davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Hopes 10 End
Strike Pinned
0nWdgePd an

Complete tert Of PrsGdsnt
Truron's faet-hnding board
reeomme ndations in the GM
strike. Page a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
DEFY CAPITAL REQUEST

The strike. demonstration Of
sympathy toward 5000 inxalla-
tion employees who are engaged
IN dispute with the Western
Electric Co., was in defiance of
a request by Labor Secretary
Schwellenbach that action be
postponed at least until Monday.
Ernest Weaver. ACEW presi-
dent, first consented 10 the post
ponement, then ordered that the
strike should 60 on. He reversed
his decision after conferring with
presidents OF union locals over a
nationwide telephone hookup.
Picketing here began when 80
Continued on Page 2, Col. ID
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
THE WEATHER

The sun VIII set - 90 M today ana
rise tomorrow a.
The moon viII u-e AZ I1fs M today
and SCI touorrow a. 20 m.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Micksv'E Shov Bar s73 Fast 1-Nils Road.
IN psrson-Pinie Richmond. sonfstress
Continuous Dancing starting p m ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
RECENTLY INJURED

Belief that the former dentist
did not have any connection with
the crime was strengthened, po-
lice said. by the fact that he suf-
fered a crushed ankle in a bowl
ing alley accident two weeks ago
and has been using a crutch since
then.
The man was brought into the
investigation when a ladder be-
lievcd used by the kidnspcr early
last Monday was identified as one
stolen from a nursery home not
far from the James r Dcgnan
home. The girl was carried out a
window OF her bedroom.
Police were directed 10 the eX-
dentist by Mrs. Margaret Perry
operator Of the nursery. who said
he was once employed by her as
a handyman after his discharge
from the state hospital
Police started their new search
Of the neighborhood and a re-
view Of all angles Of the case
after two apartment house iani-
tors held for questioning were
given their freedom late yester-
day on writs of habeas corpus
because of insufficient evidence.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Stlll in custody was a
crippled former dentist who
once was a patient in an H.
inois state Hospital for men
tai patients.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

time basis.
The same spokesman estimated
that only 40 per cent of the
Madison exchanges operators
penetrated picket lines. All long
distance boards in the city are
situated either in the main build
ing or the Madison exchange.
TOLL OPERATORS ABSENT
Thirty-six of 120 operators
scheduled for duty at the main
building appeared at s a. M. but
there were only IL to 70 toll
operators among them. Five of
II information operators were on
hand.
There was similar picketing at
Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo and
Saginaw in. Michigan, as well as
in New York, Buffalo, Chicago,
Cleveland. Kansas City, Louis
VILE, Memphis, Minneapolis,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and st.
Louis.
Michigan Bell reported its
available crew sufficient to ham
die all emergency calls and
pledged 10 do everything in it's
power TO provide the best pos
sible service under present con-
ditions."
Dial service, employed for most
local calls, was unaffected.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

CONTINUED on Page ., Col, 2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
TEREZA ETIENNE

