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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28
Correct Constipation
Before-Not After!

An ounce of prevention is wortha
pound of emergencyrelief .Whylet
yourself suffer those dull lifeless
DAYS because of constipation, Why
bring ON the need for emergency
medicines, when there may be a
far better way? That way is to
KEEP regular by getting at the
cause of the trouble.
Ifit'scommon constipation, due
to lack of bulk" in the diet, a
pleasant, nutritious, ready-to-eat
~cereal-Kellogg's All-Bran-goes
straight to the cause by supplying
the bulk" you need.
Eat this crunchy toasted cereal
regularly, drink plenty Of water,
and see if you don't forget all
about constipation. An-Bran is
made by Kellogg'sin Battle Greek.
If your condition is chronic, it is
wise to consult a physician.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams, Of
Raleigh, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Mary Branch, at the Mary
Elizabeth hospital on February 26.
Mrs. Williams is the former Miss
Mary Branch, Of Wilmington, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Branch.
Leland News
Friends o. Miss Ethel Gore, of
Leland, will regret to learn that she
is a patient at James Walker Me.
mortal hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28

urged to attend.
The educational meeting of
the Thursday Morning Music
club will be held Thursday
morning at II o'clock at the
home Of Miss Emma Gade HUI
taft. These meetings are open to
all members of the club and
all members are invited to at.
tend.
A bingo party will be held by
the w. H. and F. M. society Of
the Sixth Street Advent Chris
tan church at the home of Mrs.
E. L. W. King, I'll Castle street
this evening at 8 o'clock. The
public is invited to attend.
Circle Two Of the Fourth
Street Advent Christian church
will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
George Newton, 81 Wooster
street.
The Golden Jubilee birthday
party of the North Carolina
Federation Of Women's clubs,
scheduled by North Carolina
Sorosis for Thursday afternoon
at the clubhouse on North Third
street, has been postponed on
account Of the death Of Mrs.
George A. Griffiths, an outstand-
ing member Of the club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28

The Audubon Home Demon.
stration club will meet with
Mrs. S. E. LoStin this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. All members are
urged to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-28
Careful OF Their Egos

It is so much more satisfying to
their egos to make cracks about
marriage whenever there is an out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Double Trouble
: ev Priseilla Weyns
lcontinned Frnm Page III

Continued From Page ~
same now. II was easy for June
10 see that her father was deeply
sgitated.
I'm not sure that I approve the
marriage, Mother" he said at last,
enapnaticaiiy. now please listen
TO me for = little. let me finish,
then you can talk. And you. too,
Joan"
But Joan had not wanted to
talk. She was knowing an instant
of deep dismay. So the time to
meet the man she was supposed
to be engaged to had come?
She had put it off once or twice
before during this brief stay in
her fathers home. Now, it seemed,
she could no longer evade the dis
concerting scene.
Shaking Hand
ok. talk" Grandmother Rad
zeIl said. She leaned her head on
a shaking hand. One could see
that she was deeply agitated.
Il don't believe that Joan would
be happy with Hamilton" Jim
Radzell said. ITO begin with, Ham
ilton Burton is rs years older than
Joan. You may not seem to rea-
lie it, Mother, but he's older than
am-three years older, to be sx-
act. He's been married a couple
Of times"
Hes handsome" Grandmother
Radzell said, pushing aside her
sons argument and breaking into
the conversation despite her prom
Use.
Besides, he's got 10 times more
money than you have, or ever will
have. He's promised to set up a
trust for Joanie. No matter what
happens after / die, in a business
way Joanie will be taken care of.
I don't trust you too thoroughly
about business affairs. Jim.
Like Father
"Joanie's like you. Jim, and
you're like your father before you
romantic, visionary, without any
sense of money or the handling
Of it. If hadn't been stern and
managed the fortune my parents
left me. and clamped right down
on what your fathers people left
him, we'd probably all be in the
poorhouse today. We've really
never been more prosperous.
Hamilton Burton has a natural
gift for making money grow. I'm
telling you, I'm proud of the way
he's managing the estate. He's a
born money-maker. and as long a.
you'd rather travel and play polo
ana i've on tnat silly yacht OF
yours two-thirds of the time, why
not have a money-maker in the
family even IL we have to marry
him into it"
Jim Radzell made only one more
comment. But what II Joan doesn't
love him."
Nonsense" the old lady de-
clared emphatically. Joan does
love him. There" hearing the
doorbell ring, run and let Ham,
ilton in, Lambie Pie. OF course
she loves him." she said. watch
ing June disappear. She's so eag-
er to see him she can hardly wait"
Ito be continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Dr.. Enrich S MAGIC
Bullet" at Shell

