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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-19
Million Irishmen Attend
LARGEST Political Meeting

Probably the largest political
mass meeting in history, says Col
lier's, was that called at Tara, Ire
land, on August Is, 1843, to hear
the Irish statesman, Daniel O'Con-
nell, demand the repeal of the
union between his country and
Great Britain.
It was attended by more than
l 1000, 900 people, number equiva-
lent, at that time, to one person
in every family in Ireland.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-19
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-19

THE STORY SO FAR: Ellen Carey
seems interested In two men, Jen
Brand, a dashing rustler, and Calhoun
Terry, ranch manager. Four ruslers
had been mysteriously killed and while
suspicion fastens on Terry and the big
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-19

shoulder. Come outa there with
yore hands up, whoever you are"
Terry and Richards came out, not
with their hands up.
The Diamond Reverse B manager
answered the question Hart had put.
my name was on that telegram
because I'm the man who sent il"
he said quietly.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-19
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06

lbeimItbe Gimme fort. .Dod
l5iebt ibr es Dor, 10 Jag ih Der
lungIiiflihe gIiiflibe seian.1
.Greilih!" rief Der General, Der
|iih i,ngetp6bnIid gereiat fiibIte;
sDenn oas Slid MIR Die &inbernii-
lie iiberipinbet nno gum bauernoen
lGrfolge miro - mas fr1gt man
mad Den SuBtritten, bie man erbal-
ten ODER gcgeben bod, 10 man enbIih
oben auf Der Better itebt! Das iips,
mas ibr iagen tpoIlt, ilidt ipabr2"
s8ei mir gibt's tDeoer gntitenlng
mod 8erorebune; oud feline grfl1-
rung. 8ie ids iagte, mar es gut
Igeiagt."
r@er biit on, nnberlhdmter @e.
lgelagererM rief Seia1us, Dor Wut
lihdumenb. nDeinen Nanen, auf Ser
Stelle! @eiBt OH nid)t, oab iehs Git
loren rn0 atpan5igtauienb Wann mir
81 @ebote iteben2 @er biIt bu2"
n8er ib bin9 Der @ott Ser
mes!" anttuortete bie Stimme, tief
l1no orobeno. sSm ielben Mugenblif
tpar Der &eiter peri6ipunben.
Seianus ipornte Iein Bfero, Inn
libm nah5ulesen.
sob abt, baB bein Sob bid nift
abmirft, - boier, gottloier Wann!"
tparnte bieielbe Stimme, tpieber bi6t
Dor ibm. uno ebe Tie nod aeenbet,
borte oer General ettpas Sbmeres
auf .bem @runb rol(en; cine blaue
5lamne 5iidte Dor ibn auf, elm Iau-
ter &naa folete; rur nit Der eroB-
ten MnItrengung gelang es ibm, I'M
Sattel gu bleiben uno bas gei1red-
Ite Sier 5u bdnbigen.
gr tpartete cine 8eile uno IauId=
tie; nihts NOR borbar.
u&ait on eben ben 9feiter geIe-
benz" frngte er sleid oarauf ieinen
Ioiutanten.
9ieier bate riemanben bemerft.
Salb Dertuunoert, baIb betroffen, iet=
| te Seianus ieinen 8eg fort lltto ipar
baIb Dor Dem beriibmten BoItbauie
am bunoertiten Weilenlteine, iiioli6
Ipon Ser Staot Sormid, angelangt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06

