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ENGAGEMENTS
CONTINUED From Page B-3.)

of the 9th Air Force. He was grad
uated from Deerfield Academy and
Amherst College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shepherd
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy May. Shep-
herd, a native Washingtonian, to
Mr.. Elvin v. johnson of Washing
ton and Manchester. N. H. Mr.
and Mrs. Victor H. johnson, parents
of the elect, make their
home in Manchester.
The couple will be married in the
early fall.
September 7 has been selected by
Miss Carolyn Dorothy Erwin for the
date of her wedding to Mr.. Ronald
Victor Josey of Riverdale. Her en-
gagement to Mr.. Josey is being
announced today by her father. Mr..
Edward j. Erwin, sr., Of Hyattsville.
The wedding ceremony will take
place In the Church Of st. Jerome
in Hyattsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Hicks Of
Des Moines announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Frances
r. Hicks Of this city, to Mr.. Erwin
E. Hackbart, radarman DC. U. S.
N. R., son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
]. Hackbart of Grafton, Iowa.
Miss Hicks has been residing in
this city for four years. She now
is with the Department Of Agricul-
ture after having served for three
years in the ONCE of Scientific Re-
search and Development.
Mr.. Hackbart has just returned
from serving overseas for two years
and is stationed in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fruchting
OF Hudson N. Y, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Helen Kingsley Fruchting, to
Sergt William Eugene Corgill, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin H. Crookston
of Wayne, N. Y.
Miss Fruchting has been associ-
ated with the Chinese Supply Com
mission for a year She formerly
was with the National Academy Of
Sciences, during which time she
attended classes at George Wash
ington University.
Sergt. Corgill, who served with
talon in Italy, now is in the 701st
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Here's a cream especially COM
pounded for oily skins-releases
grease and dirt from pores with
out leaving a whisper of film
upon your face! Remember, if
you're blackhead-conscious and
need extra caution in your
choice of cleanser-YardIey
Liquefying Cleansing Cream
also 81.
What with swimming, rounds
of tennis, and so forth this season,
you'd best include YARDLEY HAND
CREAM in your "furlough" equip
ment also. Heard how wonderful
this petal-pink beauti6er is for
roughened palmsss How fast it
Evening star., 1945-07-29
A Word to the Wise

Buying q fur eoot is some
thing like having Q boby. II
costs like the dickens, takes a
lot Of time and pIonnins, then
once you've got it home.
tokes special core and housing.
But even as q boby. O good
fur eoot is worth it.
The first thing is q pIoee TO
keep it. Never hong it cas-
uolly in o closet where il con
be crushed osoinst other
clothes. A separate sorment
bog is advisable in winter.
And as soon os the weather
gets worm, hove it cleoned,
sIozed and put into storage.
You con do much to soye
furs in the woy you wear them.
But don't make on issue Of II.
Otherwise you wont enjoy your
fun. which, otter oil, is whot
they ore for. =
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has perfected wonderful method
of Face-Molding and Muscle Build
ing, which is entirely different
from regular facias. He also re-
moves pimples, blotches, lines and
eye puffiness. Here's beauty hint:
When giving yourself a facial, AL
WAYS remember to rub downward.
When you rub up, you rub lines
from your tummy into your face.
6l2 18th ST. NV. Phone MA. 8o14.
" THE BLOUSE OF THE
HOUR" Newest ar
rival for fall in the Blouse De-
partment at l. FRANK COMPANY
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Brooks
Continued From Page B-3)

friends Col. Alan Tappan. Air Corps,
and Mrs. Tappen at 270l Thirty
first street, where they will be the
latter part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler have with
them their son-in-law and daughter,
1t. Henry o. Eversole, jr, U. S. N.
R., and Mrs. Eversole. 1t. Eversole
has been assigned to duty in the
Navy Department and they will be
Evening star., 1945-07-29
DOWN TO THE SEA In DIAPERS

