davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Errors: Bagby. Knerr, Cihocki. Runs
batted in: Meyer 2; Secrecy 2; Kell;
Fleming 3; siebert. Two base hits:
Secrecy, Rosar 2; Fleming, M. Smith.
Sacrifice: Kish. Double plays: Rocco;
Cihocke and Rocco; Busch, Hall and Sic
bert; Cihocke. Meyer and Rocco; Secrecy
and Hayes. Left on bases: Philadelphia
s. Cleveland 7. Bases on balls: Kneer
4. Bagby 2. strikeouts: Knerr 2, Bagby
3, Berry 3. Hits, off Knerr in. in
nings; Barry in innings. Wild pitch ::
Bagby Bagby. Losing pitcher: Knerr.
Umpires Passarella, MacGowan and
Eurnley, Time: 1:50 Attendance: 1000,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Errors: Clay, Williams, Libke. Alder
bolt, Workman 3, Cutler. Runs battcd in:
Upton 3, Laken1an, Fox. Mccormick,
Miller 2, Sipek. Aderholt S, Hofferth 2.
Cutler, Wietelmann, shupe, CLEARWATER
;. Two base hits: Laeman, Libke, Gil
aenwater 2, Cutler, Wte1elmann. Home
runs: Upton, Miller, Aderholt. Double
plays: Lakeman, Miller ana Mccormick,
Wietelmann, Cutler and Shupe; Cutler,
Wetelmann and Shupe. Left on bases:
Cincinnati 8, Boston 7. Bases on balls:
Eek l, Ride 1, Dibke 1. Hutchings l..
&trikecuts: Libmke 1, Hutcnlngs 3. Hits,
off Fog 1 in 1-3 innings; Harrisst in
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Is; Lienbee 5 in 2 1-s; Modak 5 n 3;
Riddle in 0, Pitched to one batter
Libke l in 2; Javery in z-3; Hutchings
10 in 1-3. Hit by pitcher, by: Fox
Workman. Wild pitches: Libke. Win
ming pitcher: Hutchings. Losing pitch
er; Fox: umplres: Ballanforte,, Mayer
kurth,- Stewart. Time: lib. Attendance F.:
1882.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Errors. Kerr, Elliott, Barnhart. Runs
batted in:. OFT 2, Schemer. Reyes 2,
Maglie Two base hits: Schemer. Home
run: OFT. Double play: Maglie Kerr and
Schemer. Left on Bases: Pittsburgh 5;
New York 7. Bases on halls. off Res
signo 1; Cuccurrullo 2. Maglie 1. Strike
outs: Maelie 6. Cuccurullo 2. Hits. off
Ecscigno S in 1-3 innings; Cuccurullo 3
in 2-3 Hit by pitcher: by Maybe
1Gustine). Losing pitcher: Rescigno: I'm.
nires: Reardon, Goetz and Jorda. Tlrne'
1:37. Attendance: 1904 paid.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Effofs: NeWSonle, IUUI1I. 1tUI1s oaereu
in: Mcbride, Farrell, Chalk 3, Baker
Hockett, Michaels 4, fresh 2. Lopat 8
Two base hits: Schalk, fresh. Lopat
Three base hits Michaels, Dickshot
Double plays: R. johnson and Met
kovich; Michaels and Farrell; Michaels
Schalk and Farrell. Left on bases: Bos-
ton 3; Chicago 5. Bases on balls: Heflir
3; Haussmann 3. Strikeouts: Helm 1
Hausmann l. Lopat 5. Hits, off Helm
10 in 5 innings; Hausmann in 3. Passed
ball: fresh. Losing pitcher: Helm. UNI
pires: Pipgras, Weafer and Grieve. Time
1:48. Attendance: 4,059.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Less than a score Of Ohlos nH
dreds of populated comnltnu'
have any kind of air mail or ''a'
port service.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

Errors: none. Runs batted in Nc
Quinn, Stephens, Moore, Etten. Two bat
hit: Moore. Stolen bases Stirnweia
Crosetti Sacrifices; Gray. Moore, West
West Double play: stirnweiss, Milo
sevich and Etten. Left on bases; New
York 5, ST. Louis 7, Bases on balls, Of
Bevens 3, West 4. Stikeouts: Bevens I
West 6. Hits, off Bevens 7 in nninn
Page 2 in I; Losing pitcher: BeveN
Umpires: Jones, Summers and Boys,
Time; / AZ. Attendance paid $50
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