IiDenit oieier, ipie er tatiirlid tun
|miro, iih oeiien tpeigert, fam
man ibm berIprehen, i'm al ieiner
| SdDeiter gu fiibren, ooer tbm all
|ibrer 8efreiltng au perbelfen, falIs
Ter bic rdhiten groBen Spiele ourh
|ieine &lrnit berberrliden tuoIe. gu
Dem 9tpefe ober miibte Der 2antfta
|lih nit Den betreffenoen 8eri0nlih-
feiten befannt MAIDEN. Muf bieIe
8eiie tpiiroe Der ilinge Sehter frei-
|millig IN Der Mrena eribeinen, ins
feinesmegs lditig peroen uno I'M ge-
eigneten augenblid Iautlos ber-
|i6minoell."
Gut, zines Cages ser nidt
|mebr 10 ferne lit - follIt on beine
llmiidt belobnt finoen, mein Gene
ral," iprab giberius beoeutlngs-
|Doa. sir iebt beiBt es banoeln. lSn
Die Wutter brauhen mir uns tibt
5u fiimmern. Sber balt! Sic fann
auf eia &oriarenidiff sebrodt iper-
ben, elm Sribut ben @ottern, bamit
life itb in oieient, ipie in allem an
oeren, mir gndoig erseigen. - SOL
|te mild iiber alles, mas borfalt, anf
Dem 2anfenoen!"
Gin @inf, un6 einer Der 8eritte-
men fiibrte zines Der Bferoe berbei.
Siberius Ihmana iih oarauf uno ritt
fort, bielt aber naf einigen stpan5ig
5dritten on. Seian trat eilig 5ll
|ibm bin.
nGu boit eeb0rt, baB Die Germo-
men bon SaDrien Der uns iiber ben
.Sals fonmen. Der &omm lit ibnen
gelftpoaen ieit Dem 8lutbaoe i'm
Seutoburger @aloe, bieier Mr-
minus lit Elm Salbgott. Iber
|iage mir, pie piele 2egionen fonnen
mir ibnen entsegenididen?"
~@ir baben bier ibrer sipolf =
|auBer Den Br1torianern."
r0as lit bie Salfte Der geian1ten
Streitnabt Homs. @ernanifus bot
Die sufgabe iibernommen; - es
miro i'm in Der aIgemeinen CUNT
nod erb0ben; aber Die BrGtorianer
balten feine beionoeren Stiibe auf
i'm, ni6t ipabr?"
uSelblt oenen lit er teuer."
u8abrbaftig? - Sic fennen ibn
faum = er bat ibnen nidts slt
iagen."
~@s lit Ser -Snitinft bes linen
Soloaten fir ben anoeren.
uIb! uno i6 bin feiner!"
runo bod iteb'n iie treu gu sir,
mein gGiar!"
~Sprid Die 8abrbeit! 8as ben-
fen tie bon ibm?"
uSie meinen = toribteripeile =,
ieit Gaius Sulius bdtte es ME einen
iol6en &riegsmann gegeben."
v8enlg! ,Sori6tertpeile' iaglt
ou, l1nb nit He6t. God i6 muB
fort. SanoIe, tpie oir befoblen!"
llno Der gaiar perl1mano I'M
abenograu, oos 5er5 boa Sngrimm,
ouf Dem oiiitern lmi6onen @eli6te
Elm flammenoes SLOT.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06
Siertes 8apitel

Sn5tuil6en mar na6 fur5er 9Gm-
mernng Die Nadt angebro6en. @s
NOR fiibl uno finiter, bunfle 8ol=
fen beoedten ben Simmel; peoer
Mono nod Stern itrablte.
Iu6 Seianus bate ben Seimipeg
angetreten. @an5 in ieine @eoanfen
perlunfen, lieB er iein 8fero na6
einem fur5en @alopp i'm Sbritt ge-
ben. gs lpar 10 ounfel, oaB iein 4b-
iutant, Ser ibm folgte, i'm beinabe
|umgeritten bate. Der Mann ent-
I6uloigte ii6 uno bielt iif Damn
pieoer einige 5man5ig Sdritte birl-
ter Seian. 9ieier aber bate es faunl
bemerft, 10 iebr mar er nit anberrl
Gingen beidaftigt.
~Sm sugenblid," iprad er balb-
laut Dor iid bin, rim slugenblid
bat 1iberius MIDI nod notig. Mber
wer peiB? slub @ermanifus
fann Dem sluguitus na1folgen!
@enn Der nur nollte tpenn er
our6 Gid uno 0iinn geben f0nnte,
mre anoere auh -, 10 triige er ben
Sieg bapon. @as bat Siberius, Inn
|li6 nit ibm gu meiien? - Aber es
miro ni6t iein: er lit au ebrenbaft,
5u nneigenniisig, gu 1pdbIerii6 in
leinen Weitteln. @as gibt mir
nur ben @ebanfen ein2 - aber ib
fiible, als iollte cine @etpalttat i'm
gu selegener 3eit beiieite i1af-
| fen. Seine cole Seele pertraut su
lei6t oa bdlt es nift idper -
= Si6erius, ser na6 ieoer 9fih-
tung 10 tief unter ibm itebt, bat bei=
iere Iusii6ten Siberius miro Der
8eberri6er Der 8elt = unb i'm
miro Seian beberriden. go ioa
es ieinl"
Soier muroe er ploblib aus ieinem
Sinnen aufgei6redt. .Bie tpeit nod
bis Sormid, mein @eneral?" fragte
cine bunpfe Gimme bidt neben linn.
| rllngefabr fiinftauieno Sdritt,
antDortete Seiarls, Ser nur bie I'M
lbeltimmten umriiie eines Mannes gu
Bferoe pabrnabm. .Mber iper ieil
Iibr, oaB ibr mid 5n oieier Stunbe,
in bieier 5inlternis fennt?"
| u@n6 ni6t fennen2 Gen eb,
renreihen, beneioensmerten 5eia
nus, Dem Die Weltberridaft in Mus.
Ili6t itebt ben unglidlihen, be.
oauernsmerten Seianus, Ger -"
i uWas idtp1tt ibr ba? @o5u bie.
Ter l1niinn?" fubr Der General ar.
gerlih auf unb iu1te bergebens Die
l3iige oes Wannes gu erfennen.
so i6eint es audi" fubr Die I'M.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06

