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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
RHINE.

" Ottawa, James Fran
cecini, milionafsky pfedseda
lodni stavitelske spolecnosti,
jez buduje ctyri minonosky,
pro kanadske valecne LODI
stvo, byl mezi Italy zatcenymi
v dusledku zasazeni Italie do
valky.
-Vatikanske authority roz-
hodly ably Osservatore Roma
no, organ .Vatikanu, vychazel
dale, ale bez valecnych zprav,
ably predeslo sc konfliktu pa
pezskeho dvora s italskou Via
dou. Pred tim bylo oznameno,
re tento list prestane vychaze-
ii.
Prvnf komunista, jenz byl
We Winnipegu v Kanade Eat
cen ma zaklade noveho zakona
proti komunistickym organi-
sac1m, byl mestsky radni ia
cob Penner. Byl zatcen ma roz-
kaz provincialniho generaln1-
no nadvladn1ho a naleza Sc We
provincialnim vezeni Head
ingly, kde Dude ponechan do
rozhodnutl mali byti poslan
do koncentracniho tabora.D al-
81 zatcen1 budou nasledovati a
take bylo oznameno, re jest pc
lici1 hledan Jim Litterick, Sc
kretar komunisticke strany v
Manitoba. Je prvnlm komuni-
stou, jenz byl zvolen do pro-
vincialn1 legislatury a Dude ne
pochybne zbaven uTadu.
= Move oblasti v Bucking-
hamu, Hertfordu a Middlesexu
byly pridany k zaka~ nym pas
MIN pro pobyt cizincG vlad.
MIN narfzenim Angle. Nesmi
tam pobyvati ami mlti residen.
ci, leda Sc zvlastnim povole.
MIN. Cizinci nesmf zdrzovat;
sc v pobreznich mfstech, die
dT1vejS1ho zakazu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Dive nezname Mozartovy sklad
by objeveny " PraZe.

New Yorker Staatszeiltung
und Herald oznamuje dine 3.
cervna z Prahy, Pfatele hud-
by, hlavne Mozartovy, privita-
il objev dvou dosud nezna-
mych skladeb salzburskeho mi
stra. K nalezu doslo, kdyz Sc
v Hradcanskem klastere Pre-
montrat1, slavneho svou sb1r-
kou obraz1 a knihovny, hle-
dial material pro vystavu ktera
Sc tohoto leta Dude konat ma
oslavu 800. vyrocl klastera.
V hudebnim archivu bylo ma
lezeno sest skladeb s Mozarto-
wynn podpisem, z nichz ctyfi
byly zname. Ale dive, patrne
jsou to opisy mistrovych origi-
nalG, byly az dosud neznamy
a proto take nebyly uvedeny v
znamem Kochelove katalogu.
Jedna skladba je svazek kom-
posic pro smyccove nastroje a
druha je sonata pro klavir ma
ctyfi ruce. Tato sonata je pa
trne z pozdejsfch tvoreb Mo
zartovych, nejspise ash z dolby
.jeho posledniho prazskeho po-
bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Hral 81 ma mrtveho a byl zabit.

Nahoda 81 nekdy podivn6
hraje S lidskymi osudy. TAX
jednoho dine odpoledne Sc sesli
ma louce u Podlazek tri sestile-
tt chlapci a hrali 81 ma pohreb.
Mrtveho pTi hfe d6lal Stani-
slav Ritschel re Zviretic. Pc
skonceni pohrebn1ho pr1vodu
ulozili oba hosi Stanislava do
hrobu. Sve hfe Sc zasmali a
ponevadz uz bylo pc poledni,
rozesli Sc k obedu. Ritschel Sc
vracel pc statni silnici k Pod
lazkam, kudy jel tou dobou Sc
tunovym autem stavitele jim
dTicha Maliny z HoTic rfdic
Stanislav Schnobert. Nejakou
nestastnou nahodou Sc Ritschel
dostal pred auto, byl kapotou
srazen k zemi, prejet a usmr-
cen. Oba jeho kamaradi netu-
Sill, re Sc jejich detska hra sta
la "a nekolik minut skutecnos-
tt. Hl1dka zdejsf patracky TO-
tografovala misto nest6stl pro
potTebu soudnlho rfzeni, k ne
muz pTislusne setren1 proved
la soudnf komise z Mnichova
Hradiste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Hrozna dobrodruzstvi zatouIa-
neho dvouleteho ditSte.