The original name proposed lor
Utah long before it became s'ase
was Deseret.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

chicago us UUU 1GU-I
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 210 600 000-3
Errors: Brown, Stanky, Merullo. Runs
batted in: Rosen, Walker, Stanky, Pafko
2, Nicholson 2, johnson, Lowrey. Two
base hits: Pafko 2, Nicholson, Stevens.
Three base hits: Rosen. Sacrifices: Der
finger 2. Double plays: lombard, Ba-
sinisk and Stevens. Left on bases: Chi
cago 10; Brooklyn II. Bases on balls,
off Derringer 5. lombard 3. Buker 2.
Struck out: by Derringer 1. Hits, off
Lombard 10 in innings. Buker in 1-3.
Herring none in l 2-3. Losing pitcher
Lombard. Umpires: Dunn, Sears and
Barr. Time: 2:3o. Attendance: 1854.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19
ENOUGH ROPE
sPORTsPOURRI

Add the Chicago White Sox to
Me ball clubs that are planning to
build new parks alter the war. In
Brooklyn there's a suggestion that
the Dogers move out and that Eb-
bets Field be rebuilt into an indoor
arena. Latest convert to the T''
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19
Nv HIGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Aug. ID - R -
That $4,000 professional baseball
fund to give the game back to
the kids seems to cover very
wide territory. ..Let's hope 1t
doesn't get into the hands OF some
one who will translate it into
"something for the boy" Nor
nalcy note: Notre Danes football
Dept. is puzzled over how to use
Big Joe Gasparella. He's too good
Tor the no. quarterback spot be-
hind Frank Dancewicz and when
they tried him at fullback during
the summer, they found Marty
Wendell and Frank Rugger-o TAX
ing excellent care OF that Job...."
Quiz kids Joel Kupperman and
Harve Fishman will act as bat
bows for the two teams in the Es-
ouire All American ball game Aug.
78. 1t won't be part of their job
10 furnish all the answers for man.
ayers Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb.
ENOUGH ROPE
Che 75,OCO fishing kits supplied
by the BoWlers' Victory Legion for
service men overseas, included 2l3
mmles of line. when Grated they
we ched 40 tons and filled three
box cars. and the BVL isn't try
ing to string anyone about them.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

zBatted for Brown in 6th.
zzRan for Galan In 7th.
zzz Batted for Herring In 9TH.
Score by innings:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-19

TBatted for Bevens In 9th.
XxBatted for Metheny In 9Th.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
sseiner g~rotpuOSims

Son 10 altbodenen Ntil6brot-
den ole 3inoe obreI6en, Die 8rot-
den in S6eibeu idneiOen5 NIT etiDas
Mfild iibergieBen, auipeif)en lollen
mo Damn feit auSOriiden. Damn
riibrt man "a 8funo 5ett gu Sabne,
ritbrt nad) uho mad / 9an5eS vi uno
3 @igelb, nbgeriebene Sdule, ! 3i-
trone, Elm poar 8ropfen Manoel-
%ertraft, oos ausgeOriidte 9rot, 2
maid)ene 9orintben mo &oIInen 9in'
81, miiAt es gut unO fiigt 5lilest ben
acknowledgement S6aum aug Den 3
@itpeiB an Den Geig. Cine BuoOing-
form miro nit Butter angeItriAen,
nit qeriebenem 8rot beitdltbt uno
sic 8rotmolie ~eingefillt, etpa "a
poa, iino ser GuO0ing, felt 5u8eNeft,
i'm @aiicrboo 1 Stun0e gefoft.
Dit elmer 3itronen- ODER 8ein-
l6aumioBe l%eruiereu.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
KlaIiid,er 8criett