"Seveda!"
"Reci, da me ljubis, reel to-"
"Ljubim te, Tereza."'
"Od vsega srca!"
Poeasi j je pogledal v oblicje.
odd vsega srca" je ponovil.
Poljubila ga je dolgo, brez sa-
pc in sedla poleg MEGA. ''In tvo-
ia ljubezen Sc ne bo nikoli kon-
cala?"
Spomnil Sc je BRINE in svojih
odgovorov il katekizma. Toda
kaksen katekizem!
Tesno Sc je priz,la k MENU
in ga objela z emo roko okoli ra-
men; druga je bila prosta.
"Vse lepote zivljenja so zda.:
pred nama," je zasepetala; sa'
njam bodocnost oh tvoji strani
,,Vem, da sc ne moreva nikdal
porociti, toda nasla bova moz'
most, da bova nekoc kasneje Ii
vela skupaj."
Videl je, kako je stegnila svo'
jo prosto roko, kako so sinil
njeni prsti slikovito kretnje
skozi zrak, kakor bi upodabljal
imaginarno bodocnost po wolff
kateri sta sluzila.
"Meni sc zdi, kakor da sva Il
cd vsega zacetka rojena drug
"a drugega,' je nadaljevala. -
"Spomni sc, kako sva dolga le
ia trpela, preden je prislo take
dalec. Menda vendar ne bovs
vecno trpela?"
"Je re prav," je rekel.
"Kaj?'
"Mislim, da 81 ne smeva MI
vec atvezati - da je moci to
kar sva storila, kakrsnemkol
pogledu opraviciti. Priznati S
morava, da sva zlocinca. Bolj'
je, da clovek kljubuje svetu il
racuna clovesko druzbo - al
V najinem primeru S policijo, k
je najin smrtni sovraznik."
mi najin sovraznik, dokler NJ
zasumi in zadeve ne razkrije."
"To ne spremeni nicesar, TIE
rezika. V vseh smereh sem S
belil glavo. Dejstva ostanejt
lisa! Oropala sva cloveku xiv
ljenje, da sva Sc okoristila z ME
govo smrtjo. Vdati Sc morava!'
(Dalje prdhodmJc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
BOzidar Jakac
pOrOCa liz OSVO-
bojene Ljubljane
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

"Gotovo pa je, da Sc spomi-
MAS ma nasega Janezka. Ko sva
Tatjano odhajala partizane,
tedaj je bill moi oce ze emo leto
mrtev kot zrtev zlocinskih od-
redb fasistov, tedaj je ostal Ja-
nez Ljubljani. Nato je prisel
italijanski polom in nismo nj
kakor mogli dobiti stik fan
tom. Mnogo je prestal, posebno
OBJ zaplembi mojega stanovanja.
"Kasneje so ga pa Sc utaknili
V klerikalno Marijanisce, kjer
so ga zmerjali partizansko ba-
rabo. Vendar premakniti ga nj
so mogli. Vse, kar je pri mas Sill
sal in videl, Sc je globoko usedlo
v njegovo mlado dobro duso. In
tako je vkljub vsemu pricakal
srecno mas povratek. Misli 81 to
nase srecanje ma vse zgodaj to
naso skupno sreco. Ponosno je
nosil mojo brzostrelko in Tatja-
nino titovko. Vidno sc je razvi-
jail, bill je re velik kot JAZZ in mu-
tirat je ze pricel, postal pameten
in cell MOI z zivimi nacrti "a
zivljenje.
"Pa je prisel 9. oktober, par
dni po mojem povrtka il Zagre-
ba, ravno smo cakali ma vecerjo,
pa fanta nj bilo Sc domov. Tat
jana, v skrbi, telefonira svojej
sestri, pri kateri je bill popoldan
in I'VE, da je ze pred pol ure cd
Sci. Telefonira v bolnisnico, de
je mogoce tam, nic, nato pa se
ma resilno postajo, tam 1--WE, da
Sc je zgodila auto nesreca ma
Prulah, da so stirje mrtvi, in 10
be vprasa, &c j kak fantek Eva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

