davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-29

Taupina stade oko dvadeset koraka cd zida sede ma
hamen. So.
-rHej, ujace! viknu Antonicq, naslonjen ma
okrajak jednog cd prozorista. = Mi smo ovde hodi k
nama.a GE@s5t
Prepoznavsi glas svoga necaka, Franc-Taupin die
glavu,s dade mu znak da ceka, i nakon sto dade Ser
pentinu tneka dalnja %uputstva, start vojnik Sc verase
rreko rISevina sa znatnom zivahnoscu "a coveka ME
govih godina, i dodje ovamo gde stajase Antonicq &C.
kajuci go. a4.~sa
-lOtkuda ii dolazis, ujace?
- E, momce moi, Sta ii ocekujes cd meme? Taupin
sam bio u mojim mladim godinama, sada u starim
danima povracam Sc u mole stare %zanimanje. ia sam
dosao ispbd z~ernlje, kroz tunel koji sam iskopao kroz
rusevine lz pomot Serpentina, oko sto koraka odavde.
Tamo sam podmetnuo minu, pravo ma sredinu prolaza
kroz koji zee dobri katolici naskoro leteti "a napad.
Onoga n1omenta kada III ia vidim tamo ia Gu uzivajuci
~potpalitis fitfljj's- triple petard" [ratna sprawl, ma
punjena sbardtom, koja Sc rasprsne]! Svetog Bartho-
lonneia janjci re skakati u vazduh vristeci i bacajuci
vatru kaopp pet sstotina djavola, njihove glave dole, a
noge prema nebu. 1granje &c prestati sa pljuskom
iskidanih udova.
= Dobro isplanirano, moja stara krtice' rece
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PObrkani i drski pop

Katolicki pop, zagar, sada Sc pustio
u napade ma e~voluciju. Napada Darvina
i narcotic Heackela. Ali ipak mu je
glavna svrha da napada komunizam,
II. revolucionarni Socijalizam.
On te napade izvadja, i oval put, u
poznatoj sokackoj "Danici" u broju cd
20. marta:
"Poslije drugog svjetskog rata, ka-
re tai crnorisac, liz Millalle, Pa, "dvije
&c Sc internacionalne sile ogledati na
zivot i smrt, koja je jaea: Crvena inter
macdonald ! Katolicka Crkva." da "ko-
munisti ne mogu postici svoj cilj "dok
stoji katolicka Crkva koja uci, da Sc
drzavni i socijalni poredak temeIji ma
vjeri u Boga."
A papa u swim svojim poslanicama
zagovara privatno vlasnistvo, koga rad
nici nemaju, kao osnov ma kome Sc te-
mjelji "drzavni i socijalni poredak",
brenda otvoreno tako ne kaze.
Napad ovoga mantijasa ma komu-
nizam, ii. Socijalizam, dokazuje da ME
ga bas tako mnogo ne interesuje njegov
Bog, nego spasavanje kapitalizma od
neminovne propasti pred Socijalizmom.
Nj jedan azuman covek, cak nj polu-
%prosvecini, kako Sc to popo izrazava,
nece ~usvojiti takvo nakaradno i deti-
njasto shvacanje, da Sc ljudsko drustvo
i drzaza temelji ma religioznoj fantazi-
j. A to dokazuju i svi danasnji draw
nici i diplomat koji nigde ma svojim
kon%ferencijama ne pretresaju religiju
nego drustvena i ekonomska pitanja.
I'll mantijasu zagar izgledas sme-
san sa svih strana. Ii pripadas proslosti
a ne sadasnjosti.
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"Trst i Rijeka"

