davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

MT. ELLIOTT REC, '''1' rs W. $3.50 asS'O'I
Open Alley, TO-DAY FROM SAN Urul o ~
VISIT Our Cocktail Lounge Excellent Food
NEW FAIRVIEW 1859 ta Mu. 5 55aftFso"
op,r sO~Hns TODAY Until P. ". and After
~ p NJ All DAY saturday, ana sunday
OLYMPIC REC. 1870 fr.. gsi 1 90 ,, F,ssS
" Alleys. Me- ard Modern. Rath,tsu.r Open
Bo.lioe DAILY from 20 A. NJ Until CLOSING.
PALACE REC s s;s, e y I.,, aySsg.
cost op,n Boelins TODAY Until s.ls p. N ard
After Co. Billiards Rsstaursa' Cocktail Lou0st.
PALACE SCHOENHERR as soIU' -. ' ,.s5.
Instruction, Given Daily on the PAUL MoBLEY
self Instructor learn to Bowl Correctly Here.
puu prLnu 1920 MEYERS. Near
HLW pIhVH MthlCH0LS. UN. 3.622s
EMO, opsr~ Ho-lirq Here TO-DAY Until p. "
ard After %. All oS Saturday. ard sundays
PALMER PARK " NIss..!s "a. 40 j,s s'; q
TO s.2232 Air. Conditioned a. Bruns~iek
Alleys Completely Nodsr01sd Free Parking.
pLpYI ANN 1890 WEST WARREN Near
HnhlHNu S0UTHFiELD CO 500
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cocstaI Bar ADJOINING opso Bo~Una DAILY
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49, ." WV AANE1h
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
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DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
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Openings IN Ladies Thurt Afternoon Mouse Loop
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Open Bouiino All DAY SATURDAYS ana sundays
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cTLTE pIIp 1900 WOODWARD TO 9.tsa2l
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FRIDAY at8}0P. " Free insiruc'tors Afternoons
VInrnpY s57u l2rH at DELAWARE
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Few League Openings Still Left!
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ATTENTION LEAGUE BoWLERsI GOool
AVAILABLE TINES srlLL OPEN. CH. $3.50 |
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Private Lessons Afternoons WAYNE SPAuLOisGl
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LEAGUE OPENINGS srILL LtFr. oPEN
AtLEYs TO-DAY 3. n UNTIL CLOSING
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

