davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Scores in Tam

Joseph sally. Psrh Ridge nm s17s 1As
FeUb SeraNn pt'st0n, "a - lA-l42
Frank SALLY Park Ridge lll, 20 11--I53
Larry Trrkeft. Kansas CItEl
No 7-7a-f5s
Penry TosH dalton Mass 76-s1--i57
John Lsrynt Highland PARK.
~ Tq-S0-15q
sonr,.' pousc Valrserar m 1S-Ti-i4s
Tar johnson Norrstown Pa 7o-75-1f5
Sg' Leo MsHort Sioux Fails.
~ Te-75-iS3
RI Srhwarf7 chicago sO-76 1855
grorgc etst.r Anderson Ind 10 iS2
f'--T~f'- - rr-'-rvFe'- ft0rrcrrrr-.
s. 7e7a-i4S
Ftsi4 I'M 1871 1872
star Jawarst oregon Ii i-s-sI I5e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
ANATTIR roIRNNNENT

AVN WV " wv nv Nif.Ni
TH RD ROUND
Wlford WshrIe defeated Btl Chambers.
up
lprh Cochran defeated harold Ms'hiSsn
8 up
Franz Eova,s defeated Wy0sol spen-
cef 3 and
John Wagner defeated Pete Jone'on
@ end
Waiter Knoll defeated Jim Frisina, 3
ard
John naw.hue defeated chick EVAN
Q up
pss Wrrcy oefra'ed sonny Ellis, 2
ana
cars F.ps defeated Harold Brink !
up - holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

More drfes'ed Efp.e N.srd
Crrh's1 defeated WsnrIs and g
Do0onIe defeated kr0il 8 ard 2.
kovack oefeasd Wagner. Up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

1927. Paddock was then at the
top of his amazing track career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGTE

Totals 2.s72 e?6 ? 4s27is ll9 s22
'Loss tGsin tTotsl loss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

coinr IL miss ~ much A. This
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
1874 Institute
Big Success
Continued from Page ~


sided at the sessions. which were
conducted by Wesley Cook. as
sistant director of the rayon di-
vision of the TWUA. Twenty-six
leaders of the union attended the
opening session.
DISCUSS CONTRACT
Brother Cook took up point by
point the changes in the new con-
tract and explained their signili-
canoe. At a certain point In the
proceedings he switched TO a new
text. the pamphlet so You're a
Steward" published by the national
office.
A question that provoked brisk
debate was that OF piecework.
Knotty problems Of defining senior
ity also figured largely in the pro-
ceedings. Brother Cook gave an
Illuminating discussion Of War La
Dor Board policy In granting wage
increases: substandards Of living
have now been defined. he indi-
Gated. though the question whether
the dividing line is Soc or Coo per
hour depends on whether you work
in Maryland or West Virginia!
EDUCATION BUILDS UNION
"You don't have the possibility
at present OF going on strike every
year or so and winning some gain.
and in that way welding the union
tightly together again." said
Brother Cook in showing the value
OF the sessions. This welding to-
gether must take place through de-
veloping a better understanding OF
the union and the union contract,
on and off the job.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

Acting Pres. John Sharp of Local
26 cited two cases of men who were
refused releases.
c. w. Plat, a skilled tire builder,
was working in the ordnance plant
as laborer when he received q
chance to work at his trade in
Baltimore. To make the change,
he had to remain off work 80 days.
JOS. w. Barnhart. with experience
as fireman, could not get q release
from a machine job which will
eventually be filled by a woman,
when he was offered a job as fire.
man. He was driven TO soil his
good record in order to shift with
out losing time.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

the Jig Room. and has been a
member of the Board of Trustees
Of the Local.
II Bro. Emerson fulfills his duties
as a soldier as thoroughly and
Fundamentally as he has per-
formed his duties for our union,
we shall all continue 10 be proud
of him.
Leaving on the same date was
Harold +. Carter. a staff member
from the rank and file of our union.
He has also seen II years OF con-
tinuous service in the Raw Fabric
Warehouse of the Dyehouse and
has been able 10 acquire and hold
the friendship of the workers. Now
there is new and bigger job for
him to do. So long. Harold.
I should like TO bid a formal
farewell also TO Mrs. Mary North
craft, one of the senior employers
in the Preparation Room. She has
been with us for II years and
leaves to put in full time as a
housewife.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
Laundry
Workers
Seek Raise

