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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15
SERVICE FOR
MRS.PAINTER
TOBE SUNDAY
Resident of Valley County for
81 Years Passes on After
Suffering Stroke.

Mrs. Fannie Painter, 85, a Valley
county resident for 81 years, died in
a Glasgow hospital Wednesday
morning. She had suffered a stroke
Monday.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at 2:30, in the Methodist
church. The Rev. w. l.. Bennett
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15
HAVE SON

MI. and Mrs. T. H. Markle re-
ceived a telegram from their son
Orval of Lake Hughes. Calf, Wed
neSday announcing that Thomas
Orval arrived today. He weighs
So pounds" Mrs. Orval Markle is
the former Miss Lois Wilson of
Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15

will officiate. Burial will be in the
Glasgow cemetery. The Holland
chapel is in charge.
Mrs. Painter was born in Shenan-
doah county, Virginia, January S,
1858. the daughter of MI. and Mrs
Jacob Barb. She spent her early
life in Virginia and was married to
Thomas Painter in 1876.
They made their home in Virginia
until 1902, when they moved to
Bottineau N. D., and homesteaded.
Mr.. Painter died there in 1912 and
Mrs. Painter, with her two children,
moved to Valley county. For many
years they lived on a Missouri river
farm, although she had made her
home in Glasgow since 1896.
Surviving children are Charles
Painter of Sand Point, Idaho, and
Mrs. Edna Taylor of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15
A son

OPHEIM-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Barneby a son at the Guy
Baldwin home Wednesday. The
baby weighed 7 pounds 3 ounce
Mrs. Barneby is the former Lois
Padgett and Mr.. Barneby is in the
army. The baby is also a great
grandson of Mrs. A. D. Mittlestadt.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15
MARRIAGE Ii

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Earl Raymond P~aulson, Is, and
Inez Viola Anderson, IS, both OF
Opheim.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15

First thing bombardiers at the
worlds largest bombardier school
at Midland, Texas, are taught is
that success of entire mission de-
ponds on ability of bombardier to
hit his target.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15

For Sale-Good team, gentle work
horses. Inquire Wheeler Grocery.
51-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-15
Too Late to Classify

Wanted-Turkey eggs. Anne Var
brough, Beaverton, Mont. 51-2tp
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-09
Things to Observe

ground ougly dry enough
to we'll.
Fertiliz both barnard commercial fertilizer
if possible.
should cabbage cauliflower celery
from older gardeners.
small with oneaf Of dirt,
seeds with four times their diameter Of soil.
Pack the ground after seeding.
Keep all IS proper,
excessive and deep hoeing taboo.
Do not permit plants. weeds.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-09

should fifty and the number
multiplied by persons family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-03

Constont training
keeps the Coost Guord
"teom- potrol' on the
olert. Sometimes the
job requires O burst Of
speed over rough spots
like this. Always it
requires the dogs in
stont obedience to
command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-03

nj senes hoven heord them by hot
soldiers for Uncle tokno more and
more them into the At such critical bosses
Long 'sond they serving the Army Air intelligence
o"d for medd won the hiqh esteem Of
authorities the dog sentry dogs "MP ore
eofed on the roster and have records Of
recruited from Dogs for Defense Inc otter they completed
basic ironing
Another mporont sentry duty this friend Of
performing with the Coost Guord On patrols
stretches OF beach Coos ouodmen relying eyes
ond eor ond nose Of their troined dog senies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-03

Photos by A. P. and U. S.. Coast Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-03

-
No pie osont
greeting for q sobo-
teur choneine to
lond on his beach
strip! He could put
up O pretty good
fight even without
his Coost Guord
moster's gun.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Eshbaugh, Wolfe,
Sparkle As High
Gains First Win

