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The echo., 1944-07-28

New Caledonia-P Private Willie Lee
Marshall, overseas since March 1913,
is now on duty handling supplies with
a Qualtelmaster Service Company at
this South Pacific Island base.
Private Marshall, a native OF Center
Ridge, Ark, later attended the Stone
wall grade school at Stonewan, Miss.
where he resided with his mother Mrs.
Gracy Marshall. Prior to his entry
into the Armed Forces, Pvt. Marshall
was employed as a cotton wringer by
the Stonewall Cotton Mills, located in
Stonewall. He entered the Armed
Forces at Camp Shelby, Miss, Jam
uary, 1912.
The echo., 1944-07-28

there could be no iissension or group
hatreds to stir up the lunatic fringe,
TO prejudice to hamper justice.
Only as we educate toward tn S
ideal the youth Of our nation, the
youth of the W rid, can we bring
peace to earth and tablish the prin-
ciples in which we in our heart Of
hearts believe these principles Of free
The echo., 1944-07-28

dom and far T4y Tor all people.
Unless we do this we will remain a
prey to war and to the ambitions of
self = seeking despots who will arise
from the ashes Of bitter strife.
The task is long and it is not easv
b1- the end is worth all it may cost.
Education for good, education in I'M
Outstanding is the only way out
The echo., 1944-07-28

Dear Editor: You will find a re-
mittance to cover a duplicate policy.
By the way, l mean to get one of
those free dinners in the Convention.
so look out for me and my lodge.
Ames Johnson, President.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

Judita Sc je namrgodila, ne da bi
sbila poskusala to prikriti.
Proti koncu obeda je postal
Kaleb odkrito vessel in dobre vo-
lie. Niti crhnil nj vec o kobili.
Sal je ma vse zadnje le nj jez-
dila Judita. ~.
II
Judita nj mogla tisti dan z ra-
njenini rokami vec delati, zato
je smuknila s psom Petrom sko-
ri hosto h kotanjici, kjer Sc je
pod curljajocim studencem ma
tekel precejsen tolmun. Peter je
nekaj zavohal ter Sc izgubil. Ju-
dita je ostala sama.
Bio je soparno kakor pred
dezjem. Ne da bi Sc jasno zave-
dala, kaj della, Sc je Judita do
golega slekla in Sc vlegla ma
vlazno zemljo. cutila je voljno,
sveze zelenje pod sabo, XII ga 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

je cutila tako cudovito prosto?l
Judita je uprla oci naravnost
proti nebu in zagledala skozi
krosnjo belle breze zaokrozeno
svetlo pokrajino, XII jo je bill izob-
licil oblak ma nebesni jasnini. Me-
kaj je wise cd Svena; morda !. ]
svoboda, da, svoboda. Segla je q
ranjenimi rokami v topazno cisto
kotlo in jih dvignila, jih poto-
pila ponovno in ponovno dvigni-
la, tako da so il vsakikrat cur
ljale cd prstov kaplice kakor
drobcene svetle casice. Mislila je
ma uciteljico, njene meme roke
in prijazne, smejoce Sc oci 8.
Gospodicna je prisla liz nekega
drugega zivljenja, drugega sve-
ia. In morda Sc zopet vrne tia
kaj. Ueitljica ne DO imela nikoli
razpraskanih rok, kakor jih ina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15
ENAKOPRAvNOsT

stran tega je bilo Sc nekaj dru-
gega. Sal je cutila to v svobod-
nem ozracju, zemeljski glo-
bini. Pod njo je, kakor Sc je uci-
la, osem tisoc milf zemlje.. A kaj
je ma drugi strani? Mad MO so
reizmerne plasti zraka, razpro-
'stirajoce Sc kakor krila - kan ?
Razmislj ljanje cudezni zamota-
nosti in zapletenosti vsega sve-
ia jo je locilo Cd drugih Caro-
viii. Mic vec nj bila I'D njihove
druzine. Prisla j. Linda Archer
in njeni nezni prstje SO odklenili
skrivnostno kljucavnico judith
mega bistva. Sprostila Sc je ka-
kor razbuban metulj. zdaj il nj
bilo vec poti nazaj v temi.
Sven Sandbo pride, kakor. so
zatrjevali, maja meseca domov.
Je Ii hrepenela po Svenu, ko Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