Cumberland. July 14-An In
crease in the hourly rate of
pay. to bring the minimum to
So cents per hour, is the sole
issue in the new contract of
Laundry Workers Local Union
No. 40 with the Crystal and
Cumberland laundries, says
Mrs. Bernadette frost, leader
of the union negotiating COM
mittee.
Still pending when this years
demand went 10 the War Labor
Board last month. was last years
demand for Sc increase. The
wage issue was bound up with the
issue of prices charged consumers
and no final decision was rendered
II is believed that last years case
will be amalgamated with this
years 10 make one single demand
for a 15c increase without refer
ence 10 the employers selling price.
The other members OF the union
negotiating committee are Mrs.
Mary White. Mrs. Vida Long. and
Mrs. Arvella kirkpatrick from the
Crystal Laundry; and Mrs. Eliza
beth Martz. Mrs. May Starkey. and
Leota Harms from the Cumberland
Laundry. Bro. Frank J. Bender of
Baltimore. CLIO regional Director.
has visited Cumberland several
times TO conduct the negotiations.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

orr & n a con-
tract with man
a gement. he was
elected c h a ! T.
man OF the Dye
house Commit
tee, which Office
he filed in a
very efficient
and ef [ e C tiv e
manner. He has
served very ac-
lively as Com
mitteeman for
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19

Three-quarters Of the releases re-
quested of the company should be
granted. Sharp charged. Yet every
one has to go to the Appeals Board
or the Review Board.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
Voice Of the
Dyehouse
BY JULIAN SHONTER
Local 1874

A. LEE EMERSON. who left
July to join the armed forces,
played a big part in inaugurating
the union In the Dyehouse.
After helping to negotiate our
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
To vets for Victory In ~.
Register New In '43!

More than 10000 new war hous-
ing units were completed and made
available for war workers during
the first four months of 1943, the
National Housing Agency an
nounces.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
Council Protests
Kelly Failure to
Grant Releases

CUMBERLAND July i-Caling attention the policy
announced by Mr. W. Gallagher
to its employees the Industrial Union
protest to the War Manpower Commission ocal
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
If You Join The Service

As soon as you know what your address is, notify
the editor.
Many servcemen who entitled receive the paper
getting because the editor
dresses Friends and relatives will supplying
these addresses.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
II You Change Your Address

Notify the union office promptly Also drop card the
editor Box 299 Cumberland, that you will miss any
copies of the paper
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Stain dekuje cs. jednotce
" Rusku.

Washington (ONA): Fede-
ralnf poslechova sluzba zachy-
tia We zpravodajske relaci
chabarovske rozhlasove stani-
ce dekovny telegram, ktery po-
slal sovetsky ministersky pred
soda Josef Stain cs. vojenske
jednotce v Rusku. Ceskosloven-
ska vojenska jednotka v Rusku
totiz prispela do tax zvaneho
tankoveho fondu obnosem 10O,-
000rublG ma zakoupenl jednoho
tanku pro Rudou armada. Jak-
mile byl premier Josef Stain u
pozornen ma tento Gin cs. voj1-
nj postal veliteli cs. jednotky
plukovn1ku Heliodoru Svobo-
dow telegram tohoto znenl:
Sdelte pros1m vojindm a
d1stojnikGm ceskoslovenske vo
jensk6 jednotky v Sovetskem
Rusku, re jejich daru Dude pou
Tito souhlase S jejich pTanfm
a vyfid'te Jim me nejsrdecnejsi
pozdravy.
Podepsan: Josef Stain,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

