davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
TEXAS JOE DUNDEE Pc
"A EN- FORT MYERS

Fort Myers, abril HS.-ceis
peleas han sido ccntratadas por
81 empresario Clyde Williams
para Ell pdgil Texas Joe Dun
dee, del peso ligero, y Sc efectua
ram aqui bajo los auspicios de
Eos Veteranos de las Guerras
Extranjeras.
Bob Mcnin, de Tampa, sera
ell primer oponente de Texas Y
ell segundo Billy Rose, de Sara.
sofa,
Los demas bouts Sc efec-
tuaran con los mejores gladia-
dores que sc puedan obtener.
Williams asegura que Ia ern-
presa no desea hacer dinero, ST.
no dar I'm agradable ~entreteni-
miento, todas las semanas d.
ser possible, al pueblo de Fort
Myers.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
CY WILLIAMS LUCHARA
CON Ell MEyICANO BRON
CHIC VALDES

I'm seCecto programa anuncia
para ell lunes, en- Benjamin
Fled, Ell cOnocido empresario d
esa "Arena."
BrOncha Valdes, el mejicano
de la guitarra Y sin miedo, ten
dra de rival a Cy Williams, de
Tallahassee, Ia capital del Es-
.tado.
Valdes ha hecho un estudio es
pecial de su contrario Y espera
derrotarlo. Williams era un no
jugadar de football v er
20 de tirar a suts contrarios es u
ma specialized. Broncho deja-
"a la guitarra en- su ~''camerino.''
Peter Managoff, Ell diestro Il
chador de Chicago, Sc batira en-
Ell acontecimiento final, Ell de mo
yor trascendencia, con Jim Gin
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
DIZZY DEAN
HOY DE E Ell UNI
FORME DE LOS CUBS

Chicago, Abrl 1~3.-Amones-
tado por su esposa v multado
ipor nv director, Dizzy Dean vol
vera hoy a las filas del Chicago
y bajo promesa solemne de no
realizar nuevas travesuras,
Dizzy va a pagan la multa de
$1C0, Sc pondra el uniforme v
prccurara rendir sus majoras
eSfuarzos, cumpliendo 6rd'eneg
2 ia novena de "Chic4e" Wrig-
ley, 81 popular millionaire de
'I0hicago.
Antu6 en- ell ">ynflicto", resol-
viendolO prontamente, Patricia
Dean, Ia bella esposa del pitch
er. Que en- muchos casos trata al
fsmcso lanzador como 81 fuera
IN hijo impertinente.
Inegc de solucionado ell 'lio'
Herman sc TOGO Ell brazo Y diio:
NJ siento meior IHue nunca,
Todo esta arreglado entire Cab
by y yo',
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

%Ah, 81 tuvierais una cast
ia mas grande... u iDe modO que
tie has cascade?
Vacil6 Tulsa,
Estuwo pOr deciHa la verda
a su amiga de tantos amos.
Pero fue en- Ella mas pOderosC
Ell tenor de disgustar a Juan
jose, y dijo solamente:
ST. Hace dos meses y me-
do. Una bOda como Ia tuya, iva
mos, ouiero decirl con el cora
ION entero, ten? porque nj
Juan Jose nj yo tenemos un cen
timo.
-iBahl.. iva os dara dos
Suertel Lo Importance es que
os querais, que seals felices..
ESQ 81. Querernos, nos que
remos como hermanCs, con toda
q alma. No he puedO decir 10 di
chosos que sOmosl L.. Isl mi ma
rido Sc sbriera pasO.-l
LOU ~
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

goria, por ahora, aunque sean
''barrigones''.
Manuel PARA, Ell director de
Rafael, insiste EN- que su hcm-
bre solo peleara con gladiadores
del peso weller Y en- su actitud
cuenta con toda nueStra simpa-
tia.
Los empresarios ue por AGA
tienen pocos escrdpulos en- GUAM.
to al peso y toca a los boxeado-
res y sus managers velar por
sus intereses.
MuchOs jovencitos latinos Sc
han malogrado por la carencia
de probidad en- directories Y EN-
presarios.
Ell peso es I'm factor impor
tantfsimo en- Ell pugilismo y por
algo Sc ha dividido en- catago.
rfas o divisiones el deporte de
los punos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
OEPORTES
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANA.
MA DOMINGO EN- Ell PAR
QUE DE CUSCADEN