Jugoslavenska b~urzoazija sa veli-
kom ljubomorom gleda ma ova diva
grada. l posto bi Sc n%eizrnerno S
NINA koristila ona stalno agituje da Sc
ii gradovi dobiju "a novu Jugoslaviju.
U tn svrhu joj sluze, dakako, razne bur-
zoaske iii partizanske %novine, cd kojih je
jedna i "Hrvatski SWEET.
Pod gornjim naslovom III. S." cd
20. marta ina uvodnik. l kako on to-
veze o "Trstu i Rijeki":
"U novoj Federativnoj Jugoslaviji
v diva grada igrati &c jednu cd mai
vaznijih i najblagotvornijih ekonomskih
uloga, a njihova okolica ponovo &c OH
viii - kao nikada prize"
Pitanje granica nije radnicko pita-
ME, nego burzoasko. Ia radnike u gra-
dovima, Trstu i Reel, kao i. "a radnike
Italiji i Jugoslaviji, nece biti nikakve
razlike, pripadali oni Jugoslaviji iii TIA
lii. U oba ia grada postojaee izrablji-
vanje radnika.
A radnici jedne i druge zemlje IL
van tin gradova, nece sc koristi nj "a
jednu dlaku trgovinom iii mace indus
trijalnim napretkom u NINA.
Owl gradovi trebaju j~ugoslavenskoj
burzoaziji radi %trgovine. I n je 60
tova, ako Sc pokaze potreba "a to, da
poSalje radnicku klasu obucenu u uni
forme, da CINE u osvajanju tin gradova.
Ova pitanja, pitanja Reke i Trsta,
kao i svi drugi pogranicni sporovi pc
drugim zemljama, ne trebaju da radnike
~interesuju. Radnici trebaju zahtevati u
jedinjenje svih gradova i naroda ma &C.
lom svetu u jednu Svetsku Socilalis-
ticku Zajednicu - ali bez kapitalista
i njihovog "Hrvatskog Svijeta.'
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najstor Barbot. Vatra cd ozdo, vatra cd ozgo, kao
krasni stitovi koje ia kujem ma nakovnju. Goreca
lava il NIGGA kazana plamti &c pc lubanjama rojalista,
tvoj fifth &c i'm potpaliti noge, i bacace zlikovce u
vazduh skakutajuci, pretvarajuei Sc u akrobate, villa
iuci Sc, prevrcuci Sc = ali cd jednom prekide, majstor
Barbot pade dole ma zemlju, i dade zapoved "a akciju,
vicuci:
Dole, potrbuske, svi! cuvajte Sc kursuma!
Savet majstora Barbota ubrzo svi sledise. Svi Il
blizini MEGA padoSe dole potrbuske istog momenta
kada je plotun kursuma zvizdao iznad glave iii udarao
u predzidje, neki cegrtase pc, prevrtase klade drvece,
drugi ~prosekose put kroz rusevine gde je neuznemi-
reni Serpentin sedeo blzu fitilja koji vodi dole do
mine. U prkos opasnosti, mladi momak Sc nije makao
sa %njegovog mesta. Sretni slucaj je tako hteo da nike
cd opsadnutih ne bese ranjen cd owe prve topovaske
paljbe. Majstor Barbot, prvi Sc die ma noge, baci
oci ma neprijateljske baterije, koje jos behu delimicno
omotane u dimu cd prve pucnjave, prozre prve redove
napadne kolone istrcavajuci il svojih sanceva, cd
icdzaom dade znak:
- Svako ma svoje mesto! Neprijatelj dolazi!
Ma oruzje! Roceloisi, ma ~oruzje!
Pozivu majstora Barbota bese odgovoreno dugom
tutnjavom bubnjeva, pc naredbi pukovnika Plouer-
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Ocajna borba "Srb0brana"

Ova Sovinisticka novina, koJa Je u
sluzbi srpskih reakcionara i "a povratak
diktatorske dinastije, koju bi on samo
obojadisao kao "de~mokratsku", naiaz,
Sc u tako ocajnom stanju danas, da ME-
govom laganju i preterivanju nema nj
gde granica.
A~rgumentisuci protiv danasnje IL
prave u Jugoslaviji on tvrdi takve bes-
mislice da pokusava ubediti j%avnost da
je to tex grupica cd desetak ljudi koJa Je
pograbila vlast tamo u svoje ruke.
Ia uprava, kaze "Srbobran', cd q.
marta, ne moze biti representations "1er
SUI van Wade tri srpske stranke: ZemlJo-
radnicka, Radikalska i Nacionalna, svi
Slovenci i Hrvatska Seljacka Stranka
DR.. Maceka. A to znaci 80 posto naroda;
Srbi SUI SO cd sto protiv Tita."
Kada bi tako bilo Tito bi vec davno
bio zbacen. Ako hi svi Slovenci bill
protiv MEGA, SO posto Srba i skoro svl
Hrvati, koji slede Seljacku stranku, ME
ga nj same ruske b%ajonete ne hi odrzale
ma vlasti.
Ali to jos ne znaci da su svi oni
koii SUI "protiv Tita'', "a vasega kralja
i srpske reakcionare. Ina tn mnogo o.
SODA koji nece nj jedne nj druge.
Sa ovakvim preterivanjem / laga-
MEM "Srbobran" postaje precinct pre-
zira kod svakog pros~vecenijeg covela.
A nj sam cilj nece postici ma tai nacin.
Ako je Tito ugursuz, sto mi veruje-
mo da jeste, ali nj reakcionari i owl
nisti oko "Srbobrana" nisu bolji cd
MEGA.
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ReakcionarniH cd reakcije

