davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

Ser groBe Saal Oes @eil|eite
Sodlienhcims mar Spnntng abenO
bis aui Sen lesten 4lnt gefiillt, ais
Elm GROCER Cell i,nicrcr 2anosleiltc
einem Hufe Oes vSdneioer- fiji. .9iid)-
ter-Glub" gcfolet mar, nit ibnen
cin Scrtlticit 81 fciern. 9efanHtlid,
bemiitt iid) 8illiam :. Sfneihrr,
ser ietige Eoliseianlpult ulro Sohn
oes Serausgcbers ocs "Siebentiir,
giid)- elmerifanilhen Golfsblntt" Is.
Sdneioer, nm oas Mint zines 9tid,=
ters nnO bat ieine &anOioatur i'm
@anae. 3emeiien an Scr 3abl Sci
8Gite lit cr Ser ltnterltiibl,ng oes
Tcutihtlms ser Staot GlcpelunS
gc,pibi
Gin iIottcs Yrcgrainnt bate ma:l
pur9e'chen. 9tad, Dem gelneinid,ait.
LID geilln9enem 9ieo rMp Gcumtr,,
It's Of thee" eriolgte sic 9egriiBungs
nnipruhe onrh Sen @oriibenben bcs
alubs, Serrn sllfreo @utt, Die nit
ullaenleincm 9eiiall ul,igenommet,
luuroe. Gann trat nit groBcr Spar.
mug oie rTloor Shoiu" in gftiou
SIc Snrltellerinnen wurcn Sd)iilc.
rinnen ser San5idu,lc aellep an 60
rain Gue.. Die nit Spibcutln5en lno
nfrcbntiid,en iolpie fonliid)en Gor,
iiihrungen uneemein qeiielell llnN
lid ourrb oeu gruBen 9eifull fait bci
icocr 9tlmmer 5u3ugaben bereit fins
Sen lalien. Serr aorl Efiiter, Ser
Yr1iioent ocs Sd,,pibiideu S1ngcr.
bmOcs. Der nls 3erclnpnienmeiltcr
illueiertc, ltellte alld) ieinc Tot,ter
Gither ulo Sri. Spcrle in ciller bier.
bGnbigen ~2ultipicloucrtiirc" am
alupier geiplelt. Dor. Gie beioen
&;initlerinnen mubten lif 81 elmer
,3lgube beouemen. Sri. Ffiiter ipiel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
8ritett ,,,elNen ttc,,e
M1ittelnteer>Grfeloc

2onoon. Wie oie. britilhe slbmi-
rulit1t befannt aab. baben britl.d DIE
Saud,bopte i'm Wittelmeer bier ito.
lieniihe Shiiie, oarunter ein nit
Soloaten poa belaoenes Segelihiff,
perienft uno iieben tpeitere 10 if)tuer
belhGoigt. ooB tie pielleiht unbralid)-
bar geiporben iinb.
Berlin. 9luf ser Heeoe bon Suea
ipuroen jpei Sanbelsid,iffe bon Dei,t-
lhen @ombern perlenft.
Hom. Gas italieniihe Sberfom.
mnnoo gab britiid,e Suitangriffe au'
Gatanin uno Sicata, Si5ilien, una
5ripolis, 2ibDen. 5u.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
Community 5unH Scit
Iin6ct mn IL. Sftpbcr tit Der Wniif,
6allc ocs Nnbiturinms itatt.

Tu3 23jubrline Community Tuuo
Set finoet blesnal nld)t am Conn,
tng ipnoern an .gtittpod), oen 10.
Sftober. nbenos. itntt.
Gns Set fclln;eifnet ben 8cglnn
Der community &anpngne gege!l
giot. aranfbeit unS Soo. ingie Iail
@ropn. aanrpagne Toriiter. Sbppbl
Die &ugne nld)t Dor fol9enoell
.gfontug beginnt, 10 .perocn Die So.
mitees uno $4,000 6reilpiligen allcs
oorbereiten. I'M ibre aampngne 81
beglnnen.
aue Glepelunoer Niirger iinb Elm
gelnben 5t oleIenl aon5ert. Gintriti
lit frel mlth es miro uud) BORT nif)t
foaeftiert. Bei oieiem aouSert mir.
fen NIT &on5ertlunger aus Golunl,
bus nno oils SoIiitin Margaretc
Speafs, Sopran. 0as Glepelano
SrheIter idenft ieine 9ienite lmo
Gireftor Hoo5lnsfi miro perioulid,
oas Srdeiter leiten. Yincent Yerov
miro Elm SrgelIpiel geben unO SRI.
Gnice Eoois, Die 19iabrige YiuniItin
miro einiee Nl,nnlern ipielen. slls
Hebner iperoen 81 boren iein Serr
8rolplt, iSlether, Heeo, gnOresps.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
HippeSren,e Gteater
Sergeant s)urf" bcainnt Samstng
ben II. Sftpbcr.