Ger Wann in Dem bunfeIfarbenen
8eDanoe mari einen biellagenoen
8lid auf sen in Ser N6be itebenoen
Segaten, tpelder, ieinen Sbnurrbart
itreibeno, NIT alien 3eiden Der leb-
baftelten Seilnabme suborte.
rllno an melden Srt ipollt ibr?"
uRad 5ormia.
y@as fir cine Gertpanotihaft be-
ltebt benn 5mil6en Dir uno oem frii=
bern Sriunpir Narcus Memilius Sc.
pious, Der oanf ser Miloe bes slugu=
titus nod INNER oie Sonne i6aut?"
Ser Siingling 5ogerte nit ser Mnt-
mort. Ct puBte, oaB aller Iueen auf
i'm geridtet iparen, belonoers bie Ser
beioen 0omen in ben S1nften. Mu-
Beroem bate er unpeit nod cine brit
tie Sdnfte bemerft, beren Snialiin Elm
8elidt tpie bon Ilabaiter aeiete uno
ibre groBen ldpar5en slugen eben-
falls gelpannt alf i'm 9ebeftet bate.
Die 9lrt oes Gerbors, tpel6em er un=
ter5ogen muroe, tpioerItrebte ieinem
angeborenen Stol5e.
Scum, - bait ou meine Srage ge-
bort?" ipra6 Siberius ungeouloig.
uSsSa, eOler Serr! - l1ebrigens bab'
ih idon man6e 5rage beantportet,
obne 81 piiien, mem. Ser friibere
Sriumoier, ser ettpa bier5igtalieno
S6ritte bon bier in Greet lebt, lit
Imeines 9aters 9rlloer."
Sn5nilden bate lid) elmer Der Sfla-
ben ser 8ruppe gendbert. Sein Serr,
Der onoere 9egleiter ser S6niten gu
Sub, @neius Hiio, batte ibm ioeben
letn SdDert 81 tragen gegeben. gr
| ltanO iett 5l1r 2infen bes iungen &it=
ters uno lauihte NIT borgeitredtenl
SalIe uno miBeiinitigen, bospiaieem
@eli6tsausorud. gneius Hiio ielbit
| ltano elnige S6ritte abieits.
~Gein 8ater," besonm Iiberius
na6 elmer geringen Gauie, uOein So
ter mar Elm ausge5ei6neter Seerfiib.
rer; i6 ba6e immer seb0rt, oaB er
elm 9eoeutenoes gum Siege bon Ybi=
llppl beigetragen. slber i6 ipuBte
ntdt, bob er &inoer. bate, - uno
Damn, biiBte er ni6t in iener S6la6t
Iiein Seben ein?"
Gus Sob oes Gaters tat benl iun=
gen Wanne mobl. sd boffe," iaete
er, ~OaB auguitus i'm tot glaubte
1uno nur unter oieier Sorausiesung
Die ihonen 8eiiBtiimer neines Ga-
ters Dem tapfern agrippo Geipaiia
nus gab, - 9eiibtiiner, pel6e iid
| bier in bieier Bropin5 befinoen mill
ien, nit einem groBen S6lolie an ben
llfern zines 5IuiieS." - Sci Dem
gtamen oeS slgrippa Seipaiianr5 leg
te ltd cine ounfle 8oIfe iiber Die 3ii=
ge Ges Siberius GGiar. v9etpiB,
Der cole 9lgrippa, Ser iett oen Sitel
GaIar fiibren piirOe, 10 er nod lebte,
batte elm ioldes 8eidenf nidt onge=
nommen penn er eenuBt b1tte, buB
iein re6tmdBiger gigentiimer nod Ie-
be. aber an ser 9roBnlut, poer piel=
mebr an Dem 8ere6tigfeitsitnne oes
augultus oer5peifelno, 5og ii6 mein
gater in cine trauriee, ireitpiuige
Serbannung 5uriid, na6 Sbra5ien, in
Die gtabe BON Bbilippi, mo er 10 bel
oenbaft gefo6ten uno fir tot liesen
geblieben mar"
~@aS! Su pagit es bon einem ,iol=
den 8eldenfe' uno bon Ser ,l1ngere6=
tigteit' oes auguitls au ipre6en?"
fra9te Siberius geoebnt.
gei Oielen unbeilperfiinoenoen
@orten batte ser Sflape - es tpar
Spgous, berielbe, ser ipGter ben 9ru=
Jus, Den Sobn bes Siberirs, erlnors
J oete - oen 8riff oes Sd1pertes, oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06
Siinftes &apitel

