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Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
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iournalen" be3ei6net in ibrer 5ulest
bier angefommenen @llSga6e Ole
Sitmarf als oen 0rau6enoen 8ulfan
oes 0ritten &eides" uno ben I'M
miaigen D2nfti6ubfeGer Geuti6-
LAMBS.
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ueriu6en. 9eitcrreib gu erreifen,
Iagt ole @o6enidrift. nS6ulen
nno offentli6e @eb1uoe in @ien
limo in Soipitdler uno @rbolungs-
it1tten fir 8ertpunoete peripuitoelt
auoroen. aae perfiigbaren giGume
puroen bon Den 8eboroen bei1lag-
nabmt. 8etpobner oes 6om6uroier-
ten &itbreebiets lino nlln in SiroI,
uno es gibt in ben oortigen Sotels,
S6riern uno Siitten mebr 0eutihe
ais Siroler. Die Aniprii6e- uno
5%oroerungen Oes Serrenpolfs", lagt
Die 3eitidrift, v~gegenitber ibren @oit-
gebern baben Ou5u gefiibrt, oaB Die
8iroler beginner, ibrer @dlte iiber-
oriiliig 81 mer0en."
lleber ben paiiiOen @ioeritan0 Der
0iterreidii6en 8eD0lterung bemerft
Die 3eitidrift: Ser BuIfan fo6t
uno mirft ab unO 81 einen 2aoa-
aus. 9as eei6iebt in ser
6orm bon Sabotage, Streifs uno
lnrltben in oiterrei6iiden Sn0u-
itriebe3irfen. Selterrei6 lit fir oas
&egime oes 9ritten &ei6es umio
gefdbrliher, ais es li6 nun inner
5alb Ser @ren3en @roBoeutihlanos
befinoet, Die olterreihiihen Arbei-
ter bon beltte geboren Der Genera
ton an, oeren 8Gter 1917 uno 1913
oas @noe oes Grieges %foroerten. Die
fribeln 1918" ouf Mauern
uno Gore Der 6a6rifeu."
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
@DniDlibieruna

Die amerifaniiden Mi~litdrbebor-
ben geben cine &onfolioierung aller
8efeitigungen inn 0itli6en 4aribi=
iden Weere, unter einem neaen
nMntiaen-D Department befannt. GS
miro aniteae oes friiberen Huerto
@ico Departments oes Grinioao-
Rommanoos treten un6 bon ben
Gngldnoern gepa6tete Gtiibpuntte
in @eitinoien un6 8ritiid-@ Guiana
eini6lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Sine balbe WtiaiOn
&Oblenarbtiter treiten
Giienbnbnen nn6 Stablwerfe
befiird)tem 8radllesmmg

