davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-07-02
Win, Lose or Draw
By LEWIS F. ATcHlSoN.
Baseball Flag Tradition Moy Take 1t on Chin

Tradition take on the chin again this major league
don't than Pennant
midway Wednesday, there's doubt whether
leading World
experts think honest dollar betting
won't happen this year
tighter than knotted shoeace
either of it that
winning squirt couldn't it in the chips First divisions
sy fan can't bed at night safely
expect find his favoteS in the spot by morning
all right although Washington had
give tradition helping hand by beating Detroit the last day of the
whipped Yanks the cncher Luke Sewes
Fourth but barely lasted against
hammerng ONs sixth
Tradition backred in 1912 when Brooklyn amassed 81 game
squandered before October
with carried into the World
remember how they dropped the
game captured straight the unfegned
astonishment of experts
Evening star., 1945-07-02
Cronin's Injury Puts Crimp in Red Sox Bid

might this stage Joe Cronin hadn't
dopeses forecast fourth place at
wholly brand of gradeA pitching have hoed them far
ondes hopes We thought Cronn one OF the
clutch hters might have made them even stronger
year the best shape of recent years at train
ing
the biggest single factor in the clubs
success but apparent great It's doubtful
pitcher outside of Deos Hal NeWhouser wins 20 games tns
last feat OF NeWhouse
and Dizzy Trout winning respectively Newhouser with
do it. but Bentons return may slow him up
making him between games longer. 49,
Bill voe who 81 for the Giants last year Just getting
OF 10
Buhardt of the Cards and Passeau OF
eight each and that's far cry from 70
stringbean speedbale could
pace the isn't worked to death He has
II against Setbacks
this isn't helping July Fourth tradition We're sort
of to see if holds this year or another George sg WI
pack ragamns the throne room of the
Evening star., 1945-07-02

Brooklyn and tradition mixed in another
arrived
clubs sharing dropped tWnb to the Cubs that
rained and took the
undisputed the by 25 but wied the
the Yanks only
who'll wednesday
rolls like subject to change with
notice keeps saying he could lay his hands hit
ting ofder all the marbles AS it S the boys
badly nchng along fdivson berth while
keep their fingers crossed
change the complexion of the American
League it's that most baseball men think the
big guy the of things Joe
recently writer Hank will have trouble picking
up where years Medwick explained that
natural hitter always in the groove and that meeting
ball mystery to this type of player.
his hold
up he'll be some help Tigers maybe difference between
flag runnerup spot Otherwise he's through
the hole Al Benton the big pitcher who
ONe figures Benton be the
pricemakers apparently with Steve Detroit
betting picked ST. Louis to
repeaU Detroit order and in the
League liked ST. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago and New
Evening star., 1945-07-02

1 Phillip N Israel, sr., took second
/ honors with 83-14-69
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

material and wageho rulings that have
greatly increased labor The ruling that really disrupted
drilling programs outawing contracting
Dec 3D. 1914 Though the federal boys have been adamant in
saddng added thought
fact that producers will down rather than continue operate
al a loss.
In the KevnSunburst field there for time mild furry
of drilling following granting of subsidy that operators
that field higher price operators
though the Cut Bank wells much But only
mild furry because all of the operators know the subsidy may be
withdrawn without notice. leaving them holding the This
certainty would have been removed and drilling increased had the
done what it has done to oheraowed straight
forward increase price, with
Now the latest waop the federal decree that has further thrown
the industry rmothe decision declaring that operators
hereafter capitalize intangible drilling This will prob
ably be remeded congressional action but the entire situation
weight assertions of those who have long
tended the dream boys would like take and operate the
oil industry Sure would probably hike the price of gaso
line gallon consumer my deah Beating
Heart just look at how many would be hired
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14
PONDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Pondera County Abstract Co.
Conrad, Montana
OIL AND GAS LEASES

