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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25

county charge ............... 300
The Board members agreed to meet
of checking leases, applications and
sales of county tax deed land.
Board adjourned at , o'clock p. III.
MAURICE ARNOLD.
II. r. BJoRKLUND. Chairman
Clerk.
MARCH 3, 1913
The Commissioners met at 10 .%O'clocl;
a. M, March ,, 1913. with all members
of the Board present. together with
the County Clerk.
Sales Contracts and Deeds were
checked and approved.
QUIT CLAIMS DEEDS
William Britzman - NJ of See
ti0n 81. Township 33. y. Range
a. +. NJ. NJ. .$2OO.OO
Il. G. Dyrland and LLOYD 4. Sor-
enson -SWANEH. Nv SEA,
SEhSEH of Sec. 30. Township
81. \. Range ~. +. NJ. NJ. -. 10000
John Hcikens-NEh of Section
T.. NJ. NJ. 2Os.OO
Elsa d.. LewisOn-Eh of Section
T. NJ. NJ. .i........'.."...... 275.54
liver Lida-ShSEh of Section .,
SKSwH, NEASwH of Sec
ton 10; Township 81. y. Range Moo,
John NJ. Redfield - Lot , in
Block 10 of Opheim. MOnt...... 1890
United States of America-SEA-
NWH of Section 81. Township
20. \. Range 30. Il: N. NJ. -. 5000
Adolph Westby-ShSEA OF Sec
10 f. NJ. NJ 5000
George c. Hanebuth and Lydia
Hanebuth-O Lot I, NWh-
SWA, SWhNWh of Section
y, Township 30. y. Range 81. ,u,oo
(o1 Lots 2 and J. SWHSEn Of
fsGntSn 81 H. f. S 81. Il. psw y, Of
Section 49,, Township 30, n. ,
Range 81, f.. VI. VI. ............ 23l.N
CONTRACTS FOR DEEDS
Water Birkoski NEA, N!aS14
of Section Z. whNwh, NWA-
SwH of Section s, Township
=. \. Range ~, +: n. NJ 90. sOO"
NI3NEh of Section 10, Town
ship 30, n. Range 10. T.. NJ. NJ.
buildings on said premises in
.cluded in this contract ...:.. SI3OO
Mrs. Junior Burke-SWh SH-
SWH, Lots ) and 4, Of Section
). SEH of Section 8. NhNWh.
NEA of Section s. NWh Of
Section 9. Township %, y.
Victor b. Cherney-ElaSEh of
Section %, Township -, v.
TAI - IL u Va 49,
Glen DiX-WANWA of Section
., Township 2S, n. Range 30,
+. NJ. VI. 5000
George GreenwOOd-SEAS SCI of
Section p, NEhNEh Of See
ton y, Township 81, n. Rye.
~. +. NJ. NJ. ................ 142.1O
william Conrad-SWA of Sec
ton 20, Township %, y. Range
~, +. NJ. NJ. NWA of Section
%, Tow nship -, y. Range A. ,,
+. NJ. NJ. 4sl.N
Frank Lasar-Sh of Section /.
Township "a, n. Range AZ, +. .oo ~,
Harry NelSon-SWh of Section
IS, Township 81. n. Range Is.
Il. NJ. NJ. 24oOo
II. l.. Osterberg NWA, Ela-
NEl of Section o. Township
2S. y. Range II. T.. VI. NJ. 80. I2O.~
II. l.. Osterberg-W hSEA, SEA
SEA of Section 10, NEANWA,
NhNEA, SEA NEh of Section
Is, EHSWH. SWHSWA OF
Section IL, WhNEh of Section
u. Township %, n. Range A. o
f. NJ. NJ. SDV'""
Carl W. PersOn-SHNE4, seq
cf Section 10. NFitNEi, of Sec
tiOn -, Township -, y. ii"".
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25

office OF price administration in
Montana, to call in representatives
Of the state Farmers Union immed-
lately and confer with them about
the number and location of local
boards in Montana in which they
may be interested in nominating
members" Senator Murray said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25
GET AFRICAN SOUVENIRS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chouinard last
week received a number of gifts
from their son. Serg. w. j. Choui-
nard, who is in North Africa. They
include a handmade purse, a pure
ivory bracelet, a leather compact,
a rosary, a mans purse and a razor
sharp Arab knife. They r on ex-
hibit in the Otto M. Christinson
company window.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25
Arm STRAIGHT "a"

