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BOYS STORE

ATT BOYS COTTON FLAN-
NELETTE SHIRTS. Plain
colors and plaids. Shirts
have two-way collars-wear
with or without ties. Broken
sizes 8 to IS years. Each
........--....1se and $50
AS pairs BOYS COTTON
SLACK HOSE. Heavy string
hose in colorful stripes and
piaids. Broken sizes 81 to
111a. A pair, 22e, or FIVE
pairs for. .--............SI
81 BOYS STACKS of durable
wool-and-rayon fabrics. In
practical patterns for school
wear-blues, browns, grays.
Broken sizes IL to 20 years.
Splendid values, each. S3,M
127 BOYS SWEATERS.
Slip-on sweaters of durable
wool-and-cotton yarns. Crew.
neck style with nine-inch
turn-ups. In heather mix:
lures. Broken sizes 10 to 16.
Splendid values, each. 81 a
So BOYS SPORTS JACKETS.
or embarrassing (Zelan
treated) cotton poplin fabrics.
Have Talon front closures.
Natural tan. Exceptional,
AT ..............
277 SHIRTS and BLOUSES.
OF plain color and patterned
cotton broadcloths. Sanfor.
lied for less than 10 shrink.
age. Collar-attached style.
Sizes for boys from 8 to Ii
years. Splendid values.
Each and Sc
SECOND FLooR-FARmEa
SECTIONS AND Q
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BEDDING

1 Table SHEETS and CASES.
slightly soiled reduced
81 pairs CURTAINS In dis
continued patterns. Each. -
..-........$3.sS to Sass
lis BEDSPREADS I'm che
mile, tailored and woven
styles Each. $t.SS to SASS
IHiRp FlooR-eRAnp Rsvga
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Army Announces
Additional List
Of Recruits Here

+. The following men enlisted IN
the army, it was announced to
day by army recruiting officers
William J. Andrich. 1920 East Forest
J. b. Arnold 2657 Hillger.
Louis T. Barlum. 1897 ST. Mary's avenue
Cornelius G. Barnard. 1901 renmore ave
William O. Bowers, 445 Burroughs.
Robert A. Cain. 1880 Seovel.
Meyer A. Cohn, 2466 Buena Vista.
William r. Collins. s096 Curt.
Daniel r. Cloud. 1888 Dolphin.
Michael J. Contrers, 3l72 Anderdon.
Charles NJ, DE Baets. 3040 MARLBOROUGH.
Norman ID. DE Clarke. 1925 Indiana
Isaac Freeman. COCO Thirtieth street. --
Louis J. Fisher. 1913 Lane
stephen Gornick. s9is West Jefferson.
George r. Hanna. 3i25 Trumbull.
Andrew j. Harter. 1914 Fourteenth.
Ernest N. Hicks, 1929 Cheyenne. .
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William f. Jennings, 1884 Sussex sveuu,
William A. Kaiser, 37l5 Meldrum.
Ellsworth J. Kelly 1850 Fourteenth stree
Michael A. Kiiinger. 1882 Marx.
Robert A. kOvacs SD North Soivay.
Raymond y. Kuhfeldt. 4O7s Field.
James A Litton. 1855 Military.
Earl Y. McCrscken Jr., 1905 Plainvisw.
William q. Mcmillan, 1880 Quincy
Lonxra Miller. 1912 Illinois.
Anthony J. Oiszewski. 1918 Mcclellan.
Gene NJ. Circuit, 1921 EimirA
Edgar l.. Pierce. 270 Hayser
Paul r. Piotruchowski 223s Adele.
Howard p. Quain. 1900 Cruise
James c. Rae JT. l2s25 Promenade.
George Reyitzer, 1888 Hendricks
James ~. FISHER 1i1si s;rathmoor.
Patrick o. Roy. 1871 Appoline
Dale y. shambsugh. lO20l Fast Jefferson
Paul p, sheehan. 1909 Holmur
Robert W. Snider, 1892 F0grf 6enih
Raymond l.. stephens. 4si Menistique.
William T. Whitehead. iiS4s Goethe.
Henry W. Zabielski. 4243 wabash
Louis Zivanov 1853 Lyman Place.
Albert l. Belvitch Dearborn.
Ralph BielecGi Hamtramek
Lyle Y. Cook. Pennington.
Denis y. Cooper. Trenton.
William u. DelAhanty. Birmingham.
Carl A. Coleman. Highland Park.
Leo Y. Durham, Worthwhile.
Wesley Elliott. Royal Oak,
Harold l. Freeman. Royal Oak
Wayne ~. Goodger. Highland Park.
Edward w Coormastie, Dearborn.
Mihran q. HoplamaE!an, Highland Park.
James l.. Kelley. R6scdRle.
Arthur n. Lsniey Jr., Royal Oak0
Frederick ID. Lamb Jr. Highland Park.
William r. Mater. Highland Park.
EDWARD II. Morris, Walled Lake.
James A. PAnhaueen. Highland Park
Max Pitlosh Jr. Hamiramck.
John storoz. Hsmtramck.
jeremiah J. Sullivan. Inkster.
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ChiIdren.S Shoes

