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The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
of opheim enioyed roller skating at

of Opheim enjoyed roller skating al
the theater.
Joe Reboula, who had been q
patient at a Glasgow hospital, re-
turned home Saturday,.
woodwork and floors of Jacob
sons cafe, store and refreshment
parlor are being made more attrac-
tive this week by application OF
varnish and enamel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walstad and
Viola and Harriet Edwards went to
Glasgow Sunday to attend the choir
concert.
Mrs. Samuel Paus went to Scobey
Monday to visit at the Ormond
PauS home.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and
Florene attended the Farmers Union
school at Wolf Point Thursday. They
renamed as guests at he Oliver
Montgomery home until Friday.
MINIS Art Schwartz was in charge
of the store while they were away.
Sunday guests at he E. johnson
home were Chet Kinsey of Wor-
den and Guy Nohlen, field man
CT the livestock association, who
will hold meeting at Opheim Sat
urday.
The F. U. Dance held Satur-
day was we'll attended.
Elenore Anderson was a week end
guest of Rose Novack
Mrs. H. Hunter entertained at
two parties honoring her sister Mrs
P. G. Dunbar of Glasgow. Wednes-
day guests were E1evlyn Cooper,
Mrs. Roy Paus and Mrs. Elmer
WalStad.
Thursday guests were Mrs. D. T.
st. John, Mrs. Harry Kulp, and
Mrs. Walter Irgens.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bohlig and
family entertained at dinner Sun
day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Paus and Miss Ruth Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. d. T. st. John en-
tertained at dinner Monday. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs E. R. Telford,
Corp, Kenneth Telford and DR..
William Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Rogers enter
tanned at a birthday dinner party
for Casey Ammo Sunday. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Art Reed, Mr..
NAAS NlAos OebAA toNlh dAANA INll c1l0
Mrs. Casey Ammo.
Mrs. Harold Kulp entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Whittle and family
in honor of Harold Kulp's birthday
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Strate and Miss Margar-
ct Camp went to Scobey Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Strate entertained the
pinochle club Wednesday.
tertaired the Rcy Bergstrom fam
lily Saturday evening. The occa-
sion was the birthday of Bobbie
Bergstrom, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bergstrom. The Norton Berg
strcm family was present for a
birthday luncheon fer Miss Esther
Larson, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. ice Stellflug and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Isakson enter
tained at dinner Friday for E.
Stellfulg and Morris Munger at
the Joe ISakson home. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stell-
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

Mrs. Marti Grim and daughter
Thelma left for Glasgow Monday
where Thelma is receiving medical
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Knute Dixon and
family entertained at Sunday dinner
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Honrud and Bonnie Lee, Leslie and
Belva, Gene Wade and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wade.
Guests at an anniversary party at
the Sam Griendeland home Thurs
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Isak-
| son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Schnell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Ammo Jr.
Mrs. Icie ammo is spending a few
days visiting at the Casey Ammo
and Walt Ammo homes before she
moves to Great Falls, where she
will make her home with her daugh-
ter Louise Ammo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Sam
Grindeland home were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Keough, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Squires and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Schnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Ammo and baby and Mrs. Icie Ammo.
The Altar society will meet with
Mrs. John Redfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Floyd and
Mrs. Martin Capdeville went to
Glasgow Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larsen and
family entertained at diner Sunday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs A. o.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Beck
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Oral
Qualle and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Dahl and family and Mrs. FL
vina johnson.
Twenty guests were present at
surprise party given by Mrs. Art
Paulson and Mrs. N. c. Amundson
at the Grim home Wednesday. The
occasion was Mrs. Martin Grim's
birthday Many gifts were received.
Cards were played throughout he
evening. Lunch was served buffet
style. Mrs. Art Omvig baked the pink
and white three layer TERED
birthday cake.
At a joint meeting of the Masonic
group and members of the Eastern
Star, held at the st. John home
one day last week, it was decided
that beth groups would again cb-
serve George WaShington's birthday
at a party held at the school Tues
day, Feb, IT. These parties have
been an annual affair fer several
years and include masonic and
Eastern star members, their hus-
bands and wives and their child
rem of high school age.
The Rev. and Mrs E. B. Holte
Mrs. Carrie Mathison and Miss
Bertha Mathison were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Helgerson
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed of
Glasgow visited Mrs. George Reed
Sunday.
These bringing in scrap iron last
Wednesday were Carl Nielsen. Bud
Siefert and Carl Breke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BergStrom and
daughter Marleen spent the greater
part of last week at Glasgow where
Mr.. Bergstrom received medical at
tenicn. Their two children Bobbie
and Janet remained with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bergstrom.
Corp. Kenneth Telford of Moffet
Field, Calf, arrived home WedneS-
day en- sick leave following an ap-
pendicitis operation. Mrs. Telford
plans on leaving Tuesday.
A phonograph with loud speaker
wa sused last Wednesday and Sun
day when many CT the young people
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Valley Officers
Backing Sale Of
Bonds, Stamps