Sieie in ber romii1en 8elt niel-
Igenannte Mansio NOR 5ugleid BoIt-
itation llnb @altbaus. Wenlden uno
Siere fanoen bier fir ben geringfii=
gigen 8etrag zines rs (na6 ietigem
@eloe ettpa brei gents) l1nterfunft
fir bie Rad)t, iotpie biaige 8efoiti-
gung. 9os Saus lag innlitten Der
gu ibm seb0rigen 2anoereien, es bot
Ite feline eigenen @ein-, Slipen-, Mep-
fell rnb @emiiieg1rten, ieine &ino.
pieb-, 8ienen- nno @efliigeIau9t uno
mar nit oaem ionit gtotigen itets
reihli6 berieben.
8aslelbe puroe nm oieie Belt bon
einem alten ipiiroigen gbepaare pers
maltet, 5mei ebemaligen Sflapen,
Iiebt sSreigelaiienen, bes Sriun1birs
DARIUS aemilius 2epibus, &riipus
uno &riipina nit Namen. sic fiibr-
ten CUTE 8irtI6aft uno naren ipeit
u1o brett in Der llmgegeno befar1lt
uno beliebt. ariipina bate emit ben
ein5igen Sobn oes Sriumbirn ges
lldugt, melher Dor langen Sabren
Il6on on elmer gegen Sen aaiier ge-
ri6teten 8eridporung teilgenomnnen
bate. 0ielelbe NOR bon Wdcenas
entoedt tporben, uno, tpie Die iibri=
gen, bate au6 Ser iunee Haulus lei
men 2ei6tiinn nit Dem Tobe sebiiBt.
l9a feinerlei an5eihen Dorlagen, baB
Der 8ater Inn bas Beginner oes Cob
ines geipuBt bate, nl1roe bieier bon
aaer Mitidulb freigeiprohen unb
lebte Ieitoem in freimiaiger ober ge-
l5nungener 8erbannung anf ieinem
|Sdloiie an Der Weeresfiilte, einige
l5wan5ig ooer oreiBig Meilen BON
bem Poitbauie, bel Wonte gircello
= elm idtueigIamer, menIhenibeuer
Wann nit nur nGBigem 8ermosen
uno obne ben serinslten politiiden
lginfluB.
(Sortiesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06