The Hamilton Sheep Ranch TO Grant o.
Brown. NV, W ne, NV sw 33-30-Sw.
r, Following leases given to the General
Florence Peters, ct ux, lot 8, 4, Sc sw,
sw Sc 10, NV %, NV sw 20, all sec 80
2s-I0w.
John Jarina. sc ne, Sc. sw Sc II, lot 2,
Sc nv, ne sw, ne is, NV, NV sw, ne
2O-2S-9wi lot 10 Sc ne 24-2S-10w.
J. H. Pfeiffer, ct ux, sw ne, Sc, Sc Sc
20, s sw 21-2s-10w; sw ne, NV %, ne
2s-2s-swi " sw q, Sc, sw 2s-2s9w.
John Pfeiffer, ct ux, Sc ne, ne Sc 90 s
NV, sw, sw ne, NV sc 21-2S-9w.
=. r Chenault7 ct ux, ne, ne Sc lot II
(belng NV SCI is-2s-9w.
2s-iOw.
Hugh c. Arbuckle. ct ux, Sc Sc s. sw
9, NV ne, NV, sw NV 10, ne ne 17-2S-9w.
Thomas L. Howe, ct ux, sw sc 10,
p, ", " ne, W ne. NV Sc %. NV ne 80,
RELEASE OF on AND GAS LEASES
Carter OIL Co, TO following lessons:
Joseph P. Seifert, ct ux, NV ne, sw ne.
Sc NV, ne sw, n Sc s-30-3w.
II. Jacob, ne 13-31-5w.
Ronald G. Nelson, ct al, sc NV, sw ne
Lloyd Campbell, ct ux, NV rs, sw and
Sc S3,3o,4w; lot 4, S 3, ne, n Sc 429-4w,
NV 1ple sW Ras sw SR Sow e gX lots and
obie Harrison, ct ux, lots 1, 2 ne, Sc
2, n ne, Sc ne 11-30-4w.
ooie Harrison, ct ux, sw 2, Sc 3,
obie Harrison. ct ux, NV. lot 8, 4, sec
2-30-4w
F. C. Nelson. ct ux. e NV, ne 8, NV, n sw,
NV Sc 9-30-4w.
Sarah Nelson, ct con, ne 9. NV, W ne
ne ne 10-30-4w
Sarah Nelson, ct con, sw Sc, Sc g.
s 10, ne NV and n ne 15-3O-4w.
Sarah Nelson, ct con, W sw, Sc sw IL
n n 14-3O-4w.
Joseph P. Seifert, ct ux, 5-3O-sw.
Edna Emery and Mrs. Emile P. WfIke
sw 13-31-5w
John Halverson, ct ux, as to lots ] and
2, ne, Sc, Sc sc 1-30-4w.
Nellie H. Nichols, as to lots and q
ne, NV 3, ne 4-3O-4w
A. H. Habets, ct Tx, as to NV, ne sw,
NV sc 4-S0-4w.
Rebecca Wystub. ct con, as to NV sw
4-30-4W
Nellie NJ. Clark, sw 9-3O-4w.
Bertus J. Ufkes, ct ux. S Sc, NV Sc, ne
sw 11-30-4w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

