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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

increase Of 50 2.529. .T62 over the
previous year The increased ex-
penditure was due pricipally to
increased charges for maintenance
OF equipment, maintenance Of
way and structures. deferred and
actual. and increased pay roll
expense under the national wage
awards.
Net income from railroad oper-
ations was S6.O72.075. a decrease
OF 81, ,436.ll6 compared with 1943
The surplus for the year, after
provision for taxes. fixed charges
and other expenses, was 81, ,07S, ,699,
a decrease Of Sl,l23,Sll.
During the past year l6658.33l
tons OF revenue freight were car
ried. resulting IN freight revenues
reaching $2S.649054. Notwith-
standing the increased volume Of
freight handled. freight revenues
d Q ere ased $l039750 compared
with lS43. due TO the suspension
OF freight rate increases authorized
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
TINE DETROIT TIMES
TINE DETROIT TIMES
Packard
Profit Off

Net profits Of the Packard
Motor Car Co. for the first quar-
ter Of l945 are reported at $685.
420, equal TO 4 cents per share,
against $1.0S5, ,9S9, or = cents q
share, In the quarter ended March
81. 1914. In each instance. il was
stated, the profit comparison is
made after provision for federal
income taxes and estimated pro-
vision for renegotiations.
Factory GALES and billings OF
Packard. which Is now engaged In
the production VI Rolls-Royce air
craft and Packard PT-boat mo.
tors, for the i945 quarter totaiec
S97 .977.93l. as compared with 9
volume OF $l13,934,499 for tht
similar period a year ago.
Cutbacks In war goods are re-
fiected in the quarterly financial
report as Is evidenced by the above
figures. II was stated.
Reduced volume and smaller
fees on engine contracts, with
consequent higher overhead
largely account for this profit
drop" George T. Christopher,
president and general manager
of the firm declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Net Off Sharply
AT i. ). Radiator

L. S. Radiator Corp. and subsidi.
aries in q report for the fiscal year
ended Jan. 81. 1945. shows a net
profit Of S22, ,144, equal to So cents
per share, az compared with $213,.
563, or $5.12 a share, in the
previous year.
Sales for the 1945 fiscal period
totaled S10.689. .912, against $10,-
1886, ,781 In 1914.
The decline In earnings was at
tributed by L. Gillespie Erskine,
chairman, to losses sustained as a
result OF magnesium operations at
| the Geneva foundry and expenses
incurred In conversion of foun-
dry to manufacture of gray iron
castings.
Application for recovery of
losses from magnesium operations
in both 1913 and 1874 was filed
Nov. 70, 1914. under the First
War Powers Act and executive
order 9OOl.
Management believes that as
result of orsanizational changes
Ire q y accomplished and i'm.
Iprovements In manufacturing facil-
tiles operations of the Company
for the coming year should show
substantial Improvement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Racing
GoSign

Sports celebrated We Day to-
day in the business as usual
manner.
Racing, only sport BACKED out
In the United States In World
War III, was awaiting word from
Washington as to when the ban
would be lifted. The sport ex-
pected TO resume before June ]
and arrangements for openings
and for such fixtures as the
Derby, Preakness. Belmont Stakes
and the Hambletonian were being
stepped up.
Baseball, with only scattered
exceptions, was TO 20 on schedule
The International League hastily
arranged program Of double
headers for this afternoon in
celebration Of the victory In Eu-
rope.
Baseball welcomed the armis-
tlce for IL assured the game of It's
annual classic-the world series.
The 1915 series had been on an
IF and when" basis, depending
upon war conditions. but club
owners felt sure that We Day
banished possibilities that the Sc
Ties could not be staged
They also felt that the annual
all-Star game. which was called
off this year in accordance with
baseballs travel curtaiiment pro-
gram. may be restored.
There seemed every possibility
that summer programs of golf,
tennis. boating and other sports
may be stepped up. Charles w
Littleneld. vice president of the
L. S Golf Association. said /,
was unlikely the national open
tourney would be resumed this
year
In England, the largest and
happicSt wartime crowd attended
the races at Newmarket. where
Lord Derby's filly. Sunstream.
won the. 1000 guineas by three
lengths from Lord Roseberry's
Blue Smoke
There was possibility the
major leagues would dedicate
their Sunday double-headers 10
victory IN Germany.
The eight boxing programs
scheduled for various sections OF
the United States tonight were
expected 10 be held on schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Auto
Graph
Personal Plane S
Future in Doubt

