davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-11-30

Horizontal.
malignant growth
6-Stabbed
12-Only
14-Small particle
16-Bone
1S-Counselor at law
2l-Exist gagged
24-Single 25-Obtain
26-Member of Kurdistan race
27-An older person
29-Child 3O-Self
31-Chum S2-Chart
34-Part Of to be
35-A slaves boss
ass compelled to
40-Divine being (Hinduism)
Ito chafe
43-Part Of leg
45-Kind of earthenware
liability
6o-According to (French)
62-Wet dirt
determination of 1T is"
65-Vase
67-Conflagration
6s-Evening
So-Manage a publication
61-Plaything
63-Before (poetic)
65-Measure Of cloth
66-Ilalf an EN-
Clone running for office
72-Felnale horse
73-Melody
75-Small fish
76-One who dispatches
Solution will appear In next issue.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-11-30
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the
Thirteenth Judicial District
of the State of Montana, in
and for the County of Big
Horn.
MILE KELLAM, Plaintiff,
VS..
JOE KELLAM, Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-11-30

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court of the
Thirteenth Judicial District of
the State of Montana, in and
for the County of Big Horn.
J. w. CHAPMAN, INCORPOR-
ATED. a corporation, Paint
if,
VS..
w. H. REHLEY, Administrator
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Gin peritdn6nispoller
Ronio

&obreno eires 4nraufenthaltes in
@oh Gms hcird,te Der bamalige So
nie @ilhelm 1. zines Cages bas
sp'cIfalino. Den Sfii5ieren Der beut.
i@en Mrmee mar 6as 9aiaroipielen
pertoten Gin Otalor. Der lid, in 81.
pilflciouna in oen auriaol beseben
hattr, ieste fiinf5ie 1aler duf cine
Jarie. gr eciponn stpeimal. uni
gera:e als er ods @elo einitreihen
lpiQ iiebt er sic @eitalt oes aonigs.
Sn ieinem sareden tpaat oer 81.
fia;er niht, nod Dem @el6e az erei'
en-; es bleibt olio iteben, lno oie
;sarte eetulnnt nod fiinfmal. Gin
fleiner @eloniiecl miro Dor Dem
Wanne aneebduft, bod, oieier ipaa1
nidt. aud nur einen Singer 6onad
a,ts3uitreden.
Nl0slid fIopft ibm Der aonie
Ieiebt ouf bic S@ulter un6 fliiiter'
ibm ~:
.5teden Sic Sbr @elb Elm, beDo,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
0er1*ee 5Geeerlent na,tt 13aletv er,dblt
feine GrlebniiIe