Sieier erlpioerte oen GRUB nit Ell
mem fur5en, 5erltreuten &opfniden;
oenn ieit ieiner anfl1nft bate er bon
uniern 9teiienben, namentlih bon
Agatbo, fein sluge perpanbt.
r8er iino oieie, Seian?" fragte er
iett nit eeodmpfter Stimme.
rIr fanoen tie i6on bier gelagert,
mein Gdiar, ols mir Salten madten,
INN unlern Serrn, Sen 2iebling Der
@0tter, 81 ertparten."
so mabr sic 80tter mir ,poblpol=
len, oas lit elm idoner anabe! Sollteu
mir ibn nidt i'm Sirius norfiibren
fonnen? - llnb oieies Mdoben! Salt
ou ie iolde slugen geieben, mein
Seian? aber iie lit totenbleid). -
9iit on INNER 10 bleid, idone Wtaio,
ODER bit bu franf?" manOte er it6
oann NIT lauter Gimme an agatba,
Sic erldredt 5uiommenflebr. r8enn
ou tranf bit, jon mein griefilder
ar5t CHARITIES oi6 beilen."
ggatba botte iid dneitIid an ibre
Wtutter geidmiegt; llno pie elm Gog-
letn, oas 1nter oem 8lide bes 8aii.
listen 5ittert, itorrte lie Sen Sragen-
ben nit tpeit geoffneten augen an.
sSett aber faBte iie oes 8ruoers slrm.
sd modte fort, mein 8ruoer, q.
laB uns aufbre6en!" fliilterte ite ers
Idredt.
9fit Ser ibm eigenen uno 6ur6 Sic
atbenilde @r5iebung nod erbobten
glegan5 Ser 9enegllng 1ponote ii6
Baulus an Sen Spreder: vGergebt;
eoler Serr!" llno nit oielen 8orten
nabm er ieine Sdpelter in Die Mrme
uno trug tie in BEN @ogen.
nSergebt!" 1pieberbolte er, bonn
8agen 5uriiffebreno, Inn ieine 0eut-
ter 5u begleiten. vgS it, 1pie ssbr
iagt: meine Sf1peiter lit 5u fronf, um
eud 9eOe 81 Iteben. grloubt, oab
mir nniere &eiie fortieten!"
Der Nann, oeiien -abiibten 8uu-
lus alio our6freu5t batte, peroient
eine nabere 8etra6tllng. gr ipur et=
mas iiber fiinf5ig Sabre alt, bon iiber>
mittelgroBer, ltnifoner, idperfGai-
ger, aber gebietenoer SSigur; iein moi
ltp geballter &opf rubte auf einem
nahtigenL nibt 81 fllr5en Salie. 9ie
etDas berportretenben 9lugen blidten
einmal trage, einmal perIteft lauernb
uno Daren nit 8lut rnterlaufen. Sic
gtaIe mar groB ltno brett, lttpud) qe=
bogen, oie 8eiidtsfurbe cine glrt 3ie-
gelrot BON Ounfeln Slefen bic unb
oa unterbroden; bon Ser Roiennur=
gel bis gum S6eitel 5og it6 cine Ser
tletllng iiber oie breitgeip0lbte, 1li6t
5u bobe Stirn. Die Sauptbaore, fur5
gel6oren, lpielten i6on ms 8raue,
oas 9latte Slim mar pobl gebiloet,
Der Wtlno groB, oie 2ippen bif uno
poa. gr trug Elm bis auf sic ssIBe
berabfallenOes 8eipano, ounfel pur-
purfarben, fait idpor5. an Dem
ld)mar5en Seoergiirtel bing, itott zines
Sdlpertes, Elm LANCER StablgriffeI,
Der gum Sdreiben ouf 8a6stofeln
oiente. 0amit baben mir ben nGcblten
Serrider gfoms fur5 ee5ei6net.
rerlauben?" froste er. vWein grie=
dilder Ir5t iou iie beilen. Sd ueroe
gefebl geben, oaB man lie an ben ge-
elgneten Srt it)affe." llno no6 fur
ger Eaule: ~giIt on ein romii6er
8iirger2"
sd itamme nidt nur aus Ser ssa=
mile zines romiiden Hitters, ionoern
aub aus Der zines romiiden Yotri=
5iers," ertpioerte Eoulus itoI5.
nGein Hame?"
"Eaulus semiliu5 2epious."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-06

(Gortiesung folgt)
Evening star., 1948-06-23
WheeI-Chair Homes
Planned for 1900
By The Assoeio.ed Press