Valley county elective Officials
deputies and clerks have pledged
themselves "one hundred percent
to the purchase cf defense bonds and
stamps. it was reported last week
by H. R. Bjorklund, clerk and re-
corder.
The response was received at a
meeting called for the purpose at
which every person signed to help
in the war effort on a voluntary
basis, he added.
The meeting was called in cooper
alton with William H. BARLEY of
Great Falls. state stamp and bond
sale coordinator.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12

flug, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson,
Birtha and oscar, Lee Munger. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson and
Alene, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Isakson,
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stellflug, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Isakscn and girls.
The Wild Rose Club met at the
hcme of Mrs. Anna Andersen Fri
day. Dinner was served to 25 mem
bers and guests. Mrs. Florence P.
Elliott discussed gardens and nu-
triton. The club donated 81. to
the Red Cross. The next club meet
ing will be with Mrs. Ellis Jen-
ningS, March 6.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Farewell for Mrs. Patterson

Mrs. j. C. Patterson, who left
Tuesday for Provo, S. D.. OF join
Mr.. Patterson, was complimented at
a farewell party last Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Don c. Bliven and Mrs.
H. L. Christensen were hoStesseS at
the Christensen home at a dessert
luncheon for u guests. The valen-
tine motif was used in decorations.
Court whist furnished the entertain
ment. Mrs. Patterson received the
head prize and Mrs. w. C. Funk the
consolation. A going away gift was
presented to Mrs. Patterson.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Fort Peck zS6 SSf'4!i eI5s SEsSSE75 SG15
,r Richard Eriksen - Phone 614J -
read and several musical numbers

/ read and several musical numbers
will be given.
The monthly quota to the veterans
hospital at Fort Harrison was sent
in. This month the quota was made
of bedside bags. The president, Mrs
William Padgett, and secretary, Mrs.
LYLE d. Squires, read several COM
munications from headquarters on
national defense.
The members of the American Le-
gion arrived at the Pulling home
after their meeting at the Admins
tration building for refreshments
served by Mrs. Pulling.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Episcopal Guild Meets

Mrs. Albert Tippett entertained
the Episcopal Guild auxiliary Mon
day afternoon at her home. The
group decided to start sunshine
fund. The next meeting will be a
program followed by a social hour
at the hotel clubrooms, Feb. %. Mrs.
&c. w. Simmons and Mrs. William
Rutledge will be hostesseS.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Six Months Given
Frazer Resident
In Justice Court

Richard Walks on Top CT Frazer
pleaded guilty to a charge CT adult
cry whe nhe appeared before Justice
c. w. Kampfer in Glasgow last week
and was sentenced to serve six
months in the county jail. Margaret
Comes Last was complaining witness.
Walks on Top was arrested in Welt
Point by Undersheriff Hugh Bcrton.
Complaint was filed by Thomas R.
Marrcn, county attorney.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
New Jury Chairs
And Railing Are
Added in Court

improvements in the Valley county
courtroom just completed include
installation of IA new jury chairs en-
fixed pivots, along with a partition
railing in front CT the jury box.
The old chairs which served for
countlss Valley county jury terms,
are being utilized in various county
offices Throughout the courthouse.
Earlier, a carpet which novered
the section of the room occupied by
lawyers and officers of the, court
had been reploced by new hnoleum.
The jury chairs were installed and
the partition built by T. w. Leedham,
Glasgow contractor.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
O.E.S. Program Presented

Mrs. H. H. Nicholson, program
chairman, presented a group Of
readings about February holidays al
the meeting of the o. E. S. club al
the A. r. Tuttle home last Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Roy Hillman Jr.
was the assisting hostess. Mrs
Charles F. Zeige, newly installed
president, conducted the business
meeting.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
adopt" SERVICE MEN