ko. Danes bi Sc lahko ma lastne
oci prepricali 0 legendarni in he
rojski borbi slovenskega naro-
da. Nikdar ne bonn oprostil IL
slim, XII so to onemogocili. Mojo
kino kamero sem incl s seboj.
zal le malenkost filma. Pa tudi
ostalega fotomateriala nj bilo,
posebno Leica filmov.
"Dostikrat sem Sc dobesedno
jokal, ko nisem incl ne kamere,
ne filmov. Kot YES, meni je bilo
vse zaplenjeno Sc 13. novembra
1943. Tako so zginile tudi vred-
ne kamere. Kinokamera cd Ci-
kaske Svobodomiselne podporne
jednote, XII je bila pri meni, pa
so jo moji sorodniki ma cudezen
nacin resili. Bila je ze v parti-
zanih, pa so jo vrnili, ker nj bilo
filmov in Sc posebej onih speci-
alnih kaset. Ne bonn TIE mucil
vec S tenn. +
"Prosim Te, da mi pozdravis
vse drage nase postene ljudi.
Visoko cenimo njihovo prizade-
vanje in vernost in smo ponos-
nj ma Vas. Cd srca pozdravi
Adamica, Kristana, Cleveland
cane pa kar povrsti, zacni kar v
hisi in pri sosedovih, Ancki Err
stetovi hvala "a pismo. Pozdra-
vi Terbovca, Grilla, Bukovnika,
Beleta, Zormana oba, pa vse ma
daljne znance, pa Sc one zgub-
ljene znance, XII mas Sc vedno
gledajo kot bandite, a mas nj
mascevalnosti-le pomilovanje.
"Ko pride to pismo do Tebe,
DO re bozic, &c ne bonn re kaj
zamudil. Zato voscim Tebi, vsem
Tvojim in vsem znancem in ro-
jakom zopet enkrat, po dolgem
casu, miren bozic in srecno novo
leto v znamenju miru in brat
stva med narodi.
"Za danes koncujem prvic, ko
bo mogoce, pa kaj vec. Pa pisi
mi zopet kaj, pa mnogo O Vasem
zivljenju in O znancih.
"Srcno pozdravljen!
"Smrt faSizmu svoboda ma.
rodu! Tvoj
'Bozidar Jakac."
''Ljubljana, %. novembra 1915"
"Prilagam tri fotografije. Pc.
zdrav vsem znancem!
"Tatjana."
Naslov:
Bozidar Jakac,
Pred skofijo 21/III.
Ljubljana,
Slovenija, Jugoslavija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
ZqubiIo Sc ie

ocala ma bozicni dan v okolici
E. 159 St. Kdor jih je nasel, je
prosen, da jih -vrne ma 694 E.
159 St. ali pa pusti SLOW. domu
ma Holmes Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
(NadaljeVamje)

SiA AtS HooiAASJSo w WV S~
neprestano tako mrko kakor
zdaj, DO vsakdo buljil v tebe in
vsakdo sc bo cudil, kaj 'neki pac
premisljujes."
"Terezika! Skoraj Sc huje ,je
kakor pref. Pref sva bila suznja
enega eloveka, zdaj pa Sc mi zdi,
da sva suznja vsega sveta."
z nervozno kretnjo 81 je urav-
nala lase.
"Kai mislis, da roji Blaserju
po glavi?" je vprasala.
"Njegov pogled Sc mi je zdal
cuden, to je vse."
Tereza Sc je "a trenotek pre-
dala razglabljanju. Sc predobro
je poznala Blaserjev uradni po-
gled. Pred lett je trepetala. spri-
co tega pogleda. Gottfried 81 je
potisnil roki v zepe in korakal
po sobi gor in dol.
"Ce bi ne bill to arzenik," je
govoril, "bi bilo mani razloga "a
nervoznost. Toda ia prekleti ar
zen! V mozgane Sc mi je zazrl.
Preganja me. Nemogoee mu je
ubezati."
Tereza ga je zgrabila "a roko.
"Sedi "a trenutek!' je rekla.
"Od tega vecnega romanja Sc
mi vrti. Oh! Vecno tt ljudje! I'll
ljudje!" je zaklicala. "Prevec
Sc jih bojis. Cemu bi Sc jih bal?
Nihce ne misli ma arzenik! Sa-
mo tvoja COLA fantazija!'
Gottfried, XII Sc je komaj vse-
del, je spet poskocil in stekel k
vratom ter jih hlastno odprl.
Strah in groza sta mu pacila
obraz. Toda zunaj nj bio niko-
gar in spet je zaprl vrata.
"Vseeno! Vseeno!' Potisnil 81
je roki v zepe in znova zakora-
kal gor in dol. :'Zgodilo Sc je.
Use Sc je zgodilo in dovrseno je.
Mic vec mi nj mari. Ne, res ne.
Toda rad bi zvedel, kako 81 to
storila!"
Obstal je pred MO.
"Kako 81 storila ?' jo je vpra-
sal. "Belim 81 glavo, prizadevam
81, da hi sam spoznal, toda ne
gre. Ali mi noces povedati? Mno-
go bolj miren bonn. Sal bi bilo
vendar prav, &c bi mi vse pove-
dala.'
Stopila je korak proti MENU
in rekla: "Jenjaj, skratka je-
Maj S tenn vprasevanjem. Skrat-
ka ne razmisljaj vec tenn. ST.
Ger ne bonn vec zdrzala. &c me
ljubis, me ne bos vec vprase-
val.'
Kljubovalno SO Sc il bliskale
oci. Postrani jo je pogledal V
obraz, nato sc je obrnil vstran
in Sc tezko sesedel ma klop oh
lonceno pee.
"Dobro! Dobro!" je mrmral
in cello sc mu je globoko nagu-
balo.
"Previdna morava biti, to je
vsen' je rekla.
"se vedno sem preprican,' je
pripomnil po kratkem molku,
"da hi bilo "a naju mnogo bolje,
&c bi skupaj pobegnila, preden
Sc je vse to zgodilo. &c Sc kolic-
kaj spoznam cloveski psiho-
logiji, vem, da bi naju svet stra-
hovito sramotil, toda nikdar ne
bi zasla v to stanje vecnega,
idiotskega strahu.'
"ze spet 81 tn svojim sve-
TOM" je zaklicala. "Kaj pa je
vendar "a naju svet? Mislila
sem, da sva Sc dvignila n a d
svet! Mislila sem, da zanicujes
ia svet! Zdaj pa Sc plazis mao
koli YES v strahu pred MIN!
Idiot, kakor je Blaser, te lahko
z enim samim pogledom pozene
" smrten strah. Gottfried, ia
tvoja rastoca slabost me plasi. |
Glej, bodi drug clovek."
Stopila ie 90 sobi do temne |
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08


