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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Fort Peck News
BY Mrs. Richard Eriksen
Phone 409-J
Parish Meet in Progress

Representatives from HlnSdale,
Glasgow, Nashua and Fort Peck are
attending a meeting of the Catholic
parish in the Girl Scout rooms this
afternoon. The Rev. FIR. A. E. Foley
and the Rev. FIR. Bernard Geisen of
Glasgow are present. Mrs. c. G..
Murphy of Fort Peck is president
and will preside. The Fort Peck AL
tar society will serve supper at 5 in
the Girl Scout rooms.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Seabee from
Glasgow Builds
on Guam
BY SERG. HAROLD A. BREARD
Marine Combat Correspondent

had Maj. Gen. Allen Hal Turnage's
Third marine division gained a
foothold on Guam. than SeabeeS
attached to the engineers began
making improvements.
One of the Seabees was Shipfitter
Third Class Francis L. Christiana of
Glasgow, Mont, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Christiana.
The first improvement was wild
ening and surfacing of the beach
road from Pitt to Agana, a distance
of five miles. The 16-foot road was
broadened into a 30-foot thorough
fore. 1t was surfaced with coral
limestone.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Scout Leaders Meet

A special meeting of Girl Scout
leaders was held Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Richard Eriksen.
Work of leaders was studied and
plans for troop meetings were out
lined. Mrs. Eric Blannin, former
leader, was present. Leaders present
were Miss Ethelyn Brown. acting
leader; Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. w.
j. Anderson, Mrs. Ralph Keagy and
Miss Rita Hassler.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

president. and Hollie Morey. sec
rotary and treasurer. A junior play
this fall and senior prom next
were discussed. Plans were
also considered for a teen age club.
Senior officers are Mary Squires,
president; Kathleen S. Germaine,
vice president; Ards Cole, Sec
and Hubert Anderson,
treasurer. The senior class was in
formed that their rings will arrive
in November. They are also making
plans for a November play, festival
and for a Halloween party.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Opheirn High
Glasses Name
New Leaders
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM - Opheim high school
classes held their first meeting and
election of officers Thursday.
The freshman class officers are.
Clarence Trum, president; Rita
Cole vice-preSident; Audrey john
son, secretary; and Myron Rogenes,
treasurer. Plans were discussed for
the return party to the sophomores.
which will be held in October.
The sophomore class election was
postponed.
The junior class elected Royal
Paus, president. Leroy Omvig, vice
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Two Teams for Women

Two Fort Peck women's teams OPP
ened the bowling season at Dunn's
club last Wednesday evening. They
are sponsored by Norman's Beauty
shop and Dunn's newsstand. The
Norman team is made up of Helen
Ramesz, acting captain in the abb
sence of Irene Friede; Mrs. Earl
WINNER, Mrs. Victor Malenson, Miss
Marion Stiles and Miss Rita Hass-
Ter. The Newsstand players r Mrs.
Delbert Livingston, captain; Mrs. M.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Sergeant Visits Brother

Technical Serg. and Mrs. Gerald
Herfindahl of Minot, N. D., spent
from Thursday to Monday visiting
in the o. A. Herfindahl home His
parents, MI. and Mrs. Edward Her
findahl, accompanied them. Ser
geant Herfindahl has just returned
from Italy. He has spent 81 months
overseas.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
DR.. e. w. Lawson
Now Associate Of
Havre Physician

HAVRE DR.. Charles Houtz an
nounceS that DR.. Chester w. Law
son will now be associated with
MIN. Dr. and Mrs. Lawson and son,
John, have moved here from Glas-
gov and have taken up residence in
Havre. DR.. Lawson is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D.. Lawson of this
community and has returned from
China last winter, where he had
gone as a missionary doctor and
where the Lawsons were interned
by the japanese.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Bridge Club Meets

Mrs. Alvin Guenther was hostess
to her bridge club Thursday after
noon at her home. Mrs. Mark Kot-
kin vas a guest. The high scorer
was Mrs. j. R. Hansen and the Sec
ond high scorer was Mrs. H. B. Hol-
ton. Mrs Kotkin held the low score.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
SECOND is COMMENDED