sSn hielen Su9cn. 100 ooa To!t
mebr lulo rnchr 9lmerifobepubt miro
ut es nobl onl TlnbG, cine paiienNe
8eIdlid,te zines Der grobten slmeri-
fancr ali ser @empono i'll Sciaen.
Iieier Mnun lit NelOrpcbcl NlOin
s. Yorf. ser uIlciu i'm lcbtcn @cIt-
trieg 1872 Scutic5c getungen nubm.
Der als Ser erobtc uGlfiihe Soloat
bon General Tcribing gennnnt.
Tieier Slim miro i'm Sippooronle
Sbeater nli Der Eeinpuno ocseiat.
8arp Copper lit III Der Sitelrollc
unO llnterItiibt miro er bon @alter
Brennan. Soun Seslic, 8eorge %.
bias, Stanlet Nioges uno pielen on
beren. Gerpaiicn Sie oieien Slim
niht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

9lrbeiter al ser WYN iollten
nift glauben, oaB Die 9iegier,'n1
fir lie auein oa lit, oarum muB oie
E9YM nit etnem 2ohn 5ufrieopn
iein, Der lie iiber Wailer bait
9ei,te muB gum Sd)ub Der 9emo-
fratie oieien ielben &abern oer@NM
bas 0olf Billionen opfern. Tie
3eiten anoern iih!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
Neitt ba,at cine
ttc,lc ,,UaterlonN"

Berlin. Grid, Goloiden. Der See,
iad)peritinoiae bcs rVClfiidpn 0epb
aNters". berid,tcte. baB 0eutihlanb
cincn S5eanoamptcr bout. ser. ipenn
ser &rleg einmnl puriiber lit. sllni
frieoliden &f INN oas "8lau:
8ano" ocs atlantif antreten miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

Repfiablf. Die unterifaniId,- briz
tide 0eietung Sslanbs lit cine eigcs
ne Sahe. .gtanhc Der Snielbelpohner
baben lid reiigniert onmit abgei!n.
ben. anoere lehnen lie ub.
Sie lfilitGrbehorocn geben iih nlle
gtiihe, Die SSslGnoer nit Saft unb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
U8C t,cr~icnfc iibcr
Hreisia 111iuict,cn

Nclp 9)urf. Tic Nationcl 9rpnb.
eating So. peroientc icit ibrer &riin.
oing in 1896 bis Iettcn Se5enlbcr
oic Slmnte bon $3O,O5t173 rnb
fiibrte bapon So, $4,000 in Tipi.
oenoen an sic Hooio Corporation Of
Mmericu ab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

