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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Symphony
Finale
Thrills
By CHARLES GENTRY

MUSIC OF monumental proper
tons, magnificenuy performed,
made the final concert Of the sea-
son OF the Detroit Symphony, n
truly great event last night in
Masonic Auditorium
The program consisted Of only
two works, hut two works Of such
stature that even n they had not
been played 50 wonderfully by
Director Karl Kruger and the
orchestra. 1heN- still MAu4d have
made the occasion an important
one
First was the melancholy mas
terbieCe which was TSchalkOWSky's
final musical utteranCe the
"Pathetque' symphony
Here is a work which calls for
particular care. excellent taste
and great discrimination i'm its
performance.
And an OF these qualities kwe-
ger brought 10 his reading of the
Sixth Symphony last night. avoid
ing all the sentimental pitfalls,
The measures which could So easily
be- maudlin and which exist
throughout all four movements
We have had occasion during
the past month 10 hear at least
four other major orCheStTaS IN tho
country perform this same SYM
phOny and not one. except the
detroit orchestra last night. but
sucCumbed either 10 making movie
music out Of the first movement.
permanently Gripping the broken
waltz which is the second move
ment making SouSa march out
Of the third allegro or dripping
tonal tears AMI over the final
lamCntoSO.
SYMPHONIC SYNTHESIS
Not one Of these things hap
pened last night and even i'm the
last 'larmoyante' plant Kruger
and the orchestra made IL sound
like 2 wonderful requiem. not a
sloppy funeral dirge. 1t was really
a inspired rendition
The second half of the program
was devoted TO symphonic
SynthesiS from Die Gotterdamme-
rung which undoubtedly contains
some Of the greatest music Wag-
ner ever wrote.
This particular arrangement
embraces the Rhine Journey"
The Death Music. "Siegfried s
Funeral March, and the closing
scene of Brunnehilde'S Immolation
and the Destruction of Valhalla
and is OF tremendous scope.
The orchestra seemed 10 be
aware that II was tackling a
mighty work and responded Splen-
didly 10 even the smallest nuance,
the slightest hint of each lett
motif"
The braSseS were in great form
and for those difficult blended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
EAGLE CAFE

Out at the Eagle Cafe. which
has a new management now, Les
Scott IS the comedy emSee in a
show which features Jackie Sher-
man. SharIyn and Yvonne as VOL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
CLUB HAYMARKET

II takes Just such an eX-Holly-
wood Stuntman as Tom Carey 10
pull some of the tricks now cur
rent at the Haymarket. Less than
a year ago he rounded a hairpin
turn IN an automobile which was
travelling at so miles per hour and
came out of the resulting acct
dent with a broken back. This
didn't keep him low for long:
soon he hmped out of the hospital
on a pair Of crutcheS and lined
up a stack Of night club dates.
At the moment he's battling
Haymarllct patrons with has tug
of-war' stunt. Carey slips a rope
around his neck, knots il and
then invites timorouS ringSiderS
20 come up and grab hold of
either end. II takes q bit of be-
SeeChinC 10 make them tug As
hard as possible but Carey is so
nonchalant about the whole I'M
comfortable deal they tall night
into the spirit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Girl Crazy again
Teams Mickey, Judy

WHILE WE didn't go crazy
in the sense of tearing our hair
or nibbling our nails over Girl
Crazy" we must admit that the
George GerShwin musical comedy
has been converted into a very
amusing vehicle for Judy Car
land and Mickey Rooney.
The picture which opened at
the United Artists yesterday, at
least gets away from that back
stage story they've warmed over
so many times for these two 10
use.
This time, Mickey is a rich
mans playboy son. whose father
sends him out West 10 got the
Stork Club stare out Of his eyes.
The fresh air almost proves too
much for this fresh heir, and il
is only Judy Garland who per-
suadeSohlm 10 stay.
Judy is the granddaughter Of
the dean Of the Arizona Mining
College where Mickey is enrolled,
and is a gal of mettle. She is
supposedly the only woman 10 be
seen IN Them Thar parts since
the Civil War" although that still
doesn't quite explain how she got
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
NOT so FUNNY