Things have come to a pretty
pass when Greenbelt High
School basketball team has to pick
on a Junior High team in order
to win at least one game in sea-
son!
The Grizzlies actually won
game. They played host to Lang
ley Junior High Schools quint
last Tuesday afternoon and pro-
ceeded to overcome the younger
lads. Actually it was not much of
a miss-match as both squads were
even in height and experience.
And our kids were, by law of
average, due to win one. The
score was 38 to ID.
Mahlon Eshbaugh and Donnie
Wolfe were heros of the first
Bear victory. Eshbaugh scored
10 points to 7 for Wolfe. Donnie
Fitzhugh followed with 5. Brow
man was best for the Juniors with
inoiptc
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Girls Take z Games
With Ora DOnoghue
Scoring 81 Points

The Greenbelt High girl cagers
added another pair of victories to
an already long string of such
successes. Maryland Parks las
sizes furnished stiffer opposition
than any lately before succumb-
ing by 22-18. Vengeance was the
Grizzliette mission in walloping
the Greenbelt Lady All-Stars by
25-19. The latter squad shame
fully lambasted the youngsters
in the first game of the season,
but sucn was not the case last
Thursday.
Ora Donnoghue was high scorer
in both encounters with II in the
Conference game and Ia in the
home battle. The little forward
was all over the place in keeping
the Grizzliette county record un-
blemished. In the other game she
had considerable help from Marion
Benson, who Clipped in with s
points.
Patty Bell. Doris Asher and Lois
Forester were the big reason the
opposition failed to roll up too
high a score. Miss Haley, of
Maryland Park, and Ethel Acker-
man, Of the Greenbelt An-Stars,
were the biggest score makers of
the opponents. Jerry Nelson and
Mary Engstrom were the outstand
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
CANADIAN co-oPs GROW

The amazing growth of the
consumers cooperative movement
in Alberta, Canada was reported
in a recent radio address by j. R.
Love in which he revealed that
the membership of the Alberta
Cooperative Wholesale Associa-
ton, which consisted of nine CO.
operative stores in 1888, had
grown to eighty-seven co-ops in
1912.
The combined purchases made
through cooperatives handling
home and farm supplies in AL
berta in 1912 was in excess of
$4,000, 900, Mr.. Love reported.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
IMPORTANT ROLE

New York (CLNS)-The coop
eratives in Europe are destined to
play an important role in post
war reconstruction of the occu-
pied countries. according to Hin
am Motherwell, noted correspond
ent, in his Forthcoming book, "The
Peace We Fight For", which will
be published by Harper and
Brothers this spring.
Motherwell in his book declares,
"Cooperatives are much more
highly developed in Europe than
in America.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Parents Will Hear Talk
About Trees and Forests

Archie Rice from the Bureau
Of Mines will speak to members of
the Greenbelt High School Parent
Teacher Association at its meet
ing Tuesday evening at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Rice, who has travelled eX-
tensively, will speak on the topic,
"Trees and Forests"
Musical selections and refresh
ments will also be a part of the
program.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Priorities On Underwear

A priority list" of heavyweight
undergarments, for which stand
ard specifications and prices are
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05

being worked out, is being pre-
pared by OPA. The list will COM
prise kinds of underwear consider
ed most essential for civilian use.
Put your rookie dollars to work.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05

INCOME TAX REPORTS
Filled Out. Over ten years ex-
perience. E. DonBullian, I'd
Ridge Road. Phone Greenbelt
1896.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Transportation
Exchange
RIDE WANTED

Ride wanted to 18th and Con-
stitution or vicinity. Leave
Greenbelt between 7:I5 and 7:45.
S. Levine, 3S-B Crescent Road.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05
Classified

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS
wanted for Berwyn exchange,
Call Chief Operator, Berwyn 5000
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-03-05

The particularly crowded
Friday
days. the 8h 18TH 23rd last month";
the
these do
your shopping at other you'll
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
9amburg nm SrOnObeim
fur6tbar bei9dOist
Die Gnftanariffe Oanerteu fat cine
Stun0e