Even the engineers can't quite
agree on the future Of the pri-
vate plane. There are too many
variable factors. But IL is al
most certain that there will be
a healthy increase in postwar
travel In the air.
These con clusions were
reached yesterday at the aero
nautics meeting of the Detroit
section. Society OF Automotive
Engineers. The sympos SUM
brought out that manufacturers
are ready TO build safe and eco-
nomical personal planes and
that many will desire them, IL
not purchase them.
The market, they agreed,
would be dependent on such
unknowns as availability Of air
ports, the ease with which fly
ing licenses can be obtained and
operating costs. On the latter,
John w. Friedlander. president
OF Aeronca, predicted 1t would
come down to five cents a mile
but savings on time will be so
great that operating cost will
be insignificant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Worker Wins Award

Edward J. Moore, Cadillac
enploye for three years, today
holds General Motors highest
safety award. given TO only five
others throughout the corpora
ton. Moore recently was pre-
sented with the award. a gold
watch. by Nicholas Dreystadt.
general manager of Cadillac,
and D. T. Mould, safety direc-
tor Of the corporation.
The worker won the prize for
hurling himself on a loaded
trailer which had broken away
from Its truck and sped down
a ramp. endangering other
workers and machines. With
out any other means of con-
trolling the trailer, Moore
steered it by throwing his body
from one side to the other,
warning workers in its path by
shouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Kdyo Morgan
Fights Nelson

Kayo Morgan, ageleSS con-
tender for world bantamweisht
honorS. is amazing rng followers
IN Williams gym hy ms agility
As he prepares 10 start his 2lst
year of ring warfare IN Windsor
Arena Friday night
Morgan Will oppose Tommy
Nelson urdefcaicd Detroit
featherwetght, in the eighl-round
headliner on a card being ar
ranged by Promoter Eill Thorn
ton and Mstchm ker Bill
. Flanagan
Morgan has been defeated FIVE
Zines in p years each time by
world title holder
Approaching the i0-ycar mark,
kayo is confident he can become
the first 10 defeat 22-year-old
Nelson. despite the latterS repu-
1ation as a punCher
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Rye Dips
4 Cents

CHICAGO, May s 1NS) Rye
was the center OF attraction on
the Board Of Trade today and
closed sc 10 lisc lower after
yielding as much as &c at the
start.
The May delivery. which led
the decline at the start, rallied
10 close lc of around Sl.39
against low Of S136.
Wheat and other grains showed
moderate changes AT the close
after moving nervously in light
trading.
Al the close wheat was &c up
10 l7c of May showed the loss
and finished at Sl75h
Corn closed &C 10 sSc off. oats
unchanged 10 &c up. rye 3. to
lhc lower and barley unchanged
The Board Of Trade closed al
noon, an hour and Is minutes
earlier than usual, in observance
Of We DAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Pdrr Says Racing
MdyCone Soon

BALTIMORE. Md, May S (UP)
Harry A. Parr III. president of
the Thoroughbred Racing Associ-
aiions said today that the sport
must give war mobilization di-
rector Fred NJ. NnSon at least
Il fcw hours 10 make any adjust
nen'S made possible by today's
wonderful news
cot importance. Of course, II
the fact that We have won the
war in Europe" Parr said IF
the cessation OF racing was
contributing factor. then we
can be proud of the manner In
which racing accepted Its re-
sp"nSibllity.
"The track managements
complied Immediately with the
request 10 suspend racing. And
the hOrsemen have proven their
spertsmanship by the manner
in which they have accepted
the hardship impos upon
them by the ban"
The IRA represents 81 OF the
nations major tracks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
City Tourney Standings

