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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-23
Senator's Plan
To Block FDR
Cabinet Move
Handling OF RFC, Other
Agencies By Wallace Is
Angrily Opposed

WASHINGTON, Jan. o.
UP).-Angry senator's to-
night served notice that they
will block President Roose-
velts political reward NOM
iastlon Of Henry A. Wallace
to be Secretary of Commerce
unless control over the Gov
ernment's multi-million dol
lar lending agencies is kept
out of the former vice presi-
dents hands.
The basis for such compromise
solution Of what otherwise may de-
velop into the bitterest Senate fight
since the Presidents unsuccessful
Supreme Court reorganization plan
Of 1897, was offered by Chairman
Walter F. George, O.-Ga.) of the
Senate Finance Committee.
Within an hour after the Wallace
nomination reached the Senate,
George introduced a bill to divorce
from the Commerce Department
the handling of the Reconstruction
finance Corporation a n d related
lending agencies which have been
part OF the department since 1912.
The measure was the first tangi-
bic rebuttal fired by conservative
members of Congress who resent
ed Mr.. Roosevelt's substitution Of
Wallace for the veteran Jesse H.
Jones. They objected particularly
10 the prospect of what they called
AN inexperienced man" handling
the functions of the lending agen-
cies.
The nature of the opposition by
conservative forces was epitomized
by George who told press confer
ence he did not object to Wallace
as Secretary of Commerce so long
as control over the lending agen-
cies is kept out of the hands of
someone-and I'm not rejecting on
Mr., Wallace-Someone without ex-
ecutive training, without business
experience"
To the extent that Mr.. Roose-
Velts appointment would grant
Wallace such powers, George said
1t is most regrettable in view of
MS lack Of experience in finance,
business and investment.
MY conversation with great
many Senate leaders convinces
me that there is strong opposition
10 confirming his nomination as it
now stands" he said.
Similar sentiments were voiced
ty other influential senators who
declined to be quoted by name.
limiting that he would not have
ollered his bill had not Mr.. Roose-
Velt made the all inclusive nomi-
nation, George aid he would
press hard for passage Of the
measure. The bill and WaHace's
nomination will be presented to
Inc Senate Commerce Committee
u lO:30 am. tomorrow. Chairman
0oS'an Bailey, ON. c. said the
.vlilmlttee would decide h e n
whether the George Bill or the NOM
Malon would be considered first.
possible hint that the COM
All'lee might pigeon hole t h e
A0'lllhatlon came from George who
Noh'ihued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-23

protect operation of the Tydings
Act setting up a formula for the
guidance of local draft boards in
considering deferments for farm
workers.
The labor amendment was called
"an anti closed shop amendment
by Chairman May O.-Ky.) Its eff
feet would be that a man who is di-
rected to a job or who volunteers
for one listed as essential and
for which volunteers have been re-
quested, shall have his choice OF
joining or staying out of a union.
This choice could be exercised
regardless of whether the job is
in "closed shop where a union
Continued on Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-23

tails civil population began imme-
diately after Nazi party officials
moved out of the capital, the
neutral diplomat said, and one
report reaching Berlin residents
said the Russian vanguards were
only $50 kilometers Q61 miles,
from Berlin-four miles closer
than Russian communicates indi-
Gated.
The German radio has not ad-
1nitted an evacuation of the cap
ital, but said Germans were
streaming from offices and work
shops to join the battle against
the invaders in East Prussia, while
other reports reaching Stockholm
told of speedup in troop move
Continued On Pare Two. Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-23
FORECAST

rartiy cloudy and slightly colder today
- moderate southerly winds shifting
to westerly.
Yesterdays temperatures:
Rigb, 5a-Low' 40.
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-23

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
THIS AND THAT

Had Chanee 90 meet AIR
KNIGHT husband ~ the formo
JOAN THOMPSON M Kmeht
was q naval aviator but Is nnN A
ctNIes VIII hr ketak M.lsl..t
eswera and flesh nuiu aft.efut rt
be- taak mann nel.ft pastures
1l lhc Watson Sauer vcduluE
MRS JACK THOMPSON E. .,I
talHly bubblIns asci ln s..i .g
De-. A. J1s aFHfa .. sI
backed has ear .adaeut ard
found hs rea. wheels 4u a. ff.
hub cap u dIE.h CAPTAIN
GEORGE ALLAN WARREN Fl
tre Aru"s aapp,nsd tsta q
Spar, foU chain los # . ans
-.un us- fesdS Ga. ..ts t N.st
hand FIst f.a faul @
naf nldesna 81 fa. re.f f..
naval officer psIsunrt. pg f...
shoulder e. the wheel emf afn
go combined effort. th, -a.Hr
eass c1r came night oat Geo $50
Allan remarked thaf fn, Now
sa- mighty nne except Nhe- d
goes aground
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
ISLAND CITY
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION
AT GARDEN or kIRKES