Der Oiilitlrlaqer mar mnn lebr oar
altf beGad)t, bnB muu nid)ts BON ben,
rarcn 9lferlnnb inrtnabm. Sd)oOcn.
crinb bel llufdllen lit prompt beSablt
pprbcu.
Sntt mo SoiIidfeit huben cute
NcrblnGling 6ur islunoi'den Heaic.
rrn0 hCrgcitelit. rno britlide slui
totIc Nes groBtcn Observation-Disclosures
Jctrofnetc Slide, tatcn oas Sbrigc
a'tun luuBte lid olld) Ser Breiie 81
gcpinnen. 9luf elmer 9teiie Der fiib
reuben islanoilden Spurnaliltel
nah Gl9lano iullroe tie perid)lpeuee
rid belplrtet. SeOe 3eitung lit felt
DEM init 9usnnbmc Der fomnnllniit
RIDER Mohenlfrlft, ipetn niht mi
Subcl iiber Die 9eieBung eriiiat, bod
5llnl nlinoelten religniert ibr aegen
iiber eingeltellt.
Gns Seben Ser 3lullliten ipiri
ourd) Die grpBe 8eintungsnrnee tag
lid beeiuilllBt. IS gibt meniger Nei
bungen brauben uui oem 2ano, al
in Hepfluplf. sluf Dem GanOe babei
britllfe Solbaten es peritanben, lid
bellebt 81, maden. lnoem lie nit Del
gelpohnern Die Hatlonen teilen, ibne.
BON ibrcn SnnitatsmaterioI abga
ben mo lie 81 aonjerten einluoeu.
Sn HeptjaDit lit es anoers. 81
| 3uriidbaltlng ber islinbiihen M1o
den lit fiir Die britiihen nno amc
rifnniideu Solbaten cine ounlnl
Sad)e. Srosoem bat man periud,t
burf 1dn5e cine slnndberung berbei
5uiiibren.
ltm Hebungen 5piiden oem ";
llfar ltn0 oell Iltngen Sslanoern 3,
rcrhilten, bot Die Megierung ali
Shpapslaoen iiir Die Iauer oe
8eIebung geIfloIlen. gtur einprosen
tiges gier lit erlaubt, fein Sfnap
bari auf Der SSniel perfauft perben
Ger Eoli5eihef itellt ltol5 felt, oai
| iih ieitoem Die 3abl Der Shlagereiel
uno Yerbaftungen bon 60 bis z
per Gag auf bier ODER lueniger Der
ringert bot.
| Ger mirflihe @rmo Der Mbnel
gung bel oen 1lteren 2euten liegt il
Der lleberiremoung Der alten isl1t,
oiihen &ultur nit britiihen I'M
famerifanilhen @eipobnbeiten. 9e
Verfauf bon Yiihern britiiher I'M
amerifaniicber gutoren lit ieit oe
Beieting nm 81 Yrooent seitieeen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
Iie lGneiten Giienbahnitreden.

8egeniudrtig lit Die Giienbabn.
ttrefe BON ser ruIiiid)en Statio,'
f5tolpce bis Nlaoitpoltof nit ibren
1929 ailometern Ser ldngite Sd)ie-
renitrans innerbalb eines 2unoes
uno iibertrifft ole noroamerifu.
piihen Ba3itifbabnen um mebr als
1000 ailometer. Der langite auiam.
Interchangeable Shienenitrant lit oir
'Strede bon Gaoi5 iiber Srun. gr.
quelines, 5er6etbal, pialDItof.
Manoihuriia. Mufoen bis aaolool
an Der Sitfiiite oes isernen Citens.
Gle betrdst 1921 ailometer. slui
oieier Strefe Wehielt aQeroings
3peinal Die Spurpeite. Spanien
uno Mublano baben cine Sonoer.
fpur
O---
= Weiien Sic bel ginfduieu bar.
auf bin, oab Sic bic Mnseiae i'm
.NoIfSbloff" npfpSen hnhpn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

NiiflldIt SIT bebon0eln.
General Curtis l,nb iein
Stab iiuo ouroui be.
bad,t. oab Hed,t lmh
@clppbnbeiten Ger Be
iuphner nid,t perlctf
pcrOcn. Vei Ser 9(nluat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

- Sbeorlc mo Eruris Cos
Sd)ilO al 0Cn Snnoitraben: ylrell
iporfina 0TI."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

tSelhIt 10000 Talente fonmen
nid,t elmer pcm SerScn geiibten 9u.
acnb eleid). -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
Dereetrs>K >Kantpaet,e
Gon Wcorac /. Watomit,
EoliseidDef

Sabre friiber fort", lit oas Mcito
ether nationnlen Siherheitsfnnl-
pagne, bic ON 6. Sftobcr ibren eln-
fang nabm. 3unebmcnoe Gerfehrs=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

1tultllllgell Qllf OfltllO
hea Nil'Iilliigsprngrnn3
elmer 3unubnlc IN Scr
3nbl Ser Vcid)Gitigicn
lnlo elmer ullgemeincn
Stcigerung Der @clNdi,
te pcrur'nhcn Eersooc=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