TAMPICO = Pfc. Alfred A
Jordan has written his sister. Mrs
Isaac Simon, that the Second arm
ored division, of which he is a mem
Der, has been commended for EFF
fectively cutting the German forces
east and north of the Seine river
with remarkable dash and eXcep-
tional fighting spirit"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Layman'S Duties
Moore's Subject
For Mems Meet

The Rev. Grant S. Moore spoke
on The Duties OF. the Layman" at
the first autumn meeting of the
Methodist Mems Forum last We'd
nesday night at the church. George
Lane presided. A dinner was served
by Circle C of the Methodist Wom-
ans society. The mems group will
meet the third Wednesday of each
month. World Peace" will be the
program topic at the next meeting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

noon at her home The club is an
auxiliary of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid. The afternoon was spent sew
ing. Mrs. c. S. Berry's birthday was
observed. The hostess served a des-
sert.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Mrs. Berry Honored

Mrs. S. C.. Berry was honored ON
her birthday at an afternoon party
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Eu-
gene Noyes. Mrs. L. w. Hargrove
was co-hostess. The afternoon was
spent informally and the group pre-
sented Mrs. Berry with a gift. Birth
day cake and coffee were served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Dinner at Kloss Home

Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward H. Kloss
had as their guests at dinner Thurs
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ib-
sen, Mrs. Mark Nielsen and Lois and
Cecilia Ibsen of Glasgow and Mrs.
H. H. Roberts.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

j. Dunn, Mrs. Lewis Archambeault,
Miss Lois Dunn and Miss Ethelyn
Brown.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Episcopal Guild Meets

Mrs. d. M. Clarke entertained the
Episcopal Auxiliary guild at her
home Tuesday afternoon. This was
the first regular meeting of the sea-
son.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28
Nn-HOSt Bridge

A no-host bridge session was held
at the j. v. House home Sunday
evening. The high scorer was Mrs.
w. L. Torgerson and the low scorer
was E. L. Rudberg. The group en-
joyed dessert at the beginning of
the evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmar Torgerson
entertained at two tables of bridge
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Eriksen held the high score
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. House, low.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

House Guest from Glasgow
Mrs. John M. Kline of Glasgow
was a house guest in the Ira B
Tourtlotte home over the week end.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

Mrs. Frazier Hostess
Mrs j. w. Frazier of Wheeler was
hostess Saturday at an afternoon
party at her home. Keno was played
and Mrs. Joe Norman received the
grand prize.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

Birthday Club Hostess
Mrs. Alden Canterbury entertained
the Birthday club Wednesday after
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

You are not dressed for work until
you put or a smilei
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-28

Jack and Jill
Vent up the hill
To fetch 1asfe paper piled there.
To bomb Berlin
And help us ,gin
And make the Nasis rifed Thor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-07
CEILING
PRICE IS LOWERED

Effective ~eHten.t lG. 1914.
rrt,I CcI.,nr price oil %Ha.uInlc,
h~Ciurcn", and distliia'c fuel oil.
viii hc reduced, the Va. frire
ana Eat!UIilng u0ArH an|,IuunccI
today
In zone ioar. which Includes
North and S"uth t,rolina, gas
line VIII b" lowered four cents
pei gallon and kerosene ana d.,
~tlilate fuel CHS. three cent, ser
Gallon, II was stated.
Service 'tltiorS, aarAees, and
all either sellers o. petroleum
i.tiuct5 a retail are asked to
note TIE reductions in ceiling
prices.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-07
- \, ~--@4-F-I1a LAHUEAT FUKNITUKE s!UKE IN HIS fO''0N
New Ideas In Furnjj

money by shopping FOR your furniture nc
selection, he best prices quality cons
IS. people 10 serve you.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14