@1breno ser No1t oes "a. Suli
narfen britii6e uno amerifanilde
6lug5euge in einem so Winuten
o%ouernoen angriff $500 Eonuen
Spreng- unO 8ronobom6en iiber
Somburg ob. 3u gleider 3eit grit
fen omerifaniide Er15iiions6omber
Den &riegsbofen &iel uno Oeiien ull-
mittelbare llmgebltng nit Gbnlid)er
@ld)t an. &ilr5 porber mlrben nor
ueqii1e Gii1tenItGote, 6%eionoers
Eronobeim BON %nlliierten 8umbern
beimlgeiu6t.
Sci Dem beilpieaoien Moiienan-
griff ouf Samburg- fat Der Sltn-
BERTHE lett &rieesbeginn-purben
IL aaiierte 6lllg5euge a6geidoliel.
ct. Hnmli StaOtbiertcl Ocriuiiitet
3ufolge zines britii1en 9eri6tes
CAB es in @ambltrg nrieiige 8rdn0e
rno oiele beftige @rploiionen". yto6
oelti6en 8eri6ten ioa oas ct. 8auli
Stootoiertel DEFENDERS g~elitten bo-
ben, 3fpei altebripiiroige &ir6en iol-
len in Brand geihoiien poroen uno
oas lt1Otii6e Spernbous Ioa poa-
ltGnoig %3ertriimmert tporoen Iein.
Der Sda6em in SrOn6beim
lleber oen norbereebenoen Mngriff
alf Sronobeim bieB eS: g8oqtreffer
oaf oie @lei6ridter- Station ulto Die
G~bloranlage in ben Wagneliumtper-
fen fino erfennbor, ebenio fpie @oa-
treffer auf oie @ieBerei i'm alumi-
niumperf, oas &raftmerf uno Die
Notwithstanding I'M 0itrottuerf.
8reffer orf onoere @e6ditoe uno
0epots iino pobrideinlid. ST.
8ronoheim loiien Die 8iloer cine
idtpere &on3entration Der Sreffer
altf oie &riegsi6iffs-@ erfitdtten er.
%fenneit, oie neben Dem u-8oot-
8efen liegen. 9ie @erfit1tten miir-
Ben ourdb Idpar3en &au6 fur3 pa
nad) p0aig berountelt. Cine Sdule
oidten &au1s ltieg nabe5u $4,000
Sub bod un0 oiirfte auf Seltanf-
9reffer i6lieBen laiien. Die Bill
Der 5eigen au6 8ablreide 8reffer auf
Militdrbiitten uno &aiernen 8miiGen
Dem u-8oots-9 eden uno Dem Slug
Au1 Die alte gotiide Stride
in 9ronobeim ioa oltrh Bomber be-
iAG0iqt mor0en fem.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

Neue rieiige 6a6rifanlagen emit
ltanoen, in anoeren tmiroe talt Die
gauge Mai9inerie berausgenommen
un0 our6 neue @inri6tungen erlebt
nno nelte MrbeitSmetbooen mltroen
entipidelt uno eingefiibrt, Die Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perminoerten uno
Arbeit eriparten.
@eraoe BARN lag elm fait nod
groBeres 8eroienIt oes genialen Sn-
oultriemannes, ais in ieiner Yroonf-
tion fir Sen &rieg.
Sn oen Damn folgenoen % 6rie-
oensiabren bat Senrp 5oro feline
46ii6t in oie 8raris umieben f0ll-
men, Miaionen bon biligeil 9lutos
orf Den Marft 81 bringen, Die iid
fat ie0er Arbeiter leiiten fonnte.
@ieOer @eltfrieg
S(6er beim @noe oieier 25 Sabre
befanoen iif Die 6oro-5abriten wie-
ser auf Der Sobe Der &riegsproouf-
ton, uro mieoer limo feline 8etriebe
sic eriten unter 0enerL Die Die 8af=
fen fiir Den 5tpeiten 8eltfrieg lhmie-
Den uno liefern, Die iih Der &egie-
rung nit ali ibren BroOuftionsfraf-
ten our 8erfiigung iteaten.
aus ben @erfitatten, aus oenen
Dor falim Is Monaten Der 30 Wfil-
lionlte Soronagen rolte, fommen
iebt unge5dblte Bomber. Sanfs,
transport uno @eleitflug5euge,
Sonfmaidinen, Ganf5eritorer, Slug
5eugmotore uno anoere 8erf6euge
Ser 3eritorung.
Senrp 5oro lit oapon uno pom
&rieg aaes anoere ais 6egeiitert. SIN
ieinem 78. @eburtstag antmortete
err einem &eporter auf Die 5rage
nah Dem erlropdiiden &riege: sd
iprede nidt eerne BON &rieg. Sd
babe &rieg INNER gebaBt uno i'd
babe i'm ME mebr geboBt, ais ge-
raoe beute1.
Aber zines lit fiber: Die INNER
pieoer berbeiierten Mr6eitsmetbooen
oes Mannes, Der oen &rieg baBt
belfen uns, ben arieg idneaer 5n
gepinnen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
MmIere brittle &riegss
aMleibt tOmmt balO
Der ErGiiOent uerfiinOete iie ab
3. September

