employ
ers advertising IN this section.
WANTED MEN FOR WORK on
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Male Help Wanted

MAT and ambitious boy % milk
cows and do light work on farm.
e3s. room and board. Apply 400
Puyallup ave.
EXPERIENCED furnace repair man.
81 IS per hour. Hyder Furnace Co.
ISIS Pacific aHenue.
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10 arrest and convic-
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18th. So. Tacoma Way.
Der bilifold. money and
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LEAVING for san Francisco Monday.
October 10th. ~ noon. Want one
70 share trip. Miss Handler. Vet
Grams. Hospital, American Lake.
RIDE 70 spanaway from Tacoma be-
tween lis and l 30 .. m. five
NIGHTS a week. Granite TTQe.
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uest tickets TO the
ter.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-27
0pA OFFICE TO
 BE LOCATED IN
 VALENTINE BLDG.

Office of Price Administration headquarters for Alaska are tenn pcrarily located in room of the Valentine Building but will be moved to a four-room suite in the same building as soon as the permanent offices have been redec- crated, according to Mrs. Mildred Hermann, recently appointed Di- rector of Alaska Territorial Office of Price Administration.
 It is expected that the new offices will be ready for occupancy by June l, Mrs. Hermann said.
 Mrs. Hermann, under her new ap- pointment, will have charge of all rationing and also price ceilings in the Territory and actual work of the department will begin within a short time, when the staff of the office has been selected, she said.
 T expect to retain existing local rationing boards in the various incorporated towns, which will work under the Juneau OPA office," Mrs Hermann said. Within a short time l will make public a list of exceptions to the price ceiling reg ulatlons and will also keep the public informed concerning inform ation on rationing," she stated.
 Miss Dorothy Tors is now em- ployed in the OPA office as stenog- rapher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-27
COLISEUM
NOWl

lien of said attachment in a man. ner provided by law, but said per- sonal property is now held in tha possession of the United Statei Marshal III pursuance to said writ of attachment, and is now within the jurisdiction of the above en- titled court and plaintiff claims an attachment lien thereon.
 That plaintiff in said action de- mands the fc flowing relief: Judg- ment against you for the sum of Twenty Five t$2500) Dollars, with interest at six (6qe) percent per an- mum from November Is. 1941, Sev- enty Four Dollars and Eighty Gents t$74.80) with interest at 695 per annum from August 1, 194l, Two Hundred and Twenty One Dollars and Sixty Five Gents t$221 .65) with interest at six t62a) percent per annum from September Is, 194l, Sixty ($60.00) Dollars Attorneys fees, plaintiffs costs and disburse- ments, and such other and further relief as shall be just and meet in the premises. and plaintiff has att tached and caused to be attached, the warehouse and office building, log raft or float, and other per- sonal property above described, for the purpose of having said proper ty sold and proceeds of said sale applied upon any judgment that may be entered herein against you and in favor of the above named plaintiff.
 In the event you fail to so ap- pear and answer the complaint in the above case at the time and place herein specified, plaintiff will take judgment against you as afore- said, and the above described ware house and office building, log raft or float, and other personal proper ty will be sold as provided by law. and the proceeds of said sale ap- piled upon said judgment.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 27th day of May, 1922
 fSEAL) FELIX CRAY,
 United States Commissioner
 and Ex-Officio Justice of the
 Peace, Juneau Commissioner
 Precinct, Territory of Alaska. May 27-June 3-10-17.
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BOB HOPE COMES
 TONIGHT IN NEW
 SCREWY COMEDY
Caught in fhe Draft" 0p- ening at 2Oth Century
 Is Dizzy Farce

There's a new Hope for the ar my, now that Bob has joined up. For America new defense Army has its Hollywood counterpart in Caught in the Draft" Paramount's up-to-the-minute comedy film which opens tonight at the 20th Century. The picture burlesques the trials ard tribulations of, the rockies life in the Army.
 The comedy corps is headed by Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Fresh from the hilarious and TO- mantle highway they paved in Road to Zanzibar" the two gag happy film pals are joined by Lynne Overman and Eddie Brack- en, two fluke recruits who get more than they bargained for trying to keep Bob out of the guard house.
 Dorothy, the colonel's daughter, wants ner rookie to be hero be- fore she says yes" and turns the colonel into a kernel to make her dream come true. Hope plays the part of a movie actor who's in the Army as the boomeranged result of one of his own practical jokes. He's the gun-shy, goose -pimply hero who'll floor you with his brand new stock of Army gags.