l,ngen int Tnbren. Iie Ssobrt bon
Der Wohnlna bis ina @eid)Git ooer
in Bic Sabrif, sic lonlt 30 Wti1uten
IN Mnlpritd, nobnl oailcrt iest pieI-
leiht 40 Winlten,mt elmer obnlihen
Grbobung Der Tnbr5citen i'm augc-
meinea.
3u piele ,sabrer bcriidlihtoen
nid)t bieie nellen Eerfebrspcrhi!t
rll'e 8eipobnbcitsnlGbia beglnncn
ne lbren Gag ST elmer beitmrlten
Seit, uhne ole &cr5ogerllngen ill ibre
ssabrt ein5lrehnen, uno ionlt iinn
lie gc5lpungen, unn0tige GhanCen 81
nebmen, INN red)t5citlg nllf ibrcn
slrbeitsploben Slt crl6clncn.
Die Eoli5el Glcpclanos crild)t uuc
YerIonen bie ge5!ullngcn limo, oit
Strabel Gleuelnnbs mli bicie @eiIe
81 benl,sen, lid) iriiber oui Ocn @ea
su MAIDEN lmo uorid)tig SIT fahrc,
uno 81 laufen. Gaburf acuinnen iit
3cit. Die Den itdnbjgeu &er5ogcrlm,
gen lm Gertebr Nehnung tr1gt.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued

WOMAN colored, elderly, to cook only
nearby Va; > IN family; fine quarters;
permanent. Box 425-G. Star.
WOMAN, experienced, colored, as cook in
small family: must stay al night and sve
references. Box 462-A. Star. -
WOMAN colored. capable, care of child
general houSework; employed couple. at
tractlve salary 1851 Taylor ST, NV.
WOMAN. white, companionable, housework
ana cooking; no laundry. no children: 90
home nishtS. RA. @15l.
WOMAN, white. general housework. live IN:
$40 week: Adventist preferred. Shep-
herd 64S6-W
EMPLOYED COUPLE want white woman
TO care for baby during day and do light
Housekeeping. Call FIR. 4053 after 3 pm.
WANTED. in Bethesda: temporary help
for weeks over holidays reliable, neat
and good cook. WI. 23u5,
Evening star., 1941-12-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, genI Office work: expe-
rienced full part lime: evenings If de-
11-P Star
Evening star., 1941-12-07
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
PIANO REPAIRING,

LET US REPAIR and refinish your piano
TO look and play like new. Experts in
Steinway, Knabe. Chickering and Stiefi
Get our estimate. Ratners Music Store,
136 Eth ST NV. RE 2499.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

GIRL. colored, wishes shw. any kind;
good reference; of Sunday: home nights.
II
Evening star., 1941-12-07

ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER. college grad
uate executive type. II years extern
slve experience in retail, wholesale, manu-
featuring; all taxes financial statements.
credits, collections. etc, desires change.
Box 2SQ-A Star
Evening star., 1941-12-07

GIRL colored. desires Job, no Saturday
Sundays. Telephone Republic 3o63.
GIRL. colored. wishes morning work clean
ing apis or Offices 1913; city references.
Call Trinidad 650s.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in a
hurry. Just give me a teleph9ne call You
you need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money.
inst call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 1924
Evening star., 1941-12-07

TUTOR. math- physics. science: high
school and college prep; 3 years expert
ence Boston, Mass, public schools. BOX
42q-A. Star
Evening star., 1941-12-07

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER, thor
oughly familiar with tax returns, double
ledger and Office organization: now en-
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CONTINUED On Next Page.)
Evening star., 1941-12-07

ALUMINIUM STOCK POTS, trays. dishes
tSl. elec. fan, cOmpreSsorS, motors new
ca IL register. cheap. o. l.. Harr, l6 Wash.
lngtnn ave. EdmonStcn Md
Evening star., 1941-12-07

1ol"N mont. Room ll"l. RE "lIs >
ROC USE. near Dupont Circle
tbs rent. $40. income
QUO In Price, 81 900
II & SILVER,
w. National nG5f
Evening star., 1941-12-07
PERSONAL

HFMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a H:e-
time or money back: Write for booklet No
l3Hh Columbia I'd Adams 03Ss.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
ACCOUNTANT-OFFTCE MANAGER.