SerEn. Aufi&hibrei&e Sotfo6er
iibe bic arieasloee in Der Noroiee
brohte elm ssraae. l,no Mnttportipiel
stuihen d,sLdnbiihen Sournaliiten
umh einem oeutiden 5lieaeroffiaier.
6lieaeroberleutuant YiIou, oer an
idmtlihen flint @efehten oeutiher
6luaseuae nit enaliiden arieesidif.
fen tetlgenommen bat, berihtete iiber
einselbeiten bieier @efebte.
er foete, oab ieber geaeen,tna mil
enaIiiden arieasihiffen lanae sud.
ofticnen poranaineen, bic nur in ben
ieltsniten ssGlIer - I'M eonsen erei.
NAL ieit 0rieesbesinn - enaliihe
SeeitreitfrGfte IN ber Mor6iee eut.
oeden fonnten.
Weoer Bel ben Mnqriffen ouf bic
Sflahtihiffe @o6nef. @epulfe uno
4ooA ,nS Sen iie beaIeitenben Slug.
seustrdecrn am 26. September iinb
enalifhe Soaoflue5euee sur @eaen-
pehr aufeeitieaen, nod BEL ben Nm.
ari'fen am sfirtb Of ;scrth am q.
September, urS eies, obspohl beut.
lhe ,sIieaer mehrere St,,noen lona
Die enaliihe 9iiite nod 9rieasidif.
rem obaeiuht bGtteu.
Oserleltnont @iiIcm ersGbIt pei.
ter: "ebeniomenia 3eiqten lid, ssaao.
flucaei,ae, als mir ant is. Oftober
uieSer osn ;sirtb Of sscrth ols 3ieI
nohmen. Sir ioben IebiaIidb oic
tief I'M Waiier Iieaenbe. BON aapi.
tanleutnont arien tcrpeoierte ne.
pul'e, Die ins God bon Moiptb ae.
ihlenpt tp,,rbe.
gls mir am nGfiten 7aq lpieoer
iiber Scapd ,slom erihienen, fanben
mir Sen Safen leer. Die aeiamte ena.
hide 'Slottr mar nod Terienf,,na Ser
"@cfal DAT" n,s Dem Soien uuo an
bic Neitfiiite gnslanos aeoampft.
sSir mubten ims Sorl,m NIT Mn.
arif:en nuf Den Sd,!oftfreu;er, ,rpn
0nse" beaniiaen, Inn niht totenlcs
noo' 1auie Al fommen..
SIer froate ein amerifanid,er Sour.
naIiit: "0inber benn gar feline In.
ternebmen Ser enaIihen sslotte in ser
Wo-oiee itatt?" giilop antuortete:
"Ne'n, ieoeniaas niht mehr. icitbem
mir ha iinb una obaeiehen bon fleinen
4re,,sern nnb 3eritorern."
Ter gmerifoner froate mciter:
"@rciien Die heutihen ;slieaer iclhc
are,l5er unb 3erItorer niht on?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

aemeiner Menih unb hatte in ieiner
engeren Seimat in Sahien ieinesalei.
den tpohl nitt. Ms er adnalid
unermartet - 3uidmmenaebrode
tua-, empfan6 ihn feiner ais einen
Seitorbenen; 10 tart mar Die 5rieb.
trott in ibm, cab ieoer nrr fraate,
wer iein 8erf nun fortiese.
60 mar 5ansmann. - l1nb oos
anslanosoeutiGh,m, Dem iein Sera
NIT M ieirer mGnnlihen 2raft, lei.
ner bauerliehen Treue suidlna, moa
tpiiicn, oab es einen Der geiten Der.
loren bat, oie linn ibrs0eben ,peib.
ter. Sc aah i'm Reibe iabrsebntIana
= 8ott iei's aefloet - nidt 10 piele,
Die oes Observation-Disclosures iiber.
bauct oad'ten. Dieiem bier NOR es
9ebens;ned.
9ansmonns l1rne iteht porerit ouf
hem fualoiaen 5rie6hoi bon Sol.
leraI, 6. 8urdsih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

Billion: rMh, ipiiien sie, bos rohnt
fiH niht. 6ohitens einmoI, ,penn
man ben gan5en Gag iiber oie gaorb.
Tee nah britiiden arieasidiffen ob.
aeiuht bat uno niht NIT Ieeren Son.
ben nod Sauie fIiesen pill."
Der Gmerifaner: $50 lit Senn sic
ensl'ihe 6lotte. i'm siioatlontif?"
Hi!lctp: r0as tpeib id, nid,t. Wir
tptf'en nlir, bob oie britiide 1Iotte
aus unierem Sntereiienaebiet per.
lhn,tnoen 1T. 80 he fid, in Der Ier.
ne o,tfholt, ob i'm atIontit ,um Bel.
'pte1. Sas aebt ia eieentIid MIR I'm.
'ers amerifaniihen 0lieaerfoleaen
an. Wir il,hen MIR mad, aroben
Sd'iffen in oiteneliimen Sdfen unb
IN her Norbiee. limb oa jino feline
mehr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
@<b,,'erer $&lae eeee,,
Sa< Denfiht,.mt in
SmHbraiilien