~ United Press
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Track. fasf
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Altoona REC, s 3, aIi sloH'eA :. A s5si
opJs BOWLING roDAY FsoM 10 A. n.
UsTit p. ~. Saturday. sundau unu p. ~
ARGYLE REC. eS ,S's s S3STs. su ST.,
oPts BOWLING SATURDAYS AL DAY
SUNDAYS $50 p " UStlL CLOSING.
BEACON REC. =" x1s s,,.,s ~ u, "4L $50
opsa Bo-iira TO-DAY Untti 20 g N and
After p " Az oD Saturdays ara 81 days
BOWL .ODROME +, ,s7o, ,, otHTtR, no S,, $3.50
oPEN BOWLING AT AL TINES
Ts~ LEAGUE Excavations left. Cocktail LOUNGE
cb1IIIbc l12 EAs1 CONGRESS
IHullLNu 20 Alleys Tables. CT. as
oPts BOWLING AT AL Tlsts
fs- Choice League Reservations s,ill Available
rLcIVn 27s7 WOODWARD IS ALLEYS
IASlNU Aif.condittorso
For League Openings, ca. 1892
CHENE. TRONDLY '' s. 's s!-S
Ah.eord,iioSsd tor Your Comfort. Open Au','
At All Times! 5o-l, oiss Dance
CREST LANES FULLERTON /" GO GO BY slytF
A Booster, Paradise Visit Our stage Bar and
Cocktail lounqs. NEVER Dull MOMENT
DENNY "''' = ~s strt9s 4" is stt -. no
ossn Bosnuo TODAY TN p N. ard After
P.m None NJ the famous Baast.o'- Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION ss s1tsysT cs. a. s.sr
Is Alleys opsn Bowling q, AL TINES,
Convenient 10 All Transportation lines
1FYTER REC DEXTER =, BosIos BLVD
Choo, lssuus Opsri0as lstt--Morday. Friday
oPEs BOWLING AT AL TIMES
nipnru pcn ago WOODWARD. rE 2.ssSC
UAnUtN nLO' CENTRALLY LOCATED
Opsn Hosiina TODAY from Noon Until 3 ~
Afternoon LEAGUE Rsssvatiors stiu AVAILABLE
cpIun nrNTpU isil FERRY PARK
Plsa,ur. to Bo-i at Quotes, Alleys IN Detroit
Good transportation Faculties eus.sirsst Car
cprLT lLYlc TO BALTIMORE
unIAl lHhIo a. Woodland Ma. 636s
opsn Bo~iua--i0 ALLEYS IN Ro~-TIl . p ~
ana After % 900 p ~ Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL ppc GENERA MOTORS BLDG
INT CnlAl nLU'E CENTRALLY LOCATED
70 MODERN AILtYS
oosn Every oD Until Miduioh, Ma ssas
/ MlllETT'S sV rRgmeulI AVE
You Are Always Welcome Herel
/ nWr'e pEc 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWI . HLV' 10 8itttARD TABLts
Cocktail lour1s NuuS s8l.
u n92s East I'i',rsor u\tsula~n
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OrtS BOWLING nAfLY FROM foA on
g BRUNSWICK LANES BAR.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Thdt's why rdtioning wds born

In the same sense of fairness you are limited
in your purchase Of IMPERIAL. And you can
see why this is a needed restraint-all of US
must help make the present supply Of whis-
key last longer, now that distillers are max
ing urgently needed war alcohol instead Of
whiskey. Remember -o one mans banquet
may mean another's bare cupboard
In spite Of the whskey shortage there has BEEN no
change in the official price Of IMPERIAL except Tor
new federal excise tax in 1912.
,irits Hiram Walker q, Sons Inc, Peoria. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?

tet a Jar Of MERCIRtN SIEAA
lr1sroy-reR) today from your 91Nss6I IEEz}f
druggist Hundreds have discovered how iis
SIX active mediraI ingredients offer
promptly relieve itching burning o1zing
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zion 3 million 'ats used Must relieve or
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

zleknjen V naslanjacu, V sobi je
bio prijetno topic, poleg tega
ga je pa Sc Milcek tako lepo to-
lazil in bodril, da nj cuda, da
Sc je z novo silo oklenil zivlje-
MIA in da je zacel verovati V
srecno, jasno bodocnost; podo-
ben je bill okrevajocemu bolni-
ku, XII so mu zdravniki obljubili
skorajsnje okrevanje.
Dolgo sta tako kramljala.
Gas je Intel, ne da hi opazila,
kako. Polagoma Sc ju je pola-
Scala vedno vecja utrujenost.
Spanec je lezel obema ma oci.
- Polnoc je re! - je vzklik-
nil Milcek, zroc ma uro. - Cuj,
Claudinet, &c Sc je moi dobrot-
mix vrnil - kar bi Sc mi zdelo
cudno, ker sem preprican, da
bi bill prisel k meni - je re pre-
pozno ,da bi z MIN Sc nocoj
govorila. Videla ga bova sele
jutri zjutraj. Zdaj pa pojdiva
spat, &c hoces. Gas je re.
49, Hocem, kar hoces tt, - je
odgovoril Claudinet. - Zaspan
SEM, to lie res.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
LJUBEZNI
R O N