Gin 9orfi9uI5e ianote eilmal an
0aS a0ni9l. 9mt 81 NeuitaOt an &ii-
ben6erge in Ser @roDin3 Sonnouer
folgenOe u~gln5eige bon einem an
Soubeit lei0enOen Sunoe":
u0ieie 0odt blrB Der Nadtmad-
ter Slermann altf ieiner Grompete,
oo fam Elm in ser 9unfelbeit unper=
fennbarer Sumo bon riidlpartS ber-
bel uno marc ser Nadtpad)ter Sier-
mann bon lulftigem ourf ieiner
9an0 gebilien uno 5ipar bon binten,
obne babei 81 belen. ga Dies Elm
gegen Die @emobnbeit Der Sunoe per-
wirrter Satbaltano lit uno ih mir
Oerpflidtet 6olte, 10 moge 0as So
nigli6e @mt 0u6ei iein Iu8fommen
,fin0en."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
1lsrecr rtasbt RabliA

9iitet elt6 Dor i6le6ter 2aune,
biitet euA nor aerger, biitet el1t)
iiber6aupt on0erS ais nit freunD-
li6en Augen Ole @elt 81 betra6ten.
Sier, Elm 8eiipiel: 3u fommlt
miioe llno obgeipannt mad uielen
glltfregungen linO @intdufen 5uriid
llno finoeIt aaes in %l1norOnung. Die
balbDiidllgen &in0er trie6en in 9ei-
ner Nbpelenbeit oaerlei 9aotrio,
Oas gauge &al8 itebt 10 gu ia9en
nauf Dem &opf", Gem Nann lit
u~nperbofft ,,gerooe beute" cine Strn-
oe eber oils ionIt nod Souie getom-
men l1no trifft oaS &eim I'M oentbar
Idplehtelten ,3uitnnoe an. Natiirlid
empfGngt er Gid ni1t geraoe gu lie
bensniiroi9, i'm @egenteil, er maft
Dir unbegriirloete 8orfpiirfe; unbe=
griinoet, neil man an 6wei Steaen
5ugleidy nidt iein fam; oa lit eS
uerltanolid, Dab Define roiige 2aune
in oa8 @egenteil umihIGgt. God,
bjlt Oh flug, Damn IGBt gu Dir
nittS anmerfen, ruiit idnea Ole
&inoer al Silfe, Die nur gu gerne
bereit iin0, menn lie sen Gater dr.
gerli6 leben, uno i'm 9eu lit allies in
lf0niter SrOnung. Gam fommit
Oh 8einem WfQmte freunnlif entge-
gen uno TUT ais oh ni6ts geiGeben
iei. 9uS moqen Die W6uner am
liebiten ul0 iiir Gid lit es aud piel
bequemer, uls- unniises 8eleioigt-
iein. S0er; 8enn 9ein Mann nid)t
immer 10 gu Dir iii, pie gu eS
gerne 6aben mod)teIt 10 jag inn
rltbig 9eine Weinllng d6er mad fem
5ornigeS @elid)t, oenn oas Itebt Cir
nidt, mod)t Gid nur bGBlih uno
nibt bege6renSmert. Sabt ibr Wei-
nungsperihieoenbeiten, mas if6eral
porfommt, 10 oermeioe jeoen Infaa
BON 3orn, ii6erbaupt icoeS 8ebur4
rem in 8%erItimmung uno 8erbitte-
rlpg, es beeinfluBt 0ein forperlides
Moblbefinoen, uno oieies mieoerltm
bringt idlefte 2altne berpor. Milo
Oh iiebit, Oh 8iebit nlrf ale Sale
Ben fiir5eren; ba lit eS i6on better,
Gu nimmit aIe5 elm wenig bon Der
leiften Seite uno lieblt nit freuno-
liden Augen in ole 8elt. 9ein
@otte un6 oie &inoer neroen niel
Qliidlider lein, On ielbit uber mirit
Gid ionnen in ser Qiebe ser 0einen.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
@eDlpgie