! banc, XII sta mi poslala tako lie.
| po darilo. Nadalje Sc zahvalnn
vsem mojim prijateljem, XII SO
prispevali, da sno vsi skupaj
imeli tako lep vecer in imam Sc
lepo darilo cd vas. Torej Sc en-
krat najprisrcnejsa hvala sle-
decirn:
Mrs. T. Vrtacnik, MI. in
Mrs. Alex Globocnik, Mr.. in
Mrs: John Jerse, Miss Bertha
Hartig, Mr.. in Mrs. John Ho-
kavar, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Jerse,
Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Glazar, Mr..
in Mrs. John Cesnilz, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Bohinc, Mr.. in Mrs. Peter
Bohinc, Mr.. in Mrs. John Ia
vrl, Mr.. in Mrs. John Aljancic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Charles Lampe,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Rupnik, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Mihelich, Mr.. in
Mrs. L. Marn in Mimi, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Perko, E. 200 St.,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Perko, E. IT'S
ST., Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Perko,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Rajer, Mr..
in Mrs. Jim Rotter, Mr.. in Mrs
Peter Rotter, Mrs. Helen Ter-
bic, Mr.. in Mrs. Henry Blatnik
Mrs. Fanny Blatnik, Mr.. Jack
Perko, Mr.. Primoz Perko, Mr..
in Mrs. Peter Erjavec, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Perko, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anthony Trennel, Mr.. in Mrs.
Tony Ogrinc, Mrs. Helen Fer
ris, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Metlika,
Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Pakis, Mr.. in
Mrs. ]. Skopitz, Mr.. in Mrs.
Leo Wolf, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Mesojedec, Mr.. in Mrs. Fred
Katnp, Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Ger
jan, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Samsa,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14

srce vesefja prekipevajoce.
Dobil jo je naposled vendar,
onozeno .zensko! zensko il
druzbe! Il prave druzhe! IL pa
riske. druzbe!. Kako .je bilo to
lahko in nepricakovano!
Dotlej 81 je domisljal, da je
treba "a priblizanje do teh tako
zazeljenih bitij in "a njih pri-
dobitev neskoncnih skrbi, brez-
mejne potrpezljivosti, spretne-
ga obleganja z dobrikanjem, "a
ljubljenimi besedami, vzdihi in
darili. In glej, kar ma lepem
Sc rnu je udala oh prvem nasko-
ku prva, XII jo je srecal, tako
nitro, da je bill YES osupel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14
LEPl STRlcEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spi.al GUY DE MAUPASsANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel, OTON zUPANcIc

neprestano jedel in razustil ke-
daj pa kedaj tako predrzno ali
tako surovo besedo, da SO Sc
dame, dirnjene vsled oblike in
radi lepsega, drzale diva, tri
trenotke nekoliko vzaljeno. Ka-
dar je razdrl kako prezaltavo,
je pristavil: 'Lepo jo vozite,
otroci. &c pojde tako naprej,
boste uganjali nazadnje neum-
nosti." H.
Prisel je desert, nato kava in
likerji SO vlivali z razdrazene
duhove Sc tezjo in bolj vroco
omotico. r
Gospa de Marelle Sc ga je res
nalezla, kakor je bila izpocet-
ka obetala, in priznavala je to
sanla z razposajeno in brblja-
vo milino zenske, XII pretirava
gostom zabavo, svojo itak
resnicno natrkanost.
Gospa Forester je sedaj mol
Gala, nemara iz previdnosti; in
Duroy, XII je cutil, da ga ina ze
proved pod kapo in da bi Sc
utegnil kompromitirati, Sc je
spretno bridal.
Prizgali so 81 cigarette, in Fo-
restier je zacel nenadoma kas-
ljati.
Strasno ga je popadlo, kar
grlo mu je trgalo; in z zariplim
obrazom in znojnim celom Sc
je dusil v servijeti. Ko mu je
odleglo, je srdito zagodrnjal: ::
"To nj mic zane, tile sestanki {:
preneumno." - VISA dobra vo-
liza ga je minila v strahu pred
boleznijo, XII sc ga je pogostoma
lotevala.
"Pojdimo domov," je dejal.
Gospa de Marelle je pozvoni-
la natakarju in je zahtevala ra-
Gun. Kakor bi trenil, so il ga
prinesli. Izkusala ga je preei-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14
UREDNIKOVA POsTA
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