"Slobodna Rec" ina jedan clarak
u broju cd 20. marta, "Radnistvo &c
morati da obracuna sa zaverom Diana
Luisa." citajuci isti, naidjemo IA Sic
deee: ~
"Kada m mi j ostala napredna
stampa vodili borbu protiv donosenja
Smit-K onalijevog zakona, reakcija je
radila svom silom "a oval zakon i tyr
dila, da Sc jedino tako mogu spreciti
strajkovi. Ustvari, oval zakon nije bio
donesen protiv strajka, iako SUI ga PROF.
vail "protivstrajkaskim zakonom', ne
go, obratno, oval zakon je l~egalizovao
strajkove i otvorio vrata defitizmu da
nastupa protiv ratnih napora zemlje."
Il ovih reel mi zakljucujemo da Sc
"Slobodna Rec" nije borila protiv usvd-
jana toga zakona, iako je "napredna"
novina, kako to ona kaze, cato sto je on
bio uperen protiv strajkova, nego cato
Sto on nije bio dosta jak da zabrani
strajkove.
A mi "drzimo" da je IS. R."tada bila
pTOLlV tOSd ZdkOIld. LdtO StO IC vi Oio
uperen protiv radnika. l zbog toga Sc
nazivala 'n%aprednom' novinom.
No, kako bilo da bio, IS. r. otvo-
emo kaze ola je ona ne samo protiv
strajkova, nego i protiv zakona koji
nisu dosta jaki da zabrane straikove.
To je stav koji danas zauzimaju
stalinisticki reakcionari. Oni Sc nadine
Gu sa burzoaskim reakcionarima u bor-
bi protiv radnika. Min ne interesuje
pitanje, mogu Ii radnici ziveti i raditi
sa najamnicom koju sada primaju; ka-
ko stole Gene zivotnih namirnica; kolike
prolific kapitalisti zgrcu it'd. Ia Nth
je glavna stvar da Sc ne strajkuje.
A posto znamo da kapitalisticka
klasa media nista bez borbe, iii bar bez
straha cd borbe, to radnici trebaju da
Sc pokore ~sveopstoj mizeriji koju joj
kapitalizam namece.
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Bib1ija.
Ill
KRISTIJAN 4TAlfPAR.

Sedemnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda" iii "Istorija jedne proleterske porodice
kroz vekove." Prica o Sesnaestom Stolecu.
u doe knjige. Knjiga II.
Sa originalnog francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
76.
Owe reel privukose paznju Cornelie, Therese i
Odelinove udovice. One gledahu dole nz strme doline
formirane cd razvalina toga della zida koji je nepri-
jatelj razorio. Franc-Taupin izadje il uske duboke
.skopine, iskopane pod rusevinarna. Momak cd tri-
naest iii cetrnaest godina ide "a MIN. Oni pokrise
ctvor koji i'm dade izlaza. Nakon sto to ucinise, Ser
pentin, SECRET oruzara Antonicqa, spusti Sc dole ma
svoja kolena, i puzeei natraske ma se cetiri, cd
motavase, pc zopovesti Franc Taupina dugi tanki fitilj,
CHI drugi kraj beSe duboko dole u iskopini koju oni
tex pokrise. Puzed jos uvek prema p~redzidju, Serpen-
TIM neprekidno odmotavase fitilj, ], pc naredbi Franc
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-03-29
PROGRAM FRAZA
REFORAMA

