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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
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home prospect This is your opportunity
Write HOLLYWOOD MOP CO.. 724 W Yer
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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
HELP WANTED

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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
TIN CHICK HATCHERY
BOzeman, Montana

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March 1 Write for colored circular and prices
and get in on the early order discounts.
GRANITE CITY HATCHERIES. Desk 5, St.
Cloud. Minnesota
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
EYE GLASSES

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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15
ELECTRIC FENCE

ATTENTION FARMERSl!l Guarantee
DUPLEX Electric Fencers. A. c. models
S3.60-S8.40. Battery models $3.50. Complete.
postpaid. AGENTS wanted. HANSEN BROS,
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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

MEET NEW FRIENDS the dignifIed way Con-
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Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

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Colo
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

SONGWRrTERS: Original songs, poems with
commercial value wanted for recordings
HOLLYWOOD RECORDING STUDIOS, Dept
30, Box 81. Preuss Station. Los Angeles, Calf.
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-15

WE MAKE STAMPS, Rubber type. HELENA
STAMP WORKS Helena. Montana
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
Srdecne blahoprani k snatku
pana Richarda Klecky-Rihy
Sc slecnou Margaretou Ruttig

kteFf oddani budou v kostele Cesko- Moravskych Bratri
Rev. Frankem Novakem v nedeli, dine 5. kvetna 1910
We 2 hodiny o~dpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
BRUCE-KANDIDAT DO
SENATE

Jiz pristi pondelf budou Sc
konati demokraticke primar-
ky, cesky bychom rekli pred
volby a Howard Bruce - kan
didat demokraticke strany pro
nominaci Ia u. S. Senator's,
zd6raznuje zvlastni dGlezi-
tost We volbe k%andidata, jehoz
nazory jsou volic1m zname.
Pan Bruce Tekl, re posledn1
512 rokG byly velmi boufli-
vymi = chceme-li pohllzeti do
budoucnosti, mGzeme S urcitos-
tt r1ci, re i dals1ch 5 rok1 Dude
nesmirne bourlivymi.
Pan Bruce slibuje, re bude-
Ii zvolen, re Sc Dude re vsech
sill pricinovati ably byl zacho-
van mir. Jest prot ucast1 A
meriky We vecech Evropskych,
at jsou to politicke nebo vojen-
ske. Zaroven vsak horlivym
podporovatelem zajistenl obra
ny, pray a zajmG nasi zeme.
V zahranicnl politice Sc sta
vi "a pana presidenta Roose-
velta, statniho sekretaTe Cor
del HULA, a statn1ho podsekre-
tare Sumer Wellese. Tito 3
velci Americana bude-li to lid
sky mono mas zajiste uchran1
cd svetoveho konfliktu a take
zaroven udrz1 dctu k narodu-
jake je Americky.
K nas1 domac1 situaci pan
Bruce pravil, re domaci ne
snaze vez1 v tom, re Ia 10 dlou
hych let tato zeme neni dosti k
rozdelovanl. Name pres 100
miliond obyvatel a CO mezi ne
name rozdeliti - je uzitecna
vyroba teto zeme.
Name veskere druhy delhi
XII, prebytecny kapital a trhy,
ktere mohou prinesti vyrovna-
ne hospodafstv1 a vysokou Ii
vOtn1 1roven.
Ku konci pan Bruce pravi,
re problemem nasi vlady jest:
odstraniti n%ejistotu, povzbudi-
tt spolupraci mezi penezniky a
vsemi slozkami naseho obyva-
t~elstva, tax ably mas narodni,
hospodafsky stroj byl opet v
plnem chodu!
Nezapomente, re primarily
jsou jiz pr1sti pondeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Velkeho uznanf dostalo Sc
marylandskemu mladslmu Sc
natoru, kdyz byl jmenovan dc
nejddlezitejsfho senatniho w.
boru y "financn1ho". Tentc
senatnf vybor rozhoduje c
vsech ddlezitych vynosech Via
dnlch. Jmenovanim do tohotc
financn1ho vyboru byla UNA
ma senatora Radcliffe dlouho-
leta zkusenost ma poll soukro-
meho a verejneho peneznictv1.
Jeho rozsahla znalost mary
.landskych problemd byla jest6
vets1, kdyz byl Radcliffe sekre
tafem statu Maryland.
Jake Glen marylandske stat
nj rady pro obranu, senator
Radcliffe vypozoroval lined
potrebu narodne obranneho
programu. Jest take predse-
dou marylandske ristoricke
spolecnosti.
Senator Radcliffe ZauJlma
nyni d1lezita vyborova m1sta
ma zaklade jeho zkusenosti a
drfvejsi verejne sluzby.
Jest dGlezite ably obcane ma
seho statu uvazili jeho schop-
nosti a cenu pro Maryland ia
ko jejich zastupce V techto W.
borech. Trvalo by to dlouho
nez by Sc mohl jiny move zvo-
leny senator dopracovati mis-
ia a hodnosti, jakou ma a drzi
senator Radcliffe.
Toto jest dGlezita pfednost,
o kterou by stat Maryland ne
mel byti pfipraven a proto v
pondel1, 6. kvetna vote znovu
senatora George L.. Radcliffe
v demokratickych primarkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

