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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
Fifth Street US0
Events Announced

The schedule of events for the
coming week to be held at the
Fifth and Orange street USO club
has been announced as follows:
Sunday, Sept. 16: 9 am. to ]
p.m.-Coffee and Doughnuts.. l p.
m.-Beach Party to Wrightsville
Beach. 2-3 p.m.-Classical Mu-
sic Interlude. p.m.-Grand Open.
ing of Dark Room. $50 pm
Buffet Supper, served by Navy
Mothers.
Monday, Sept. II: 2:30 pm
Graft. Class, Service Wives invited
to JOIN. 8 p.m.-'Druthers Night.
g pm. - Junior Service Corps
meeting. .,
Tuesday, Sept. 10: 8 p. m.-Dance
to our popular records. Leather
Graft class.
Wednesday, Sept. 10: 10 am
Service Wives breakfast - Come
join our group. 8 p.m.-Bingc
Party-Prizes.
Thursday, Sept. 20: 2:30 pm
Craft Classes. 8 pm. - Couple
Night-Popular Recordings Quiz.
Friday, Sept. 81: $3.50 pm
Autumn Formal Dance - Melody
Barons Band.
Saturday, Sept. %: 3 pm
Horseshoe Tournament. 8 pm
Oyster roast in the garden. Sports
Equipment Available: Badminton,
Bicycles, Bowling Alley, Ping
Pong, Quoits.
Washing Machine -Iron-Sewing
Machine - Kitchen. Overnight
rooms for service women and
wives of servicemen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15

BUY VICTORY BONDS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
ATU Agents Arrest Negro
AT Bladen County Still


Robert Carter, Negro, of the
Arcadia section of Bladen county
was arrested in that county Thurs
day by officers of the Alcoholic
Tax Unit and sheriff's deputies
Thursday on a charge of operating
an unregistered distillery, it was
reported by A. T. U. Investigator
G.. H. Gray, of the Wilmington Of
flee.
Carter was apprehended at the
scene of a 100 gallon steam still
and is being held under a $500
cash bond, Gray said.
Approximately $50 gallons of
mash were confiscated, it was
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
Louise Jackson,
Bride Elect, To
Be eted Today

Miss Louise Jackson, whose mar
riage will take place the latter part
of this month, will be honored
today when Mrs. Manley Williams
and Mrs. j. J. Fowler will enter
tain at a luncheon at St. John S
Tavern,
Guests have been invited for
1880 o'clock and will include close
friends of the honoree.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15

The manufacture Of paper in
Europe was first established by
the Moors in Spain in the middle
of the 18th century, the headquar-
te Of the industry being Xativa,
Valencia, and Toledo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
PERSONALS

Miss Catherine Russell and
Miss Alana Matthes left yester-
day for Briarcliff Manor, N. Y,
where they will enter Edgewood
Park school this year.
rs Marcus Goldstein, stationed
at Camp Gruber, Okla, has ar
rived in the city for a short fur
Tough with his wife at their home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
Eagle-Sears Wedding
Planned For Sunday
Evening At Calvary

The wedding of Mrs. Willie Mae
Ea gle and j. c. Allen Sears will
take place on Sunday evening at
7:3O o'clock at Calvary Baptist
church. The Rev. Mr.. Pate, pastor
Of the church, will officiate at the
ceremony.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-15
GOES TO PACIFIC

CHERRY POINT, Sept. 14.-Col.
Roger T. CARLSON, USING, has
been ordered detached from duty
here at the Marine air station
and assigned to duty in the
Pacific. .--.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
MIRE LIETUVIS BU-
YES JUODzIU
KARALIUS