JusT when every one thought
bathing suits had reached the
vanishing point already - 10! the
diaper suit" arrives to prove
them wrong!
Whether or not you hold any
brief for this latest vogue, it's GER
tain that you'll get plenty of sun
exposure on the sands this year.
A fine thing, true-but watch out
YOU don't wind up with a weather
leathered face!
! Come fall, you'll find that
daily care-noU-with YardIey
Dry Skin Cleansing Cream fore
stalls such disiIlusionments. De-
lightfully un-greasy, it's rich
enough to help restore the
satin-texture sun and salt air
take away SO quickly ). insure
a suntan that doesn't fray
around your chin and nose!
Invest just ST in yARDLHY DRY
SKIN CLEANSING CREAM before
you take off on vacation. Or
should you be the type whose com
plexion, perversely, tends to de-
velop slick shine" under friend
Soils influence - tuck YARDLEy
LIouEFYINc CLEANSING CREAM
into your luggage instead.
SsrdIsy products for America are created
ths criuinsI EnoIish formuISe. combjnino In
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ment Of their daughter. Miss Doro-
thy Vera, to Capt. Charles Lemuel
Bauserman, A. u. S., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy @. Bauserman of Man
nasas.
The bride-elect is graduate of
Commercial Extension Business Col
lege In Omaha and is employed by
the Federal Bureau Of Investigation.
Capt. Bausermal recently re-
turned from the Pacific and Is sta
toned in this city.
The marriage will take place Au-
gust 10 in Manassas.
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ming new dress or two. Values to
$22.95 you'll find dresses re-
duced from $7.95 up. Open every
evening until 9 pm. 1927 CONN.
AVE. Phone AID. 1882.
IS A HEAD OF THE
STYLE" Keep one
step ahead of the women you 60
with by going to HEADS
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serve to folks who like flavor,
freshness and expert preparation
in seafoods. You can 90 for lunch-
con, dinner and late supper. There
are innumerable dining rooms in
the two huge buildings to accom-
modate any number in your party.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or in any Of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1921
and 1907 e STREET NV.
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@ H A r L e s
SCHWARTZ 81
S ON h as an
enormous collec-
ton Of both real
and costume ear
rings including
sterling silve r
earrings, gold =
fill ed earrings,
coIid cold q q r
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takes pounds and inches from your
figure: hips, waistline and thighs
without diet, drugs or ex-
ercise. Simply lie in a relaxed
position while vacuum cups magi.
cally spot-reduce your fieshy spots.
They add to this Humidified Heat
Treatments, steam cabinet and
massage-and you get ten COM
plete treatments for only $3.50.
There are two health salons for
your convenience: 1922 18th ST.
NV, Phone RE. 1746; 3009 I4th
ST. NV, Phone HO. o166.
{" POOP FOR oouRMErs."
Gourmet" according
to the dictionary Is one Of trained
or refined taste in viands. ODON-
z
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time and evening
dresses. Her work
manship is lovely.
And you can have
hats made-to-order
to match your cos
tunes in her at
t r a C t We LA
FAUNCE SHOP in
Georgetown. P. S.
Attend her Sum
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L n Is en-
C h a nting
r estaurant
Is located
on the Po-
t o m a c.,
right here
in t o W n .
The food is
very good
(they serve
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BY restoring IA
cial muscles to
a normal con-
dition, lin e S
a n d sagginess
will disappear.
Go to MI.
G a r d / n e r. S
B e A U T Y
G L I N I c at
HEPNER'S He
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mer Clearance" of chic ready-made
dresses. 1855 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Phone HO. 3057.
d" HELENEs IN A LATHER
:. about the person.
allied gift soap which is featured
at SEARS" Your name and floral
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lax in air conditioned comfort and
enjoy the cooling effects of Cold
Wave. In-town salon: 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 581l. Bethesda
salon: 7248 Wisconsin Avenue.
Phone OIL. 1915.
" FTHEL SMYTH WILL
HAVE CLEVER DE-
SIGNS on you" >. If you let her
design and custom make your day.
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~ ~ e~AA ~
Sale" at the
s H z l.
B u r N z
s HO p. II
your summer
wardrobe is
wilted this Is
the time to
re re sh 1t
with n stun
Evening star., 1945-07-29