tena, prvi mrlic je bill starejsi
elovek. Teeemo dalje-ljudje,
vojaki, in Tatjana zavpije Jan
eek moi, JanGek!'
'Dozivel sem najstrasnejso
minute mojega zivljenja. Res je
lezal ubogi moi Janezek, YES
strgan in prasen ma cesti, IL ust
in nosu mu je lila kri, bill je Sc
topel-toda mrtev. Takrat Sc je
podrlo v meni vse, uboga Tatja-
ma, nase sanje so umrle, mole
zivljenje je izgubilo svoj center
in pravi smoter, in ia bolecina,
dragi tovaris, je vedno hujsa.
Vsak pogled ma mladost, vsak
pogled v bodocnost je zagrejen
s to podobo mrtvega mojega,
tako dobrega Janeza.
"Oprosti, da I'll tenn tako OBJ
sirno pisem, je pae to bolecina,
XII poleg vseh ostalih tako tesno
objema mole srce in duso. Pro-
sim, sporoci tenn mojim sorod-
nixon, dokler Jim sam 'ne pi-
Sem. Tako tezko je vedno znova
obnavljati bolest.
I'm dragi, vse to Sc je zgodilo
tedaj, ko mi je dal novi cas- maj
visje casti. Kako trpko Sc je vse
prepletalo vse v meni, kako po-
stane vse v zivljenju nicesar in
majhno. Zdi sc mi kot, da bi
bio v mojem zivljenju zakleto,
da nikdar ne smem biti ne vessel,
ne notranje zadoveljen. Pa mai
DO kakor hoce, zivljenje terra cd
mas Sc mnogo in ia dolznost nam
daje moe do zivljenja.
"Sedaj intezivno delamo ma
izgradnji nase Umetniske Aka.
demije. Dali so mi izredno cast
biti MEN prvi rektor in jo zatc
tudi dobesedno IL MICA postaviti
Kar so nasi prednlki samo sa'
Mali, kar nam je rajnka Jugo'
slavija yes cas- samo obljubljala
to nam je dal narod sam, po svo'
jih predstavnikih v piclih Sc
stih mesecih, in to v tako tezkif
okoliscinah, kot so po tel stra
sni vojni. Vsi Sc zavedamo veil
Ike vaznosti tega dejanja in po
mena "a mas Slovence.
"Sedaj smo paralelno politi
ko tudi v umetnosti nastopili sa'
mostojno neodvisno pot. Ma
osnovi nasih klasikov oplojen;
svezim duhom narodno osvo'
bodilne borbe, bono zgradili slo'
vensko umetnost v bodocih ro'
dovih. Pri vseh tezkih zrtvat
smo lahko ponosni, da zivimo '
tako velikem casu, XII ga DO pray
vrednotila sele bodocnost.
IS prvim decembrom re zac'
memo z izpiti, della imam cez gla'
vo, adaptirati prostore, lovitj
kredite "a to, Sc poditi "a delav'
ci, materialom in sto in ste
stvarmi. Marsikdaj 81 mislim
kako bi marsikak studijski ma.
terial, XII ga nj tn vec najti, do.
bill pri vas, ko ne bi bilo take
dalec it'd. Tu je umetnost bit
umetnik, ker je umetnost dobiti
material. Pa tudi to bono po'
casi prebrodili. Partizanu nj nit
nemogocega.
"Ce DO pa ,,,daj kaksna prili.
ka, pa mislite ma mas, posebnc
pri barvah in pri specialnem
graficnem materialu in umetni.
skin edicijah. Upam, da mi ne
hos zameril, da Te tako ma ii.
hem 'zicam.'
"Enako bi Sc "a nekaj vprasal
ali prosil, Sc gre "a kinofilme
16mm. Kako silna je skoda, da
nismo nikakor mogli dobiti tega
materiala med borbo, neprecen.
ljivi trenutki so sli v pozabo ta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
Hiso noprodoi