ona, odkar je vlekla tele il moe
ware. Judita je skrila roke "a
hrbet in Sc pritisnila $ prsmi ma
hladno zemljo. Mucno, brezcut-
no jecanje il je prihajalo IL grla
in oci so jo zaskelele cd solz. BIZ
la je neznosno grda in vse njeno
zivljenje je bio umazano. Zdaj-
ci il je zavrelo v srcu sovrastvo
do Kaleba. Zajetno, mocno telo
ii ie lezalo odrevenelo ma tleh in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

< OLLIE VEDNO TECE po Sohio's
daljnoseznih ceveh in barkah, da tako
varcujemo itak preoblozenim zelezni-
skim prevozom "a drug vojni material.
Soho danes obratuje ma rekah Missis-
sippi in Ohio najvecje brodovje no
tranjih vodah, XII prevaza ollie v dezeli.
Sohio lastuie in operira skoro 5000 mill
oljnih cevi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15
Marta Ostenso
Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

"Ne govori mi mo-! Kaj 81 sto-
rila $ kobilo? Kaj 81 storila 2
njo, pravim 2" Glas mu je pre-
sci cd nekakega hripavega mr.
mranja v tanko cmevkanje.
'Saj nisem JAZZ jahala kobi-
lep'
''Kdo pa? Kdo drugi jo je incl
ko ii? Povej!'
''Karli je jezdil kobilo, Ka-
leb! Rekla sem mu, preden jo je
odvedel il hleva, maj lepo ravna
MO-" Sc je vmesala v razgovor
Amalija.
Kalebu je glava sunkoma O.
mahnila nazaj in Sc je zasmejal.
''Ti pravis to! Dobro, dobro!"
S tihim smehljanjem je oddr-
sal v hiso in sedel "a mizo. aZdai-
ci so prisli v hiso ostali in so
sedli mirno ma svoja mesta. Ko
je vstopila Linda in vrgla svoj
siroki, cipkasti klobuk ma zofo,
Sc je Amalija zdrznila sprieo ne
skladnosti med uciteljico in osta-
10 druzbo v hisi. Linda Sc Jim je
nasmehljala in sedla ma svoj
stol.
"Tako lepega dneva Sc nismo
imeli to pomlad," je pripomni-
la. "Tako sinjega nebesa in tako
zelenega drevja Sc nisem videla
letos. Sinoenji dez je ocividno
opral yes svet. To mora biti do
bro "a letino, gospod Gare?"
'Hm - da, da, v resnici. Torej
te je kobila vrgla, eh Karli 2" je
vprasal Kaleb fanta in sc komaj
ozrl ma Lindo, da bi j odgovoril
ma memo vprasanje. Pomeziknil
je proti Karliju, XII Sc mu je lice
siroma nakremzilo. Najmlajsi cd
Garovih je incl navajo What
nos in Amalija Sc je zaman tru-
dila, da bi ga odvadila tega. Dec
ko je bill bledicen in Sc je prav
malo brigal "a kaj drugega ko
"a tisto, kar je bio prepoveda-
no. Ia njegova poteza je bila Ka-
lebu povseci in jo je vedno sma-
trail "a nekaj segavega, kar je
zbujalo drugim, zlasti judith, ne
jevoljo in ogorcenost. Karli je
znal ocetovo prizanesljivost obr-
niti vedno sebi v prid.
"No," je dejal Karli, "zavo-
hala je medveda. Klovacz je OBJ
streljeval sinoci diva kosmatinca.
Eden je odnesel svojo kozo in
njegovega presica."
''Medvedje, eh? To je slabo
znamenje," je opomnil Kaleb, da
hi zasukal stvar drugam. "Jutri,
ko pojdes v Nykerk, moras biti
oprezen, Martin. Pazi ma Elo.
Sestra je lepa, okrogla. Eh,
Ela?" Sklonil Sc je preko mize
ter nagajivo vscipnil Elo v roko.
Ia Sc ie il dolznosti zasn1e iala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