ii -. all da, da! hi hotel vsaj
nekaj storiti "a tvojo sreco,
predno odidem v vecnost.
Izbij 81 tie grde misli IL
glave, dragi prija.elj -. Bos
videl, zdravnike dobis, najbolj,
Sc, kar jih je V Parizu, take, XII
znajo cloveka izleciti. Moi do,
brotnik mi je to obljubil. In
resijo tie. Odslej Sc pa veseliva
z~ivljenja in upajva -.
Vrgel je poleno V ogenj ir
pripomnil:
- Pogrej Sc! -. I'll je re 3D.
leglo? Pojej Sc koscek torte >.
Je dobra Takih V kome-
dijantskem vozu nismo imeli.
- Sc s]pominjas tistih casov,
Milcek?
Uboga otroka! Docim
imajo drugi, srecnejsi otroci
samo spomine ma igre ali pa
ma poljube in laskanje, sta obu-
jala ia diva samo strasne spo.
mine ma svojo mracno zgodnjo
mladost.
In vendar sta okusala pr
spominu ma tiste case nekaksno
trpkO radost.
Maj DO re odrasel clovek ali
otrok, vsak rad obuja spomine
ma vse ,kar je dozivel prijetne-
ga in s%trasnega.
Claudinet je sedel udobno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

Odpotovati nameravam zopet.
Namenil sem sc znova v Ameri-
ko, odpotovati hocem re jutri
zgodaj zjutraj. Odpeljem Sc z
brzOvlakom v Saint- Nazaire. q
- Odpotovati hoces!
- Odpotovati - je ponovil
Robert. - To vendar nj mogoce
dragi p~rijatelj.
- Oprostita, da vaju nadle-
QUEEN s tenn O%dpotujem
jutri zjutraj, kakor sem skle-
nil. Tu me sicer greje vajina
ljubezen, vendar mi je pa po-
stale z~ivljenje v Evropi Memo
sno.
- In vendar :.
- Moi sklep je bill re davno
storjen in pod nobenim pogo
jem ga ne morem preklicati.
- Pc povratku il Penhoeta
mama nisi nit z besedico ONE
nil, da nameravas odpotovati,
- je dejala Carmen.
- In vendar sem Sc bill vr-
nil v Pariz re S trdnim sklepom
o%dpotovati v Ameriko. Res je,
da sem hotel prvotno odpoto-
vati sele cez nekaj dni, ko sem
pa svoj polozaj malo premislil,
sem spoznal, da v Franciji ne
morem vec ostati. Tako sem
trdno sklenil odpeljati Sc re
.jutri zjutraj Odpotovati
moran.
Proti svoji wolff je izgovoril
Ramon zadnje besede Zelo res
no in svecano tako, da sta sc
Robert in Carmen nehote spo-
gledala in zacutila, kako ju je
spreletel mraz.
Ramon nj mislil ma potova-
ME!
(Dalje prihodnjic>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
Racijski koledar

PROCESIRANA zVILA-Modre znamke G, H in ] so
veljavne do 81. maja.
MEso, SIR, sUROVO MAsLO, MAsTI, P~REzERv1RANE
KENAN ~RIBE)-Rdece znamke E, F, G, in H SO sedaj We
ljavne. Rdece ] znamke postanejo vejavne v nedeljo.
KAVA-Znamka stevilka %, s katero lahko kupite en- funt
KAYE do 30. maja.
SLADKOR-Znamke st. IL, S katero kupite lahko 5 funtov
~sladkorja do 81. maja. zaprosite pi racijskem odboru "a sladkor
"a vkuhavanje saba in drugega.
~CEVLJI-Znamka st. II "a en- par cevjev do Is. junija.
GAsOLN-Znamka st. S v A knjizici veja do 81. maja. B
in c znamke so veljavne kakor je oznaceno v knjizici.
JERJT"-Inspekc Tajerji ma vozilih z A knjizico
morajo bii pregledani do 80. septembra, z B knjiznico do 3d.
junija C do 81. maja. Komercjalna vozila vsakih 60 dni ali
vsakih 5000 mill, karkoli pride pref.
KURIvNO ~OLJE-Kupon st. $ je dober "a II galonov, XII pa
mora zadostovati do 80. septembra tako "a gorkoto kot "a gretje
vode. Shranite odrezke ali "stube' v racijskih listinah "a pri-
hodnjo ogrevano sezono. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
(Nadaljevanje)