We take back what We said
about Nancy Walker. She isn't
half as funny as She was in "BestI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

tt)ij1 SHEPHERD mas gam
cred 2 Glowing and singing group
Of entertainers at his Club Steva-
dora this week Swing singer
Marsha Reland and her Latin
tunes continue from last week s
show but baritone Dick Cole is
new 10 both the SteVadora and
show business and though he app
pears a little nervous, he looks
good and has a certain appeal
which goes over with the audi
enCc
Joe Lusk is the fellow with
the queer clothes and the break
away Nylophone the Stevador-
ablcS have new routine. a
double exposure southern dance
in which they change from south
crn bellies into dancing pick
aninnics. Harry Whitney is master
of ceremonies. Joe Blow does an
amusing hodge podge Of imt8-
tionS, and Wally Schaeffer takes
Hank Finnoy's place AZ the piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Funny Revue Is
Offering at SteUadOra
Nv rRNENGARn PoHRT

Parade in which torch singing
Bobbe Castor stars The support
ing cast includes Won and Ger
tInde, character dancers: Lonnie
Johnson guitarist, Robinson and
Roe acrobatic and tap dancers:
Bobby Keys emSce. the Taylor
cites and Teddy Buckner'S orcheS-
ira LonnIe Johnson provide rs
lnterlude entertainment.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

farm bon 9bra5tootDo anf6ira ourb-
|gefiibrt gr benibte babel qiibe, 5ha-
fe, GaneIe un0 Renntiere Seine err
|iten grperinente 1nabte ct nit &ii-
ben, oenert, tl,ie ct fngte, Der abeIlaB
iebr gut tad, neil tie oanah rnebr
Wil1 gaben l1nb an @etpiht altnab-
men. Die eritell 2el1te, Die bon oieief1
gr5eugniiien nBen, paren 8erionlth-
feiten aus Dem &omnliiiariat fiir
5leii6- unb Mplfereiinouitrie.
ugs lit bereits cine feititebenbe
sotlade, oaB Der gberlaBN auf bic
Eiere I'M Sinne eines biologtiben Gn-
rei5es 5lt erbobter Sett- rnb grotetn-
prooitftion pirft', beri9tete Der Sor-
l6er. ,Nan bat feitgeitellt, 6aB ma1t
elmer &ub, obne ite treenbtpie aa i9d-
oigen, mebr als 10 Quart 8lut il1t
Nonat abnebmen fann. 9ieIes 8lut
nuroe 5nerit in Elm i6par5es uno ein
meiBes @itpeiBpulber bertpanoelt, 1tato
aus Dem Bulber tpuroen Damn bic
Nabrungsmittel bereeitellt. sic tpa.
rem reid an 3uder, an 5al5en, an
Bbospbor uno an 8itaminen!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

uWeni6, tpat is bod Der geterien
form fauler aerl, Der itebt ieoen
Morgen idon nm A nbr anf, BLOB ba-
nit er aH Gage nlebr faillenaerr
fam.
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23,419,7O1 aat6Olifen in ben Ser.
Gtaaten, glasfa nnb Saipatt


