davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05

Francouzskeho vojska, KITE
re pTeslo hranice z Francie do
Svycarska v minulych dnech
pocita Sc ma 10000 muz1. V
tom je kolem $4,000 Francou-
zG,, $4,000 PolakI a 1000
CechG.
Tito vojaci uprchli pred
Nemci z Francie jednak &C.
lych plukovn1ch formacich a
jednak v mens1ch hlouckach.
Nejvetsf pocet uprchlfk6 jed
noho dine byl kolem 10000.
Cele vyzbrojeni techto oddi-
III, zahrnujfc v to 200 tank6 a
156 tezkych poln1ch del, podr-
II 81 pravdepodobne Svycarska
vlada pro sebe nahradou "a w
zivu pc dobu jejich pobytu We
svycarsku.
Moskevsky rozhlas v sobo-
tn hlasil, re ruda armada do
koncila bez jedineho incidentu
okupaci Besarabie a Bukoviny.
Obyvatelstvo vsude rudou ar
madu pfiv1talo S jasotem. Zpra-
Wy dochazej1cf z Bukuresti
mluv1 O tom, re ma nekolika
mfstech doslo Ike srazkam me
ri postupuj1cimi ruskymi a u
Istupuj1c1mi rumunskymi odd1.
|ly. We Cernoviclch, hlavn1n
meste Bukoviny doslo pry /
Itezkym srazkam. M1stn1 ko-
muniste Sc pry snazili zfskat
moe pred vstupem rude anna.
dy do mesta, nacez doslo !
poulicnfm bojum mezi komu
misty a jejich odpdrci. Kdyi
vstoupili sovetske tankove cd
Oily do mesta snazili Sc proti
komuniste klast odpor z ry
chile vybudovanych barikad {
re stfech dom1.
Zatlm dochazeji z Bukure
ste zpravy, re ruda armada ne
jen obsadila Bukovinu, nybr5
prekrocila hranici mezi Buko
vinou a Moldavii a obsadils
mesto Dorohoi v starem Ru
munsku a pTiblizila Sc k mestu
Batosany.
z obavy z nahleho Madar
skeho a bulharskeho pTepade
nj nar1dil kral Carol vseobec'
nou mobilisaci v Rumunsku {
soustTeduje vojsko ma madar
ske a bulharske hranice. Ru
munska mobilisace je velm
ztlzena stavem rumunskycl
silnic, pfeplnenych uprchliky 2
oblasti obsazovanych Rusy, ia.
koz i okolnosti, re vojsku sou
stredenem ma madarskych hrs
nicich je mnoho vojakd z Be.
sarabie a Bukoviny, ktef1 Sc
mali Poole sovetskeho ultima
ia okamzite vratit DON'T. Pro
tento chaos nemohou ami Ru
muni odvesti z ,obsazeneho Il
zemi cely vojensky material
ackoli mali ma to ctyri dny ca
su.. Smisena sovetsko-rumun
ska komise, ktera ma projed
nat vsechno podrobnosti oku
pace sejde sc v Obese.
Madarsky fisk zada okam
zity navrat Transylvanie. Ma
darsko rovnez mobilizovalo
soustreduje vojsko ma rumun
ske hranici.
Berlin a Rim pry vykonavaj
v Budapest natlak, ably Ma
darsko zatim nezakrocilo,
slibujf Madar1m navrat Tran
sylvanie pc valce. Avsak an
w Berline 81 nezakryvajl stare
sti, re rumunska mobilisac.
znemozni dovoz surovin a NAT
ty 2 Rumunska do Nemecka
Tvrdi Sc dokonce, re dokut
nebude vyr1zena balkansk'
krise, nebude moci Nemeck'
zahajit ofensivu proti Anglll.
V Anglii Sc IDA re zaclna
lii smirovat s myslenkou, Z
francouzske lodstvo je pro An
.Iglii prakticky ztraceno. Utesu
Iii Sc nazorem, re Nemci nema
lii dost vycviceneho muzstvs
aby mohli uzfti lodi proti An
Lglii.
Japonska Monroeova do
trina We vychodnf ASH zpdso
buie tezke starosti America
Anglii. Anglicane evakuji
Honkonu zeny a deti. Panuj
obava, re Japonci nastoli svt
protektorat mad francouzsko
lindocfnou a holandskou w
Iohadnf TnHi1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
80 ZMRZACELYCH DfTEK
DO KAMPU.