nj okrepilo solnce. Rada bi Sc
bila necemu umaknila, usla - a
nj vedela, cemu. Kalebu y. Eli
far1ni, soparnemu, zaudarja-
jocemu gnoju v hlevu, kadar je
vroce, kakor je bio tisti dan.
zivljenje jo je dusilo, dayilo, ka-
kor da bi j nekdo pritiskal bla-
zinc ma obraz ali il tlacil telo S
pernicc. 80
Nabila bi danes Kaleba, &c Sc
ne bi premagovala zaradi Anna
lie. Vsakikrat Sc je usmiljenje
postavilo po robu viharju sile, XII
hi mogel izbruhniti il ME, kar je
.dobro cutila. Usmiljenje do
Amalije, katero hi moglo doleteti
ono, cesar 81 Kaleb nj upal sto-
riti njej.
Oh, kaj je vse vedela ia pu-
sta zemlja, kakor da bi bila srce
in razum skrita v njenih gozdo-
viii. Poljane, XII jih je Kaleb OBJ
deloval, MISC bile mehke, to je
Judita dobro vedela. Toda tn .je
bilo nekaj prepovedano krasne-
ga in skrivnostnega, kakor je
cir ,.i1r,,nStrn GlnueSkn talo In h,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

r OGLASEVANJE JE SLO MA VOJ-
No. Ma primer, ena cetrtina trgov-
skega casa ma nasem SOHO REPOR-
TER radijskem oglasevanju movie, je
bill oddan cd zacetka vojne nasim vlad-
MIN programom "a konzervacijo, ku-
povallje bondov, dajarlie krvi it'd. Mas
posebno veseli pisrno cd vojnega ogla-
sevalnega urada, XII pravi: hva-
LENA zahvala ga mnogo nacinov, po
katerih je vasa druzba obrnila toliko
naGinov svojega oglaseyanja ga pod
poro Rampant "a voino informacijo.
vi ste doprinesI materialno pomoe
vojnemu naporu Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15
PRODUKCIJA sUROVEGA OLA

je hila primeroma nov napor "a Soho
v 1943 Ko smo razsirih svoie aktivno-
sti smo pronaSli Stevilno novih poll
ter srno jih dovedli v produkcijo ter
tako pomnozili vrelce "a naSe surovo
clje V ,casu, ko je najdba novih virov
surovega ola vedno boli vazna "a VOL
ne potrebe. Sc mnoga OLA Sc bo ma
slo Zed. drzavah in Soho ina ma
crtu 90, do 100 yrelcev 1914. da DO
naSla nova oljna polja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

e DA AVTI VOZIJO donna, je del
Sohio's vojne odgovornosti To delo
ie bilo izvrseno navziic akutnemu po-
manjkanju moske delovne sile. Mi
smo trenirali novo osobje "a postrezbe-
ne postaje, vkljucno mnogo zensk ter
smo razvii posebno varcevalno postrez-
DO "a kare. da damo izjemno oskrbo,
kakor jo potrebuje vas avto. da DO
vzdrzal cez vojno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

Sc il je zazdelo penadoma ko me-
kaj nenaravnega ma tel krasni
zen1lji. Nato il je odleglo in raz-
jokala Sc lie kakor zenska ...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15

e VEG KOT POLOVICA tonaze VOL
mega materiala, Xxi gre ma bojno fronto,
so produkti OLA. Ma stotine jih je
poleg gazolina: ollie "a bojne ladje, ollie
"a mazanje strojev ma suhem, ma morju
in zraku, Ollie "a medicine in mnogo
drugih produktov. Ena primera je
aefalt "a letaliSca in ceste. Sohio-
samo 18. velikosti med oljnimi druz-
bami U. S.-je postala proslo leto
tretia najvceja producentinia asfalta
deZeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-15
, DoBRI oDNosAJI z DELAvcI