- Sal nisem bill JAZZ tisti, dra-
gi Claudinet, XII ii je vse to po-
kazal, to je storilo tvoje srce.
A, &c hi mogel ziveti, -
je nadaljeval ubogi decek, -
kako bi bill srecen, da bi mogel
ziveti pr tebi in "a te! .
Ostati tn "a vedno! -. plakati,
&c 81 zalosten, in smejati Sc, &c
81 srecen! Toda zdravnik
IL bolnice, XII sem ga sam slisal
-. sal sc gotovo spominjas,
kaj sem tt pravil o tenn - tisti
zdravnik, XII Sc nikoli ne zmo-
tt, kakor pravijo %studentje, je
trdil, da bonn najpozneje V
enem letu umrl. In tega ne bonn
nikoli pozabil.
- Molci no, tepcek neum-
nj! - Je VZkllknll Mllcek SOlz-
nib oci. - Sal ii pravim, da
tie bono izlecili -. To so samo
napadi posledica navadne-
ga katarja.
- Ne, ne! Ne bonn vec dolgo
zivel, - je nadaljeval Claudi-
net povesene glave. - To do
bro cutim, hos videl, da Sc ne
motim In vendar nocem
verjeti, da je to res Tako
rad hi zivel! ziveti S teboj,
zdaj, ko bi lahko bila tako srec-
ma! -. &c pa re moran umre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
DruStveni kOledar
MAY

22. maja, sobota. - Federacl-
ia Slovenske zapadne zveze.
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
AUGUST
1. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva Nanos st. 264 S. N.
P. J. ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
OCTOBER
"a. oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev s programom, priredi
podruznica st. IS, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh 3. uri pop.
Ia. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva Nv boz st.
SO S. N. p. J. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

predno sta legla decka k pocit-
ku, in ker nj srecal nobenega
sluzabnika, seveda nj bill opo-
zorjen, da Sc je Milcek vrnil
in privedel s seboj neznanega
decka.
Ramon je odsel naravnost V
svoje sobe, XII 50 bile mad Mile
kovo soho. Rad bi bill objel in
poljubil svojega varovanca, pa
Sc je bal, da bi ga ne prebudil.
Ramon je bill videti zelo zalo-
stem in potrt.
Sedel je v naslanjac in Sc
del dolgo n%epremicno, zatopljen
v svoje misli.
Ko je dvignil glavo, so bile
njegove oci zalite S solzami.
Odgrnil je castor in pogledal
skozi okno.
Hotel je bill pogreznjen v te-
mo.
- Vendar pa moran Sc nocoj
govoriti S Carmen, - je mr.
mral sam pri sebi in glas Sc mu
je tresel.
In tho je krenil prot sestri-
MIN sobam, ko so bile v istem
nadstropju nekaj korakov ma
pref.
V d'Alboizovem kabinetu nj
bilo luci.
Gotovo re spi, - je po-
mislil Ramon.
Cudno Sc mu je pa zdelo, da
so bila vrata obeh sob ma stezaj
odprta.
Montlaur je vstopil.
- Nikogar nj! Najbrz Sc Sc
nista vrnila.
Tako je prisel V tenn do Car.
meninega s%aloncka, cigar vra,
ia so bila zaprta.
Nastavil je uho ma vrata. Ia
slisal je pritajen pogovor.
Rahlo je potrkal.
- Presto! - Sc je zacul pri.
jeten sestrin glas.
Ramon je vstopil.
V trenutku, ko je stopil V sa.
loncek in ko sta ga Robert in
Carmen zagledala, sta Sc pre-,
straseno zdrznila.
Obsel ju je strah, zlasti pa
neizmerno socutje' ko sta "a.
gledala izmucen Ramonov o.
braz, njegove globoko udrte OBJ.
jokane oci, bleda lica in mrzlic-
no ustne.
- Boze moi, Ramon, kaj Sc
je pa zgodilo? 49, je vzkliknila
Carmen prestraseno.
- Oprostita, prijatelja, -
je odgovoril Ramon S trpkim
nasmehom, - Sc nocoj vaju
moran obvestiti o svoji now
pustolovski prismodarji .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