We Folkusove u Turc, Sv.
Martina 81 wal rolnlk Daniel
Lehotsky s sebou ma pole, kde
oral, o neco starS1ho, nez dvou-
leteho synka Vladimfra. Hoch
sedel ma mezi, ale pojednou Sc
ztratil. Roln1k byl pfesv6dcen
re jen nekam Easel a vrati Sc,
proto no hned nesel hledat. Pc
zd6ji pax jiz dite nenasel, ne
bot Sc ma jeho volanf neozyva-
10 a najfti je nemohl. Rolnik to
proto oznamil cetnfkGm, ktefi
spolu s lesnfm personalem pro-
hlfzeli nedaleky les. Kdyz ne
mohli dfte nalezti, sly je hleda-
ii skolni deti. Pc dvoudennlm
hledanf je pax nasty. Zatoula-
10 Sc asi 4 kilometry do lesa a
nasty je pc temer 60 hodinach
v bezvedomi, zcela zkrehle a
vyhladovele, ale ku podivu Ii
jicf. V noel totiz byly mrazy-
S st. c.. Doufa Sc, re pfi po-
trebne peel Dude zachraneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21

Pod MAVEN "Kyticky narod
mich pisnf' vydal nymbursky
Hlahol pflrucku pro pofadani
skolnich peveckych besidek
Tato prirucka obsahuje sedm
smesf a pres osmdesat narod.
Mich pisnf v 1prave dvoj a tfl-
halse S 1vodni basnf Marie
Calmly clankem o vyznamu
narodnich pisnl. Sbornlk u
sporadal ucitel Karel Polman
Behem tri mesicG vyslo jiz ire
tt vydan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Tajne skladiSts
CechosIoyakH.

Toto je nazev clanku uvefej.
neneho 2. cervna v "Everybo-
dy's Weekly, v kterem sc au-
tor zabyva S odporem Cech6
proti nacistickemu rezimu. Sy-
kot a nadavky vftaly nemeck6
vojaky, to byl ale jen zacatek
|ticheho, ale tim vydatnejsfho
Odboje, csl. naroda proti nacis-
|tickym hordam.
Otevrenou revoltu neni videt
dnes v Ceskosolvensku, ale pod
zemni BOZ zuri. z ceskych mu-
nicn1ch tovaren mizf zbrane,
blaky jsou zahadnym zpGso-
benz vykolejovany, drahe stro-
|je jsou znicene, poslouchajf Sc
tajne radiove stanice z Pafize
a Londyna, tajne letaky jsou
rozdavane - a to vsechno vel
mi znepokojuje nacisticke ty-
rany.
Tajne sklady gasolfnu byv.
ceskoslovenske armady zapri-
chilly Nemc1m uz mnoho bole-
nj hlavy. Nikdo nevi presne,
kolik benzinu je v tech skladis-
itch, odhaduje sc ale, re okolo
jednoho milionu tun teto cenn6
pohonne latky je ukryto. Kaz-
dy Czech ale velmi dobre vi, re
Nemci tento BENIN nutne po-
trebuji a uz devet lidi zaplati-
10 zivotem, re odmitli udat mi
sto, kde ia skladiste sc nacha-
zejf.
Poslednf, ktery byl v koncer
tracnim tabore bestialne nacis.
ty zabit pro mlcenf, byl Alois
Prochazka, ktery byl zamest.
nan pri stavbe cisteren. Sta.
,se narodn1m hrdinou. Nemce
mrzi tez ia skutecnost, re jed.
ma tretina zbran1 a munice I'm
zela kratce pred okupac1 re.
me. Vedl velmi dobTe, re tisi
&c nejlepsfch vojak1 uprchlC
do Francie. Tehdy ale jestf
valka nebyla a byli jisti, re ia.
ne skladiste benzinu dT1v {
pozdeji najdou.
Kdyz Sc valka blizila, dose
pr1kaz cd Hitlera a Goeringa
re tajne skladiste Sc must ma
j1t. Sta 1redn1kd tryznili v ia
lar1ch, az konecne jeden pr
nelidskem tryznenf byl ochot
ny promluvit. Trojmo byly Wy
p%racovany plany ma prGhled
mem pap1re tax, re must by
polozen jeden ma druhy, alb.
1plny plan byl viditelny. j.
mu znamo, re jeden z techt'
plant je ulozen v ohnivzdor
ne skr1ni We vojenskem kato
grafickem 1stave. Nacisti tan
prijeli, skffn otevreli - ale t
byla prazdna. Cesti ~vlastenc
skrfn vyprazdnili a uleteli
obsahem do Londyna. / patra
nj po deln1c1ch skoncilo be
vysledku. Ceskt generalnf Sta
vykonal vybornou praci.
Takovymto zpdsobem we'd
csl. narod tichou, ale kruto'
valku proti nacistickym tyra
nun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21