12-30-3w.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane. sw
6-30-3w; W NV, NV sw 12-30-4w.
H. F. Hughes, ct ux, sw Sc, Sc sw /;
e NV, ne sw, ne, Sc 12-30-4w; NV, sw
sO.4 s1sn ~ CALDWELL e. uA' S. S~ NV %
Herbert "; Fetting. sw NV. sw. NV
Gerald c. Stokes. sw, W Sc, ne Sc, sw
Farley r. Stokes, ct ux. and s, sw
Robert Aiken. Sc Sc Is. NV. ne. NV sw
Thomas w. Stokes, ne 2s-so-4w.
Thomas P. Stokes, ct ux, Sc sw. Sc 81,
and sw p, e sw, Sc %, Sc sw, Sc Sc
"a, and sw rs, Sc, sw. NV 26, W "a,
Lucy Lillian Middleton, ct ux, n Sc and
sw Sc, ne sw, 24-30-4w.
Robert w. Brophy, ct ux, sw NV and
Elizabeth Althea erase, ct con, Sc 25-
30-4w.
Elizabeth E. Brophy and Walter NJ Bro
ply. NV 80, Sc 27-30-4w.
Herbert w. Fetting, ct al, NV 20, ne
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, NV
Leon DeSmet, ct ux, NV 34-30-4w.
Vernon Steiner, ct ux, ne "a, NV NV So
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
A. l. Rich, ct al. W sw s5, Sc s4-so-4w.
Grin Hughes, S sw, NV sw 5. W NV, NV
sw, ne NV 8-30-3w.
Grin Hughes sc Sc 6-30-3w.
Carrie l.. Minkler, ne 7-30-3w.
Theophiel B. Beelaert, ct ux, on sc,
sw 2, il, 8, ne and ne NV
I7-30-3w.
Emil vertstraete, ct ux, NV, NV NV
II, ne NV. Sc NV, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, sec 10,
lot / sec 30-30-3w.
Martha Van Dazzle, n sw 17-3O-3w
Wilma r. Keiton, ct ux, sw, sw Sc II,
W ne, sc ne, ne Sc 19-30-3w
Inez Beebe Perisho, sc 18-30-3w.
Andrew Neyenhuis Sc 1S-30-3w.
Robert Bauke Lettenga, ne Sc, Sc NV
20, ne sw 20-30-3w.
Alice Vandenbulcke, ne, NV Sc 20
30-3w.
Cyrille Ghekiere, ct ux, Sc Sc 20, ne ne,
S me- Sc 29-30-3w.
George X. Wood, ct ux, sc sc 10, n NV,
NV ne 20, sc ne, ne ne 30 sw, sw Sc
20-30-3w.
Bernice B. Pulver, NV, n sw 29-30-3w.
Maude Thornton, S sw, W sc 20, Sc,
sw Sc 80, ne ne 31-30-3W.
Henry DeKetele, ct Tx, lot and e sw,
NV Sc 30, and lots ! and 2, ne NV, NV ne,
ne Sc 31-30.3w.
Henry DeKetele, ct ux, n NV. NV ne
32-3O-3w.
Maurcie Tack. ct ux, ne ne 32-30-Sw.
Mary c. Habets, NV Sc, sc Sc 81, sw,
NV, sw Sc 32-30-3w.
Earl s. Holland, s sw, sw sc 31-30-3w.
Maurice A. Christiaens, sc 35-30-4w..
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

Ruth L. Bayley and E. C. Bayley, lots
and 4, sec 3-304w.
Alonzo Wheeler. ct al, NV 24-30-4w.
Bruce Wheeler, ct al, ne 24-30-4w.
Harvey Cassill, ct ux, NV sw 25 ne Sc,
NV sc 26-30-4w
Walter NJ. Brophy, administrator of es-
tate of Michael f. Brophy, sw 28-30-4w.
Elizabeth M. Rich, ct con, sw, n So
30-4W.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
ne, Sc, Sc Sc IL, ne ne 10, n, sw NV,
NV sw 2O-30-3w.
Rena Vandpopelier, ct ux, ne, Sc NV,
sw 31-S0-3W.
Blsnche Pourroy, administrative of es-
tate Of Leon David Pourroy, NV, Sc sw
25-29-1w.
The Texas Co., to Harold ]. Hanson, ct
ux, lot 4, sc sw y; lots /, ne NV 1s-27-4w,
and land In Teton county
Same to Edward Price and David Owen
Price, W ne, NV lots /, 2, sec 7-27-4w.
and land in Teton county
Same 70 Paul Mancoronel, ct ux, lots /,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14
EXTENSION OF FEDERAL
PAYMENT PLAN FAVORED

To encourage continued produc-
ton of strategic metals for war
purposes, the San Francisco Cham
Der of Commerce has advocated ex-
tension of the Federal Government
premium payment plan until June
30, 1916, by congressional adoption
of House Bill PASS which has been
introduced by Congressman Engle
of California.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14
SOMETHING IS RADICALLY WRONG

The Montana oil industry suffering the industry in other
states from much bureaucracy enough
Bearing the predictions of those tried to
boys what would happen the list of active operations has been
Ginning steadily since 1914 though the demand for crude has been
increasing
In the Cut Bank field perhaps hardest hit the low ceiling price
has been rgidy clamped down. subsidy denied
drilling have steadily part
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