official @atbolic DIRECTORY for
1944", &eneoD onb Cons, betragt oie
3obl Ser &atboltfen in ben Ser. Staa~
ten, Glosfa uno Satpaii 23,419,7O1,
cine 3unabme bon 474, ,454 felt 1913.
0ie 3abl Der &onoertiten, bic lt6 anf
9O,822 belGuft, itellt oie bodite big
ieet errei6te bor. 9ie 3abl Der @elIt<
Ii6en bat um 779 5ugenommen. IS
gtbt beute 25,45O Oio5eianprielter
mo 12,45O 8rielter, Die religiolen
Sroen ongeb0ren. auBer ben 14,79t
Bfarreien gibt es 6t15 Miiiionspfar'
reien, I'M ean5en 20,9O6 Bfarreien
nit 1892 &apeaen. Oie 3abl Der Or
oensIeute betr6gt 6162 8riioer uno
139,985 S6tpeitern; 57,077 iino i'm
2ebrfa6 tGtig. Gum @eIamtlebrfa6
geboren 92,421 8erionen: 4647 8riee
Iter, 1888 Sroensbriioer, 76,9O8 Or
bensI9peitern uno 1858 2aienlebrer.
Inter ben s2ebrnitolten befinoen it6
IS Oto5eionieminare ODER Noblttote,
224 &oaegien uno l1nioerlttGten fiir
MGnner un6 5rauen, 1443 Dio5eIan-
uno 8farri6ulen, 753 pripate So1s
ibulen, 7436 @lementar>8 >8farrl6ulen
uno 527 pripnte g1ementori6ulen.
MuBeroem gibt es t6O &inoerbelpabr-
anitalten uno 1854 religioie 5erien-
i6ulen nit 553,674 fatbolii6en Gin-
bern aus 6ffentli6en Sdulen. SSSrn
@on5en meroen 3,O37 1856 fatbotiiGe
&tnoer in fatbolil6en slnltalten uats
terrt6tet ooer er5ogen.
X X X
Die ,,Ned Oorf snn" banft Der
Sdtueia
SSn einem 2eiartitel bat sic ,,NeD
gorf Cum Der ubriioerli6en 2iebe
Der Sdpei5" folgenoe 0anfestporte
getpibmet:
uSnmitten zines pom &rieg bermi-
Iteten europa bat it6 Die tleine
G6pei5 beionoers Ser &inoer anee~
nommen. 0ie Spferbereitidaft Der
: Sdneiaer 8eb0lferung bat es er-
moglibt, bab iabrli6 minbeitens 4O,-
900 &inoer @uropas brei Wonate @s~
bolung in ibrem 2anoe finoen fon=
mem. Man eibt ibnen ausge3ei6nete
grnabruna man umgibt iie nit lie
beooaer Gorge, betreut iie aartli9 uno
iorgt au6 fir Die 8efleioune. Das
berrli6e gerit6nonis, bas Die S9nei5
Dem &riessfino entgeeenbringt, trGgt
entibeioeno ba5l bel, baB oieie fleiner
Spfer unierer entiebliben 3eit Sic
Sdreden, Die @ntbebrungen uno 81"
3eritorungen allmabli6 bergelien ler>
men, Die ite in ibrer eigenen Seimat
erlebten. 60 trdgt Die S6tpeia baau
bel, oaB in oer Generation, oie na6
uns fon1mt, Der @laube erbalten
bleibt, ba4 es au6 nod cine 3ufunft
eibt.
Inns in Amerifa erfiil1t es nit
tiefer @enugtuung, bab es u8Hege.
eltern' IN Der Sdtpei5 eibt, oie iid
aus ibrer eigenen Sai6e oieier &in-
Der annebmen, rno baB es in oielem
i9onen 2anbe Meni6en gibt, Die iur-
mer tpieber ibr. Ser5 offnen, tpenn es
gilt, ben beiesten 2dnoern unteritit,
aung au leiben. 8iel Gels i1t in Der
GGfpeia fir bic Sunaern6en in @rie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07
Mas.Glaftif

l1nermeBlide Wogli6feiten ertDar-
ten Sadleute aus eirtent 1euen ger-
|fabren, oas elm ,@laB ano 8laltic
UeateriaI" enttpifelt u1tb BON ben
Sngenieuren Der 2ltftpaffe als ioen-
les Material fir u5aielage" betrab-
tet tpiro. gs tann In irgenoeiner Sorn
bergeitellt tperoen un0 obne foitipielt-
ge, fompli5ierte S6ablonen uno @ieB-
i,titrumerte. Sin getpalttges Selo err
offnet ii6 fiir Die Sabrifation bon
autos, Mobeltt ltnb Sausgerdten aller
art. -0as plaitiibe @las. ion so Bro=
5ent it6rfer nno observation-disclosures
o1s Metau 1tnb 100 ,Broaent Itarfer
als Sol5 fem.
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NQuQ1 nllA alien AloH