8rGii0ent 3ooleoelt ieste oen 9e.
ginn Der oritten ariegsanleibe nell.
lid altf oen 8. September al unO
a~ppeaierte al ale Amerifoner, Die
militGrii9e Sffeniipe nit &riegs.
bono.&Gltfen meitgebeno 5l inter
Itiiben.
S6abmeiiter Senrp Moreentbou,
it. bat ais 3iel oieier oritteu &riegs-
onleibe Is Miaiaroen Collar altfge.
itelt, uto ser Hrdlioent iinteritreidt
Die @idtigfeit Der 9lifbringung Ole
Ter Sltmme, innem er 6etort, oaB
mir groBere @elOiimmen, als ie Ell.
ne Station in Der gdri5en @ei1idte
BON ibren 8iirgern geforoert bat, oa-
81 brnliben iperoen, oen arieg in
Sein0eslan0 5l tragen.@
uals northumberland ap
p%eliere ib biernit oil ieoen ein5eI-
men 8iirger", beiBt es in Der 9ro-
flamation oes Pr6iioenten. ooieie
brittle &riegsonleibe 10 melt fpie MIR
irgeno mogli6 81 unteritiibeit, un0
5fuar nidt niir, oomit ulier finan-
5ieles 3iel erreidt miro, ionoern
audi, INN oaourd uniere MGnner
ltio 8riioer uno Sobne 81 ermiti.
gen, Die al einem 0ubeno 5ronten
iiberal in Der @elt mter 6euer
iteben."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