~ &AMLGM ~ AANA ID
CataInl, enjoyed the reception
held at the home IS MR. AND
AIRS WALLACE BRYAN
kIRkE on Caroline street fN
MISS MARTHA ZHUG d
WATSON end LIEUT. RODENT
, SAUER. Who WeIe married 1f
81 FauIs EpiseapaI Church Fl-
d.F afternoon AXIS SAUER s.
snpWn 60 q host e frlsnds "a X
West She Is an artist af Hrp.'.
Bni has htld seNta l important
.#H.tfane -. uglsliF.- n es'.
.fful WatcrCulufs and has uad.
Many ~ ere kct West Scene SIR
SAJER Was attached ta fhe Coast
Guard here ard directed aIr-sea
seue aptrl'lors fal Whl'e
Mrs WATSON Is delightful
enthusiasts person MRS SACER
the groom mother. IS from Mlch
lgsn orig naIiy hut noa h.ts u
Magnolia springs Al hawa
The klRkE garden Is beautiful
and has grown quite q great deal
since this 4r.t.f had srsr Il he
fore thg waI r. ha that delight
fui unRiy feeling uf uxu ttHt
fruEilal growth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
KEY WEST TO HAVE
SIGHTSEEING BOAT

Key West na@y shortly have y
20 foot sixhtss~ing beat much
lie tie Nskkns % Mama which
RS enjoyed . wemenagas popu-
ls~ity.
A nftv foot bnat Is bsing
readiaa AZ Gulf Deck ard may
operase this winter showing yisi-
tors the interesting waterfront Of
Key west
The beat b sturdy and is equip
ped with two sngines ard remote
controls. TIE 0wnxr ststes that
here wiii ~ . pubiic address, sys-
ten Installed where a tsiker vii
point ous the various sights
seats wiil ~ arranged IN four
rows frosn nsuw 90 stern and thirty
~ fovty pers0ns will be accom-
nodated az ore tire There -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
COULD HAPPEN ANYwHERE

ont p.nf ahllh has paFt.44
lafIv uu,.a ..n uut, e t-.
lalk among aoth .,,aI ioiA art
....f... H. uI.- tf. U.
eard.flan IseaIn aUi fnen e-f
With Gas remark fhat the .a
~ The slts has travelled
'ts entire sautftHn ma eastern
..a.f 90 tH. Jnt,l ~t.s.s ..d
has found n cash slWats sHm.
condition mu.r worse than ans
cited u nv Wet For fnstanes
New Orleans wa. referred ta a.
q foreign city TIE ammt4
up housing af Orange Texas al
joining ths srgbutidIra wards
where In a hne could D. seen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

Ys veteran. fr business
..9 aaies ts faCtoIles.
Nsa.frsrg Wefe q million
tr I... .sfmates H three
.... ftaIs
Ia* f81U Ho
asa. teuand Ger non-eNisf-
49,. t.r. rsfmatgd o. exceed
rH .r.fe
Al #r Of. go ur IVA m
al. kEHtI Valley
assistant 60 Press
frHt TFsiu
T harit "a wear
Fafn SNYDER
80 Y hat thers Is $40 Say o.
t. HfHrH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
LOCAL RErUHEEEs TIRED

1lu cen sensc tTetruss
among the returning serpcmen
= kes Wei ms wIu TAKE .
hlk tw, ca ne one Army ~
l.sI told H. tlaf BE- feels a
faaslet as naar 90 ,ach da1 Az
..ro Army prVstF lpuks Nun.
a.unsIs around sf the ueruc.s
H het Wet and falk. SLOWLY
ud Ions 3. fFeods met an frt
street e. ewes grow large and
ss nR aheU Pee mentions fnt
h..i hs seHf th oaEh and he SAYS
hwly end Aladly mat he dldrf
hHetf De- would 81 thTeuEr 10
go naf Hsft nl o. and Whaf s
t..ra COLONEL NED NJ
CARTHY could hardly take a..
..e- oif PSI. Nlfe. DOROTHY
.aue t.s resent o. .aaah EN- kst
west Colonel Ned ChaIted Ir..
waters a, Gar a. Marathon fa.
Coast and Geuictle survey s.w-
u.effng fhe survey tn 1887. srH
aufHk ths war used Pas talent
tt t A.ms nE.H.. ...fe
.- aaI moving rHe infantry .r
"a go ta the hual lump .F.r tHe
4. Rhine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
DEEPER LOVE tor KEY wEsT

