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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
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Should We Offer Special Peace
Terms To Nuzi Satellites?
AS debated by

DR.. Emil Lengyel William HIIman
internationally KnOpn Authority Military Analyst f0rmer european
on European Affairs. Editor OF Golfers
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

Officials: Loucks and William,
referees; E. Welsh, scorer; Arch
dale, timer.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31
WAC CHATTER
By SACKY

It's beginning though equinox made it's awhile evidenced by bndannaed heads camoused curls place through early morning msts; Lle?) thumbng uowbrowed through seed catalogs vionns climbing windol doing this for Adams Cur Fk 1902 the first casualthe Packard expected pitching within Swy sunporhng and mbding between checking eul struggling by the in hopes d ;ns o see be planes and settling for nickel pectant traditional rivals the annual Hq with Finance bert petunias It. Cowar sighted cycling her merry way doent hamper sautn style eher) Point with slick whtewashed fences and onSe n the NCO Club terrace being against stampedes; robins the old with the amount of racket-o primavera-oh, brother!
 spite hats and candy ribbons rounding the WAC these peEae days and the welhumbd fashion the chorus of do emembers the facts strongly indicate that D. will be the prevailing color vending its to the Base Chapel this bonny Easter
 farewell setogehe for Nav Francis old hereTenns Gennie Tread Tws Maggie Quals Jersey Bes Harvey Aura " Kelly Garrett Fran Potts Bih Ann Olivier Bone, J McCl and the other half of the gay Grem l Ded Mary Miller of the USo responsible for the arrangements for the swell gal. We might things but we'll always remember the blanket and Annie laughing and and the rest of us trying not
 The JsO Donlans entertained group Bradleye other them Al Mseray Tom Conroy Allie Ewar Ed Paris Chile Olivier Father Dvl The Donan brood of six evidence and contributed the fun-makng
 Pfc Helena Feks 6an Iinder year Bay Wc disposed let him spend all The Sweetheart of Squadron marching the head of the platoon houoong impressive and Joan o Acl Have you bangs courtesy Flight Line? The here following Today the 29th of March l945 had
 
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 Monday night the sidelnes has for Monday and from the and he doesn't
  her Pic Harold Black, Rec completing 6ooome 2l days board Photo Labs Morris Kansk Gth Shafer Are Fosknson that Keee Jim Kiey, the Finance wizard
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31
FINANCE FLASt HE'S
By S/SGT. JACK S. EATEN

By S/SGT. JACK S. EATEN
 News of the week has been rather scarce with the exception of the skating party held Tuesday night at Riverside Park. In at tendance were Leila Skating Kate" Bessom, T/Sgt. Calcutta Cal" Russell and Cpl. Harry "The Great Lover" Kouloplos, all of whom were seen doing some sort of an Adagio Dance which usually ended up with all of them sprawled out on the floor. Even though Rus sell is a good skater, I think he had a few mishaps due not to his bad skating but due to the lack of attention to his skates. His only comment was, "Well, I didn't push her when she fell''
 Nails Sher recently departed on furlough wearing his new Easter sweater donated to him by the Red Cross. I guess they got tired of his asking them for it and we were tired of seeing him wearing his old tan one with holes in it.
 It has been noticed lately that Harry "Lover Boy" Kouloplos has changed from his former jovial self to very efficient non-commis- stoned officer. He now takes a very profound interest in his work and is reluctant to be called away even for PIT. We all are wondering what has brought about this drastic change. Maybe it's the Spring weather.
 "The Needham Needle" Moody may be seen in the gymnasium taking his PIT with great enthu- siam three times a week However, you have to watch him closely as he may knee or hit you in a game of volley ball when you are not | looking.
 Jim Kiely turned down a birth day cake the other day 'when his name was announced over the loud speaker. He surprised us all in not accepting, but was noticed later having some difficulty in walking because of his bulging pockets.
 Mr. Berryman has been living at the BOO for a few days. Due to this temporary change of residence he has suddenly taken very keen interest in the incoming mails.
 Anyone desiring rides to Hart ford, please contact Fred Jadrosich or Mike Purdis for a personal in terview. If the riders qualify, they may be able to arrange reserved space for them in car owned by very dear friend of theirs. After the space has been reserved, Jear Gesualdi will show them hel drivers license.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31