BOHEMIAN - George Biddle. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Biddle of
Glasgow and a graduate student at
Montana State college, earned a
straight "a" average during the
winter quarter. Biddle is also an
advanced military science student
and will be commissioned in the
army this spring.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25
MONTANANS TO MEET

Montanans, Inc, the state Cham
Der OF Commerce. has called a
meeting at Helena Saturday of all
organizations interested in the COM
ing election to vote on the pro-
posed issuance of highway deben-
lures for postwar construction.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25

To maintain the secrecy of bomb
ardier training, students at the
worlds largest bombardier school,
Midland, Texas, must burn class
room notes as soon as they have
been studied.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25

"Tojo's Trouble" and "Hitler's
Headache" are names given the 100
pound practice bombs dropped by
stufentS at the worlds largest
h0mbardier school, Midland, Texas.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-25
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
MARCH 1. 1913

MARCH I, 1913
The Board of County Commissioner
net in regular session at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. March 1. 1913. with all the mem
ers Of the Board, Maurice Arnold
arl Shellerud and Nels Briggs pres.
mt together with II. X. %BjOrklund
Jerk of the Board.
Minutes of previous session were
cad and approved.
Thomas Dignan met with the Board
nth reference to legal matters.
The Board passed a resolution grant
ny an easement to the L. :. Govern
tent on certain lands in the airport
rea.
stephen Weber presented the follow
ng names for appointments which
we're approved as follows:
Everett McInerney, Deputy.
Arthur Parke, ~BoOkkeeper.
Nora MumfOrd. Clerk.
Audrey Johnson. Clerk.
The following claims were approved
N the General Fund:
GENERAL FUND-SAIARiES
j. l.. Mcpherson. Sheriff ....... .S1S7.J0
iugh BortOn, Under sheriff &c.. 1J0.O0
Van. Drabbs. Hinsdale. Deputy
Snerirf lOO.OO
Sheriff ........................ $3.50
rudolph Ewy. Jailor ........... 1880
lora Mumford, Treasurer ...... 1866
stephen Weber. Dep. Treas 900. 1880
everett McInerney. Clerk, Treas. 1899
audrey Johnson, Clerk. Treas. . . 2O.G0
Arthur Parke, Clerk. Treas. see. 1898
[. r. Bjorklund. Clerk & Re-
corder 1866
lucille Morgan. Dep. Clerk & Re
tOrder l3i.JU
!. +. Hoffman, Dep. Clerk & Re
roEu1r iS''o"
Schools 1885
;eitie Burrus. Dep. Sup't. ...... 1900
A. G. Bruce, Co. Assessor ....... 5000
Cd Hodapp Dep. Assessor ...... l31 so
Blanche Grotjan. ok. of Court 150.O0
Sidney o. Smith. Court Reporter i51.67
Aagot Liam. Co. Nurse. ......... 1900
Thomas Dignan Jr., Co. Atty . 800
Farm Sheppard, Steno. Co. Atty. 120.0e
Anton Rasmussen. Janitor $50. 125.s0
w. j. Conatser. Asst. ~Janitor -. O0.W
Ger 1000
LABOR & sUPPLIEs-co. BLDGs.
Tribune Prtg. & Sup. Co., Sta
iiOnery. Co. OFF. .S220.o6
The ]. X. Gill Co.. Snip. Co. -
|r. Il. Lecdham, Natl. & Labor
Sinner johnson, Plumbing, Co. -.
Bldgs NATURALIZATION. 1.35
John Barrett. Haul Garbage, Co.
BIdgS. Dol
The Glasgow Courier. Prtg.
Sta. & Sup. Co. Off. .......... 4i5.O3
Mt. SITS. Tel. & Tel. Co, Tel
Tolls & Rentals, Co. Off. 49,. 1O6.33
western In. Tel. Co, kilograms
Co. Off. III
20. Bidgs. .................... 325.32
EHIdgS' ..''.. ........ 90
Glasgow Laundry. Laundry. Jail 1872
Mont. Power Co., Its. ~
Go. Bldgs. llu.l9
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
Dorothy Widen. part time work
for G & Il 2I.JO
Rindernecht, cler. work. as
SCISSOR OOU
off, 1898
+. l.. Mcpherson. exp. inveStiga. 1924
co off, 300
rrp. 1000
.. W. Kampfpr. /. d. fees ...... 1000
y. +. Johnson. post not. election. 2.O
pr. Robt. f.. Ryde. vital stat. e. lilo
allie X. Peterson. vitat Stats. . l6G.OO
Liam. trav. exp, co. nurse 4I.21
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Miss hittrelI Has
Fraternity Office