Devadesat zmrzacelych d.
tex chovanych v Maryland
League, poslano bylo v patek
do kampu Greetop v Blue
ridge horach u Thermont, kde
osetrovani budou pc osm IT,
dnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
MRTvoLA re SOUTH REKY

Mrtvola J. Kendrick, 42lete-
no z Woodland Beach, naleze-
ma byla v 1tery V South rece.
Kendrick utonul v sObotu,
kdyz lodicka Sc S MIN prevrhla
u Selby on the Bay. Spolecn1-
ci jeho: Herbert Kerns, Albert
Youell a George Miller zachra
neni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
OSUDNYM.

Nahodnym strelenfm 16. GER
vna byl smrtelne poranen Da-
vid Ems. Zranen1 podlehl We
ctvrtek v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05

John Williams, 48lety GER
noch, drzan jest severovychod-
nj policejn1 stanic1, pro napa-
deni a udereni zlatnfka, Alder
ia Zablonsky, v jeho obchodu,
c. 1903 E. Baltimore ulice. Ger
noch ukradl mu sperky v Gene
$45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
Domlouvali Sc.

V Omaze domlouvali sc pro-
davac John Herman, a Joseph
Williamson O znovuvyvlast
n9ni $35 trocku. Williamson
koupil truck 20. dubna. Her
man odnesl 81 S debaty rozbity
nos a Williamson pet dn1 "a
mrlzemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
Pink ~OBCHODNfK6.

Mezi $4,000 a 10000 osob
cekano jest, re z1castni Sc pix
niku, ktery Dude uspofadan
sdruzenfm neodvislych groce-
ristI a prodavacG masa Bal
timore dine IA. cervence v
Brendel parku ma Frederick
road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
DVOULETE DfTKO
UTONULO.

Diva roxy starry syn William
Baker z Elkton utonul, kdyz
spadl do potoka Little Elk u
Landing Lane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-05
ZLAMAL ST PR PADU ODE
RUCE.

Ctrnact rokd starry Leon
Wright padl ma vlhke trave v
Latrobe parku v patek. Pr
padu vytahl ruce ku pfedu, ma
rail JIM O zem a ODE 81 fla
NAL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23
Obrovska vyroba zeleninovych
konserv " Holandsku.

Kdyz holandstf producenti
rajskych jabl1cek byli pred ne
kolika lety p~ostizeni "katastro-
falne prebohatou" drodou raj
skych jabl1cek, pro n6z nebylo
odbytu, take v6tsina plodin
hnila We skladistfch a ma plan
taz1ch, rozhodla Sc holandska
vlada, re Dude regulovati tyto
prebytky tim zpGsobem, re ma
vlastni 1cet prevezme vyrobu
konserv z pTebytkovych raj
skych jabl1cek.
Prvn1 rok byl vyroben mill
on konserv, ktery byl postupne
dan ma trh, take nenastaly
zadne ztraty. I v dalslch le-
tech Sc ukazala vynosnost to-
hoto ~opatren1, ktere Sc tax sta
10 staolu institucf. Ma rok 1910
pripravuje Sc vyroba 9 Milo
MI konserv. Vyroba plechovek
Sc zdrzela pro nedostatek pie
chu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23

rad, kterym Sc nemGze pochlu-
bit zadna jina zeme ma svete.
V mort je zde upoutan zvlastnl
ocelovy sud, do nehoz dava
kazda LODI, ktera pluje okolo
Ohnive zeme, svou postu, URGE
nou obyvatelstvu teto nejjiz-
nejs1 a t6zce pr1stupne casti
Argentiny. Rovnez tax lodi
vyb1raj1 odsud poStu, urcenou
do jinych castf zeme nebo sve-
ia. Tento ~"postovnf Trad" je
pod zvlastn1 ochranou vsech
statG. Jeste Sc nestalo, ably by
la nekdy necfm poskozena dG-
vera V jeho bezpecnost poruse-
MIN listovn1ho tajemstvf neb
zproneveTenfm nejake zasilky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23
Lekar poransn.