Gin &rofeiior Ser Geologic belt
Elm &oaeg ulo botte auf Dem &atbe-
Ser cine Nn3obl Don @elteinsorten
ouSgebreitet, Die er Sen Stuoenten
Ser &eibe nad 5ei9te unO beidJrieb.
Nls er i'd einen Augenblid um=
nen0ete, nm auf Der groBen
SAreibtafel etmoS gu permerfen,
6elllbte Elm Stuoent in Der eriteu
8eibe Die @ele9enbeit, Inn Elm Stiid
3iegelltein auf 0oS &at6eoer gu
%ifmnggeln. Ser @rofeiior tat, ais
babe er nidts betnerft, er nnbm
meiter einen Stein nad Sem an0ern
oli un0 iogte:: u9ies lit Elm Stiid
Grant, oies eth Stiid Shiefer."
9us er an Sen 8iegelltpin fam,
no6m er i'm ouf, 3eigte tim uno
iogte:
ylln0 0ies, meme Serren, lit elm
Stiid 6ooenloier n~nberidGmtbeit."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
tIcti3cn aus sen
Il. :. q.

9oS @oIIer oes moleriihen Safe
in NeuaOo, Ser 6225 Sub bod
lieqt, lit 10 flor, ooB man in 20 Sub
8iefe Iiegenoe 9ele @egenlt6noe
nod oeutlif erfennen fam. SIN
8inter lit Die Si6t iognr nod beIler.
0er lebte SdrB 0eS 8iirgerfrie9es
muroe Don Dem &reu3er uS6eon-
ooa6" Ser apnIooerierten auf 8al-
idnger 4losfns obgefeuert. Die 8e-
bauptung, oaB 9tlasfa pom 8iirger-
frieg peridont blieb, itintmt alio nift
gang.
Sn ser NGbe BON Se6ron, Nortb
9afotu, purOe 1892 elm Sort gegel
Die Snoioner gebout, oas aus rnbe-
fannten @riinoen ben uugeDObnli-
den Namen sort Sauerfraut" err
bielt.
Die Snoianer iAufen @eioegriinoe
fiir sic giiiiel, inbem lie u~ielerortS
sic @Gloer obbrannten. Sic nant-
ten oerortig o6%gebranntes 2ano
ofen-tab-tee", tporaltS Damn ip1ter
Ser Same &entlldp entitan0.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
SrcbNahs
8rnntfuerbMma

sd modpte flare &er6dltniiie
baben, iunger Mann", iagte Der gum
S6miegerpater @rforene. p0b I6
81 S6rer 8erbltna ia ia9en fann
b1ngt mr. uon Sbrer iinan3ieaen
Sage ub."
%Sebeu sic - un0 Die b0ngt
Die0er MN pom Sbrer 9lntmort abl"
Gisbeime
Sin Srnge fommt in Sen 6lei-
I6erlaoen unO frogt Ole Mamiea:
,,Sobm Sic @isbeine?"
uSomobl", antportet lie.
u8am miiiien Sic iid marine
@ontoffeln an5ieben", grinit Der
Sunge, uno idon lit er OrauBen.
Sereit iein lit allies
Sebaitinn mill Elm iungeS OtaO-
den ~fiiiien, nit Dem er 9etan5t Bot.
8o8 MGohen pebrt nb: oSolange
id) nift perIobt bin, fiiie idl feinen
Monn."
SebaItian nimmt leine Giiitenfartc
beralts u1o it6erreiht lie: oSier lit
meme Noreiie; menn % loDeit lit,
geben Sic mir bite @eiheio."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
NaticnicrmmosbM 11r. 5
lit in pcrbcrcitmne