ibloB. SIS lit meiter fem @e5eim-
mis-, oaB Die 0ffentli6e Wteinung Der
8ereinigten Staaten bos neue &e-
qime Mrgentiniens nidt nit Der Be
qeiiterung begriiBte, Die bon ibm err
uartet muroe, uno oaB 8ai6ington
argentiniens 8e5iebungen 5t ben
6eiioen Ser meiiten amerifanilhen
2Glloer beenoet 3u ieben tpiinidt.
9lber fir informierte geoba6ter
Iheint sic @usiidt aaf einen Brud),
-llno nit ibm Die 9lnfunft bon
2eib- 8a1tlieferungen1 beite i6tpd-
der al iein, als iie Dor einefn Meonat
mar. Sir oieie @nffaiiung gibt eS Ell
qentli6 feinen n8emeis"; es lit elm
@efiibl oas porberridt,-ein Sadie
Ser 9(tmoip6dre.
8or einem Monat erfldrte Die
neue 8egierrng, oaB lire 9luBen-
politif Init Dem Nelt Der Melt ge-
qenpartig cine ser @eltralitGt iit",
nobel Ser gini1altung u%gegenfpar-
tia 6eionoere 8eoeutung beigemel-
len muroe. Mber in elmer Ipateren
Heoe nabm ser Gegierungsdef, Sc
neral Beoro &amire5, einen p0aig
neutralen Stanopunft elm. 0unier
3iel it,, iagte er, uoie lolioen
Observation-Disclosures Die unS
nit aQen @0lfern Der 8elt uerbin-
Den, aufre6t5uerbalten uno 81 felti-
gen."
gor einem Monat lautete oas
S1lagmort in Gegierungsfreiien:
u9ru6 nit ser 46ie"; beute lautet
es: ugepaffnete Neutralitat."
Die peripirrenoe Saltung Der Me-
gierung bat ibren @runo in ibrer
eigenen inneren l1niiderbeit. Die ge-
genpGrtig berridenoe @ruppe fam
ni6t nit nneingeidrdnfter Greue
aaer Streitfrdfte rednen; iie reprd-
i%entiert niir genilie militarii6e Gle
mente. Sic biloet au6 Iel6it nidt
cine einbeitli6e @rlppe. ginige III
rer Mitglieoer fonnen ais fortidritt-
lif ooer liberal be5eihnet peroen,
anf anoere trifft oieie 9aritelling
nidt 81. Ginige iino entidieoen fir
hoie 4aiierteL anoere nidt. 9ieie
9ifferen5en erfldren Die @ioeriprii-
de Ser Bolitif uno Die offenii6tlihen
Sd,monfunaen Ser HeQiermq.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Der ErGiiOent Oeripridt &O6leu.
gribenriifgabe

Sn elmer fiir5li1en Yreiiefonferen3
erfldrte 8rGiioent &ooiepelt, oaB Die
&egierung Die 9oblengrubeu ben Be
iibern lobnlo lpie nltr moglid 5llriid-
geben peroe, mie oas i'm @eieb oor-
geieben iei, alio oilf feinen Soil ipd.
Ter ais so Gage nod Der poaen
@ie0eraufnabme Der YroonftiOn.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

5iibrer IN einen &rieg geitiir8t, Sen
es fir leidt belt, aber pieoer elm
NAL baden oie greigniiie gelebrt, oaB
es 5tpar niht idmer lit, 8ii ben 2ei-
ben ulo 9emiitigungen oes ungliif-
liden fran5oiiiden Bottles bei5utra-
gen, oaB aber auf Die Dauer oaraus
fein Segen fommen fann."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Werguigungsfabrten
m0gen balm 3nIdRis iein
@~aibingtOns nngemanmter WeiuGbrs-
mann perIpridJt allerbGnO

