davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-16

toOthed" rather a stretch of the
imagination, but on close inspection
the idea Is not half bad.
Dog lichens grow in vast patches
on damp logs and on the earth. The
thallus is dark brown, sometimes
almost black. The reproductive
structures have a habit of projecting
like teeth and are yellow. They are
thought to remind you of the yellow
CANNES of a dog.
There are some 10000 species of
lichens, all built on the same simple
thallus pattern, with slight varia-
tlons. Lichens are slow growers, so
when great patch of them is found
1t means the work of many years.
Usually the upper surface is thick
ened and protective. The lower sur
face develops hairlike threads,
known as rhiZoids, for anchorinp
purposes.
Llchens are plant pioneers. They
are the first living plants to colonize
on barren area and they can sub
slst on dry, rocky surfaces once they
get toehold.
The dog Ichen belongs to the
crust form in which are to be seen
the yellow wall lichen, rock tripe
lungWort and the parmelia. The
combination of green cells and COL
orless ones explains the general
gray color of lichens. The fungus
1llaments cover and hide the algae
SO that their bright green color is
not seen. The algae manufactures
carbohydrate food by absorbing
moisture and carbon dioXide from
the air. The other partner. the
fungus, produces acids which break
down the rock or wood on which
the llchen is established. and no
other plant is SO closely anchored
to its place. Neither plant can live
without the other.
Llchens reproduce through the
fungus partner. The fruiting struc-
lures are quite colorful in some. In
the dog lichen they are yellow
Wnen the spores are ripe millions
are matured at the time they are
cast on the wind. This swift mode
Io1 transportation enables the licnen
offspring to travel far and wide
nence they are world known. Be-
SIDES being uniquely lovely these
plants are vital to all living things
without them much of the earth,s
crust would be bare, sterile and
llfeleSS. Their appearance IN eor+b
was the beginning of plant life
Evening star., 1943-11-16
L~A. l94

To obtain a free COPY Of the Illus
trated lea1et Of the Seven wonders
envelope. bearing Scent stamp Ia
Uncle Ray in care OF The Evening star
Evening star., 1943-11-16
IS Types Of Sereeonts
To Be Seen in Marines

lhere are Is types of sergeants ir
the Marine Corps.
Ihey are: Sergeant ma jor. master
gunnery sergeant, master technica,
sergeant, quartermaster sergeant
paymaSter sergeant, first sergeant
gunnery sergeant; technical SER
geant, supply sergeant. drum ma ior
platoon sergeant, staff sergeant, SER
seant, mess sergeant and field music
sergeant,
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
(POr Walter Tschuppik)

Una breve information de la a.
gencia official alemana de noticias,
dada ell 9 de JUNO, no ha llamado
la atenci6n que merecfa. Decia:
"a fin de permitir la incorpora-
cion de mayor n1mero de brazos
para los trabajos de guerra, ell
Inspector General de las ~carrete-
ras de motor del Reich ha ordena-
do que ell sostenimiento de las Au-
tobahnen del Reich (autopistas
especiales) sea suspendido con ca
racter general Y considerablemen-
tie reducidos los servicios de las
estaciones de aprovisionamiento.
Esta orden entrara en- vigor ell
Is de Mayo de 1884, Y a partir de
esa fecha, ell p1blico usara las au-
tOvias a ~ propio riesgo Y ventu-
ra. A estos efectos Sc han cOloca-
do avisos en- todos los accesos de
las autovias. Sin embargo, la Sc
guridad con que Sc han construido
estas rutas, especialmente su SUI
perficie, permiten que sean usadas
para ell trafico esencial, aunque
cor ell debido cuidado. Todas las
empresas de transporte recibiran
en- breve la lista de las estaciones
de aprovisionamiento todavia en-
funcionamiento. Las estaciones de
aprovisionamiento todavia en- fun
cionamiento para vehfculos con
generator seguiran abiertas, por
regla general"
Esta noticia merece comentarse
por mas de una raz6n. 81 la razon
para Ell cierre al trafico de las au-
tovias del Reich fuera realmente
la carestfa de personal, ell ahorro
de mano de obra, a pesar de la ex-
tension de la red de autovias, no
subira de unos cuantos miles de
hombres; inspectores, asfaltadores
y una cuantas columnas movies
de reparaciones. FL cierre de es-
taciones de aprovisionamiento de-
lara libre muy poeos hombres, So
bre TODD 81 las estaciones para los
vehiculos con generator han de
permanecer abiertas. Generalmen-
gasolina, facilita ell abastscimien-
to a los vehiculos que usan gene
rador de gas.
POr este, la information de la
agencia Official de noticias sugie-
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
Ell Final de "a
AutOViaS del Re