Charlotte, N. CA local land lady ran an ad in the paper offer ing a room to rent to a man "who doesn't drink" The ad was an- swered by a truthful man who, when queried by the landlady ad- mitted "I get drunk every night, !" then walked sadly away.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31

Indianapolis.-Bounced from a night club when the midnight cur few sounded. four local residents finished their drinks on the street. Police found them holding empty highball glasses and arrested them. The charge: illegally transporting liquor.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31
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S/SGT. EDDIE PARIS

S/SGT. PARIS
 ITS SPRING AGAIN AND BIRDS ON WING AGAIN DEPT: of Sunday S/Sgt. ulouh his sweetheart nurse in Tennessee chipng music Sunday afternoon Bradley CPS for bicycle picnic hikes and buggy rides etc. Walter Donan Bds genial planning baseball taking d Mondays weather It. Rvn Al Misey and his Link Maloof taking bat
 Tuesdays typical April shower Easter greetings in the mail commercials confirm the fact that Spring has arrived #@..:-
 FLoIsAM and JEISAM
 in NCO, M/Sg D. F. entertaining his collection which of this world Fats Waller album DP we'll 700 good jazz records and knows them all heart Hows about writing music column for the BEAM PIP? Nowey being photographed by Rita Law outside the NCO club Sunday afternoon surrounded by six Badeya handsome Match reporter NOT the pc3 Sorry Bradley Bob Kee of Ar Bradley also those coorfu cigarette holders the gals 1901 are sporting How Twig??? PICTURE NO ARTIST eating piece Jewish Hall Tuesday meal It. Craft talk lake Sunday Cpl Francis being feted Ann arrival of little GI Aside Mrs Francis The Spanards had word for when lovers friends parted which believe the sentiment of all friends behind The word"Adios literally translated Until again leave with God of leaving for of of It. Johnny Belanti Sqdr efficient mail clerk back from uoughng Milwaukee Wis Clara Smith Base H who furloused Oak m w. Va and Mary Stack of Unit Personnel who uoughed in Cleveland Ohio WITCH WITCH remarkable resemblance of Base s2 The tell the diff is the Tuhan B the eyebals get Selle exhibiting Easter "the Africa Colored Easter Friday Hoping weekend of holiday
  rolling the Unter den Linden.
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 Qetters to your former Badeytes) New Guinea Wed, IA Mar. 45 Eddie:
 something No doodads to devi in
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Bradley beam., 1945-03-31

The ordinary Japanese is brought up under system of feudalism almost in- comprehensible to Americans. His sta ton in society and his every act are predetermined for him. Even the salt he uses on his food must be of a grade and quality suitable for one of his social
 position
Bradley beam., 1945-03-31

New Guinea Minnie, Pfc. Doris May Formerly of the Director for Opns. & Trng. Office in Base Hq.
Evening star., 1945-06-01

1000 a day.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
McFarIand's S Execution
DATE Delayed Until Aug. 81

Execution date for former Marine
Pfc. Earl Mcfarland, "a. who was
scheduled to be electrocuted on June
26 for the murder last october Of
Dorothy Berrum, 18, in East Poto-
mac Park, yesterday was postponed
until August 81, by District Justice
Henry A. Schweinhaut. The post
ponement was granted, pending ac-
ton by the United States Court of
Appeals on an appeal from McFar-
lands conviction of last February.
Mcfarland was found guilty by a
District Court jury of murder while
committing criminal assault.
Execution date for Monroe D.
Nicely. %, colored, for the murder OF
Policeman Charles r. Johnston in
May, 1943, was scheduled for June
8, also has been postponed until
July 20, pending an appeal in an
effort to obtain a lunacy hearing
The postponement was granted by
Justice David A. Pine of District
Court
Justice Pine denied Nicely a lun-
acy hearing in March after the
Commission on Mental Health had
Evening star., 1945-06-01
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY The HASkIN SERVICE.
@. What countries never belonged
to the League of Nations?-E. L. H.
A. The United States and Saudi
Arabia are the only nations which
have never been members.
@. Why were the artificial har-
bors used by the Allies to invade
Normandy called mulberries? &C.
L. S.
A. The term mulberry" originated
as a code word used by the Allies to
refer to these harbOrS.
@. What American college has a
Walk of Fame?-V. E. B.
A. Rollins College in Florida. The
Walk of Fame consists of $50 STEP
ping stones taken from the birth
places of distinguished men and
women.
@. How did Pere Lachaise Gene
terry in Paris get its name?-G. c. E.
A. II was named for The confeSsor
Of Louis XIV. The cemetery has
about 100000 graves and 10000 mon
uments and is one of the most re-
markable burying grounds in the
world.
@, Are bombardiers trained with
live ammunition?-B w. L.
A. They make dry runs" over
marked targets at first, then are
issued 100-pound Sandbags to drop
on the target. In their advanced
training they use 1--we bombs.
@. What is the difference between
a coXwain and a boatsWain?-E
H. M.
A. A coXsWain is a petty officer
third class. When promoted he be-
comes a bCatSWain and is a petty
officer second class. Their duties
are the same and include all kinds
Of canvas work; hoisting with block
and tackle; handling rope, wire and
anchor chain; operating power boats
and sail boats; steering ships; di-
recting salvage operations.
@. Can landmarks be clearly seen
on maps made from the air?-J. R. F.
A. In aerial mapping the type of
country ard vegetation enter into
it. In jungle or forested country,
the trails disappear very quickly.
Ruins. also, unless of considerable
height, are lost in the plants and
trees.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
TheGreatG GameOfPOlitiCs
Use of High Court Justices for Other
Work Is Called DANGEROUS Policy