Gin MusItono BON 100000 Berg
leuten legte am Dienstag Die Sob
leninouItrie oes 2anoes lnbm, nab
reno bier in Der Sauptitn0t elm
&ompf Der @orte iiber lire 2oBnan-
ipriide nit Sen 3e6en-llnternebmern
tobte.
Snnpnminifter SIDES telegrapb:er-
tie Dem Roblengr6berdef 2ewis
Ser 9r6lioent Der ouniteo Mine
@orfers~ fam ii6 ni6t Der 8erant-
mortung fir Die beutige arbeitSein-
itelung entoieben.
v@ir f6nnen Dbne &Dble nid)t fiegen"
ySbne &oble in 3uIGngli1en Men=
gen t0nnen mir ben &rieg nidt &C.
minnen. gs lit unertrGglid, oaB es
aud nltr fir einen Sag gu elmer
Notwithstanding fommen lsute.~
SEER SIDES interDenierte in bic 81
tuntior, nodoem ~offenbar genoroen
mar, bob Die &egierung bur6 Still
legung Der 3e6en Dor bic i6nerite
innqre ariie ieit 9eginn oes 9rie=
ueS geIteat tpor0en lit.
IS liegen Oorlaufig feinerlei an-
3eiden oafiir Dor, mas Die &egie=
runs, rpel6e oie @oblen3e9en nun
in &egie bat, al tun geoenft, menn
2etpis ieine 2eute ni6t in Die 3eden
5uriifbefieblt.-
unisre 8egiermns anfs Sdlimmite
gefaft
Sin ben 5llItdnoigen MmtsinItan5pn
in Ser 8unoeSbauptltaot ma6te man
Iih aber mlfs S6limmIte gefaBt.
Gus @ebrtronsportamt arbeitete
Dem @ernebmen nod @erfignngen
i'm Sinn zines @erbots alien ni6i
unterl6Bli1en 8nbnberfebrs uno Ell
ner 25-pro5entigen &iir5ung Der &C.
fabrenen Meilen aus, uno pom per-
iorgungspirtidaftIiden &eiiort oes
Observation-Disclosures berlaute.e,
oaB cine lanomeite .Mbblenoung"-
Elm 8ann auf alien ni1t unerl1B=
liden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - i'm
8ereid Der Wogli6feiten lieet.
llniere GtablinOnitrie idtuer beiOrgt
Ger lang befiir9tete Streif bon
runo 100000 8ergleuten in ben
&oblenrepieren BON YenniDlpania
uno @eit 8irginia, ben beioen groB-
ten &oblenproou3enten i'm 2an0e, err
bobte Die 8eiorgnis in &reiien Der
| Stablinoultrie uno Der fommer5iel-
len &oblenunternebmer, Die gleid-
3eitig beiipieaoien Mnforoerungen
gegeniiberiteben.
Gin @ortfiibrer oes groBten
Stablproou3enten oes 2anoes, Der
II. @. Steel Corporation, be5ei6-
nete Die Gage ols niiberaus ernit"
uno iagte boraus, oaB Die Stablpro-
button i9on lin orei big bier ga
gen itarf eingei6ranft iDeroen" Mir
Be. .Mm gnoe elmer @o6e miiroe
bic Yroouftion oann eridredeno
nieorig iein", fiigte er bin3u, uno
er erfldrte ferner, 0aB uoie ieBigen
gerbGltniiie nod piel i6limmer iino,
als Die m1breno bes Streifs am 1.
Mai, neil bic Stablfirmen nibi
mebr in Der Gage getDeien iino, ibre
oamals angeeriffenen &oblenOor-
rate pieoer nufaufiiaen. nllniteo
States Steel" but nur nod fir noe
niger als 3ebn Gage &oble Dorratig.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
1yamilien5mpads

Serrn uno 6rau @alter s..
g 6rott muroe am 90. Mai elm
fr1ftiger Stammbalter geboren.
Mutter uno Sobn limo mobl. 5rau
Sdrott lit oie dlteite Sodter Der
Samilie 6reb. Steinbad uno Serr
Shrott lit Maitre o'Sotel i'm Samil-
ton Sotel.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
unIere 9amenmOOe
utter u &OMtrOQe
MlerbanO 8~eItimmnngen fir
Sranenflei0er