V Corpus Christi, Texasu,
DIR. N. T. Gibson, lekar, byl va
zne poranen, kdyz vraceje Sc
v noel cd nemocneho, vrazil s
autem do cementove zdi pfi o.
kraji mostu a pTevrhnul Sc.
Pravil, re pTi tom divokem Sc
veraku mic nevidel, az Sc oct
null ma hromade. Mel stestf, re
Sc mu to stale bl1zko mesta. Pc
pGlhodinnem marnem oceka-
van1 pomoci Sc pomalu dobel-
hal do m6sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23

WIS, OAR 10. 1S4U
vedle mne! Pc silnici sc nam
to dobre pdjde a mdzeme 81
povfdati."
Wal il balfk, hodil 81 jej
pres ramenO a vOlnou rukOu
uchopil Anicku "a pravici a
tax sli a pov1dali ST. Ale povf-
dali 81 jen o slicne panence a
to pov1danf bylo Anicce hoto-
YOU mukou.
Znenahla Sc jasnilo, al bylo
videti ma cestu, ale husta mlha
valela Sc jeste pc kopcfch.
Anicce bylo chladno a tuli-
la Sc proto k strycovi. Jirikovi
bylo teplo, protoze vzpomfnal
ma Lenku. Kazda myslenka
ma nj no rozehrlvala. Mel
palst volne %pfehozeny pres ra-
mena, ale kdyz zpozoroval, re
Sc Anicka chveje rannim CHA
dem, pritahl il k sobe, preho-
dill polovinu plaste pres rame-
ma devcete a rekl: Mcneil
jsem tie piece brati S sebou.
Pred vychodem slunce je vzdy
nejv1ce chladno. Nastydnes."
"Vzdyt ia jdu s vami ra-
d." Tekla oddane. "a ma zpa-
tecn1 ceste Sc Ease chGzi "a
hreji."
Chvili sli mlcky, pri cemz A
nicka pod plastem tulila Sc k
.jeho rameni.
"Domluvili jste Sc, strycku,
S Lenkou?" otazalo sc devce
nahle.
proc Sc ptas, zvedava?"
fekl Jif1k polo zertovne, polo
vazne.
"Lenka Sc mi priznala, re
vas ma rada," vysvetlovala.
"Jsme prftelkyne a nemame
jedna pred druhou zadnych
tajnosti."
"No, kdyz Sc ii Lenka pri-
znala, muslin Sc tt priznati ia
ke," odvetil. IMAM Lenku O.
pravdu rad, je to hezke a ST.
decne devce."
"a zachovale, strycku,"
svedcila Anicka. "Verte mi,
hodnejsfho devcete byste ma
celem svete nenasel. Yam
bych Lenku prala, budou-l Ca
dilovi svolni."
Anicka mluvila jedn1m de-
chem, pripadalo il jakoby pro-
nasela svGj ortel smrti, ale mu-
sela tax mluviti, protoze sc ne
dovedla pretvarovati a srdec-
ko kladlo il slova do list.
"Nev1m, jak vec Sc jeste wy
vine," hovoTil JiT1k nepostTeh-
nuv jej1ho vzruseni. "Cadilo-
vi prijali mne dosti pTfvetive,
ale nemohu Sc dosud o Lenku
uchazeti, az jak Sc uchytfm v
obcanskem zivote."
"a budete >Lence psati?"
Ease Anicka sc tazala.
"Budu, a protoze tedy nema
tie mezi sebou tajnostf, da tt il.
ste me dopisy c1sti a dozvis Sc
tedy, jak 81 spolu stoj1me," no.
voril Jirik. "Ostatne budu v
te zalezitosti psati take tvemu
otci."
Dochazeli k mestecku, dnilo
Sc, Tide objevovali Sc v polich
a Anicka vyvinula sc z stryco-
Va plaste. Nebranil il, veda,
proc to cin1. Dosli ma nadraz1,
chv1li tn jeste pohovorili, nez
prijel Wax, potion Jirfk objal
Anicku a vfele il polfbil. Vzdyt
byla jeho synovkyne. Nepo-
z~astavil Sc and tim, re devce
opetovalo jeho pollock neoby-
cejne vrele a klidne vstoupil
do vozu. A kdyz Sc WAX hnul,
jeSte devceti kynul oknem ma
rozlOucenou. Anicka slzic
vracela Sc k domovu, ohlizela
Sc "a odj1zdejfcfm vlakem, az
zmizel "a lesem a cestu kropi-
la slzami, vzdyt S tim vlakem
prchalo vsecko jej1 stest1.
TTetlho dine dostaly Lenka i
Anicka pohlednice cd Jifika.
Oznamoval jim, re Sc stastne
dostal do Prahy a jak vzpomi-
ma ma vesele posvlcen1 v Draz-
kovicich. ODE dlvky vedely,
CO ia vzpomfnka Jir1kova INA
mena. Potion pc ctrnact dni
dochazely dopisy Jir1kovy pra
videlne, az konecne Jir1k ozna-
mil, re byl z vojny propulsion
a nastoupil sluzbu u drahy. O.
knamoval to Lence zvlast a
bratrOVi take. kteremu nsal. a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23
Nejpodivnsjsi ~postovni Irad
ma syete.