jejich zeme Sc vzdala. Ma
100000 vojakd z Maginotovy
LIME bylo zachraneno statecno-
sti nekolika tisfc alpskych my
sllvcu, nez Nemci zavreli cestu.
Zprava z 10. cervna df, re
podminky m1rove Nemeckem
ulozene Francii, jsou takovy-
mi, re Francie k MIN nem1ze
svoliti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Vyziva lidu ceskych zemi stale
horSi.

V Parfzi tydennfk "cesko-
slovensky BOZ" pfse: VIVA
v Cechach a ma Morave je den
ode horst. Ackoli 81 cestf Tide
mezi sebou hledf vypomahat,
jak jen mohou, nedostatek je
stale citelnejs1.
Je znamo ma pT1klad, re pr1-
hon dobytka ma prazske jatky
poklesl o jednu tretinu ma
mnozstvl a o polovinu ma vaze.
M1sto hov6ziho masa obje-
vuje Sc Size vice masa skopo-
veho = nicmene je zrejmo,
re Sc v Cechach a ma Morave
dobytek dnes vybfjf a re no
Dude brzy katastrofalni nedo-
statek. V6tSina dobytka, jdou
cfho ma jatky, je nekrmena.
Dovoz z ciziny ustava.
Pokud jde O obilf, nedostava
Sc Poole hodnovernych zprav
pro vyzivu obyvatelstva 10000
vagon1 obilf. K doplnenf to-
hoto schodku by bylo samozfej
me tfeba dovozu z ciziny, ale
ten, jak jiz Teceno, ustava a v
dohledne dobe MONA ustane
nadobro.
Ceske listy oznamujf: Pro
provokativnf a Nemecku ne
pratelske chovani personalu
byla %. kvetna policejne zav-
rena "Vinarna u Kohout1" v
Praze H., v Jane, a to ma do
bu ctyr tydnG.
Odpovedny MATTEL vinarny
lara Kohout, znamy herec, byl
wat do ochranne vazby.
Bohumil Zahradn1k, mali
tel domu, v nemz jest ona
"Vinarna u KohoutI", byl ia
Ike wat do ochranne vazby,
protoze Sc zdrahal pfijmouti
do sveho domu najemnfka
Nemce. V dnesn1ch novinach
byla dale take tato zprava:
Rozsudkem lidoveho soudu V
Berlin6 byl potrestan vezen1m
ma diva roxy Josef Well z
Prahy pro protizakonne rozsi-
fovanf obrazG a kreseb vele-
zradneho obsahu; Josef Well
Sc tohot cinu dopustil vylepo-
van1m symbolic nepratelskych
statG ma veTejnych navetsich.
V "Narodn1ch lfstech" pod
datem IA. kvetna byly tyto dive
zpravy: Rozsudkem lidove-
no soudu v Berlfne byl odsou-
zen pTislusn1k Protektoratu
Frantisek Svejda z Prerova,
kraj Olomouc, pro pT1pravu
velezrady, spachanou rozsiro-
vanim velezradnych letakG,do
kaznice ma tTi a p1l roku a Ike
ztrate cti ma ctyri leta.
Protektoratni pf1slusnik Jo-
sef Holy z Bystricky, okres
Vset1n, byl Berline odsouzen
ipro pT1pravu velezrady, spa
chanou rozmnozovanim Ne
mecku nepratelskych a k roz-
sirovani urcenych stvavych It's
kovin velezradneho obscahu,
ma 2 roxy a 6 mes1c1 do kazni-
&c a Ike ztrate cti ma 3 roxy.
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House secretariat, when three po- licemen, two white and one colored, stopped him. He indulged in a showing about with all three, but the colored cop had been operated on for hernia and was injured.
 Newspapermen on the train, some of whom have rowed vigorously with Steve, all agreed that this time he was right. However, the details of the case were unimportant.
 Word immediately was flashed through Harlem and the negro dis tricts of Chicago that Roosevelt's secretary had kicked colored po- liceman. Francis Rivers, Director of the Colored Division of the Re- publican National Committee, was the first to see the political import ance of the situation. But close be- hind him was Johnny Hanes, ex- Under Secretary of the Treasury but still treasurer of the Hampton Institute for Negroes.
 Johnny comes from North Caro- lima and the land of Jim Crow, but he got busy with some of the Hamp- ton leaders to fan the flames in the big cities of the North, where the cclored vote sometimes holds the balance of power.
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20 YEARS AGO fME FIT EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 8. 1920