re que Id Verdadera "a
cierre de estas autOH
carestia de manO de !
falta de gasOlina. Prd
esta MEDIA eSta aso
varios factoreS: fala
careStia de personal
bien la neceSidad de n
carreteras libres de't
que puedan utilizarse
transporte de tropas
invasion.
No Sc dispOne de ciE
ties a la production de
las reservas de este NH
lemania. CuandO no q
cha una gran OfenaV1
Shades militareS son,
tie incomparablements
mas. Trobablemente hay
cantidad de petroleO Z
alta graduation para
cuyas a%ctividades han
reducidas. Como ell trait
+om6viles particulars
~practicamente en- t0d'
nente, ell ejercitO ven'
~monopolio de TODD q ,
Rumania y del petF0ls'
81, a pesar de ello' hay
g~asolina, debe Ou'''i''
en- las d~ificultade' dei
te.
Por 10 que Sc refi'r'
tia de nano de obra' 6
a ser cada d!a mas g
los ejercitos de tr'''.
clavos ~extranjerOs h'''
Fraction del que puso
los obreros vOluntafio
mentados y con eAp'''
oficio. En- relacion '0l
interes un articulo p
ale Journal" de Pan
Mayo. Sc ocupa del :.
Ind de los obrerOs 10,
cialmente de los AVE-
dos para trabaj'r p'' !
MIA Y parte en- "a ;.
Todt que espera en- !.
ses. segdn lie Joul''
mission de msdi'o'
franceses hi' "a
descubrimientO de ~ Y,
todos los obrero; +,
elutados para tr'Dl ".
Cpasa a Ia PaE
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

Galeazzo Ciano, ell maridO de la hija
de Benito, fue Ethiopia y desde ell aire tt
r6 o hizo %arrojar algunas bombas.
Cuando uno de los hijos de Mussolini
alardeaba de sus a~sesinatos, a Ciano Sc lie
"enfriaron" los pies y regres6 a Roma.
Su papa politico, presionado por Edda,
lie hizo Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores.
En- ell mes de febrero lie quitaron la
c%artera, por estar en- "desacuerdo" con los
nazis, y Benitin lie mand6 de ministro "a
la otra puerta'. a Ciudad Vaticano.
FL suegro empezaba a preparar su "re-
tirada" y del yerno Sc dijo que ansiaba a.
partarse del fascismo y separar a Italia de
la alianza con Hitler y los militaristas teu-
tones.
FL Papa lie recibi6 con los brazos abier-
tos, lie echo la bendici6n Embellishments
comenz6 a desarrollarse la intriga en- "pro
de los anglo-sajones' y los "pueblos des-
poticamente ~tratados".
La "Hoja del Lunes', que Sc publica
todos los lunes en- Madrid, por cuanto los
otros diarios no salen a la calle, dice que
la entrada de Estados Unidos en- la guerra
lie di6 a los Aliados ayuda decisiva en- con-
ira del Eje.
Possible es que los alemanes todavia
puedan, por medic de ''sorpresas diploma
ticas', llegar de nuevo a un "equilibrio de
superioridad".
La caida de Mussolini es un problema
de caracter inferno, aunque pudiera tener
repercusiones en- la guerra.
jQue habra querido decir esa hoja fas-
cista con la Erase ~'sorpresas diplomaticas'?
ISera una alusi6n a la propaganda, de
origen "hitlerista", que supone a Russia la
intenci6n de "entenderse" con ell 'nazis-
mo-?
NADIA de imnortanr;a ho .,ooIl
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGS

Cuatro son los candidates a alcalde, los
Sres. Chancey, Cobbey, Hixon y BOYD.
En- ell distrito n1mero 6 aumentaron los
candidates a ocupar la p%oltrona del JoVen
letrado Fletcher.
LIE sal3 I'm oponente al senior Camp
bell. ell bondadoso e inteligente tasador de
contribuciones de la municipalidad.
Cobbey fue Ell primero en- abrir sus ba-
terias, por la radio.
LIE sigui6 Hixon, con anuncios en- los
peri6dicos.
Chancey espera y observa; Boyd no da
senales de vida.
Estan abiertos los libros en- los barrios
y despues Sc llevaran a la Junta Municipal
Electoral, donde Sc cerraran.
Las primarias municipales estan sena-
ladas para ell dfa 7 de septiembre.
Muchas personals que antes corrfan de-
tras de los candidates, actualmente, como
ganan dinero en- abundancia, nj siquiera
hablan de %polftica.
81 una reacci6n no Sc logra, ell n1mero
de electores sera menor que en- otros amos.
En- los barrios "latinos" Sc dice que
Cobbey esta apoyado por grupos de i~nfluyen
tes ciudadanos incluyendo algunos lideres
obreros; Hixon cuenta con la bendici6n y
protection de la "maquinaria" de Rex Far
rior; Chancey ha puesto en- actividad a
sus numerosos amigos y Boyd no parece
tomar en- Serio su c~andidatura.
A medida que pasen los dfas ira au-
mentando ell "~calor" poIftico en- los ba-
rrios 'latinos'; pero en- esta campana la
temperature no subira tanto como en- las
anteriores.
La retirada de Henderson vino a cal
mar los animos que va e~mpezaban a excl
tarse.
Ell director de la Rama de Ultramar
de la Oficina de Information de Guerra.
Robert E. Sherwood, conference hace DO
cos dfas con ell Secretario de estado, ST..
Hull.
Motive la entrevista, seg1n los peri6-
dicos, que la Oficina de information de
Guerra, ajustandose a la verdad, diio re-
cientemente que Victor Manuel era un "pe-
queno rey idiota" y ell mariscal Pietro Ba-
doglio "un fascista de alto range.
Sc enfad6 ell Presidente, p1blicamente.
y lie di6 autoridad a Mr.. Hull para lamar a
los directories de la oficina que diriie Mr..
Elmer Davis.
Luego de la entrevista ell Sr. Sherwood
diJo que en- ell future no Sc lanzarfan epi-
tetos contra Ell Rey, pero que no Sc igno-
raria Ell hecho de que este di6 SUI apovo al
regimen fascista. mo lie di6 ell puntapie a
Mussolini hasta convencerse de que no re-
cibiria ayuda mayor de Hitler
Con respecto a Badoglio, ell nuevo nri-
mer ministro, no Sc hara secreto alcuno do
su identification con ell fascismo v no Sc
dira, por no ser ~cierto, que es antifascista
Los buenos amigos de la Oficina de In
formation de Guerra dijeron la verdad v
por este hubieron de ser criticados.
Con ell transcurso de los dfas 60 no
visto que ellos y nosotros, que desde 81 nri-
mer momento lie tomamos la medida Al mo
narca %'titere" y al mariscal de Canoro++o
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

Dino Grandi, senior, ha venido soste
niendo I'm "doble juego" propio de mu'
chos fascistas ~italianos, e~spanoles y de
Otras parties.
Regularmente, y justo es decirlo, el
fascista es I'm individuo de pocos escrGpu-
los.
Grandi quiere acercarse a los Aliados,
como Ciano y otros semi-hombres, porque
sabe que Estados Unidos, Russia, Inglate-
ira y China ganaran la guerra.
Estan pensando los fascistas ~italianos,
como los espanoles, en- salvar ell dinero que
por medios ilfcitos y abusivos han rapiha-
do.
Y como para ellos ell dinero "es la SUI
prema ley, mucho les agradaria ponerse
ahora al servicio de los gobiernos de Lon.
dres y Washington.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
-CONSEJo DE SPELLMAN.
Ell TRAIDOR BADOGLIO.
DINO GRANDI.
-"HoJA DEL LUNES"
-POLITICA LOCAL.
INFORMATION DE GURRA.