NASHUA-The defense crganiz-
alton met Monday evening. 1t was
voted that a list of all of the en-
listees and draftees would be kept
and each man in service would be
adopted" by some member CT the
organization to remember each
month with a card, small gift or
anything of the donors choosing.
This personal contact was voted
in lieu of the farewell gift that
had been formerly proposed.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Stop That
Coughing
and Stop 1t NOW

Pour yourself teaspoon Of Buckley's
CANADIOL Mixture let it lie on your
tongue moment then swallow slowly.
Feel its quick powerful effective action
spread through throat, head and bronchial
tubes. Acts like a flash. Right away it
starts to loosen thick. choking phelm and
opens up clogged bronchial tubes Over 10
million bottles sold in cold wintry Canada.
A single sip will tell you why. Spend 45
cents today at forks Rexall Drug. Hall
Drug or any drug store for a bottle OF
Buckley's CANADIOL Mixture.
dec Feb I2l
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Birth Announcements

Mr.. and Mrs. Krist Leistiko an
nounce the birth of a baby Monday
morning at the Fort Peck hospital
The baby weighed 7 pounds, a
ounces. His name is Duane Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kuebler an
nounce the arrival of baby boy
Carl Richard, Sunday morning at
the Glasgow DeaconeSs hospital.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Pulling to Speak at NJ. E. A.

Albert Van S. Pulling will speak at
the meeting of the Glasgow chapter
of the Montana Education asSocia-
ton this evening. His topic will be
Lincoln as an Inspiration for Pho
neer Educatoin." The Fort Peck
teachers belong to this chapter and
plan to attend the dinner meeting
at the Allen cafe.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Mrs. Quidor Entertains

Mrs. j. S. Quidor entertained the
Friday Bridge club at a dessert lun-
cheon at her home at 1:30 Miss
jeanette Gochenour won high score
prize and Mrs. r. E. Stroman Sec
ond high score prize. Mrs. Mark Kot-
kin received the low score prize.
Substitute guests were Mrs. M. j.
Dunn, Mrs. J. v. House, Mrs. Kot-
kin and Miss Gochenour.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Auxiliary Plans Program

Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.
Albert Van S. Pulling last Tuesday
evening and made further plans for
the Americanization program sched-
uled for Feb. %. There will be a
speaker, prize winning essays will be
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
GAME FOR DEFENSE

NASHUA - Manager Ed Metzger
announces that he engaged the Pop
lar Independent basketball team to
meet the Nashua All-Stars for a
benefit game at the high school gym,
Tuesday. Proceeds will go to the To-
cal defense organization.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Baulda Caulda No-host Dinner

A baulda caulda no-host dinner
was held Saturday evening at the
Don c. Bliven home. The evening
was spent informally. Those present
were Mrs. j. c. Patterson, Mrs.
Frank Morgan, Mrs. H. L. Christen-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester c. Ritter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bliven.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Dinner at Pullings

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van S. Pull
ling entertained % guests at a
chicken pie dinner at their home
last Tuesday evening preceding the
Legion and Auxiliary meetings.
Their guests were the friends who
surprised them on their 25th we'd
ding anniversary with a dinner and
evening party.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
BREVITIES


Mr.. and Mrs. James B. McLaugh-
lin and family have moved from 124
Milk River drive to 512 White street
The Wilmar Torgerson family is
living at 124 Milk River drive.
Mrs. H. L. Christensen went to
Wolf Point Sunday to visit in the
Earl Fake home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Blannin and
daughter Elizabeth moved to SIS
Cheyenne street the first of the
week Mrs. Blannin and Elizabeth
arrived Sunday from their former
home at Butte. Mr.. Blannin ha'
| been here a week.
w. C. House of Livingston spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting hi:
son, J. V. House. and family.
Mrs. Marian James of Culbertsor
had lunch at the NJ. j. Dunn home
last Tuesday. She is an instructor
in the Red Cross first aid program
and accompanied Mary Coleman oi
Glasgow to Fort Peck for the classes
held Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hons, who have
been living at the hotel, moved tt
$40 White street Wednesday
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. j. McAuley
moved to their residence at no.
East Kansas street Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gait and fam
lily have changed residence from 20i
to 202 Sioux street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Zimmer.
man and family have arrived from
Wolf Point and are living in Apt
| 3301-B.
Michael Kenny arrived Monday
from Omaha, Neb. He is employed
in the finance division at the towr
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman N. Fuller
were called to Walla Walla, Wash.
by the death of Mrs. Fuller's father
They left Tuesday. Mrs. Fuller:
mother died Jan. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Shawlee anc
family were called to Havre Satur-
day by the illness OF Mr.. Shawlee!
mother.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Becomes Member
Of W Honorary