Brooklyn, N. Y, Karo Lai-
vyno ligonineje siomis dieno-
mis- mire Marinu Warrant Of
ficer Faustinas E. Wirkus, 49
m. amziaus, Lietuvis, kuris per
iris metus buvo Haiti salos gy-
yentoju karalium. Jis' mire no
ilgos ligos, ir palaidotas @Arlin-
gton Nacionalese Kapinese.
10 brolis, S. Howard Wir-
kus, gyvena Flint, Mich.
Wirkus patapo La Gonave
karalium tam tikru supuolimu.
Kuomet jis gime Pittston, Pa,
kunigas pasiule il pakrikstyti
Faustinu. Man, sio straipsniu-
ko rasytojai, teko tada gwen
ii. Pittstone. La Gonave gen
te kitados turejo karaliu var
du Faustin. Wirkus gi, tar
naudamas Marinuose, buvo pa
siustas j Haiti sala sekti smu-
gelystei. Tos gentes karalie-
ne pasitrauke nuo sosto ir ap.
vainikavo Wirku Faustino II
titulu. Tose ceremonijose bu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Venckus Klasinskas Jonas, Pc

Venckus Klasinskas Jonas, Pc
trones.
Veciorskis Vincas, Sofijos.
Vicharejus Nikalojus, Kosto.
Virva Kazimieras.
Vitkauskas Pranas, Jono.
Vitukynas Vladas, Prano.
| Volciek Vladas.
Volkovicius Povilas, Jono.
Volotka Valerijonas, Juliaus.
Volovicius Adolfas, Augusta.
Volskas Vladas, Antaninos.
Voncevicius Juozas, Andriaus.
Vovieris Juozo.
| Vovieris Vaclovas, Jono.
Vrubliauskas Tadas.
Zabitas Petras, Juozo.
Zacharov Aleksandras Ivanovi
cius.
Zakas Antanas, Tomo.
Zavaliauskas Feliksas, Kazio.
Zelenevicius Petras, Petro.
Zemikauskas Juozas, Juozo.
Ziatkovskis Antanas.
Ziatkovskis Bronius.
Zostautas julius, Antano.
zalianekas Juozas, Jono
zalnieravicius Juozas, Doni-
niko
zeima Edvardas
Zeina Liudas
zeinis Marijonas, Teofiliaus
zeromskis Jonas, Mykolo
zickus Pranas, Stasio
zygas Vincas, Petro
zukaitis Aleksandras-Juozas,
Kazio
zilionis Adomas, Stasio.
(Galas)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
PravieniSkiQ zudyniQ Aukos

Strazdas Jonas, Juozo.
Strazdas zanas-Teodoras Otto,
Streikauskas Bronius, Adomo.
Strikuka Antanas, Barboros.
Strimas Pranas, Jurgio.
Suikis Leonardas.
svirbutas Adolfas, Jono.
sabunas Jonas, Prano.
Salts 'Bronius, Petro.
Sarys Antanas, Antano.
satas Bronius, Vlado.
Satas Stasys, Juozo.
sateika Jonas, Juozo.
sverbakovas Jokubas, Darijos
scialinskas Augustus, Martyno
segzda Kazys, Zenono.
Siauciulis Adomas, Antano.
Sidlauskas Alfonsas, Stasio.
Simaitis Juozas, Jono.
simalfenig Aleksas.
simalfenig Tadas.
Simukonis-Simukauskas Pranas
Antano.
Sitavek Juozas.
Siulta Petras, Juozo.
siuskevicius Eduardas, Bal
traus.
sopis Juozas, Juozo.
Spilior Juozas.
strimaitis Kostas, Vinco.
sukys Jonas, Kosto.
Sumskas Raimundas, Jono.
Sunauskas-Senauskas Adolfas,
Petroneles.
svedas Jonas, Prano.
Svernelis Jonas.
Talaisa Antanas, Jono.
Talakauskas Juozas, Stasio.
Taraila Juozas, Juozo.
Taraila Stasys, Jurgio.
Tarasevicius Jonas, Antano.
Tataicenka Jurgis, Mykolo.
Telycanas Juozas, Mykolo.
Terebas Mamertas, Augusta.
Tiskevicius Benediktas, Jono.
Tiurinas Viktoras, Jono.
Tultekas Antanas, Jokubo.
Tupis Jonas, Aleksos.
Ulinavicius Petras, Juozo.
Ulinskas Jurgis, Antano.
Urbonas Kazys, Jono.
Urbonas Pranas, Prano.
Urbonavicius Vincas, Petro.
Vadeika Stasys, Vinco.
Vaiciekauskas Jonas, Leono.
Vaiciunas Pranas, Petro.
Vainuta Leonas, Jurgio.
Vaizas Alfonsas, Juozo.
Vaisnys Pijus, Pijaus.
Vaitekunas Povilas, Igno.
Vaitkevicius Titas.
Vaitukaitis Jonas, Motiejaus.
Valancius Antanas, Antano.
Vapsva Bronius, Jono.
Vasiliauskas Juozas, Jurgio.
Vaskevicius Antanas.
Vaskevicius Viktoras, Juozo.
Vazgevicius Vaclovas, Vinco.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Keneianciuju tarpe yra tavo
brolis, sesuo, senas tevelis, mo-
CUTE ar tolimesnis gimme.
AR ATLIKAI SAVO PAR
EIGA Ar jiems pagelbejai? ?
Jei dar neiteikei savo aukos
NATIONAL WAR FUND, sku-
bek tai padaryti tiesiai arba
per savo victim United Lithu-
anian Relief Fondo skyriq.
Ar jau savo drabuziu dali
atidavei nukentejusiems Lietu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