Aconseja ell ~arzobispo Spellman que
Italia Sc rinda incondicionalmente, como
10 piden las Naciones midas.
Por la parte que a n%osotros toca en-
este problema, aplaudimos las palabras de
su ilustrisima.
D~erribados los fascistas, al pueblo tia
liano Sc lie devolvera su libeftad.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

NADIA de Importance ha sucedido has
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

La Radio de Angel, dominada por los
americanos y franceses, llama traldor a
Badoglio.
Los que en- los primeros dias trataron
de amparar al mariscal que ~"envenenara"
a los abisionios, ahOra, viendO que CONT
nda cooperando con los nazis, disparan
sobre Ell sus ''canones'.
Nosotros lie senalamos como criminal,
fascista v anti-democratico desde ell pri-
mer dia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Rotary Crews
Introduced 10
Tough Sllales

Midcontinent drilling crews on three
rotary rigs this week became Freshmen
in the School Of Experience which
teaches how to make hole in the hard
shales Of Northern Montana, as Loft
land Brothers began making hole under
Carter Oil company's exploration pro-
gram for the account Of Northern Ord
nance company. Montana shales do not
drill like the soft shales Of the Mid
continent, TO the surprise Of some of
the newcomers.
There are now six rotary rigs in
northern Montana-the greatest mum.
Der of rotary tools ever assembled in
this state-and four Of them are now
drilling. Within another week or 10
days it is expected that there win be
seven and possibly eight rotaries in the
state, possibly to end the regime of
cable tools in this "the last stand Of the
rope chokers."
Three of the drilling rotaries are
Loffland rigs; the fourth is the A. B.
Cobb rotary ON BlackIeaf structures in
western Pondera county.
Northern ordnance-Jannusch No. 1,
NEA SEA 1s-28-7W, south Of Dupuyer,
is drilling at HOO feet after setting
l0-ineh surface pipe ct sss. Il spudded
May is.
Northern 0rdnance-state No. /,
known as the Red Creek well, west of
sunburst, in NEA NEA 10-36N4w, is
underreaming to set surface pipe at
800.
Northern Ordnance doser No. L.
sWA NwA 14-Ss-sW, on the Aloe
nose, is drilling at 100 feet, having
spudded May q.
Northern Ordnance-P Parker No. /,
NWA NWA 1S-s7N-sW, south of the
Border field and northeast of the State
No. l, is preparing to spud today OF
Sunday.
Northern Ordnance-Campbell No. 1
SEX NEA 5-26N-7W, is rigging up
after having been delayed by the nee.
essity Of building a road. This is in
(cOutsnued on Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Spocing Ruling
Augars Well for
Cut Bcxnk PI0n

Relaxation of PAW spacing rules on
shallow wells in eastern Kansas, eastern
and sosthern Oklahoma and north and
west central Texas now allows five
acre spacing for oil wells 1900 feet
deep; 1O-aere spacing for depths be-
tween 1900 and 1000 feet; 2O-aere spac-
ing at depths between 1000 and 5000
feet; 4O-acre spacing for wells over
5000 feet.
PAW announced that it hoped that
search win be intensified for prev
iously overlooked shallow oil fields on
small structures and in non-structural
sand lenses"
The precedent is believed to augur
well for the proposed Cut Bank excep-
ton which has been requested. Cut
Bank operators asked for 20-aere spac-
ing. Most Cut Bank wells are under
5000 feet and come within the 20
acre spacing plan announced for the
Midcontinent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Fish Fry Gives
Popularity to
Test On Harlo

Undismayed by OPA rulings that
barbeeues are out for the duration, the
people Of Harlowton win hold celebra-
tion at the spudding of the Mid-Mon-
tana Oil eompany's test we'll on HarlO
dome on Sunday, with a fish fry in
stead of a barbecue. Business men Of
the town took a day off this week and
went fishing in Dead Mans Basin lake
and having an eye to business ad
vertised that the fish were Caught
less than a mile south Of the wen 10
cation" This win insure that every oil
scout in the state and many oil men
who wouldn't otherwise do so win visit
this Harlo test regularly. Oil field
scouts and trout fishing TO together
like ham and eggs.
Announcing the start Of the well, A.
A. POirer, chairman Of the Harlowton
Chamber of Commerce and an active
influence in bringing about Harlo de-
velopment, stated:
'This is the first activity in oil
drilling in WheatlAnd and Golden Val
ley counties for more than 20 years.
Great advaneements and developments
have been made in oil geology and
drilling technique since that time and
great hopes are held out by the com
Continues on Pass ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
Texaco Buys
Continental's
Kelvin Leases