Los segundos 6esafios de Ia
temporada Sc celebraran mana.
ma domingo en- Ell parque de Gus
caden.
La Liga Intersocial presenta-
"a en- el primer juego, a la 100
a las novenas del Centre Astu-
riano y Caballeros Leales.
Los visitadores son los Leale
10 que equivale a decir que la &
TINA entrada sera de los astu-
res.
Unione Italiana y Circulo Gu
bano jugaran ell segundO, siende
los visitantes los cubanos.
81 la novena aSturiana, como
Sc espera, desarrolla mayor eff
ciencia que Ell pasado domingo,
Ia tarde sera tan interesante CO
mo la del domingo pasado.
Charles Allen actuara de ar
bitro en- ell 'fhome'' y Ed Leavi-
me en- las bases.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

-Escritor, Poeta. Tiene all
gunas obras teatra5es, que espe-
ra lie estrenen algin dia. Y en-
tOnces...
-iAh, ESQ tengo entendido
cue da mucho dinero! Veras CO.
mo Dies os abre paso. 10 impor
tante es q, haya Garlic y union
en- una casa.
La conversation sigui6 asi,
.hasta ell mediodia.
Maria de la Cruz d,jo de mar
.charse.
Perc Tulsa no Ia dei6, levan-
al tempo que exclama-
ba:
-f Quita marcharte, muierl
10 cue haces es venir conmigo
a comprar cuatro eosas, abaio.
luego me ayudas a hacer la CO.
mida... Almorzaras con noso-
tros.
Maria de Ia Cruz no pudo ne
gagSe 3 aceptar,
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
de tn marido?

de tn marido?
va 10 he hecho. He eScri-
to una larga carta a Maria de
Jas Moves, cue va tie he dicho
que eata en- Ell Jap6n, con 81 ma
rido.
II Por que no has venido
VERNE antes, pobre mia?
No he podido, Tulsa, graz
cias. A raiz de la tragedia, es-
tuye mala, estuve a la muerte,
" me cuidaron gentes extrahas
lflego, al volver de Alcira, de
Valencia, vclvi a caer enferma..
ID D6nde has estado?
En- una fonda cuaNquiera
en- la Gale de Echegaray. Pero
ahora tengo que mudame. Lie
.ro un gasto horrible, que me
tiene tambi6n acobardada.
III 10 que has de hacer es
venirte a vivir con nOsOtros.
Maria de ia Cruz sOuri6 leve-
mente.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

dad, y los marqueses no har
querido recibirme...
-Pero... w tn hija?... Els
tando allf la nina, td themes de-
rechO a dirigirte a los Tribunal
les, mujer!,..
-iAh, guerrilla mia!... mo tie
he contadO 10 mas horrible de
mi drama!... M hija no esta
alli!.. Yo no Sc siQuiera d6nde
estal.. Pedro, en- su locura,
creyendoSa que la nina no es hi
ia suya, la ha hecho desapare-
cer!.. 70 me quiero morir L..
Maria de la Cruz redobl6 sd
llantO.
Luisita, luego de lamar un
critic ahogado al OR las dltimas
palabras de la martir, Sc levan-
to y abraz6 llorando de nuevo a
su pobre amiga de Ia infancia.
Luego, dOminando sus aso4n-
bros iutinitoS continue dicien-
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

do:
-aPero... Maria, por Dios!~.
fYo me vuelvo local JY tn hi
iDe mode que til no sab.s
d6nde esta?...
mo, no 10 sell. Pedro Sc Ia
.llev6 ell mismo dia en- que oel-
rri6 nuestra tragedia, y no Sc lc
que pueda haber sido del angel
miol
-iNo estara con 62
Icon quien?
Con Pedro, con tu eSposo.
No. Ell desdichado Sc ere.
y6, al leer aquella carta, que c.
Tia era bastarda " Sc puso fu-
rioso, Y 70 Sc que la habra AFRO
jado lejos de su lado.
La martir Sc eubri6 de nuey
el rostro con las manoS..
-Pero... iah, por DiOs, hay
para volver loco a medic mum
dol. IC6mo no has intentado
pOnerte al habla con Ia prima
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
Billy Cooper Sc ofrece para
pelear con ell campeon cubano