THOROUGH knowledge Of bookkeeping.
excellent business experience. Including
legal training and pubic relations. Now
employed bu- desire 70 make a change 10
better position 7 will pay dividends-to
10th Of us-lf you investigate me. Box
4S-B Star
Evening star., 1941-12-07
PERSONAL.
(COntinued)
BEAUTY PARlORS,
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced
wonderful French r-ethod used Dr. Del
Ledendecker: 3025 0 st. y W. MI. l120.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. junior, experienced, uni
versity graduate. desires work. evenings.
with c. P. A. Taylor 7l94.
ACCOUNTANT started, kept part
time: audltS, statements, tax service; local
references: very reasonable OR 2074.
ACCOUNTANT clean-Cut. thoroughly ex-
perlenced. wants charge general ledger for
progressive concern. IL 0:}3l.
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER desires
permanent position. married, D years exp {:
D. c. notary; have car. Box 399-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

TYPIST and general once work for eve
nings only. Call WA. 1888 after $40 m
7s
WOMAN, educated. refined, travelled so
will accompany elderly person TO winter
resort ex refs. Box Dob. Star. 10.
WOMAN. reliable, competent, colored,
board, care for children, maid, reading
aloud, etc. Republic 5S3S
WOMAN. young. highly qualified, desires
full-time night employment: 10 yrs exp;
dictation. $50; capable office management,
directing personnel, correspondence: writ
Ing experience. Please state salary. Box
42l-A, Star.
Fashionable DreSSmaker,
Creative ability, expert filter,
copyist would like position in
store. Box 498-A, Star.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
The Newspapermen Know
ashamed

1t is significant that of the greatest waves of
applause the Presidents recent speech before the
White House Correspondents Association came when
he said that unnecessary strikes cannot be tolerated
The Washington newspapermen know better than
any other group what extent labor racketeerng has
been interfering with the defense program They know
that the total defense after be attain
ed long few INSCRIPTIONS labor leaders seem to
have other ambition than exploit the emergency
to the limit.
Honest labor should keep this in mind The man
who delays defense through unjustifed strike be-
longs in the same classification the profiteer
Both are enemies of American security and safety in
world gone mad
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

You will halfway question per-
sons l. Q. II he says good word Tor
the tax collector. But if the tax COL
lector gets us woke up. he is doing
us a good turn. And brother. is he
getting busy? And the more pockets
he fumbles around in. the more enc
mics he makes, and the better it will
be for everybody-in the long run.
We been figuring it is o. K for the
Govt to dive into this business or
that business. Just so it wasn't costing
us anything. If Sambo wanted TO be
Socialist. let him be one But now
the Old Boy is limping home like a
prcdigal, and everybody is gonna get
nicked-and plenty. And brothers and
sisters, it will be painful.
Digging up taxes, and doing without
a new suit or hat or something. so
that over one million persons working
for the Govt. can have a nice JOB
and maybe a new car every year-in-
Guiding free gas-is not going to give
us a sweet disposition.
You can get a tooth out with no.
vocain. but for taxes, there is no quick
relief.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Second Prize Winner
In County Contest
From Browning

A citizen IS man or woman who Is
horn and naturalized in a certain
country. II that country Is America the
citizen has many advantages such as
personal liberty. right to own pro-
oerty. freedom OF speech, press. and
r'ligicn. and a right to take part IN
the government such as voting. office
holding. and working for the govern
ment. He has the protection Of our
army and navy from any attacks from
abroad and our police force and secret
service for protection from within.
Ee has the right of trial by jury so
lie will receive justice in our courts.
There are some objections to our
g. eminent. Other forms of govern
ment say that We have too much liber-
ty. that it is less efficient and that
vote who are often influenced by an
expert politician.
Most OF these may be correct but
when you compare the advantages
with the objections. the advantages
are far greater than the objections as
We shall prove.
It may be true that democracy is
slower 10 act and that much time and
money is spent in determining what
o. what not to do. Surely that is not
defect but rather an advantage over
dictatorship. By debating and discuss
ing issues. our lawmakers find their
weak points and are thereby able to
enact the better laws. Besides our
lawmakers are anxious to know what
attitude the people at home Ito whom
, they are responsibility have before they
act. There is great satisfaction for
wishes are put into effect.
In our own country we still believe
, and gladly so. that governments are
or should be created for the people
snd that people do not exist for the
OF dictatorship. A citizen there is
only cog in the machine to make the
state strong and anything IS demand
ed Of him to promote the ambitions
, CT the State. Only in times O! great
emergency are our citizens demanded
/ VI AoiSeG " 20 ANY tIliilS tNdt might
be contrary to their wishes.
After reviewing both the objections
! and advantages of a democracy there
is only one answer to the question of
which is the best form of government
, A democracy by a great margin
Since We feel so deeply for the de-
mocratic form OF government we must
not fail to do all we can to preserve
| it. 1t was created by Toll. sweat. and
| tears" and was worth all those sac
| rifices to create it, surely it is worth
every effort we can make to preserve
II.
Frances DesRosier
Eighth Grade
Age IL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
The Low Down
From HiOkcry Grove