It was reliably reported in Shelby
this week that The Texas company
has purchased the producing properties
Of Continental Oil company in Kelvin
field and win take over the properties
on or about June l.
Continental has been a Kelvin opera
tor since 1923 when it purchased the
properties Of Senator Tom Hogan in
GLIDING his sensational 5OO-barrel flow.
ing well on the Helmrichs farm. Six Of
eight wells drilled on the Helmrichs
farm are still producing. They had an
average initial Of 30 barrels. The last
well drilled was in 1926. That was a
dry hole. One Of the seven producers
was abandoned.
The Helmrichs has produced 469, 1871
barrels of oil worth Sass, s99, up to
Jan. /, 1913.
It is reported that Texas company
acquired Continentars Kelvin property
through a trade for some Wyoming
leases. The Texas company recently ae-
quired the producing properties Of Ohio
Oil company and now has larger hold
ings than any other operator in the
vast Kelvin field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
FLAT COULEE
DUE FOR MORE
DEVELOPMENT

The Chester Reporter says that f. B.
Coolidge has taken over Flat COulee
structure from Northern Petroleum
company and is preparing to drill. Flat
Coulee is an undevelOped but proven
oil field east Of the sweetgrass Hills,
near the Canadian border Northern
Petroleum is composed Of former stock
holders and creditors Of sunburst Oil
& Refining Co., organized by j. H.
Hamilton, receiver, to salvage some
thing for stockholders. It is understood
that this organization becomes a hold
ing company, retaining, however, its
two completed wells and so acres. Cool
idge has the state and government
leases in addition to the fee lands held
by Northern Petroleum, covering the
entire area Of the closing contours Of
the structure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
CampbeLEs 'FNcse For OH Gets
Final Test on r., 70 Structure

With the start of the test
wen on HarIo dome, in south
central Montana, on Sunday
win come fruitition of the last
undertaking Of Gordon Camp
bell, geologist- discoverer of oil
in Montana.
Campbell made up for the
lack Of a college education
with a "nOse for oil" His
instinct was nothing less than
astonishing. Wherein he
spotted q wildcat wen in Mon
tana or in Alberta some oil
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29
FIRST REPERCUssIoN

Continued cut-thr0at prices for crude
is resulting in cuts in crude runs over
the country. Producers who have been
going ahead on the hope that relief
was coming are collapsing. South Penn
Oil Co has cut crude deliveries 1879
effective June l, effeeting ID re-
fineries. More drastic proratiOn APP
pears inevitable, as costs continue to
go sky high.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29


geographical
established wells carried half
objective of the which be drilled with
Madison
the Wyoming
MOntan border.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-29

TANK TRUCK YTREs TOWN
A gasoline tank truck caught fire
in the streets Of Huntley, Mont, and
burned about haIi the town.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-18
JAPANESE SEEK
EXTRA STRENGTH
by United Press)

Formal appointment OF seven cabi.
ret advisers to help stimulate "ar.
increase Of japanese fighting
strength was expected in Toykc
today following Premier Hidakis
warning last night: THE present
war situation is becoming more AND
more serious"
Radio Tokyo quoted TOTO as an
nouncing it had also been decided
to set up wartime economic courl-
cil' to achieve elasticity in the Op.
Grafton Of the Gysteni Of cGhice. ad.
visers" and an administrative sup.
ervisory council" to help cut govern.
mental red tape.
Advisers named were:
Admiral Teikiro Toyodo, commerct
and industry minister of the second
Kenoye cabinet and foreign min.
lister Of the third Konoye cabinet.
Viscount Masatoshi Okochi, mem.
Der OF the House of Peers.
Ginjiro Gujiwara, Yonai cabinei
member and members Of the Houst
of Peers.
Tohotaro Yuki OF the Bank o.
Japan.
Kamesaburo Yamashita. president
of Yamishita Steamship Co.
Kiyoshl Goko, managing direct0
of the MitsubiShi Heavy Indusfytee
Chujl Suzuki, president Of the
Showa Electric Industry co.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-18
AMERICANS SET
FOR BIG DRIVE
New Commander Named in
SOuth-CentraI Sector;
Italians Retreating
BY VIRGIL PINKLEY