fleine Ration, Die an allen ibrel
@ren5en bonn &rieg untgeben lit, oi
IeIbit ibarf rationteren' muB, Die If
rem 8ireern bobe Steuern uuf3uer
legen batte, bat in al ben Sorgen, oi
| iie trdgt, Die briioerli6e 2iebe fiji
ale, Die bonn &rieg betroffen itno
ni6t bereeiien. Dafiir tpollen mir iii
aus tiefitem Ser5en 6anfen."
X X X
Mmerifaniide Srnppen banen ,,&atbe
bralen'' i'm Sernen Often
Mfit SiIfe ieiner tntlttdril6en Sc
meinoe bat irgenopo in Giiam, in
9,burmeiti6-inoii6en Ser legs
| Itbeater, Elm Selopreoiger na6 lang
mierigen gGrbeiten einen Irmeefapel
lenbou errt9tet, Der als Der groBt|
uno berrIibite in gqn5 Snoien gilt
Als Dor einigen Wonaten Der fatbo
Iii6e slrmeefaplan st. 2ouis S
Meper BORT ontam, gub es nod teir
pailen6es @ebduoe fir re1igiole 3pef'
lie. Soloaten uno &ranentpdrter arbei,
teten n oen freien Stwoen 5uiammen
glus 8ombus tpuroen &ir6enmobel
perfertigt unb cine tragbare Srgel
berI60nte ben @ottes6ienit. 9lls oel
italienii6e Miiiionsbii6of bes @ebie.
tes oas 2ager befu6te, erteilte er 20
Solboten bic I'll. Sirnung uno belo'
bigte ben berrlt6en &apellenbau, Der
er als cine tpirfli6e ,,&atbeorale" BE-
5eidnete.
x * X
8as fpitet nns Elm Splbat an bel
Sront?
Na6 angaben 6es SgSS rei6t 0it
i'm Sabre 1943 pro 8erion foaeftierte
ginfommeni iteuer bon $3.50 nt6t 5u1
Salfte aus, Inn einen ein5igen Col.
oaten an Der 5ront 81 erbalten.
@be elm Soloat in ben &anpf 5ies
ben fonn, toItet er no9 oen S6Gbun
gen bes Observation-Disclosures $440 an
&leioung unO Serpflegung I'M Sabre
&onmt er Damn an Die Sront, muB Ell
nit getpiiien 8affen ausgeitattet lper
ben: @etpebr $50, Seitengetpebr IS
bier Sanogranaten $6.25. gbe er ar
2ano geben fann, miiiien ibm Di6tigt
@usriil ltungsgegenltanoe nora II sge
|ididt perben. Die 3ern1itrbung De,
feinoli6en Stellungen bur9 8ombe,
unb S9iffsgeibiite Iteut lteb auf Wil
lionen bon Dollars. Gin l6pere,
Bomber fotet $250,O0O, Elm pittlerel
$4,000 unto Elm &fflug5eue
l$5O,OO0.
Cine 8onbe Bis 5u 1000 9funi
@elpi6t fotet 1876. Sir a1oere Din
| ge, 3. g. Sauerltoffmasfen Ser 8eiat
5uneen bon Sliegenoen Seltungen
re6net man etpa $40 oas Stiid. Sc
De Masfe fotet $50 uno bic oa5u ge
borige Saueritofflaide $25.
8rieaoeeeneral 8opfin 6. 8rigb
Imeint: >@ir itdo in cine YbaIe oe!
&rieges eingetreten, bie re6t toitipie
| Zig it," Seber Soloat in l1eberiee be
oarf tagli9 65 Bfuno Ga6idub. Sii1
lie 100 ,Mann nit 100 @etpebren' mill
len i6brli6 60 ipeitere @eipebre ber
|idifft perben. Sir ie 100 Malhinen
lgelpebre muB man nit IS 5tiid @riai
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07
,,8rpt aus bent 8albe''