vo atlikta gyvuliu aukojimas
ir laukiniu juodziu sokiai.
Sis Lietuvis valde La Coma
vus per iris metus Xxi tapo is
keltas j kita vieta. 10 valdy-
mas apeme pareigas teisejo,
taksu rinkejo, mokytojo ir pa
tarnautojo lake gimdymu. Ia
gente turejo $4,000 pinigu ban
ke kai Wirkus ten pribuvo, o
kuomet jis apleido, paliko ju
izde $4,000. Veliau jis tapo
rasytoju ir kalbetoju.
.sPo isstojimo is marinu, jis
netrukus vel, 1889 metals, is
toto militarinen tarnybon ka-
reiviu rekrutavimui. Spaliu m.
1943, General Motors savo ra-
dio programe, Victory is Our
Business, apipasakojo apie
Wirkaus gyvenima.
Flint, Mich, jis lankesi du
kartu, viena karta dar buda-
pas karalium, ir pripirko au-
'tomobilius Haiti gyventojams.
10 zmona, Julia, ir sunus,
Faustinas Jr., gyvena New
Yorke.
Ona C. Aksomaitis.
Detroit, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

burma, mes labai norejau gerti. Kur dabar eiti ?
Vakaru puseje pamaciau dvara, kur mes anks-
ciau su bolsevikais buvome uzeje duonos prasy-
ii, bet nieko nebuvome gave. Vel sumaniau
eiti ia dvara ir prasyti pagalbos. -Jau buvo
pradeje temti. Nudroziau. Issilauzes gera laz-
dyna nuo sunny apsiginti, iejau kiema.
Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
TAIP, TAMSTA!

TAIP, TAMSTA!
Esi sotus, gyveni pastogeje.
graziai apsirenges, skubi j Sill
tus savo namus, pas savo Sci
ma. -.
Bet ar zinai, ar pagalvojai
jog milijonai nekaltu zmoniu
siadien Europoje ir kitur is
metyti po ivairius krastus ba-
dauja, be pastoges, be avail
mes. be drabuziu, be patalines,
be medikales pagalbos kencia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