OF CONN. AVE.
This fine beauty
salon boasts a staff
of skilled hair
stylists who are
specialists in CIV
/ ng permanent
waves Of lasting
beauty and easy
to-manage, becom-
ing c0ifiIres Re-
Evening star., 1945-07-29

We need tin and we need 1t badly!
Not tomorrow or next week, but
NOW! Place prepared tin cans in
separate containers near garbage
bins. If not collected, phone Re-
nublic 648S
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Visitor to OHciafe
AtMemOriaL Service

DR.. A. P. Sharkey, former pastor
of the Francis Asbury Methodist
Church, with Mrs. Sharkey and
their three sons have arrived in
Washington for a visit and are
guests of Mrs. r. Frederick Hatcher
at her home 1927 Longfellow street.
DR.. Sharkey will officiate at the
memorial service for Pvt. Henry F..
Hatcher, which will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at his former
church. DR.. Sharkey now is pastor
of the Travis Park Methodist
Church in San Antonio.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

SfnoothS In, and
also pours out -
whitens, softens,
hm9 Completely
free from that
sticky feeling,
a nd yours for
lots Of usings at
Csc a bottle.
Your favorite
drug or depart
ncnt store can
furnish all of
these YardIey
indispensables.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

~ ~ - ~ oIA
GRILL caters to
gournets . :. to
folks who know
and appreciate
t h e difference
between ordi-
nary foods and
t h e X / n d
CDONNELL,S
Evening star., 1945-07-29

er. This fine soap Is French-milled
and will lather freely in both hard
and soft water. You can order 1t in
script or block initials, or in script
full name. Order some for your
self or buy it for personalized
Christmas gifts. Medium size
cakes come in boxes Of four, six,
eight or twelve cakes-priced at
from $1.25 to $3.50 per box. There's
q de luxe bath size, three in q
box for $200. Allow 10 days for
delivery. Sold at two air-condi-
toned SEARS stores: 4500 Wiscon-
sin Avenue NV. and ell Bladens-
burg Road NE. Free parking at
all times.
" GIVE YOURSELF A
~ SIRENS BODY
all rounded curves and long lovely
line Of hip and thigh" If a little
Evening star., 1945-07-29

rings. earrings for pierced ears,
earrings set with precious stones,
earrings set with simulated stones,
earrings set with diamonds in
LAX gold, rhinestone earrings and
pearl earrings (simulated). Choose
pair for yourself-give them as
gifts. Try them on in air-con-
ditioned comfort at 1905 F ST.
Phone ME. 0060.
Il" RIVER SWEPT BREEzEs
from the Potomac
await you when you go to the
WATER GATE INN for dinner"
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Is a stunning
! on 6 sic e v e d
blouse of soft
rayon crepe. 1t
has a band neck
that ties in a
fattering bow and
pretty plastic but
tons. 1t comes
in white, black.
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mn

tall, steaming popovers, just COZ
ing with marmalade, at each
meaD. And the Pennsylvania
Dutch decor is charming. You can
go by automobile if you have the
gas or by bus or trolley. 2700 r
ST. NV. DI. 1886.
" MARY, MARY, Is YOUR
~ FACE CONTRARY?"
Do the muscles fail to function,
and have lines and says appeared?
Evening star., 1945-07-29

extra flesh, here
an d there, robs
your figure of the
perfect line S
you'd like to
have, t a ke a
course of RE
D U G E v A C /"
tre a t ments at
M A r c E l. S.
T h is m e t h o d
Scie N I, | fcallv
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design are i'm
bedded right
through each
bar of soap
and the let
t ng and
decoration will
las st rig h t
down to the
very last sliy-
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I or y o u r
S m a r t
clothes. This
S h op is SO
d e lightfully
air condi-
t / o n e d, 1t
makes this
business Of
shopping a
real pleas
Evening star., 1945-07-29