"a emo druzino; 6 sob Ma
Marcella Rd., 2 garazi, veil
ka lota. Poklicite w 0336.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

Martin Sirceli
decembra e45 oh uri zjutra bas prpraval doov
ko e zadea kap in H ako izdhn svoo blaso duso
bill il cele fara nrsk Bisiici Star
je bill So let in Ameriki Sc je nahajal rs let.
Pogreb vrs Joseph zele snov pogebnega zavoda
H. decembra le45 in venemu poeku ga polozi
roeje matere zemlje ma Lakeview pokopalisee.
potom zahvaljujemo sorodnkom. pra
tejem XII poloz krs pokojnka
zadn pozdav. ka blo velko tozbo in dokaz da je
bill pokonik prljubljen in spostovan pri
Zahvao mai sprejmejo: Mr. in Mrs. "A. Ivaneie. Mrs.
Jean Klause il Penna Mr. in Mrs. L. case il Penna Miss
J. Penna. M. MIR. J. Bostjanss
L. Kirn Michigan. MIR. Mrs. A.
Krn in Detroit Michigan sesra in druzina Mr. in Mrs. Kimp
w. Va MI. in Mrs. Kovaee Mr. in Mrs. S. Breganti Mr. in
Mrs. NJ Mr. in Mrs. L. Mihaeie Mr. in Mrs. M Morel
F. Zgman Mrs. NJ Morel Mr.
Mrs. Zafred Mrs. L. Mavrch njena duzina Mr.
Mrs. A. Roh Mr. in Mrs. A. Moze Mr.. in Mrs. E. Eccel
Mr. Mrs. c. Prileson Mr. in Mrs. Hrvatn.
Mr. in Mrs. F. Cein Mr.. in Mrs. Konesabo Mr. L. Seine in
Mr. Mrs. A. Hosta mi. druzina Mr. Mrs. A. Tona
MI. Mrs. Moze Mr. in Mrs. Barbo pevsko druvo slo
drustvo anea Krstnik st. II ABZ rustvo Mir St. l42 sNPJ
Chase Brass & Copper Co.
Lepa hvaa sedesm XII so darova goovini meso vencev:
Mrs. Hrvatin. in Ludwig Mr. Mrs.
F. Jagodni Mr. in Mrs. J. Mhalich Mr. Mrs. M Vogn. Mr..
A. Mr.. F. 1pavec
Avcn Mr.. in Mrs. J. Fatur Mr. in Mrs. F. Kuret Mr. in Mrs.
]. Perovsek.
Naso naepso zahvalo izrekamo sledeem svoe
automobile razpolago pr pogrebu
Mr. Frank Stegu. Mr. Louis MhaGie Mr.. Leo Bosjanc Mr.
John Hrovatin Mr. Frank Celn. drustvo Mir st. l42 SNPJ
Dale lepa hvala XII ste pi pokonka pokropit ko e
ezal mrtvakemu odu XII spre negovi
zadn pot veeneu poeitku. pogrebcem. no kso
Ikrena zahvaa bodi izreGena stall
in nam bill tolazbo in pomoe dneh zalost
Posebno zahvao izrekamo moemu brau negovi zen An
onu in Anton Ivanee poo in oskrbo sta jo nudla
eh tezkh dneh Prsena zahvala tudi sorodnko
s il Pennsylvania pogeb usugo IL
kazal. ? -#@% sE"+
Ako slueajno zpusH ime katerega. e pomagal
nan ali drug prosio oproscenja enao naep
Sc zahvaljuemo. t*.
Tebi drag lubeni oSe keemo: Rahla II bodi
ia svobodna zela Tnjevo Tvojega venja dokonca in
zapus svoe drage Il Te ako ljub
Cd odse zdav in vessel slG da II nj usojeno vniH
zopet naso sredo pona zao zgubo Tebe
spon Tvoje bago bono ohrani do konca nash dn
zaujoci ostali:
PAULA SIRCELJ soproga; PFC. EMIL. sin ma Havajih
ESTELI.E. porocena PRILESoN hci; CPL. ERWIN. zst
ANTON FRANK. braia:
MARY RoLIH in JENNIE KLIHdP. coketown W. sestri
Ter vet drugih sorodnikov
Cleveland Ohio dne s. januarja, 1916
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
Y noiem Sc