Miss Elizabeth KittrCll. dauCht q:
# Mr. and MIS-. ". \. EittrCll. and
l Junior at East Carolina Teacher,
College in GrCcnvil'c. has been elect
ID precedent Of the Phi S gina chap
icr of Sigma ri Alpha. national hon
iIary language sorority. for the com
ng year She was secretary ana
treasurer of the sorority this year.
Since Miss Kittrcll has been a
+. {. +. c. shc has been prpmi chi
II activitir, on the CnmpuS. Thl
year she WIS head Of all The MCthc;i-
iSt StudCnts IN her dormit"ry au"
FOR the coming year she has been
elected u campus repre-, sentative
FOR The Methodist Studc-t As Ocil
ton.
Miss Ki,trclI i, majOrinc in French
md mathematics. and mirroring III
Spanish.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Club Members at
Federation Meet

Representatives from The Junior
Woman'S club and Junior Civic ciu
left today for High Point to attCn-
he forty-fir.t annual convention O.
'hr North Carolina Federation o
Womcn's Clubs. Those going were
Mrs. W. y. Payne. State secretary
# The Juniors and prcsidc"t of tn
local club: Mrs. \. W. GhOlSOr. j..
md Miss Amy Wick. who will act
!. pages 10 Mrs. Leon Wick. State
Junior PRESIDENT: Mrs. Harry W
Hight and Miss Page Gooch. incom
ing president Of the Junior Woman's
club. and Mr.. Carl lIcrndOr. rep
rcscnting tho Junior Civic club.
There will BE- dutch supper to-
night. with tomorrow as III iOr Day.
I'm the morning q business scs sion
will be held. and in the afternoon
there will be departmental forums
Mr.. Payrc will lead the forum of
Tho American home department
Tuesday evening a reception honor
ing Mrs. Kcrnch Rogers. of Califor-
r'a. General Federation chairman Of
the Juniors. will be given. Mrs.
Leon Wick Of Durham will preside
n, Tuesdays sessions.
Mrs. Jesse +. Hayden is president
Of The hostess CLUB and MIS-. FRED
Carver. also Of Hgh Point. Is char
man of the hostess committee. lead
quarters will be III the ShJ. atom
Hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26

This pert young pinaforc by Mar
IAN Martin make an enchanting
style for gardening Stunning
n just cool comfort. Make up Pat
tern 1918 in crisp candy-stripc cot
Ton. with the pockets and PEI ky ruff
Hes or ii croSS-Stripc. The back con-
vrnicntly buttons To plackct depths
y puiicd-SlCCvc version. iuu.
Pattern 1878 may be ordered only
III misses sizes II, IA. l6. Ia. 20.
Size l6 requires 30 yards 35-inch.
Send SIXTEEN GEMS in ,u,n,
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AID.
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch,
Pattern Department, 232 W. 18th ST.,
New York, N. Y.
Because Of the SlowncSs Of The
mails, delivery of our patterns may
take few days longer than usual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Society News
ON A WET NIGHT.