81 pairs JUNIORS SUMMER
SHOES in a group including
mostly all white and white
and brown styles. Sizes ga
TO 9..................Si.29
221 pairs CASUAL SHOES
in an assortment of white or
bright colored casual and
beach shoes. Broken sizes for
junior girls, 4 to 9.....Sl.29
FOURTH FLooR-eRAso RIVER
SECTION
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1t. Byron f. F1echtner. in charge
of the local recruiting office.
OF the 1913 recruits, II were in
the age group from II to 19
years old.
Tuesdays enlistment was also
the highest for a single day since
August 81, when 1913 men were
signed up. OF the 1000 recruits
which the navy plans to enlist
between November z and Deem
Der z, 1,136 have been enrolled 10
date, Flechtner said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

| CPL. HUDSON Mass, Tor train
ing at the army air force classifi-
cation center at Nashville, Tenn.
He is Pershing High School
graduate.
Pvt. Joseph III. Michalik, 4S47
Kopernick avenue. has been trans
ferred. from Sheppard Field, Tex,
to Hammer Field, Cal. He is a
former baseball and basketball
player here and at Fort Custer.
Five soldiers from Detroit and
vicinity have completed their sig
nal corps instruction at Camp
Murphy, Fla. and are fitted for
service in the army as follows
Tch. Cpl. Isadore Weinstein, 1855
Camden avenue; Pfc. william X.
Herivel, 1899 Clairmount avenue:
Pvt. Raymond n. Porter, 1921
Vicksburg avenue, Detroit; I'd 1t.
William A. Brady. 1888 st. Clair
avenue. Detroit, and Tech. Cpl.
William w. Merrill, Bloomfield
Hills.
Nell G. Creighton, 1893 Fuller
ton avenue. and Harold r. Martek,
3785 Hurlbut avenue, have been
commissioned second lieutenants in
the army after graduation from
the infantry school at Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
HOUSECOATS

80 HOUSEHOLDS with full.
length, wide skirts; rayon
crepe In high shades-S5,3s
% BETTER NEGLIGEES and
HOUSECOATS in rayon
crepe. rayon satin, SIS, 1885
20 HoUsECoATS in a group
which consists mostly of
cottons. to S5.35
FIFTH FLooR-woopwARp
sECTlON a
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GIRLS SHOP

rs COTTON DRESSES in
plain and printed patterns
....-.,..--6sc and Si.as
% HATS in a group OF pastel
felt and straw styles. 49,.
................i9c and 6sc
81 DENIM JACKETS AND
jenkins in faded blue. CSC
10 BLoUSES in a variety of
cottons and rayons.
s.''---."...2sc to St.6s
FOURTH rLooR-woopwARo
SECTION
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DINNERWARE

1872 pieces DINNERWARE
In English and American
earthenware. Imperial, Pink
Seaforth. English Victoria,
Green and Yellow Dawnes;
plates, soups. fruits, cereals,
cups and saucers, platters.
vegetable dishes. tea pots,
creamers, chop plates, sauce
boats. pickle dishes, odds sau-
GERS, each.......eo to Sl.ls
329 pieces TEAwARE, two
toned "Montecite" and Sierra
Madre: bread and butter
plates, salad plates, dinner
plates, cereals, fruits, salad
bowls. chop plates, teapots,
individual casseroles sau-
GERS, each-.-..6c to St,5s
3 sets ENGLISH EARTHEN-
WARE. Pink Seaforth." So
piece sets. each......si4.s5
DISCONTINUED
PATTERNS
] set CHINA for s.; 81 pieces,
at ......-.........S36.s5
j set ENGLISH EARTHEN-
WARE for s.; 81 pcs, S2e,s5
l set ENGLISH EARTHEN-
WARE for 8; 40 pcs, S2e,s5
l set EARTHENwARE for 8;
64 pieces, at......-..SIA,s5
l set EARTHENWARE for
IL; SO pieces. at......S2A,e5
l set EARTHENwARE for
II; 81 pieces, at......S2l,sS
2 sets ENGLISH EARTHEN.
WARE for s, each. .S3s,15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z
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PICTURES AND
Photo Frames

