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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
SCHOOL DRIVE
FOR KEYS IN
COUNTY OPENS
Betty Ann Molvig, High School
Senior Here, Will Direct
Valley Campaign.

Betty Ann Molvig, Glasgow high
school senior, is county chairman
of a key Kan Kollection KAN
paign" in which every Valley coun-
ty school pupil is to join.
Miss Molvig outlined the plan at
the high school scrap assembly
Wednesday and told how every
room and school is eligible to win
prizes offered by The Courier.
In addition, many business places
in the county will have cans in
which the keys may be placed.
"All flat keys are composed Of
more than 80 percent nickel, a
material vitality needed for ignition
parts" Miss Molvig explained. 1T
has become SC scarce that the
treasury will take it out of our five
cent coins and replace it with a
more expensive metal, silver"
In the county campaign, she eX-
planned, pupil chairmen will be APP
pointed for every room in each
high school and every rural school
in Valley county.
Each student will be asked to
bring old keys. Prizes of large col
ored maps will be offered by The
Courier to the room in each high
school having collected the largest
number Of keys. A larger wall map
will be presented to the high school
turning in the heaviest poundage of
keys. A special map prize will go to
the rural school with the heaviest
contribution.
Miss Ella Hammerness, acting
county superintendent, is cooperat-
ing in the countrywide campaign.
In Glasgow, high school pupils
charge of local key contributions
are Howard Magruder, chairman,
and Mary Thomas, publicity chair
man
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Airfield Worker
Passes; Body to
N. Dakota Home

Francis Hudson, 80, who had
lived in Glasgow for five months
and had been employed at the
Glasgow airport. died at a local
hospital Sunday after two weeks ILL
ness with pneumonia.
His father, Allen A. Hudson, who
made his home here with him, ac-
companied the body, which was
shipped from the peterson chapel
in Glasgow to Alexandra, N. D..
where funeral services were held
Tuesday.
Survivors include a brother at
Alexandria and n living in Wash
ington.
Hudson was born at Whitmore,
Iowa, March IT, 1903. He had spent
most of his life in North Dakota.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
No More japanese
Labor Available
For Beet Harvest

No more Japanese labor will be
avalla BILE for the beet harvest in
the Milk river valley, it was an
nounced Wednesday by L. S Hum
phrey, Utah-Idaho Sugar company
field man in the Glasgow district.
This means we will have to get
along with what we have, plus
whatever local or volunteer help we
can secure" the field man added.
He stated he did not have defin-
lite information but understood that
recruiters have been unable to Sc
cure more workers in the relocation
camps where japanese are now
kept.
Whatever the present trouble is
it seems to be in the camps and in
the difficulty CT recruiting more la
bor," Mr.. Humphrey added.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
MAI. ROBERTS
IS PROMOTED
TO NEW RANK
Fort Peck District Engineer
Now Has the Grade of
Lieut.. Colonel.

Mai. Howard H. Roberts, Fort
Peck district engineer who recently
replaced col. Richardson Selee, has
been promoted to the rank of lieu
tenant colonel, according to word
received from Washington, D. c.
Lieutenant colonel Roberts was
graduated from the Vanderbilt I'M
iversity in Nashville, Tenn, with a
B. S. degree in civil engineering. He
served during the world war with
the 47th Engineers.
Before coming to Fort Peck he
was with the Missouri River divi-
sion office in kansas City and
Omaha since 1928, holding the rank
Of captain in the engineer reserves
from 1920. until this year when he
was ordered to active military duty,
was promoted to major and now to
lieutenant colonel.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Two from Valley
Now al Ct. Lakes
Station, Illinois

GREAT LAKES. Ill.-From CIV
ilian, to "bcot" to bluejacket are
the transitions that two former
residents of Valley county are up
dergoing at the naval training sta
ticn here since they reported fol
duty last week. They are Wayne j
Putt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Putt of Glasgow, and Ernest L.
Peterson, 81, son CT MI. and Mrs.
Charles O.. Peterson of Nashua. AT
ter they finish boot Qecruit) train
ing, the new recruits will either be
assigned aboard a man-o-war or
held for further specialized train
ing at ore of the navy's many serv-
ice schools.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Highway Offenses
Bring Many Fines
In Justice Court