REGULARS
rou's Cave Recreation 5O2Iy Chehe-
Trombly 2qe6, sterling 29s9 indeh Dle
2asp Boiduc tWyand0ttel 1853. Dodge
OvTRAvTRAGE
CLASS
Wolverine Chips west Chicago $50. Md
~Nest Machine $40 kltes 3if, Bulldgf serv-
l. 800 Bulldog Bar 297
CLASS {
REYNOLDS AIS Yona- Buda 3hl, VI
s3s, Car Department 333, Harrys Five 3os,
AIS 500
CLASS ~
Truck Invoice Dodge Lcaruel Aql. Pal
pttine Holmes 3TT. Post Once 3ea NC
idurhlin 3Bi Audit Passengef Accounts 353
DOtBIIS
REGULARS
Lincoln Reppcnhsren-Gc Bclk l23e.
PRANK Cell-Leonhard FuStrr l2ltl Hnstrd
Hinfman-Tony Latone I2il. Harold Ceryticr-
Ffank pabls 1901, George Renders Harry Sey.
OvERAyERAGE
Mike Prnick-Joe Varfo 2sl. Clyde Glenn
Joe hcPhaTun 29I steve KarSh-Anfy a..
temha 7ao Robert iiur.Art Rinehsu 2ip.
Harry stelfox-ioseph Barnowski 2f3.
SINGLES
REGULARS
william DewiFht COL. CLAUDE Schultz snd
John AeEyesi 656. Jack Han 6S4
OvERANIRAGE
gdvard sitsrfh ls4. James Hutchinson
l73a DIV, Pyts III Walter Hofert is6. Les
us Hocksrsnith lst.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Drastic Suspension

One of the most dramatic sus-
pension orders ever handed out
by the War Production Board
halts the acceptance Of all or
ders for new business by the
Benton Harbor Malleable In
dustries for three months. The
company produces malleable
and gray iron castings, zinc die
castings and forgings.
The firm was charged with
gross violation Of priority rules
in accepting rated orders for
delivery on dates which inter-
fered with delivery Of equal or
higher rated orders already on
its books. II was also charged
with accepting work which 1t
could not fill In the time re-
Quested and failed to state
when 1t could fill them.
The company is now ordered
TO reject all orders except those
Of emergency military rating
and to fill only orders on hand.
1t has a six to eight-months
backlog on its books now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Thompson Prod.
Pfd. |ssue0.K

Stockholders Of Thompson Prod.
ucts, Inc, have approved the issu.
ance of $4,000 shares Of 4 per cent
cumulative preferred. 500 par, OF
which $1,000 shares are to be
offered In exchange, share for
share. to holders Of 5 per cent
preferred.
A banking group headed by
Smith, Barney & Co. of New York
and Mcdonald q Co. Of Cleveland
will purchase and offer the re-
naming 5000 shares and any
shares not taken In exchange by
holders Of 5 per cent preferred.
An amendment to the registra-
ton statement filed with SEC
specifies a price of SLOT, plus &C.
crued dividends. for the shares 70
be sold publicly.
The offering is expected TO be
made Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
silk for Export

Disappointed walls Of Brit
ish ladies Notwithstanding, the
Board of Trade has released
100000 pounds of silk to be
made into 100000 dresses for
export only. Business Week
reports.
Manufacturer must sell only
TO wholesalers who guarantee
that dresses will Be exported.
The silk comes from stoclxpiIes
no longer required for para.
chutes now being made princi-
pally Of nylon," according to
the article.
The Board Of Trade answered
female protests with economic
logic:
'Britain's overriding need n
Tor foreign currency. We are
having to do without many
things TO maintain the present
small flow Of exports in order
to obtain ntial imports"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
What'sNew
In Business
Stockholders Want
More, Larger Dividends
BY WARD SCHULTZ