N,w along the cleaning streets
The rusty rain is like wing
brushing Our faces with the warm
And hall-rcluctant touch of spring.
Soon hurdy-gurdics will be grinding
Their b.ight-camcd tunes along the
Square,
And scrawny grasses will be pushing
Th,lr stubborn blades toward city
air.
And little leaves will creep on
bushes
Guarded behind stout iron rails,
And flower shops will bloom with
CruCuS
And ilac-blossoms sold from pals.
Frances Frost.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
War Question Box
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BY lynn N!SRET

Every week the Daily D.spaici
| k"iTIGh bureau WIII un.S.;c!. ulI,.s.
ions concerning The vars effect on
c!'t!ia!S. All answer. Wui Dr olI.-
cidtI% verified. SCUu ;Uur Ci!.sII,ns
l" Inc Daily Dispatch KuIrlgn III
:cau, p. .. Box 1868. Raleigh. n. -
&. VIII boys II. .unItru service
| - sent ON"l>Cas!"
y. There's nothing to prevent ;
| boy IN limited service from ucln,
! sent overseas ii that's where he,
/ needed, but being sent u\vrs..!.
doesn't necessarily mean y"lms .,u.
| INTO combat. lh"S,. Iu l!n!iCu s,rN.Ir,
! back up IL" boys who are actual.
dong thc lighting. aE,: lncrc arc Ia:p
20 DC done ABROAD IL WC!! at al l!un.,
q. What Is the penalty Ion .t,.
one VII" mas been cIu::.!l scl!uIs co..
Ia" gas books. "nd WHdt l. the pea
"''''E i"r 'ty"H" c..lG;nt using u,.;.
law gaS books"
y. lhcsc axe intriguing question.
You can Hy'g ...u,.uIIl:S II Ina,
just Idle cu:IUsI,Y Ct II nys DsY-ua...
~ Inir!c tea. y al 3! EC Is Ir.>,n.t..
- Interested. Ut linn listen we'll to
the "nswrI-!'Ur selling or us!u:
outlaw SIS JuvAS, lnCru y Il DussI..I.
l.cLa!'y uI a!t.yvu ..uc a. - sea-.
''.n Oh DuiA. ..mu ,.ut"cg. l, "In
.."!tt ...
&. Il am Il .c.. val q! ,Tcrll WA
e. ,uG an H!.l!...4 citizen. tt,.yf
sHtU 81 n..iu certificate 10 enter d.
.,Ii.v Wort. or MAJ. ID, d..,chur.r .i.,:,
90, .AIiuH 10 Sa...,.CIi.
y. H,Ju.,n.,..t. Iuy establishment
% ldCuI,y ana ...l.yn.nIp dilirr !,
,!.ir.ynt culuu......~. I'm most c,>,
nc luvmtinc.l..m ,uu nave will
.uiiiviCui. !.ui ;.,. .,pC of y,urj, ~.
.u'u .ai,iNtl... !... ..,i. l., be cunSr,i,,.
@. N.,t,,....... ....... ,u.:s rcuttur,
more tnn.ou.u ...,st!eItlyu INTO
...sgn, u,,,.r.,nu iudu uihr,
&. ":i ,-..... INST delivered
O., letu.u.d l., .... .,ndcr?"
\. ". ... winch c1run, !.
tgliNc.ru .. .....n.u To THO scI,.,
at IKE ..u, ....,. lind of IlI,I
&. -! v.,tN,u ..Y the ic,cDuur
,.aiuDany urG .... Il PEG operate.
before 1 n,.y...!. 1t because If n.
J,un more I..u ten years since
..cviCd. tn., st. zee VIII moi nccc,
~ nupiiylti H. .c.l tIial / yyni,i,
.. a nnlv q ....t time of review +,
81 E,,rt, uli,.. ,...,.Icr
A. y,Iv d.ui ,.rI register with III.
=. :. tm"l ry.n,u Service? Thrn
sn4uii l.. ui..ty of places whcr,
tnnyc :.y sIa.: 80 lave unvouc .y,ii
scar y<p,,r,,.. even tn1upn a.,
arglG need 10 -upr; period of brush
.n1 up 10 get back your skill. Tho
tuutH ui,l.Irt Cn.n service uiir,
,d.,, ,auy.u be- lid to take vour an
pmcatIun. "a tic application of any
ne Csc. and let you know if ihcy
nave "a call tor winch you can dual
ny. NIity CNI Service, in Winston
.salCm.
.. Gan I .,nd my son in Africa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
PRACTICE DECEPTION