A variety of traffic %cffenses the
past week brought fines or bail
forfeitures to four Valley county
residents in the C. w. Kampfer JUS
tice court here. .
Thomas Flynn of Oswego, ar
rested by Patrolman Orrie Woods
OF Welt Point, pleaded guilty to
driving while intoxicated, and was
fined 500. Joe COX of Frazer, was
charged as an intoxicated pedeSt-
ran on the highway, paid a fine Of
Leo Trocinsky of Fort Peck,
charged with reckless driving by
Patrolman William Wolden. was
fined SIS. Trccinsky's a tore out
several posts on a curve on the
project. Hugh Mattfeldt, 35, Of
Glasgow, arrested by Fort Peck pc
lice and turned over to the patrol
man, was fined SIS for parking a
truck on the highway.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

Men between the ages of IS and
81 who are interested in receiving
training for the air force with no
expense to themselves may receive
interviews in Glasgow Saturday af-
ternoon, it was announced this
week.
Judge Vernon Hoven of Plenty
wood will be at the Glasgow hotel
from l to 4 Saturday afternoon to
explain the training program to
any interested men.
The air force, ne states, now
needs flight instructors, air line
pilots, service pilots and glider pi-
lots.
Judge Hoven is working in CO.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
HAYNES URGES
ACTIVITY ON
FARM LABOR
Says O'Connor Has Dodged
and Straddled Issue" for
Many Months.

His opponent has lodged and
straddled" the issue of farm
labor shortage for months and this
has resulted in great hardship"
it was declared by F. F. Haynes
OF Forsyth, Republican candidate
for congress opposing Rep. James
+. OhCcnnor. Mr.. Haynes was here
Monday and Will return Oct. % TO
discuss campaign issues in a public
address.
The congressman addressed a
large crowd on the same platform
with me at Poplar early III July"
Mr. Haynes commented. He recog-
nized at that time the %inequities OF
the SelectiVe service act and told
the people the local draft beard
had original power to exempt this
class OF labor essential to produc-
ton"
He, however, overlooked the fact
that the draft boards were follow
ing Dlueprlnted specifications, in
the main, and doing a patient and
Unankless job with the confusion
Of regulations.
Recognized Emergency
Congressman O'Conno + pub
licly recognized months ago the ue-
flclency OF the act and the hard
ships which would develop. WHAT
mas he done about it?
Absolutely nothing except to
parade around the country and tell
the people that he was going "
do this or that unless the govern
ment did something about II.
The truth Of the matter IS that
it a the specific duty OF OCon-
nor to take the train back to cot-
greSS the night after he recognized
the peril and start a fight On the
floor of congress to amend the act
that enllSUmentS in both the ar
my and the navy and the air corps
should be credited to county quo-
las. He is paid $4,000 a year and
overhead to be a congressman, anU
nCtnlng to strut around the coun-
trySide painting and mending his
political fences.
Should Have Started Fight
ANY congressman who possessed
a sense Of integrity to his duty,
having pupIlcly confessed his
recognition of that duty, as did o.
Conner, would not have wasted a
minute in starting a fight in con-
gress to correct the condition.
1T looks bad to sensible people
TO have these fellows who have done
literally nothing in congress requir-
ing courage, intelligence and enter
to continue playing the public
for ~simpletons. Congress should be
recruited with new men who rec
their oathS of office and
have the courage and the enter
to do their duty.
Government by bureaucracy will
continue, which means confusion
and waste and incompetence. until
men are sent to congress who are
capable of thinking and are will
ing to fight.
1.-The draft act situation is only
one Of many similar instances in
which O'Connor has straddled and
lodged and as a result brought a
great hardship upon the farmer,
and business man."
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
National Church Officer
will Speak Here Sunday