II the results OF a survey
made recently by Allegheny
Ludlum Steel Corp. are any
criterion. the average Amer.
lean stockholder Is interested
only in more and bigger div.
dends.
One pointed out that the
United States had only single
vice president and couldn't un-
derstand why Allegheny Ludlum
needed so many.
Just about $500 stockholders
most Of them little fellows In
fnance-returned a blizzard Of
filled-out questionnaires, COM
plete even unto the question o
How I would do II If were
king"
Since money was the mott.
waiting factor influencing them
to become stockholders, divi-
dends brought much comment.
One mercenary soul In Cali
fornia commented:
81 am interested in dividends
only" And they want the divi.
dends often and on q definite
schedule.
Another stakeholder In Maine
said:
"I have NO criticism - long
rs reasonable return II received
upon investment"
Proudly the QUESTIONABLE
asked what stockholders thought
Of Allegheny Ludlum's new
radio program and IS per cent
Of them had never heard Of II.
Most of the comment on radio
advertising for metal alloys
products was unfavorable. One
reply mapped:
RADIO programs should b
confined 70 companies selling
direct to the public bobby
sox kids and housewives do not
buy alloy steels."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Big Day Is Nearing
For M Net Pilot

ANN ARBOR, May s-June %
will be big day for Michigan's S
tennis captain. Roger Lewis.
on that day he will be gradu-
ated, married and receive his
navy commission as an engineer
ing officer.
Lewis. a native Of Ann Arbor
has been assigned 10 the naval
reserve unit here for three years
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Shop Group Plans
Coli, Swim Events

Plans for a golf tournament
and a swimming meet VIII be
presented al the meeting OF the
Industrial Recreation Association
of Detroit al the Fort Shelby
Hotel tomorrow az l2l5 p m
Organization Of a recrcational
program 90 igclude tennis. table
tennis. horseshoes. basketball and
pocket billiards also will be- dis
cussed.
The Trad recently completed
its first all-star bowling tourna-
ment under the sponsorship of
The Detroit Times at Riverside
Recreation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
TaIun, 295, Koch, ESQ
Clash al Fdiryiew

First appearance at Fsirview
Gardens OF the Polish giant,
WladySlaw Talun, and a junior
heavyweight title bout are CO.
featured on tonights mat card.
Talun. who stands nearly seven
feet. takes on Don Koch, Phila-
dclphian weighing $50 pounds,
which is - pounds less than
Talun In the MWA junior heavy
title bout, Lewis Klein and Bert
Ruby clash. Walter Roxy VS..
Stanley Buresh and Johnny Silvy
vs. Hans BussIng are other bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
P Ian FishinnQ
Trips for Vets
BY DON GILLIEs

Fifty Michigan outdoor writers
nwill meet at Higgins Lake conser-
ation training school near RoS.
common this weekend TO discuss
future conservation and outdoor
recreational problems, inspect the
states recently acquired Grouse
haven at Rose City and elect
1945-46 officers.
Free fishing trips and a cam
paign 10 secure fishing tackle for
wounded veterans also will be
proposed by the scribes. Kendrick
Kimball, president. will report or
the MOWA's sponsored duck food
raising program in Saginaw Bay
Plans OH how lshing trips
for veterans of Percy Jones
Hospital will be handled will be
given by Edwin Kelly. president
OF the Paul Bunyan Club of De-
troit when that organization
holds their luncheon Thursday
noon at Harmonic Society, 267
East Grand River.
Plenty Of rainfall is needed in
the northern Canadian duck
breeding grounds 10 avert disaster
fhis summer, report from Ducks
Unlimited Of Winnipeg revealed
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
BredahI Appointed
Mutual Life Aide

Lawrence E. Bredahl has been
promoted TO the newly created
position of assistant manager Of
the Detroit agency of the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. Of New York,
it was announced today by John
w. Paige, manager. Bredahl, for.
merly agency organizer. will
supervise the company's field or
ganization in Wayne County and
metropolitan Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Livestock Market