1OO CNNNOI COUNT yourself
rs 4 consummatc master of
dummy play" expression
used by many veterans 10 describe
the declarcr's work--unt:! YOU
have learned TO practice deception
at every logical opportunity. Such
apparently insignificant things as
care in choosing a card from sew
cral in sequence can determine the
result you get. sometimes in a
most surprising way. It can lure
4 defender to waste high card,
o. hold one up if it makes him
misread your own holding, and
therefore that Of his partner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
PEA. Sponsoring
Bird &C Tournament

The ParCnt-rcachcr Association Of
Henderson high school will srcnso.
, bridge party al C"upcr'S hall Tues
t"v evening" ii s O'cinCl. and those
- rested ~ rCSClNinG a table a.u
asked 10 contact Mrs. Laurence Wall.
Mrs. BIscor Bass, OF Mrs. Ed Roy
Ter.
Proceeds from the tournament Will
5c used for the student loan lund ui
the school
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
PAGE FIVE

residing with asbestos siding where
mere Is Il need for rcpainting or
other maintenance or repair. accord
ing To the Henderson Chamber of
Commerce. The grants contained il
tins new order are very liberal so
Tar as the use of asbestos siding and
roofing material arc concerned, it
was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
I:nfn Greensboro

VIC Trr1y Tanner. studc~t a;
W tt.Nt. IN GrCcnsbnro. sncnt the
W""!:-c'' with her parents MIR. and
Mrs. {. p. Tanner on Chestnut
stree NJ Tanner had ~ her rlIr~,
MI. Nu'N Royal Of Norchcad CITY,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
L. ID {. Meeting

NJ" md Mrs. &. B. Ford unnouncr
ne 'riI Ut u 9lh. son. Charlie,
i'"cl. jr.. 81 April 23 at Maria Par
ram msn''HL Mother and son arc
gong nicely. Mrs. Ford is the for
ne. Hiss Leah Ovcrton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
[ las Meeting

y" Clair" Mills Phi then elias.
.,. .' FEr: I;aptiS, church will meet
ia. '.v evening Il; g o'clock in Inc
w., p 20" "f the church. Hostess
:, w.. .r NJ. Ii. l.. Lord. and Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
From burlington

Mss Mildred MurrCll. mcmbc,
- the l;ur'i '&toN high school facrll,
~. spent the holidays hero with her
parents. MIR. and Mr.. J. II. MurrSll
a. Their home ,u BlIrwcll avenue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Spend Easter Here

T.. .nd Mrs. Richard Fowllics
?nd Fw"5cc Fcncr Cooper of Rich
m'nd. Va. SpCn, Easter with Mrs.
f""Ihc| mother, Mrs. f.. +. Fcnncr.
u; IC- lone ON SDrth Garnctt street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Goes 10 Richmond