Gos &riegsproouftionsomt perbot
oieie Mo6e Die Seritellung bon oop-
pe~l-reibigen 0amentoitiimen uno ge-
miiler onOerer, mooii6er &leioer-
arten. Die 3obl Der &n0pfe an
Observation-Disclosures pllroe auf 3pei
berabeeIebt. Mnoere 8eltimmlnoen
bei6dftigen iid nit Ser @eite ser
Abenotleioer.
@lei63eitig bob oos &mt 0en lir-
Ipriingli6en 8ann allf Die &erpet-
Dung BON @oaitoffen fir 6lltter uno
Sal1en aiif, inoem es erfl1rte, ,es
ioae cine 5unebmenoe 8erfertigung
bon 9amelt- uno &inoerfleioern aus
oerfiigbaren 8aumtpoQe,= &opon-
uno @oaitoffen angeregt ulo gefor-
bert peroen.
Der @runoiGnitt zines GleioeS
obn geiot lit nellen @ini6rGnfun-
gen u%nterporfen moroen, mas 21n-
&c uno 8%erpenoung 0es 8eiabes be-
trifft. Sn Die Heoiiion Der &leioer-
8roou3ierungs 8eroromng 1856"
oes u@ar Broouction Board" lino
gum erltenmal ltmitanosfleioer uuo
ale Arten bon &rogengornituren
eingei9loilen. auBer ben ooppel-
reibigen &oItiimiaden tno Sadetts
iino Soienrode, N0de gum S6litt-
idlblaufen, umorpbbar, ODER nit
9eiaB, ooer our6bro6ene &ode, 10
pie ale &leioer nit @rtra- 6olten,
oNorfolfriiden" llno gpauletten per-
boten.
Saiden nnS 9nGpfe fir Sermel-
anfdlGge OerminOert
@ie idon geiagt, oiirfen Aermel-
aufiGl1ge nur nod 3tpei anopfe 6n-
ben uao Die 9ln5abl Ser Sal1en
eines &leioes nilroe ebenfaas a1lf
3ipei bei6rGnft. Gin &od ieoo0
bari nur cine 3aide beiiben. Ser
8elab miro Inn einen 2ua0rat3oa
oes nermanOten Stoffes einge-
i6rGnft. Bel einem SO 8oa breiten
Bacterial oarf ieood nift ntebr ais
insgeiamt elm babies GARD 8eios
.pertpenoet meroen. 8ei &ragengar-
n~itltren lperOen @eite, 0ide uno
8reite oes Moterials eingei6rGnft.
S6leifen, &iii6en ltno anoere Gar
nierungen lino ebenfaas Der 8e-
l6ranfung untertDorfen.
Die 8eite Der Slide eingeidrGnft
9ie &ontroabeItimmungen bin-
ii6tlid oes @rl1noi1nittes 5ielen oa-
raif al, sic @eite bon Acknowledgment
uno &oden ein5ui6rdnfen uno Den
i%ogenannten 0Begtop" -&od (oben
iueit, unten eng) aus5uidalten, Der
in Mooe fam, als PEI Der friiberen
8eitimmung 5tpar oas MaB oes nm
teren Saumes, aber ni6t Der Sail-
lentpeite perminoert muroe.
9lud miro es nunmebr feline Nad-
mittagsfleioer mebr ge6en, 0enn
entpeoer mltB oas &leio bis 3u ben
Hl1od]eln re1d)en, 0aS DelBt ADel10-
fleio-26nge baben, ooer ben 8eitim-
munger fir StraBenfleioer entipre=
6en. Gin Mitteloing lit uidt ge-
1tattet.
llmitanosfleiber Der 6Odseiuadienen
ltmltanosfleioer uno &leioer fir
5rauen, mel6e GROCER ais 5 Sub
~ 3oa lino, oiirfen einen 3oa lam
ger iein, ais Die porgei6riebene &lei-
oerldnge Der regul1ren @roBe be-
tragt. Sbglei6 8emiaigungen fir
umitanosfleioer gum erltenmal ELM
geihr1ntt tperoen, bari oas Saiaen-
NAB ielbitperltdnoli6 oas @runo-
i6nitsmaB in oieier Sinii6t iiber-
i6reiten.
sermin fir falte Saiiun besann
lebte @DdJe
Ser 8efeDl trat am 81. Mai fir
Script uno @interfleioer in Strait,
nit oerem 3ui6neioen man balo be-
ginnen miro, unb am 1. Suli fir
Sommerflei0er.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

9ropaganoa lit in Ser idmierigen
Gage, fir elm @irtidaftsipitem Be
geiiterung %berporrufen 81 miiiien,
oas iie ielber ais 8olidepismus un0
llngeiit be5ei9net Bate
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Saben Sic es sewmkt?

Gas menidli6e @ebirn niegt ma
be3u fiinfmal iopiel ais oas Ser5.
Cine gut legen6e &enne benotigt
idbrlid ungefdbr IS @aaonen @ai-
Ter.
Cine Giraffe bat Z Salswirbel;
Elm Sperling bat IA.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

MlpenfrGntsr, 8liitbeIeber, SeiI5l
inner frii& ~ baben i'm Haro bes
@aibington SOitrnaIs
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
kiwanianS Hear
Tax Speech and
Welcome Members

An outline of new tax regulations
by M. G. Rowan deputy collector OF
internal revenue stationed at Glas-
gov, and the welcoming of two new
members were highlights of the
meeting of the Glasgow KiwaniS
club in thte Methodist church base
ment Thursday noon.
President E. ]. Kjelstrup presided
with F.. S. Mueller as program
chairman.
Mr.. Rowan explained provisions
Of the new tax law and then con-
Quoted a n-and-answer pro-
gram in which many members
joined
New members welcomed by Otto
Fl. Bundy. chairman of the clubs
Kiwanis education committee, were
G. L. Wolf ]. c. Penney company
manager here, and Robert d.
Church. principal observer in charge
of the Glasgow weather bureau
station Mr.. Bundv outlined XII
wants aims and objectives to them
and told of local projects carried
out by the club in youth and war
service.
announcement was made that
club members and wives will BE-
hosts to the Glasgow schools staff
at a get-together dinner and pro-
gram at the Kiwanis Fort Peck
clubhouse Thursday night, Sept. %,
at T. E. D. Benson is general chair
man.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
BOrt0fa Will Enter
U.S.. Secret Service;
Melvin Is Successor