2, 3. A, 8, g, z, ne, Sc NV, sw, W sc 6,
lot 3, ne sw 7-27-4w, and land In Teton
county.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Carter OIL Co., to Roy H. Stuart,
lease dated March 30, on NV sw 21-2s-4w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

Production of about 100000
bearings monthly is needed to meet
military an dessential civilian re
quirementS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-14

Though some areas have been heavily drilled, mostly by
wells that failed to deeply enough to be real tests casual
study of Montana geological map viii show dozens
structures in which the Madison been tested
and additional dozens tested by any drilling
And in still other areas in Montana, it is being shown
by the seisnoaph that surface surveys little
early wells actually drilled in manner as
to test the real structural traps.
These facts and the further fact that
ana wide open to leasing explains the steady
of operators the the ruling
industry in turmoil corrected by congressional action watch
for fireworks by the middle of 1945.
And-if you interested in purchasing royalties
AHEAD of development, ask to receive bulletins
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

Clevelandski poletni orkester
pod vodstvom dirigenta DR.. Ru-
dolph Ringwalla, BIO v soboto
vecer podal deveto koncertno
predstavo v seriji 16 poletnih
koncertov, XII Sc vrsijo v mestni
dvorani vsako sredo in soboto
vecer.
Kot gostje ma koncertnemu
vsporedu bodo v soboto nasto-
pill Henry Pildner, umetnik ma
klavirju, XII svira ma VICAR ra-
dio postaji, ter stirje Hruby
bratje, Atoms, William, John in
Charles, XII igrajo trumpeto.
John Sebastian, umetnik ma
orglice, bo nastopil kot soloist
ma predstavi v soboto, Z. julia.
Prihodnjo sredo, 4. julia ne bo
koncerta, ker Sc bo radi praznika
Neodvisnosti vrsila velika pro-
slava v mestnernu stadionu ma
ia Vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
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po$|ta
zoPET 30 LUsTNo

Euclid, Ohio. - Kje pa ven
dar bo zopet lustno drugje kot|
pa tam, kjer pevski zbor Slovan
priredi zabavo.
Zato Sc je zbor odlocil prize
diti "a prihodnjo nedeljo, 1. jul
LIZA zabavo ma prijaznemu vrtu
SLOW. drustvenega donna ma
Recher Ave. Tu bo razvedrila in
dobre zabave "a vsakega poset-.
nika, cato Sc zbor prav lepo pri-
poroea, da Sc udelezite. Tudi IL
govora nj skoro, da je preod-
dalen prostor zaradi voznje,
kajti nahaja Sc ma primernem
kraju, kjer Sc zabava lahko ne
moteno vrsi "a vsak slucaj, da
ne DO vreme dobro.
Vsem je tudi znano kaksne te-
zave imajo nase gospodinje s
point "a meso, it'd, ampak "a
prihodnjo nedeljo Sc bono vse-
mu temu izognili. Mary Furlan,
kot nasa kuharica 81 re sedai
viha rokave in pripravlja kako
da bo nam bolj postregla. Kaj
bo pa nam pripravila, je pa "a
sedaj Sc skrivnost. Zatorej, kar
odlocite Sc vsi, XII boste brali te
vrstice, da pridete ma vrt Drust-
venega donna, kjer boste dobro
postrezeni z jeemenovcem in
drugimi okrepcili, XII spadajo k
dobremu teku. Tudi "a plesa-
feline je dobro preskrbljeno.
Mas pevec Grabnar je obljubil,
da bo tako potegnil svoj meh,
ceprav je Sc enkrat daljsi. Pew
ci so pa tudi vedno pripravljeni,
da vam delajo kratek cas- S svo-
jim ubranim petjen, kateremu
Sc pridruzijo navzoci, da Sc po-
tenn vsi skupaj par uric dobro
zabavamo.
Prijazno vabimo tudi pevce in
pevke sosednjih zborov, da mas
posetite. Zbor Slovan je vedno
pripravljen sodelovati pri raz-
nih priredbah in zato Sc tudi pri-
poroca obcinstvu "a CHM vecji
poset. Bas sedaj Sc tudi priprav-
liza "a nastop pri Slovenskemu
dnevu, XII Sc DO vrsil takisto ma
vrtu Drustvenega donna ma s.
julia, v korist pomoci start. do
movini.
Torej, ceprav nismo kaj po-
sebno oglasevali ia mas piknik
ia nedeljo, 1. julia, priporoca.
mo Sc in pricakujemo, da mas
obiscete v obilnem stevilu. Zace.
tex zabave bo takoj popoldne.
Ma svidenje!
France liz Ljubljane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
primernega della ma ladji, teda