- Lezes tn ma mojo posteljo,
sosedni sobi. JAZZ pa lezem
kar tn ma divan.
- o ne! - Raje bi ostal tn
ma toplem. Sc vedno me MANFRED
zebe. &c mi das odejo, mi DO tn
ma divanu zelo prijetno.
In ko je Milcek vztrajal ma
tenn, da mu odstopi svojo poste-
lilo, je dejal:
- Prosim te, pusti me tn.
Napravis mi veselje.
In smeje je pripomnil:
- Stori mi to uslugo. Daj mi
odejo in zavij me v MO, kakor
81 storil v komedijantskem vo-
zu, &c je bilo slabo vreme; tam
ST me pokrival S svojo raztrga-
no obleko, da 81 me segrel in
mi malo olajSal bolezen.
Milcek Sc je udal in uslisal
prijateljevo prosnjo. Wei je
odejo in dive blaiznici ter po-
stlal Claudinetu ma divanu.
Oba sta Sc smejala, tako pri-
jetno je bilo postiljati posteljo.
Potem sta Sc pa objela in 81 vo-
scila lahko noe.
Ugasni sveco, - je dejal
Claudinet. - Predno zaspim, bi
rad V tenn sandal O najini sre-
ci.
Milcek je ugasnil sveco in 3D.
Sci V sosedno soho, da bi tudi
sam legel k pocitku.
Tu je gorela samo nocna luc,
XII je slabo razsvetljevala sobo.
Claudinet je videl luc skozi W.
eel zametasti zavesi med ODE
ma sobama.
V listen trenutku nejasnih
SAM, XII dele bedenje cd spanja'
je decek plano opazoval to ble-
do luc.
Zdela Sc mu je kot otipljiv
dokaz resnicnosti njegovega po-
lozaja. =.
Da, zares je tn, pri svojem
prijatelju, resen "a vedno stra-
snega zivljenja, ma pragu no.
vega, lepsega, srecnejsega ziv-
lJenja, XII sta pc MEM z Mile
kom re davno hrepenela.
Drugo jutro - O tenn nj prav
mic dvomil - sc gospod de
Montlaur zavzame zanj, kakor
Sc je zavzel "a njegovega pri-
jatelja, resi- ga sramote, bole-
sti in smrti.
Milcek mu je obljubil, da ga
izlecijo. .
Spomin ma gospoda de Mont
laura ga je opozoril ma pisma,
XII so Sc zdela Milcku tako dra-
gocena "a njegovega dobrotni-
ka.
Pustil jih je bill ma mizici.
Claudinet je iztegnil roko,
otipal svezenj in ga skril pod
zglavje.
- Lahko noe, Milcek! - je
zasepetal.
- Lahko noc!.. je odgovo-
ril nezen glas njegovega prija-
telja, XII Sc je bill has zacel sla-
citi.
- Spi sladko!
In Claudinet je zaspal.
D'Alboizov hotel je bill po-
greznjen v nocni mir. Sluzin-
cad je bila Re davno zaprla vra-
ia in okna ter odsla v svoje
sobe v stransko poslopje ma
desni strani dvoriaca.
Ramon Sc je bill pa vendar lie
re vrnil.
Prisel je bill dobro uro pre-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