kovec in Mrs. Jennie Trennel
XII so skrbeli, da gostje MISC tr.
peli zeje. Hvala tudi Pixies or.
kestru, XII je igral valcke in pol
Ike. da Sc je vrtilc stare i'll mia,
do. Zahvalo izrekam tudi Mr.
Jim RottcrD, "a pozdravni go,
vor, S ''zaterim mas je V duhu
costavil nazaj V Podgorsko va:
sico, XII Sc mi zdi najlepsa, ako-
ravno nimam samo lepih spo-
minov cd tam, vendar prezive,
Ia sem tam dobo brezkrbnih O.
troskih let. Postavil mas ie pa
tudi V sedanjost, ker ne We
mo ne "a svojce in ne "a va
sice, ako Sc stole, ali so unice-
ne po sovragu kakor nesteto
drugih.
Hvala Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Gu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14
ENAKOPRAyNOST

| vozno, IL nestrpnosti, ali nema-
ra "a vspodbudo. Oh tenn pre-
gibu, HI ga je komajda zacutil,
ga DE izpreletelo Cd nog do gla-
I've; rocno Sc je .okrenil, Sc vr-
| gel nanjo ter iskal 2 ustnicama
njenih ust in rokama njene
polti.
Vzkliknila je, priduseno je
|2zkliknila, hotela Sc je vzravna-
tt, Sc braniti, ga pahniti cd Sc
be; nato Sc je udala, kakor da
il je zmanjkalo moci, da bi Sc
Sc dalje upirala.
Toda voz Sc je .skoro ustavil
pred hiso, kjer je stanovala, in
Duroy, presenecen, nj utegnil
najti iskrenih besed, da bi Sc il
zahvalil in il izrazil svojo uda-
no ljubezen. Ona pa Sc nj dvi-
gnila, Sc nj ganila, VISA vrtogla-
va cd tega, kar Sc je ravnokar
zgodilo. Tedaj Sc je zbal, da 81
he bi kocijaz cesa mislil, ter ie
stopil prvi IL voza, da BIZ podal
mladi zeni roko.
Naposled je zlezla tudi ona
'onlahuje IL kocije, ne da bi iz-
.plegovorila besedo.. Pozvonil je,
in ko so Sc .,vrata odprla, je
vprasal trepetaje: "Kdaj Sc 20
pet vidiva 2"
Zamrmrala je tako tho, da jo
je komaj razumel: "Pridite ju-
tri k meni ma zajtrk.' - In H.
ginila je V mracno vezo, "a Sc
boj pa je zaloputnila tezko
vratnico, kakor bi bill S topom
ustrelil.
Kocijazu je dal pet frankov
in je odsel svojo pot podviza-
MIN, zmagoslavnim korakom,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14

tati, ali crke SO il plesale pred
ocmi, zato je ponolila listek
Duroyu:: Nate, platajte zame,
jaz ne vidim vec, prevec ga
imam v glavi."
In hkrati mu je vrgla denar-
nico Y roke.
Vsega skupsj SO zatrosili sto-
trideset frankov. Duroy je pre-
gledal in potrdil racun, dal ma
takarju diva bankovca, vel dro-
biz in prasal natihoma: "Koli-
ko maj pustim natakarjem?"
"Kolikor hocete, kaj JAZZ
vem!"
Polozil je pet frankov ma
kroznik, potem je vrnil denar-
nico mladi zenski in il je re-
KEEL:
"Ali dovolite, da vas spremim
do vasih vrat?"
"Seveda. Sama ne najdem nj
kakor svojega stanovanja."
Segla sta Forestierjevim V
roke in Duroy je bill sam z 60
spo de Marelle V koeiji, XII je
drdrala po cesti.
Cutil jo je. poleg sebe, tako
blizu, zaprto z MIN v ia crni
zaboj, XII so ga razsvetljevale cd
hipa do hipa plinove svetilke' s
trotoarjev. Gutil je skozi svoi
rokav ME vroco ramo, a nicesar
na svetu nicesar nj vedel, kaj bi
il rekel, tstEo SO nu otopele vse
misli cd mogocnega hrepenenja,
da bi jo stisnil V svoje roke.
"ce bi poskusil, kaj bi neki
naredila?" je >premiSljeval. In
spomin na njeno kvantanje med
dinejem ga .je podzigal, hkrati
pa ga je zadrzeval strah pred
skandalom.
Tudi ona nj mic govorila, ne
premicno slonec V svojem ko-
tn. Dejal bi bill, da spi, ko ne
bi bill videl, kako so Sc il "a
svetile oci vsakokrat, kadar je
sinil zarek luci V kocijo.
"Bog We, kaj misli?' Cutil je
natanko, da ne SINE govoriti, da
bi mu ena beseda, ena sama be-
seda, XII bi ,presekala molk, raz-
drla vse upanjc ma uspeh; a po-
guma nj incl, poguma "a magic
in odlocno dejanje.
Kar zacuti, da je premaknila
nogo. Zganila Sc je ostro, ner-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14
(Nadaljevanje)