Undersheriff Hugh Borton, law
enforcement officer here for the
past eight years, has resigned and
will leave next week to take an ap-
pointment as agent in the secret
service. treasury department. He
will leave Monday to report at the
services Seattle office.
Sheriff E. L. Mcpherson announ-
ced today that Mason Melvin OF
Glasgow has been appointed to sue
ceed MI. Borton.
The outgoing undersheriff began
work as an officer here early in
1895. first with the Glasgow police
He was appointed a
deputy sheriff in october that year
and served as undersheriff here un-
der three sheriffS. He has spent
most of his life here and is son
of the late Judge C. d. Borton, and
of Mrs. Ada Borton.
The Borton home here has been
sold to Frank Rice. Mrs. Borton and
children will remain here until MI.
Borton receives a permanent assign
ment
The new undersheriff has been
employed by the Markle transfer
company in Wheeler and Glasgow
he past seven years and he and his
family will make their home here.
Undersheriff Melvin is a graduate
Of Opheim high school and later at
tended the state university at Mis-
,ouIa. His father, J. H. Melvin OF
Westby. former Opheim resident, IS
\ customs patrolman and is well
tnoWn in Valley county.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
Sidney Friedl Is
Commissioned in
Officers School

CAMP DAVIS, N. c. - Sidney
Friedl, resident of Glasgow, Mont,
received his commission as second
lieutenant in the coast artillery
corps after successfully completing
the officer candidate course at the
antiaircraft artillery school here
Thursday.
The rewly commissioned local Of
ficer will take up his duties in the
antiaircraft artillery after a short
furlough. The course at the school
here is one of the most difficult of
the officer candidate tests in the
army. Not only do candidates have
erShip necessary to all officers, but
put into practice the complicated
technical art of antiaircraft artil-
!ery.
Their studies and practical work
involve mainly the means and ac-
tions by which swift flying enemy
aircraft can be shot down or kept
from performing bombing missions.
In addition. A. A. officers must be
able to put their guns to use in
other artillery purposes, such as
anti-tank.
Lieutenant Fried is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Fried, pio-
neer residents, and a brother of
Herbert and Paul Friedl of Glasgow.
He entered the army in September
1912, and was here in April on his
way to officer candidate school af-
ter duty at west coast base.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
VALLEY GROUP
IS ACCEPTED
FOR SERVICE
September Selectees Will Have
Furloughs Until Fifth
of October.

A group of Valley county men
representing part of the September
selective service call was accepted
for military service following exam
ination at the induction center at
Butte Tuesday, it was reported by
the local board office.
1t was pointed out that, under Sc
lective service regulations, names of
men rejected at the center cannot
be published. Men accepted for serv-
ice will receive the usual furlough
and will leave to report for duty
Oct. 5.
Men accepted for the army are
Harold Aus of Fort Peck, John Cum
iff of Glasgow, Bernard Friesen of
Lustre, Clyde Potter of Glasgow,
James Wright of Oswego, John
Bearcub of Frazer, Russell st. Clair
of Glasgow and Donald Freitag of
Fort Peck.
Men accepted for the navy are
Thomas Stearns of Opheim, Ralph
Eayrs of Glasgow, Raymond Hassler
of Nashua, Edward Knaff of Glas-
gov, Charles Isle of Frazer and AL
len Lee Cockrell of Hinsdale.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
CIRCUIT MEET
0FLUTHERANS
IS NEXT WEEK
Church Groups Will Convene
in Glasgow on Monday
and Tuesday.