3aB sic Qe6ensmitteI : &ntionie-
rlug aud nod uah oem Sieg in Gu
ropo, Dem Iogeuanuten &s@Eag,
fortqeiebt mer0en miro, Oiirite ieoem
.giulidtigeu flor ieiu mo miro iebt
amtlid 0aourd beitdtigt ouB &atio-
nierungsbu6 So. 5 in &orbereitung
lit.
a6Iidt Oe8 08a lit es, Oieies Bud
Gnoe oieies Subres ODER anfang
1916 in &erpenOung 81 ge6en, menn
es nud n mie ie0er onoere = ben
Sieg in europa i6on lange Dor bic
lem 3eitpunft erpartet.
81 0as neue HationierungSbud
fiir Elm oOer 5mei Sabre por6ereitet
miro, ,Oorii6er liegt nod feline @nt-
ideioung Dor. Die NIT ser &orar6eit
6eiAGftigteu 9eute oenfen ieoo65 0aB
es Dem Muiter Oes iebt geItenoeH 8u=
e6es go. A folget ullO Oemna6 fiir
"a Monate ollsgeitellt meroen miro,
Inn ari olle Sale geriiItet SUI lein.
Sin GG4 8eamtes lagte oo5u:
48ir 6offen lel6Itueritdn0lid nidt,
oaB 2ebenSmitteI -&~ntionierung bis
ipdt ms Sabr 1917 Oalern miro,
a6er es lit ii6er realiitii6er, in oie-
lem 6alle peiiimiitii6 5u iein ais nod
Elm Ied6iteS 8u6 81 oruden".
Sir oos Bud SEQ. 5 ge6t man bon
Dem @eOnnfen aus, oaB olrf allie
Sale 6leiid, Mildprooufte, fonier-
uierte 6rii6te mo @en1iiie iomie 3uf-
fer aud nod nnb Gtuti6lnnOs
Nie0erlnge fnapp bleiben mer0er.
2(lG 5iebt man oie Mogli6feit in Be-
trodt, OaB es not4uenOig iein mag,
einige ooer alle oieier 9ebensmittel
5u rotionieren, bis audi Sopan erie
Oigt lit.
oSollte oa8 neue gld friiber emit
6ehrt meroen fonnen = 10 meinte 0as
GGA - Damn Inn 10 better.
Na6 0em gegenmdrtigen StanO
0es @erbraudes miro 8u6 $50. 4 nit
SEN rotten 9unften fiir 6leiid unO
Mfil1pro0ufte bis etlpa 1. 3e5ember
oltsreihen, Die bluuen Marten fir
9onieruen Bis gum /. Sfto6er.
Sorlte onS neue 81d nod nidt
fertig ieir, menn oiele &upons 81 @n-
Sc geben, Damn miro man 0a3u iiber=
ge6en Sic Spurmorfen ooer sic grit
men Marfen a1s 9u8bilfe fiir Sen Ell
men ODER anopren @egenitano gu per-
menoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Ucbcrtricbcn

art6ur 9ifiid lab einmal i'm Sc
ponobalS uuO 6orte iid 0ie lebte
'Brube zines mo0erhen Waulifltiides
an. AliBar ibm maren nod mebr
Sntereilenten un0 SadDerItanOige
5ltge9en.
@Gbreno oeS Spells pltroe pIGb-
lid cine dltere Game bon lle6elfeit
6efaaeu. 9as 5ai6entu6 Dor Den
Mllno gepreBt elite iie 8ur Cir.
Niflih iob ibr nad) unD murmelte:
4Nun ous lit pobl 0pd Elm Denig
iihertrieben."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
SIR Sic KM3c
SsriIdle Grbienlmppe

Sin HfunO frii6e grbien Unit Der
Sfale gepogen), 1 Quart foflenoes
@aiier, 3 Seel0ffel Sal5, ~ Zee.
loffel 3uder, 2 @bl0ffel Jett, ? @B-
loffeG Me6l, / 3aiie Sabne, 1 Gee
l0ffel Butter. Die @rbien aus ben
Sdalen Ioien uno nit Dem 8alier,
SaI5 iino 3uder peidto6eu. Nus
Butter un0 Me6l cine belle Nebl.
i6pibe oiinIten, nit ettpns 0tllb
glattrii6ren, Die gefo6ten @rbien
our6 Elm Sieb ihlngen nnO oo5u
riibren, Ourt)foheu unO Die Sabne
6in3ugieben. Iodmols ant Sal5
uno Yfeffer obidmeden uno / 1ec-
l0fiel irii6e Butter in ole Snppe ge-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
sos ,11iaienen fir
GanNmirtiAafts >2lm

8uibington = Cine @elebespor-
lage ii6er oie 8epilligung BON 1884,
724527 fiir oie ausgaben oes 2ano-
mirtl6aftsoepartmentments luuroe
pom Senat angenommen un6 an 0as
Approximations CUR @ntideioung
ii6er 3uiabli6e 8eitimmungen 5uriid.
geianbt, 0ur9 oie ser urlpriinglid)en
@eiamtiumme $18,89t,t27 bin8uge-
fiigt muroen.
Ser groBte getras, ser bin3uge-
fommen lit, lit cine Summe BON $1O,-
100000 CUR anidaffung oon Wate-
riul fir sic &onier0ierung oes So
oens, Oas oen 5urmern in BEN eriten
iehs Monaten oes Sabres 1916 our
@eriignng gelteIlt weroen iofI. Gin
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
graftiid,e @infc