V Magellanove 1zine, mezi
Ohnivou zemf a nejniznejsim
vybezkem Argentiny, byl zT1-
zen nejpodivnejsf postovnf u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-23
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.

il, re zavodnf kapital vyzenfm.
Potion S tou samostatnostl ziv-
nostnikovou nenf to tax tuze
skvele. Poznal jsem to duklad-
ne, spravuje samostatne jiz pc
radu let sveho churaveho stry-
ce. Zivnostnfk je tuze odka-
zan ma libovGli a rozmary "a
kazn1kG. Mnohdy must jejich
pTanim a rozmarGm vyhoveti
ma 1kor vlastnfho prospechu,
nechce-li zakaznictvo ztratiti.
Potion Sc must poc1tati S kon-
kurenc1 as tou dnes malo XIV
nostnfk nestaci. V dohledne
dobe znicf velkovyroba vsech-
nu malou vyrobu. Clovek mu-
81 hledeti do budoucnosti,' Wy
kladal JiTfk.
"To mate pravdu," svedcil Ca
dill snaze Sc obliceji svemu da-
ii moudry vyraz. "Na budouc
most must clovek vzdycky pa
matovati. A co tedy zacnete,
az vas pustf z vojny?"
"Zadal jsem 81 o sluzbu Ike
draze," vypravoval JiT1k. "MGj
plukovnik moi zadost vTele
podporoval a tax mann mlsto
jiste."
"To je dobfe," zvolal cadil
skoro nadsene. "Sluzba je
sluzba."
"Ovsem budu muset zaclti
cd maleho mista," vysvetloval
Jir1k.
mo, to jinak nejde," mou-
Dire povfdal Cadil. "Kdyby
byla zlatka denne, jen kdyz je
jista."
"Tak blede to Sc mnou pre-
&c nebude," pokracoval Jirik.
MAN slozene zkousky topic
sk6 i strojnicke, budu tedy pGl
roku topicem ma locomotive,
potion budu nekolik mesic1 jez
dit ma zkousku, potion sloz1m
predepsane zkousky a mann
pevnou nadeji, re do roka bu-
du radnym strojvGdcem.
"Je yam to prano,' rekl Ca
dill velkomyslne a uchopiv svou
sklenici S pivem, zdvihl il do
vyse a zvolal: "Tak ma vase
Stest1."
INA stastnou budoucnost,p
fekl Jir1k pTituknuv 81 S Cadi-
lem.
Take Lenka dotkla Sc sym
hrneckem S kavou sklenice il
Tikovy. Usmala Sc pTi tom nan
a z toho 1smevu jej1ho bylo
patrno, re mu toho vytouzene-
no stest1 re srdce pTeje.
Anicka, majfc rucky sloze-
ne V kline, sedela tn jake cara
zena. Zdalo Sc il, re z toho
stesti strycova nepadne ma nj
ami stin.
Odpoledne O tretl iodine Sc
devcata prevlekla a slo Sc do
hospody ma peknou. Jifik tan
ell skoro neustale jen S Len
kou. Melo Sc tanciti jen do We
ale tancilo Sc do p1l no.
a bylo by Sc tancilo jeste
kdyby muzikanti, utyra-
nj d%voudennf hrou, nebyli uzi-
lsti a neus1nali jeden pc dru-
hem Ia stolen.
Kdyz O pGl noci Cadilovi
Sli domG, uznal Jir1k "a zdve-
file, ably doprovodil Lenku.R o-
dice sli napfed a panenka "a
sc Jir1kovi v rame a &C.
lou cestu S MIN svitorila.
Pred statkem Sc loucili. Z1-
stall tn sami diva pred vraty,
Cadilovi ospal1 vesli rychle do
staven1.
"Kdy odjedete, pane ceta-
fi?" tazala Sc Lenka stojic tes-
ne pred Jir1kem a drzic no "a
ODE ruce.
"Zitra rano, Lenko," odve-
til. "V poledne muslin byti v
Praze, protoze tn dobu vypr-
81 mole dovolena."
"a uz Sc neuvidfme?" taxa
la sc jaksi vzruSene.
Proc bychom Sc nevideli?"
opacil vrele. "Az prestoupfm
do obcanskeho zivota, budu
mfti spise prflezitost zavftati
Obcas do sveho rodiste."
"Pfijedte hodne c%asto,"
'Budu Sc ma vas tesit."
"Kdyz mi tohle povfdate, to
casto," sliboval.
TX Will mne?" otazala Sc Ii
We a pTitulila Sc k menu.
TX Will YAM prijedu do
Drazkovic," Tekl. "Jak nastou-
sluzbu, prijdu yam to o.
znamit."
"Budu ma vas prichod ceka-