f s different cts g. return
Gus sstsIctmsu buf o. ra- .sl
...t ft.r. fr. 81.
gre O't Rnck 20 THESE rn,n TH.
ia n.Nrf ,.aus ale al k.u. tr.
Ns.r y 80 ras r.-".t Is.
ra Whitehead Street. ne4 --
THai ard health amt. nN r.a
rs 40 p#n.ana and at Re-r
b.a.r ana - ~.a'f Beech samt
~ fhe .ld hoats kraAn here
finally p.I.ta ap a1 t-e -aua r....
Ca rest aftsr yeas ST hsatl. .l-
af sea b. the chaliaHEs o. tr.
CIV. setu rIBE Nputr ut-
rtudHas and ett.Nu4t seHs
ready fH1 TO-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
RENE GARCIA AND
WIFE VISITORS HERE

ScrRe ~ Rene Frank Garcia
q 81 vas attached 90 tire Eighth
Ar Force m ERE European Thea
tle of war and his Nife Louisa.
are slailnE has parents. Mr anu
Gr Nicasso Garcia of SD PoF-
E Place iHf e short whIIe.
SHEtant Garcia was ~ the
ETO iar fWtrfs five months and
eas honorahIy discharged OCto-
r.r % With has s1fe BE- drove 90
ktf Wet and arrived here
Thursday
Born aId raised IN KEY West.
sergeant Carcass residence Us
u.H n NrR York Cig
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

a. Individual window 70 each two
s. ats
Charter boatmcn have been
readying their boats for some
tine n0e BAT lack 81 docking facl-
liiles will hamEcr efforts. Before
the war charter boafmen opera a.
cgi from piers at Craig Dnck bot
a. present fhls d a rnvai activity
Garrison Biaht has been Proposed
as q site u possible municipal
docks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
JARASS NEWSPAPERS SURVIVE
TIE RUIN OF TEN YEARS WAR
FOLLOWING THROUGH


The bensfit sane Ia, -.
aedsiied for George MalRrat a
Ne Municipal Stadium on Flaelrr
Antnue yesterday afternoon a.
TOP due 20 ire actions o. the
manager Of the Red Raiders-sh..
eiao on which Malgrat Is q mem
bar
TIE Raiders I'D not snow up
inf me same. bet the Machtnists
eanie ouL 49, did the American
t@sion boys They showed their
we sportamanHhip. for IN case
hse That q MalRrat no matter
Ahat happened the boys should
hafe some cut and PLAYED the
gan7e Tor ere ~ their injured
cnmraaes-reRaraless 81 what :
manager may say
Dario PcreE win D. rated Snrrt
Ne oue IN ksy Wei b. not
nnif went out and wanted a. play
an ere hcucfit game. bat ~ flrn-
uhr8 the balls for ire cnntre,
owner sports were Jesus Garcia
AMI Butter Roberts. past returned
irnn the armed services They
ffme out 90 play Tata Valdez
thrta Baker. Eloy Acevrdo. Pa
rfo Machln Rohert Bethel vii
iaws CEIk mnd -Cun I.asfrc.
uf fhr aachnists. and G Valdez.
Clauir NaideE. Kerr MeCo, r
ltret a. Cruz Jss FIenas. Roo
rtf. 4 sWeotlng and Meador ol
AmnF.rar Legion started q game
Hlst a. gIve the fans present a.
sf au exhibition affair SKIP
Hueaa ard Cur Garcia we're
aaa HHf
#nnef great spoTts ~ thc Red
NameFs are composed of Chas
AlHwg Jim Aibufs JOE Mira
lass RotFEueE. Vargas. Pie Tray
naF svetting. hernandez r
Tfrmps q and Sport NJ D
Theodore Alnury. manager
Taa nlteI behaves that ~
aFfrr in fhf " arld can one match
Hhat happened Yesterday for
ften in Japan aud Germany. the
Huns and Nlps s.uuid help a fal
.rr caFnFslf Here Wf find fsl-
ia msmteff falline t1 respond
o. ~ appeal e. pIay heneft
game Or one ~ their huddies
na had the misfortune of inluf-
me a beg while 81 actiun on thr
Uel8 The opposing club. Whieh
uas naa morally bound 90 play
af "a. as hov up fof the Ranr
NreardIess uf shat Was Ir tft
rna afapsrs aT ahat vas done ~
iranue uleeiing 90 fellow
tIsteH af thts injured man should
fat# shuan their respects and
ssmpathV by going out 90 the
stadium and PLAY ln the beuciif
nr fH Born n was only "a mat
Co. 81 Help,ng PLAYER and had
nfh.ra whatever 81 do UIth fhg
se.se ar anything glee There
As r1 mafNahle rNCuse Sos ths
s.f.r taker nF ths manager and
rIsste .i fhe Rsd Halasss. " nun1
as nsa dur SEQ, greatest sport.
n tas world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
ONE. TWO. THREE. FoUR