ure. You can relax and re-
fresh yourself in this cool atmos-
phere while trying on the first fall
arrivals or q summer dress to add
new life to your summer wardrobs.
GIT 18th ST. NV. MA. 1858.
0 CURIOSITY MAY HAVE
''' ~ KILLED THE CAT
;. but you'll exult over the Curl
osity that leads you to the STELOS
Evening star., 1945-07-29

largest and
most modern
health club.
T q K e a
course NOW.
Use of 10
spot = reduc-
ing machines
and invigor-
ating shower.
10 tim es.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
MRS. HOLLIS.

ND. aOLLlO.
The former Miss Valerie
Cherubini, is the daughter OF
Prot. Joseph Cherubint. Her
marriage to Ensign Thomas
Sidney Hollis, U. S. N. r., took
place recently in CIeueland.
-Trout-Wdre' Photo
(CleDeldnd).
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snags In silks, woolens and fine
linens. Runs and snags are eradi-
Gated from your precious stock
ings. 613 12th ST.
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u w. H7kANe

IS r ETS TAKE FASHION
BY THE EARS!" Give
a proud tilt to your head with a
pair Of stunning earrings.
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Announcement is made by Mrs.
John D. Leonard Of the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Mildred E
Leonard, to Corpl. Edward j. Walk
er, of Fort Mcclellan, Ala. Both
the bride and bridegroom-elect are
native Washingtonians.
The wedding will take place Au-
gust % in st. Pauls Catholic Church.
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Baker OF Mon
DAMN, Iowa, announce the engage
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Ss. products 70, America created England and finished
the original English fermu combining
London % s2o Fifth Avenue Rockefeller Center New
Evening star., 1945-07-29

$3.50. Exercises, ring rollers,
steambath and shower. 20 times,
$25. Ten half hour Swedish mas
sages with steam cabinet, $35.
1929 r ST. NV. MA. 1855.
s" Cool AS A MERMAID
and no end ex-
hilarated, you'll feel when you go
to BRESLAU, the friendly shop,
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Tank Destroyer Battalion, Rec
naissaace Company, In italy.

The engagement Of Miss Betty
Ann Dorr to Ensign John v. Reidy,
U. 8. N. r., is announced by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Dorr,
of Washington.
Ensign Reidy, who is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Michael p. Reidy, also
Of this city, received his wings at
Pensacola and now is stationed at
the Naval Air Station in Alameda,
Calf.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

COMPANY.
This W o n =
derful little
service shop
h as skilled
weayers who
can inweave
or reweave
c / g a r e t
burns, moth
holes and
Evening star., 1945-07-29

" SAVE YOUR 'oHs' AND
"AH'S" for tomorrow
morning." You're going to need
them. It's the start of the "Final
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from 9 to s: Thursday to 9; and
all day Saturday. 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DU. 0346.
=" THE COOLEST PLACE
IN TOWN" to
body-tone and spot-reduce
is ANNE KELLY'S, Washington's
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Imagine! There are
$500 pairs of white
shoes alone in this
sale. Shoes for every
occasion .. values
to S14.95 sale
priced at $6.95,
$7.95 and $8.95. Try
them on in heavenly
air conditioned COM
fort. Open daily
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brown, chartreuse and fuchsia >.
and is priced at s795. This will
give new life to your last seasons
suit. Main floor. F ST. at 18th.
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=" QUANTITIES OF FOOT
" FLATTERY" await you
in the Clearance Sale Of all sum-
mer shoes at ROSS-SATURN.
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of the 9th Air Force. He was grad
uated from Deerfield Academy and
Amherst College.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08