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nam rad. Nam vas Opravdu
rad"
"Tedy mne casio pfijed'te
navstfvit," Tekla. Polfbila no
ted sauna, a jakoby Sc "a svG.j
Gin stydela, zmizela rychle We
tine.
Postal chvfli, az slysel zapad-
nouti dvere, potion s tlukou-
elm srdcem odchazel k bratro-
We chalupe. vida, jake Ste
sti mne donna cekalo," pfem1-
tai cestou. "Nejhezcf devce
meho rodiste pTilnulo Ike mne
laskou. A ia je miluji take ne
vyslovne. Skvela hvezda "a
zaTila mi ma novou drahu me-
no zivota = Lenka."
u Citk1 uz spali, jenom A
nicka cekala ma Jirika. Vede-
la, re doprovazel Lenku a pro-
to pohledla ted ma Jir1ka ne
vypsatelnym pohledem. Byla
v mem d1vcl zvedavost, ale ia
Ike jeste mnohem vice. Anicka
byla bleda a v~zrusena, kdyz
Jirik vessel. Jediny pohled v
jeho planouc1 tvaf, vysvetlil j
vsechno. W vcera rozpozna-
la, CO Sc mezi jej1m strycem a
krasnou panenkou vyv1jf, ne
bylo j do toho mic, konecne
pfala stryci to hezke a bohate
devce, ale piece cftila bolest.
"Domluvili Sc dnes," vzdy-
CHA a nahlas rekla tichym hla
sem: "Jdete 81 lehnout, stryc-
ku! Musite rano casne VISTA
vat, abyste dosel Ike vlaku."
MAS pravdu, Anicko," Tekl
laskave. "Jsem cd toho tan
covanf a vecneho jldla a pitt
beztoho unaven."
Pohladil devce pc tvari a re-
XII: "Dobrou noe"
"Dobrou noc," odvetila tise
hled1c dlouho ma dvere, "a kite
rymi zmizel. Potion vzdych-
nuvsi vyhledala sve lGzko.
u C1tk1 rano O seste budili
Jirika, ably nezmeskal Wax. V
tie dobe, kdy Sc konaj1 posvl-
cent, byva o seste rano jeste
tina, u Wiki tedy sv1tili a sha-
nell, co chteli dati Jir1kovi s
sebou. Kdyz sc oblekl a nasn1-
dial, V1tkova mu ukazovala We
liky balik lezici ma stole a re-
kla: ''Svakr1cku, tuhle 81 vez-
mi vysluzku."
"Ale tos mi nemusela davat,"
odmftal Jirfk. mech to svym
detem!"
"Vsak tyto snis jeste, nez z
vojny pdjdes," hovorila Vitko-
va. "Ostatne ia jsem tt dala
jen nekolik kolacG, vsechno O.
statni ii posfla Lenka jake po-
svicenskou vysluzku. Wit to
musfs, ably Cadilovi nebyli u
razeni."
Jirfk chvili dival Sc V roz-
pacich ma objemny balik. Ne
pochyboval, re skryva RUNE
lahody, ale ty lahody byly tez-
Ike, dokud byly nesnedene a ma
stanici drahy byla dobra hodi-
ma cesty.
Myslenky jeho uhodl asi bra
tr, nebot vypukl pojednou v
sm1ch a rekl: "Jen ma to tax
smutne nekoukej! Je to tez-
Ike, ale v Praze tt to pride
who'd. Ostatne, Anicka p1jde
s tebou ma drahu a pomGze ii
nest"
Teprve ted vsiml 81 Jif1k, re
je Anicka pristrojena ma cestu.
"Ty chces j1ti Sc mnou?" o.
tazal Sc pristoupiv k devceti.
"P1jdu, strycku, ably Sc YAM
cestou nestyskalo," odvetila.
Potion Sc Jir1k loucil s bra
trem a svakrovou, polibil men
81 deti, ktere jeste spaly a W.
sci z rodneho domu. Ia MIN
vysla Anicka nesouc bal1k. sla
jake oukropecek, vzdyt ten ba
lfk il nejak podivne till, pro-
toze obsahoval Lenciny darby.
"Jak stastna je panenka," po-
myslila 81 Anicka. "Tolik We
CT dala stryckovi a ia mu ne
mohu dati mic. A rada bych
dala vsecko."
Pr teto myslence Sc Anicka
Bylo stest1m, re by
la husta tina a JiTik nemohl
Aniccin oblicej.
Pres YES sli mlcky vedle Sc
be, ale kdyz pTisli ma silnici,
devce oslovil: "Dej mi
ten bal1k, Anicko."
Gale ia YAM jej ponesu,
rekla ochotne.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
WAGE-HOUR
MOVES TO
New OFFICES