E. 91st St., blizu UNION Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19

Ma Sikh je omer1SM general
Mark Clark, poveljmik ameri$-
XIII Get . Maroku, kjer je bill
nedaVmo COST mekega bogatega
Arabca, pri katerem je obedo-
ual, pd 6emer 81 je pomagal
samo s prsti, kakor je tam obi
Gaj. Njegov gostitelj ga 2 sani-
manjem opaque.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
PrOda Sc

hisa "a emo druzino; 6 sob, ga
raza, velika lota. Nahaja Sc bill
zu E. 222 ceste v Euclidu, 0.
Cena samo $4,000.
MATT PETROVICH,
253 E.. ISL St. IKE. 2641
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
PrOda sc

Hiso "a emo druzino, 8 sob,
garaza. Use v prvovrstnem sta
nju. Nahaja Sc blizu dveh po-
ulicnih zeleznic, Sol in cerkva.
Vprasa sc po 6. uri zvecer ma
1912 r AVE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-19
Mali oglasi

ISce sc dive zenske
Isce sc dive zenske, da hi po-
magale cistiti urade in dvorane
20 diva ali tri KRAFT ma teden.
Ako katera zeli dobiti delo "a
nekoliko dni v tednu, maj Sc
zglasi "a pojasnila uradu tai
nika SIND, ma 6409 st. Clair
Ave.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-03
Opheim Legion and Auxiliary
Officers for Year Are Named
BY LEFT

~OPHEIM-Louis Jacopson wa!
elected commander of the Ophein
American Legion post and Mrs. e.
mer Walstad president of the Leg
ion Auxiliary at meetings held Sun
day following the Memorial day
program here.
Other Legion officers named are
Frank Redfield. vice commander;
Guy Burroughs. junior vice com
mander: Clarence Tichenor, chap
lain; Elmer Walstad finance Off
GER; Knute Bette, sergeant-at-
arms. and John Fuchs and Harold
Wilhelm, directors.
Elected to serve with Mrs. Wal
stad we're Eleanor Anderson, first
vice president. Mrs. Harold Viii
helm, second vice president; Mrs.
Harry Thompson, secretary-treas-
urer; Mrs. Clarence Tlchenor,
chaplain; Dorothy Redfield histor-
ian. and Mrs. Ray Bell. sergeant
alarms.
Plans were made for a delegat-
ton to attend the district meeting
in Wolf Point, June 8.
The Milwaukee Railroad has of
fered its $4,000 employees the use of
suitable vacant land for Victory
gardens.
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every accident, discover the causes
wherever possible and suggest cures
In addition to determining whether
safety measures are adequate and
safety regulations are observed.
In addition, safety education Off
GERS have the job of selling" safety,
with an educational program direct
ed at army air force flyers, crew
members and every man in the
ground crews.
Obviously, it is a physical impos-
slbility to eliminate accidents en-
tirely, but with information gathered
from the crashes that do occur. the
flight control command is able to
chart a course of action that is
steadily reducing the accident rate"
General johnson said.
All flying accidents are reported
immediately to the regional safety
o1tlcer, who sees that pictures are
taken, diagrams made, witnesses in
terviewed and pieces of wreckage
received. The evidence gathered is
then sent through the various of
fices of the flight control command
ana each office enters into the rec
ords the facts with which it is con-
cerned.
once an analysis is made. the
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Sturdy and well re-
inforced. Two color
finish.
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Army Plane Crashes Are Few
Compared with Miles Flown