SIS FRAMED PICTURES.
landscapes, flowers, marines,
portraits: great variety Of
sizes. Each. $50 to Sass
SO PHOTO FRAMES. metal,
wood, and leather: variety Of
sizes. Each - .3se to StI.oS
81 WOOD FRAMES. q variety
of popular sizes. Each-S0e
nUpso9s-EIeHrM FLOOR
OOpWAEp-SrcTioN z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

motive center
of the ordnance
dep a r { m C n I.
Colonel Rogers
is a University
Iof Illinois grad
uate and was
overseas nearly
two years in the
first world war
as a field artil-
lery commander.
Fl e w as as
signed TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL
SHOP

Is SPRING COATS in plain
and monotone wool and wool
ens......--.S6.89 to SASS
81 SWEATERS to wear with
school skirts; cardigan and
slipon styles; woods. .SI,t9
81 RAYON DRESSES in tai
lored one and two piece
styles $500. .-.-... .89
65 FALL SUITS in plaid
wool or wooden. ......St3,95
IS FALL COTTON FROCKS
at ....-...-. .-........S
FOURTH FIooR-6RAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
1913 Join Navy
Here in a Day

Exactly 1913 men-the highest
daily total TO enlist during the
current Michigan navy month re-
cruiting drive-signed up as sailors
Tuesday, il was disclosed today by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

[ h cir recruit
training at the
Great l. a X e S
Naval Station.
A ia I'll o N
Cadet Henry j.
Gizic XII, 5901
Horger avenue,
has been trans
ferred 4 r o.m
X e lily Field,
Tex. to Jones
Field Tex. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
RUGS

SO TUFTED CHENILLE
RUGS, sizes 21x32 to 30x60
inches. Each. Sass to $3.50
HuDsoHs-EieHrH FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

is a Fordson High School graduate
and entered the service in August.
second Lieutenant Anthony
Spadafore, 5000 Dubois avenue,
has graduated from the quarter
masters school at Camp Lee, Va.
and is spending a furlough with
his wife prior to being transferred
to a Kentucky camp. He has been
in the service two years.
Pvt. Ted Janson of 1854 Hol-
comb avenue, has arrived at the
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind, for
basic training in army finance.
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WOOLENS

DRESS REMNANTS of wool
and wooden mixtures in a
variety of colors. This group
includes: wool jersey. wool
crepe and lightweight wooden.
jacket fabrics and some coat
ings. Lengths suitable for
separate skirts, too.
THIRD FLooR-FARmER-sEcIIos o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
RAYONS

1869 lengths RAYON FAB
RIGS ranging from Il yard
10 4h-yard lengths. Choose
from such popular favorites
as "Airliner," washable rayon
prints. rayon satin, rayon
crepe; also rayon corduroy
and rayon velvet.
THIRD FlooR-RAYON FABRIC SHOP
MANIFESTATION 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19
Navy Enlistmenfs

The navy has picked up
another 1913 men in its cam
paign TO enlist 1000 from
Michigan before December z.
Latest figures show:
Tuesdays enlistmentS 1913
Totals since Nov. 7.... 1.136
Still needed .......... 1854
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Service Notes:
Service Note.
Ii. Col. Rogers
Now Colonel in
Ordnance Dept.