zeny do evropske krise a vyna-
snazi Sc, ably tato zeme z16stala
mimo waikiki.
DR.. Wells rozumi potrebam
lidu 2ho distriktu a Dude pod
porovati zakonodarstvf, ktere
zaopatrf vice prace nejen pro
mlade, ale i muze starsf 40 let.
DR.. Wells jest pTitelem del
neho lidu a veteran1. Denne
Sc mu dostava u~jistenf jedno-
tlivcG a skupin 2. distriktu, re
no budou We volbach podporo-
vati.
"Budu-li zvolen do Kongre-
su, ucinim vse pro zajmy lidu
co Dude v me moci," rekl DR..
Wells. "Moji volicove naleznou
mne vzdy v praci pro blaho je-
jich distriktu v nesobeckem,
ddveryhodnem a schopnem
J. B. w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
RUDY DUSEK
BUDE v CARLIN'S ARENA.

Pfisti 1tery, 7. kvetna v hlav-
MIN krizkovem zapase Rudy
Dusek, 218 ID. zapasiti Dude S
Danno O'Mahonny, 235 Id. Ia
pas tento urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky.
Cliff Olsen, 224 ID. utka Sc
sc Steve "Crusher" Casey, 228
Id. Zapas tento urcen ma do
blu l hodiny.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkuji:
Warren B~ockwinkel, 234 ID.
VS.. Don Evans, 219 ID.
Abe Coleman, 218 Id. VS..
Bob RIB Russell, 215 Id.
Jim Coffield, 218 ID. VS.. Mike
Mazurki, $50 ID.
Diva nejlepsf Irstf zapasnfci
1cinkuji ma tonic programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
PRAVE SKUTKY.
Ceskoslovenstl obcane!

Ceskoslovenst1 Obcane!
V poslednim elsie bylo rnz-
ne polemisovano o kandida-
tech do kongresu "a 3. distrikt.
Chci poukazati ma to, re eth.
pan Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.,
je opravdovym pr1telem cesko-
slovenskeho lidu a re pro nej
neco vykonal a re 81 zasluhuje
v pristfch volbach Vast pod
pOry.
Pricinil Sc O to, ably nasi IL
de byli %jmenovani do federal
mich, statnfch a mestskych Il
fadn jake ku prikladu: Frank
Lindinsky, "a policistu v Kapi-
tolu, Washington, D. c., Au-
gust A. Kozlovsky byl jmeno-
van tajemnfkem Board of Zon-
ing the Districts of Baltimore;
August Brozlk je uTednikem
u. S. Census Bureau; Jan Ger
mix je Supervisor of Elections.
Mladik ceskych rodicu p. a pf.
Rud. Behounka byl prostred-
nictvim kongresn1ka Thos. D.
Alesandro, Jr. jmenovan do
Namorni Academic Spoj. Sta
til. Neni toto vsechno ddka-
zem, re my, kteri jsme dosud
Mcneil uznani, name praveho
a poctiveho pfitele v nasem
zastupci eth. p. Thomas D.
Alesandro, Jr.?
Znama jest jeho rec pred rs.
kongresem o Neutralite, We
ktere schvaloval uznan1 Cesko.
slovenska jake samostatnehe
statu a prislibil pokracovan.
tohoto pomeru mezi Spojeny.
mi Staty a nasemi lidmi v E
vrope. Vice jak pri jedne pr1
lezitosti vyslovil sympatii pre-
pronasledovane Cechy a verej
ne volal pro osvobozen1 Cesko
slovenska.
Pratele, zajiste re souhlas1
tie ably zastupce D'Alesandro
Jr. i ma dale byl. nasfm hlasen
v sin1ch kongresu a ably znovu
zvolenlm mohl pokracovati
dobre praci proenas.
Proto, v pondel1, 6. kvetn;
necht kazdy verny Czech a Slo
yak odevzda sv1j HAS pro eth
p. Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
tim mu dopomohl k znovuzvo
lenf. Has pro nej je hlasen
pro ceskoslovensky lid. j. L
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
Pc ZRANENf A
ZEMREL.

