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PROPOSALS.

ceSoMM1ss1oNERs. CO WASHINGTON. D; G.,
received at Room 500, District Building.
until 200 PM, EWT. May 27, 1943, and
then publicly opened and read, for top
soil and sodding on site Of building known
as the Adelaide Davis School" north side
Of H Street, opposite .44th Place Sc.
tanned at the Omce Of Chief Clerk, En-
GINGER Department. Room 427, District
Building. myl9, ,6texSu
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION, FED
eral Works Agency. Arlington County, Vir-
ginia, May. IL. 1943. SEALED BIDS will
be received at the ofnce OF the District
Engineer. Public Roads Administration
l440 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Virginia, un-
III 1000 o'clock, am, E. 1T, May 2S,1 1943.
for the construction of access road, Pro-
tect VA DA WR-21 Grading AZ, Henry c.
Shirley Memorial Highway, Arlington coun-
ty, Virginia. The approximate quantities
Of the more important items are as follows:
35" 900 Gu. Yds. Of Excavation; 1870
Cubic Yards OF Concrete: 10000 lbs of
Reinforced Steel; :9s5 Lin Fl. of Con-
Minimum rates Of wages for laborers and
mechanics on this project will be nxed
by the Secretary Of Labor as required by
law. Plans, specifications and proposal
forms may be obtained at the address
given above. H. J. SPELMAN, District
Engineer. my1S,19,20
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TOMORROW

THOs. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
southern Building
HPs NEss pRofEkr2 EE r 1oe4TFp L2An5E AZ Fosf ~
EBH E1GHTH r STREET NV WASHING
duly reeorded sus in Gber No. eeea a75 tdSe foo
40 ct seq, Of the land records Of. the
District Of Columbia, and at the request
ssqsa 9sdD Is sne wi. ss At pupils sga5SR
ThE TwENTIETH DAY Or NAY. A.p:
1!. 1943. At THREE 0cLocK Pm. the
uate in the District. OF Columbia. and
lot numbered three (3l in, square num-
St. distant $3.50 feet north from the
southwest corner Of said lot and running
teet to the northeast Corner Corner ffsa Of said Tot lot:
thence west 70 feet to sth St. and
thence south along said street, 2o.2o
erts being now now desisnated for sala purDoses pe1e
OF assessment and taxation as lot s04 in
s911!R Terms OF SALE: one-th,rd o, tn.
in two equal installments. payable in one
and two years. with interest at per
centum per annum payable semi-annually,
trust upon the property sold. or all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit
Of $500 will be, required at time OF sale
Stamps cost Of Ts1ms
days. days from day Of sale, otherwise tie
property at the risk and cost Of defaultine
purchaser, after fve days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published
n.., AHzESH AHHRsEAM I G. n!Htss HtksAor
-mys.1l.1A17.19. Trustees
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GEORGE J. BODEN, Attorney.
4S6 9th St. NV,

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Columbia
2. Gannaway. Elizabeth County, Va. De-
fendant4;-No. 19272.--The object Of this
suit is the obtaining Of an absolute divorce
BY the plaintiff from the defendant, Dornin
E. Gannaway. on the grounds Of two years
desertion without cohabtation. On mo-
May 1913. ordered that the defendant
Dornin E. Gannaway cause his appearance
to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of
the nrst publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
In case OF default. Provided, copy of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter. and the Evening Star before
said day. Isl EDWARD c. E1CHER. Chief
Justice. (Seal) Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. By HILDA MARIE
GOWEN. DeputY Clerk mY5.1o 10
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LEGAL NOTICES.
KING & NORDLINGER,
410 Southern Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
PATRicK KEARNEY ngaeaD for Change O. of Name Name
Giyil p74aI t%n As5l9n Nc No nt 1gs41-oRDEE FOR
RICK KEARNEY. having filed a Petition
praying for a decree changing his name
to James Patrick Hayes, and having ap-
piled to the Court for an order Of pub
lication of the notice required by law IN
such cases. it Is by the Court this 10th
day of May. 1943. ORDERED that all
there be-. on or before the 9th day Of
June, 1943, why the prayers Of said pc
that copy Of this order be published d
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day. in The Evening Star
newspaper and The Washington Law Re
porter (Sl EDWARD G. EICHER, Chief
Justice. lSeaD A true copy. Test:
CHARLES p; STEWART. Clerk, BY Flea
NOR E. JOBE. Deputy Clerk myl219,2S,
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PLYMOUTH 1941 SPECIAL DE LUXE
FiNIsR. PHsHBuTroR 1Fi RHaE5t5oH RHpIo HESTER SHAS
MMACULATE INTERIOR: FULLY GUAR
ANTEED: EASY TERMS AND TRADE; A
REAL BARGAIN. ONLY SS95.
ASK FOR JOE SHVERSTONE."
BOND MOTOR COMPANY,
1908 14th St: NV. DE. 7754
Convenient Parking on Our Lot. Que st.,
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Attractive three bedroom, two-story
brick house, fireplace, hardwood floors,
screened porch oil burner. refrigerator,
stove. garage, large trees, corner lot; near
grade and high schools. , blocks from bus,
l0-cent fare; price and terms reasonable,
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ARLINGTON CLOSE IN