Promotion of 1t. Col. Barrett
Rogers to the rank of colonel is
announced by Brig. Gen. Donald
Armstrong, chief of the talk-auto-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

Please note that oncemon cleanup Of reers soHed
damaged merchandise taken from stocks reduced for quick
disposal week earlier than this month Size assortmen
Incomplete but the quality is udon and the values decidedly
exceptional Shop Friday for these SORRY NO MAIL OR TE
PHONE ORDERS ON MONT1END MERCHANDISE
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LAMPS


1897 REMNANTS. cut lengths ! TO yards. including
cotton tapestries; cotton veIours -ohsr
fabrics; rsyon-endeoton dsmssks: COTTON homsspuns
monkelofhs cretonnes; cotton ssfsens ehnizss fsyoa
mores rayon fses; rsyon rePoussss; rsyon fsfsiss;
rayon merquisetfes; cotton arquseftss; lscss: orr
candies; variety Of fsbries each piece Use 70 -
7s7 TRIMMINGS. including tiebseLs. loops, picture
and mirror cords. simps wetines; eordnss end sdq-
ings, each. &c 70 4qc
HUosors-s,sHrw rloos-esswp swrs-sscr,oss A Ase
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HOUSEWARES

43 SHOW Err CURTAINS,
each. .-......St.3s to S3.7s
IL RUGS for the bathroom.
each.........St.69 TO S4.3s
81 POTTERY BOWLS, each
....-.....-- SO TO ISc
los pieces HOUSEHOLD
PAPERS. each. Toe to 4sc
254 SECTIoNETTE DRAW.
Err DIvIDERS, each. ....tec
~ CLOTHES BARS, tele-
scoping style, each. -. .Asc
12S TOOLS and CADETS,
a miscellaneous assortment.
each. to 39c
35f yds. OILCLOTH SHELLY
ING. yard. Sc to i5c
SO CHAIR CUSHIONS, each
446 PLATE COVERS. water.
proof. rustproof, set. -. $50
81 IRONING TABLES, each
................o9c to S5.s5
"a CURTAIN STRETCHERS.
each. ..o9c to sA,79
"a VICTORY VANS for mar
keting. each.
121 SAND PALS, wooden,
with cover, each. ...... .A9c
"a pieces UNPAINTED FUR
NITURE. each. $50 to Ss.s5
325 cans PAINT, including
house, enamels. varnish, flat
and semi-gloss wall paint.
casein, each. SO to $3.50
IT'S bundles WALLPAPER for
bedroom. living room. dining
room, hall, each. $50 to Sl.as
10 ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES. including coasters,
waffle irons, percolators.
sandwich grills, egg cookers.
each........St.9e to St9.s5
321 pieces TABLEWARE, in
Guiding silent buffers, cocktail
shakers, serving trays and bun
warmers. each.-t9c to S8.50
TENTH FLOOR or HOUSEWARES
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FORTRESS Co-PILOT

Lieutenant MalisZewski was co.
pilot with the Flying Fortres:
crew that battled 30 Germ a r
/ Focke-Wuff 100 fighters and safel,
returned 10 base after raiding Lille
in occupied France on Novem-
Der 8.
The big bomber's guns sho,
down four NaZi planes and prob.
ably destroyed four more, and
then limped home with one motor
knocked out and one wing rolled
up like sardine can, according
TO a London dispatch.
Lieutenant Maliszewski. %. Is q
graduate OF Crosse Pointe High
He was a junior at Dennison Col.
lege. where he was a member oil
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity anc
the varsity tennis team when he
enlisted in July. 1871.
~ didn't raise fuss when he
left school to enlist" said Mrs.
Maliszewski. because that boy
always wanted TO fly. And I
know from his letters that ne In
the happiest boy I'm the world
right now"
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KNIT INDIES

127 RAYON KNIT BRIEFS
in tearose. In small sizes
only .'.'..'........39c, 41c
All pieces A s SORT ED
RAYON INDIES including
bras, vests, panties. slips and
gowns..........is to St.s5
3l7 pieces COTTON KNIT
INDIES in an assortment OF
vests. panties, gowns and
pyjamas........3sc TO Si.s5
hUpsok's-FlFIH FLOOR
Wo0oWARo-sECrlOH
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GLASSWARE

716 TUMBLERS in a variety
of sizes and patterns. each
.................4c and Sc
81 SALAD BOWLS. wood, in
an assortment of sizes.
each ...... sac
$50 CRY Stall SALAD
PLATES in crescent shape,
AuOLen ............ FAC
SO GLASS CUPS, odd sizes
and shapes, dozen. ......Aao
271 GLASS PLATES, miscel-
laneous assortment. dozen
-. 80. ............. IAc
Isl pieces STEMWARE In
discontinued patterns. includ-
ing Richmond" each, 1871
"Mayflower," each. 7sct
"Hobnail." each, 3so. Also
miscellaneous patterns at
use. ase. 5se and $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

