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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-14
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow Detroit at Washington (2) Cleveland at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York CD Chicago at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-14
SchofieId On Mound Toniohf

Bill Schofield, former director of physical education and the genius behind the football and basketball destinies at Crosby high school for many years. will take the mound for the Autoyre Co.,, when they come to blows with the Bunker Hill Aces at the Bunker Hill Stadium at 6 o'clock tonight. The object of this game being to prove the statement that Baseball is America's favor ite pastime for all from to CO.,. The All-Star team of fathers from the Autoyre Co.,, desires to instlll in the minds of their teen aged opponents the fact that, experience IS the best teacher" and that they might take few pointers from the "Old Man." who has technique all his own.
 Starting on the mound for the Bunker Hill Aces will be Buddy 1 Hooks" Curran With Jerry Troendly shooting the signals from behind the plate Young Troendly will attempt to flash the right signals to the pitcher in order to strike out his father George Troendly, hard hitting shortstop for the factory array. The lineups for tonight's game follows:
 B. II. Aces AutOyre Ruddv Curran Hill Schofield
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-18
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1945
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
 May l8, l945
 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy today, becoming cloudy tonight. Saturday cloudy with light snow or rain. Lowest temperature Fri day night g, highest Steurday 38. Nome Data: Precipitation last 24 houps ending 8:30 am. today trace.
 Total precipitation this month to 8:30 am. today 0.O7 inches. Temperatures last "A hours to 8:30 am. today, highest 40, lowest 31.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 52, lowest 34.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 8 in 1920, highest 62 in 1912.
 Total snowfall this winter to May l, 1945: 54 inches.
 Sunrise at 3:31 a.m., sunset at 1928 pm.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
kaip lietuviai savo Laisve gyn9 Is metal atga|

kos susidure du bolseviku traukiniai. Bu-
vo daug suzeistu bolseviku. Stovejusieji
Vileikoje bolsevikai baisiai ant musu itu-
70, kaltindami kad mes ka nors padaren1.
Bet atvykus is sudauzyto traukinio boise
vilzams paaiskejo kad tai buta ju paciu
kaltes: antrofo traukinio masinistas visu
greiciu uzvaziavo ant pi1mojo MaSinis-
tas biiodamas atsakomybes pabego.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
tejusiu Lietuviu.

teJuslu LletuVlu.
Americas Lietuviu Taryba
prizes pirma savo konferencija
aiskiai pasake kokie atstovai ir
is kokiu organizaciju-draugijp
gall butt renkami ia suvazia-
vima. Tas aiskiai parode kad
visuotina Lietuviu vienybe ir
visu bendras balsas nera rel
kalaujama. Tai kokios Vieny-
bes dar Wis jiesko ALT?
LIETUVIU "kongresas" gal
but ivyks apie Birzelio menesi
1916 metals. Sunku yra pra-
nasauti apie to "kongreso" bu-
simas pasekmes, bet drasiai
galima sakyti ,kad P. Grigaitis
ir Simutis ten bus, tai vienybes
klausimas jau gall butt zino-
mas dabar.
CHURCHILL pritaria Sovie-
tu Rusijos planui Lenkijos te-
ritorijos nustatymo klausime,
vienoj rankoj turedamas At
lanto Carteri, kitoj deganti
degtuka.
Ar gall butt kad Roosevelt
leistu sudeginti ta issykio ma
zai reiskianti, bet daug zadan-
ii, popiereli, ir taip sudeginti
mazu valstybeliu laisve ir ne
priklausomybe?
1884 METALS, Geguzes me-
nesi, Sovietu Russia buvo pa
sirasius draugiskumo ir pagal-
bos sutarti su Prancuzija, bet
atejus 1938-39 metams, kada
buvo laukta ir reikalinga buvo
tos sutarties gyvo ivykio, ko-
munistai veidmainingai atsu-
ko nugafa if sulauze savo pa
sirasyta sutarti, taip kaip pa
dare su kitais.
Ta patti Sovietai parodo ir.
Amerikai, kuri bolsevikus is
gelbejo is Hitlerio nagu. Ar
dar Wis pasaulis nepazysta SUI
tartimis prisidengusio bandi-
to? Senas Berzas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
t r U PI ri l Al