7-room home, including bedroom and
~ bath on first floor, h.-W auto heat,
screened porches, hasmt. garage large,
wooded lot, l00-ft. frontage; blk. to l0c
bus and shopping. Price, $500; terms.
l.. MCGEE KING. CH. onNs.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

~. ACRES: 3l2 MILES WEST OF oLNEY,
q o mile frontage, on concrete road: ex
barn concrete so Si5o spep per aere oaoo
1st trust; cheaper if ali cash. Phone
FIIzHUGH. Gaithersburg 14-F-14
~, ACRES ON RIVER. NEAR SPENCER
outbuildings: $500, terms. WA 1852
zoe ACRES, GOOD SOIL UNDER CULTI-
Va9on; streams and springs, some timber
aRe pens Of boDea modesp
ped, for water and electricity. plenty Of
feed. feed all kinds Of farming lmplements, like
5o-ACREE FARM, LOCATED. ON STONE
road a mile off Route gil, 1 mile east OF
SeInteryille, Cen Va 80 acres in pasture and
20 e9G IT in Of nns and T aa
ana other odtbuiIdingi@: @ ISGnn sDrlnss nGaSs and
Tor sale By NED ;i:'ys sUTPHfN PHI 'eTns post
office Fairfax Va. Phone Herndon 3e.W:2.
%.45 A, SIR, HOUSE, . BATHS. ELEc., ?
- cows, 8 heifers, horses colt brood
s0TH S0wS' hogs ogs ia farming us mp 100 barrels
WaShiqgton on hard road % near 20 hishWay'
IN N 5lgh state, cultivation, smooth, rolling
La lang not not hilly or rocky; finely watered
lo-Ioom house. all modern improvements.
stock barns, outbuildngs; price. 10000;
NlU,uuO or Sl5.o00 cash. Shown by ap-
polntment. Herndon 3S. BUELL., FARM
AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co, Va
30 ACRES, :-STCRY FRAME HOUSE, :
rms, else, bath: fine stream. water in
every held; S6,130. Box 229-T, Star
ABOUT + MILES FROM UPPER MARI-
b9ro: on concrete road, about IL acres,
OF which about , acres are in woodland:
modern house of rooms, bath coal-burn-
supply; garage, new barn 32X4S feet, guest
cottage OF rooms; near the famous Dover
Rouse so prominent in Maryland history;
only = miles from downtown Washington
price, $4,000
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K St. NV Ma 1885,
HOW ABOUT THIS.
100 acres, long road frontage good leve,
tobacco soil, near Waldorf. Md. 25 acres
ce!&ear; ear bal in cord wood; no bldgs. Price,
$4,000. 81 900 cash, bal. to SUIT
John A. BRICKLEY.
D1 13"1 ST.. s551
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