I'm pdgil inferior, derrotado
por Buster Carroll, sc ofreci6 a.
yer al empresario La Marque ps
ra pelear, en- Benjamin Field,
con Rafael Logon, ell cubano
,ampe6n del peso welter.
Representado por Mickey IA
non, Cooper admite haber side
vapuleado por Buster, pero en-
su favor alega que la pelea, efec
tuada en- Sarasota, habfa sido
preparada de modo que los asal-
tos solo tuvieran dos minutes de
duraci6n. Cooper tiene por cos
tumbre combatir bajO rounds de
tres minutes, no de dos. ST los a.
saltos sc lie conceden de tres mi
nutos, como las reglas senalan
no lie sera diffcil a~costar, en- 10
asaltos a Carroll o Legion"
Los peritos locales afi1man
que Cooper tiene fuertes puhos,
pero no lie Green CON "flus" a.
propiado para batir al cubano.
Este senior Billy, ademas, es
un ESQ medic y Legion no debe
pelear con pugiles de esa cate
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Una bora despues, terminaba
de pcnsr Ia mesita con tres GU
biertos Tulsa, ayudada por Ma
ria.
Las 1os amigos continuaban
info:mandose mutuamente 4
-Ahora espero la carta de
Maria de las Niaves. En- cuanto
la reciba 20 buscare a mi mari
GO, aunqae sea debajo de Ia tie
IRA, Y lie demostrare su error.
y 20 he de ayu1arte, Ma
ria. Y a buscar a tn hijita tam
bien JC6mo es Que en- esbos
tiempos pueden ocurrir cosas d.
esas que 70 me figuraba que
solo pasaban en- la Edad Media?
-iCh!.~ lPasan cosas que pa
reeen Gle nCNela!... Pero va We
81 son ciertas e indudablesl
Has estado en- casa de
v~uestros tics?
ST
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
Ia GACETA

81 de Puertn Rico resisti6 has.
"a Ell final, valientemente. Su-
f16 una herida Primo sobre Ell
ojo izquierdo, pero hizo una
briilante defensa en- los asal-
tc5 qlinto y zexto. Flores tom6
la ofensiva en- Ell octave y cas-
tig6 a SD oponente, pero sin
conseguir alterar Ell resultado.
Hace unas pclcas semanas, en-
una pelea a ocho asaEtos, Ice jue
c.s dieron tablas a los dos ma.
chachos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
TONIC SEGUNDO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de mi marido, quieres decir,
Jno?
Isl.
-Pues la familia de Pedro,
engahados tambien quiza POI
las apariencias, aliadas con-
ira mi, como tie he contado,
piensan que 20 soy tambien
:ulpable... va vest Nj siquie.
ra han querido recibirme..
- Como?
-Yo he estado en- Valen-
ella, en- una finca que poseen
ALI los marqueses de Rio ver-
de, los tios de mi marido, que
son como sus padres en- reali-
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Mas de 5 700 espectadores vie
rcn ccmbatir, en- Ia Arena Broad
way, New York, a Bernie Erie
kin, de Brownsville, Y Pat Fo-
ley de Boston.
Fin un anterior encuentro Fo
.luy habia octenido e. fallo de lc
jueces. Hubo en- Ell segundO un
4a1artc de tablas.
Friedkin tom6 la delantera
en- los primeros asaltos; pero ia
perdi6 en- los finales.
Ernssto Robinson, de Jamai-
ca, vsnci6 por nocaut t6cnico a
joey Greb, de Brownsville, en-
semifinal del programa,
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
con Los cUANTEs
VICTORIA DE SCALZo

Mas de $4,000 personals pre-
senciaron la pelea, en- New
York, de Petey Scalzo, el cam
peon sin corona del peso de
puma, Y ell puertorriQueno PR
me Flores. Tres veces derrib6
Scalzo a Flores, una de elias
por la cuenta de nueve, pero
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Felipe Grandio intenta probar
que 81 es tan buen director &C
mo Faustino Casares.
El domingo pasado conquist6
su primera victoria.
jC6mo lie ira mahana con la
excelente movena de los Cuba
nos, dirigida por ei veterano
ulauget?
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
VICTORIA DE VICENTE
PIMPINELLA