l. SANS@ S1AFASeSs - '|~sS,N~NSS~ - -
konske dobrote posluzujejo vsi
mogoci ljudje, med mimi tudi
dezerterji in lopovi, XII bi spa
dali vse drugam kot pa v svo-
bodno zivljenje.
Eden med mnogimi, XII jim je
ts uredba dala mnogo skrbi in
della, je bill tudi ameriski gene
ralni konzul v Singaporu, Har-
ris. Bill je zelo dobrega srca ter
Sc je po ocetovsko zavzel "a ta-
ke brezdomovince, jim dal "a
vetisce ter jih oskrboval S hra-
no, ceprav je bilo med mimi tu-
di mnogo takih, XII SO Sc najvec
klatili po pristaniscu in popiva-
Ii po beznicah.
Nekega vecera mi je Harris
tozil,, kaksne tezave mu delajo
ii ljudje. Pravil mi je tudi, ka-
ko je vcasi tezko dobiti ladjo, Xxi
bi jih vzela seboj v domovino. V
casu, ko mi je to pripovedoval,
je incl tri taksne brodololnce,
XII so cakali ma vrnitev v domo-
vino. "Med njimi,' je omenil
Harris, "je cello tax, da bi ga
mogoce vi lahko uporabili. Sill
Sal je O vas in vasem delu in
sedaj bi hotel ma vsak nacin
vkrcati sc z vami. Kar nor je ma
zivali. Govorite z MIN in oglej-
te 81 ga"
Harrison predlog mi nj prav
posebno ugajal, ker sem prav-
kar dozivel pravo razocaranje z
nekim drugim dobrovoljcem, XII
je bill tudi "nor ma zivai". Toda
Harris je bill tako dober znanec
in poleg tega moi pokrovitelj,
zato sem sklenil resiti ga enega
njegovih neprijetnih gostov, &c
bi slednji pokazal lie najmanjse
veselje "a mole vrsto poklica.
Pravkar sem Sc odpravljal ma
pot veejo zbirko najrazlienej-
sih zivali cd ogromnih krokodi-
low do majhnih kolibrijev, zato
sem sklenil zaposliti moza kot
delavca pri svojem zivem tovo-
ru. Konzul Harris je bill prepri-
can, da Sc bo fant pray dobro
obnesel.
Tako sva Sc dogovorila, da mi
pokaze svojega varovanca ma
slednjega dine. Reel moran, da
sem bill pray veselo presenecen.
Mozakar je napravil prav dober
Wits, kazal je veliko navdusenje
"a zivali in kakor sem lahko
sklepal, je bill dovolj. inteligen-
ten.
FAINT - ime mu je bilo Bill -
| je bill yes vessel, ko sem mu po-
vedal, da ga vzamem v sluzbo ma
priporocilo konzula Harrisa. Po.
poldne, ko smo odpluli il Singa-
pora, Sc je izkazal kot zelo il.
daten delavec. Zadaj smo mo.
rail- naloziti svoj tovor najpre,
ma veliko tovorno palubo, ma.
kar hi sele naslednjega dne pre-.
nesli zaboje in kletko ma pravc
mesto. Bill je delal kot vol. Pre-.
nasal je tezke zaboje vecjin
zanimanjem in pozrtvovalnost
| jo kot vsak mojih sluzabnikov
! Okretno Sc je obracal, mic mt
nj bio treba dvakrat reci, take
da sem ma them sklenil, da sc
z Billion ne bova zlepa razsla
zlasti Sc, ker je kazal cello vec-
je znanje v zivalstvu, kot SEN
81 pri prvem srecanju mislil.
| Narocil sem Billu, mai bo Il
lzgodaj zjutraj ma mestu, take
| da bono lahko cimprej zlozil
nase kletke ma tako mesto, kje,
bodo zivali najbolj zavarovane
proti vremenu. Moja zbirka j
obstojala il stirih velikih. aliga,
\ torjev, treh slonov, stirih ii
grow, dyeh leopardov, dveh ia
/ pirjev; treh mladih oranguta
4 nov, sestih udavoy, tri sto opit
Inajrazlicnejsih vrst in preko Sc
dem tisoc pticev. Namescanjs
zivih zivali po TAKEN krovu ps
Il 10 y,opDero 4ox;c c<xyor l>o& =; =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