"
Stai ellie kitu vardQ, Pravie
niskiuose bolseyiku nuzudytl
zmoniu, 1941 metals Rusams
begant is Lietuvos:
Pisazevicius Jonas, Juozo.
Plauciunas Antanas, Juozo.
Plauciunas Vincas, Juozo.
Plikusovas Sebastijonas, Tado
Podlipajevas Serafimas.
Povilionis Bolius, Kazio.
Pozera Juozas, Motiejaus.
Pranckevicius Antanas, Mato.
Pranckunas Juozas, Antano.
Pruskovskis Juozas.
Puodziunas Alfonsas, Elzes.
Rackevicius Mamertas.
Racinskas Antanas, Alekso.
Rakauskas Antanas, Juozo.
Rasimas Kazys, Antano..
Rasciukevicius Leonardas,
Juozo. .
Razmas Juozas, Juozo.
Regina Stasys, Magdes.
Ribickas Jonas, Juozo.
Rickus Pranas, Vinco.
Ridzevicius Bronius, Jackaus.
Rimdeika Marijonas, Jono.
Rimkevicius Leonas, JuoZo.
Rimkevicius Vladas, Vlado.
Rindzevicius Ignas, Kazio.
Ryderis Karolis, Eduardo.
Rozanskas Vaclovas, Juozo.
Rumainocovas Jievapijus,
Salmanido.
Rupkus Leonas, Jono.
Ruskys Saliamonas, Juozo.
Sabaliauskas Antanas, Antano
Sadauskas Juozas, Petro.
Sajonis Izadorius, Zofijos.
Samardokas Aleksas, Jono.
Sanborskis Vaclovas.
Sankalas Antanas, Jono.
Sauka Povilas, Jono.
Savickas Morkus, Lukjono.
Sekmokas Vladas, Stasio.
Semcesen Antanas.
Sendzius Juozas, Juozo.
Serafinas Vilius, Kazio.
Sereika Juozas, Jurgio.
SiemaSka Feliksas, Jono.
Simanavicius Stasys, Juozo.
Sinkevicius Kazys, Juozo.
Sinkevicius Vitalius, Antano.
Sireika Jonas, Agotos.
Syrius Jonas, Alekso.
Sitkevicius Antanas, Ipolito.
Sito Pranas.
Skirutis Kazys, Kazio.
Skutulas Antanas, Norberto.
Smislovskis Stasys.
Solomko Mykolas, Osipovic.
Spudys Bronius, Prano.
Stasiukonis Jonas, Petro.
Stauga Petras, Jono.
Steigvila Stasys, Juozo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Begdamas toliau pamaciau SUI rcgutemis va
ziuojanti vaika. Paprasiau jo pakeisti mano
apsiausta ant jo kepures. Vaikas sutiko &C.
raj SUI kepure, bet be apsiausto saita. Tuomet
paprasiau jo duoti savo vatinuka. Jis mielai
man dave Sick tick apsirenges droziau toliau.
Iejes misko pakrasti, susirieciau po egle.
Nusiprausiau SUI sniegu ir paemiau jo kick j
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

viams? Nepamirsk taip pat
kencianciu Lietuviq, vaikuciu
ir suaugusiu, kuriems reikia:
drabuziu, apavo, patalines, vi
taminu, medikamentu, kenuoto
maisto, muilo, knygu. Trum-
pal, jiems reikia visko ka rel
kia NUNS kasdien.
Sustok ir pagalvok dabar kai
United Lithuanian Relief Fl
101 Grand Street
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

sesi SUI Selma ar draugais prie
gardziu pietu stale, kai eisi ]
rubine, kai skaitysi knyga, kai
gydysies, kad tavo vientauciai
to visko neturi, kad jie to vi
so laukia ir is taves.
Siusk savo, gauk is kito, nu-
pirk krautuveje, bet aukok -
siusk viska j:
nd of America Inc. Warehouse
Rrnaklvn IL. N. Y.
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Mano mainai SUI berniuku

Palikes kepure, leidausi begti. Tick bu-
vau isvarges, kad .maniau jau nebeisbegsias
Begau misko link zie,nos pietus Pribeges
miska, pamaeiau kad man apsiaustas kruvinas
Nusivilkau ir bandziau il SUI sniegu isplautj, bet
veltui. Paemes kick sniego nurijau. Sick tick
atsigaivinau ir pasidare lengviau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
kaip Lietuviai savo Laisve gyne Is metal atga|