The annual meeting of Lutheran
churches of the Glasgow circuit will
be held at Glasgow next Monday
and Tuesday, the Rev. T. T. Boe,
pastor of the Glasgow church, has
announced. Pastors and lay dele
gates from Malta, Saco. Opheim,
Wolf Point and Fort Peck will at
tend and the Nashua and Glasgow
churches will be hosts. More than
rs delegates are expected. The Rev
E. B. Holte of Opheim, circuit pres
ident, will preside.
The convention will open at 10
Monday morning with communion
service. A business meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 will be followed
by discussion of the convention
theme, The Centennial" c. Gron-
neberg, student pastor at Fort Peck,
will speak on the subject, Look
ing Backward" The Rev. R. o.
johnson of Saco will speak on Nov
Thank We All Our God"
The Rev. o. N. Rue of Wolf Point
will speak Monday night on the
topic. THE Present Look"
Bishop A. M. Skindlov of SDok-
ane. president of the Rocky Noun
tain district, and the Rev. Christian
Thompson of Spokane, superinten-
dent of THE Homes a home for
the aged supported by the church,
will be speakers at the church con-
vention Tuesday morning.
The Women's Missionary fedora
tion. of which Mrs o. M. Grina of
Glasgow is circuit president, will
meet separately Tuesday morning
and Mrs. Carl Westby of Culbertson,
president of the federation for the
Rocky Mountain district, will speak.
In the afternoon Mrs. Grina will
preside at a ioint meeting of the
women's federation and the mems
group. The sneakers will be the
Rev. A. B. Holland of Fairfield.
newly elected district vice president,
and three women who will present
the women's convention theme,
Christ the Foundation Mrs. John
Pave of Nashua. Mrs. F. Wolf of
Wolf Point and Mrs. Kenneth
Knutson of Malta.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
Rihgical Theme i'm w. 6. 7. u.
Convention Banquet Address

brought greetings from the Glasgow
Ministerial association, and R. L.
Irle, superintendent of schools in
GLASGOW, brought greetings from the
schools.
Mrs. z. B. Pease, state president,
spoke in response and introduced
other state officers and directors,
and a guest, Mrs. John Ryde of Oak
Park. III. The state officers and
Miss Lily Grace Matheson, national
corresponding secretary, and the
toastmistress, Mrs. c. w. Kampfer,
were presented with corsages. The
Rev. H. F. Widen gave the grace
and benediction.
Mrs. Gordon Vallandigham sang
THE Day Is Done" and There's
a Lark in My Heart" by SproSs.
accompanied by Mrs. James R. Pur-
Wis. Miss Matheson led in group
singing.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
LOCAL WOMAN
IS REELECTED
WCTU LEADER
Mrs. Pease Renamed President
at Goth State Gathering
of Organization.
Convention Closes Tonight with
Reception for National
Officer of Group.

Mrs. Emory B. Pease of Glasgow
was reelected president of the Mon
tana Woman's Christian Temper
ance union this morning during the
state convention of the organization
which has been held in Glasgow
this week
This will be Mrs. Pease' third
term as state president.
MIS-. M. G.. Danskin of Glendive
was elected state vice president,
succeeding Mrs. H. E. Chappell of
Miles City. Mrs. r. S. Mutt of Sid
ney. state treasurer; Mrs. T. B..
Reagan of Corvallis, state CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. A. M.
Mcdonald of Glendive, state re-
cording secretary, were all reelected
The convention opened Tuesday
afternoon and will close tonight
with a reception honoring Miss Lily
Grace MatheSon, national cores
vention session at at which Miss
the theme, I'VE Press On" The
Rev. w. L. Bennett will conduct de-
votions and the Baptist Victory
lud4C NudI lCl Will olllS.
Mrs. Pease spoke on the import
ance of education and organization
in the program of the Woman'S
Christian Temperance union We'd
nesday morning, when she made
her presidents address. She also
spoke on the sabotage of the war
effort resulting from the sale and
use of alcohol.
Miss Matheson conducted a con-
ference organization round table
Wednesday afternoon and spoke on
the slogan, Christians Unite for
Total Abstinence" urging a cam
paien to get all church members
and students in Christian colleges
to adopt total abstinence for them
selves.
The Glasgow Ministerial associa-
ton was in charge of the program
Wednesday night. There was a short
dramatization in which the Rev.
and Mrs. w. L. Bennett, the Rev.
H. F. Widen and Mrs. c. H. Roberts
took part. Rev. Widen, the Rev Paul
Williscroft, Rev. Bennett and the
Rev. E. R. Bellingham spoke and the
Rev. T. T. Bee offered the bene-
diction. The Lutheran woman's
trio. Mrs. c. " Hovey, Mrs. c. H.
Brocksmith and Mrs. G.. M. Lind
berg. sang, accompanied by Mrs. o.
NJ. Grina.
Mrs. Chappell conducted a mem
orial service Tuesday afternoon
Reports of Mrs. Reagan, state cor
responding secretary and Mrs. Mutt,
state treasurer, showed 140 new
members in the state during the
past year. The unions at Billings,
Corvallis, Bridger, Hamilton, Hell
ena. KaliSpell. Glasgow, Laurel,
Missoula, Sidney, Whitefish, Glen
dive and Fairview were honored as
fruitful" unions, with gains in
membership.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
Signboard With
Church History
TO Be Dedicated