The Story Of DR.. Ehrlich's
Magic Bullet" a film constructed
along the same lines as The Story
Of Louis Pasteur." closes a two
day engagement at the Shell thea
ter tonight as the feature film.
Edward G. Robinson has his
greatest role as DR.. Enrich and
gives performance equal to those
which Paul NUM- gave in The
Story Of Louis Pssteur" and In
Emile lola"
Roy Rogers shares the screen
bill In In Old Caliente."
II you're not using 1t, sell it with
Fast : Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
FRIDAY

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Hollywood
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World TO-DAY.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
MA MOVE KRUSADE.

Alice Hession z Oakford a.
venue, jez jest "proti vsemu
hr1snemu, zvlast6 p%orusovani
nedelniho klidu, boufila po-
slednf nedeli opet."
Nasledkem jeji krusady city,
Fl kupci v 1000 a 100 blocku
E. Lombard ulice, museli sc u
kazati ma vychodni policejni
stanici V 8 hodin v nedeli vecer
Vineni byli: Abe Finkelstein,
Max Freedman, Frank Pas
tore a Isaac Blank.
Hession koupila cd Finkel-
steina pasek a puncochy, Cd
Freedmana kavu "a FL cent?,
Cd Pastore "a tTinact cent?
nude a cd Blanka "a 5 cent?
puncochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

Melvin G. Veil, jenz pred 6
mesici ustanoven byl demokra
tickym vGdcem v Is. a IT,
warde stranou governera, Her.
berta r. O'Conor a Williama
Curran, v 1tery bodl do orga-
nisace prohlasiv, re podporo-
vati Dude senatora, George l..
Radcliffe uchazejiclho Sc o
znovuzvoleni. Vysvetluje sve
bodnutf do organisace, jez jest
pro volbu Bruce, rekl, re sena-
tor Radcliffe test Sc pfemaha-
jfce lasce mezi volici v jeho
distriktu. "Chovaie v srdci
SVEN prani lidu v tonic dis
triktu, rozhodl jsem Sc resig-
novati z predsednictv1 pro Cur
ran-Bruce-O'COnor organisaci.
Bruce ztratil vSelikou nadeji
pro lidovou podporu v tonic
distriktu postaven1m Sc We pro-
speech nespravne statnf DAM 2
prfjmG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
ODSOUZENEC MA DOZIVO-
TT zALUJE, re r BYL.

Soudce Niles vydal rozkaz,
die nehoz strazny zdejsf kaz-
nice, Brady, ma pred soud pri-
vesti Noola Kolbfleisch z Gar
rett okresu. Muz tento odsou-
zen byl ma dozivoti roku 1886
pro zavrazden1 sve tety v Oak
land. V zadosti O novy soud
Kolbfleisch udal: "okresnf a
statnf policie vyslychali mne
cd poledne az do tf1 hodin do
rama"
"Rekli mne, re vi, kdo spa
chal vrazdu, kopali mne do no
hou az krev z mich tekla do
mych bot. ia nevedel, KIDD "a
vrazdil tetu a nemohl jsem tu-
dfz Tfci. Mfsto-serif chytil mne
a tloukl hlavu moi o kovovou
zed c~tyrikrate nebo petkrate.
Kdyz jsem Sc zacal braniti,
chytil p~olicejnf klacek, udefil
mne jim do hlavy a skopal
mne az jsem ztratil vedomi. il
ny namifil revolver proti me
Have"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
20 SLOzENf $1,000 ZARU.
KY