odda opremljeno sobo "a poste-
mega fanta. Vprasa Sc ma 68O8
Donna Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
Iscce Sc
Hiso noprodoi

ma 1906 Holmes Ave., cd ST..
Clair Ave. zidana, "a emo dru-
Zinc. 3 spalnice, kopalnica Ego
raj, druzabna soba, dinette, ku-
hinja in sprednji pore, spodaj.
Poklicite MU 0417. II
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
Admiral Clark May Speak
At Local High School

Navy Day plans for Columbia Falls
are incomplete as yet. 1t is hoped that
Rear Admiral Joseph ]. Clark, USN
will be able to appear before the
local high high school next Thursday
morning.
One of the fighting carrier admir-
ais, Clark was skipper of the famed
carrier, U. S. S. Yorktown.
He with his party are expected to
land at the F1athead county airport,
six miles from Columbia Falls, late
Wednesday. The admiral was sched-
uled for an afternoon address at the
high school next Thursday but class
es are not being held Thursday after
noon and Friday to enable teachers
to attend the Montana Education
Association meeting in Kalispell.
He and his party were to have
stayed five days in the area and go
big game hunting for day, but the
stay has been shortened to just
Thursday and Friday.
Local Nevy Day chairman is Prin-
cipal Dulane Fulton assisted by Clar-
enc Clapper, J. W. O'Connell and
Melvin Ruder. Chairman for the
county is Howard S. Latham, Kalis-
pell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
Farmers Union Local Meets
1t Half Moon School

The regular meeting of the Half
Noon Farmers Union local was held
It the Half Moon schoolhouse, Friday
at9pm.
The meeting was called to order
~ the new president, Charles Reed.
The following committees were ap-
Rinted: Lunch committee, Ruth
Holland, Eva Reed; reporters, Or
dean Holland, Eva Reed; John Tom
rink, Marie Conn, Grace Reed, on
the finance committee. Mrs. Lynn
vas appointed as delegate to attend
- lettings about the cooperative hos
tai system.
be County Organization chairman
las present, and led in discussion
q insurance policies. Floyd Payne
4ve report on artificial breeding
Wrs. Reed read an article On cooper
Rive hospitals.
After the business meeting a sk1t
vas given by the following junior
nembers: Ordean Holland, Eva
Weed, Ruth Holland, and Robert
lynn.
y The Farmers Union Juniors will
4eet at the schoolhouse Sunday ev-
4ini, Oct. 20, at 7 pm. All members
Re urged to be present, as this IS
be last meeting of the juniors.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
Forest Ranger Comments
On Brice Adams Fire