lnlerer SauptItaot anonpmer
.Speafer" auf Dem bieiigen &ulO=
funf, Ser ongebli6e @ep1brsmonn
fir ungenonnte ober 8uitGnoige Be
ante, erfl1rte neiiliH, cine unmittel-
bare Abbilfe fir Die e%egenp6rtig
foltgeitellten Mutofabrer init 81
&upons itebe bebor. Die Mbidaf-
flung oes gerbotes fir @ergniigungs-
fobrten in ben IL OitItaoten muroe
BON ibm innerbalb 3mei 8ohen por-
aisgeiagt.
8alo oorauf, fubr oSpeafer" fort,
miro Ser ausglei1splon oes Sefre-
tGrs SIDES in &raft treten, Ser Die
Menge oes auf Die g" =<pons i'm
Often erbdltliden @nlolins etpas err
6oben miro.
uYrentiB @rotpns ieit tangent be-
1tebenoe 0ppoiition eegen oas 8erbot
BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat Inter
ltiibung in boben &reilen gefunoen, !"
erflGrte nSpeofer~. Ser S8@-
9ireftor nno 2eute, Die abnIi6 mie
er Oenfen baben NIT ibrem Argu-
ment, oaB Ser feline Mtann @rlatb=
mis- er6alten ioate, feline Station 10
81 OertDenoen, mie er es Mil, @rfolg
gebabt.~
nSpeofer" Iogte, Der geplante
alsglei6 Der @aiolinmenge 5pi-
iden Ben II 9itItaaten, ben Is Stoa-
ten oes Mittelpeltens uno ben ieds
Staten oes Siiopeitens, piiroe ma
tiirlid 3u elmer SerableBung ser 60
iolinnenge fiibren, oie I'M Weittel-
uno Siiomeiten fir Die 81 -&upons
bisber erbdltlid NOR. @egenm1rtig
gibt es i'm Often ~ @ollpnen fir
Sen uA@-Gitpon uno bier @aQonen
in ben anoeren @ebieten.
Der rrene rC8M1 Setter fir
G~inlenf1ng
SEER Gbelter gotDles, ser nelter=
naunte Sauptgeid6ftsfiibrer Des
2~anoes6iirps Der office Of Yrice
Administration periprad cine per-
niinftige 8olitif bel Der &ationie=
rung nno Der 8reisfontrolle, ais er
iid nad elmer 14=tGgigen Segelfabrt
Dor Der &iiite BON Maiiaduietts be-
reit mabte, ieinen 8oiten in @aib-
ington an5utreten. @r iagte, er lei
oafiir, Die geitimmnngen 10 tpeit ais
mogli6 81 beidneioen uno fiigte bin
5u: uSe meniger mir 81 rationieren
BADEN, umio better lit es."
ST erfldrte: u9en 2euten oas
&e6t ent5ieben, ibre u4"=@aiolin-
farten GIT %pertpenoen, fpie lie es fir
ridtig bolten, lit oas @leide, ols
fpenn man einem 8abD einen 2onp-
pop gibt uno es binoert, oaran 81
lutiden." ST iagte, er lperoe be-
miibt iein, utbegren5te 8erpenoung
Der 81 -Hationen 0ur6 ualtsquet-
i6en" Der 81, g. uno anoeren
grgdn5ungsrationen 5lt erlangen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
@cnn SinOer ertranfen in Midisan

Die 9ei6en BON adjt Sungen uno
Mdohen, Die infolge elmer Yanif an
9oro zines @rsflilgsbootes in Der
Galpos 9oi in Midigan %ertranfelL
iino geborgen noroen it1o Die 2eide
zines neiteren Sutgen miro nod ge-
iu6t. Die &inoer madten auf einem
9eidter cine &iinofabrt, ais ploslib
8aiier bereinfom, neil Die &inoer
oae 3ltglei6 auf cine Seite liefenJ
uno mebrere. ipraugen aus 6lrdt
iiber 9oro.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

Der geniigen niiroe fir flint Sabrteu
0urb unieren gan5en Sentiment.
@er einmal iiberlegt, mie Die error
oerli6e -@oiolinmenge iid bel Dem
Treibitoffbeodrf S~auienoer bon Slug
3eugen uno Snnoerttauien0er bon
Militdrailtomobilen, =2aittpagen uno
Snnfs, ipie fe nun in lleberiee Oer-
menoet iperoen, peroielfaden muB,
miro feline ernite Bfli6t inn &riege
crit ri1tig erfennen uno getpinnt
and Elm beiieres 8~eritGnonis fir oas
@eien ser @aiolin~3ationierung."
@OaitGnbiser Giniat ~sefOrOert
Ole Bldne, oie mir i6mieoeten,
Inn Wfuilolini, uno feline 8anoe aus
5urotten iino ~groBenteils gelungen.
Mber mir baben immer nod @itler
uno feline 8anoe uno Sooi1o uno iei-
ne 8anoe ~aus5urotten. @iemano BON
uttS made .ii6 Dor, oaB oies cine
leidte Sade iein miro.
uGs lit ni6t 3ubiel geiagt, oaB
mir in oieien &rieg bic gauge araft
uno Snteaigen8 uno @iqensfraft Der
8~ereinigten Staten ergieBen mill
ien. @ir lino cine groBe Station
cine rei6e Nation- aber mir iino
nidt 10 groB ODER 10 reid, Dab mir
es uns leiiten fonnten, uniere Sub
Itan3 ODER Die 2eben unierer &rie-
ger gu pergeuoen, in0em mir aui
Dem @ege flau MAIDEN.
y@ir meroen uns nibt nit meni-
ger als einem 8oaiieg begniigen,
Das lit Die Gntidloiienbeit ieoes
Mmerifaners an oen &ffronten
3as miB uno miro Die @nti6loiien.
belt ie6es Entertainers bier oabeim
iein."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Sm eriten @eltfries