Nj: T.. +. Fc nor. who has been
SICK !; hcr home on South Garnet
street. h1s G"n" 10 Richmond To be
tire Guest 81 DR.. and Mrs. Richard
". trWlNc, for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

spcctcd, nobody could understand
how that chap kept West from
winning trick with his diamond
A. But it WIS quite simple.
After taking the first trick with
the club Q. he Immediately led the
diamond ]. Notice carcfully-not
the Q. the ]. Now. if you were
West. would you be sure the A
was your best play? You would
nave some doubt about it that
early. wouldn't you, feeling that
maybe your partner might have
the Q and that Jour sides only
chance to beat the contract might
be for you to duck and have South
let the 80 through? That is just
what this poor chap in the West
Thought. So he ducked, and the ]
won.
Followed then the spade K a2d
y, heart *. SPADE \. s and 6, heart
e. a and then the J. AS that card
was lee 10 the eleventh trick. the
dummy also hcld the diamond X
and the club 9. The diamond Q
was discarded from South, lcav-
ing him the club Al. Now what
could poor West 90. with his club
k-lO and diamond A? He was
squeezed. To hold the diamond A.
he had to ditch his club guard.
Then the club Il dropped the K
and the took the final trick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
sunday In ISalcirll

Mrs. ". l.. Long and family and
Ms Betty Beard spent Easter Sun
day in Raleigh with Mrs. Longs and
MI, Boards sister, Mr.. d. l.. Bag
we'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Here for Week End

NJ s Mary Alien, Of Richmond
Va. md Miss Virginia Allen, ~
Roe, nGham. were here for the woe.
end with their parent. DR.. AID Mrs
y. G. NllCn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
OPA EASES RULINGS
AS TO REMODELINC

RcStriciic~S as To cost OF remodel.
ing have been removed under Tho
-. m. 81 WIPE order Laid. 10 par
mt Inc rc-rop!ing uG any structure
win asbestos roofing material or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26

Different methods produced that
same contract at several dupli-
cate tables. each bringing a lead
of the club 5 to the Q. though that
lead away from a X is highly
Criticizablc against Il small slam.
Everybody made his contract, but
only one declarcr scored an extra
trick. When the scores were in
Distributed nv king
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
MNRANJlAT0(S
'i&1M&!s
Birth of Daughter

M ana Mrs. James Il. Ayscuc. of
",' J.. !iCnlcr.nn. annpl;.cc the
D , n' a daughter. Carolyn Dean
~, 's,fil 10. Il Maria Parham hospi.
nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Miss Check Here

Ms Elsie Check. Of Raleigh, was
the cue of Mrs. L. G.. Lands for
the Easter holidays.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
From I.cakSvillc

NIjSS Mary parham, of Lcallsvillc.
spent the weekend and the Easter
hlidl here with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Visit in Raleigh

Malcolm and Horace AyScuc ,pcnt
Eater Sunday III Raleigh with En.-
nett l}agwcll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Tuesday Club 10 Meet.

The Tuc"dav club will meet We'd
ncsday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock with
Alr.. \. j. Davis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26

Seventy pa cent CT all occupation.
81 discA-cs arc said 10 be skin dis
orders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26
Your Wcek-E Lessen

What three changes in scoring
are found IN the new Laws OF
Contract Bridge? All three of
them involve items of so points.
two CT these being additional
points to be scored Row. but whic,,
were rot scored under the pre-
Vlous Laws, and one of them being
the removal of way whereby so
points was provided previously.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-26

Happily nor" Wp are learning tAu'
The best crop 30 hc "rowa on million
OF acres III the South !, trees "uu
more trees.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20
"If he passes the cactus test he's really outr'
STAY ON THE BALL, SOLDIER!