9otter anibemobren. @enn mir
pom Baden @iootter iibriJgeblieben
limo, 10 9ieBe i'd in Ole Saiie, in Der
ih lie auIbemabre, iiber Die Gotter
etpas faltes 8aiier. Sic balten ii6
bann tagelang.
N%ngebrannte 9opfe. Sd IoiIe
9opfe, in oenen Speiien ongebrannt
iin0, 10 Minllten NIT elmer 20iung
pon einem GBl0ffel Sorar olf einen
Quart @aiier fod)en. Gie Speile-
reite geben Damn gan5 leid)t tort.
Sprisen0es 5ett. Sd lege beim
9raten in 6eiBem Set elm 5tiiddren
grot IN Die Bfanne, mas oas Spirit
Sen perbinoert.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Der Maric pun Gbner. Gidenbad

8ernunft a%nnebmen fam ME-
mano, Der nidt idon ueld]e bat.
Gin urteil laBt iid mioerlegen,
aber niemalS Elm Gorurteil.
gs fat nod niemano etpas Or
0entlideS geleiltet, Ser ni6t etruaS
NuBernrOentlides leiIten moate.
8ir entidplIoieeu nidt 10 leidt
wie Sorbeiten, Oie unS 5uliebe be-
galrgen mur0en.
8enn bie Nellgier iid olf ernit-
9ofte 9inge ri6tet, Damn nennt man
lie @illensOrang.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
pelcn bciicHcln iehen
crebcrtc HciAsocbictc

Mosfau - Mebrere tnuieno poll
niife 8auern Oer6o9en ais erite nod
Seimen in SitpreuBen, @eit-
uno Sdleiien, nofoem oie-
lie @ebiete pon ruiiiiden uno polni-
iden Sruppen ero6ert morben iino.
8olpreB-M eloung aus @aridau
beiagt, oaB $500 Berionen aus Dem
Giitrift uno 600 6amilien
aus Ger @egeno Don &ielce hereits ob-
gereiit lino uno ii6 Deitere 1000 Ser
ionen I'M @aridauer 9iitrift our
umiieolung mel0eten.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

User nift mebr Iernt, bot Quf0e-
bort 81 lG6en.
@it einem @a6eimnis it eS mic
nit elmer pbotograpbiid)en 8latte;
einmol Dem EogeSIiht alisgelebt, lit
es Dertlos.
$50 llupiGe ON 8crfe lit, miro
Elm 8erf ME gelingen.
@dre es moglidD mr. ons gu TIN,
mos Menlden Nerne tim, 10 piiroen
piele garnidtS tun.
aarl Z. @arr.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
&O6 better

Slime unO 2iia iino iebr quite
6reunoinner; tie ipielen fait Sen
gon5en 8ag ouf Der StraBe 5uiam-
men. @enn iid cine @elegenbeit
bietet, fangen lie ober germ Elm bib
den an 81 pra6len. gines Cages
lagte Anne triump6ierenO:
uS@eiBt OH, 2iia, bel uns perfebren
MIR @rafen mo 8arone!"
"a antmortet Die feline 5reunoin
perGdtlid: oGoS lit bod gar nihtsl
Sci ms bdn9en logar Wurquiien
on Sen 6enitern!"
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN
~ is?