We prace a jake pozemniho
personalu leteckeho, jakoz i ma
zvlastn1 m1sta technicka.
Americke obcanky, ktere W.
hovuj1 nfze uvedenym pozadav
kun, jsou vyzyvany, ably Sc hla
silly do sboru WAVES a SPARS
Uchazecky must byti We We
ku cd 20 do Sc let, mohou byti
svobodne nebo vdane, nesmeji
vsak m1ti detf, kterym by jeste
nebylo Is let.
Mus1 miti aspon diva roxy vys-
81 skoly nebo skoly obchodnf.
Vyhody, plynoucf re sluzby
u WAVES a SPARS, jsou tyto
1. Bezplatny vycvik pre-
clenky WAVES a SPARS v
predn1ch kolej1ch.
2. Zaj1mavy vycvikovy pre-
gram, vcetne volneho casu na
"rande" a "Weekendy". zad.
ne vafen1, prisluhovani pTi sto.
lie a pod. v dobe vycviku.
3. Plny namoTnicky plat
poc1najic1 $50 mesfcne a stou.
paj1c1 az do $126, s dodatec.
nym pT1davkem existencnim q
bytovym.
4. Uniformly a ostatni Sat.
stvo v Gene $500 - zdarma!
5. Dobra strava, nejleps4
lekaTske a zubnl osetren1, pr.
davky pro osoby ma clenkack
zavisle, LEVINE vladn1 pojistenf
pravo ma bezplatne uz1vani pc.
Sly, sn1zene jfzdne, levn6jsi
vstupenky do biograf1 a diva.
del.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

svestky nebo hrozinky. Seaman
konservovanych zelenin a stav
re ~zeleniny je velmi dlouhy, a
jsou ma mem takove potraviny,
jake kysele zel1, stava i omac-
ka z rajskych jabl1cek (catsup)
."chili sauce, a pod. Lusteni-
ny v plechovkach i polevkove
konservy budou tez ma pT1del.
Mezi potravinami ktere ne
budou ma pT1d6l, je ma pr. "chi-
Ii con carne'', kandovane ovo-
ce, zavafeniny a marmelady, O.
Hwy, okurky, bramborovy salat
a RUNE pr1sady k masu z kre-
nu, hoTcice, sekanych okurek a
pod.
F. L. I. S. = Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Ceskoslovensti letci chrani kon.
vote ma Atlantiku.

Mnoho spojeneckych konvo-
il krizujfc1ch Atlantik je do
provazeno a chraneno proti L.
tokdm nepr1tele ceskosloven-
skymi letci.
V roce 1912 ceskoslovensti
letci perute Spitfir1 naletali
sta vypadd, chranfce lodstvo
plujic1 ma jihozapad Cd brit
skych ostrov1 a pomohli Jim
bezpecne dosahnouti Gle. Kro-
me techto ochrannych let1 u
castnila Sc perut mnohych den
Mich nalet1 pTi leteckych ofen-
sivach ma nepTatelska 1zem1 v
minulem roce a znicila Ia svych
operacf FL nemecke letadlo.
Tim dosahli ceskoslovenstl
letci poctu 1874 nepratelskych
letadel znicenych cd odby, kdy
Sc prvne 1castnili bitvy o Vel
kou Britanii.
V ofensivn1ch operac1ch hla-
vn1m 1kolem csl. perute bylo
doprovazet Flying Fortresses,
Liberators, Bostons, Whirl-
winds a bombardovac1 leadla
Hurricany pri jejich naletech
ma nepratelska 1zemf. Csl. let
ci provedli take mnoho samo-
statnych nalet1, napadaj1ce ne
pratelske lodstvo v kanalu La
Manche, jakoz i delova hnlz-
da, tovarny a komunikace v Sc
vern1 Francii.
Kdyz byl prosinci velitel
verute vyznamenan Tadem D.
S. O., prohlasil, re "bylo to wy
znamenan1 "a vsechny cleny
csl. peruti."
Take v britskych skvadro-
mach Sc csl. letci 1castnovali
boj1. z Mich nejvyznamnejsi
je Flight 1t. Kuttelwascher
jenz sestTelil Is nepratelskycI
letadel "a nocnich naletI mez.
dubnem a cervencem minulehC
lroku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Prace csl. point posty " Anglii
lie liz Znacna.