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Evening star., 1943-03-24
Montgomery P-TA Calls
Meeting on Teachers Pay

In an effort to check the whole
sale designations of teachers in the
Montgomery County schools, a mass
meeting of all Parent Teacher As
sociationS of the county suburban
area will be held at 8 o'clock tonight
in the auditorium of the Leland
Junior High School under sponsor
ship of the Leland Association.
Parents will be asked to take con-
certed action in obtaining these two
objectiveS:
l. Assurance from the County
Commissioners that the county will
avail itself of the optional feature
Of the Brice bill and continue the
$50 monthly payment until such
time in l945 AS the State can be
called on to assume the obligation,
2. Assurance from the State As
sembly that provision for an emer-
gency increase of $40 will be pro-
vided in the l945 State budget.
William N. Morell. president of
the Leland Association, will conduct
the meeting. The public is invited
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Mrs. Larson Appointed
Nurse for Montgomery

The Montgomery County COM
missioners yesterday appointed Mrs.
Isabella Larson, 9419 Glen Ridge
road, Silver Spring. county public
health nurse, replacing Miss Annette
Ketchum, resigned The appoint
ment was made on the recommen-
dation of DR.. v. l.. Ellicott, county
health officer.
The commissioners decided to hold
hearing April 13 on an application
of the Glen Echo Park Co. for a
permit to operate general amuse-
ment park at Glen Echo from April
10 to September 80. The applica-
ton was accompanied by a check
for the $1,000 fee.
Otto w Anderson. county agri-
cultural agent, informed the board
that his offices and those of the
Montgomery County Farm Bureau,
in the Farmers Banking and Trust
Co Building, will be moved early
next week to the new county office
building. Montgomery avenue.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Legion 0ratory Final,
For Virginia 10 Be
Held Monday Night
Alexandra High School
Will Be Scene of
Competition

The State finals in the sixth an
nual high school oratorical contest
under the sponsorship of the Amer
lean Legion will be held at 8 pm,
Monday at the George Washington
High School, Alexandria, it was an
nounced today.
The subject for all contests in
Virginia, it was said, is Democracy
Will Survive the War Students
in the 9Th, through the l1th
grades in public schools and in
comparable grades in private secon-
Diary schools are eligible to enter the
contest e1.. -.e,e
1t. Col. Paul H. Griffith of Ma
tional Selective Service headquar-
ters and the War Manpower Com
mission will be principal speaker
Monday night, A past commander
OF Pennsylvania, Coi. Griffith has
been an official observer with the
armed forces insa the, Pacific and
African theaters s@@ .
winners, OF the State district
elimination contests will compete
Monday for s75, $50 and s25 State
prizes, The State winner will be
sent to the regional contest. If sue
cessful there he will be sent on TO
the national finals.
The national award, it was said,
will be a $4,000 scholarship to any
college or university, to be donated
by Eddie Cantor, radio comedian.
The Alexandria event will be at
tended by Virginia Department
Comdr. Floyd W. Williams of Galex
Department Adjutant w. Glenn Ell
lott Of Richmond and other depart
ment, district and local officials
Rufus @. Coldwell of Fairfax will
conduct the contests. The uniform
group of Alexandria Post No. "a
will participate in ceremonies in
connection with the contests.
Five judges from Alexandria, Ar
lington, Falls Church and Fairfax
have been selected. Music will be
provided by the George Washington
High School Band, and the invoca-
ton will be pronounced by the Rev
Fred V. Poag. pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church of Alexandria