West Palm Beach, abril 49,
Vicente Pimpinella, de Brook
lyn, New York, superb a Pietri
Georgi, de Los Angeles, y los
jueces lie otorgaron la victorie
Pesaba Ell vencedor 159 libras y
ell derrotado It's.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Sc le march6 al Cfrculo Gu.
bano I'm habil lanzador, Long
wei, y lie entr6 otro, Daniel Dfaz.
Castro dice que Dfaz tiene
gran velocidad; pero que lie fall
ia aprender ell ''negociado" de
las curvas.
Muy pronto 10 veremos en- ac-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
Con el bate. Ia Mascota y los EspejueIos
(POr Tira . cuArta)

Debo decir que Espolita estu-
dia afnora libros Antiques para
aprender a conquistar Ia victo
ria sobre bases firmes.
Ell director de los ASSURES trf
ia de sacar 81 mayor partido POI
sible de sus muchachos Y tienr
absolute confianza en- que llega-
ra a la meta.
Frank Rodriguez, el active d
.legado, lie ha sdado carta abier
ia y Andres Quiere hacerse dig
no de tanta amabilidad.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

stock, rn formidable contrario.
En- un ccmbate anterior, Ma
nago& perdi6 Ell equilibrio y sa-
lilo con la derrota a cuestas.
AHltgido, pidi6 UNI match de
re7ancha y ia empresa resolvi6
ccrplscsrlo.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Peleando en- White Plain, N.
York. un muchacIo de San Pc
t~erssurg, Jackie Larrimore, ven
clio pOr puntos a Wild Bin NJ
DcweN, de Dallas, Texas.
Iarrimore, del peso weller,
con 146 permiti6 que su contra
rio subiera al cuadrilatero &C,
153 ii5ras.
Dim Fiantini, de Reading, Pa.
venci6 por fallo de los JUICES a
Vice Rivera, de Puerto Rico.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13
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La gaceta., 1940-04-13

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La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Los mcjores p%eloteros son los
que mencs gritan dentro y fuc
ra del terreno.
Tipcs como Dizzy Dean abur
dan POGO en- la pelota profesio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

Los "astros' de los Leales Sc
ran sometidcs mahana a otra
prueba.
iConseguira contenerlos los
pitchers de Espolita?
La gaceta., 1940-04-13

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La gaceta., 1940-04-13
LA GACETA

Al peri6dico en- idioma EcpaAcl
q mas circulation en- Tampa
YIrtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
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La gaceta., 1940-04-13

~ Columbia tiene un terreno para Ell estaciona-
niiento de los coehes de sus clieutes, en- la Gale 22, Y un
serene para ell debido cuidado. Lleve ALI su eoche, hay
espaeio sufieente.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Black Pussy had just about made
up her mind to 60 home. She had
found that hunting in black coat
on white snow was anything but
successful. OF course she didn't
think of it in that way. 1t prob
ably didn't enter her head that her
black coat had anything to do with
her lack of success. It had every
thing to do with it, however, for
every one saw her in plenty of time
to escape.
AS said before, Black Pussy had
just about made up her mind to 60
home. She was tired, and then, too,
she didn't like that lonely part of
the Green Forest. So she crouched
on the snow to rest for a few min
utes before starting for home. Out
of the corner of one eye she saw
something moving. It was a shad-
ow. 1t made no sound. OF course
not, because shadows never make a
sound.
Now Black Pussy knew that there
cannot be shadow without some
thing to make it, and that if the
shadow moves, whatever is max
ing it must be moving. She knew
that a shadow on the ground must
come from something above. More
out of idle curiosity than anything
else, Black Pussy turned her head
to look up. What she saw was a
great bird with what seemed to her
the biggest wings she ever had seen.
Great, round eyes, as fierce and
yellow as her own, glared down at
her, and just reaching for her were
the most awful claws she ever had
seen.
Now there is nothing slow about
Black Pussy. Few can move more
quickly than she. She moved
quickly now. 1t wasn't quite quick
enough for her to escape altogether,
but it was quick enough to prevent
Hooty getting good grip with his
great, cruel claws. They simply
tore her black coat.
If Black Pussy was surprised at
the suddenness of the attack, Hooty
the Owl was equally surprised by
what happened next. Those claws
hurt, and they made Black Pussy
angry. She turned on Hooty and
seized him with her sharp teeth,
at the same time using the claws
on all four feet. 1t brought Hooty
down to the snow. In fact, it was
so sudden and unexpected that
Hooty landed on his back.
Now Hooty has very thick coat
of feathers, and Black Pussy's
teeth and claws did not get through.
But they did make the feathers fly.
For just a few minutes that was
the liveliest place in all the Green
Forest. Such a yowling and yell
ing! Such clawing and scratch
ing! Such kissing and swapping
of a big beak! Such a pounding of
great wings! And then Black Pussy
bounded away and sought shelter
under some thick hemlock boughs,
where she continued to spit and
growl. AS for Hooty, he flew back
to his perch on the top of his ia
vorite tall tree, still kissing and
swapping his bill and wondering
how he ever came to make such a
mistake.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Fruit Trees Along Road
Ruled Public Property
ey the Associated Press