Roku 1912 csl. vojenska pol
nj posta We Velke Britanii do
rucila 446, 900 obycejnych "a
slick listovnfch, 49, 43 balfck1,
1O,351 doporuceny dopis a g.
81 telegramG. Krone teto
posty bylo doruceno mnoho IL
sic sluzebnfch t~elegramG, dopi-
sd, rozkaz6 a j. v.
Csl. vojaci We Velke Britanii
odeslali prostTednictvfm csl.
vojska polnf posty 618,OOO do
pisG, 9,130 doporucenych i pc
neznfch dopisG, 1880 balfckG
a LOO telegram1 mimo posty
sluzebnf, hlasenf a spis1. Pri-
d6lenf sofeTi ujeli v sluzbach
csl. polni posty 1854 mile bez
jedin6 melody, &C jezdili "a
kazdeho pocas1 a v zimn1ch
mes1c1ch i "a zatemnen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Nakrajeny chleb Dude asi brzy
opet ma volnem trhu.

Krajeny chleb Dude asi br-
zy opet ma prodej, jak predpo-
ved6l kongresnfk Harness, re-
publikan z Indiany. Harness
professional proti narizenf z 10.
ledna, kterym bylo pekarGm
zakazano krajeti chleb a nyni
pravil, re mu byla slfbena Cd
poved "a den anebo "a diva
dny.
Kongresnik Harness prozra-
dill, re Roy F. Hendrickson, re-
ditel 1radu Food Distribution
Administration pTi federalnlm
departmental zemedelstv1 mu
rekl, re jeho TRAD vezme znova
" 1vahu cele narfzenf o prode-
iii nakrajeneho chleba,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
IN MEM 0
HANUSE DONNA.

V ullCI lllpd u0 MOnC0, Qr1-
We Maislove, byli v mlstnostech
NabOzenske obce zidovske zat-
cent diva zamestnanci, DIR. KAT
ka a DIR. Bonn, nebot sabotovali
prevalent registrace zid1. Oba
byli popraveni.
Nekolik pratel sedf v kavar-
ne mad rekou. Hanus Bonn je
mezi Mani. Vypravf sve roz-
kosn6 historky, nahle Sc sam
pTerusuje, zacpava 81 dlanemi
usi a T1ka: Zach, kdyby to tax
neTincelo 1872" Nikdo z mas
mic nesIysf. kincf pry skla ka-
varny, pc Jiraskove moste jede
tezky naklad. skla pry rincf ka-
~kofonicky. Jen Hanus slysi
neslysitelne chveni tabuli.
Hanus Bonn byl utkan z lat
ky prejemne. Jak sklenicka
byl z%ranitelny zvukem sveta. A
falesny zvuk mucil jej nejvfce.
Tu 81 zacpaval uSi. A take sc
jinam zahled6l, Nalezal svet,
do nehoz nedolehalo skffpeni
soucasna, jeho krajiny sum6ly
mystickou hudbou, rmutlivou i
l1beznou, vzdy vsak planouc1
davnym hledaj1c1ch Boha. Ne
predstavujte 81 asketu. Byl pTf-
lis d1tetem sui generis, ably ne
miloval zivot a jeho rozmani-
tost. Ale nejv1ce ma zivote mi
loval, CO bylo krGckem k vec-
nosti. A casio nalezal v sobe
vice hubby, nez v cemkoli, co
potkaval ma zemi. Napsal sbfr-
ku "Tolik krajin".
Kritikove radi mluvili O ma
danem Bonnovi, o MAIDEN ia
lentu. Byl to vsak starry talent,
starry jake Bible. TAX krestan-
sky, tax pokorn6 laskyplny a
pfece tax starozakonn1 We sva-
ru v sobe, We svaru Sc svou ne
verou v Boha a sym tis1cerym
pTitakanim Jeho jsoucnosti.
Hanus Bonn, miluj1c1 ceSstv1
made vse, byl basn1k par excel
Ience zidovsky. A V tom byl
klad jeho basnictv1. V tom byl
pc vytce sv1j a m1zeme Tfci =
krasne vyjimecny. Malokdy
jsou totiz pohromade: Hudba
a Moudrost.
Tvrdos1jn6 neverfm, ze> Ha-
nus Bonn nezije. Ale take ne
mohu VERT, re ona 1zka a xii
va ulice, kterou sci naposled,
Sc jmenovala "Ulice Filipa de
Monte. Nemozne jfma mas bo-
lest1, kterou nikdo nikdy nevy-
koup1. Zbylo nam nekolik YER
ISL mladeho basnfka jake "sve-
telny sen pro nase zraky lou
hem dotykane."
Hanus Bonn pTekladal z po-
este primitivnlch narod1 a ma
wal svdj vybor "Daleky HAS.
Prvn1 dill smutecniho zpevu pro
Veru (Mangaia, Ptlynesie)
Has:
ISlys1s, milovany Vero,
Hudbu more?
Sbor:
isl ubohy poutn1k,
temeT jiz ma one strane -
Has:
Ach, tam ma one stran6,
urcen ted pro rfsi duchI,
d on1z Sc vstupuje zejfcfm
hrobem -
Jest jiz ma case, pratele,
abychom sli :
Sbor:
Jsme odeni v smutecn1 Sat a
XVIII.
(Cechoslovak, Londyn.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
Isolacnici prot bezpecnosti
Ameriky.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