3 DOBRI ODNOSAJI DELAFCI
ie ena najbolj vaznih neprestanih od-
govornosti nase druzbe. Sohio pre-
skrbi varnost in prijetne delavske od-
Mosaic S tenn. da nudi svojim usluzben-
Gem boIniSko podporo redne pocitIlice
place. poceni skupinsko zavarovalnino
In lberalne pokojnine. Ma primer,
moski. ki zacne pri Soho starosti 25
let In zasluM poyprecno 5000 ma me-
sec tekorn svoje sluzbe. stopi Y pokoj
pribliznirni dohodki $3.50 ma mesec "a
vse zivIenje. Skoro 400 Sohioans uzi-
va zdaie udobno, brezskrbno zivljenle
ma pokoju
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Past seasons operation of the
Glasgow community cannery spon-
sored by Glasgow high school re-
suited in the canning of l4,798 pints
of IS products. Mrs. Emanuel De-
Messemaker was instructor in charge
and Stephen Yrs, vocational-agri-
culture instructor, was supervisor In
starting the project.
People who took part numbered
218 and represented l20 families.
They worked 1886 hours canning
products such as vegetables, pud-
ding, meats, fruits, jams and jellies.
Most distant user of the cannery
was Mrs. Junior Burke, who came
from Faranuf, 70 miles from Glas-
gov. Besides, Glasgow people, others
from Hinsdale, Fort Peck, Opheim,
Tampico and Nashua utilized the
cannery. Two cafes, the hospital and
a church were organizations can
ming as groups.
In addition, food donated to the
school hot lunch program by Mrs.
Francis Lamphier. Herman Sewing
ST., Mrs. l.. S. Humphrey and Mrs.
Charles Mag was gathered by 38
boys in two vo-ag classes. Then. 1886
were processed by Ag ! and
home economics students super
vised by Mrs. Edith Holte.
The cannery will be in operation
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Richland Soldier
In S~pearhead Of
Armored Division

WITH THE THIRD ARMORED
DIVISION IN GERMANY. - Pfc.
Rodman Miller Of Richland, Mont,
is among men of the Third armored
division which, First army head
quarters has disclosed, vas fighting
in Germany after spearheading the
drive of American forces through
northern France and through Bel
GUM.
In the historic offensive that
chased the Nazis back into Germany
Mai. Gen. Maurice Roses tankers
raced from the Seine river through
the Siegfried line in Is days.
They established a number Of
firsts-the first TO breach the Sieg-
fried line and the first to capture
a German city, Rotgen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
GLENTANA
BY Mrs. Ruby Stein

Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Miller were
shoppers in Glasgow Monday.
Clinton Nelson and Werner quasi
attended a Hereford sale in Scobey
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. j. OBrien were
shoppers in Glasgow Tuesday. Cliff
ford Halvorson accompanied them
TO consult a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Siefert and son
were callers in Glentana and
Opheim Tuesday.
John Draper and son Lloyd left
Wednesday for Glasgow. From there
they left for Seattle and Portland,
where they will spend the winter
visiting the formers daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorenson were
Shoppers in Glasgow Thursday. Mrs.
Ed Lawrence, who had spent several
days there, returned home with
them.
Louis Heigle hauled his winters
coal from the mine Thursday.
The regular meeting OF the Altar
society was held at the rectory
Thursday afternoon. After the meet
ING a nuptial shower was given i
honor of Mrs. Hubert Gunderman.
The guest of honor received many
gifts. A no-host luncheon was
served.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Pelham accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiltner to
Glasgow Thursday.
Miss Viola Stein is wondering who
Santa Claus really is this year.
Carl. Hilferd and Clinton Nelson
were business callers in Glasgow
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Halvorson
of Richland spent the week end with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Niehoff.
The Richland Bench bazaar was
held at the Clinton Nelson home
wednesday afternoon. A large crowd
attended. All participated in the
auction sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorenson ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dyrland to Glasgow Saturday. They
also attended the wedding dance for
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson N
Wheeler.
Callers in Glentana Saturday were
Mr.. liver Ida and Harold. George
Hickok, Louis Heigle, Peter peterson,
Milton McGaigle, John thinner and
daughter Helen, Norman Doe and
Clinton Nelson.
Mrs. Robert Stein entertained the
Roman Stein family at dinner Fri
day evening. The occasion was Mr..
STEMS birthday.
Frank L. Bailey, who spent a
few days in Wolf Point, returned
Wednesday evening.
Howard Arnold drove to Glasgow
Saturday to get Mrs. Arnold who
had Just returned from a trip TO the
west coast. She visited relatives in
Portland and Seattle and on her re-
turn stopped in Great Falls to visit
with Mrs. Leona Schuster.
A large crowd enjoyed the card
party and dance at the Happy
school Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd KnudSen visit
ed at the Roman Stein home We'd
evening. They then left for
McCabe to visit relatives there.
Jack Schuster, who spent Sunday
his sister Anna, started to
Glasgow with the county patrol
Monday morning. He plans TO work
In the county shop for a week or
after which he will leave for
Great Falls to spend the holidays
and winter with his family there.
Tom Dlbry brought in several
crates of dressed turkeys for ship
nent Monday for Rose Schuster.
The young folks OF the community
attended the dance in Peerless, also
the wedding dance for Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Munger in Opheim Saturday
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Stolen and
were shoppers in Glasgow
Saturday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