The Veterans Administration esti-
mates that about 1900 paralyzed
war veterans may qualify for new
Federal grants Of up to $4,000 fol
homes designed for wheel-chair liv-
ing.
The agency will tell eligible vet
Grams where and how to apply as
soon as details are worked out
VA officials said it would be un-
necessary for the veterans them
selves to inquire.
The agency lists 2.400 World War
II veterans and "a very few World
War I veterans" as paraplegics-
those suffering from permanent
paralysis of the legs and the lower
part of the body due to spinal cord
disease or injury incurred during
military service These men al
ready receive disability compensa-
ton of $3.50 month.
About 1900 paraplegics now are
in hospitals. VA said. OF that num-
ber, 600 or TOO probably will be able
to leave the hospital eventually. but
must be rehospitalized from time
to time for further treatment.
Five or six hundred paralyzed pa
tients are expected never to leave
the hospitals, either because of Sc
verify of their injuries or unwill-
ingness to leave.
The 1900 who have left or will
leave the hospitals will need good
attendant care in their homes, VA
said
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Reservists to Hear Hulk

Rear Admiral A. M. Pride, CHIEF
Of the Bureau of Aeronautics, will
address members of the Naval Re-
serve Composite Unit l, Washington
Area, at training sessions at {
o'clock tonight at the Naval Re-
serve Training Center. Building 218
Naval Gun Factory. Capt. James E
Van Zandt has announced that re-
serve naval officers not attached tc
the unit are welcome to hear the
talk and subsequent lectures.
Evening star., 1948-06-23

Frank and Patsy condore. girl.
Oral and Dorothy Coon. boy.
Jacob and Jane Crane, girl.
Robert and Jean Davis, boy.
Meredith and Edna DeMoss, girl.
Thomas and Norma Dinora, boy.
Randolph and Mary Duff, boy.
Carroll and Viola Duke, girl
James and Nellie Duvall. girl.
Detmar and Barbara Finke. girl.
Ralph and Sally Fisher, boy.
Nicholas and Ella CAIRO, strl.
william and Sally Gaskins, boy.
Eugene and Mary Gearhart. girl.
Henry and Maxine Gobeil, girl.
Frank and Florence Gomez, boy.
Franklin and Lorraine Grlfhth. boy.
John and Adelaide Hanretty. boy.
Russell and Dortha Harshberger. boy.
Henry and Wilda Hession. boy.
Thomas and Margaret Hoover. boy.
James and Grace Horton. boy.
Alan and Betty Hunter, girl.
Frank and Stella Hupp, boy.
Bruce and Kathleen Hutton. girl
Edwin and Lucretia Kampmann, boy.
Donald and Jessie Kline. girl.
August and Margaret Kramm, girl.
Walter and Shirley Kubaska. boy.
Alfred and Dorothy LesCallett, boy.
Paul and Doris Lewis, girl.
Ted and Mary Lingo, girl.
Leo and Georgiana Long. girl.
Stanley and Lennis Mahoney. boy:
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Births Reported

(From D. c. Bureau OF vital STATISTICS
Henry and Sarah Allanson. girl.
Howard and Rose Arnett, girl.
Otis and Josephine Baker, girl.
Edgar and Barbara Bayly. boy.
John and Lulu Boldt. girl
John and Edith Bowker girl,
Hollon and Jessie Bridges. girl.
Wayne and Elizabeth Brobeck, girl.
John and Dorothy Bryant, girl.
Samuel and Winifred Burch, boy.
Clarence and Mary Burnell, girl.
BENJAMIN and Irene Burrel. boy.
Joseph and Catherine Butler, boy.
Robert and Jean Butler boy, : girls
Ronald and Helen Cash, boy.
Evening star., 1948-06-23