A substantial increase in personnel
has necessitated a move to larger
quarters by the Minneapolis Regional
office of the Wage and Hour Division,
U. S. department of labor, it was an
nounced by L. A. HILL official repre-
sentative. Arrangements have been
made to add to the present force,
eleven inspectors as well as other nee
essary office personnel. Mr.. Hill states
that all employees of the office have
qualified for their respective positions
by civil service examinations.
With the increased force 1t is hoped
that more complete coverage of in
dustries by inspection may be made
within the immediate future.
The regional office, which has juris-
diction over the states of Minnesota,
North Dakota, South Dakota and Mon
tana has been located in the new post
office building. On Monday, March
IS, the office will be at its new loca-
ton, Room 400 Pence building, 730
Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
Racketeers and Politics
CONTINUED From Page one)

(Contnu
paper like the Voice. supposed to matters of state
wide interest only running the risk OF charge OF
prOvnciaism that ocalzng interest We submit
again. that merely giving example of similar condi
tons existing all cities of size in the state OF Montana
The Voice realizes the futily of crusade for law
forcement without the support of public opinion We dis
charging duty the people of the state in calling
attention fragrant violations of law and in assembling facts
to prove them.
daily routine of tasks and continue to ignore what
tend of your responsibilities of ctizenshiphow your
elected officers discharge their dutes Are
you going be satisfied to become mildly disturbed short
before elections by the need for cleaning local. county
and voting for people of whom
superficial knowledge and then make yourself be-
you discharged effectively and honestly
duties citizens in democracy? Or are you actually going
realistically the political strength of those who
elements which society and who are menace
to we'll ordered society," and cooperate to weaken their
itical influence?
You are challenged. What is your answer?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
FIRST LABOR film
BOOKED FOR Civil
Liberties PROGRAM