To je bill trenotek "a spretno
namigavanje, ko Sc . besedami
privzdigujejo zavese, kakor Sc
privzdigujejo krila, trenotek "a
jezicno zasukavanje, "a pri-
pravno zakrinkane drznosti in
"a vse brezsramne pohlimbe, "a
frazo, XII kaze razgaljene podo-
be prikritimi izrazi, XII staVi
pred dusevne oci bliskovito VIII
jo vsega tistega, cesar nj moci
izreci, in doyolj juje ljudem bolj-
Sc druzbe neko vrsto fine in ta-
jinstvene ljubezni, neko necisto
dotikanje n1isli, ker vzbuja So
casno ma razburljiv in polten
nacin, kakor najtesnejsi objem,
vse one skrivne, stidne in vendar
zazeljene slasti telesne spojitve.
Ma mizo je prisla pecenka, jere-
bice prepelicami, "a mimi
grab, potem pasteta cd gosjih
jeter in poleg njih solata z ma
zobckanimi Hsti, XII je polnila
kakor zelen NAH veliko, umival-
niku podobno skledo. Vsega te-
ga so jedli, he sda hi bill okusa-
Ii in uzivali, ne da bi bill sploh
mislili ma jed, zamaknjeni sa-
NOV svoje besedovanje, potop-
ljeni v kopel ljubezenske nasla-
de. I ~z&.
Dami sta trobili sedaj ze pre-
cej debele, gospa de Marelle z
naravno drznostjo, XII je bila
podobna izzivanju, gospa For
estier z ocaIljivo rezervo, z ne
ko sramezljivostjo v. tonu, v gla-
su, v nasmehu, vseh gibih, XII
Sc je delala, kakor da hoce ubla-
ziti vse smele reel, prihaj ajoce
= j IL ust, pa jih :je lie podcrta-
vala.
=: Forester, cisto razprozen po
blazinah, Sc je 1grohotal, je pill,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-14
STRAIN

Mr.. in Mrs. Vincent Coff, Mr..
in Mrs. Zabukovec, Mr.. in Mrs.
Andy Susec, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Gosgonske, Mr.. Emil Jerse,
Miss Betty Popetnik, Miss Ella
Brately, Miss Mary Faidiga,
Mrs. Homan in Miles Family,
Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Leskovich.
Ako; Sc je po pomoti kaksno
ime izpustilo, prosim, da Sc mi
oprosti, ter Sc vsem enako
iskreno zahvaljujem. Oh ena-
kin prilikah, Sc bonn rada od-
zvala. -
Ia dan mi ostane v neizbri-
sanem spominu do konca ziv-
<ljenja!
Milka Perko.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Women 10 Hear
Fraud Charge

An all woman" jury was
chosen in Federal Judge Picard's
court today to hear the case
against a former army ordnance
executive who aSSertedly at
tempted 10 solicit brides in con-
neetion with war contract awards.
Accused is Clarence Archam-
beau, 54 of 1545 Blaine. who has
been discharged from his $500
a year post as senior administra-
tor in the Detroit ordnance Of
fee.
Henry G.. Owen. war fraud Of
fee attorney. charges Archam-
beau suggested 10 officials of the
Squiers Gauge Co, Berkeley. that
they raise their unit price on
gauges $50 and give him the diff
ference. Owen said the company
paid no money 10 Archambeau
although SIX gauges were assert
eddy contracted for, based upon
the suggestion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Stand Pat
COP to Keep Name
Republican