0ieles Mottos bebient it6, tpte sic
ibmebiide 3eitung ,5banita 9ags
blaoet" beri6tet, Die Na5ipropaganoa
als neuelten @6lagtports. &et6smar-
i6all @oring bat IN ieiner gigeni6aft
ais &ei6sforitmeiiter erfldrt, oaB Die
8erbaltniiie cine Before ausnubung
Der &ultiDierungsmogldteiten oes
oertiden Soritlanoes erforbern. @alo-
lano, oas gum slnbalt bon 8rotge-
treble ungeeignet lit, miro nit olbal-
ttgen Hflan5en bebaut, beIonoers 81
iteln uno Sonnenblumen, Die au6 als
S6meinefutter benubt peroen iollen,
UNI oaour6 &artoffeln fiir Die nnenid-
li6e @rnabrung etn5uiparen uno
glet65eitig au6 oie Spedproouftiott
an5uturbeln 0te Sett5ufubr fteIlt of
fenitdtlt6 fiir bic 8irti9afts- uno
2anopirti i6aftsbeb0roen oes 9ritten
&eides Elm beionoeres 8roblem bor,
bem ite auf Die berI6teoenite 8eiie
bei5ufommen il16en, tpte oas f6meoi.
ide 8latt beri6tet. Ser Mnbau bon
&aps lit 3. 9. gegeniiber Der 8or.
friegs5eit berfiinffa6t tporoen, ,1n6 ite-
ben Watgarinefabrifen fellen 5ur
3eit ausi6lieBli6 8opsfett Der, oas
anitelle bon Wargartne gum 8erbrau9
in ben oeuti6en Sausbalten empfob-
len miro.
&ietur Emanuel tuieber 6reimamrer?
9te italtentide fatboIii6e 8reiie.
agentur ugorrelponbenaa'' bringt Die
Meloung, 6aB 96nig gittor emanuel
bon SaooDen auf eigenen @nnl6 nie-
Der in Die &eiben Der Sreimaurer
eingetreten iit. Na6 Der Qusiobnung
nit Dem >SeiIigen Stubl, bic er ge-
biuigt bat, tpurbe &6nig 8iftor gnto-
nuel aus Der 2oge ausgeidloiien uno
iein 8ilb berbrannt. gGin Musi6nB
bon fiinf Witglieoern, Die Die bo1iten
&dnee in Der 2oge bethlehem, priifte
oas slufnabmegeIu6 un6 enti9ieb
na6 langerem gerbor giftor gna-
|nuels oeiien aufnabme. Ser ausiduB
fam 5u Der ueber3eugltns, oaB Der
|nunmebr abgeoanfte &onig our6 feline
Saltlrng in lester 3eit Die aufnabme
in Die Srein1aurerloge rebtfertigt. =
8enn oas tpabr it, 10 ipri6t bos
8Gnbe! f.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

gegenIfdnoe erforberIif. Gants Itrto III
oieier Qufitelrng rlihf eiitgere6net.
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8lnt als 9eabrmngstnittel

z1
Ser ruiiil6e Grat 9r. 81. S. gp-
io6ina bat our6 iorgfaltige grpert.
mente in benz glut lebenber Siere ei-
ne reide 0abrltngsqnele entoedt.
8atienten zines Soipitals in Mosfau,
pel6en oiele Nabrung berabrei6t
murbe, 5eieten erbobten appetit uno
@elpidts5unabme. ~.
glus Dem 8lut ma6en Die aer5te,
10 miro bebauptet, @riibe, Spagbettt,
Sets, &atoo, &affee 1no S6ofolaoe.
0os 8lut toter2 Eiere lit i6on ieit
Iangen in Mosfau our Seritelung
gptpiiier Meotfamente tpie audi IN
beridieoenen Sn6ultrie5tpeigen Der.
tpenoet tporben. Nun aber tpuroe gum
eriten Male Die 8enubung bon 8lnt,
oas lebenoen Sieren entnontnten mar,
befanntger1adt.
Die 8eriu6e tpuroen bon Or. gD-
lo6ina auf Der nabegelegenen 5taats.
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Shnthetiides Ghinim