Oieve mano, Dieve! Kad as nieko neturiu) -
sudejavo ponia. Bet, kick pagalvojus, istrauke
is krosnies kazkoki puoda SUI kruopomis ir ati-
dave NUNS
Nors kruopos buvo ir aprugusios, bet mes
jas gardzai suvalgeme ir ju skonio nepajutome
Tx visa beda, kad nebuvo duonos.
- Boze moi, Boze, visa laika dejuoja
ponia. - Bolsevikai viska is names ateme; tik
paliko vena kambari ir viena avi
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
Expanded Northwest Service
Seen i'm Airline Request

Air
lines, seeking to expand its present
domestic network by bringing serv-
ice to important communities in
northwestern states not on its
trunk routes but closely related to
them. plans to fly an additional 1884
miles and to eXpend more than
three-Quarters of a million dollars.
Sixteen cities would be added to the
system in what is known as the
North Central case.
This is disclosed in exhibits filed
today with the civil aeronautics
board on the basis of data supplied
by the company's bureau of econ
omic research and its operations de-
partment. Hearing will be held at
Oes Moines, Iowa. March 5 before
examiners Of the CAB.
This hearing follows by less than
a month hearings before the board
It Washington, d. c., On NWA APP
plicationS to fly to Alaska end the
Orient. Further integrating its pres
ent and proposed flying programs
NWA filed with the board Feb. 10
an application to fly from Detroit to
Washington by way of Cleveland and
Pittsburgh.
All Of these cases fit into the air.
lines overall plans for a 30,000-mils
domestic and international air net
work.
70 initiate the routes in the North
Central case, NWA proposes to spend
S725, $50 for operations by 14-pas-
senger S%aturn-type planes, including
$40 200 for purchase of five planes
of this type. An additional $29,650
would be spent for equipment to eX-
tend service by DC-3 planes al
ready owned.
In its exhibits NWA disclosed that
it proposes two round trips daily
Saturn type planes on the fol-
routes:
Chicago to Twin Cities via Rock
ford. ILL.,. Dubuque. Iowa and
MN.
Chicago to Twin Cities via Beloit-
GAINESVILLE, Wis. and Lacrosse, Wis.
Milwaukee to Duluth. via Green
Bay, Wis.
Duluth Fargo and East Grand
Forks to Spokane. via Devils Lake,
dinot and Williston. N. D., and
glasgow. Havre. Great Falls. Cut
,pnk-ShaIhy ard Kalispell. Mont.
In addition, NWA proposes to fly
wo round trips daily between Min
leapolis-St. Paul and Billings,
toot.. via Aberdeen. S. D.. and two
ounds trips daily between Billings
nd Butte, Mont. via Bozeman,
Iont., with dos planes. J
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

an uncanny ability to steal re-
bounds in the midst of tall players
led the Raider scoring, seconded by
WESLEY Watson, with Seeley doing a
nice job on his blackboard.
Dean Seller, Nashua scoring ace,
had an off night, but counted Is.
Viste's work at guard aided the
Porcupines.
Going into the fourth Seller
counted from the field, then made
a free throw and it was 1922 for
Hinsdale. Burns got a gift toss, but
Thompson's corner shot hit and sue
cessiye free throws by Seller and
Erickson tied it at 1926 with l:50 to
go. Drabbs jumped for a long pass
and was charged with a personal,
which Erickson converted and
Nashua went ahead 27-26.
Burns shot on Vlste's foul was
good and it was 27-27 as the rafters
rang. Sellers side shot split the
cords and Nashua went ahead with
SIS seconds remaining. Viste was
penalized, his fifth foul, but Hins-
dale elected to take the ball out-of-
bounds, gambling for a last-minute
basket, which Wesley Watson made,
dribbling in fast, and it was 1929,
with 80 seconds left. AS the teams
battled for the ball, Ross Rennick
fouled. Bill Thompson stepped up to
the line and tossed a perfect shot.
1t was 1929. Twice more the des-
perate Raiders fouled as they fought
for the ball, but both times Nashua
took it out of bounds and in Sec
onds the gruelling contest was over.
The summary:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