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is C1NS)
Republican senators from dit
ferent sections rejected sugges-
tons today that the party
abandon its name in order TO
break into the Solid South and
bring a new alignment in Amerl-
can politics.
The South, these senators said
must drop its long-standing preju-
dice against the name "RepublI-
can" rather than for the COP Ia
seek a new title.
The Republican party IL too
great an institution to be aban-
doned by Its own people" said
Senator Austin tR) OF Vermont.
'The real Democrats will
have to vote Republican instead
OF for a new name" said Sena-
tor Butler (Rl OF Nebraska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
6. K. 0'Brien 10 Talk
AT Filipino Banquet

Gerald K. O'Brien, newly elected
prosecutor, will be the principal
speaker az the ninth anniversary
of the Philippine Commonwealth
banquet. sponsored by the Fill
plno Executive Council of Michi-
gan. Saturday at 6 p. m. in the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Dale Ares and Mike DeLucca
are co-chairmen- Juan Cabawd-
tan is president of the council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
1889 Delinquent Tax
On Depot Cancelled

A tax assessment of S496.5s
against property on which the
Union Depot now stands, and
delinquent since 1889. was can
celed today by the common
council at the request of City
Treasurer Cobo.
Cobo told the council that the
assessment was illegal because
state laws exclude railroads from
general city taxation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Editors Son Killed
While Graphing Jap

ARMY HQ.. Pacific Area, Nov.
Is Pl--SecoHd Ii. Robert
Shaw, son of Managing Editor
Chef Shaw of Newsweek maya
zine. was killed on Angaur Island
the night of Oct. 16.
Shaw was on guard when a Jap
sneaked up. He grabbed him, but
the japanese carried an open
grenade. The explosion killed
both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

SeIective Service for Marriage
and 1t Works. Read How Two
English Girls Got Up n Bureau
to Bring the Right Girls and
Boys TOgether-Object, Matri-
mOny, In The American Weekly
Great Magazine Distributed
With This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Serbs Plan Fund Drive

The Serbian clubs of Detroit
will meet in Serbian Hall at 1914
Frederick at 7:30 p. m. Sunday
TO open a campaign for funds for
a new hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Coffee Boost Denied

WASHINGTON, Nov. is tINS)
The OPA has rejected proposals
of the coffee producing countries
of Latin America for an increase
in the ceiling price of coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Compel Membership

NEW YORK. Nov. is GNS)-
Membership in the Nazi party has
been made compulsory for all
members Of the German armed
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

George McManus' newest
comic creation. SNOOKUMS,
starts in Puck - The Comic
Weekly with this Sundays De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

s. Distributed international
U. invaders hugging the sand the Leyte beach to
duck fire from Jap spers and machine The Yanks
have just ashore from the LSs in the background
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29


bones were burned indicating that human sacri
fees were among them.
In 1925 a tidal wave revealed human bones on
the shores of Delaware Bay near LeweS Del.
Joseph Wigglesworth, an amateur archeologiSt
of Wilmington hurried 10 the site and uncovered
the remains of Is persons. These, too, had been
decapitated and dsmembered.
ONCE then, Psychologists in Virginia and Mary
> land have found several Ossuaries, all contain
ing separated bones, some of them cremated. The
burial pits have been located at points along the
Potomac River, on the York River and on the Ana
costa River.
Human sacrifices. especially of children, were
traditional among many civilizations. In Carthage.
destroyed by the Romans 146 years before ChriSt,
IL was the custom TO make offerings 10 Moloch,
the sun god the destroyer and devourer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

an oddly among a people who once lived on Goa
jiro Peninsula. An expedition sponsored jointly
by Columbia University and the University OF
PcnnSy lvania explored many aboriginal graves
which had been opened by the big wind and found
scores of bones.
Those bones were painted red obviously as
preservative in the belief that the color of blood
would give TO their departed strength in death. To
the primitive minds, red meant life
Red paint was a symbol with them in both
life and DEATH When their warriors marched
away they were daubed with red paint TO give
increased protection from the wounds of battle.
When they we've sick they were painted TO WOO
them back to health, and if they died their bones
were painted TO Nhelpfhem in the other world.
These were air old Indian customs and only
today we are beginning to understand how wide
spread they were.