John H. Mitchell, 28lety,
zemrel v University nemocnici
po padu SVEN Sc schod1 v Rose
wood Training skole v Owings
Mills. We skole bydlel pc mno-
he roxy. Pr sestupovani Sc
schod1 nahlym onemocnenim
spadl a rozbil 81 lebku.
- Jesse Owens z Marley
Park, zlomil 81 rameno a IRA
nil sc tezce ma krku, kdyz spa
oil Sc strechy domu, ma nfz pra-
coval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
OTRAVY.

Vrativsf Sc z moovies do a.
partmentu v els. 2O14 Edge.
wood ulice, Alberta Jones ma
LEILA sveho manzela, 40let6hc
Elmera Jones v loznici lez1c1
no v bezvedom1 nasledkem ply
move otravy. Ma kamnech plyr
uchazel z otevreneho nezapa.
leneho horaku. V nemocnic
pTiveden byl ku vedom1.
- William McCulcheon, As
lety, zemTel v Mercy nemocni.
ci pc otrave, kterou 81 zp1sobil
pit1m jedu v Arundel hotelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
cESKOSLOVENsTf
VOLICOVEi

DIE posledn1ch zprav DOVE
della jsem Sc, re uchazi sc O
zvolenf do kongresu Spoj. Sta
tn "a 3. distrikt Senator John
c.. Callan.
Pfatele, ia mysllm, re prisla
doba kdy my m1zeme castecne
oplatit mas duh, a re ie to mas
vsech Cechoslovakn svatou po-
vinnost1 dati mu mas HAS ne
bot on to byl jediny, ktery Sc
mas zastal a ktery "a mas vsade
promluvf a ktery nam vydobyl
Ceskoslovensky Den. Je to clo-
vek z lidu, zastance delnfka,
ktery kdyz n6co sl1bf tax to
hledl vykonat, nenosi to 20
kapsach, a takoveho name
podporovat a 81 no vazit, ktery
s nami c1tf v teto tezke dobe.
Zvlaste teto dobe, kdy Vast
nj Tide, kterf mic nev1, mic nee
tou nez kritisujf by ukrizovali
jeden druheho. Ale pride do.
ba, kdy "Svetlo a Pravda" sc
ukaze a pax beda tenn, kter.
hled1 vsechno zkazit. A protc
hledte at Sen. John C. Callar
zv1tez1, nezada ma Vas mic il
neho nez Vas HAS a to Va
zadneho mic nestoj1. Pak-l
prohraje Dude to hanba nast
a budem cekat CO pro mas ude
laji ii druz1, jeste CO ia vim
neudelal pro Cechy zadny mic
kazdy toho pred volbami ma
slibuje a druhy den rano p,
volbach uz Vas nezna.
ia jiz jsem v politice mnoh'
let a slysela jsem jiz tolik rec
neni a slib1, ale pc volbacl
prubujte ably ten dotycny pal
neco pro Vas udelal tax uvidi
tie to sklamanf. A proto jak
demokraticka obcanka sam;
Vas pros1m a zadam, konejt
svoji povinnost a dokazte mt
re 81 no vaz1me a re 6. kvetn
VOLT budete do kongresu Spo,
]StatG naseho pr1tele vsech &c
CHI a Slovak1, Senatora job
:. G. Callana. Mrs. Sengel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
cECHO-SLOVACI