@s lit nun nod 5ablrei6en @rpe-
rimenten gelungen, fiinitlides Gbi-
min (Quinine) ber5uiteaen. IS6on
ieit etnem Sabrbunoert tpuren aer5te
uno Gben1ifer auf Der Sude ua6 ci-
nem @rlabitoff fir 0teies> pertooIle
Meoitoment. gs blteb ben @er5ten
0r. 8m. bon @geers 9oering uno
0r. Gobert Burns 8oobparo in
Cambridge, Weail, borbebalten, Sic
ri6tigen Itome 81 entoeden uno 5tpar
na6 IA Wonaten fortgeiebten Stu.
oiuns.
0os ,,9lmerican Chemical Socte>
tp's Sournal" beri6tet, oaB oas neue
8roouft ni6t bon oem natirli6et
bonn Ginbonabaum getponnene Gbtnin
81 unteri6eioen lit.
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Selepiiipn. mad bent &riege

vDie Srompeten, Die 1ta9 gnbe
Itenung- bes Seuers eeben iperoen,
oieies &rieges bas Signal 3ur @in-
nerben 5uglei6 9febeille fiir oas Serns
iebalter b1oien'', erfldrte HrGitoent
Sarboro bon Der 9iaoio Corp. Of
9lmerica in ieinem Sobresbert6t on
bic 4ttion6re, in Dem er tpeiter er-
offnete, oaB Die &abtoinouitrie bur6
@ebrau9 ibres .neueiten Brooufts, oes
&aoar, ~fait ungloubli6e @rfo1ge in
Napigotion uno &ouiitonsDerbiitung
er5ielt bot. ,,llno Die &npenoung oeS
Gaoars i'm 8rieoen'', iebte er bin5u,
,,piro our 5iderbeit aler &eiiearten
beitrogen''.
Sarboro erfldrte, oab Die 8iiien-
i6aftler ieiner @eieai6aft uno Die
anoerer 2aboratorien ben uBrimar-
frebit" fir BEN ,,enti6eioenben Steg''
itber Die oeuti9en u-8oote erbalten
bGtten.
8on &aoio erfldrte er, bob biel
an ben1Ielben, ,,io tpie mir es 5ur 3ett
BON Hearl Sarbor fannten'', na9 oem
&riege beraltet iein tperbe.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20
KiwanianS Learn
About Gardening
At Meeting Here

Glasgow Kiwanians learned about
gardening in general and tomato
culture in particular at a weekly
luncheon meeting in the Allen cafe
Thursday noon. President E. d.
Benson presided with c. A. DunnelI
as program chairman.
County Agent James K. McGibney
stressed the need for Victory gar
dens this year. Not only are extra
foodstuffs needed, but gardeners are
also helping to save in transporta-
tion OF food at the time when trans
portation facilities are strained to
their utmost. He also announced
that a season-long Kiwanis garden
contest will be conducted, with
prizes for Kiwanis "firsts" and other
awards among members. A COM
mittee in charge of the contest is
composed of Otto H. Bundy, Charles
E. Jarrett and j. A. Holland.
Stephen Urs, Glasgow high school
agriculture instructor, gave
graphic demonstration of tomato
culture, beginning with seeding in
flats and going through to the
tranSplanting stage. He discussed
seed, recommended varieties, fertil-
izing and other features.
Several members were given April
birthday greetings, while H. o. Nor
gan conducted a special ceremony
in which Member Rex Mcdonald
was initiated into THE Order of the
Diaper" Reports also were made on
weekly visits being made by XII
wanians to the North Side Boy
Scout troop.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20
Committees for
Legion Activity
Named by Leader

Committees to carry on activities
of Valley American Legion post here
were announced this week by Com
mander Otto H. Bundy.
J. A. Holland, he said. has been
appointed post service officer to fill
the unexpired term of F. S. Mueller.
Committees are:
Legislative-R. P. Carney, chair
man; o. r. McCleery and G.. NJ.
Lindberg.
Cemetery-E. j. Kjelstrup. chair
man; Mr.. McCleery and M. E. Wat
son.
Nominating-S. L. Click. chair
man; Mr.. Sternhagen and Mr.. Lind
berg.
WAC enlistment - Miss Hazel
Mumford, chairman, to select other
members.
Veterans hospital committee-M.
E. Watson. chairman; B. H. STEM
bakken and DR.. C. B. Larson.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20