IT ianuaru 1915, "Glavni Odbor Jedlns-
tvenih Sindikata Radnika i NamJestenlka Ju-
poslaviie' izdao je "vatrem apel ma raonl
narod federativne Jugoslavije', koJl Je doneo
!, celosti stalinisticki "Narodni Glasnlk' Il
broju cd Is. marta, il koJeg uzlrnamo owe
podatke.
citaiuci tai ~"vatreni. apel', mislii smo,
posto Sc sindikati Gunije), s~astoje cd clstlh
,7dnika koji nemaju ambicija "a polltlcke
jasle, da &c tai "apel', iii izjava glavnog Cd
bora. sadrzati nesto drukciju sustlnu Cd pro-
grama .politickih partija j komblnacl]a par
tia. Ali p~revarili smo Sc.
ako su interest clanstva sindikata cisto
proleterski, odbor, stvarno, nije izjavio nista
sto bi bilo cd neke koristi pc radnike Jugo-
slavic. l sam minimalni program = a dru-
cog i nemaiu - ne zagovara nikakvu klasnu
borbu. a da i ne pominjemo oslobodjenje
radniGke klase ispod kapita1izma. Proglas,
koii Sc mote uzeti kao privremeni, a mozda
stalni, program sindikata, glasi cd tacke do
tacke u ~celosti:
"Svi u jedinstvene sindikate radnika
namjestenika!
"Sve "a front sve "a pobjedu mad
fasizmom!
"Udarnicki rad "a obnovu privrede, "a
!. blagostanje radnog covjeka u gradu i ma
selu!
ga saradniu sindikata u organizaciji i
kontroli p~roizvodnje!
ga osiguranje demokratskih tekovina
Observation-Disclosures borbe naseg naroda!
ga unistenje p%oslednjih tragova reak-
CHE!
GA novo s~ocijalno zakonodavstvo!
ga poboljsanje materijalnog p~olozaja
radnika i namjestenika!
ga zastitu radnickih obitelji j omladi-
ga jedinstveno osiguranje radnika!
ga radnicku samoupravu u swim rad
nickim ustarnovama [u~stanovama]!
"ziveli jedinstveni sindikati radnika i
namjestenika Jugoslavije!
"Smrt fasizmu - sloboda narodu!
"Beograd, ~januara 1915"
Kao so Sc vidi, Geo program, iii ia
"vatrena ~izjava', sastoji Sc Cd n%istavnih, sit
nicarskih i neostvarivih fraza, koje, ako hi
st i mogle ostvariti nebi znacile nista, kada
Sc ina ma umu da je ia ~"izjava" potpuno
ignorisala glavni cilj radnicke klase unis-
tenje kapitalizma. cak Sta wise, izjava Sc ne
grozi poslodavcima niti ona istice ikakve
borbe, strajkove it'd.
Njihova fraziranja o "blagostanju rad
nog covjeka u gradu i ma selu nije nista
drugo osim partizanska laz, koja je prenese-
ma ma ekonomski pokret. "Blagostanje" Sc ne
moe ~ostvariti u kapitalizmu, koji Sc u toj
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nela. Njegov jaki prosecaiuci glas digao Sc iznad
buke, njegove SUI Sc reel Guile:
Vojnici, ma bedeme! Topnici, k topovima! Pa
lite, uzduz cele linije!
Neka vas Bog cuva, matt, sestro, Cornelia! -
rece Antonicq.
. Neka te Bog cuva, moja suprugo! rece Louis
Rennepont.
DO vidjenja, druze Barbot! - viknu Franc
Taupin, izvlaceci potpaljujucu kutiju il svog dzepa i
spusti Sc dole nz dolinu u prolazu da hi Sc %pridruzio
Serpentnu. Hocu da budem spreman da ucinin1
udove ovih jaganjaca Sv. Bartholomew da lete pc
vazduhu.
A vi, mole hrabre devojke, kazanu! viknu
maJstor Barbot roceloiskim zenama. Namestite kotao
IA vatru, i, kada cujete meme sa naredbom: Posluzite
IN sa vrucimP okrenite ga i ispraznite ma glave napa-
daca. VI druge, drzite poluge pripravne kod ovog ka-
men]a I vreca sa peskonn. Kada cujete meme da kazen:4
Val]a]te! gurnite snazno i neka sve padne ma Min.
Nastavice s)
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Bee tvornicke organizacije j v~aljane
junijske discipline, prelazni period il ka-
pitalizma u socijalizam imao bi biti pre-.
brodjen DIKTATUROM. Zagrebite cove
ka koji naveliko free ma %juniorizam i ma.
cicete Il MENU coveka prema kome je,
ako je on mislioc uopste, dolazak s~ocija-
: lima nerazdvojan cd krvave ravolucije,
sa njenim pratiocem, COVEKOM MA KO-
NJU. Daniel De Leon (19O1).
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(Nastavice se.)