HOCs-eoo fully steady, all desirable
harrows and gifts. si4.so bulk ell pws.
slfn i4ls most stsgs, si7So
CATTLE-7Oo. Run largely In cows: fev
scattered sales slaughter steer, and yearnngS
about gcAdy. mostly medium 20 good al
Si3 5Oeis no toppy kinds here beef cows
,!os .'essy, eanner, and cutters ssog,
bulk common and medium beef cows So so
e 2 so. few better cows sl3 upwards.
nnst Gamers and cutters. t7ae, few strong
wsirh, cutters 10 se25 bulls fully STEADY.
bulk medium and good sausage bulls si2s
Ia common lightwsirh,s down 20 sii.
inr more lenien,, bulk good and choice. si7.
common and medium mostly si2.5oe i6;
Gu uslaarEPesoo No early sale, sheer and
lambs. undeFtone very oeari,h with demand
absent, late Monday. lambs weak 20 soc
lower better grades OF most good and
choice shoorn lsmss No / and pehs very
over Common 70 medium lambs eash.d
freely Al Sii@i35o. culls. sse9.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO MAY 3 tlNs t-HOGS-e 600!
rsaey. Top; si4 IS; bulk, ,I4. rs heavy.
.iiesSl475 medium, si41s lrh,.
;i37s Iirhi ,, l,Ehn, SHY, siiSz;;osit7'' 'O-''
.tssdy S chole. steers SIS ,osifsO com com.
mon. sl3sl65O. ytsrlings sl3ei7 SO;
@l475. calves siosIe, feeder steers. sii
ri5. si9,cserss steers siieit7s; cows and
ss5Erz s6 ccsSS sSe .issy, 'i.sy I%S; ;..l;n ,ise
is2s feeders. sii.soei9.so. ewes, $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Gar Wood Elects
BOelnnl to New Post

Edward Boehm, treasurer of
Gar Wood Industries, Inc, De-
troit, has been elected TO the ad-
ditional post of vice president, 1t
was announced by Glen A. Bas.
sett, president. Before joining Gar
Wood, Boehm was vice president
of the New York investment bank
ing firm of John J. Bergen & Co.,
Ltd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

OF M ] c n ! gan
a n d northern
Ohio territory.
Ross is well
known in this
a r e a. having
covered IL for
several y e a r S
as sales engi-
neer for Udy-
lite. B e ore
joinin ] I h e
firm, he was
employed by
United ChrO-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Not q Pet. Either

1t actually happened in the
cafeteria of one Of our larger
war plants-a cafeteria oper-
ated by one of the big catering
firms.
Three young ladies were en-.
joying a lunch of pork sausages
and dressing when one let out
q blood-curdling scream. She
pointed to the dressing and
there in the center was q mouse
dead as q doornail.
Business dropped of about
30 per cent for several days
and the chef and assistant actu-
ally burst into tears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Vaughan Heads
.Grdnd Trunk

Al the annual meeting OF the
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
here, r. c. Vaughan, chairman and
president, anadian National
Railways. Montreal, was elected
chairman of the board Of directors.
In the annual report OF the com.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Pea Lists S71,128
Profit for Quarter

Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Corp. reports a net profit for the
quarter ended March 81, 1945, of
71.12S, equal to IS cents per
share. as compared with loss of
$50. sis in the same quarter a year
ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Bette HYDE Is Hiqh

Betty Hyde took high single
DIP. and high average, l33. in the
American Iospital-Mcdical Bene'
III bowling league Other awards
went to Helen PiatOwSka, Kay
Meuer. Joyce Wingblade a n d
Nancy Colewood for best inn
provement over last season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
so,
Gov. Kelly has proclaimed
Friday as Arbor Day in the
Upper Peninsula.


Confusion among hunters re-
sultlng from enactment by the
1915 Legislature of a bin ban
ming automatic. seni-8utomatic or
auto loading guns as clarified
today 10y the state conservation
department
The nsn Law bans only siieh-
firearms. larger than .22 caliber,
that are capable Of holding
more than six shells AZ time
in the magazine and barrel
combined" the department eX-
planned
The new law. intended 10 block
use Of sub-machine guns or other
large capacity rapid-fIre weapons
that may result from war tech
niques. also prohibits the use 0!
tracer or exploding bullets
ShotgunS, such as the Browning
5-Shot and Remington 3-shot are
not affected by the neW Law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

pany. submit
ted by &. A,
Skog general
manager. gross
operating reve-
nues for 1914
are reported al
S35. 5.522, Gle. as
compared with
S35 42S.970 for
the preceding
year Operat-
IN & expenses
a m o u nted 70
Sg7 $50 Sal an
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

regional vice.
president of
the National
A $50 cia ton
of Manufac-
turers. for the
Midwest. He
will also be
on the NAM S
board of d.
rectors for
this year.
Thomas will
have jurisdic-
finn "a -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
General Motors Votes
75Cents on. Common