@ic funm i'd gum rcincn Suiuelc
mir prGscn sic 5emer Der Sccle?
SIR gliitcu, funitOOlfOmmem,
mic Babt i6r'S unternOmmcn?
y@ir 6aben Oas gauge Seben
Onrnn gege6cn!"
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
MAIL CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES NOW

The National Headquarters OF
the American Red Cross has
announced that arrangements
have been made by the Post
Office department and the War
and Navy departments for the
acceptance of Christmas par
cells for members of the armed
forces serving outside the con-
tine:ltal United States.
Christmas parcels for army
personnel overseas must be
mailed during the period begin
ming Sept. Is, 1945, and ending
Oct. IS, 1945, the earlier the
better. Packages destined for
China, Burma, India, the Mid
die East, and the islands in the
Pacific should be mailed as
early as possible, preferably not
later than Oct. l, in view of
the distances involved.
During the period stated a
bove, requests from addresses
are not required for Christmas
parcels mailed to army person.
mel. Each parcel should be en-
dorsed christmas Parcel. Spe-
cial effort will be made to eff
feet delivery of all such parcels
mailed during the period stat
ed above in time for Christmas.
Continued on Page y
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
New Department
For Carter Oil

The Carter Oil company this
week announced the formation
of an economies department, to
be headed by J. R. Fitz-Hugh
of Tulsa, Okla.
Fitz-Hugh has been co-ordin-
ator of refining and maunfac-
turing operation for Carter for
the past year. The change was
effective Sept. l.
In June, 1887, Fitz-Hugh
joined the Standard Of Louis
lana organiZa ton as process
engineer at the Baton Rouge
refinery. He served in the re-
finery crude and marketing
there from Sept
ember, 1889, until the spring of
1914. when he was named Car
ter'S refining and manufact-
uring co-ordinator.
A native of Vicksburg, Miss.
he received his degree in chem
iStry from the University of
Virginia in 1884 and his mas
tiers degree in chemical engin-
eertng practice from the Mass
Institute of Techno-
logy in 1887
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Civil Service
Positions Open

Applications for the positions
of zone deputy collector and in
ternal revenue agents for the
Treasury department, Bureau
of Internal Revenue, in the
states of Idaho, Montana, Ore
gon and Washington are being
sought by the United States
Civil Service commission, Mrs
Edna D. Miller, local secretary
announced this week.
The base pay for the posi-
ton of zone deputy collector
is $500 a year, and for in
ternal revenue agent $3.50 to
$3.50 a year.
There is no written test.
Complete information an d
forms for applying may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Miller at the
post office here or from any
first or second class post office.
Applications will be accepted
until the needs of the service
have been met.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Turkey Crop AT
Some Level

Montana farmers and ranch
ers will have about the same
number Of turkeys for market
this year as they did in 1914,
according to the estimate re-
leased this week by the Bureau
of Agricultural Economics.
The figure was set at ap-
proximately 253, 900. This Is only
slightly below the five year
I937-4D average.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Md1ine Enlistee

Announcement has been made
by the Butte office Of the Ma
rine corps that 17-year-old
Thomas Roy Goron has enlist
ed for four years as a regular
He is the son of MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh Ival Gordon Of Wyola
and attended Lodge Grass high
school.
The young Leatherneck mas
been sent to San Diego, Calf. .,
for training.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Wanted To Buy
Notices

reward for informa-
ton leading to the identity OF
person or persons who stole
a brown billfold with brown
braid with name Homer
Brown Sunday night from
the Big Horn hotel. If bill
fold is found send to Homer
Brown, Outlook, Mont. 37-l'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13

WAITER or waitress wanted at
once. Also need diShWaSher.
ChuckWagOn. 35-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Marines Brouden
Recruiting Pldns

The Montana office Of the
Marine corps in Butte this
week announced suspension of
recruiting of all reserves.
Men from IT to Is inclusive
who have had no previous mil
itary experience will be accept
ed as regulars for four-year
periods. This applies also to
men under the age of 80 who
have not been out of the SER
vice more than one year.
Discharged Marines who have
been separated from the SER
vice less than 80 days will be
appointed to their old ranks
and will be given furloughs of
up to 80 days.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13

A GOOD dinner cook at Chuck
Wagon cafe at once. 3C-tl
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13

FORD engine. Good cndition.
Box springs and hair mattress
Mrs. A. W. F. Koch 37-1
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13
Help Wanted

CHAMBER maid. Inquire Becker
Hotel. l9-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13

TWO service station attendants
Good wages. Call Graham
Stanton TeXacO Service 7-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-09-13

S YR. old Guernsey milk COW.
Fresh Oct. /. ChaS. Peck. '7-ls