chaser upon completion of the above
mentioned payments. The right to reject
any and all bids is hereby expressly
reserved.
No buildings are included with any
of the property listed below unless spe-
officially mentioned in the description.
A six and One-quarter per cent per
petual royalty reservation in mineral
which exists or may be developed is
made by the vendor
Township 30 NJ, Range rs T.. NJ. NJ.
SEh, SEh NEh, SEH SWH of Section
,: EI%NEh of section 10, appraisal,
81 10000.
II. II. BJORKLUND,
Clerk and Recorder
(Pub. Apr. 6, Is. 2O.)
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20
No. 1901 z
TIME FINED BY CLERK FOR HEAR
ING PROBATE OF WILL AND
PETITION FOR LETTERS
A

In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Valley.
In the Matter of the Estate of Benne
A. HOvey, Deceased.
An instrument i'm writing which
purpOrts to be the Last VIII and Test
ament of Benne A. HOvey. deceased,
having this day come into the pos
session Of the Clerk of the District
Court. and a Petition for probate there
fore. and for issuance Of Letters Tcsta-
mentary to Anna ]. HOvey. the widow
Of said deceased, and the person named
i'm the said VIII as EXecutrix thereof.
Now |. Blanche GrOtian. Clerk Of
said District Court. hereby appoint
Tuesday. the 2jth day Of April. A. ID.
1914. at the hour Of ten o'clock \. VI.
Of said day, at the Court room i'm the
Court house in the City Of Glasgow.
County of Valley. State Of Montana, as
the time and place for proving said
VIII and for hearing said Petition.
Dated at Glasgow, Montana. this 3lst
day of March. \. ID. 1914.
BLANCHE GROTJAN.
Clerk Of Court
Arlie VI. FOOr. Attorney for Petitioner,
Wolf Point. Montana.
(April 6. 10. 2O.)
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20
LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un'
derSigned has applied for an exchange
of land administered under Title III OF
the Bankhead-JOn Farm Tenant Act
within the Northern Montana MT-LU-e
Land Utilization Project. The under
signed offers the Government Lot l.
SEH NEii of Section 6: Lot (. SWH
NWH Of Section >. Twp. 20 Y, Rye. 30
ENIPM. Valley County. State of Mon
tana, containing 1913 acres, and in
exchange therefor has requested title to
the Wi4SEH, EI&SWli of Section .,
Twp. 20 ", Rye. 80 EMPM. Valley
County. State of Montana. containing
1GO acres. The purpose of this notice
is to allow all persons having bonafide
objections to such an exchange an op-
portunity to file their protests with the
Project COnservatiOnist. Soil Conserva-
tion Service. Malta, Montana. on or be-
fore the 10th day following the date
of the last publication thereof.
First publication Mar. 20, 1044..ysa--
Last publication April 20. 1914.
PETER ASLESON.
Applicant.
Glasgow, Montana.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20

Notice is herewith given that the fol-
lowing described real property in Valley
County, Montana. is to be sold at pri-
vate sale on or after April 21. 1914:
An undivided one-fOurth interest
in Lots :, S and II. and the NEH -.
NEA of Section II. Township 2S
North Range 30 +. NJ. NJ.
All offers or BIDS on the above des-
cribed land will be received at the
office of John Marriott Kline in the
First National Bank Building at Glas-
gov. Montana. and must he in writing.
JOHN MARRIOTT KLINE
(April o. 13. 2O.)
The Glasgow courier., 1944-04-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Jacob r. Franchuk, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the nm
dcrsigned Administrator of the estate
of Jacob r. Franchuk, deceased, to the
hibit them with the necessary YOU
chers within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the
said Administrator at the law office of
Thomas Dignan at Glasgow. Montana,
the place herein designated for doing
business of said estate in the County
of Valley.
W. 4. BAYNHAM.
Administrators of the Estate of
Jacob T. Franchuk, deceased.
Dated March 27th. 1914.
pub. Mar. 30, Apr. 6, 13. 20)