The Rev. Dr.. William F. Frazier
of New York City, executive vice
president of the home division OF
the cong re Christian
churches, will be in Glasgow Sat-
urday and sunday.
He will speak at the morning
service in the Congregational
church and will meet with the men
CT the church at a luncheon in
the church basement following the
service, The Rev. E. R. Bellingham
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Bates Now Heads
VIEW. Aviation
Cadet Committee

Ralph NJ. Bates of 713 Fifth ave-
nue. south has been named chair
man of the aviation cadet program
committee Of the Veterans or For
eign Wars succeeding Curtis Beede.
who has enlisted in the navy. All
young men between 18 and 26 who
desire information about the army
aviation cadet program should see
Mr.. Bates. Appointments can be
made on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings OF On SUNDAYS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
CITY SCHOOLS MOBILIZE FOR SCRAP DRIVE
Valley Is Again
"Over The Top"
On Bonds Quota

Valley county is performing &C
cording to past record and again
exceeded its September "a bond
and stamp quota. it vas an
nounced today by j. P. Stern
hagen, county vice chairman in
charge of the campaign.
Information received from state
headquarters stated that the to-
tai sales for the month were
$44,417.
This exceeded the quota set for
the county by $5,017, Mr.. Stern
hagen said, expressing his appre-
citation for the fine response of
the people.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
NEW NASHUA TEACHER

NASHUA Miss Alma White ar
rived Tuesday and began her duties
as commercial teacher at Nashua.
She taught last year at Holyoke,
Colo. She is a graduate of Greeley
state Normal and has also attended
Denver university. Miss Christine
Erickson was supply teacher since
the opening of school.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Hinsdale Rancher
Kills Over Sixty
Rattlers On Place
BY Courier Correspondent

7 HIN SD A E-Palmer Gaasch.
rancher north of Hinsdale. has
made a record in the number of
rattlesnakes which were killed
on his ranch SO far this year. Mr.
Gaasch and son Monte killed "a
rattIeSnakes Sunday bringing the
years total to mora than so. The
largest snake was mere than four
feet long. The Gaasch ranch is
located in the Rock creek valley
10 miles north of Hinsdale at the
south entrance of picturesque Rock
creek canyon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Miss Kamla Heads
HinSdale M. E. A.

HINSCALF-Miss Ailene Kamla,
fifth and sixth grade teacher in the
Hinsdale schools, was elected pres
ident of the Montana Education as
ISOLATION local at a meeting OF the
faculty Tuesday evening. Elizabeth
futile. science and mathematics,
elected vice president and Pat
ricia Berry. home economics, Sec
retarV-treaSllrer.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Parade Next Friday,
Collection Campaign
Included In PROGRAM
is PART OF COUNTRYWIDE MOVEMENT
LAUNCHED AT COMMITTEE
MEETING HELD HERE

We're in the scrap up to our neck" may well be the slogan
of Glasgow school pupils, who launched their part in the city
scrap collection campaign and an important part = at a spe-
cal assembly Wednesday morning. ..'.
Meanwhile, the entire county was appealed to following a
scrap committee meeting Tuesday night at which County
Chairman c. H. Roberts presided.
Every pupil in the Glasgow schools will begin collection of
scrap Tuesday, following a slogan and letter writing campaign
in the school. Next weeks drive for the pupils will wind up
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

announced.
DR.. Frazier has under his direc-
ton the educational missionary and
publishing activities of the denom-
nation. He is a contributing editor
to Advance, the founder and dean
of the Sylvan Dale school and an
outstanding Greek and New Tesla
ment scholar.
The Rev. Cloyd H. Conner of Bill
lings, state superintendent of Cen
gregational churches, will accomp-
any DR.. Frazier.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
SOMETHING FOR US TO SHOOT AT
a Message To
Every Driver