NEW K.-(FP)-The first mo-
tion picture ever made by a union
for public presentation will be the
feature of civil liberties program by
the Theater Arts Committee at Man
haitian Center on March g.
The movie, United Action, is a rec
ord of the big General Motors tool and
die strike in 1889 Edited by Michael
Martini of the international office of
the United Automobile Workers (CIO),
it has sound effects and commentary
by Frontier Films.
The actors are union members, their
families. and the usual quota of cops
and bystanders. But nobody was act
ing. The picket lines in the picture
were real ones, and the members of
the women's auxiliary who partici-
pated were not performing for the
but doing a job. The film
runs about 35 minutes.
Rep. Vito Marcantonio will talk on
civil liberties. The program will also
include such American ballads as
Strange Fruit and The Yanks Are Not
Coming, and a satirical sketch-called
Dies Dies-by members of TAG. Ad-
mission is 55c.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
F. U.Legislative
And voting.
Continued From Page one)

Continued FROM rage OneJ
The officials of your organization
and your legislative committee have
done their part We are here; we are
at work. It's up to you to send the
letters and wires so that your senator's
and representatives will know you
want this bill passed. The following
members of the National Legislative
Committee are here:
Brothers Tom w. Cheek, Glenn j.
Talbot, X. w. Homes. H. ID. Rolph,
Farmers Union state presidents; Roy
Brazell, vice president, South Dakota
Farmers Union; Leo Doheny, state
board member, Montana. We are
sending for the remaining members
of our National Legislative Committee.
Do your job now, and we can win.
If we lose now, we shall have little
faith of getting as favorable an OPP
portunity for this legislation next year.
The result of four years work hangs
in the balance. This is an emer-
gency and we must act accordingly.
Success depends on your leadership.
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE,
By M. w. Hatcher, chairman.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
STANFORD F u.
HAS BANQUET

On Monday evening, March II, Stan
ford local No. 164 Farmers E. & G.
Union enjoyed fine banquet and
general good time at the Windham
community hall. Around 100 Farmers
Union members including wives and
children sat down to a real chicken
dinenr with the fixings. After the
dinner the evening was spent in dane
ing, and for those who did not dance,
cards.
This was held in celebration of the
close of membership drive which
had been in operation for some weeks.
The membership had been divided into
two teams to solicit new members,
the losing team to furnish a feed for
the winners and all new members
During the drive SO new members
were added to the paid up roll, and
practically all old also paid their 1910
dues so that we now have a member
ship of Sc members paid for 1910.
- E. w. Neill, secretary.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-20
BUSINESS WRITES
PRESIDENT In
FAVOR OF USHA

WASHINGTON (FP)-Support of
the program of the u. S. housing
authority and the legislation designed
to expand the U. S. housing program
was expressed here by the National
Concrete Masonry Association, one of
the largest organizations of its kind in
the housing industry.
Letters have been sent by Roy N.
McCandless, president of the associa-
ton, to Speaker of the House VIM. b.
Bankhead, Sen. Robert F. Wagner d.,
N. ", Federal Works Administrator
John NJ Carmody and President Roose-
welt urging the passage of pending
legislation granting the USHA author
ity to issue additional bonds.
Passage of this legislation at this
time is of vital Importance because
it is our understanding funds will not
be appropriated to continue the ac-
tiyities of the public works admins
tration, McCandless wrote the presi-
dent.
Some means should be taken to
offset the tremendous loss of business
to the building industry which will
accrue from the sharp break caused
by the stoppage of the PWA projects.
Because of the manner in which
the USHA housing projects are fl
nanced, 1t seems to US, that this work
should be extended because it pro-
vides for a very large construction
volume with only small annual cost
to the federal budget"