MISSOULA-Marg Ibsen of
Glasgow, senior chemistry major at
Montana State university, was in
itiated into Pi Mu Epsilon, national
mathematics honorary, here recently.
Miss Ibsen was one CT the IL to be
initiated into the mathematics hon
Orary.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Surprise for Mrs. johnson

Mrs. Leonard Johnston was sur
prised Tuesday morning by a group
of her friends at coffee in honor
of her birthday. The group met at
the home of Mrs. Don c. Bliven
and birthday cake and coffee were
served. Mrs. Johnston was presented
with a gift. Others present were Mrs.
A. r. Tuttle, Mrs. John Hackner and
Mrs. w. A. Erickson.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Bridge Club Meets

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ErikSen We're
hosts to the members of their bridge
club Saturday evening at 1880
Guests in addition to the regular
members were Miss Ethel Floren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward KloSS Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmar Torgerson.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
More Knitting Turned In

Mrs. E. F. Gilstrap turned in ten
more knitted garments to the Red
Cross office at Glasgow Monday.
This makes a total of SO garments
in the last five weeks. The yarn for
refugee knitting has not yet arrived.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Choir Party at Burkes

Mrs. Max w. Burke entertained
members of the Lutheran choir at
her home Friday evening. Practice
was held and then those present
played games and enjoyed refresh
ments. Husbands and wives OF the
members were also guests.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Girl Scouts Plan Tea

The Girl Scouts will serve tea at
the Scout room in the laboratory
building Saturday afternoon from 3
to 5. This will be a silver tea. The
girls have planned the decorations
in keeping with Valentines day. Ev-
eryone is welcome.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Hazelbaker Named
New Secretary Of
Press Association

Howard Hazelbaker, former Poison
publisher and state senator from
Lake county, this week was appoint
ed secretary Of he Montana State
Press association by President c. j.
Doherty CT Missoula. Hazelbaker sue
ceeds the late Henry Woare. Hazel
baker, who sold his newspaper some
time ago, has been Assisting at the
State university school of journal
ism.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Group Surprises Mrs. Zeige

The jallopy breakfasters surprised
their hostess. Mrs. Charles F. Zeige,
last Wednesday morning. The hos
tess served the Is guests waffles and
pancakes. These breakfasts are
sponsored by the members of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Luncheon at Newburys

Mrs. D. E. Newbury was hostess at
luncheon Friday noon at her home
to members of her sewing club. The
group decided to meet regularly Fri
day until the Red Cross first aid
classes are completed. The regular
meeting day is Tuesday.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Supper Party at Dunns

Mr.. and Mrs. M j. Dunn enter
tanned at a Sunday supper party
Sunday evening at 7. Their guests
were Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Richard
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
MANY COLLECT IRON

GENEVIEVE = This part Of the
country is being visited by scrap
iron collectors during the nice wea-
ther.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Family Dinner at PulIings

II dIIIIIJ DIII1TtI at uIIIfISS
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van S. Pull
ling had as their guests at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Kotkin and Phillip
TusS Monday evening. Mr.. Tuss left
Tuesday to join the army.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12

Mrs. Elmer Harris entertained her
sewing club at a dessert luncheon
last Wednesday afternoon at her
home.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12

DI1ntT 1T NtISUIIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin c. Nelson
had as their dinner guests Saturday
evening the H. H. Nicholson family.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12

kin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van 5.
Pulling and Phillip Tuss. Cards were
played during the evening.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12
Mrs. House Entertains

Mrs. j. V. House entertained at a
bridge party Thursday evening in
honor of Miss jeanette Gouchenour
of Livingston, who visited in the
House home last week. Mrs. Richard
Eriksen received the high score p.ize
and Mrs. L. w. Hargrove the low
score prize. Other guests were Mrs.
w. c. Funk, Mrs. r. H. Rutter. MRS.
A. j. Hanson and Mrs. Paul Koetitz.
The Glasgow courier., 1942-02-12

The smarteSt cotton frocks you've
seen! Bright prints and stripes in
coat styles. upper front types,
breakfast coats and long torso
models.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
With The
COlOrs
Negro Sailors Maintain An Excellent
Naval Record At Great Lakes Station