take will be completed within the
next four months while the court
IS not in session. But it is not sure
that it can be completed in that
period; and in any event, that does
not affect the principle.
Many Judges and lawyers-lay-
men, too-feel deeply on this sub
Ject. They are convinced that
President Truman does not fully
understand the dangers of these
detachments, They hope the points
above will be brought to his atten-
ton and that the case of Justice
jackson will be the last of its kind
Evening star., 1945-06-01

p o ii C ! e S and
commitments of
his predecessor.
1t is the decent
as well as the
polite thing to
do. 1t creates
stability during
an emotional Pc
riod, increases
confidence, pro-
notes calm.
MT. truman
wisely followed
t his procedure
upon taking Of
flee, but no one
has q rinht to
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Wounded Moved by Plane

War casualties are being moved
by air from battle zones to hos
pitfalls behind the lines, home from
overseas, and within the United
States at the rate of more than
1000 a daY
Evening star., 1945-06-01

found the defendant of sound mind.
Neelys District Court conviction
on the murder charge was affirmed
sometime ago by the Court of APP
peals and the Supreme Court re-
fused to review the case.
Look at the casualty list in this
paper-then decide how many War
Bonds you should buy!
Evening star., 1945-06-01
By Frank r. Kent

Nothing is more natural than for
a man who achieves the presidency
through the death of his running
mate to propose carrying out the
Evening star., 1945-06-01
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Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Eve
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street n E, Washington .. D. c. Please
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
WE. THE WOMEN.
To What
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man always stumbles over it in the dark. And husbands insisting on driving home after a cocktail party at which he has done a little too much celebrating.
 Couples - even the most hap oily mated - have tendency to blame all their accidents around house on each other. If you just wouldn't insist on putting these blamed little rugs around every where" man says when he picks himself up after slippi ng on a scat ter rug.
 And, T told you you ought to fix that back porch step,' wife says after she trips on loose board
 See how busy the divorce courts would be if husbands and wives were encouraged to get divorces for gross neglect which is nothing but everyday carelessneSs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

Fresh fruit cup of grapefruit, orange and apple, slightly sweet ened with maple sugar or honey; casserole of rabbit with brown rice. usually cook this with about 1-2 cup of white wine in the liquor but this may be omitted.
 Accompany this with green peas, frozen or otherwise, hot biscuits and homemade apple jelly, spring time salad of lettuce, scallions and radishes with French dressing made of tarragon vinegar; ice cream made of both evaporated and condensed milk. This requires no extra sugar. And Sponge Cake!
 The cake is one of my master pieces. Although it takes lot of eggs, it is a popular way to get a family to eat eggs if they do not care too much for them in other forms. Eggs of course, are nat tural for Easter and are plentiful just now.
 Sponge Cake
 Seven egg whites, beaten, IA teaspoon cream of tartar, cup granulated sugar, egg yolks, beat en. 1 teaspoon vanilla, 2-3 cup flour, 1-8 teaspoon salt.
 When the egg whites are just
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