awarded the Second Oak Leaf
Cluster to the Air Medal for "mer-
itorious achievement" while partici-
pating in Eighth air force bombing
attacks on vital German industrial
targets, and on Nazi airfields, sup
ply dumps and gun emplacements in
support Of advances by Allied ground
forces on the continent.
Lieutenant Ceilings is a member Of
the Fortress group which led the
first American bombing attack on
targets in Berlin, and which was
cited by the president for its out
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Raiders Win
Over Nashua
In Overtime

HINSDALE.-.Hinsdale Red Raid
ers won, 80 to 81, over the Nashua
Porcupines Friday evening in an
overtime game. After overcoming an
early lead by Nashua in the first
quarter, which ended IL to 8 for the
Raiders, Hinsdale kept ahead by
narrow margins until the fourth
period. At the half, the score was Is
to IA in favor of the Raiders.
Nashua picked up three baskets in
a row early in the fourth quarter
and again took a slight lead, only
to lose the advantage to Hinsdale. A
free toss just before the final whistle
tied the score at 1929. In a three
minute overtime period, however,
the Raiders picked up two baskets
to cinch the game, while Nashua
countered with one basket just be-
fore the overtime ended.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
IN MEMORIAM
e NJ. L q RrnunIn0

He has achieved success who has
lived we'll, laughed often and loved
much: who has gained the respect
of intelligent men and the love OF
little children; who has filled his
niche, accomplished his task and
left the world better than he
found it. whether BY an improved
flower. a perfect poem or a rescued
soul: who has never lacked apprec-
iation of earth's beauty or failed
to express it; who has always looked
for the best in others and given the
best he had: whose life was an
Inspiration, whose memory was a
oenediction.
The Browning Family.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Mrs. Noble Named
Saco Star Matr0n
Nv Carrier Correspondent

SACO.-.Mrs. Ed Noble was
chosen worthy matron of the East
ern Star at elections last week.
Other officers chosen are Mr.. Noble,
worthy patron; Mrs. Dan Garrison
associate matron; c. P. Martin.
associate patron; Mrs. 1. Larson,
secretary. Mrs. c. P. Martin, treas
urer: Mrs. w. E. Woods, conductress,
and Mrs. E. A. Vagg, associate con-
ductress.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Tampico Officer
Gets End Cluster
To His Air Medal

AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
BOMBER STATION, England -
First Lieutenant Orval D. Ceilings.
q. Of Tampico, Mont, pilot Of a
BIZ Flying Fortress Of the 95th
Bombardment group, has been
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Girls Of Valley
To Take Part I'm
College Pageant

Several woman students from this
section will have parts in the tenth
annual Christmas cantata at North
ern Montana college in Havre Fri
day night. Three music organiza-
tons are joining to produce it.
Young women from this territory
who will participate are Laura
Bayne of Glasgow, Lillian Lane OF
Saco, Elsie Brooks of Frazer and
Nathalia Wright of Oswego.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
1878 Pints Is Record Made
BY Local Community Cannery

again next year. 1t was made pos
sible through the cooperation of the
state department Of vocational agri-
culture, the Glasgow school district.
the city Of Glasgow, county commits
sioners. county extension service and
the reclamation bureau.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

standing bombing assault on rail-
road marshalling yards at Munster.
Germany, in October, 1913.
The lieutenant is a son of Bir. end
Mrs. Frank L. Ceilings Of Tampico.
The l~ieutenant's wife, Mrs. Joy l..
Ceilings, lives in Los Angeles.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Glasgow Group at
Reclamation Meet