LINCOLN. llL-The -four All
wan boNs cauc housc from thr
WaI ga tuuI suCcUssfee aaYs
AI,nle of the ScateCs came first
, ma Jr ~ Army Az FoFcs
saw, next. be- Was isiIoRed be-
uuelI Uf the NstF and william
rHs MHnes They had ga Fc-
g.. s.i rlruabr discharges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

MmwmRaamwm~m42 m@axx RnHm less
wam - fma9we24 90 Tm@ EfNamwm "a
tme Fmsm 90 Em a w@W@ e@w wmwh laser
saan. hma Gma anfnkmaM ehmsMs fss
ah~ frat - wwFas sW hess - 81~
Em@ rate SEA n&mma2mR@ aER~ - -
ss~nM amd ana mfm4mm@ aAmEma fps
ah@ fk9wa - w@w@2 90 less 60 as.
Rmymema So efmmssftwa 1aSeEttse~
aa@mam - fnsaramNtY - a9wmn~s. hwt
r1wmamN m8wwwatswwm wtSA te@meE 60
sMe39M eAnEmwa
To 8mmmFw w@altma&twn. e@wy mmms
- ~ ah~ affae@ hefaFs a. sseteeM 80
ahS azy 90 w2Ataem0k@A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

DALLAS Tex.-Sandy Tex. q
member 81 the K-s Corps. has
received his honorable discharge
ard l. home agaln HIS master.
pfc Rov X Revnoias. ~ Sandy
enlist just three months before
~ entered himself on ms lTth
3 rthday Roy was killed en- Iwo
Jua last February.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

tal-is then houses and tents
built on trucks ana finally shaeks
art t,nt. pitch-d ON the ground
Aas iaf worse than anything seen
.n slls co4ntfN thus faI by thls
~l'er Dirt and disease and i'm
leameufs to Aarklng conditions
u Baltimore and Curtis B8y.
h land Atrc almost lntu.ar-
.tie ~rns ~ ere rafasIs "a
..r'.ous at.e NtA ). b Boston.
tr.-aEu. arlch are considered
COED lhsrty loans ~ The seIv
...- Ths lar-s hack t1 oar
rai uarf There 81, pat
terms o. small town and large
.|F coalitions during tfe war
.rd Eey Wc~i was M worse than
'hsr HHr bosom struck small
t.an. As to moral conditions
sT. Panama Ctfv Flw ia
#el. fne LISTS trained in BEACH
a-s f.H Iu<aslans. Was n1ort HH-
3 vHh q. dives and ffs rowing
nE uHo frequently engaged iu
k.Iic fights wlth sailors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
dEADLEss cock GAINS
WEIGHT

FBCTTA. Cot - Mike. five
wonths-old white Wyandstfs
CtEkcrel. has .aimed q pound
since has head was Cuf Of a. days
aao Scientists say fha' inis hap
penaed because the basal portion
,i he ttalns remained connected
vain the p.nal Clrd End the thrast
end " udFlpc NlIc jeff ulalt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

.h.# .rH. 8r.ef D.n.
tt tH.f Allies NItn Al
..4 ru.I a.f.kr ru fftI esili-
ara 8uef.an Alrcadv there
nai.t anUnE thr AllHss far
pllfumlnaucc ~ Get.
rar Berlin Is ttpical OF the
- ht rap there siN ere under
u.s..s.n control aue under AWgI-
- ana ane un8er British
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

Two lots. coFner Seu'ina AMI
Thompson. and 90 Accent '#f
Good residential seCtHon App.s
1905 Summary street upstairs
nog3--tA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

; and S-bedroogn bunRalows
furnished ana unfurnished
small down payment. balance
payabls nonthly Johnson A
Johnson. Phone 3T2 novI-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