BALE Centro valdyba pra-
so visu Lietuviu kurie turf SUI
tvere arba tveria naujus sky
RUS kad kuodaugiausia prira-
rasytu kitatauciu nariu il kad
valdyba butu renkama is ju.
Reiskia, Lietuvis padejes vi
So energija ir darba, turi att
duoti viska j svetimas rankas,
drauge ir Lietuvos likima, mes
toxic kitatauciai nariai mazai
interesuojasi Lietuvos ateitim
arba dabar ja slegianciu vargu
ir prievarta atimta jos nepri-
klausomybe.
SAUKIA visi visuotinos Lie.
tuviu vienybes Lietuvos nepri.
klausomybes atgavimo darbe
ir gelbejime nuo karo nuken.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
SulaikCm suktus spekuliantus
(Tesinys IS pereito nr.)

Viena karta, stovedamas sargyboje,
isgirdau kaz ka vaziuojant. Tuojau pra-
nesiau burininkui K Vaiciuliui Jis be-
matant atejo su kitais kareiviais. Emem
tariffs kaip pagauti vaziuoj jancius speku-
hantus, nes jie buvo labai gudrus.
BudaVO, paleidzia pora vezimu su ko-
kiais menknieziais priekin ir ziuri ar JUGS
sulaikvs, kit pilnavezimiai vaziuoja is
paskos. Jeigu pirna vezima sulaiko tai
antrasis tuoi suka ] sail ar atgal IL prane-
sa kittens kad taip pat pasuktu atgal
Mes, zinodami to spekuliantu gudry-
be, pasiuntem du kareivius pirmyn, du XII
tlls kOkius iris Simtus metru uzpakalyje
lu, mes, penkiese, pasislepem rugiuose
IuOlau atvaziaVO vienas vezimas. Pama-
te kad jane nedaug kas vezama, pralei-
dom, zinodami kad jis neistruks is musu
rankV. II iStikruju, antras vezimas uz-
glydes kad pirmasis sulaikytas, tuoj pa
srlko atgal, bet j sulaike musu kareiviai.
Po keliu n1inutu girdim daugiau We
zinlu atVaziuojant. Kadangi spekuliantai
vaziuodavo pc keleta vezimu ir budavo
gerai ginklQoti tai ir mes turejom butt
atsargus, todel burininkas pasiunte kai-
ma daugiau vyru paSaukti
Zlurim, atvaziuoja deSimts vezimu
pllnl prikrauti Jaw, miltu, cukraus, vistu,
zasu, sviesto. Mes staiga ispuolem is ru-
giQ If vezi1nus sulaikem. Spekuliantu bu-
vO aNie 20 jaunu vyrQ. Pamate kad musu
tik keturi, nelabai nori musu klausyti Bet
mli1ns pagalbon atvyko dar penki karei-
vial, mes juos apsupom If liepem vaziuoti
kaim2. w toki stambu lain1iki gavom
IS SaVo kuopos vadO pagyrima.
PO kr1io laiko bolSevikai kick apri-
mo, be to. daugelis is ju buvO Datrauke
VarSava. Sugryzom ir mes Nemencines
miesteli. Tuojau ant tito per Neri pasta
TEN sargyba. nes uz Neries dar buvo boil
sevillai. Kai tik mes pastat6m sargyha
tai ir b0lSevikai kitame tito gale pastate
sar"yba ir du kulkosvaidziu. Bet DO keliu
dienu bolSevikai nuo tito pasitrauke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
Eidamas per lauka, priejau