A new historical signboard which
has been placed on the lawn of the
Methodist church, will be dedicated
at the morning service Sunday, the
Rev. w: L. Bennett, pastor, an
nounced.
The board is three feet by five
feet, and the lettering was done by
Miss Carmen Peterson of Glasgow.
1t bears the dates of the first or
ganization of the church. 1889. the
dedication of the first church, 1893.
and the dedication of the present
church, 1910.
1t was erected in honor of the
men and women who organized the
first church, 54 years ago.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
SILVER STAR
AWARDSMADE
TO PARENTS
Posthumous Army HOnOrs Are
Given at Glasgow, Frazer
by Officers.

In two ceremonies staged in Val
ley county Saturday, army Silver
Star awards for gallantry in action
were presented at Frazer and Glas-
gov to parents of two Valley county
men who were killed in action in
New Guinea the past winter.
In both cases, awards were pre-
sented by Col. B. H. Hensley, COM
manding officer at Fort William
Henry Harrison, who had been COM
missioned as special representative
of the president Capt. Hollis w.
Buckelew of the medical corps, sta
toned at Fort Harrison, spoke.
At Glasgow, the award was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Bretzke,
parents of Serg. Ronald M. Bretzke.
At Frazer, it went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Ackerman, parents of Pri-
vate Raymond Ackerman.
At Community Hall
Serg. Hugh Randolph of the Fort
Harrison public relations department
was master of ceremonies at a ga
thering in the Frazer community
hall at 3 Saturday afternoon. Also
a speaker there was Lieut.. Col How
ard H. Roberts, Fort Peck district
engineer.
Invocation was given by Nimrod
Davis, Indian pastor of the Latter
Day Saints church. Principal ad-
dress, in the Assiniboine language,
was made by Stonewal Jackson, in
terpreted by James Archdale, indian
policeman, as members of the tribal
council and others stood in Indian
garb
After the presentation to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ackerman, Chief Growing Four
Times gave a speech of acceptance
on behalf of the Indians and stressed
the honor bestowed on a member OF
their race who had fallen in battle.
Mrs. Four Times presented Colonel
Hensley with a beaded robe, sofa
pillow and a buckSkin pouch. the
latter a gift for his wife. Carl Walk
ing Eagle of Poplar, chairman OF
the tribal council, and other MEM
bers were present.
Stage Victory Dance
Following the ceremony, members |
of the soldiers mothers group from
Chicken Hill served a meal to the
guests. Later an Indian victory |
dance was conducted in honor OF
Private Ackerman and James Arch
dale, who also lost his life in New
Continued on last pageD
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-16
Base Orchestra Will
Stage Third War Loan
Dance and Rally Here
DOWNTOWN PROGRAM FRIDAY NIGHT
AT $50; "AVENGE THE HELENA"
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT.

The army air forces joining up "for the duration in
Valley county, in this for the remainder of the Third
War Loan campaign.
Cooperation of the Glasgow arbase offered by Lieut.
H. L. Cakns special service officer meeting of the county
bond committee Tuesday night and enthusiastically
cepted by the committee and Chairman A. B Friedlund
Here the hghghts of busy week end of activities out
lined by Lieutenant Calkns:
Friday night War bond rally between shows at the Roxy
heater with both the 2piece Great Falls abae Bombarder
orchestra and the Glasgow high school Ke band participating
inside and outside the heaer Lieutenant Cakns and Manager
Ed Dawson arranging program of music and talks