G,nen idlperen sctlaq erhielt bic
be,,t'd,e Safe in Mic @ranoe 90 siu
onrd fclaenhen Grlas oes Grs.
biid ofs Soac gefer bon Gorto slc
gre nom .. 9lnanit:
.Gs entipridt burhons elmer rid.
tiaen Nuffaiiuna. ipenn Der hcdhp.
0I",us Der tpchlperbienten Reaie.
runq ilnieres Seimatlonbes bei Der
Durhiiihruna Der Acknowledgements.
mai;nahmen ieine Witorbeit leibt.
0ie bel friioercn Belcaenheiten, lit
es aud, in Der be,,tiaen 3eit notnen.
big Der Meaier,lna cine entiheioene
iInh fcniearente Mitorbeit nitt su
periaaen.
Nus bieiem @runoe beitimmen
mir:
I. M1c amtshanalllnaen ,mo Vre.
bie!cn in ben airhen ,,no aopeGen
oieier grSbio,eie miiiien in Ser 9an.
oesirrahe aebalten perben.
2 Nnh Ser in Der 9anoesiprahe
aeholtenen Sanbluha fonnen bic
Sofm. Serren Yr'citer eieielbe in
eincr 1remOiprahe mieoerbcIen, bic
bon einem aeniiaenb aroben 9eil Der
anmeien6en @ldnbieen peritanoen
pirb Die Mieoerbollma in Ser
5remoiprohe erfclat, ipenn elm 1eil
Der antpeienben bic 9anbesiprahe
nift beritett imo ,penn Der Yrieiter
es iiir nottpenoie bait.
! 3. @enn in elmer 4clonieaeqenf
foit iGmtlid,e 8emobner bie 9anoes
iprome nod niht gut beberriehen
iino Die 3odsp 3erren arieiter ber
| pflishtet, nod Der in Der 2anbes
iprahe aebaltenen Yreoiat in De,
Jren1oiprahe su tpieberholen, oil
bon Den @ldutieen peritanoen tpiro
4 Nrieitern, Die Der 2anoesiproh
nod nidt aan3 mdftia iin6, 1T e.
erlenbt, Den Wortlaut bon Mmts
banblnneen ,lnb Hrcbiaten aus firh
lim auteebeibenen 8Ihern absuleien
Der grlab oicier Mnpeiiunee1
ipur6e atuiiben ben bohiten firhlid
en- 8ebor6en in Mio be Saneiro I'M
Der punoesreeierune pereinbart. ST
re Hefolquna rpirb i'm ginflona mi
ben @iininen Der Mctropolitaner,
biid:ofIlhen aurie bon Der @eaie
rung unieres Staates poreef9rieber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Dieb int Hmh,,eritau
Seitere sfisse BON 3. Sasex.

Sing iiet om 'sriibitiidstiif mb
beip: hie 3Gbne ;:,iammen. @eniaer
trc!.. Inn feline fleine ;Srau Bitten fiir
Bilien in Den Nl'nb ihiebt, ion6ern
neil 5cioe Sanoe. bie sid perbunoeu
iine, hcftia ihmer3en .Muberoem aeiat
Iein Bciitt shrcmmen ,,no araser.
Puna Der Rina at elmer Conn
taa;'chrt abholen min. iperrt Muno
,lro sluaen ouf. vNanu, unter bic
Roi'her aetallen2"
9ine fnilrrt aereist: .Meb' riobt
10 oun,m. Ger 9l,no mar inn Siihner.
ito0."
-Sunb2 I'M Siihner'taa9 Gr hat
Sif oehiiien, als on i'm berausboIen
tpoIltcit2"
"Sscln, ou giel. er lit nohts i'm.
mer oa - er bat gcbellt."
.@arim bat er oenn aebelIt?"
~@eiI er elm Sun6 iit!"
aba! @inbred,er. Siibner6ieb
Oas tpmmt lest otter por,,"
rSeate meiue Jrau aud, als lie
mit, ,pefte!" ..
~Ieritebe. limo "a Bit on. Wrt in
Ser Pruit, iieaesberpuBt Dem Gin.
BRINGING snlcibe aeaanaen. Ser
ae: 'heint lid, aepehrt 3u baben!"
~Sh ionn cine 9eihe ---"
yGas ianbcit bu2"
,eine tote Rate, ho6e im aeiaat."
Nd, 10, Inn Die bat Der Softer Na,
oau aenoht2"
sd bob Dir ihon einmal aeioat
reoe niht 10 'n,oumm, @aloo itanb
oa nit aeltraubten Sooren - id
iibr,aens al,d, er fnurrte, bette
oai: olc aan5e Nadnharid,oft i'm Semt
llnb Gpinma alti ben 9olfonen er.
| ,f,en -"
Limb mo itefte Der lieb2"
-es mar gar feiner Oa. De,
Surh ipielte n,tr."
rSUielte9 Womlt ipeilte ser 8uno
~@i.t einem arosen Stein."
~ltrb Damn torfelte id, Dor shmerj
mil Gem 8eiiht seeen bic &iibner
Itallluono."
,@orum bas2"
v@eil gar fein stein na mar"
yNfnn lpirb's aber al toll. @obel
hait on oenn oie offenbar ltarf nit
aen,ntmenen S1noe9 l1no lpenn be-
9i"r fein Dieb mar, ionoern ei,
Steis. mas mar oenn Der Stein?"
Gin - Sael, bu Rinopieb!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