deli lanka. Eidamas per lauka, priejau
tVOra.
Jau buvau besirengias per ia lipti, kai
uzg7rdaU k2z la ateinant. Prisispaudzlau
prize zen1es il klausausi Eina Lenlzu ka-
revival ir kalbasi apie Sios dienos nuSi su
LietuViais.. Jiems praejus as paleidau
]lens ] pakulnis granata. Granatai spro-
gus, paslgirdo tOje Vietoje duslus sudeia-
Vimas, o kaime iskilo didziausias truSE-
mas. As, observation-disclosures rudens vakaro
tamsa, pasileidau kick man tik iiegos lei
do, per lauka begti.
Begdanlas labai pavargau, nes jau' vi
SO para buVau neValges. Atsisedau pasil-
seti If ansvarstyti j kulia puse eiti Oar
tW@iaH duOnmaisyje puse bandeles duo
nos. Bandziau valgyti, bet niekaip mega
lima buvo praTyti, mes burma buvo labai
iSdziHVus. Du0na id0jau atgal duonmai-
Tolumoje pamaciau. gaisra. Nutariau
ia luyptimi eiti. Beeidamas pl'i6jau mis-
ka. Pasirodo, gaisr0 buta uz to misko.
Atsis6dau plie pu$ies pasilseti. Galejo bu-
tt pirma az antra valanda nakties. Visai
nezinojau kur eiti savuiu iieskoti
Besededanas prie medic uzmigau.
Pabudau jau auStant. Nieko nelaukdamas
pasiGmjau Sautuva ranlzas ir ejau per
miSka be jckio kelio j rytus, n1anydamas
kad iSeisiu ant Varenos.
Is mi5ko iSejau, iau gerokai saulei pa
tek6jus. ziuriu, pani$keje trys moterys
bulyes kasa.s
- Al nera Shame kaime Lenku? --
Elausiu tI moterV.
- Nera. Sianakt Letuviai per musu
kaim2 pereio.
Resikalbedamas su tomis moterinis
pamaGiau per lauka ateinanti kaz koki ka-
risk. A. greit pasitraulliaU nliSka ir
ziuriu kas Cia d6sis. Arciau jam priejus,
pazinau savo kuopos kareivi. Jis buvo
raskirtas prize bataliono vado rysiui pa
Iailyti. Susitike mudu labai apsidziau-
gem. AS Jam paDasakoiau save, jis man
savo Dr2eitos nakties prietikius. Pasiro-
do, jis irgi ejo pro ta patti kaima pro kuri
il as eiau if girdejo mano nestos grana-
tos sprogima. Tuo metu jis buyes kitoie
kaino puseie. Mate daugybe Lenlu raj
teliu il iau neturejo vilties iStrukti, bet
Wis dolt0 pasiseke.
Kain0e suzinOie kad muSiSkiai nueiO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

j rytus Uzubaliu miestelio link, ia krypti-
mi ir mes patraukem. Pavakari mes jau
byvom Uzubaliuose, apie 5 KIN. nuo Pa
upio. IT. cia radon savo dali. il buvo smar-
lziai praretejus. Dalis apsinalvojo kaz
kokiame dvariuke gale Uzubaliu miestelio,
darzineie.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05
Daug zmoniu iSvaduojame is
niirties Snastu