Region ineludei Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, PnnyKmi, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode
Isnd, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware Maryland.
Region 2 indudei Virginia, West Virginia. Kentuk, Tennsae,N North Carolina, South
CnOin, Georgia, Alabama, ArkannS
Region } include; North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kna, Oklahoma, Texas.
MOnuna-w Wyoming, Colorado. Nev Mexico. Idaho. Utah. Arizona Nevada Wilmington,
Oregon, California
Region 4 includes; Mnneots,W hcOni,L @miHna, Missouri, IUs, Indiana, Florida, Vermont,
New Hampdhre Maine
The Committee views with alarm a general liquidation of war
plant facilities on the ground that it would produce a further con-
centraton of manufacturing in the North and East. The evil of this
result is described as follows:
The impulse of Capitalization is TO destroy in advance all OPP
portunities for competitive capital and competitive enterprise. Cen
iralization creates a glut in the banks; forces cheap money on the one
hand and anxiety about investment on the other; spreads Illustration
and breeds statism. 1t is the greatest single destructive force of free
enterprise in the world. A
Despite the Committees conviction that manufacturing would
succeed in the West and South if only it were begun, the fact is
that such ventures do involve greater risks than are involved in
proven territory. But the federal taxes on business and on individual
Incomes are the same everywhere. AS long as these taxes stand at
their present levels, risk taking will be limited everywhere. When
the taS system is so revised as to permit everyone to keep a sub
stantial part of the fruits of his labor or his investments. then the
West and South will prosper along with the East, in the only natural
and normal way by which greater prosperity can be achieved:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
General Plank Is
Awarded Bronze
Star by Gen. Lee

Brig. Gen. E. G.. Plank, former
Fort Peck engineer officer, was
awarded the Bronze Star in the
European theater recently, accord
ing to a clipping received by Ira
Tourtlotte of Fort Peck from his
son, Private Eugene Tourtlotte, who
is in the unit commanded by Gener-
al Plank. The award was presented
bv Lieut. Gen. John G. H. Lee, in
charge of supply operations in the
European theater. 1t accompanied a
citation by Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
commencing several groups for aid
in establishing and manning Mouse
river defenses, swift movement of
troops to critical points and the
continuation Of supply functions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
Letters to
the Editor
OTHER HOOP S%TANDOUTS

HOOP SIANDOUIS
To the Editor:
1 am inclined to disagree with the
all-time basketball teams picked by
a Hinsdale man in your last weeks
issue. True, he has some of the out
standing players. yet that length Of
time from 30 to '43 gives out plenty
of good players
1 believe these should be added tC
the list of outstanding players.
wouldn't go so far as to pick out
complete teams, for, although I have
had quite a bit of connection with
basketball in northeastern Montana,
1 don't believe I could do justice to
all who deserve credit for outstanding
play.
However, I sincerely believe the
following deserve at least mention:
For Nashua, how about Philip Nit
chell, Elmer Ulvestad, Billy Chap
man, Philip Envy, Bob Manning and
Joe Lutz?
And for the Frazer Bearcubs, Mel
vim Flynn, Lloyd Bird, Melvin
Weasa, Joe jackson, George Foss,
Loren Strand, Lloyd Dassonville,
Willard Sweeney, Bob Westland and
Harold Bridges.
And Hinsdale has had Lloyd An
derson, Bud Hillman, Harvey Lund,
Walter Hansen, Herman Burns and
j. Kerwin.
For Wolf Point, I believe Mr..
Weingartner did a neat job of choos-
ing.
Why not give them a bit of credit
by mentioning their nameS2 Those
who are still living, even though
scattered in all the theaters of war,
would enjoy being remembered for
something they truly are by many
fans. I, too, would join many in en-
joying to see these old basketball
players given mention. Thank you.
Mrs. John Peterson
Scobey, Mont.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
ID AFTERNOON