made: as for example, carrots in the parsnip row, tomatoes where asparagus and rhubarb are shown, and others. Follow the plans as closely as possible, especially in the smaller plots, so as not to upset the crop arrangement scheme.
 For a garden of this size, the fol- lowing quantities of seed is re- quired:
 Beets Qong season.. broccoli, Chinese cabbage. intermediate and late corn, endive. annual and per- ennial herbs. kohlrabi, lettuce. head lettuce, parsnips, peppers. radishes, Swiss chard, bush squash, toma- toes and turnips, packet; beets, 1 ounce; carrots, 1-2 ounce; green beans and spinach, 3 packets; lima beans, wax beans, onion sets and peas, 1-2 pound; rhubarb. roots; asparagus. 12 roots; early cabbage, IS plants; late cabbage. i2 plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
s.As~, -v,croax GARDEN. .o.,o ...r

mark it as a succession crop to be planted after the first crop is harv- eSted.
 The asterisks CD mark the rows which can be planted as early as soil conditions and season will per- init. If possible, plant all crops so marked on the broken lines first. Other rows may be planted as soon as danger of late spring frost has passed. Succession crops are planted immediately after the crops which they are to follow are harvested.
 Tomato plants are spaced for stalking and tying; plants which are spaced from three to four feet part. spaced from thre to four feet apart.
 As noted. the major crops are tomatoes, beans, carrots and greens including lettuce and spinach, Swiss chard, endive, beets for tops. mus tard and others. If more of these crops are wanted. substitutions in place of the other crops can be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
159O--WBRY--96

S:00-Mary Marlin 3:15-SWlng ,: Time 3:30-SinS Along Club 4 .00-House Party 4:25-News 4:30-Feature Story 4:45--Danny O'Neil. Songs 5:00--Service Time-First In The
 Air 5:30-Terry Allen and the Ross
 Sisters 54o-Swing For Your Supper 6:0O-Quincy Howe and The News 6:30-NeWs 6:45-The World Today 6:55-The Meaning of the News 7:00-The Story Of Red 7:15-Tommy Dorsey Orch. 7:30-The Nutmeg Melodeers S:00-The Aldrich Family S:3O--Adventures of the Thin Man S:55--News ghts-Charles
 T. Lynch 9.00--It Pays To Be Ignorant 9:30-Those Websters 10:00-Aloore And Durante Program 0 0:3O-Unfinished Business l0:45-Hasten The Day 1 :00--John Daly, News 1 l0--Local News 1:1j-Joan Brooks, Songs l 30-Jimmy Dorsey Orch. II: :45-Jimmy Hilliard orch. 200 News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Stra wberry rhuoarb, frizzled ham, scram- bled eggs, enriched toast, but ter or fortified margarine, mar malade, coffee, milk.
 DINNER Vegetable soup, salted crackers, roast mutton, caper sauce, baked potatoes. asparagus, fresh, canned or quick frozen, drawn butter, hot rolls, butter or fortified mar garine, molded pineapple and grapefruit salad, sponge cake with fresh or frozen strawber- rieS, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Hot tomato bouil- lon in cups, stuffed eggs on lettuce with raw carrot sticks and olives, baking powder bis cults, cottage cheese and chives, canned fruit, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Clara Chuck (Florence Glib in 8 chicken opera. . Lulu Mcconnell, famous forghorn comedienne, will be an April Fool Blind Date" for 8 competing service man seeking a glamour girl via Blind Date" over (WATR) Monday. April 2, at 8:30 p. m. Kay Kyser's College of Musical Knowledge" airs from the Marine Base, Fl Centro, Calif., over (NBC) Wednesday, April 4, at 10 D. m.
 Tenor star Frank Parker high lights More and More" on CBS' Friday on Broadway" tonight 7:3O 800 p. m. Parker also sings You Belong To My Heart, Paris and There Must Be a Way
 Mary Anne Mabee and William Gephart offer, in duet, T Walked In" and Sweet Dreams, Sweet heart The Broadwayettes sing Every Time We Say Goodbye
 The Kingfish starts worrying about the overhead, on the Amos n Andy show tonight at 10 p. m., over NEG.
 The overhead in question is the new Easter bonnet his wife wants. little item which would set him back ten of tl?ose round iron men Ten dollars worth of hat, argues the Kingflsh, ought to provide Sapphire with a skinner the size of Roy Rogers instead of dolly that would only be useful slipped under a hot coffee cup.