Viena vakara gavom isakyma susi-
ruoSti zygin. Perejom tilta ir nuzygiavom
Bezdoniu gelezinkelio stoties link Apie
3 val. nakties prazygiavome sia stoti ir
nUzyG:avom Naujaja Vileika, apie 8 XII
lometrai ] ziemius nuo Vilniaus. Anksti
ryta iau buvom tenai.
Apsistojom miSke, pagerem kavos,
apie puse valandos pasilsejom, uzsidejom
Salrlus, pasikabinom DO dvi granatas prie
dirzQ ir iSvykom Naujos Vileikos mics
tell Musu kuopa atsistojo priesais gele-
zinllelio stoti vienuose nannuose. Boise
vilzu kariUomenes buvo pilnas miestelis ir
gelezinkelio stotis. BolSevikai jau turejo
trauktis is Vilniaus. Stotyje stoveio ju
kei traukiniai, prikrauti visokiu daiktu
Musu uzdavinys buvo kontroliuoti trau-
kinius, nes bolSevikai, iSeidami is Vilniaus,
visAa pleSe II gabeno j Russia.
Apie 4 val. po pietu bolsevikai uzda-
TytUOse VagOnuOse atveZe IS Vilniaus dau-
gybe zmoniu Nesuspeje ju susaudyti Vii
niue, vez6 Russia zudyti. Mes ta trau-
kin sulaikem, musu kuopos vadas, lei
tenantas Kuzminas, pareikalavo suimtuo-
siUs paleisti il palikti JUGS musu zinioje-
Bet l:ur tau! BolSevikai apie paleidima
nei ]Ilausyti nenori, nes mato kad musu
nedavg, O ju daugybe. Bet ir mes menu
sileidziam reikalaujam paleisti.
BOlSevlkai pasistato platformose kul-
kos 'aidzius II liepia NUNS pasitraukti
nuO VagonQ.
- Mes vistiek sio traukinio neislei-
sim, sake leitenantas Kuzminas il sa-
vO ruoztu mes pasistatem kulkosvaidzius
pylime.
Vagonuose buve kaliniai, uzgirde kad
mes JUGS norim iSvaduoti, pakele didziau-
stot zmoniQ. Jie prase duoti jiems gink-
lu, il jie padesia vaduoti suimtuosius. De-
ia, ir mes ginllq ne kahn kick turejom.
Besigincijant NUNS su bolsevikais. j
stoti ivaziavo musu eelezinkelio batalio-
mas. Mes, nieko nelaukdam, tuojau iiega
pradejom atidarineti vagonus. Bolsevi-
kai matydami kad musu atvyko daugiau,
nusileido ir atidave suimtuosius Isvaduo-
tu dziaugsnlui uz isgelbejima ju is mir
ties, nebuvo nei gallo.
Ta paeia nakti tarp Vilniaus ir Vilei-'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-05

'flirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu--idekit
j Iaiska 81 dahar ir ''Dirva'
sankvs JUS iSiisa puSmeti.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
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With One Policy at One Low Cost!

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'of one member Of family does not
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Evening star., 1945-10-11
$l.A.Monfh Plan Provides
$1,000 Life Policy for
Family of Six!

Omaha, Nebr.-Here is the kind
of whole family protection you've
always wanted, but never felt you
could afford! NOW, you can insure
your entire family e to 6 persons)
under the Service Family Group
Plan" for 81 month, NOT 81 per
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This unusual family group. pol
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Evening star., 1945-10-11
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Johnny Angel" motion picture
which opened yesterday at Keiths,
at least can boast the distinction of
being the vehicle for one of the
most startling lines of dialogue in
several years, when Miss Claire Tre-
vor passionately shouts to Mr..
George Raft, II throw myself at
you and you put on catcher's
mitt!" The fact that Mr.. Raft is
engaged, at this particular point, In
attempting to hoodwink Miss Ire
vor rather than clutch her firmly
in his gloved mitt is only one ex-
ample of the general confusion the
authors of this piece have man
aged to capture on celluloid.
Episode is the word generally ap-
piled to the technique Director Ed
ward L. Marin has used on Johnny
Angel" and it. must be applied this
time more in sorrow than in anger.
For the episodes of the new Raft
opus, unfortunately, have a strange
and unreal aspect, as If they did not
belong where they turn up: almost
as if those snippings which fell to
the cutting room floor had been
gathered up and issued instead OF
the picture.
This seems to be a story about
IS 900, 900 worth of gold, for pos
session of which a number Of COW
etous people shoot a. number OF
less covetous people, among the VIC
tins being Johnny Angels sea cap
tain father, which leads Johnny
Graft, of course,) of in desperate
pursuit of both revenge and the
swag. Mind you, we say this is
what it seems to be about, for such
is the nature of the things here re-
vealed that 1t is a little dificult to
know exactly what is going on. At
any rate, after a lot Of people are
shot and a lot of other people are
hit with chairs. after Hoagy Car
michael sings bit in his strange
and wondrous manner, and after
Miss Trevor flips off of Rats mitt
like hot foul tip, George winds up
with both the gold and Signe Has
so. All of Mr.. Rats fans will agree,
no doubt, that this is a fitting re-
ward for lass who has been, up
to this point, bedeviled, harassed
and pursued almost unto distrac-
ton, merely because she knew too
much.
Evening star., 1945-10-11