The U. S. Forest Service is defin
itley interested in combating fire
when it threatens homes, commented
Bert Bealey, Coram district ranger
In referring to the fire October
that destroyed the Bryce Adams
home, Mr.. Bealey stated that there
was only one man at the Coran
ranger station, and the rest of the
winter sized skeleton staff was
away from the station tending to
timber sales, brush burning and ac-
cess roads.
He regretted very much that for
est service men were not available
to help fight the Adams fire, and
added that Mr.. Adams had done a
fine job helping the forest service
in its battles against fire destroying
timber.
Mr.. Bealey commented that fire is
the forest services biggest enemy
wherever it occurs, whether On for
est service or private land in summer
or winter However where the fire
season ends usually in September,
fire fighting crews are not on hand
at the ranger station, and equipment
is not in order for immediate use.
Such was the case in the Adams fire.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
Wildcats Toss Eureka
. to o for First Win
By Jerry Stalcup
BY Jerry Stalcup

Columbia Falls Wildcats found
themselves last Friday as they
trcunced a hapless Lincoln County
NH eleven 80 to 0 for their first win
oEthe year.
Two full teams saw action for
Columbia Falls in game that found
the Wildcats tallying in the second
third, and fourth quarters. The scor-
ing was high-lighted by 70-yard
topchdown sprint by Elton Johnson
when intercepted Lincoln pass with
I minute left in the game.
Elton Johnson and Dan Saurey
r1n the ends and through the tackles
Tor the Wildcats for repeated gains
while Ted Sloan, who was recently
ccnverted to fullback from tackle
where he played early in the season,
plpwed the center of the line for long
elins Gene LEM worked well at
quarterback in his first football
earne of the year.
outstanding on the line were
George Davis and Bob Walton. Davis
caught many passes, one for touch
own in the second quarter, while
Nations play as defensive tackle
yHs good
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
No. z To Be Closed
From Bolton East

Highway No. 2 from Bolton east
will probably be closed to all traffic
sometime in November, reports Dis
trict Engineer M. c. Jockey. Two
weeks notice before closing will be
given.
Six miles of the highway are now
being rebuilt by the Union Construc-
ton company on a $739,941.77 con-
tract, considered the largest single
road building project in Montana's
history.
In the rocky and steep-sided Mid
die Fork canyon, there are three
principal points on the six-mile
stretch where it is impossible to de-
tour because of mountain cliffs, and
the large quantity of rock to be NOV
ed. The road builders plan to work at
these three points at once, but it will
be necessary to close the highway.
1t is expected that No. will be
kept closed for two or three months.
However, if winter conditions make
it impractical for the contractors to
work, the road will then be opened
to traffic.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-17
Hunters Swarm Up Forks of Flathead
Young Hunter Takes
School Day Off i.
Bags Bear

Time off for hunting, so School
Superintendent J. M Tindall is al
lowing two days off anytime during
the next four weeks to Columbia
Falls High school students to hunt
big game, providing they show a
license.
First student to score was lanky,
l7-year-old senior, Lawrence Hap
Ply" Stringfellow, who on the first
hunting day, Tuesday at 1890 a. M,
three miles from the high school on
the slopes of Columbia Mountain,
bagged a young 200-pound black
bear. Aiding him was Butch" cock
er spaniel, Spanish pointer, etc. Now
the lard shortage won't bother the
Stringfellow family.
Even more proud than Lawrence
was his father, Martin, who had not
been hunting. Tuesday noon with the
bear slung across a front fender,
father and son with Butch in the
back seat drove down Nucleus ave-
nue. to show the town, the prize.
When the Stringfellows stopped in
front of the Glacier Cafe, Lady"
Lund came out, and looked at that
fat, Observation-Disclosures bear
in terms of hard-to-get-1ard.