Representing Glasgow at the an
nual meeting Of the Montana Re-
clamation association in Helena this
week yer Josef Shower. Charles E.
Jarrett and Otto M. Christinson.
They were accompanied by Charles
H. McChesney Of the Saco Divide.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
NEW AIR ROUTE

GRANDVIEW.-.Cliff Ssubak has
purchased an airplane. We don't
know if he's worked out a way to
fly his mail route as yet-but leave
it to Cliff.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
WILL CINDER ROADS

A winter project Of city en-
ployees. when other work cannot be
done, will be the c~indering of roads
and paths in the Glasgow cemetery,
it was reported by Mayor E. ]. KEEL
strup.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

More than one-half Of the entire
war production for the army in 1914
will be aircraft and air equipment.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14

Raider fans are looking torWard 70
a third exciting contest on the home
floor Friday evening with Saco.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-14
Looking
Back.
TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from The Courier Ffl;s
for December, 1884

Claude Ship of Glasgow suffered
his second skull fracture within a
few months in an accident in the
pilot tunnel at Fort Peck.
Accidents and drunken driving on
the Fort Peck highway prompted
local officers to launch a drive on
traffic violators that resulted in
nine arrests.
H. o.. Morgan was elected o
shipful master Of North Border
Masonic lodge at Opheim.
Glasgow ranks fifth in state liquor
store sales in Montana.
Milford Kalstad was elected presi-
dent of the Cherry Greek Farmers
Union local.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Taken from The Courier Files
for December, 1913
The coal strike is settled but the
shortage still continues and is likely
to continue for several months. Sew
eral cars Of Ignite received here al
leviated the situation. Several large
buildings we're completely out OF
coal for a time and boxes. barrels
and any waste available were
burned until the coal arrived.
Miss Hazel Powell will be In
charge Of a Christmas music pro-
gram in the Glasgow schools.
County Attorney c. D.. Borton was
in Opheim to conduct some justice
court cases.
Miss Georgia Scott, United States
commissioner in Glentana, plans TO
spend the winter here.
The horse inspection planned at
the Jay Lyle ranch has been called
off because of the extreme cold.
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Evening star., 1944-05-21
AMERICAS WEIRDEST
WAR PLANT

Here's 4 home front
drama: How walters,
actresses, preachers
work side by side in
a crucial war job
by Jerome Dreifuss
Page 4
Evening star., 1944-12-17
GIee Clubs Sinq Tonioht

The annual Christmas concert of
the Catholic University Mems Glee
Club, the University Choir and the
Women's Glee Club of the Univer-
sity's School of Nursing Education
will be held at $50 o'clock tonight
in the gymnasium on the campus.
DR.. Leo A. Behrendt will direct the
singing organizations with Conrad
Bernier, the university organist, at
the piano. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
Association to Stuqe
Christmas Assembly

The seventh annual Christmas
assembly Of the Central Northwest
Citizens Association will be held at
8 pm. Tuesday in the Garnet-Pat-
terson Junior High School audi
torium, Vermont avenue and v
street NV.
Marshall L. Shepard, District re-
corder of deeds, will be guest speak
er. There will be program Of
carol singing by massed choirs and
the audience.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Annual PreboHday Parties
'HigbLgbt Social Actiuities

next Sunday and another smaller
party this afternoon for a few serv-
ice men and women and the junior
hostesses who serve on the Planning
Committee at the Bethesda USO.
To some Of these guests tree cutting
will be a new experience, and the
luncheon that Mr. and Mrs. Hostel
ler will serve has also been planned
especially for service men and wom-
en- away from home at the holiday
season. There will be a kettle of
homemade soup, homemade bread
and cake made by Mrs. j. Leo Clag-
get of the Glen neighborhood, and
vegetables and meat from the Hos
tetler's own farm.
The trip to the farm for these
serVicemen and the hostesses has
been arranged by Mrs. Arthur Hill
land. one of the senior hostesses at
the USO.
The trees and green's gathered at
today's trip to the farm will be used
to decorate the USO for its Christ
mas party.