V Dru. Charles J. Wells, Tide
z 2. kongresn1ho distriktu ma
leznou d6veryhodneho zkuse-
neho a schopneho verejn6ho
sluzebnfka.
DR.. Wells, kandidat demo
kraticke organisace v primar-
kach, dine 6. kvetna vyprosuje
81 Vas HAS ma zaklade velke
zkusenosti, kterou ma We We
Tejnem zivote.
DR.. Wells je bratr j. Ber-
nard Wells, States Attorney z
Baltimore a pres 25 rok1 pro-
vadf lekaTskou praksi. Pc O.
SIN rok1 je Glen mestske rady
a nynf jej1 vice-president.
Jest davnym nepritelem W.
sokych danf a jest proti tomu
ably Spojene Staty byly zata
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03
Dependable c.. Realty Co.
Wolfe 1868

221 N. Linwood Ave. 2 posch.
6 svetnic, koupelna, prazdny
Bali Parkington Ave. Cottage
z svetnic, koupelna, garaz,
Krasne kfoviny. Lot 5Ox135
1904 Rutland Ave. 2 posch.
6 svet., koup. topenf. Lacino
1905 Abel Ave. = 2 poschodf
6 svet., koup. tvrde podlahy
521 S. Chapel ST. - 6 svetnic
Pouze $950.00 S gruntem
1882 E. Baltimore st. 8 posch.
8 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
1922 Lansing Ave. 2 poschodi
6 %svetnic, koupelna. 100000
1926 S. Robinson ST. 2 poschodf
6 svetnic, koupelna, kuchyne
v pf1zemf
SIT S. Washington st. 8 posch.
8 svetnic, koupelna
606 S. Patterson Park Avenue
4 sv6tnice a pTfzemf
500 S. Bouldin st. 2 poschodi
6 svet., koup., dvojity garaz
2 a%partmenty
101 S. Ann st. 3 posch., 7 sv9t.
koupelna. Pekne okolf
1886 E. Oliver st. 2 poschodf
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni
500 S. Oldham ST. = 6 svetnic,
koupelna, pT1zemn1 kuchyn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-03

Necht V dnesnf svatebnf Vas stastny den
Sc srdce Vase pevne spoil,
by zivot Vas byl jake krasny sen,
jenz vsechen Dol a rany hojf!
Necht stestf blaha jas Yam kazdy rok
vzdy spokojenost v cestu razi,
kan jeden z Vas jde, necht stastne krok
vzdy druheho jej doprovazf!
A milujte Sc stale vic a vic -
kez shoda mezi Vami vladne
a nikdy nezamhoufl Sc Yam lie,
nj zal do srdc1ch Vas1ch padne!
A byt i nekdy prisel k Yam i chmury stfn
tot nejsou jeste spatne zvesti!
neb az Yam detsky kvftek padne v kiln,
pax vse ustoupi = rodinnemu stestf!
To Yam z uprimnych srdcf pref:
BOzENA KLEcKOVA-RfHOVA. natl
BOzENKA, sestr
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
Negotiations In Plane
Plant Strike CoUapse

DOWNEY, Calf, Nov. 21.-LR-
Negotiations looking to an end of the
seven-day United Automobile Work
ers' strike at the Vultee Aircraft
plant collapsed this afternoon when
%conferees reached a deadlock over a
no-strike clause in a proposed union
agreement.
Major Sidney Simpson, War de-
partment labor adviser who parti-
cipated in the conferences that be-
gan last Monday, said all other fea-
lures of a settlement had been
agreed upon by representatives of
the CIO union and the Vultee com.
pany.
1T included a two-year contract
as to wages and working conditions,
except the company wanted an
agreement that for the duration of
the agreement there would be no
strikes" he stated.
"The union refused. The company
then proposed that the negotiations
be continued for another week and
that If no agreement was completed
then, the dispute should go to arbi-
tration,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
FURNITURE PLANT
WORKERS STRIKE
Representative Of Union Says
Walkout Called Because
Is Men Fired