You can save rubber and help
win the war if you will do these
things:
L. Drive only when absolutely
necessary.
2. Keep under 35 miles per
hour.
3 Keep your tires properly in
flated.
4. Have them inspected regu-
larry.
5. Share your car with others.
- William NJ. Jeffers,
. Rubber Director,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
SALES ARE "FROZEN"

The sale of used tires and tubes
has been frozen by the office of
price administration in anticipation
of a rationing program. Used tires
are being brought into the rubber
rationing program, officials said, be-
cause they will be needed in carry
ing out the Baruch committee re-
concentrations.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Mem Interested i'm Air Force
Service Will BE interviewed

~operation with the air force in a
training program particularly for
residents of northeastern Montana.
Complete information will be given
bv him to any man at the hotel
Saturday afternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

WANTED: 1872, 5O0,067 Key-Men!
your old keys must help win this
war. Drop them in your nearest
KEY-KAN today
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

(@orrots) neben otberilhen Del @i-
ipeiB lnto 3uder lmo Die Gitnmine
" nno 9, ioipie &ipobromen. @r
5oblt 5u benienieen S0ften, bic oos
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hm @abstimsolter eeaeben meroen.
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bent oraanildem @ilen, an Titoninen
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eianet als 3niosnobrnns fiir 9h,t-
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&cltsmittel, bos @eiitesorbeitcrn be-
lonoers at empfeblen lit. @r pirft
antileptildl nnsibcioeno nno 1dlein-
lolcno bel SmIten Seiierfeit nno
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mig permiid)t. suh beiliom bel Wo-
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hobeln 8lntorud, nno ,ineeipObnlith
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Nierenleioen nno 8oferndbt on9e.
ipenoet.
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@inaetpeibe, Colon, Gnn9e mo Blnt.
9rinet iueientlide @rleibter,ng bel
;}nderfranfbeit.
8ermutiaft lit zines Ser nor5iig-
lieblten 0eaaenheilmittel. y'ettihloft
lit ein felt altersber geprieienes Sons-
mittel aur Nbtreib,,ng bon @rieb nno
Steinen in @oue, Nierc nmo 8loie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
Die weltberuehnte
St. Benedict Wund-SaIbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden Karbunkeln, usW.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order 1ll
schicken. - Keine Stamps. so Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB. l72O9 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

8eeen 5llnebmenben 9ioneel a.t
Monnern 1ino jebt 100000 SroM'
en- in 9eutI6lono nit Grieesorbeit
bclbaftigt, oooou 100000 bel Der-
ihieoenen alponasipeiiem Dienltlei-
ilnneen. 100000 lino berbeirotet,
bon benen 100000 &inoer boben,
fir oie tpdbreno oes Cages bon Den
Yorteioreaniiotionen eeloret miro.
Nb 1. SUM- boben oid) doblreihs
5ra,ten Boliaeioienite iibernommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