We Spojenych Statech je do
sud nadbytek lidf, kterf jake
by jeste nechapali, co Sc kolem
mich dele, a kterym jeste ne
svitlo v zabednenych hlavach,
re nebezpecf re silneho Nemec-
ka S nezkrocenymi vybojnymi
pudy pro Ameriku nenf ami z
daleka zazehnano. We sve ne
navisti prot presidentu Roose-
veltovi jsou tax zaslepenl, re
by radeji uz dnes zradili bu-
doucf spravedlivy mir.
Primo klasickym pTfkladem
takoveho Americana, kteremu
dosud nespadly supiny S oc1,
jest dir. Frank Crowther, byva-
II republikansky kongresnfk
re Schenectady, N. Y. Poole
zpravy colorado Springs Ca
zette" mluvil dine IS. t. m. v
Broadmoor hotelu pTi hostine
k pocte narozenin presidenta
Lincolna. Bouril proti move
mi 1delu", proti DAMN, prot
vydajG6m ma waikiki a proti pla-
novanemu hospodaTstv1, vyslo-
vii Sc pro opetnou kandidatku
Herberta C. Hoovera Ia presi-
denta a poole zpravy citovane-
no listu vyvolal nejvetSi pO-
tlesk vyrokem, re "by medal Ii
vot ami tuctu americkych hochG
"a celou zatracenou stTedn1 E.
vropu."
Tento neuvazeny vyrok je
jen americkou obmenou blaho-
vych SLOW jisteho francouzske-
no statn1ka, re "by bylo skoda
i jen zejdliku francouzske kr-
We "a Gdansk." A .je stejne
kratkozraky, nespravny a "a
vadej1cf. Francouzi vylili vi
ce nez jeden zejdlfk krve "a to,
re nevideli v cas-, co pro Fran
Gil znamena nemecky vyboj ma
vychode a Amerika by dopla-
tia zle krvf i pencil ma politi-
ku, ktera by Nemecku dovolila
podrzet a zorganisovat dobyta
dzemi ma vychode a znemcit
.jejich obyvatelstvo.
CeskOslovenska narodn1 ra-
da V Americe reagovala ma tu-
to rec exkongresnfka Crowthe-
ra dopisy, jez zaslala primo je-
mu a redakci"Colorado Springs
Gazette"
Poukazala v Mich ma polite
ky a hospodaTsky vyznam sire
dn1 a vychodn1 Evropy, rozsah-
leho 1zemf Sc ma 100, OOO,O 900
obyvatel a obrovskym prirod-
MIN a prGmyslovym bohatstvfm
a ma zajem, ktery Amerika v
techto koncinach ma. Podtr-
hla zejmena fakt, re nenemec-
Ike narody Stredn1 Evropy jsou
obet1 nemeckeho 1toku jake
.Spojen6 Staty a proto re je u
nahlenostf a nespravnostf zatra
covat tax nesetrne, ba hrube
celou StTedn1 Evropu. Dale
zdGraznila, re kdyby Ceskoslo-
vensko, Polsko, Rakousko, Ma
darsko, Jugoslavie a Rumun-
sko byly trvale Nemeckem O.
vladnuty dalo by to nemeckym
general6m moznost zacft v de-
seti neb dvaceti letech valku
novou jeste strasnejsf, v ktere
by pTi obrane zajmG americ-
kych vykrvacelo jiste vice nez
tucet americkych vojakI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office Of War Information
Foreign Language Division
Washington, D. c..
Pridelovani obuvi.