her. Two others were recovered,
they said.
The woman and Jerome Butler,
S., colored, of the. same address.
were charged with violating the al
coholic beverage sale regulations.
These cases were continued for jury
trials November 5.
United States Commissioner
Needham G. Turnage held Patrick
Kinney, AZ, of the hoo block of
Oates street NE, and Charles Uncle,
43, of the TOO block of Portland
street Sc, for the grand jury on
charges of operating lottery.
The men were arrested last
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Marked Bill Swallowed
During Raid, Police Charge

A 42-year-old colored woman who
police said attempted to swallow
prospective evidence against her
when they entered her home Tues
day night was held in $1,000 bond
for the grand jury yesterday in
Municipal Court on charge of
operating lottery.
Police said the women, Corine
Clark Of the 400 block OF First street
S.W.. had swallowed one marked
bill before they were able to stop
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Macarthur Decorotes
BeiqhtIer With DSC
By the Associated Press.

by tllt AssUCIdGt'E FItsk.
MANILA, Oct. 1.-THE Distin-
guished Service Cross has been be-
slowed by Gen. Macarthur on Maj.
Gen. Robert S. Beightler, COM
mander of the 37th (Buckeye) Divi-
sion, for heroism in action.
The award was for his leadership
during action on Luzon.
Evening star., 1945-10-11

month in q raid on poolroom in
the 900 block of Second street NE,
which police said was being oper-
ated as a gambling place, with a
daily take of about $4,000.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
New Raft Film
"Opens at Keith's S

JOHNNY ANGEL" an RKo picture
with George Raft and Claire Trevor, pro-
duced by william Pereira, directed BY Ed
adaptation. BY Frank Gruber,. based on
the story by Charles Gordon Booth, song
by Hoagy Carmichael. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1945-10-11

HONEST, I've just been in Seventh Heaven about
Il this wonderful new extra-sudsy Super Suds!
Whatwoman with five youngsters to wash for wouldn't
be? tackle big wash with lots lighter heart now
because know those extra suds from Super Suds
are harder-working suds, which takes load off my
shoulders, can tell you. I've been telling everybody
about how new Super Suds cuts down rubbing!'
Evening star., 1945-10-11

wouldn't believe, looking white wash that
hadn't been anything usd didn't know it. So much less
rubbing necessary things clean and white And with dozens of
and ars
Evening star., 1945-10-11

besides Barbara Mary Ellen, and Thomas
keeping clothes keeps the believe But with
Super polish biggest wash jig time figure
a using hardworing Super Suds!"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Peck Line to
CIendive Is
i'm Operation

GLENDIVE-The hiOh line of the
Fort Peck power plant has been syn
chronized with the power plant OF
the Montana-Dakota Utilities COM
pany here.
The Fort Peck power plant now
is delivering approximately 10000
voltage. This will run the power
plants on the Buffalo Rapids irri-
gaticn system and be delivered to
rural power users.
For the past week, John B.Walk-
er, regional power manager OF re-
gion No. 6, bureau of reclamation,
Billings; H. w. World. c. H. Murray,
c. L. Killgore, r. H. Sweeney, cleo
trical engineers from the depart
ment of designing and construction,
Denver office of the bureau, and
j. c. Turner of the branch of power
utilization, have been in Glendiye
making tests and preparing for the
SynchroniZation. A representative
from the General Electric company
of Chicago also was present.
With the hookup of these power
plants. about 43 government owned
farms and Al privately owned farms
will be serviced. The utilization CT
this power for the farming districts
of eastern Montana S considered one
of the most important developments
ever undertaken here.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
CAMPBELL IS
NAMED Blue
LODGE CHIEF
Masons of North Star Also
Honor Past Masters at
Local Meeting