iih cilf Minuten 3ltidmmen i'll reiSen
Die arbere 3eit aber in einem neb.
flaaenoen Con su iprehen, Ser bds
3eid)en bes sllters lit. sllh cine laiite
beutlihe slusi2rafe lit lebenoieer
slushruf Der Ssuaeno.
Wir alle haben ben &ana, uns oos
2eben leiht ;lt MAIDEN. slber oas
Seben rdf,t iif, fiir uniere geauem.
Iihfe,:. irbem es llns 3u iriib;eitiaen
@re'ien mad,t.
lin lid, Die Suaenolihfeit ;u er.
hal'ert n,l,S man alic in eriter 2inie
trad,ten. Die Slirme ihlefter Sc.
pohrheiten ab5uleqen. Man mn5 iin
beileiBisen. poiitir ;u iein. Manfe
aritit llniers gtGd,iten iibcr l,ns fann
iih lnitlnter iehr heiIiam austpirfen.
llnIre fleinen Seller llnb unbeipltb.
ten Gunmbeiten bemerfen mir ia rie
lelbii. Seoer bemerft lie ,fpar, aber
nlr IN oem anOern.
8enn ih bier bebnupte, bab Die
slrt Ser Silaeno, bon Dem alteren
Menihen aeiibt, Suaenblihfeit Der.
leiht, muB nllerbinas zines ieiteeite1t
ueroen: 0ian periiinet lid, nid,t,
menr man iih ols 1lterer Menid9
iuge1olif) sebdroet. Die 6rau, Die
emit fiinf5ia Sabren nediid1 ipGre. er.
id,iere nur ldherlid,. Ser Monn neM
ieh;;a, Der iih id]alfbaft adbe, mir.
be ann Narren. @eipielte Susenb
ipirft nur fnmiin.
Icnn auh bel Der iuqenbIihen
| @irfune elmer Nerionlihfeit lit bic
leste Snltan3 Der @eiit.
| 0-
- Hiffp lpSpn Ssie Nie Mna naeine,,
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4lt,uerHett -
l@leette 4nee,petnbeif
Yin paar 9eitIGte fir bic, bic "a
e. anaehf.