SANDEFJORD, Norway-T h e
county of Vedtfold has signed a
contract with farmer Soeren Soey-
land and Mrs. Soeyland to the effect
that $50 fruit trees along a road
across their farm are to be con-
sidered public property.
Passers-by may eat what fruit
they can on the spot, but none may
be carried off.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
Prunksters Use Oil
But Miss Holiday
BY the Associated Press.

MONMOUTH, lily h u
pranksters, hoping for a holiday,
coated the seats in Wallace Hall
at Monmouth College with lubricat-
ing oil. But school officials just
asked the first hour class to stand
while the seats were cleaned. Busi-
ness went on as usual.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
LETTER-OUT

spell word
they're bait.
Answ to Yesterd
AMATEURS-SUMATRA Malayan
n argment).
BATTLERS-RATTIES chidrens
EASTERLY-REIATES tells story.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
WINK
DECEMBER zs. 1910.

0ocal Station Operating 1310KD
the hour transcribed recorded music
to
High Lights Today 615 sports; 705 the
Embassies 8:3o Britain 845 interviews;
pm, Bible readings; 1870 pm, B.
Evening star., 1940-12-28
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Do not qiDe small children toys
,Dhich require a Uell-deUeloped
eye-hand coordination.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
Paper Depot Will Offer
Novel Merchandising PLAN

Something new in merchandising of
paper products is now on display in
several Montana cities in the paper
depot" which has been launched after
a years planning.
The paper depot" is the fruition of
an idea conceived by Tested Papers of
America, Inc, whose Montana fran
chise Is held by the Great Falls Paper
Co. which is also a stakeholder in the
corporation. Lou and Frank Flaherty
are in charge Of sales for Montana.
Frank Vaughan, formerly general man.
ager of the Bay West Paper Co., is
president and general manager of
Tested Papers of America, Inc. John
r. kneebone, who nursed the organiza-
ton from an idea to a reality, Is ac-
count executive in charge for Ruth
rauff and Ryan.
The paper depot" is made of wire,
with compartments available for each
OF the products comprising the line
The initial advertisements show a bevy
Of excited women discussing the fix
ture and its advantages. According to
tests in the field, the comments of the
housewives in the ads are conserva-
tive.
The paper depot" will be leased to
retailers who place representative or
ders through distributors, and who can
qualify as competent merchandisers.
AL products displayed in the paper
depot" which comprises a complete
household line, will be sold under fair
trade agreements.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
STATE ROTARIANS
TO MEET in MAY
BRILLIANT PAGEANT PLANNED BY
GREAT FALLS CLUB FOR
OPENING FEATURE
l.. w. Upshaw, Past District Governor,
viii Have Charge of This Part of
Program; 1O0-Voice Chorus, 5O-Piece
Orchestra to Participate.