1t don't mean that you are some
kind Of undesirable citizen because you
take a look under the blankets. now
and Their. to see what is going on in
politics. It is more liable to be vice
versa if you do not take a look.
You will come closer to being
U. S. A patriot. and of some use to
your country. if you do do some prying
into what is going on versus being
Just follower having no idea which
end Of the horn OF where you are
coming out-after the emergency
7 get in mind this idea Of Uncle
Sambo getting deeper into more bust
ness like there on the St. Lawrence
which is being talked up, as a de-
'srse IDEA.
Socialism is not going to march up
the front door and knock-it IS
Tcnna sneak around back. This coun-
" would shoot Socialism full of holes.
I'D the buttons off its vest. in 2
rhakes. if it recognized it coming up
the front walk. But if it sidles up I'M
der blankets-and We do not get curl
ous-Ee will wake up needing a quart
of headache pills.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.
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Attention Railroads.&c.!

The local employment office has
been asked to get as many men that
have had any experience in the rail-
road line outside Of the section hands
TO register.
The federal government and employ
ment service is very anxious to get
complete registration of all that have
had primary and secondary railroad
experience to register, although. they
might be employed at some other &C.
cupation at the present time. They are
also very anxious to get as cmoplete
a registration as possible of men that
have had training in any specific line
O. TorS although they might be work
Ing
Early registration at the office vii!
be greatly appreciated.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Book on Montana
Now on Sale

Butte, CSpeciaD April7-From scenes
OF thrilling cattle roundup to those
Of beautiful Cooke City highway and
from views of inspiring st. Helena
cathedral to a lonely homesteader S
abandoned cabin. Montana: A Profile
in Pictures. written by Montana WPA
writer's project and sponsored by
Montanans. Inc. now on sale through
out Montana, highlights in brown and
white Montana's scenery and episodes.
The rotogravure picture book OF IS
pages and 100 photographs was re-
leased last week by the publishers,
Fleming Publishing company o. New
York. according to State WPA admin
istrator Joseph E Parker First of its
Guide series, the book was carefully
complied by WPA writers and edited
by Supervisor Michael Kennedy The
picture book sells for sl00
Depicting all major industries of the
state. scenic attractions and recrea-
tional advantages, the book also con-
talns comic vacation map OF Mon
tana drawn by Neil Sharkey of Butte
OF the WPA Art project.
Giving a thrilling and interesting
picture OF Montana. Supervisor Kenne-
tdy sums up the book in the preface:
Across the $1,000 square-mile
sweep Of the third largest state In the
Union-larger than al New England.
New York, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland combined-this portrait of
Montana was made. Her profile Is rug
legged. The eastern third. roughly. is
prairie; the western portion is noun
famous, heavily timbered. scenic. rich
in minerals and water power; the cen
trail section is a composite Of both.
yet different from either. Known as
the Treasure State. Montana blends
the industrial scene and fabulous min
ing ventures with her wind-swept
prairie
In some places this prairie is Just
as open today as before the white
mans civilization drove the Indian and
the buffalo from it. In other sections.
intensively- Harmed valleys and plains
dotted with buildings. fences, power
lines and reclamation structures con-
trast With the mountains fastness.
Superimposed on it all is the colro Of
copper miner, cowboy, sportsman, lum-
berjack, sheepherder, dry-land farmer.
prospector. dude rancher. Indian and
the host Of other types who make up
the composite citizen. Behind them is
the historical lore of fur trader. 1ndi-
an wars, trail herds. cattle baron. cop
per king, gold camps. road agent and
rustler. Because of difficulty Of cover
age Is such a brief volume, only the
strongest feature can be shown. Sub
jects have been grouped and q sup
porting word picture added for each.
1T Is h6ped that this arransenent
p~tEays Montana for what she Is:
II but sparseaT populated; ranking
producer of copper. gold, cattle. sheep.
Anbsc ord a; scenic playground q
xuuliing mountain streams. bad-aands.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cummins left
for California Tuesday fer a months
vacation. They will visit with friends
and relatives
Mr.. George Larson and Mr.. Ralph
Rand Of Casper, Wyoming visited at
the R. A Manuel home Sunday. Mr.
Larson and Mr.. Rand are affiliated
with the Texas Co. and at present are
doing work at the Sunburst Refinery