Skoro dive ste hraclch listkG
q $3.50 ma hotovosti vzato bylo
' nedeli policif severovychod-
nj STANCE pri pTepadu restau-
rantu We 1900 blocku Belair
road. Arthur j. Brooch, 39lety
re 1900 blocku Parkside Drive
mattel hostince, udan byl il
mi z prijimanf sack a propu-
stem po slozenf $1,000 zaruky
ku slyseni v pondel1. Alvin
Perrin, 81 rokG starry, zamest-
nance v hospode propulsion byl
po slozenf $500 zaruky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
DfVKU PRED
SKOKEM S MOSTU.

Policejni straznik William
R. Powers zahledl ma nizkem
zabradlf zeleznicn1ho mostu
mad Dulaney Valley tTicet stop
mad Loeb Raven vodn1 nadrz-
kou muze a mladou zenu.
Pc nekolik minut mlada re
ma visela We vzduchu sevfena
byvsi policistou, jenz pred pa
dem il zabraniti chtel do hlu-
biny vodn1 80 stop. Nohy po-
licisty pocaly klouzati. Pc del
Sim namahani podarilo Sc mu
nohami podeprfti sc o zabradll
a vytahnouti divku zpet ma O.
kraj mostu. Zdvihnuv j pred
zabradlf mostu, privedl muze
stojfciho opodal, S pomoci je-
douclho kolem automobilisty
nalozil oba do tohoto a zavezl
ma Towson policejnl stanici.
Muz jenom doznal, re zije
"blizko Cockeysville" a mlada
zena odepTela v1bec udati, CO
a jak je. PoZdeji v Bel-Air
soudnf budove zjisteno bylo,
re byli muz a zena. Oba pred
snatkem rozvedeni byli.
Kdyz policista nakladal je
do automobile, muz zene mari
zoval, "aby drzela hubu" a
nefekla ami slovo. Co Tekli, by
Ito, re sc jen divali do vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
BYLA UNEsENA

Obetf 1nosu v 1tery byla 20
leta Rita Blanche Brown, kdyz
odpoledne sla ma Keswick
road v bllzkosti Sc. ulice. Byla
strzena do automobile. Domu
We 1900 blocku Falls road vra-
tia Sc pine rozrusena asi "a
hodinu ma to, kdyz z chodn1ku
vtrzena byla do AUTOMOBILE. V
nemocnici lekar udal, re nena-
lezl zadneho dGkazu o jejlm
znasilnenl. Kdyz muz vtahl il
do automobile, omdlela a ne
vedela, co Sc s nj dalo. Ku We
domi prisla, kdyz vyhozena by
la z jedoucfho automobile ma
Roland avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

- V nedeli, "a. brezna ma
Easter Sunday Dude poradati
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis Bay
Vajfckovou zabavu v 8 hodin
vecer v jejich Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry ulice. Budou ucinko-
vati dive hubby br. Jana Svita-
ka. Vstupne 35c.
= Zpravy re Slovenskeho
Demokratickeho Klubu: Ma
Velikonocni pondelf, 25. bfez-
ma budou poradati Velikonoc-
nj Vajickovou tanecnf zabavu
v klube, 6526 Hollabird Ave.
Zacatek v 1880 P. M. Sloven-
ska k%uchyne, slovensky orches-
tr p. Slezaka.
Dram. Kr1zok SLOW. Dem.
Klubu sehraje v nedeli, dine
81. bTezna v Delnickem Dome,
rob Madiosn a Rose ulic "Slu-
zebnictvo stavkuje", veselohra
o 8 jednanleh. Zacatek We 4
hod. odpol. Pc divadle tanec-
nj zabava slovenskych mladl-
XII. Vstupne 40c.
Zpravy z detskeho diva
ola Ces. Svob. Skoly Aug. Her
mana budou uverejneny v pf1s-
tim elsie naSeho casopisu.
Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
VYLOH MA