During the next II months army
air force pilots and student pilots
are expected to fly more than 4,000,-
DOC, 900 miles, or nearly double the
1912 mileage, Maj. General Daven-
port johnson, commanding general
of the Second air force, said.
And a good portion of that ire
mendous mileage will be flown by
men of the Second air force, which
is responsible for the training of all
heavy bombardment crews in the
United States" he said.
Pointing out that while air
crashes do and will occur, General
johnson emphasized the vigorous
safety program which is being ar
ried out. He quoted figures to show
that $4,000 persons were killed in
bathtub accidents in 1939-more
than l8 times as many as were ia
injured in military aircraft
accidents in 1912.
Number Will Be Small
In spite of the vast mileage being
flown, and with flight training con-
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Services for Mrs. Rhea X.
Carlson Are Friday at z

Funeral services for Mrs. Rhea K
Carlson, 81, who died in a Havre
hospital Tuesday following a long
illness, will be held at the Methodist
church Friday afternoon at 2. The
Rev. w. L. Bennett will officiate and
burial will be in the Glasgow ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Carlson vas a Glasgow res
ident for IS years, making her home
here with her son, Basil M. Olsen.
She moved to Havre in September,
1941, when Mr.. Olsen was trans
ferred there as a train dispatcher.
She had been in poor health for a
number of years.
Mrs. Carlson was porn at PayneS-
vile, Mimi, Sept. Is, 1875, where
she spent her childhood and grew
to womanhood. She was married to
Owen S.. Olsen and two children,
Basil, and a daughter, Leona, now
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Grand Master Davidson Makes
Official Visit to Glasgow Lodge

grand marshall, presented Judge
John Hurry VINO was preSe-tcd
wan a lie membership in the lodge
by Mr.. Davidson. After the lodge
session, a brief talk on the navy
recruiting and training program
was given by Chief Ben Ulberg of
the Glasgow navy recruiting station.
A lunch and social hour followed.
The following day, Grand Master
Davidson was taken on a tour of
the Fort Peck project by Ira
Tourtlotte of Fort Peck and L. G.
Hanson and Mr.. Roberts.
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ditions constantly improving, the
number of flyers who will suffer
personal injury of any kind due to
airplane accidents this year will be
exceedingly small" General John
son said. This is not a theory, but
is based on past experience.
During 1912 military aviation ex-
perienced only one fatal accident for
every 1,750,000 miles flown. In COM
parison with the rate of fatal &C
cIdents in other forms of travel,
military aircraft is the safest mode
of transportation in the continental
United States today"
General Johnson said the army's
flight control command is taking
every possible action to reduce the
present number of accidents and
prevent mishapS in the future.
control officers direct air
craft in point-to-point flights and
supervise the search for and rescue
of aircraft and personnel in distress
on land or water.
Investigated Thoroughly
Flying safety officers investigate
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court of the Seven.
teenth judicial District of the stat,
Of Montana. in and for the County
of Valley.
Oscar Luck. Plaintiff.
VS..
The unknown heirs of Olaf NJ. Halver-
son, deceased, The unknown owners
of the SWASEH of Section II,
Township 30 North. Range IS Il. NJ.
NJ. in Valley County, Montana, Lewis
Wedum Company, a corporation.
Carrie Millman. Richard MOtzkau,
Cecil c. Harrison, The unknown
heirs of Benjamin j.. Harrison, de-
ceased, The unknown devisees of
BENJAMIN j. Harrison, deceased,
stephen Weber. Treasurer of Valley
County, Montana, and all other per-
ms claiming any interest in or lien
upon the, real estate hereinafter des-
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Mrs. Carl Larson of Wild Rose
N. D., were born to them.
She was widowed in 1912 and in
1919 she married Albert c. Carlson
of Fosston, Mimi. who died in 1926.
That year she moved to Glasgow ID
live with her son and continued to
make her home here until they
moved to Havre.
Besides her son and daughter,
both of whom were with her at the
time of her death, she is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Carl Holman of
Williston, N. D., and two grand
daughters, daughters of Mrs. Lar
son.
While in Glasgow, Mrs. Carlson
for two years as president
of the Valley County Hospital guild
and was active in the Methodist
and Lutheran Aid groups.
The Peterson chapel is in charge
of arrangements.