FOR SALE Mindem Durum seed
wheat from blue ribbon stuff
bought in 1914. viii sell SITS per
bushel. Order while it lasts John S.
Dasher, Glasgow, Fort Peck route.
6-3tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
PRAYER DAY
Here FRIDAY
FEBRUARY l6
Council of Church Women Will
Be in Charge of Annual
Observance

The World Day of Prayer will be
observed in Glasgow by a service at
st. Matthew's Episcopal church,
Friday, Feb. 16, Mrs. Lillian Lane,
president of the Council of Church
Women, which sponsors its observ-
ance, has announced. The service
will begin at 2:30.
The program for 1945 has been
prepared by four British writers in
London in behalf of the World Day
of Prayer central committee for
England. Wales and Ireland. 1t is
based on the text, That We should
show forth the praises of Him who
hath called you out Of darkness into
his marvellous light" 1 Peter 80.
Women of Glasgow Protestant
churches will participate in the
service. An offering will be taken
for the four types of missionary
work sponsored by the National
Council of Church Women-that
among migrants and sharecroppers,
providing religious directors for
United States government Indian
schools, Christian literature in many
languages and dialects, and union
colleges in China and
Observance of a World Day of
Prayer" stemmed out of the call for
such a day in 1887, when Mrs. OAR
win James. called on Presbyterian
all over the United States
% pray for the national missions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Frazer Cubs
Stop Hinsda1e
Squad, 50-2S
BY Courier Correspondent

FRAzER-The Frazer Bearcubs
reached their peak form of the year
in defeating a strong Hinsdale team
so to %, on the Frazer floor Friday
night.
The Bearcubs jumped into an
early lead and were never headed,
as they outpointed the Raiders in
each of the four quarters. The Cubs
led lis at the quarter, 26-11 at the
half, and 41-20 at the close of the
third quarter.
For the losers, Burns proved to be
very effective with his right hand
He scored six field goals during the
last half, giving him a game total
of II points. For the Bearcubs Das-
sonville and Murdoch were the big
guns with q and ID. Taylor played
his usual fine floor game and con-
tributed four field goals besides.
The two most improved men on
the squad were Holtberg, who
worked the blackboard by far the
best he has this season, and
Hentges, who proved good on de-
Tense and hard to stop on offense.
In the preliminary the Hinsdale
B squad defeated the Frazer Frosh.
FOR the winners Hillman and Mix
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Chouinard Is
Home; Was
Long Overseas

Technical Serg. Warren Chouin-
ard, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Josenh
Chouinard of Glasgow arrived
Thursday to spend a furlough wifi
his parents after % months over
seas service with the army air forces
in Europe.
He spent three weeks in England
prior to the invasion of North
Africa, where he was during fhe
entire african campaign. Later he
was stationed in Sardinia, Corsica
and Italy. His unit twice received
the presidential citation for out
standing service.
Sergeant Chouinard was pradu-
ated from the Glasgow high school
in 1889. and later was EMPLOYED at
the City Market. He enlisted Dec
27. 1941, and it has been three wears
and a month since his last visit
home. He received his training as
airman'S mechanic at the Spartan
School of Aeronautics at Tulsa
and further training at other
stations in the south.
While overseas, he was thu only
man in his outfit from Valley countv
and the only n in his squadron
from Montana. He will report at an
east coast base at the expiration of
his furlough.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08

Officials: William and LouckS, ref
erees; Larsen, scorer; , Huber time
keeper.
Glasgow fans saw a dreary per-
Torrance at the civic center Thurs
day night when Plentywood's tall
Cats whipped the Scots, 48 to &c.
Except for a short time near the end
of the second quarter, the Glasgow
club never got close to the visitors,
who capitalized well on their height
and played a deliberate game that
brought results.
johnson, big Cat forward was
especially hard to stop under the
basket and scored 20 points for the
visiting team, while Kitzenberg
racked up Is. Farrell's nine was high
for Glasgow. Plentywood showed
great accuracy at the foul line, get
ting 16 of 20 shots.
Plentywood led 1874 at the end of
the first and 22-16 at halftime. with
both teams working hard just be-
fore the rest period.
The home club failed to count dur
ing the third period, which ended
1916.
Officials: Christinson and William,
referees; Larsen, scorer; Huber,
timekeeper.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
UP AND DOWN
SCOTS TAKE
one, lose 2
PlentywoOd, Anaconda Better
on Hoop Court; Scobey
Is Loser