Nas eltrier efpiaer ssuaenb 1T
nlht erflnben uno fpirb ME erfunoer
net oen. es lit infer oller SfidioI.
alt Al fpereen, aber bamit 1T nid,t
ae'oat, oob mir alt iheinen miiiien.
Gin befonntes spriHlport bebouptet.
oat ieSer 10 alt iit, ipie er fiibIt, ober
es lautete beiier oab ieoer 10 alt 1T,
'p1e er iid aibt. 9ie ,suaeno per.
acbt. aber Die Suaenolid,feit fonnI
man iid big ins poreeriifte Sitter er.
baltcn.
ssas last uns oenn eiaentlid, alt
er'h,lnen9 Die arGhenfiise, Die
6alten i'm @eiicbt Die ifiitter aerpor.
oenen Saare2 Meiu. sd,uerlpieaeu.
Der als oleie 5aftoren lit Die summe
'h!ed'ter @epobnbeiten, Die ben mel.
item 1lteren Wenlhen eisen lit unb
Die eine ,solae monaelnber seIbit.
fcrtrolle bartlett. slGe Die fIeinen
aeolnfenloien gemesuneen, Die mir
I'm porseriidten sIter ausfiibren, Die
nerpnien SanaIuneen uno ssahlGi.
Iisfeiten i'no oie 8eouemIidfciten,
lie iiro Die 3cif1en bes S(Ifers
Scr Wtenid, Der nit ieinem glei.
ltlft ipielt, Der iih an eie Moie areift.
iiber Die @anaen i1brt, ser miihielia
nuf'tebt. serbroheu in ieinem seiiel
list lanaiam ilnb beoGhtia ipridot,
Der 1T alt. Die Suseno trcmmelt
MID: nit ben Jinaern aui Der Gid.
plotte, itarrt nid,t aeiitesabmeieno
a,,f einen E,lnft, iiibrt feinerlei I'M.
beees'tenoe 3anblunaen mehoniid
aus.
VII 1T allf,, ner itonhia i'm Bud,
Der erinnerl1raet bldttert unh bon
ole'er Seftiire Den anaern ers1blt.
Oas 8eiiht bes sllters Seiat Crime,
rlna. 9os Seiiht ser Ssuaenb Gr.
partuna. Ser Menid,, Der itets bon
after 3eiten erS1hlt, III uroIt. Ser
.MeNlh, ben bie fommenoe @od,e in.
teri':ert lit i,lne.
Surge Wten'hen laden germ. Mon-
che alte aberdeen lGhcln itdnoia.
slber bic Suaeub loht nur, menn es
Der Mu9enblif eriprbert. oas emiae
Sdheln lit elne Mosfe, uno feline lido.
ne a>enbrein. MiGerbem: ons 9achen
1T eine raihe Inaeleaenbeit, bas
Sdheln rieht itets nod 2angiam.
teit.
Wer lung lit, bat aud, roid,e 9ez
pecrneen, lit icrif, belfpinet. &c.
ben Sic eiumal nft, tpie elm alter
Waon Ieinen aaftee trinft. @r bebt
beoc,ntia Die ShnIe, fiibrt lie ;lln,
Wenna. ldliirit. 7ie Suseno id1iittei
lid, Die aleibuna an, aber Die ,sriihe
Der gclpeslng lit nobltueno.
Sunsbleiben lit cine slngeleeenbeit
Der 0iliiplin, oer SelbitfontroQe,
Der iteten aeiitisen 8eiterentmidllnq
S8er lid, eehen ldst. tpem alles aleih.
aiil.;a lit, Der pirft INNER nod Inn
0ltlrhe Sabre alter, nls er nirflif
LIT. ts seniiat feinesmees, oes Wcr.
gems fiinfsebn Minuten 81 tl,rnen
lbernuh aber NIT aeienftem aopi uni
lihli;rfenoen SHritten burh oit
| Straben ju 9eben. gs geniiet nid)t
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Deutscher Kurzwellen-
Sender