~ OeONS0s6sS TON SAk6s
odT2gMo ooddDT2sgMosME 11g41 HYpRAMATIc CLUB
HSkSFf HSs4 T. saSA sSEs ~ x AS SSAsP;se%: P;s1ss:
fol1 ASK ReP6kAEEFR P6k 5oE s}ivERsF1NEs 1MHy Aos5
BOND MOTOR COMPANY,
1905 14th St. NV. DE. 7754
Convenient Psikjns on Our Lot s Cue Il st.,
CHEVROLET l941 CLUB COUPE: BEAU
EapIo dNEH akB HHS EIHESH cER ITRfEcT MMaaH KE
EFEB EFEB HS{T SS{T e sSia 70 Be SSPkEei
ASK FOR JOE s1LvERsToNE.
BOND MOTOR COMPANY,
Convenient fs5k,nx aaIs.t on !2S oSr Lot Cue St..
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
WANTEDBu,ek WI, TIE = Buck Name me yqYT price "
S S55n tT7 + %sss It. Flood Sonsss
WANTEDEolasmoeis y. v * Name your Price.
WANTED Cadillac. Name your price, we
Conn. Wo. s40o.
W,A14NTED.-Pontiac: Name, your price: We
conn ei try 10 tH meet s4on it. Flood Pontiac 1921
WANTED-1939 Buick or door Sc
soo seo hfasA Gs5h rIo2Ss 11 Gnss CoAsT rpNTA6
! HAVE 1,,,I3 RuYER for 1910 PONTIAC 4-door
AT. 1000: Open ewes. VIVA ' '''
SELL Sci YOUR CAR if it is in dead storage
W. W. will SEND Se,ssp an sDp5aissT who yin Fys
Sn our ssih enf adams Sal sbo5 Jack
WE NEED AT ONCE 10 late-model cars,
p BODY sssfs cs jay gym Bss ,0 Adans high so
Arcade Pontiac Co, 1887 irving st. NV.
REGISTERED SECURITIES on partial pay
ment for late-model car in good condition.
WANTED v! Ti +e1 GHEvRoLET: I.; Name your price
1921 Conn: Wo. s4oo.. ''t u'4A''
WMANTIE7DE.Plymouth;; 1I7 .- Name your price,
1921 Conn. WO. $500
BUCKS. chevrolets. ,Packards. olds and
sEEosE Ne You GasE Sells & 10 LoSins t8onMG notors
1892 NJ st. NV RE. 1870.
we " onse % Ryx pSS Pos49 RVaaa sSo Sss
Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. Open ewes
WANTED-1941 or 1912 taxi with PUG
llcence. Must be in Al condition. Cash.
Phone LU. 1893. 2Os
LATE-MODEL used cars wanted for de-
tense, workers: will pay highest cash price
for clean cars. Bendall Motor Sales, l4OO
King ST.. Alex, Va. TIE. 29ls.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to take over
payments on car, '3s to AZ model, 2-door
sedan. Call Oxford 1890 after 8 pm
PRIVATE PARTY. wants '35. '3e or '37
Ford or Chevrolet in above-average con-
dition: will pay cash. NO. 419S.
WANTED by private party clean used
car from 1889 to 1942; will pay good price
and all cash. Call WI. 3544.
WANTED-chryler. Name your price. we
VIII try to meet it. Flood Pontiac. 422l
Conn. WO. S40C.
WILL, PAY CASH at once for 1883. 20 and
~ Chevrolets. COAST-IN PONTIAC, 400
block Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. Open
BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAR. see MI
Beckham At Mcneil Motor Lot. 4034 Wis
consin ave. NV. EN-. 1855
Name your prize, We
Connecticut. WO S4O0.
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220 ACRES

With beautiful Colonial-type house, re-
Gently restored, with stoker heat, . baths.
The house sits on a spacious lawn shaded
nv large trees and has an extended view
has about 10 acres of grazing and crop
land 1t is watered by fine creek and
fronts on macadam road. 35 miles from
We also. have adjoining this farm another
farm of 2o5 acres with ordinary farm
buildings that we can sell for $4,000 if
you want more land See MASON HIRST,
Annandale Va, at the end of Columbia
pike; Phone Alexandria 5sl2. Closed
Evening star., 1943-05-19

WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SMALL COR. OFFICE BLDG. ON CARS.
eqsf 70 4th and PARK rd ideal for real
office: cost S42,5OO: only 500 800; low
terms: or small houses, flats in part big
future. Desirable list D. c., Md, Va;
houses, flats garages, farms. acreage.
shore cottages. lots. 20 a, old 3-r. house.
used as plant and vegetable; S9,950:
.: G. Sub. rs lots. city water N. E
RYON CO, Ma. 1907: GE. 6146. res.
OWNER OF PALATIAL ENGLISH-DESIGN
prick house at Somers Point. NJ j., on
large lot in setting of beautiful trees with
s large rooms. tiled baths Moving to
WASHINGTON. will trade for home, good resi-
house, about : years old. cost S:;5. 900.
Can be had about half price Somers Point
is suburb Atlantic City. Ocean City on
mainland only miles from ocean beach
SO miles from Philadelphia. Picture of
house IN Office.
nIXIF REaITY co MA ssen
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ABOUT 5000 SO. FT., 2-sTORY LIGHT,
dry bldg, plumbing and elec., street and
,ooo HENRY CLAY CO.. ~
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WILL. EXCHANGE

w lid IZAOIIE1INOG
Brick 6-room house in Cleveland Park
under $4,000, for larger detached house
farther out. Eve. phone Mr.. Howard,
OR. 4516.
VIM, H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Est. 1887,
D1 10l5. Realtors. 1919 K St. NV.
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Small family should be able to profit
9bly rent out rooms for enough to make
sts. ne. rent free Rental entire bldg. |
4llo mo. KELLEY L BRANNER, DI. S740.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR CONN. AVE. AND EYE ST.
5-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
ELEVATOR: WIDE LOT: SPACE FOR
PARKING PUBLIC ALLEY. IDEAL FOR
ORGANIZATION
NEAR conn. AND r. 7. AYES.
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING. SUITABLE
STUDIO AND BUSINESS.
L w. GROOMES. 111a EYE ST
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL
6yPes p RhGne fsr
ING CORP'N. MA. 3570. 931 H ST. NV,
Zone l
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
You will get prompt. courteous service
from active, experienced real estate men.
GEORGE Y. WORTH1NGTON g. SON.
Realtors Since 1892.
17Io Eye St NV National 33o6
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Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-AVAIL. JULY !.
Brick, ) bedrms., > full baths, | bedrm;
and bath downstairs: garage. Occupied
less than year, Sl.500 min. down payment
Full price, S9,950. Call Chestnut 1856
rf 20 n
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ARLINGTON.
CHARMING CLARENDON.

5-rm.. 2-story frame home, beautifully
remodeled throughout, new ar-conditioning
shaded street on corner lot within sight Of
Clarendon Bank; only a block or from 3
main blvdS. and bus lines; unusually fine
Evening star., 1943-05-19

WANTED Dodge, Name your prize, we
Connecticut. WO S40O
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4 % and so

TITO II 81. INV. DI, 7E77
WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9th ST. NV. DI. $50.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

PLEASE NOTE Your becomes valid today You
wi" find labeled AirPane Stamp War Ration Book No.
Thanks to the just and fair rotonng this that this morning.
and child America Those
have No. 8
that world generosity Americans please
stands eody-o owoys-to
Evening star., 1943-11-01
ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE
OF A CHARGA-PLATE &C.
COUNT AT THE HECHT co.

1t will save you valuable time
and shopping effort. No weori-
some waiting for change. Ifyou
have lost or misplaced your
Chorgo-Plote, stop in at our
Credit Office (second floor
and we will cheerfuIIy replace it.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

was promoted to technician 5th
grade corporal. will leave today
for RI. Sill. Okla. after a furlough
at his home He is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anvil Smothers Of Cool
idge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06
CooIidgeL

A correlated daily vacation Bible
school program under which there
~ill b. a two-week school al Trim
ity Tabernacle will begin this
Monday at 2 O'Clock. The school
win continue Monday through Fri
dzy for two weeks TO IL
O'Clock each day. Trinity Taber-
aacie will furnish the leadership
Ter the school The following two
weeks the Bible school will be at
the Methodist church from $40 10
II O'Clock The Methodists viii
furnish leadership for that school.
Anyone who Is interested from
children through Intermediates. is
invited 10 attend
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