William j. Foley z Pixies
vile, Glen zakonodarny v An
napoils zastavuje sc mad vylo-
hami zakonodarny navrhuje
plan, die nehoz z 80 straz-
nych dveT1 bylo by We sluzbe
podrzeno jenom 6 a re 103 ste
nografist1 take jenom 6. Spo-
lu planuje omezen1 telefon-
Mich volani a vydanf ma posto-
vne, ktere obnas1 $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
DfTKY ~PODAROVALY NE
MOCNE
DARKY.

Ditky z Kornerstone Detsk6
zahradky, oblecene jake jarn1
kvltka, jine jake kralickove,
jine jake kocicky a motylkove
V 1tery darovaly 115 veliko-
nocnlch kos1kG naplnenych kv6
THANH nemocnym v Dome Ne
zhojitelnych ma Keswick road
a 80. ulici. Onemocn6le ditky
krone darkd potesily pfedne-
senlm velikonocn1ho hudebn1-
no programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
VYNALEZ LESTERA
BARLOW.

V Baltimore, Md, vynalezce
Lester Barlow Sc pripravil k
move ceste do Washingtonu V
pondel1, kde spolecny kongres
nj vybor vysetfuje jeho novou
vysoce vybusnou leteckou bonn
bu.
Barlow popisoval svGj vyna-
lez pred senatnim yojenskym
vyborem, avsak kdyz bylo zji-
steno, re jeho formule nikdy
pred tim nebyla prozrazena,
vybor rozhodl, ably zapis O je-
no vysvetlenl byl znicen a take
vsechny zaznamy byly spaleny
v kosfku ma papfr primo ma sto
lie vyboru, ably Sc tajemstvf ne
dostalo do nepovolanych ru-
kou.
Tato nova bomba obsahuie
traskavinu, pozIstavajfci 2 ka-
palneho kysliku-uhliku a pra-
vi Sc o nj, re je mnohonasobne
nicivejs1 neil TINT nebo kite
rekoli jine tfaskaviny, ktere
jsou az dosud vojenske vede
znamy.
Barlow ma o SVEN vynalezu
podati take zpravu zastupcGm
Departmental valky a valecne-
no lodstva. Senator Nye pc Wy
svetlenl sd6lil S novinari, re Sc
natn1 vybor nebyl jeste nikdy
tax rozrusen, jake mad zpra-
YOU vynalezce Barlowa, jenz
pravil, re jeho tTaskavina nicI
vsechno ma nekolik mil dokola.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
LIKERNf VYBOR MA NE
DELNfCH PROHLfDKACH.

Clenove likerniho vyboru
koncili v nedeli dvou tydennl
prohlidku vsech restaurant1,
ktere zadajf o likern1 license.
Vyborove osobne prohledli
1.15O mfstnostl pracujfc1 cd
dvanacti do osmnacti hodin
denne.
Predmetem jejich inspekc1
bylo zjistiti, zdali majitele ma
il skutecne restauranty a ne
snad jen kuchynky s potravi-
Mani "jenom pro jmeno."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
ZAJfKAVY KASEL MIZf.

Zdravotni trad oznamil "a
tyden prave uplynuly shiny u
bytek zaj1kav6ho kasle mezi
ditkami. V tydnu bylo hlase-
no 131 prfpadG a dive 1mrti ma
tento. V tydnu pred tim hla-
seno bylo 230 prfpadd a dive
1mrti.
Plicnf neduhy V tydnu vyskyt-
ly Sc V meste v poctu 1O8. Dva-
Get diva zemTeli ma tyto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