500 Hahri1ten u. Wirtibafts6ienft
s 80 0as oeutihe 8olfslieo
900 Staotplannuns in Deutihlanb
9:io Nfuiif nod euren @iiniden
1915 Mahrihten
lO:45 @riiBe an uniere &5rer
Tittmodl, 90. Nppember
4:5O Geutlbes yoltsi,eo
4:55 Griibe an uniere &orer
500 aIeine Mufif
5:15 Geutihe Susenb eradbIt
$50 Saallplotten
5:45 Mohrihten II. @irtihoftsoienis
6:45 Die Seimat griibt
1880 Deutihlanoebo
TAB 9eitflnf
500 Nahrihten II. Wirtihoftsbienit
$3.50 l1nterbaltllnesfonsert
900 @ermonp bp slgG
1915 Naf,rihten
t0:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
connerstag, 30. Wopember:
t:5O Grut'd)es Solfslleo
4:55 @as Der Gag ben Sorer briust
500 MGrdener56bluna
.5:t5 gersleute muii,,eren!
5:45 Nuhritten II. @irtif)aftsbienit
6:15 9unte Gtunbe
1870 9eutihIanbebo
500 Tohriclten II. @irtihaftsbienit
$50 Shone Melooien
900 ltnier oeutiher stubiernub
9:15 Rrnt lit Die @elt Der Oper
1910 Stint Iinuten @unofunf.
tehnif
1918 Nohrihter
l0:45 Briikr an unipre Sorer
Greitas, 1. 9essmber:
t:50 Atllllbes Soltslteo
4:5s 8as Der Gag Den Sorer bringl
500 8oIf un0 Yerionlihfeit
$50 Neiiter Der aleinfunit
5:45 Ntad,rihten u. @irtihaftsbienit
Sis 2eihte Nuiif
7 :OC 0anosfnedtslieber
Z 80 0elltihlanbehc
Z AS 3eitunssidau
500 9tahrihten II. @irtifaftsoienft
$50 Shone Melobien
9:to 9ieber Der &eimat
1915 Nahrihten
tO:45 8riibe an unfere &6rer
spnnabenb, 2. 9s;ember:
$50 Teutites Ioltslieo
4 :5: @as ber Sag ben Sorer brinet
5: 20 aIeire BoIfsmuitf
5:15 Muiif ienieits Der @ren5en
80 8Iasmuiif
AS Nahrihtcn II. Wirtid1aftsbienit
6:t5 Tom 4affeeitrauh gum &offee.
bans
, a! 2ieber unb 9dn5e Der Golfer
I 80 Geutihlonbeho
) 100 Nohrihten II. @irtihaits6ienft
8 80 @ermanp hp M8G
; s:45 9eutihe. Die Der Welt eeboren
3 60 Seit,,nesihau
3:tE l1rterrolt:nesmuiif
lO:15 Nnmrihten
t0:45 @riiBe an ,niere &orer
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Der D1onn es ,pieoer nintnt, un6
ber!aiien Sic ben Soal, bepor in
Sic iebe!1
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DSD. - @elIe 1888 m: 602O acs.
aufaeiHen DSg.
- eoiteru etonbora 8en. -
treitas, "a, Nopember'
4:50 Deutihes 0olfsltco
ASS @as Ger Sag Dem Sorer brine1
500 Oeutihlanos @ebr
5:t5 aIeine Weelooien
5:45 Nadrihten II. 8irtidoftsbienii
6:t5 Ilte Heiter,ndribe
6:45 unterbaltrnestonsert
7:3C De,:tihlonoef,o
7:45 Morftberiht Der @ohe
500 4abrihten II. Mirtihoftsbieni,
900 Nus 1000 Sabren Seutider
@eitihtp.
9:15 Muiif nod euren 1iinihen
1000 CUR a,,ten Na@t
.0:15 Nahrid,ten
10:45 @riibe an nrfere &orev
Sunnabenb, 25. Npbember:
4:50 9eutihes 8oItslieb
4:55 8as Oct Gag Dem Scorer bringt
500 araft ourdb 6reuoe
5:15 4Ieine goltsmuiif
5:45 9safrid,ten II. @irtidbaftsoienit
6:l5 Tansml,iif
1880 SeutIhlanoe1o
500 Nahriften Ii. @irtidaftsoienit
$50 Golfsml,iif
900 Teutiher slufbau
9:15 @ie laht man in 9eutidlanS
1915 Nahrihten
1O:45 8riibe an uniere &6res
spnntaa. 26. Nopember:
4:5O SeutIhes gplfsIieo
4:55 @os Der Gag DEM Sorer brings
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$50 9eidte Nufif
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Bitte leien Sic bic In3eisen.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Boy and Girl, 5 and 4,
Win Baby Contests