9. 1nora zapocalo Sc S pTi-
delem bot. K pT1delu doslo
proto, jelikoz civiliste kupovali
v posledn1ch nekolika mesfcfch
vice bot, neil jich tovarnici Wy
rabeli, jakoz i We snaze z~ajistiti
nasim vojakGm a namofn1k6m
radnou obuv. Poole nynejs1ch
plant ma kazdy muz, zena a
dite We Spojenych Statech pra-
vo ma koupi tT1 part bot behem
pf1st1ch dvanacti mes1c1. Kaz-
dy obyvatel zeme ma pravo
koupiti 81 pred Is. cervnem je-
den par bot ma znamku c1slo
II z prvni pT1delove kn1zky a
ma krone toho i pravo koupiti
81 boty ma znamky jinych clenG
sve rodiny, kterf Sc jich v jeho
prospect vzdaj1. Kdo by ne
mel prvni pTidelove knfzky, ma
o nj okamzite pozadati pffdelo-
YOU radu; potTebuje-li bot, ne
mali vsak v kn1zce znamky Ct
lslo II, ma pozadati mistni ra-
du o certifikat, ktery no Ike kou
pi obuvi opravnf.
Nezbytna zamestnani.
Vsichni muzi odvodniho We
ku, kteff jsou zamestnani We
20 povOlan1ch a We SO obchod-
mich podnikan1ch nebo sluz-
bach, jez nejsou povazovany
"a nezbytnou slozku valecneho
programu, budou 1. dubna po-
dlehati vojenske sluzbe, pak-li
81 totiz nenajdou do te dolby
mlsto v nezbytnem zamestnan1
valecnem. Mistni odvodni ra-
dy jsou 81 pine vedomy toho, re
americke ozbrojene sbory a a
mericky valecny prGmysl potfe
buj1 kazdeho zdraveho, prace
schopneho muze, a budou pro-
to brati daleko mens1 ohledy
ma muze odvodnfho veku, kteT1
81 cinf narok ma odlozenf vojen-
ske sluzby vyhradne jen pou-
kazem ma osoby, ktere jsou ma
mich zavisle.
Kazdy, kdoz chce pracovati
We valecnem prdmyslu, ma sc
obratiti Ike sprostredkovatelne
prace Spojenych Stat1, ktera
mu bud takovouto praci Made,
nebo mu aspon poradi, kde Sc
mdze pro tento druh prace W.
uciti. Osoby, hledaj1cic praci,
nemaji Sc pousteti ma vlastni
pest do beztak uz pTelidnenych
valecnych stredisek, nybrz ma
il vyckati, jest-li je tam spro-
stfedkovatelna prace sama po-
Sic.
WAVES a SPARS.
Pc prve v dejinach Spojenych
iStatG ma namornictvo zenskou
zalohu - t.. Nv. WAVES. Ten
to sbor byl organisovan tenant
a pouze zeny mohou sc staff je-
no clenkami. Ukolem clenkyn
WAVES je nastoupiti ma mista
muzskeho personalu namofnic-
iva v pobrezn1ch stanic1ch ma
1zemf kontinentaln1ch Spoje-
nych Statn. Zaloznf sbor zen
u pobreznf straze je znam pod
nazvem SPARS.
Cinnost ma radiovych stani-
cfch a v zasobarnach vyzaduje
" prftomnosti $4,000 clenek
WAVES a A Dalslch
xon 10 +%oho ma dn1nzit6 StrOiO.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21
mi TO SEE MOVIES