1tH4SI iNpiNp W. NoSlu9t1WiSL. W iuitt
notluenbig Maun mO SraiL @lteri
lmb Ginocr iiir, bic @rbaltnns bel
@elellld)ait lll6 es Sberc, Goraelcbt.
Eitno ltntergebenc geben. @s gibt -
unb bat itcts ge9eben: Menlben oit
piel iroiite Sitter bcliben, nno ipie
berllm anoere, Die falt aar nidts be
ltbe,1. IS gibt ipobl cine @leifbeit
Der @eib1ebter, bos 1T aber cine lpl
be @leihbeit, Die iebem Seil sic pout
natllreemoBe 6reibeit nno entiprc
henbe Hed,te ,,no Yilihten bietet. Oil
anoere, nielfoh aepreoiate mo onse
Itrebte, bon Den loaen. Iranenre6tle
rinnen eeioroerte @leihbeit, lGBt oi'
lpelentlieben llnterihieoe Der beioel
Seile pollig ouBer aht nno lit oor
um lmiinn. Der Gerl,b zines meIb
liben @ettbelperbes ouf alien @ebe
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ben lebten SsSabr5ebnten bencrfbor 9e
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8eneis miro nber auf einem foli6el
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2eben, beionoers Die @irtlhaft, Ior
oert allmeiit cinen oeleblehtslolen Nu
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nidt bie ofieutliebe politilbe 8etdti
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lmentieren, ipie man min. Wenn, ipi
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be5ablt als MGnnerarbeit, nit ben
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moalid eerinae Yroonftionsfolten an
fommt, mebr .uno mehr isrouelt a1.
felle bon Ntannern einitellt. 9it
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balten ino iuieoer errin9en. Dos III
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BON Seftenfirden, Die. BON Wtenlhc,:
geeriinnet lporbel. Die fatbuliide
&ircbe oItein fiibrt ibren ltriprma
3,,riif auf Den 9ottlid,cn Stiiter, Der
ben gpoitel Yetrls mo leine Nad)
folger a,l Heaenten Ieiner Girbe be
fti,unt bat: Der Yaplt IN Hom allen
lit Der red)tnldBige 9sahfplaer oes er-
ften Bopiies, bes bl. Yetrils. Wer
niht bas @liid bat, als &atbolif se-
boren SIT iei,1, fam lebr leibt Die
Stride @briiti finoen Ii. lie bon ben
Settenfirben interlheioen. Su oec
9at bobcu Millioneu oen Neg 5llr
M1tterfirhe eefl,nben: Arme uno.
Neihe, aeipobnlihe Weniden nno
groBe @elebrte, 8ettler lino Siirlten.,
Das @ebeimnis ber Nn5ieb,nas.
fraft anr fatboliihen airbe beltebs
nibt 10 Iebr in Dem eill5ig haiteben=.
ben berrlibem @ottesbiemlt nno bent
Gitbetiiben &1nitsennb, als pielnepr
in ibrer unlterblihen &raft, oil ibren
@lanbensprinaipien feit5nbalten nno
oielelbcn liegreid 5ll perteloigen gegen
alle int Sanie Der Sabrbllnoerte auf'
taltd)enoen Sorelien l,no oie gcgen Iie
anltitrmenben GerIolgnneen. 0icla
Mobrbeit miro allaenlein anerfannt
uno be,unnoert. Selblt ein gnbonger
Ser ioaeu. u5reien &irhenee,nein=
fbaft' lab iid ou ben gefenntnis
ae5tpllneen: ,Die lpabre llrlahc Die
fer nnaebeuren sln5ieburgsfraft be:
fatboliiben Stride lit borin 81 lilhenL
Dob Die fotboliIhe Stride nit Dem
gleihen nncriebiitferliben yiberltana
aflem entgegcntritt, pos ibren Sort
f6ritt bemmt, lei es oer Dtooernis
mus, Ser Wtoterialismns, ser Mglo|ti=
3ismlts noer Der @tbeisnlls. Sic lubt
fih nienIals auf einen &ompronllb
nit ibrem Jeinoc ein, lonoern be-
ipabrt jeoem an9reiier oeaeniiber Ell
ne ourhals einoelltige Saltung. Sn
bieler llnbeoiugtbeif, oieler @ntlblol-
Ie,lbeit beitebt ibre Sa,tptall6iebnngss
fraft Dos @5ebeimnis ibrer Madt
berubt onf ser Satlad)c, oob Tie ibren
Stonoplmft aenou fe,lnt, nnb lid) ME
mails fiird,tet, Dies offen au Ioeen.
Mir fiiblen nns ourb tie periuht
aud, uns Die ssraae por5uleaen, ob
mir nnlerer @loubenslebre 10 lider
iin6 ,pie Hom.''
ggas aan3 beionoers heute piele
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
: Sobesan3eigem +

Mrs. Sopbia &olblin9er.
9elt. am 7. Suni 1912, tpobl pOr-
bereitet, in ct. Eonl, Wfinn. &eier
Ieit SO SSsabren.