Five-year- Raoul Jones and
his queen" Joan Goodrich, 4, ruled
Wheatley School Playground yes
terday after a board of judges had
awarded scores of ribbons and prizes
in the schools annual baby beauty
contest.
Eighty-eight babies, with moth
ers to match. had their innings with
the judges before Raoul and Joan
emerged with major honors.
Also capturing prizes were Lii
liam Scheer, 3, whose disposition
was top flight, and Bobbie Cecchini
IA months, the "healthiest" baby
Then there was Kevin Michael Hen
nessey, II months, who had the
friendliest disposition in his group
Winners for floats were Mrs. N
Ward, first place, and Mrs. J. Curro
runnerup.
Judges for the contest, which was
limited to children up to years of
age, were Capt. Richard Mansfield
of the Ninth Precinct Station, Dr.
William J. P. Howard, Mrs. J. Lun-
son, president of the Wheatley Par
ent- t-Teacher Association; Mrs. D. E
Middleton of the District Recreation
Department and Mrs. j. Selby. vice
president of the Trinidad Citizens
Association.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Newspaper Guild 10 Pick
New Officers Today
By the Associated Press.

oy tne ASSOCIATED PreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Alec
ton of officers and hearing of the
Resolutions Committees final re-
port remained the main business of
the American Newspaper Guild to-
day before adjourning its sixth an
nual convention.
Delegates will be guests at a din
ner tonight at the Golden Gate Ex-
position, and tomorrow has been
designated as American Newspaper
Guild Day" at Treasure Island.
The guild already has gone on rec
ord at the convention as favoring
third term for the New Deal and
President Roosevelt. 1t also urged a
new w. P. A. program basing en-
ployment on workers skill and pro-
duction OF socially useful projects.
Unqualified support was pledged to
Harry Bridges, West Coast G. I. o.
leader, and Gov. Culbert L. Olson
was asked to pardon Warren W.
Billings Immediately.
The guild adopted a resolution
condemning what 1t described as the
"reactionary labor policies Of the
Associated Press" and instructed the
guilds International Executive
Board to take the proper steps to
bring these policies to the at
tention of the entire labor move
ment - and the Associated Press
400 member newspapers which are
responsible for the Associated Press
anti-labor relations with its own
employees"
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Maryland Senators
Are Asked 10 Push
S150,000 Park Item
Proponents Desire
To Restore Rejected
Plan Through Senate

Maryland Senators Tydings and
Radcliffe today had before them a
request to attempt to restore
through the Senate the sl50,o0O item
for the purchase of land for the
George Washington Memorial
Parkway which was stricken out
by the House Wednesday in passing
the deficiency bill.
The request was made by the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, Irving C.
Root, chief engineer, disclosed to-
day
Supporters of the appropriation
hoped that if the Senate includes
the item it will be accepted by the
House when the bill is sent back to
the lower chamber for action on
amendments. The S150,000 appro-
priation would match a similar sum
already raised by Montgomery
County.
The fund would enable the pur-
chase of land along the Chesapeake
e. Ohio Canal from Georgetown to
Great Falls for inclusion in the
parkway, which ultimately is to ex-
tend from Mount Vernon, through
Virginia, the District and, Maryland
to Great Falls.
! Originally included in the estimate
sent to Congress by the Bureau OF
the Budget, the appropriation was
eliminated by the House.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
New Newspaper Supplants
One Closed by Officials
BY the Associated Press.


JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. A
five-column four-page newspaper
with scare headline Politicians
Close Greenville Paper" appeared
on Jersey City streets today as the
successor of the Greenville Home
News, weekly neighborhood news
paper which was padlocked by Fed
eral agents.
Henry F. Anger, editor Of the
Greenville Home News, charged that
Thomas j. Armstrong, assistant cor
poration counsel and co-owner of
the Greenville plant, threatened last
week to close down the paper II 1t
printed stories about the eviction
of a 72-year- -old woman and a pro-
posed carnival to aid the poor.
Internal revenue agents ousted
employees and locked the Greenville
newspaper plant Wednesday night.
District headquarters in Newark
said S227 in social security taxes
were owed by the paper and denied
the padlocking was unusual or was
inspired by politics.
The new paper. the Jersey City
Home News, said the Greenville
paper was the victim of ''neighbor-
hood politics. Mr. Armstrong could
not be reached for comment.