San Jose. Cal,
to the Jackson
vile, Fla, army
camp. He is with
the headquar-
tiers corps.
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Second Lieutenant Robert j. Z
Thompson, 129 Englewood avenue,

h a S graduated
from the OFF,
GERS candidate
department OF
the Eastern Sig
nal Corps School
at Fort Mon
mouth. N. j.
Mark r. De-
Leonard, for
.merly Of tn G
Palmetto Hotel,
has graduated
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WASH FABRIC
SHOP
1896 yards COTTON REM
NANTS in one TO four-yard
lengths. Group includes crisp
dimities. piques. broadcloths.
and ginghams. Ideal fabrics
for children's dresses, blouses
and Christmas gifts.
SPUN RAYONS also In the
group; plain and printed.
EUosoN's-rHIRo FLOOR
woopwARo-sECTIoN D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

Pfc. Stanley
Walkowicz, 1919
Gaerin street,
has left the air
base at West
over Fiel d,
NHnnr L.. A.,i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

Detroit's proudest. happiest
mother today is Mrs, Sophie Ma
liszewski of 1347 Bedford road,
Crosse Pointe Park.
Her son is Detroit's latest war
hero. 1t. Edward p. Maliszewski
of the Eighth United States
Bomber Command in England, and
the news that he has been awarded
an air medal along with five other
OF Flying Fortress
crew for gallant action against
the enemy came 10 Mrs. Maliszew-
ski yesterday on her forty-eighth
birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-19

FOURTH FIooR-6RAND RIVER
SECTION y
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Army Enlistments

Daily army enlistments for
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Nv INEz ROBB
Irrl Nv, service SIAN Correspondent
Romeo knock down The Embassy

Romeo knock down the Embassy
chimney pots" more than one
WAAF officer has cautioned her
group when Romeo has been be-
having badly IN a wind.
So far this minor catastrophe
n5s been avoided The chimney
pots arc still intact.
Save for windy weather, Romeo
is apt 10 be an attractive, agree
able fellow who closely resembles
huge silver whale accidentally
strayed from a Thanksgiving Day
parade in any big city.
/ visited the balloon site on The
coolest day ! have Yet experienced
IN London The fog was as thick
and damp as a wet blanket, My
feet were cncased in stout. lined
cl'o~ho> ! ShNcred unControllably
n ID heavy fur coat. a wool SWt, a
sweater and suitable undergar-
Wcu'S OF flaming flannel.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
THREE ARE MARRIED

Three Of Romeo's crew are. mar.
ried one of these, a pretty girl
with light. curly hair is typical
She iolned the WAAF when hef
husband joined the Raj as a gun.
merry officer in anti-aircraft work
THE girls are very reliable. -
said their boss. a young and
pretty section officer She was.
believe il or not. a ballet dancer
before joining the WAAFs.
One quickly learns that womer
in the auxiliary forces lead Z
Spartan life az best. The girls or
this balloon site live in one OF the
old mansions on the SQuafe That
sounded very grand until Isaw
their quarters They eat, sleeE
and have their recreation room II
the hasouLut Of the house
Stt The Secret Of Fsminins Enlcisnc.
In War
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
NOT CHIC SIGHT

A woman in dungarees, beneath
which she has stuffed every article
of war apparel she owns. IS not a
particularly chic sight. Especially
when her feet are encased in rub
ber boots, from whose tops ooze
the heaviest of gray woolen son!
But l noted that every girl, nc
matter how broken her nails or
greasy her hands as she went
about her particular Job, had a
careful Coiffure, in some cases as
elaborate as any film star
Thirty minutes after l arrived a
Y. w. c. A. van drove into the
once sacred confines Of the square
with hot. mid-mornlng tea and
buns for these girls.
The verdict with no officers
near 10 hear its that the girls
love the work. hard though il is.
Not a one but led humdrum life
in home or factory before the war
began. This is the nearest thing
to personal adventure they. ever
have tasted
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
BEFORE THE WAR