An ancient Philosopher Epictetu propounded philosophy
which would be good for every Fort Huachuca
member is this: No great thing created suddenly any
than bunch of fig. If you tell that you
desire fig answer that there must be time Let it first
blossom then bear fruit, then ripen.
With this in mind realize that time and patience
factors your training, what
goal may be- Your eventual goal than likely world
Your immediate goal then be preparation for
the role that you will play achieving that eventual peace
You'll do well to remember that great thing created
suddenly You'll do well quit gripping because the things
you don't happen overnight.
You'll do well to remember that it takes time achieve
worthwhile goal 1t takes great deal of te-So stay
on the ball. Soldier
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20
Rumor!
Hemingway Soys-

II have seen much war in my lifetime and
hate it profoundly. But there are worse things
than war; and all of them come with defeat.
The more you hate war, the more you know that
once you are forced into it, for whatever reason
it may be, you have to win it."
BY Ernest Hemingway CWho has seen more
than fair share of war;.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20
CATHOLIC SERVICES

(Sunday)
1880 a. M, Confessions division Chapel
300 a. m. Mass Division Chapel.
Novena Services and Benedction after a. M
Mass division Chapel.
$50 Ca. mo- Confessions post Chapel.
1000 Ca. mo-, Mass post ChapeD.
Catechetical Instruction for children after 10 a.
M, Mass (Sundays), post Chapel
(Week Days.
700 a. M. Daily Mass division Chapel.
1880 p. M, Mondays, Choir Practice Division
Chapel.
7:3O p M, Tuesdays, Beginners Instructions
Division Chapel.
Joseph A. Griffin. Asst Post Chaplain.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20
The Forts Theatre Program

MAT1NEEs
Saturday-Theare No. show starts ia 2O0
Sunday-Theate Nos a hows at pm.
Theatre Nos. al pm.
Tuesday ThursdayThatre show starts at 2:OO
NIGHT SCHEDULE
a, starts
Theatre Nos 13, show starts at $3.50
Note: Grand Opening No. Theatre Saturday.
Night 6:3O, showing "Stormy Weather"-Lena Horne
and other Hollywood Stars Future programs to be
announced.
Honeymoon
Danger Women at wOk"-Mary Brain Patsy Kelly,
Theatres proudly Hail" claudee Colbert Pauee
Goddard. Shorts Paramount News No 1O1
Theatre No. Stormy Weather Lena Horne Bill Robinson Cab
Galloway
Sunday, August 22
Theatres Marines Wallace Banter
Shorts-Paramount
Theatres ga Pittsburgh" Dietrich John Wayne Randolph
Shorts-Madcap modelS-The u S. Service Bands
Monday August
Theatres No. Salute to
LodgeTarriet Hfiard David Bruce
danger women at worE"-AIary Brian Patsy Kelly
Hymer
Tuesday, August
Theatres IL 'The Kansas"Richard Dix Jane Wyatt
Marnes"waace Banter
Shorts-Paranount News No. 102
wednesday, August 25
Theatres No skys Astaire
ert Benchly S1orts-The War No 0-Paramount News
Theatres
Shorts-Paramount 102
Thursday,
Benchly Shorts-The War No. 8-Paranount News
Theatres No "a aThe Kansa"-Richard Dix wyatt
Hunting
Friday, August ~
Henreid. shorts-Lowei Thomas TTavelak
Astaire Leslie, Rob
No. ies
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POST CHAPLAIN'S SERVICES
Captain Whitside School
Chaplain Ernest V. MAY


Chaplain Ernest ". May
9:45 a. m, Sunday School,
10:45 a. m. Worship Service.
7:30 p m, Thursday, Choir rehearsal.
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
Chaplain James w. Wactor
$3.50 a. m, Sunday School,
1890 a. m, Worship Service.
700 p. M, Vesper Service.
1880 p m. Wednesday, Choir rehearsal.
HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN'S SERVICES
1000 a. m, Worship Service.
Hoo a. m, Service in Contagious Wards.
Holy Communion first Sunday in each month";
$50 a. M, first. Communion Service.
1000 a. m. Regular Preaching Service.
HOO a. m, Second Communion Service. =
1880 p m, Thursday, Choir Rehearsal.
chaplain, Grant Reynolds)
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