Q Paul David Butler marked his
third birthday at the home Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Butler
last Thursday. His guests We're
lee and Mikey Ross. Eugene. Al
yin and Zula Marie HAugh. Peggy
and Patsy Moore. Mrs Charles
Treadway and Mrs Annie Alexan-
der Among his gifts WAS Bible
sent by a California friend
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

. Fred Bruce left this week to
accept a position as a plumber
~lth the Don Brown DOwell Con
struction Company OF Seattle on a
federal project on the Alaska-Ca-
madam border
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

Q DIR Claude r. Jackson Is in
los Angeles taking a brief post
graduate course at a chiropractic
school
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

CIV. t. smothers. who recent,
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-08-06

Shop early in the week-best time
is between 10 am. and 2 pm. You'll
save money because Safeway's
special low advertised prices are
effective early in the week-Friday
through Thursday every week.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
GLASGOW Will
PLAY HOST TO
SCHOOL GROUP
More than 200 Young Musicians
to Be Here Saturday for
Music Festival.
Massed Chorus, Band Concert
at Civic Center Will Be
Highlight.

School groups from Malta, Poplar,
Frazer, Saco, Hinsdale and Glasgow
will participate in a May music fes-
tival here Saturday, it was an
nounced today by c. I. Carlson,
Glasgow high school music director
and chairman of the host commit
tee.
The festival is non-competitive.
Instead of a single northeastern
Montana festival, as was held last
year at Poplar, several will be held
this spring to reduce driving mile
age.
More than 200 young musicians
r expected to take part in a pub
lie program, Mr.. Carlson said. AS
sisting in the festival will be Mrs.
Thelma Forster, state music super
visor.
After registration Saturday in the
high school, the morning program in
the high school auditorium will be
staged. 1t will consist of appear
ances by the mixed choruses. glee
clubs, ensembles and instrumental
ensembles from the schools.
Lunch period will be from 1870
to l, with the lunch service spon-
sored by the Glasgow Chamber of
Commerce.
Band entries will play in the au-
ditorium from l to 2:30, at which
hour all groups will form for a pa
rade to the civic center. There
massed band and massed chorus re-
hearsal will be followed by a re-
creation hour from 5 to 6 during
which the Scotties, school dance
band will play.
The massed band and massed
chorus will play in a program open
ing at 7:30. All visiting musicians
will be guests of Glasgow high
school students at a dance in the
school auditorium from 9 to u.
In charge of various music groups
expected are Robert SERVER, Malta
band and glee club; Betty Jane
Merger, Frazer glee club; Jane Fet-
terman, Saco band; Lois Brooke,
Saco chorus; Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle,
Hinsdale groups; Mr. Carlson, Glas-
gov band, and Miss Alpha Olson,
girls glee club.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
Valley County Near
Its Goal in Second
War Loan Campaign
CHAIRMAN BROCKSMITH ANNOUNCES
WILL GO OVER THE TOP WITH
PURCHASES PLEDGED