FRANK j. BEHOUNEK
byl tento tyden jmenovan PRIV
MIN kandidatem do u. S. Ma
val Academy V Annapolis. Byl
navrzen nasim kongresnikem
"a 3. okres 9th. Thomas D.
Alesandro, Jr., ktery bezf "a
znovuzvolenf do Kongresu
Spojenych Statd Americkych.
Frank j. B6hOunek byl ma
rozen V Baltimore roku 1921.
Syn Rudolfa Behounka, zastup
&c Statnl Zakonodarny v Ma
rylandu. Chodil do skoly els.
Is, do Clifton High a do Balti-
more Polytechnic Institute, kite
rou vychodil. Nynl navstevuje
pTipravcf skolu Severn, v Sc
verna Parku, Md.
Timto jmenovanfm ukazal
pan D'Alesandro re Sc stara o
sve lidi We SVEN okresu, a "a
slouzi byti znovuzvolen velkou
v6tsinou. Proto krajane, vote
naseho prftele Thomas A
sandro, Jr., do kongresu 6.
kv6tna v primarkach.
- Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn.
"Blesk" sehraje vybornou We
selohru O 3 jednanfch " neds-
Ii odpol., Ia. dubna ."STREJ-
eek
TTfidennf Bazaar razu
"cESKOSLOVENSKO z DOB
SVOBODY" usporadaji Sdru-
zene Ceskoslovenske Spolky "
KatOlickem Lyceum We dnech
25., 26. a ~. dubna 1910.
= Je to znama vec re zaba-
Wy Klubu Rieger osady sv. Va
clava mali dobre jmeno a INA
menitou povest. 0 letosnfm
Velikonocnfm pondelf budou
poTadati zabavu tax zvanou
easter Dinner Dance" V Ly-
ceum, ma rohu Madison a Dun
can ullc. Zacatek V 8 hOdln
vecer.
Bude to zabava ma kterou u
castnici vzdy S radosti vzpo-
menou. Sal Dude nadherne de-
korovan, budou pfedkladana
znamenita j1dla a jake pfekva-
pen1 Riegrovci chystaj1 pro
navst6vnfky znamenit6 poba-
venf Floor Show. A to Sc vi
re Sc Dude tanciti a pc pripade
zpivati.
Sokolska Jednota, Phila.
delphia, Pa, Dude pofadati
Narodnf Pies v ceskosloven-
skych krojfch v jejich Sokolov.
ne, 1902 N. Marshall I'll. v So
botu, dine 6. dubna 8. P. M
Krasne dekorace, Uni clennJ
orchestr. Bude Sc tanciti take
Beseda. Vsichni pratele z Bal.
timOre a Marylandu jsou ivan
ma tentO pies. Budou tez ST
decne v1tani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
HLEDAL Sc MATTEL


Policejni department mel v
1tery ku rozlusteni zahadu, c1
jest kozesinovy kabat, jenz
nalezen byl ma Wilkens lane
dverfch budovy Baltimore
and Ohio drahy hlidacem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
MANZEL NALEZL MRTVO-
LII SVE ZENY v PRfSTAVNf
VODE.

Mrtvola Catherine Allen, 35
let6 matky ctyT d1tek nalezena
byla plovoucf V Chesapeake
Zatoce u Fort Howard v biz
kosti jej1ho pTfbytku. Mrtvolu
nalezl manzel jeji, ocelarsky
delnlk. Zmizelou manzelku
hledal DO nekolik hodin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
BALTIMORANE PO-
PALENI " TEXASU.

William Simpson, byvala
Marjorie Armstrong z Balti-
more a jejl manzel tezce popa-
leni byli ,kdyz vznal Sc dun
jejich v Galveston, Texas. V
dome jedna zena uhoTela ku
smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
VELIKONOCNf.
F. L.. Musil:

Ten slavny hlahol won't
zas lett do kraje
a zvestuje zas svetu,
re Velka noe uz je tn,
re rozkvete zas vsecko
a kolem dokola,
re S kvety budou ptaci,
i. al Vesna Zavola.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
KRADEzE.