Neil D. Campbell was elected wor-
shipful master of North Star Ma
sonic blue lodge at the annual cleo
ton of officers in the Masonic
temple Monday night at a meeting
which also was featured by a special
program in honor of past masters.
MI. Campbell will succeed Bonnie
Sather following Installation of new
officers. Dec. II. other elected Of
ficers are c. H. Brocksmith, senior
warden; E. A. Ferrin, junior war
den; c. H. Roberts, treasurer.
George w. Lane, secretary, and
c. H. Roberts, trustee Tor three
years.
Following the business meeting
and elections, past masters from
North Star and visiting past mas
tiers were escorted to the East. The
Rev. Grant S. Moore gave a talk in
appreciation of their services and
each responded. Later. an oyster
stew was served, prepared under
supervision of w. A. Baynham.
Past masters of North Star lodge
present were G. E. Peterson, DR.. G.
H. Klein, w. w. Hurd, Mr.. Bayn-
ham, Roy P. Huber, Mr.. Roberts,
Howard Cotton, Ira B. Tourtlotte
Of Fort Peck, c. j. Jackson. George
Haynes Of Fort Peck and Roy Rus
sell. Visiting past masters were H.
D. Morgan of Opheim North Bor-
der and Louis Hanson of Hinsdale
Kyle lodge.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
LOAN, OTHER
AAA LIMITS
COMING SOON
Inspection for Five Crops in
Program Should Be Done
by Dec. Is

Closing dates for l945 commodity
loan programs are only a short time
away, Thomas A. Wagner, chairman
of the county AAA committee, said
today as a reminder to Valley coun-
ty farmers who plan to use the loan
programs to obtain government
price support protection on their
crops.
Dec. 81 will be the closing date for
five commondity loan programs. II
will be the last day for producers
to sign loan documents on wheat,
barley, rye, oats, and flaxseed. Any
one wishing a loan should get his
inspection completed no later than
Dec. Is in order to assure compile
ton by Dec. 81, he said.
Feb. Is. 1916 is the deadline date
to obtain hay and pasture grass SEED
loans.
Dec. 81 is the deadline date for
completion of soil conservation prac-
tees under the agricultural conser-
walton program. All data in connec
ton must be turned into the county
office by Jan. Is. Records of COM
pliance may not be accepted for pay
ment after that date.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
House ReviveS
Item for
Fort Peck Job

Reinstatement by the lower house
in congress of an item for 81, lbs, 900
for Fort Peck should mean consid-
cradle work at the dam beginning
in the spring, local observers said.
The item was stricken by the house
appropriations committee, then re-
stored by the house. 1t must still
pass the senate. 1t was of a
number in the rivers and harbors
appropriation bill that did not get
committee approval.
Most of the sum is for completion
of work at the dam that was inter-
rupted by the war. Work on the dam
itself includes topping out the crest
which will bring the earth fill to its
final height, constructing a road
across the dam and providing lights
along the roadway. Also proposed is
a new road direct from the dam to
the Fort Peck spillway.
Work for the diversion tunnels in
cludes installation of additional re-
cording devices and construction OF
the remaining shaft control building.
At the spillway, the work Will con-
sist of painting, landscaping, drain
ing and installation of stop logs for
emergency operation of the spillway
gates.
Funds previously had been allotted
for installation of a second general
ing unit at the Fort Peck power
on which fabrication work
has begun.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Reminders Mailed
That War Chest
Still Under Quota

Reminders are being mailed to a
number of former contributors to
the Valley County War Chest, point
ing out that the quota of $4,000
for the Chest and the National Wal
Fund has not been reached, Secre-
tary Josef Shower said this week.
Directors are making a special
appeal to those who have not yet
responded" Mr.. Shower said. THE
total received to date is S5,l35. 1t
came from 562 contributors, an av-
erage of S9.15 each"
Mr.. Shower pointed out that the
Chest not only is for the benefit of
Valley county veterans but, through
the National War Fund is used for
the USO and United Seaman's Serv-
ice, as well as for the destitute in
Norway, Italy, France, Denmark,
Greece, China, Czechoslovakia, Po-
land, Belgium, Holland and the
Philippines, as well as children in all
countries of Europe where help is
needed to prevent starvation.