Wise vredi jedan najmanji tlancit IL raci-
onalne ekonomije no sve bogosiavske knjige
Ito in ma svetu ina. - Vasa PelagiG-
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Zaista SUI reakcionarniji cd reak-
cionara!
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Richlaind Engineer Designs and
Develops Vital War Equipment

wal equipment, are being designed
and developed by Willis o. Solbere
2~9-year-old engineer in the capacitoi
engineering division of the genera
Electric cOmpany'S Pittsfield plant
Solberg, a native of Richland, Mont.
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sol
berg of that town.
Solberg's task of designing and
developing hermetic seals for the
capacitors is no small job, for new
types OF capacitorS are constantly in
demand for newly developed and
often highly secret war equipment.
The capacitors, literally store
houses" for electricity, must meet
~exacting standards set by army and
navy Standards.
Reliability Of operation, essential
to the safety of men. depends on
equipment which is impervious to
heat, cold, dampness, and fungus
growth in tropical climates. Solberg
has developed terminal seals which
are outstanding.
Every piece of electronic equip
ment from radio transmitters and
receivers to minute aircraft inStru-
ments, all devices upon which the
lives of our men and the success of
their missions depend, employs some
type of capacitor," Solberg points
out.
Solberg. an employe of General
Electric for five years, attended
Northern Montana college and was
graduated from Montana State COL
lege in 1910. That same year, he
enrolled in the test course for
student engineers at PittSfield.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Outdoors Notes
ON Valley County
BY MARK WATSON

Fishing still is very spotted a
Fort Peck. There were some small
catches reported but Tom Horn Of
the Fort Peck game range tells us
the fish have also noticed the cold
weather and it will be a little time
before we can again get the big
catches. Leila Nybakken tossed her
perch hook out last week and came
back with a 20-pound catfish. Yes,
she had help landing it.
Capt. E. H. KloSs of Fort Peck
came back with IA pike the other
evening from below the tunnels.
Mortified CBuSter) johnson came
in Sunday with one pike but it was
a five-pounder.
There were many reports Of sew
eral perch and a few pike by many
people. However the general trend
in fishing was poor. Minnows ere
scarce in the Fort Peck area Sun
day but this is temporary.
Probably 200 families were at Fort
Peck Sunday and probably Is Of
these were farm families. We hope
they will increase, for the family
will surely have a good time from
young to old. And believe it or not
most of them caught fish.
Come on, give the family a holi-
day and have some fun yourself.
Join the Sportsman's club and help
make more fun.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Peck Girl Scout
Camp Benefit
Dance June 23rd

AS a benefit for which all pro.
ceeds will go to operating the Fort
Peck Girl Scout summer camp, 6
dance will be held in the Fort Peck
Recreation hall Saturday night
June %, it was announced this week
by the committee in charge.
Tentative dates for the camp
depending on weather, are July !
to 8. 1t will be held at Treasure
Island on the Missouri with leaders
in charge. The camp has been self
supporting in the past and it is the
hope of the committee in charge
that this policy can continue.
Sale of advance tickets for the
benefit will be carried on in Fort
Peck, Nashua and Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Job Placements in
Montana Offices
Show Big Increase

Increase in the number of workers
placed on jobs in Montana during
May. l945, as compared with the
number placed in April, or in May
of 1914 is indicated in a summary
! released by o. c. Lamport. state
manpower director. through A. j.
Fey, manager of the Glasgow office
of the United States employment
service.
"These job placements numbered
3.484 during the month just closed"
Mr.. Lamport says in reviewing the
total figures of the 81 U. S. En-
ployment Service offices in Mon
tana. During April the number
placed was 2,736, and during May
of 1914 the number was 3,066. These
figures include placements of vet
Grams, 427 in May of l945, 342 in
April, and 1926 in May a year ago"
From a percentage standpoint
the figures for May are also
couraging," Mr.. Lamport adds. "Out
of every 100 persons appearing in
Montana offices of the USES in
May. g were nut on jobs and hired.
In April the percentage was l6 and
a year ago it was ID.
1.-THE other 81 to Sc percent in
cluded employers seeking help, APP
plicants whose qualifications old
not lit any JOB orders on hand, per-
sC.is seeking information only, a
liberal sprinkling of. repeaters,
veterans seeking counsel, school
youth and Others"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

Miss Iva Holiday, county home
demonstration agent, demonstrated
the repair of household equipment
and spoke on the care and use of
household tools at a meeting of
the Never Late Home Demonstra-
ton club at the home of Mrs. Frank
Keough of Baylor last Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Keough presided.
The club planned a picnic fer July
3 and Mrs. Peter Isakson gave a
report of a program planning meet
she attended in Glasgow. Mrs.
Jay Taylor and Mrs. S. Ludahl
yer guests.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

eral weeks. Mr.. Murphy left Tues
day for Minneapolis to be gone two
weeks.
MI. and Mrs. S. C. Berry went to
Hot Springs, S. D, Tuesday and will
return the end of the week.
Harold Squires returned to Salt
Lake City Friday after flaving spent
a 25-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isle R. Squires. Har-
old is in the army reserve specialized
training unit and is attending the
University of Utah.
Corp. Lawrence j. Kotkin, brother
Of Mark Kotkin, has been assigned
to the army of occupation in Ger
many, according to a letter received
Monday.
Harold Price. local pilot, flew
Alden Canterbury to his ranch
across Fort Peck lake Saturday, re-
turning With him Sunday.
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Guild Closes Season