Diva cernosi ukradli v u
terry $40 Franku Berman, ma
iiteli grocerie v 1900 blocku
Jefferson ulice. Do obchodu
vnikli vecer ozbrojeni revolve-
ry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

VZbouzl sc stara zeme,
jak celym krajem mi
ten radostny HAS won't
slavneho VzkTisen1:
St1n smrti zimy prchl
a vlhkych vetrG van
zvestuje move jaro,
re Pride sc vsech stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

Zas budou kvety kvesti
a ptaci zp1vat zas,
a jarnfch proudu krajem
zasumf opet HAS:
Ty velikonocn1 zvony
to kl1ce jara jsou,
probudil zem a west tn
DO Svete rOZnesOu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-20
5 KILLED, l5 HURT IN BLAST
Explosion Wrecks North London Munitions
 Factory

London, April 20.-(UP)-The ministry of supply announced today that five persons were killed and 15 injured, including Sreiously, in an explosion at a North London muni- tions factory.
 The explosion, the sixth serious accident of the war in a British munitions or powder works, occurred ill a mixing house, which was de- stroyed. Adjoining buildings were damaged but the main factory was unharmed.
 It was said authcritatively that the explosion was believed due to mechanical defect and not to sabotage.
 Tn, death roll from munitions powder explosion now totaled 38. Twenty-one of these were killed in a s; tland explosives factory blast during the first month of the war.
 The explosion startled people over vice area of Nth London short ly after a, m. 6 a. m. EST).
 Windows were smashed over a one-mile radius from the explosion area. F
 Those near the scene said that the explosion was untitled, as if underground.
 I minist.. of supply said that a court of inquiry had ben estab- lished to investigate the explosion and that !. ..aps had ben taken to in- sure speedy resumption of produc- tion in the units affected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-20
NEW APPOINTMENT
 SYSTEM DIFFICULT
Completion of Task Prove ing Difficult for School
 Board Members

Formulation of new system of making faculty appointments in the local public high schools is meeting with considerable difficulty, it was learned today.
 The board of education entered blithely into the task when it was first proposed weeks ago, but since then obstacle after obstacle has blocked the completion of the job.
 Principal among these obstacles is a section of the city charter which p~escribeS the duties of the super intendent of schools.
 In regard to teaching appoint ments, the section states:
 "He (the superintendent shall appoint, from these eligible under the rules of the board, all princi- pals, assistants and teachers neces- sary to fill positions authorized by the board. He shall assign all principals, assistants ard teachers to their respective positions and re- assign them or dismiss them from office at his discretion. He shall report in writing at each meeting of the board all appointments, re- assignments and dismissals made by him since the previous meeting. Any appointment, of the superintendent may be rejected by vote of ma jority of. the board. Any dismissal by the superintendent shall be final unless reversed by a vote of a ma jority of the board at the meeting when such dismissal is reported"
 The section clearly specifies that the initiative in making appoint
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-20
FORD COMPANY
 TO WAGE FIGHT
Carries Fight Against Labor to U. s. Supreme

Washington, April 20 - U.P) - The Ford Motor Company was ex- pected today to carry to the su- preme court a fight against Ma tional Labor Relations board trial examiners report asserting that the company recruited the most brutal, vicious and conscienceless thugs in its employ" to combat la bor union organizing efforts in its Dallas, Tex, plant.
 Tn an intermediate report on month-long hearings ill Dallas dur ing February and March, Examiner Robert N. Denham said that there was no limit to which this squad and those who were directing it were unwilling to go if necessary. for at one stage, even murder was plan- sned."
 He recommended that the com pany be required to reinstate two employees with back pay and asked the board to incorporate in its final order an unprecedented provision requiring Ford to notify individual ly its more than 100000 employees throughout the United States that the company. and all its directors, officers, executives, agents and rep resentatives will cease 15' alleged Wagner Act violations.
 The Ford Company has 20 days in which to formally notify the board whether it will comply with Denham's report. If it does not choose to comply, it may file excep- tions to the report aTid request oral argument before the board makes its final ruling.