CHICAGO-(ANP)-Each OF the
l,200 colored sailors at Camp Nor
row in the Great Lakes Naval
Training station is top notch star
according to Lieut.. Commander
Daniel w. Armstrong, commander
Of the camp.
Great Lakes is preparing for the
first graduation Of trainees since
naval recruiting was extended "a
Negroes on June %. Some OF the
graduates will be sent TO sea with
battleships. others will be assign
ed TO Hampton institute, Va. for
special training.
The colored sailors built thei.,
own obstacle course under the SUI
pervision of Commander Armstrong
One OF the obstacles is a ditch 90
feet wide into which the sailors
jump, then climb out.
One fully dressed enlietee ran
to the brink and leaped across. Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
WAC Candidate Roster Issued
In Realms
OF Poetry
If We Must Fight
BY ROBERT V. LEWIS

ny hVDAhL " IL EfA0
II in this world wide struggle we
must fight
Once more to stem the tide Of
tyranny:
II once again we prove superior
might
An. win a victory over slavery,
Then fight we must the battle Of
the ages,
And lift we must the holy torch SO
high
That history will fill her tragic
pages
With tributes for the way free
people die.
For die we must for freedom In
the world.
And die we will. yes. by the thod-
sand fold!
II it be ours to keep our flag un-
furled
Wen meet the foe. confound his
lucred gold.
Amerlcal great. sprawling, gifted
land!
Born Of a wondrous day, how rich
thou art.
The greatest work Of Gods al
mighty hand,
The pageant OF some Christlike
work OF art.
II we must fight once more TO see
the gem
or freedom planted high on every
brow.
The hope OF mankind never must
grow dim.
And we shall win, for God will
show us how!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
SCRAPBOOK

We leap a span OF years and
turning the pages OF one OF our
scrap books we find in sports
clipping that the Roxborougb
boys, Charlie and John, are named
all-time all-high school basketball
players. We have forgotten which
one was given the name on basket
ball floor. that Of Joe Cans
Maybe Charlie or John Roxbor-
ough will enlighten us? But beth
boys" were hot-stuff at basketball.
Attorney Charles Roxborougn
got his political training ming
ling with our good poe
Ames and other political lights OF
color in those days and at Lam
sing where he served in and abou;
the corridors OF the legislative
halls OF the state capitol both as d
youngster, as a deputy state In
spector in later years and as a
state senator still later.
In this same scrap book Of
pleasant and bygone memories we
come across the clipping inform
ing us OF young Charlie Mahcney,
outstanding orator. a student ci
Olivet college. Olivet. Mich. win
ming another oratorical contest
Charlie Is CARRIED in dark suit ana
sporting either a white or light
colored vest. A mighty cookbook
ing chap too then and still IS.
Still another page telling the
, citizens of Detroit OF the return
of it's protective skirts OF Lieu'.
Frank W. Cheek. Corps. Cla,enct
+. Fuzzy Thompson. Chas. John
son and Jerry White: Privates Ed
ward Cook, AL Colwell. Milton
Lauter. Merrieweather, Robinson
and Fred H. Williams. late regi-
mental sergeant major 4Sth Infar.
try of Volunteers. How all OF item
were called to the City hall OF this
city and presented medals for
services rendered faithfully and
honorably" in their coun.rys
cause.
We find where the law firm oi
Showers and Barnes represent in
court moving picture houses ri
Detroit. That this same firm Is
under contract representing sevo--
al white business concerns OF the
city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

thought I was supposed to Jump
across. so ! did It," he said u HIS
superior officer.
with that spirit" said Com
mander Armstrong. these men
can't help but be good sailors
Lieut. Commander Armstrong is
the son OF the late Gen. Armstrong
who founded Hampton institute.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
DETROIT BOY
TO BEGIN HIS
NAVAL COURSE

GREAT LAKES. Ill--William II.
Williamson. Jr. II. son OF M. ana
Mrs. William II. Williamson. 2l5S
Clinton street. entered training
here at the Us. Naval Training
Station last week under the Nays
new program for enlisting men OF
the Negro race.
He will undergo an intensive
course in naval procedure before
assignment to active duty either
with the US. feet at sea or AZ a
naval shore station.
Men taken into the Navy under
this program are quartered in Can p
Morrow. recently-completed sec
tion Of the training station. Facil,-
ties OF the camp are identical TO
other camps OF the station.