sials neKega mofnarJa, MAJ mi
pove, da je bolan in da mu je|
nemogoce pomagati mi pri delu.
Nadzornik ladje mi je ma to od-
stopil enega mornarja in opra-
viii smo delo tudi brez novega
znanca.
Cd tega casa pa je postal
Bill "a meme velika uganka. Dan
"a dnem mi je posiljal posto, da
je bolan in da mi ne more po-
magati. &c sem ga potem prisel
obiskat, nisem opazil ma MEM
nicesar, il cesar bi lahko skle-
pal, da je zares bolan. Kljub te-
mu je zatrjeval, da je tako slab,
da ne more stati ma nogah, zato
sem odredil, maj Sc nu hrana
nosi kajuto. Seveda Sc mi je
VISA zadeva zdela malo sumljiva,
nisem nnu pa hotel nicesar re-
ci, dokler me nj neke noci stra-
Ear poklical, maj 81 grem ogle-
dat Billa, XII Sc vsake noci seta
po zadnjem krovu in zadovoljno
kadi pipo. Sklenil sem, da ga
pOcakam v Zasedi in ga Zagra-
bim.
Ko smo bill re peto noe ma
morju, sem tho stopil "a MIN
in ga mirno potolkel po rami.
Magic in prestraseno Sc je obr-
nil.
"Oho, mislil sem 81; da ste
preslabi, da hi mogli zapustiti
posteljo," sem ga ogovoril.
"Hotel sem preizkusiti noge,"
je jecljal, "danes sem vstal pr
vic, odkar smo odpluli."
"Razen vceraj in predvceraj-
snjem," sem pripomnil.
"Kdo me je zalezoval," je
vzrojil, "jaz mu bonn ze polka
zal 3"
"Tiho," sem zakrical mani.
"Pojdite nazaj v posteljo in pri-
voscite 81 pocitek, ker jutri
imam "a vas zelo resno delo." "
Naslednjega dne smo morali
namrec cistiti kletke in hraniti
in napajati zverine. Tako delo
je vedno tezavno, zato sem ho-
tel ma vsak nacin pritegniti tu-
di Billa. Narocil sem mu, .da
mora biti zjutraj Oh zori pri
meni.
Zjutraj Sc je sicer Bill javil,
toda kazal nj nobenega posebne-
ga navdusenja "a odkazano de-
10. Moral sem ga ozmerjati, da
je sploh prijel "a posel. Nj sc
n1u ljubilo izmenjavati vode v
vedrih, il katerih so pile ziva-
Ii, pa je namesto da bi izlil stare
in smrdljivo vodo, enostavno
prilil novo k start.
Tretji dan mi je izpustil diva
zelo draga ptica. Ko je hranil
rajcice, XII sem jih veliko mu-
ko dobil v Now Gvineji, je emo
stavno pustil vrata odprta in
ptici sta izleteli, Sc preden sem
incl cas- zaloputniti vrata. Lepi
stvarci sta sc usmerili naravnost
preko Pacifika k daljnemu cilju.
Preglednik posadke, XII 81 je
ogledoval PRIOR poveljniskega
mosta, je zaradi tega postal ta-
ko srdit, da je skocil z mosta k
nemarnemu pomocniku, da hi ga
premlatil. Potolazil sem ga, ces,
da sem moza wei pac le zato v
sluzbo, da naredim uslugo nase-
mu prijatelju Harrisu.
ze drugi dan sem dognal, da
81 bonn mnogo bolje pornagal
brez Billa, cato sem sc dogovo-
ril z kapitanom, :.da mi je od-
stopil enega mornarja v pomoc,
Billa smo pa predali pregled-
nikur rnostya, XII mu je dodeil
naj jzoprnejse delo ma ladjI RI
banje krova. Dan ma dan je me-
srecni Bill !drgni1 umazani krov
" razbeljenen1 soncu, da Sc mi
je kar smilil. To je bilo konec
Billove karijere in konec nojih
upoy, ko sem 81, domiAjal, da
sem nasel in da 81 bonn ustva-
q ril vdannFa in navdlISnnooo no.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-23
John GlOede