A determined Opheim team that
never gave up trailed Frazer, SO to
90, in Friday afternoons single con-
test. 1t never picked up a lead but
it never allowed the fast-shooting
Bearcubs a safe margin, either.
Hubert Arneson and walter Me
hoff carried the brunt of the game
for the losers while the Frazer
triumvirate, Dassonville, Murdoch
and Taylor, spanked a Bearcub Of
fensive. Although he was not high
scorer, several counters by Taylor
came just when they were needed
most. Murdoch counted six goals.
DaSsonville, a bit off the range, on
verted but 4 Of IL shots at the foul
line.
Frazer's lead by quarters was 9-5,
1914 and 1922. For a time in the
third it looked as if the Cubs would
pull away when they ran the count
up to 25-15, but the logged Vikings
made an uphill comeback to white
the margin.
The summary:
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Saturday morning contests for the
right to play for third and fourth
that night saw two very close con-
tests, with Malta winning from a
fighting Hinsdale club, SO to 80, and
Saco taking the Frazer Bearcubs, So
to 33.
Burns and Morehouse of the Raid
ers led their scoring during the first
half, while Leach and Funk did the
cunning for Malta, to give the Mus
tangs a 22-18 lead at rest time.
Hould and Hromas sustained the
Mustang edge the second half, while
Burns shooting was the main factor
to keep Hinsdale in the running.
The
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Stops German CounterblowS;
Lieut.. Cited

For heroic achievement in con-
uection with military operations
against the enemy" near Saarlauten
Germany, in December, First Lieut..
Lewis c. Archambeault has been
awarded the Bronze Star, according
to word received in Glasgow by his
wife, Mrs. Helen Archambeault.
Lieutenant Archambeault also
wears the Purple Heart, with cluster,
for wounds suffered in France, Nov.
10, and again at the time for which
the Bronze Star was given him.
Neither was serious and he has fully
recovered.
After crossing the Saar river,
Lieutenant Archambeault and his
platoon were moving along a road
toward the bridgehead which a
company was helping to secure,
when a German scout a was en-
%countered.
"Bayoneting the occupant, the
platoon moved on to the bridgehead
area, where First Lieutenant Arch
ambeault deployed it cleverly to re-
sist effectively any enemy counter
attacks which might develop" the
citation adds. Throughout the en-
suing action in which the enemy
launched several counterattacks,
First Lieutenant Archambeault'S ag-
gressive leadership and superior skill
at organizing positions were con-
stantly inspiring to his men, reflect
ing great credit on him and or the
military service"
Lieutenant A~rchambeault is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Archambeault
of Fort Peck. He attended Montana
State college and later was employed
in the engineer office at Fort Peck.
He entered the army in October,
1912, later attending officer candi-
date school at Fort Benning, Ga,
from which he graduated in August,
1913. He has been overseas since
1914.
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Ranger Team Ends
i'm First Place
i'm School League
BY r

In a championship game played in
the city school intramural league
Thursday night, Huber'S Rangers
trounced Nelson's Lions, IA to 6.
The game, however, had no effect
or the position of either team and
also ended this league schedule. In
dividual scoring for the series shows
Ernie Benson on top with 38, Hol-
land with "a, Leonard L~ajimodiere,
81; Wayne Larson, 90, and Kenney
Paulson, 90.
A new league Is now bsing formed
and captains are Dale Moore, Wayne
Larson, Gail S%tensland, Larry Hol-
land, George Cole and Curtis McVee.
In the only game played so far.
Moore's Pirates defeated the Stems
land Weasels, Is to II.
Coaches for teams have not been
announced.