Before the war one Of them
lived in Durham and worked in a
factory manufacturing handbags
Now she has food. clothing and
shelter free and pay amounting TO
about 50 every fortnight. She has
one day off in every seven and one
week of in every three months.
A husky blond girl was a street
car conductor in Birmingham until
five months ago. Another merry
Yorkshire lass was a talloreSS be-
fore she volunteered 20 care for
Romeo.
"Man-llke, YOU have tO give
Romeo his head, but draw
firm and gentle rein on him."
she said as she slipped her tea.
Women who enroll in the WAAF
for balloon barrage work 20 10 z
training center for the usual IA
day disciplinary course al a regu.
lar WAAF depot.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
SLEEVES ROLLED Up

The girls working over Romeo
momentarily grounded for morn
ing inspection, put me 10 shame
With sleeves rolled up 10 the
elbow. they inspected and Spliced
his ropes and wires.
Cold 10 my very marrow, I
watched these girls work on
Romso and on the winch that
raises and lowers him, They
seemed an Amazon crew until l
cot a bit closer.
Then l realized that these young
girls YOU have 10 be young 10 do
this heavy work-in their soiled,
navy blue service dupEareeS were
padded with goodness knows how
many layers of clothing beneath
their CoVerallS.
They were as cold as I But
they went about their duties eff
GENTLY cheerfully II is obvious
why this group Of girls, whose
work with the Romeo WAS expert
mental at first, has proved 10 the
country, the Raj and the WAAF
that women, properly trained, can
replace thousands Of men hitherto
detailed for this vital service.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
BriIGin'S Women al War
WAAF Ignores Biting Cold
To Care for Bdndge Balloon
Wres+Ie in Wind With Huge Silver
Whale; Their WV Serves Them Tea
w omen al War

Iris IS ire hf,H Ia by Robb revealing the
lass of E.t7~s cNrcrrrce help the war
B, ROBB
.l-. .D-..n ..A..t
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-02-19
CLENTANA
BY Madeline Alderman

The card party which was held
at Glentana Wednesday, was sue
ceSsful and a large crowd attend
ed. HoSteSseS were Mrs. Mark Hill
and Mrs. Max Heckner.
Mrs. j. F. Schuster ard the Rev.
Martin Whalen returned home last
Wednesday evening from Great
Falls. after visiting friends for a
few days.
Mrs. T. l.. Bailey returned home
Tuesday from the hispital with
Frank Pehans.
Hubert Fuchs, John Niehoff and
Howard Tinkin went to Glasgow
Sunday for a ~selective service ply
steal examination.
Mrs. Charles Whittle CT Glas-
gov, is staying with her folks,
while her husband is attending a
defense school in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vessey Stein mov-
ed from the McKinnon farm to the
Ray Pelham farm Saturday.
Ray Stein, who is stationed at
Tacoma Wash, has been in the
hospital for a few days.
Anna Mae thinner, who is m
ployed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reimche of Nashua. was here Fri
day and attended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stein were in
Glasgow Saturday on business.
Mrs. Lena Gunderman vas a cal
Ter at the Heckuer home, to help
butcher Saturday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-02-19
SESSION

The Board of County Commissioner
met at 10 100 o'clock A. NJ, February
,, 1912 with all members of Board
Carl Shellerud. Maurice Arnold and
y. G. Briggs present together with
the County Clerk.
The minutes Of previous meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. A j. Fey of the T.. S. Unem
ployment Commission met with the
Board in regard TO more office space.
which matter was laid over for the
time being.
County Agent McGibney met with
the Board in regard to Clerks sal
AIRY in his office.
Mr.. Hooking, Morgan and Marion
met with the BOARD in regard TO assign
ment of printing contract and accept
ance of transfer of Surety Bond in
gov Messenger including printing con
tract to Glasgow Courier. The Board
voted unanimously to accept the Bond
offered as being sufficient and sat
isfactOry in so far as Valley County
printing is concerned.
In the afternoon, DIR. Larson. Miss
Clendenon, Miss Barke. NJ. w. Wilson,
o. NJ. Christinson and Stephen Weber
met with the Board and discussion was
had on the disqualification especially
with reference to border line cases
needing disqualification under the new
arrangement whereby county relief
cases will be cared for at the Deaconess
Hospital. said care to be paid for by
Valley County. 1t was agreed that
the Welfare office would make inveS-
legations IL %approvals of such cases
as would come under the designation
of county cases.
Commissioned Shellerud moved the
adoption of Resolution No. All. a res
OlutiOn constituting agreement with
the United States, relative to opera