With pledges given, Valley county
will reach its goal of S270, 900 in the
second war loan campaign by the
end of the week, it was announced
this morning by c. H. Brocksmith,
county chairman in charge of the
drive.
The campaign officially closes
Saturday night and by that time
l am confident that we will have
at least equalled, and probably eX-
ceeded. the quota fixed for the
county" MI. Brocksmith said.
In addition to the 1910 900 quota
for individual subscribers, a sun al
for purchase by banks of the county,
during the month.
Mr.. Brocksmith pointed to plans
for the bond rally and dance at
Hinsdale Saturday night as a
sample of the final intensive cam
paigns planned in several commun-
tiles.
At Hinsdale, he said, the drive was
delayed in starting because of the
illness of the community chairman,
but he has received assurance that
the community will be lover the
top by the close of its rally and
dance.
Several other communities, he
said, that have not yet achieved
their quotas have given assurance
that they will be met by Saturday
evening.
The t"abulation showing quotas
and purchases to date by commun-
tiles follows:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
WEINCARTNER
new HINSDALE
SCHOOLSHEAD
Former Frazer Superintendent
Is Elected to Succeed
Harry P. Schug. -.
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE-Lawrence w. Wein-
gartner, superintendent of the Fraz-
er school for the past year, has &C
the position of s~uperintend-
ent of the Hinsdale schools, ac-
cording to R. E. Hillman, clerk of
the HlnSdale school district.
Mr.. Weingartner taught in the
Saco school a number of years ago.
Ia er serving as superintendent at
Whitewater, Hogeland and Frazer.
gently resigned after seven years
at Hinsdale to accept a position as
principal of the Sweetgrass county
high school at Big Timber.
Inc designations of Patricia Berry,
home economics teacher, Ailene
Kamla, fifth and sixth grades. and
Robert NORM, junior high school
social science teacher and athletic
coach, WERE accepted by the school
board at a meeting Saturday.
requirements for these positions
and for the vacancy caused by the
resignation several weeks ago of
Anderson, English teacher,
have not as yet been made.
Five members of this years facul-
ty, Principal R. r. Daley, who is
also vocational agriculture instruc-
5or, Marguerite Boissens; commerce
Elizabeth Tuttle, science and
mathematics, DeYota Hagestad,
.hird and fourth grades, and Mil
ired Andrews, primary grades, have
accepted contracts rendered by the
BOARD and will teach there again
leXt term.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
Hospital Day In
City Proclaim d
By Mayor, May IL

1t is fitting that on one day
in each year, all of the citizens
of Glasgow should render spec
ial honor to the hospital in
their city. On every day in the
year, the hospital doors are
open. Their doctors, their nurses
and all others engaged in hos
pital service are devoting their
lives to restoring the sick to
health. 1 do, therefore, as mayor
of Glasgow, proclaim Wednes-
day, May IL, 1913, as Hospital
Day." in cOmmemOratiOn of
Florence Nightingale, whose
birthday it is, and in special
recognition of the important
services rendered by our hospi-
tals.-E. j. Kjelstrup, Mayor of
Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
Wagner Finds Fires Start
Despite All Precautions

dropped it hundreds of feet away on
the open prairie.
Mr.. Wagner, working with a
back pump and swatter he had,
fought the fire, alone for a time
while his brother went to get neigh
bors and bring a tractor. Other men
with back pumps and swatters ap-
peared. After a hard fight, aided by
a rain that dampened the grass, they
put out the blaze. It burned about
two sections in a narrow strip.
The fire demonstrated the eff
cheney of the countrywide freight
ing organization, Mr.. Wagner said.
Within a short time four district
fire wardens were at the scene with
equipment from caches placed at
strategic points over the county. Be
sides his brother, they were Ed Hor-
gan, L. j. Johnson and Peter Berg
man. Mr.. Wagner also highly praised
the effective control work with the
portable pumps and swatters.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
Glasgow Sisters
Complete Basic In
WAACs, WAVES

Two Glasgow sisters, daughters
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson,
have completed their initial train
ing in two different branches OF
service.
Auxiliary Norma Anderson conf
pleted her basic training and ad-
ministrative course in the woman's
army auxiliary corps at Des Moines,
Iowa, training center, and has been
selected as an officer candidate. She
VIII take specialized training at Fort
Des Moines.
Barbara Anderson. seaman second
class, has completed the WAVE in
doctrination curse at Hunter col
lege, New York City, and is now
specialized training as o
woman at the Oklahoma Agricul-
ture and Mechanical college at Still
water, Okla.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29
Airbase Chaplain.
Will Be Speaker
On Mothers Day

Major j. E. Stockman, chaplain
of the Great Falls airbase, will be
the main speaker at a special Mo-
theirs Day service honoring Val
ley county service men to be held
at the auditorium of the Glasgow
high school Sunday afternoon, May
9 at 3.
There will also be a talk by j..
P. Sternhagen, representing the ia
theirs of service men, and n by
the mother or wife of a service man.
Mrs. E. B. Pease, chairman of the
committee planning the program
announced.
Special music will be by men
from the Glasgow airbase, by the
high school girls glee club and by
a woman'S quartet.
Valley county service men home
On furlough will be asked to sit
the platform with the speakers.
All parents, wives and children of
service men are especially invited.
The committee hopes that the
weather will permit a large attend
ance from outside Glasgow as well
as from the city.