When the annual three-day
Rotary district conference OPENS
at Great Falls on May S, bril-
liant four-part pageant Is planned
by the Great Falls club as an
opening feature. The pageant will
be produced in the high school
auditorium. and will feature a 100
voice chorus and 5O-piece or
en !1 L. w. Upshaw, past
arrangements for the pageant.
Inc pageant orchestra will open the
evenings program with the overture
from "Semiramide," by Rossini, A
snort prologue, presenting some of the
hlghlightS of the early history of Ro-
tary, Will be. given as part one. In
snort dramatic form, Paul P. Harris,
the organization will be portrayed in
an informal representation of an early
business session Of the group. From
this will come information REGARDING
interesting high spots in Rotary.
The International Professional Maze
VIII feature the second part and as
me curtains open, the pageant chorus
OF io0, accompanied by the orchestra,
VIII bring medley Of songs, to be
followed by the birthday ceremony. in
celebration OF the 25 years of Rotary
IN Montana. Flags of the 65 nations If,
Rotary will be carried in review.
The third part will feature the
Operatic 1nterlude, and numbers from
Aida" Lucia Di Lammermoor" and
"Pagliacci" will be presented in cos
tune, with full orchestral accompani-
ment. The orchestra will then p!ay
DIE Fledermaus," CThe Bait by Jo-
!, The finale will offer a scene from
the west, featuring songs of the west
and Indian ceremonies.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05

IN Silver Bow county with 200 acres
This county also had the Smallest nro.
duction with 4,7O0 bushels
Two counties in 1899. Chouteau and
Fergus, each produced in excess of
Jour million bushels. Two counties.
Hill and Valley produced more than
three million bushels each; while nine
counties, Sheridan. Roosevelt, Cascade,
Yellowstone and Pondera, each pro-
duced in excess of two million bushels.
Richland and Saltwater counties CONF
plete total Of IS where production
was larger than II million bushels
, Ihese Is counties with 65 percent of
the state acreage produced a total Of
39o4o,2Oo bushels or 60 percent of the
seeded acre was 149 bushels or 8
bushels above that for the state as a
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
State Tuberculosis
Society to Meet
At Helena April 6

The Montana tuberculosis associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting
Saturday. April 6, at the Placer hotel
in Helena to elect officers and di-
rectors Tor the ensuing year, accord
ing to Henrietta Crockett. secretary.
The program for the meeting will in
clude discussions on all phases of
tuberculosis control work in the state.
DR.. c. A. Stewart of the University
of Minnesota will be the principal
speaker. explaining modern methods
Of tuberculosis control among high
school and college students. Reports
on last years work and the 1899 seal
sale will be presented at the meeting
Up to date methods of determining
the presence of tuberculosis in the
human body will be illustrated by a
sound moving picture film released
this month by the National Tubercu-
losis association.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
Governor RedppOints
Trustees of State
Historical Libruru

Gov. Roy E. Ayers has reappointed
all members of the board Of trustees OF
the state historical library for two
year terms ending Jan. II, 1912.
Again named were Mrs. Josephine
!, Hepner Of Helena, Judge o. F. God
dard of Billings, Mrs. Fairie L. Evans
OF Deer Lodge, George r. Metlen OF
Dillon and John B. Ritch of Lewis
town. Ritch also is librarian of the
Montana historical library.
DR.. Earl s. Porter of Lewistovn was
chosen a member OF the state board
OF medical examiners for a term ex-
piring Feb 10, 1947. DR.. Porter sue
ceeds DR.. A. W. Deal Of LewistoWn
who. because of Ill health, was not a
candidate for reappointment.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05
Morrison Gaze Park
To Haze CCC Can1D
Until Job Is Done

The Montana park commission, meet
ing with Gov. Roy E. Ayers, has worked
out plans to meet federal government
requirements for retention of a civilian
conservation corps camp at Morrison
Cave State park until completion of
an improvement program
In general conference with W..
R. Rankin, superintendent of the state
park, the commission arranged this
four-point program to include:
Completion of a road from U. S.
highway No. 10 to the cave.
=, Construction of reception house at
the cave entrance
Lighting of the cave.
Construction of stairs in the cavern
MontananS, Inc, the state chamber
of commerce, offered to sponsor the
project and to provide 5000 necessary
for the work.
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Glacier County chief., 1940-04-05

The wise housekeeper plans her days
work in advance. One help is to
straighten up the living room before
retiring. If chairs are in place, papers
dow shades adjusted the room may
be quickly busted in the morning.