1 bia stand c.ecluc ian. . 10
bart siUeE irfants hcd $500.
Appls ll28 U.tls.ua 81
move -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
Classified Column


ron SALE
2 and S-bedrcoEn bHngalo,vx
furnished ana unfurniShed
small down payment. balance
payabls monthly Johnson a
Johnson Phone 3T2 novI-tf
Noticc-lss2 Chevrolet Coupe
w1th racio. for sale Red Brick
Garage. Saro1ton and Greene
sfs maya -.tf~
/ blg stand eiecluc fan. q DO
bart slNeE irlauts bcd $500.
Appls 1874 Utlsloa 81.
move g
A4st sell trailer srd scree ned
porch making fNu ruosus CON
plctcly furnished Excellent
bus sailor hlng discharged
Ask far DWkee MasUc Isauef
Camp nov10-2fx
Let s r. \ I20 q or Eaale
avenue Phone 393-M. 80sl
Scidcnberg avenue. rove-7tx
Guaranteed plumbing work and
supplies Toilets. hyatorteS.
sinks. brass fittings and pre-
war bath tubs All sces ~ va
tef ard sewer pipe and fittings.
Free csfiw1fse JoA n Lopez.
Plumbing ard Supplies. g22 Di-
VISION street Phoele Ts5.
nov2nwf-tl
~aitsEsak- AL kinds standard
original H.sga IRE Altman
Pres. CIufer ElaG noHI2- u
~. r.r. Sf-I- - ar4 S.xsa
aytra, t - nu.I2-2fN
FOR RENT
Detective stuura ramanccs. bog
aph.es ID f-e hgsf neN books.
SOME f.r s. D. Iav many ga
only L. fa- . ur..e week Paul
~uft SIMON
t.1 ana 80
nov3-,f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
asv~Hma I'D Cireulassan.
@~m@Anw imas aaalson. q.
a@~s MmFE Dsfs~r~ms From
&s~ra@is n Germany


&m hfw apaper was a yiv.
8uflou ia Japan he
a tna sac lords seized
w the empire ard
r. mao disaster. Pr
m we 80 nnv -.
the newsna-
49, rNtKr1 ne eatan-
s go fnsaltaran rnl~
go anal defeat
- msM sFlafaers q Tokvo
81 4apans email
H4 e. nmt maI uewapa-
49, @Fn aanae af the Brit
Ha na unhke the
spapers can
fhe mhmiH country BE-
SEE mmf several af them
s cunning ln-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12
HELP WANTED
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS

WAGE INCREASE
Learners now earn q MIN
mum q SIS 90 per week
fog e hours work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

~ale-Es.A- AL kinds. standard
q. original aasea TIE Altman
Press lItfer EhE ruxI2- III
/ re rrr Staples - ana SIXTH
aEtra. t - uw.I2 2fN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-12

Ls'. IS o. 10 O. or Eaale
avenue Prone 3q3-N aasl
Sc.dcnberg avenue rov6-7tx
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31

I. Serve a mound OF cooked rice
covered with creamed fish. meat or
vegetables. Bake it with cheese; fix
Spanish rice; S it in fritters or
croquettes, or make into casserole
dishes with leftover meat. Eat as
cereal with milk and brown sugar.
Heat rice with raisins. milk and
spices for dessert.
2. Put ~ lbs. calf or beef heart
and II small onion through
medium blade of foodgrinder; add
~ teaspoons salt. sprinkle of
pepper and mix together with fork;
form into small cakes. Heat 3
tablespoons fat in skillet. saute
cakes slowly using medium gas
flame until well Drowned on both
sides and cooked through (takes
about 10 minutes). Serves 4 or S.
3. Put 2 cups sliced apples in
baking dish. Add l tablespoon
lemon juice and grated rind Of half
a lemon to u cup honey. Pour
over apples. Dot with / tablespoon
margarine. Cover top with rolled
graham cracker crumbs or your
favorite cobbler dough. Bake in
your gas range oven 40 minutes at
1852. Serve with milk or cream.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Glasgow, Nashua Troops Tie for
First Honors at Kam1pingo
bv MOODY COWAN

With each scoring 30 points in
scouting events, Troop go of Glas-
gov and Troop 144 of Nashua tied
for first place in the annual Buffalo
Plains spring Kampingo in Fort
Peck Sunday afternoon. More than
$50 Scouts and Scouters took part.
Running a close third place was
Troop 81 of Glasgow, with %. while
Troop rs of Fort Peck, was also near
the top, with 26 points. Troop So of
Hinsdale and Troop n of Poplar
each scored 5 points.
Scouts from troops competed in
ten events, ranging from first aid to
signaling and each entry was given
a proficiency or time rating in each.
Highest rating gave the maximum
number of points.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Girl Scouts Get
Awards at
Program in Nashua
BY Courier Correspondent