NOVEMBER
 electrician for the Alaska Tread inventor the "Eechograph great from the completed the construction of plant Springfield Tire Go the Alaska Admiralty Mining Company  at Funter
 Spuhn had display in the the B. M Behends store what vegetables lseen
 President Alaska left the William Henry Masona R. Richards board
 Education for Alaska left on the of Territorial schools had employed at Chchago fol Chichagon
 Weather: Highest 36; lowest 31: cloudy
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to defend our democracy. United that is, except for the pipsqueak Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
 We think the Juneau Chamber of Commerce has made laughing stock of itself, but that it's action also has deadly serious side We acknowledge, of course, that the Chamber has the right-just the United States of America has the right-to deter mine it's policy by vote of the majority. But we don't think yesterdays vote is in any way represen- tative of the feelings of even the business of Juneau, let alone this community Alaska as whole, this vital, all-important matter of unity of our American people If the Chamber vote is representative of anything it is representative only of the bad manners and foggy thinking of little clique of dsgrunted and uninformed men, whose vision does not extend beyond the end of their and on whose backs the moss has grown so thick they are impervous to a noble thought or human impulse
 Charles Beae deserves the commendation of all real American citizens in Juneau and Alaska. What the Chamber dissenters deserve sure they are going to receve-and it won't be orchids
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-08
THAT CHAMBER VOTE

The Empire is a member of the Juneau Cham Der of Commerce Sometimes we're not very proud of that fact and yesterday of the times
 President Charles Beae, who everyone who knows him will agree is probably the most straight forward and rock-ribbed Republican in town made what we thought most timely and appropri- ate suggestion at yesterdays meeting: that that the election is over and the people have spoken, the Juneau Chamber send to President Roosevelt a resolution pledging him the 100 percent support of the Chamber and of the people of Alaska toward the goal of national unity
 Beale's suggestion defeated, by a close vote it is true but defeated nevertheless. Later what pass for the representative business of the city of Juneau got their respective feet out of their collective mouth sufficiently to pass a motion re- ferring the matter to the Chambers Legislative Com mttee-consisting of H. L. Faulkner R. E. Robert son and Howard Stabler
 The Chamber also passed a motion expunging from the record all reference to the defeated tionai-- of President Beae and asking newspaper reporters present not to mention it to the public. The Empire, feeling that such motion facts from it's subscribers told the whole story of exactly what happened We're glad we did.
 Beales proposal was in no sense partisan one If a member of the Chamber with pronounced Demo- cratic convictions had made the suggestion it might conceivably have been open to question. It still would have been good motion and would have deserved the unanimous support of every real American
 Wendell Willke has sent the President pledge of his support and has urged his followers toward national unity. So has Herbert Hoover, in state ment even stronger. The nation has already for gotten the election. is united in a effort
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71,911 ALASKANS