Glasgow high schools hoop squad
wound up a week end of basketball
competition in which it showed
form from good to Indifferent by
defeating an outclassed Scobey team,
40 to %, on the civic center court
Monday.
Previously, the Scots had let a
smart Plentywood club run over
them, 48 to &c, Thursday night, then
put up more of a battle but lost to
Anaconda's Copperheads, 81 to 30,
Saturday night.
Joe Fey was game captain Mon
day night for his last game with the
Scots. Joe left the next morning to
enter the navy.
Glasgow started a fast game to
take an early lead from the Spar
tans Monday night and increased it
every quarter. At that, both teams
missed many setups and increased it
every quarter. At that, both teams
missed many setups but the visitors
were submerged by a superior floor
game.
Thirty-five fouls were recorded
the contest, with Is credit
ed to Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Training for
SCOuterS to
Open Feb. Ii

A Boy Scout leaders training
course for all men interested in
Scouting will open in the old high
school gymnasium Wednesday night
Feb. IA, at BIS.
Three experienced leaders will be
in charge of the course, Scout
masters K. R. S%teffensen and How
ard Nelson and Assistant Scout
master Charles Kegel.
While it is called a scoutmasters'
training course, it is for all Scout
leaders, such as troop committee
men, district officers and others, it
was stressed.
Six sessions will be held with the
final requirement. for graduation"
an overnight camp that will be held
on Treasure Island near Fort Peck.
An advance enrolment of about Is
is reported and men in charge said
that anyone iterested should call
any of them.
Leadership and administration of
the patrol and troop, hiking, games,
camping, citizenship training, COM
munity use of Scouts, health and
safety, advancement and many other
subjects will be taken up.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Mistake In Names
UniteS z Cousins
By Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM-Pfc. Dan Tchenor of
a marine unit reports that by ac-
cident he met his cousin, Private
Robert BLACKBERRY, at a Pacific loca-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08

Officials: William and Loucks,
referees; Larsen, scorer; Huber,
timekeeper.
A h~ot-shooting Anaconda team
had things pretty much its own way
in defeating Glasgow, 50 to 30, on
the civic center basketball court
Saturday night. The Scots played a
much better floor game than they
did against Plentywood. but had
hard luck even on their close shots,
many of which ordinarily would
have popped in.
The Copperheads. on the other
hand, were deadly either with lay
ms or from out past the foul line.
They were paced by deadeye Dick
Cordial, whose one-handed tries
were just as good in close, way out
or on free throws. He was as cool as
a Russian general and hit 10 OF IA
gift losses with his unorthodox but
effective style. Cordial was Just as
good on the floor and often faxed
his covering man out of position to
go in for baskets.
Score by quarters was 1876, 29-16
and 1922, with the Scots having
particularly hard luck the third
period when many tries trimmed the
basket or jumped out. They made
but two free throws during the game.
II
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
Magruder Awarded
Army Air Medal.

Lieut.. Harold Magruder, formerly
of Glasgow and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul F. Magruder of Renton. Wash,
has been awarded the Air Medal,
according to word received by his
parents. Lieutenant Magruder is a
pilot with a heavy bombardment
squadron in the European theater
and recently has been stationed in
England. He already has completed
a large number of missions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-08
MUST MAKE RETURN

All farmers, ranchers, and other
employers, who do not withhold tax
from wages paid to ranch hands and
other employees. are required to
submit an information return by
February Is for each employee who
was paid $500 or more during the
preceding calendar year, Lewis Pen
well, collector of internal revenue
for the Montana district, announced.