NASHUA - A Girl Scout second
| birthday program and the court OF
awards IA staged Tuesday.
Luella Nicol was given her tender
foot badge, second class badges were
given to Gonna Bergstrom and
Betty Jean Bollinger and first class
badges to Carine Brenna, Luella
Rave, and Mary Jean Hill.
The program included a piano
duet by Betty Sue DykStra and
Betty Jean Bollinger, tap dances by
Beryl Traver. Ellen Kugler, Betty
Sue DykStra piano solo, Sheila
Brenna and folk dances by Girl
Scouts.
The honor rcll for Servicemen
purchased by the troop was eXHib-
tied, as was Scout work which had
been done by the members. Miss
Louise Pruys, who had been an as
sistant leader. was given a farewell
gift. Dancing followed.
Those registered for next year are
Carine Brenna Gonna BergStOrm,
Betty Jean Bcllinger. Bernice Bunk,
Sheila Brenna, Glare Cole, Betty
Sue Dykstra, Phyllis Flom, Lila
Galgerud. Leah Rae Hensrud, Mar
lene Hanger, Gerene Hill, Lorene
Hill, Mary Jean Hill, SHARED john
son, Dorothy Kugler, Ellen Kugler,
Nola Larsen, Donna Noun. Gloria
Noun. Luella Nicol, Bertha Schmitt,
Beryl Traver, Donna Mae Ulvestad,
WesSler, Mercedes White,
and Shirley zeiger. Troop committee
members are Mrs. Robert Rave.
Mrs. Lena Scholl. Mrs. George
Mrs. H. E. Hill and H. V.
Loucks. Mrs. Edith Wiley is the
leader and assistant leader, Mrs.
Harriet Carver.
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Former Resident Is
Wounded on Island

Private Kenneth Hueth, son of
William Hueth of I~nglewood, Calf,
former Fort Peck resident, was
wounded in the right shoulder in
action in Okinawa and is a patient
in an army hospital in the Mari
anas. He has been awarded the pur-
pie heart decoration. He is a nephew
CT Paul and Adolph Hueth of Fort
Peck.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Methodists Entertain students

Members OF Inc Glasgow nigh
school graduating class and the class
of 1916 connected with the Method
ist church were entertained at a
dinner in the church parlors last
Wednesday night by members of the
church official board. E. j. Kjelstrup,
chairman of the church board. pre-
sided and welcomed the guests.
Juniors were introduced by Dale
Moore and seniors by George Watson.
Wayne Larson spoke in behalf of the
juniors and Watson for the seniors.
The Rev. Grant S. Moore also spoke.
Mrs. Byron Richter played piano
selections during the dinner and Bob
Roberts of Fort Peck sang.
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Have No-Hostess Meeting

Members of Methodist Circle c
had a no-hostess meeting at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
Mrs. w. D.. Meyer presided and
Mrs. Grant S. Moore conducted de-
votions and read the story of the
Bethel Ship, a Methodist missionary
project for sailors a century ago.
Mrs. Arthur Carlson was presented
with a birthday gift and Mrs. C. w.
Kampfer with a gift in memory of
her mother, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
whose birthday was this month. A
luncheon followed the meeting.
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Church school at 10 am. Mr.. f.. Il.
PeaSe, superintendent. Memorial ser
vices for Pfc. John V. Munson, killed
in action on Okinawa. at IL. Special
music by choir. Placing of Gold star
on church service flag by Superintend-
ent Pease. Word OF appreciation by
Mrs. C.. II. Roberts. Memorial address
by Mr.. Widen. Evening song and ser
mon service at s. Daily vacation Bible
school begins Onday at .. Leader Miss
Lucille FOrsman. Midweek Bible study
and prayer service at S in pastors
church study.
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Shower for Miss Leedham

Mrs. Dan oakland entertained
friends of Miss Nina Leedham at a
miscellaneous bridal shower at the
Oakland home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. r. Austin conducted some
contest games and Mrs. j. E. Brown,
Mrs. John Kline and Miss Eliza
beth Kline assisted Mrs. oakland
in serving luncheon. Miss Leedham
was married Saturday to Clayton R.
Hammock of Cashmere, Wash.