The last meeting of the Com
munity guild for this season was
held at the hotel clubrooms Tues
day afternoon at 2:30. The group
voted to serve lunch at the 10th
anniversary dance of the corps of
engineers Saturday evening. Mrs.
Lisle Souires. Mrs. N. M. Fuller and
Mrs. W. c. Funk compose the
committee.
Mrs. Funk discussed wartime food
problems. Mrs. E. F. Gilstrap and
Mrs. Richard Eriksen were hoStesses.
Mrs. H. H. Roberts presided at the
coffee table.
Mrs. N. N. Fuller and Mrs. L. O..
Fjerstad will be the hostesSes for
the September meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Dunn returned
from Billings Thursday after having
spent ten days there on a vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Simons left
Saturday for a short trip to Omaha,
Neb.
John swain returned Thursday
from a visit at Billings.
Mrs. c. G.. Murphy left Tuesday
morning for Butte to visit for sew
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More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

Here is a pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
improved powder. sprinkled on upper
and lower plates holds them firmer so
that they feel more comfortable. No
gummy. gooey, pasty taste or feeling.
It's alakline mon acid. Does not sour.
Checks plate odor' (denture breath,)
Get FASTEETH today at any drug
store 4
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Fort Peck News
By Mrs. Richard Eriksen
Phone 409-J
Sewing Clubs Meet

Mrs. Emil Kuebler was hostess to
her sewing club Friday afternoon at
her home at 2:30. A dessert was
served. Mrs. v. E. Harvey and Mrs:
Bruce L. Peterson were special
guests. .
MIS-. Wiley Farmer entertained
her sewing club Friday afternoon
at her home. The group enjoyed
refreshments.
Mrs. Richard Eriksen'S sewing club
met at her home Thursday after
noon at 2:30. Coffee was served.
Mrs. H. H. Roberts was a special
guest.
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THOENY
Mrs. j. NJ. Thoeny

Mrs. Harley Hunter left Monday
morning with the mailman for Hins.
dale OF her way to visit her sister
and husband. MI. and Mrs. p. G
Dunbar, at Billings.
Frank Cradle was an Ophein
caller Tuesday.
Fred Munger, Tim Stuber, ano
Bob Sullivan attended the horse
sale in Opheim.
Frank Bronx was an Opheim
caller Wednesday.
Lester Johnson accompanied the
mailman to Hinsdale Wednesday.
Leslie Jones came from Hinsdale
Wednesday to repair Frank Bronk's
tractor. He also repaired j.. M.
Thoeny's car and returned home
Friday.
Lew Baalke went to Hinsdale
Tuesday. Mann Simmons brought
him back Friday.
H. H. Hunter and daughter
Elizabeth we're Glasgow and Hins-
dale callers Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Schmlth
came from Hinsdale Sunday and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Thoeny.
The number of shipyards engaged
in u. S. navy work rose from % in
1920 m 205 in 1Q42
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Gnstrans Entertain Club

MIR. and Mrs. E. F. Gilstrap enter
tanned their couples bridge club at
the Carey F. Wentz home Saturday
evening. Dessert Was served at the
beginning of the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Il. Nicholson were sub
stitute guests. The high scorers were
Mrs. Richard Eriksen and Capt. E.
H. KloSs and the low scorers were
Mrs. l. o. Fjerstad and MI. Gill
strap.
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Miss IbSeri Given
Scholarships at
State University

Miss Lois Ibsen of Glasgow was
awarded two music scholarships at
the State university at Missoula
during the commencement season.
One was for music tuition at the
summer school and one for music
tuition for next year, the total value
being 500. She vas also pledged to
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FINISHES CLERK SCHOOL

Fort Des Moines, Iowa-Private
Belva Mae Brown. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Brown of Frazer
Mont. has completed training in
the clerk school of the first wo-
mems army corps training center
here. INT of a number of army
srecialis schools. Wacs are on duty
in vital office and communications
Jobs in all major theaters.