N1o7ing pictures of new labor
saving growing methods and
machinery will be shown to the
beet growers of this area Fri
day, Jan. %, in the community
room of the courthouse.
This highly informative pic
ture is being sponsored by the
department of agriculture, the
county extension office and the
beet growers association, and wi
II get under way at 2 PM.
The new developments include
a revolutionary method for ire
ating seed so that one or two
plants instead of several, devel-
o. from each one planted, sim
pie planting equipment to hand
le the 'segmented' seed, mech
anic1l thinning equipment and
mechanical topping and loading
equipment that will be available
this season.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21
COLD WAVE HITS AREA CAUSING
GAS SHORTAGE. SCHOOLS CLOSE
Temperature Drops
To Thirty Degrees
Below Zero Point

Old man winter still held Har-
din and vicinity in his grip
Thursday with the mercury far
below zero for the sixth con-
secutive day.
The cold wave first hit this
area Friday night accompanied
by a strong wind and snow fur
ries that sent thermometers
downward.
AS a result of the intense
cold, gas pressure within the
city limits was at a low ebb. A
request was sent to local con-
SumerS to conserve gas where
possible by shutting off rooms
that did not need to be heated
and by using other heating de-
vices. This would allow the gas
pressure to build up to normal,
it was stated.
Schools in Hardin were dis
missed for the week when it
was found the buildings could
not be heated properly. Service
club and lodge meetings have
also been postponed until the
cold wave breaks.
Several local establishments
were handicapped by the gas
shortage. A bakery was unable
to maintain high enough tenn
perature in their ovens to bake
bread, while one grocery store
reported a temperature of 80 in
their basement, and another
fired up an old boiler that had
sbeen idle for several years to
heat their store.
This printing plant had TO
use a blowtorch to boost the
temperature to $50 degrees to
cast cuts for this issue.
Although there is no official
weather station in Hardin, To-
cal mercury watchers reported
a low of 80 degrees Monday
morning and 20 Tuesday morn
ing. Tuesday afternoon the
Temperature rose to six degrees
above zero for several hours,
but plunged down to a rs de-
grees Wednesday morning.
United States weather offici-
ais predicted warmer weather
for the week end, it was stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21
CEILING PUT ON
FARM MACHINERY

Important to farmers of Mon
tana is the announcement by
A. T. Peterson, state OPA dir
ector, that effective Immediate
ly sales of farm machines are
placed under price control.
Purpose of the order is to
prevent hiking of prices in d
period of rapidly increasing de-
mand for equipment by the
la.lAerS coup.eu with a curtau-
ment of production of new farm
equipment.
Machines covered by the Or
der are used combines, corn
pickers, corn binders, farm
tractors Except crawler type
tractors) and motor or tractor
operated balers.
Sale prices are controlled
whether made by dealers, auc-
tioneers or farmers themselves.
Ceiling prices on equipment less
than one year old is IS per cent
of the list price unless dealers
have reconditioned machines
and give 30-day guarantee. In
such cases IS per cent of the
list price may be charged. Ma
chimes over a year old may not
be sold for more than 10 per
cent of the original list price.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21
William Wall
Is Shdrpshoo ter

William Wall, who was induct-
ed into the U. S. Army on Nov.
16, informed the Tribune Her
aid in a letter received last
week that he had earned the
rating of expert rifleman by dis
tinguishing himself in mark
manship.
He made the highest score in
his entire company, 271 out of
a possible 300. The ranges were
200 and 300 yards, and firing
was both rapid and slow, he
said.
Wall is stationed at Camp
White, near Medford, Ore, for
his basic training. His wife and
nine-year-old daughter, Harriet,
live in Lodge Grass.
He represented the Crow tribe
as a delegate to Washington. D.
c., in 1889 and is a graduate of
the Chemawa high school in
ChemaWa Ore.