Alaska takes justifiabe pride in yesterdays an- nouncement by Census Supervisor J. P Anderson that the population of the Territory of October l. 1889, 71,9l1 and that the rate of growth in Alaska since the 1930 has been faster than that of all the States in the Union except two.
 Since 1880 the Territory has become the home of 12633 Alaskans Even since the latest census population has increased greatly. The new fig ure, large it s does not include any of the many people who have come to Alaska in the past year and we believe the influx since October l, 1889 has been the greatest in the history of the Territory. Workers on the Army and Navy bases at Anchorage Fairbanks, Unalaska, Kodiak and Sitka have come north by the thousands, many of them bringing their families. Almost 1000 soldiers have come to Alaska since the census date. More thousands of soldiers have received orders to move north quar- ters are available for them.
 Alaska has marked up wonderful progress, in population as well in other things in the past decade The next will show ggreater develop ment.
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as to whether it pays to WOO the negro vote except during one month before elections. They point to the fact that Mrs. Roosevelt re- signed from the OAR. in order to champion Marian Anderson, that Roosevelt has given more relief and jobs to the negro than any previous President-all of which may have been forgotten over one short scuf- file on a station platform.
 So Southern Democratic leaders are saying, T told you So'
 NOTE = Featured by the negro press was the fact that Steve Early is the grandson of General Jubal Early, Confederate leader who near ly captured Washington during the Civil War. The colored press in ferred that Steve still believed in the ideas of his grandfather.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compe"
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER

Benefic aspects dominate today There is an adverse sign that may affect the Navy. The stars seem to favor those who occupy places in the Sun. Persons in authority should benefit.
 Heart and Home: Women are un- fer the most stimulating influences today which should be employed in ,arrying out the hearts best de ires. As this means service for hose best loved, it is favorable to nome joys. Informal entertaining is lucky today. Girls may expect romance. Under this direction of the stars love assumes it's highest ideals. Weddings or engagements today presage true happiness. Wise curtailment of expenditures for luxuries is recommended for rich and poor alike
 Business Affairs: Readjustments in commercial relations will inevi- tably entail many war repercus sions, the seers warn Until the new year there will be enjoyment of prosperity in the United States, out there is sign read as an evil omen for the future when dicta- tors wage economic warfare. Bank CTS and big business executives should turn their financial teles- copes on the new year.
 National Affairs: Increase of gov ernment costs must be expected Back of armies, navies and an 1 forces there must be armies of civil employees alid taxes must fpiba accepted philosophically, astrolo- gers warn. There is portent of treachery within the nation and for this reason danger of betrayal in high positions of trust is fore- seen. Deceit in diplomatic nego- tiations is prognosticated, as peace gestures are made by the Pope and the President of the United | States. ~
 International Affairs: Again tine seers prophecy change in the poll icies of Britain Disease among the brave soldiers will add to the suf- fering of those who so wonderfully have defended the Empire. There IS sign read as presaging for the Duke of Windsor emergence from place of seeming unimportanue to the nation that he has ruled He may be betrayed into some anwise move He will seek friends in this country and Canada who should encourage him to be cauti- ous and conservative.
 Persons whose birthdate it i. have the augury of year of pro- gress. Events will awaken the best energies of men and women. e
 Children born on this day vii be kindly. sympathetic and inter. ested in human welfare. With many talents they should follow career. of wide usefulness.
 Copyright, 1940)
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Here's Your Hat, Herr Draeger
(Philadelphia Record)