W1NSTON-SALEM, Nov. 21-R
The strike of organized workers
at Unique Furniture company,
which became effective this morn
ing, was called as the result of the
discharge of 10 men lin violation
of the contract" the workers have
with the company, w. L. Fits,
representative of the United Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners,
said tonight.
This was the first official state
ment made by the workers.
I'VE have a working agreement
with the company" Fits said.
Which expires next Tuesday.
The strike was brought about
through the discharge of approx
mately 10 of the men.
"In the contract, there are
clauses under which grievances
that arise due to misinterpretation
or misunderstanding may be ad-
Justed by a committee of the To-
cal union.
I'VE feel that the discharge Of
these Is men was in violation of
the contract.
Meantime, during the day, the
management of the company gave
the striking workers notice that
unless they were back for work by
Monday morning, their jobs would
be given to other workers as rap
idly as they a be hired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
DECIDED

RALEIGH, Nov. 21.- Up -
Governor.Elect Broughton al
ready has made up his mind
about the date for Thanksgiving
next year-but he isn't talking.
Many states, following a sug-
gestion by President Roosevelt,
celebrated Thanksgiving today,
a week earlier than the tradi.
tional last Thursday in Novem-
ber." Governor Hoey, however,
proclaimed Thanksgiving for
North Carolina OIL November 28.
Broughton said today he had
decided about the Thanksgiving
date in North Carolina next
year.
But I don't want to announce
yet what my decision is" said
the governor-elect. "In make an
announcement on that subject
after / take Office
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

whether done at night or during the
day.
Judge Alton A. Lennon assessed
each of the motorists the costs OF
court and then RENTED the costs
with a warning that if any Of them
is convicted again of such a viola
ton they will be fined.
James Baker, white man, held on
a vagrancy charge earlier in the
week while officers conducted an
investigation Of him, drew another
continuance yesterday, while the
court ordered that federal authorities
be notified the man failed to register
for the draft though he is of draft
age.
Willie Benson, white man who
was caught here a number of years
ago in an attempt to hold-up a
parked couple on a roadside only to
find the couple" was two police
officers with one of them dressed as
a woman, was brought up for trial
on charges Of carrying a concealed
weapon and of larceny and receiv-
ing. He pleaded guilty to the first
charge but judgment was not passed
Immediately.
Benson requested that the court
allow him to take a lashing instead
of a road form hl1t tha co11rt ra-
fused the request and said the man
would be given a flat road sentence.
Benson admitted on the stand
that a number of years ago he was
given a suspended sentence in New
Hanover county and that only re
Gently he had been given a similar
sentence in Charleston on a charge
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
George Harsh Released
From Georgia Prison Camp

ATLANTA, Nov. 21-R-Georgc
Harsh, 31-year-old scion Of a veal
thy Milwaukee manufacturing
company, was released on parole
today from a Georgia prison work
camp where he was serving a life
term for the 1928 Staying of an At
lanta drugstore clerk.
Harsh, his hair almost white,
will serve as a laboratory assls.
tant to an Atlanta physician, re.
porting Monday. He had Thanks
giving dinner with his mother at
her home here today. Harsh was
a hospital attendant at the prison
camp and plans to complete his
medical studies and become a
physician.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
SEES PEACE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21-R-
ALL Vice-President Matthew
Vol said tonight he looked for a
happy solution of the differences
separating the International Typo
graphical union from the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. Vol is
chairman of a committee which
will iron out the difficulties with
the ITU, suspended for refusal to
pay special assessments levied by
the AFL on affiliated unions to re-
sist the Congress of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

gram should be under the direc.
ton Of one man, supported by a
technical advisory board and re-
search and production experts.
"Such a board does not exist
now at Washington, but it is i'm.
peratively needed" he said, al.
though he asserted excellent pro.
gress has been and is being made
Sloan, using questions submit
ted to him in writing as a basis,
spoke at a chamber of commerce
luncheon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
Negro Youth Fatally
Burned Al Chadbourn

CHADBOURN, Nov. 21-Charles
Williams, ive-year-old negro boy,
died this afternoon from burns re-
ceived in a grass fire at his home
Wednesday afternoon.
1t was reported that the boy set
fire to a grass field and in trying to
escape from the flames his cloth
ing was burned off. No inquest in
to the death will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
MARRY