General Motors Corp. has de-
clared a dividend OF IS cents on
common. payable June 9 to stock
Of record May II. The same
amount was paid in the torevious
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. He
has been head Of Goodyear
since 1910 and is one of the
youngest top executives in the
United States. He is as.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Thomas Honored

f. J. Thomas, president of
G dyear, has been named
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
TOLEDO CASH cR.IS
Earnings

TUBIzE RAYoN corr
For quarter ended March 81
ia4S ipf4
Net profit s3tOdni 1881 soc
Common share earns 36c SIC
UNION BAG AND PAPER CORP
Quarter ended March IL
Net income t53s637 Sa73 77s
Share earns 42c 3ac
sUNRAY OIL CORP
Quarter ended March 81
iQ45 1914
Gross income sa02al60 S7A3oies
Net profit s4iS623 t364. .63s
REyERE COPPER AND BRASS. INC.
Quarter ended March. a.
iQ4S iqf4
Net profit STOpasa s433 500
Common share earns 45c ale
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. May ilHs Cash grain,
WHFAT--None
H.lIi. i.ml,l2i. No 3 yellow Sll9l
sample trade yellow. 35cStl os.
OATS-Nons
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. MAY ms Cash grain On
track
wHEAT--So red 7sis: No. 2 red
H74ia
coRs-Ho 2 yellow 81 ie1.. No , yellow
81 l4i1Wl lSi3
oATs.No 4 Whit, eol4e7oi4c: No. J
white ssi5a6qc
soYBEASs-Ho = yellow. s2is@7l6
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Udylite Names Ross
District Manager

The Udylite Corp. Of Detroit
announces the appointment of W.
II. tBilD Ross as district manager
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
ANNUAL CARP CONTEST

Eaak Walton League. Ypsi-
Ianti chapter, announced the
rules and prize list for their an
nual carp rodeO. The contest
II for the heaviest carp caught
an rod and reel. as weighed by
Matt Lappinen at the Ypsilanti
Fish Market before June Is.
The Detroit Audubon Club vii
hold their annual spring natural,
IStS' camp out al Naldenwoods
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

MUM Corp. and by Common.
wealth Industries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

salet. lncludinf odd lo's. ls.l07 shsfct
dividends in the toreroinr table are ths
amounts psid payable so far this year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-18
NJ. f. A. Local Dimes

The local chapter of the Montana
Education association had a din
ner meeting at the Methodist
church Monday night. Howard Nell
son presided.
Mr.. Nelson and Miss Irene Ruyle
gave reports of the delegate assem-
bly, at Helena Dec. l8 at which they
and Superintendent R. l.. Irle rep
resented the local group. Mrs. L. H.
Simonton, retiring high school lib
rarian. was given a farewell by Mr..
Nelson on behalf of the group and
the new librarian, Miss Florence
Jensen, was introduced. Don Thill
played a cornet solo and Miss Gwen
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-18
Lois Haynes Elected

Miss Lois Haynes was elected wor-
thy advisor of the Order of Rainbow
for Girls at a meeting at the Masonic
temple Thursday night. Miss Doris
Christensen was elected worthy as
sociate advisor, Helen Thurman.
Charity; Joan Bardell. Hope; and
Gwen Burke, Faith; Betty Mosely,
treasurer, and Marian Nakken re-
corder.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-18
Lutheran Daughters Meet

The Lutheran Daughters Of the
Reformation met at the Hans Egstad
home last Tuesday night with Miss
Gladys Waller as hostess. Miss
Selma Vegge presided. Betty Lind
berg, Judith Svingen, and Gladys
Waller sang, accompanied by Mrs.
T. T. Doe. Mrs. Arthur Parke pre-
sented a topic and there was gen.
eral discussion. Mrs. Lorine Lansing
conducted a worship meditation.
Miss Evelyn Enger reported on aud
iting the society's books which we're
turned over to the new. treasurer.
Members worked on a crib spread
they are making. A luncheon was
served. Visitors were Miss Anne An
derson and Miss Ruth Hopstad.