Bennett and Nancy Rock, girl.
Frederick and Audrey Rozzelle, boy.
Robert and Helen Schmidt, boy.
Arnold and Mary Sells. boy.
Rufus and Margaret Stetson, boy.
william and Myra Stickel. girl.
Anthony and Genevieve Taska, girl.
Robert and Emily Thomas, boy.
Blaine and Juanita Thompson. girl.
John and Doris Todd. boy,
Charles and Phoebe Wendell, girl.
Vaughan and Nellie Williford, boy.
Augustus and Erma Wilson, girl,
Evening star., 1948-06-23

tSohn and Helen winbsrly. ~.
Jay and Ruby Wrisht, boy.
Favius and Yetta Caliber. boy,
William and veryell Dulany, boy.
julius and Carol Hobson. boy.
john and Viyianns Ford, boy.
James and Alma Pase, boy.
John and Margaret Proctor, boy.
Benjamin and Hiltrue Robinson, Girl.
William and Aileen Scroggins, girl.
Edward and Mary Stevenson, girl.
Henry and Sarah Suber. girl.
On and Lee zee, boy.
Evening star., 1948-06-23

George and Anita Mailiot. boy.
william and Esther Mansfield, girl.
Eli and Miriam Marks, boy.
nsfa LEWIS ana sni Marsares Msot Montasue. Mont que boy.
Louis and Ruth Morsch, boy.
Donald and Teresa Morton, girl.
| William and Mary Mud. boy.
Samuel and Marfaret Myers. boy.
Howard and Mary Norton, boy.
Graham and Norma Oakes, boy.
Sol and Doris Oshinsky, boy.
Roswell and Shirley Peavey, girl.
Charles and Helen Peele, girl.
Stanley and Lola Phipps, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Ransom, boy.
Irwin and Dorothy Riley. girl.
George and Nettie Roberts. boy.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

much business to conduct. Changes
in the bylaws, changing the state
fiscal year to fit the national fiscal
year, reports of all officers and spe-
cial committees, discussion of dues
and similar items.
"A feature of Saturday afternoon
will be a complete explanation of
the National Flying Farmer Insur-
ance plan. A national officer is ex-
pected to attend. The convention
will end with a banquet Saturday
night at which there will be a ma
tionally known speaker on aviation.
The directors also directed the
secretary to get out a news letter
to membership at convenient inter
walls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Flyers Confession

Here is the best flyers confession
yet heard. This man, who has now
reached the age of discretion con-
fessed that he wanted to try a loop
in an old OX5, ga ship that was in
no condition to loop or spin or any
other maneuver."
He eventually reached the right
altitude, dove to get up speed How
much speed had to be guessed for
he had no speed indicator. When
the wind seemed to be whistling loud
enough, he yanked back on the
stick. The ground disappeared and
there was nothing to see but clouds
and sky. He didn't know what to
do next so did nothing. The next
thing he felt was the seat belt
cutting into him and his head bump
ing the top of the cabin. Gas was
trickling out of the wing tanks and
oil was splattering over the wind
shield. He was in an upside down
glide so he let go. of the stick,
grabbed the safety belt and the plane
righted itself and started a slow
dive. Recovery was easy.
He concludes his confession with,
"Moral: Never try any stunt unless
you get instruction first. It was a
long time before I got nerve enough
to get some one to show me how to
loop. Now I'm content to fly straight.
1t beats all what a young Teller will
do and sometimes get away with"
Purdue First?
Purdue university believes it was
the first college to have an airport.
That university has been giving
flight instruction since 1888 along
with courses in aeronautical engi-
neering. 1t now has about 20 planes,
two hangers, a research laboratory
and has just finished erection of a
huge metal building for planes or
research, a large Quonset hut which
can be used for a hangar or a ma
chine shop.
Dor To NTTRCES
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Secretary Soloing

secretary OC1OiHY
Your secretary has about nine
hours of solo. His instructor con-
fessed the other day that he no
longer crawls into bed and pulls the
covers over his head when I take
out a plane.
Mention of the steak dinner for
the secretary's first ~cross-country
brought an even better offer from
Bev Davis, member, from Stanford.
He offered two steak dinners and
a long stay. A fork was mentioned
if the cross-country happens during
the haying season.
Davis by the way has been showed
in. Ran. out of oil for his stove, had
to put back his wood burning stoves,
s%houldered an AK and kept the fam
lily warm. He was really showed
in. Couldn't even use his plane be-
cause "the field was like trying to
land on the ocean "a as drifts
were five feet high and about IL
feet apart"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
POLIO NURSES

The American Red Cross last year
recruited 1854 nurses to aid in the
fight against the polio epidemic.