(Unlted Press STAN correspondent
Allied Headquarters, North Africa,
March IS (U.P.) - American
forces have advanced 80 miles to
capture Casa, Axis base In the
south central sector, and are push
ing on eastward in what appears 70
be al attempt to cork the bottle-
neck at Gabes and trap thousands
Of Axis troops.
The German-Italian forces are
withdrawing southeast toward q
Guettan, on the road to Gabcs
leaving many mines and BOBBY traps
behind In an attempt to impede the
America advance, but little oppo-
sition has been encountered so far,
an Allied communique said.
II the Americans can continue
their push eastward and reach
Gabes ON the coast, they will have
inflicted a serious blow on the
enemy. One arm of Chott Djerid
(Salt Lake, thrusts out toward the
coast above Gabes, leaving a mar
row, l2-mile bottle-neck through
which Axis troops must pass If they
attempt to retreat northward from
the Mareth Line.
Thus Marshal Erwin Ronmel's
forces would be caught in the paws
OF q nut-cracker with the Americans
holding them on the north and the
British Eighth Army pressing them
from the south.
Gafsa is the base to which Rom
mel withdrew most Of his forces
after an Allied counter ATTACK had
hurled him back through the Kas-
serine Pass a few weeks ago. With
the loss of Gafsa. Rommel's gains
in his thrust toward Thala in an
attempt to smash the Allied lines
have been nullified.
French mobile units assisting the
Americans, helped gain control Of
the hills overlooking the Gafsa area.
Then, without pausing. the Allied
force moved on eastward in pursuit
of the retreating Germans and
Italians.
Although there were many signs
that the big Allied drive was about
to start. it was equally clear that
(Continued on Page -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-18
EDITORIAL LISTS
RELIGION AS SIN
Texas Legislature Cracks
Down on Future Univer-
sity Writings

Austin, Tex, March l8.-lUP)--
The Texas legislature cracked
down today-as far as Texas law al
Iows-on the University Of Texas
student newspaper which listed re-
Iigion among the seven sins.
The House OF Representatives
voted 81 10 Is In favor Of q resOlu-
ton calling for closer supervision OF
THE Daily Texan" by the Univsr-
sity faculty.
The offending article was an ed
itorial written by girl student. En-
titled Seven SINS" 1t listed drunk
enness, prostitution. poverty, beg.
ging, insecurity. race differences and
religion"
The editorial discussed conditions
In Russia. It said. IN part:
Religion the Russians want none
Of. Their accusation against 1t seems
TO be Justified when they say that
religion In the past has been me'ely
an instrument Of fore: and superstt-
ton used By the state OH one hand
and the church on the other "a
hoOdwink and intimidate the COM
mon citizen"
Rep. l.. w. Flcwellen, author OF
the resolution, said the editorial
was a disgrace and embarrassment
TO the University and citizens Of
Texas
Rep. Mack Allison said:
1--WE want less bull out at the
University"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-18
PROSPECT YOUTH
SERIOUSLY HURT
Name of Joseph Bierne on
Danger List Today; Driv.
err Also Injured

Joseph Bierne, Is, of r. r, D. 2,
Prospect, was on the danger list at
ST, Mary's hospital today as the re-
suit of an accident on the Prospect
New Haven road yesterday in which
he and two others were injured. The
boy sustained q possible fractured
skull and decorations Of the face.
Dennis Dunn, as, of the same adj
dress, driver of the car III which
Bierne was passenger, and which
was struck by a 20-ton trailer truck
is being treated at the hospital fol
fractured leg and other injuries
and a third passenger in the car
Miss Gertrude Degnan, %, also oil
RID 2, Prospect, was discharged
from the hospital after treatment.
A charge of reckless driving has
been preferred against the truck
driver, william S. Smith, Worcester
Mass, by State Trooper David
Dunn, who said the truck skidded
on steep grade and collided with
the Dunn car head-on. A prelimin-
airy investigation was conducted by
Acting Coroner Miles F. McNiff, Jr.