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 21-R
Ernest M. Hemingway, Al, the
author, and Miss Martha Gellhorn,
%, of St. Louis, were married to.
day by Justice of the Peace F. A.
Stennett. Hemingway motored tc
Cheyenne from Sun Valley, Idaho,
to meet Miss Gelhorn on her ar.
rival from St. Louis. He had beer
staying at Sun Valley since he let
Florida after obtaining a divorce
at Miami November 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
MOTORISTS Hailed
INTO COURT HERE
uo,e Than Score Arrested
WV For Illegal Parking;
Costs RENTED

.}.an 2 score of Wilmington
,%,,+orists we're hailed into recorders
7'9.S' Yesterday morning after a
'Vr which the police force began
"s soajrst illegal parking in the
dty,
- for parking their cars on i'm
Fs ss4sd o. or surfaced streets between
pr s.' hours Of l a. M and 6 a: m.
tS ome seeking to avoid violating
o' low parked their cars OF
ln'' ~ between the property line
. 9,,l' that portion Of the street used
s tr vshicnlar traffic: which is a
W. o',,,ion of the traffic ordinance
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
THREE

crossing of the Pacific, will roa
eastward from Honolulu tomorrow
on the fifth anniversary of it
epochal flight. Its arrival here Sat
urday will mark the completion o
Pan American anyways 442nd tril
over the North Pacific. The Clip
pers have carried 6,S41 passenger
and 10. 500, 900 letters to the Orien
and waypoints on the long route.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

Hundreds of little paper mill
in China, India. Japan and othe
orien al countries till mann'ao
National and Pacific, offer annus
trophies for the best trout caugE
in the waters Of Lake Nipigor
Ontario,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

of HOUSEKEEPING on condition that
he leave South Carolina.
Trial of Richmond Forbes, negro,
charged with violating the quaran-'
tine law, was continued until today
when necessary state witnesses, en-
ployees of the health department,
| were found to be absent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
Soldiers Are Required
To Register Cameras

FORT MOULTRIE, S. c., Nov.
21.-Members of the 252nd Coast
Artillery have been required to
register all personally owned cam
eras with responsible officers. here
Soldiers must register the kind
of camera theS own, the make,
numbers or other marks of identi-
fication.
This for the protection of the
men in the case of incidents which
may arise. concerning cameras
or camera equipment, officers
said. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
Sloan Fauors Single
Director Of Defense

BOSTON, Nov. 21-LR- Alfred
P. Sloan, Jr., chairman of General
Motors Corp, said today he be-
lieved the national defense pro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22
SAYS U SOFT"

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.- Up -Presi
dent E. A. Cross of the University
of Colorado asserted tonight that
American youth had become soft"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-LP-
The China Clipper, which pioneered
the first regularly-Scheduled aerial
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

Solid color notch lapel collars
over patterned backgrounds
make these pajamas a real buy
at this price! Also line of flan.
neIs in all new patterns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-22

Really handsome suits in S-button
weeds with pleat pants. Colors: Brown,
green and grey-blue. Hard-spuns IN
blue. greens and brown. The season.
Jest buy
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1940-11-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Olin Mumford from Goolie E. Den
mis- and Orlie C. Dennis, Ex'crs &c,
real estate containing 81 acres, /
rood and 7 poles, more or less, on the
County Road running from Newark
to Hungrytown, in the 4th Dist. Con-
sideration $375.
Goolie E. Dennis and Orlie C. Den
mis- from Olin Mumford and wife, real
estate containing 81 acres, rood and
z poles, more or less, on the County
Road, running from Newark to Hun
grytown, in the 4th Dist. Considera-
tion 81 &c.
Halle E. Costopoulos from VIM. T.
Elliott and wife, parcels Of real es-
tate on the "Golf Course, Road" in
the 10th Elec. Dist. Consideration.
$40 &c.
S. Harriet Dashiell and Frances
Dashiell Cloud from John S. Whaley
Trustee, "Stoddard Hotel Property on
the w. side of Atlantic Ave., in Ocean