German sources in Washington admit that Dr Friedhem Draeger, German Vice Consul in New York has been acting as Gauleter of the Nazi party in the United States
 They insist that's nothing unusual; Gauleiter Draeger merely collects dues and gives party in- structions to the 1000 or so Nazis who in this country official business. Draeger they say, has nothing to do with American citizens in his capacity as Gauleter
 In the first place, we doubt if Draeger or does separate his functions Vice Consul from his functions as Gaueiter (dstrict leader for the United States). As Vice Consul he meets many Americans of German extraction who are trying to get in touch with relatives in Germany.
 Individuals in that position can be put under pressure by threats of what will happen to their relatives in Germany. They can be made into tools of German organization in the United States
 Even if Draeger could separate his functions this country would not be justified in allowing a foreign Vice Consul to function a Gaueiter. There are certain kinds of political activity which dplo- matc and consular representatives aren't supposed to carry on in the countries to which they are ac- credited Draegers activity clearly violates diplomatic custom.
 If it doesn't, our State Department still might stretch point and notify the German Government that Gauleiter Draeger is persona non grata here.
 That means We don't want him and to get out -ouck
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strained. Furthermore, some of the Duke interests in North Carolina would be delighted to see them even more strained. So behind the scenes, some of the Duke people are cred- tied with encouraging Boss Hague to undercut Jimmy
 Now that Jimmy Cromwell has lost his fight for a U. s. Senate seat, all the Cromwells mutual friends, including the Duke inter- ests, figure that Doris won't stick by him.
 Whether she does or doesn't, it is certain that Boss Hague didn't stick by Jimmie Inside fact is that Cromwell has not seen the Boss for a month. For Jimmy has not come through with the expected dough and you can't win campaigns with out dough in New Jersey.
 Copyright, 194O, by United Fea-
 ture Syndicate, Incl
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

OFTEN MISUSED ANYONE, word, indefinite pronoun ONE worlds of those
  MSPRONOUNCED Mesdames plural of madam. Pro- ma ASK last syllable. NISSPELLED: Bungalow, not LOWE SYNONYMS: Obsolete date oldahioned anti quated STUDY three times yours Let
 
  of cratic habits
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SOUTH. WARNED ROOSEVELT

Aside from it's political repercus- sicns. he Early incident illustrated two things. One was the efficiency of the Republican organization in the campaign and the inefficiency Of the Democrats. The Republi- cans didn't miss trick. It was a matter literally of minutes before the Republicans bounced upon the kicked policeman and were using It for all it was worth.
 The Democrats, on the other hand with a loose-knit, numbering organization let opportunity after opportunity slip through their fin gers That RQosevslte twas re- elected was no tfhnks to- the Demo cratic committee.
 The other deduction from the Early incident is the doubt raised in the minds of a lot of politicians
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Housewives Must Order Now for
 Two Days

Housewives must order Satur- day for Sunday and Monday fares. Grocery stores as well as meat markets will be closed all day Monday as it is Armistice Day and holiday.
 The Post Office will also ob- serve Monday as holiday.
 Milk deliveries will be made as usual but customers are asked to get their special orders in so the boys may enjoy part of the holiday at least.
 Residents are also asked to check their oil tanks to see if there is plenty of fuel to last until Tuesday.
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JIMMY DUKE) CROMWELL

Unnoticed because of the intense spotlight played upon the presiden- tial drama, was an intriguing side show in New Jersey which had the elements of love, pathos, and poli- tics-all combined.
 There, Jimmy Cromwell, former U. S. Minister to Canada, who spoke out for aid to Great Britain when it was still unpopular to aid the British, put up the race of his life a losing race as it proved, for the Senate. But more important was the race behind his race-a race of great heart -throbS
 Cromwell is married to the rich est girl in America, Doris Duke. Behind her are the Duke tobacco millions, the Duke Power Company and many other interests. Also, Jimmy himself is by no means pov- ertv-Stricken.
 Boss Hague, of Jersey City, not anmindful of Jimmy's wealth, was not at all averse to having him on rHe ticket for U. S. Senator. Last year. visiting the Cromwell's pals palatial estate at Somerville, N. J., the Boss turned to Governor Harry Moore and remarked in awed tones: Boy. what place for clam bakei"
 It was confidently expected that Jimmy Cromwell would come ilrsueh. with a sizeable campaign eonWibutiorl-savs a out s25000o. However. what Boss Hague did not know at that time was that the marital relations of Jimmy Crom-
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LOOK and LEARN Asy c. GORDON

power Congress? the first to osai around the world? S graphite of a called? Which the the Atlantic coasline?
 
 Constitution gives Congress most power Magellan. As a
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FlODLKN LllUULIIL ROBERTA LEE

Would be
   A. No She should
  Is it all telephone office a friendly A. She should unless the very At informal dinner a r A The persons who $