WARREN - John Gloede, 81,
died Thursday afternoon after
an illness of two weeks, at his
farm home, 29230 Gloede road.
Mr.. Gloede came to Macomb
county from Germany with his
parents when he was three years
old, and has lived ever since at
the intersection of 12-Mile and
Gloede roads. He is survived by
three daughters and three sons,
Mrs. Lydia Dobberowsky, Flor
ence and George Gloede. at
home: John and Fred Gloede of
Detroit and Mrs. Arthur Arnold
of Roseville. He also leaves eight
grandchildren, a brother, Louis
Gladey of Detroit, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ricka Cobeill. Pontiac,
and Mrs. Bertha Hidden, Detroit.
His wife Lena died "a years ago.
Funeral services will t a k G
place at the William d. Clyne
Funeral Home. East Detroit, on
Monday at Ills p. m, and at
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church in
Warren at 2 p. m, with the Rev.
L. j. S. Stuckwisch officiating.
Burial will be in Warren GENE
terry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-23

Macomb County-particuiar-
1y the South Macomb area -
which since Pearl Harbor has
produced $3.50, 100000 worth of
war goods in prime contracts,
according to recent announce
ment, has been awarded an ad-
ditional $253,332,00O in war
work as the nation swings into
the European war Knockout
and prepares for about often
sive against the Japs.
Announcement of the new
contracts just awarded was
made this week by the Regional
Office of the War Production
Board, Detroit, and work on the
new phases of the war produc-
ton program will be launched
as soon as materials are avail
able and labor schedules drawn
up.
About EFFORT
In contrast to the talk Of con-
version and reduction of work
some months ago, the announce
ment of new contracts brings
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-23
Huoe New War Contracts
Swell Mocomb Production

assurance to thousands of War
rem Township workers of no
let-up in employment, and as
sures businessmen that no
slowing-up of war production
will affect this areas for the i'm
mediate future.
AS of December 81, 1914, the
cumulative total of war supply
and facility contracts approved
since Pearl Harbor for Michi-
gan was $22,134, $4,000, and
expectations are that before
long the $25, 900, 100000 mark
will be passed, the Detroit Re-
gional WPB office said.
The cumulative total for Re-
gion XII, which includes Michi-
gan's lower peninsula and six
counties in Ohio around Toledo,
was $23,139, 100000 as of De-
cember 81, 1914, or 11.6 per
cent of the national total of
5000, 148, 168,0 900.
A breakdown by counties was
issued by WPB showing the war
production assigned to each
Michigan county. Wayne Coun-
ty, with a cumulative total Of
S12,218,781, 900 leads the en-
tire nation in war contracts. Los
Angeles County was second, ma
tionally. with s10,489, 1872, 900
and Cook County (Chicago)
third with $9,O15, 100000. In
other words, Wayne County had
two billion dollars more war
contracts than any other county
in the country.
Oakland county (Pontiac)
was second in the state with ST.
457,156,OOO cumulative con-
tracts; Washtenaw County with
huge Willow Run was third,
with S1,696, 146,0O0; Genesee
County (Flint) fourth with ST.
999, 500 900 and Ingham County
(LaLsing) fifth with SHOT,
COS, 900. All these counties had
cumulative contracts of more
than a billion dollars.