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Evening star., 1941-08-20
Virginian Found Dead
On Railroad Tracks

Jerman Avery Reedy, 30, Of Side
burn, Va, an employe of the Airing
ton County Highway Department
was found dead early today beside
the Southern Railway tracks 1000
yards north of the Sideburn station
by train dispatcher. Fairfax Coun-
ty police reported, The body, police
said. was cut In two.
The identification was made by
Mr.. Reedy's widow, Anna, %.
Police believe Mr.. Reedy was walk
ing between the north and south
bound tracks when the accident oc-
Cured.
County Coroner T. B. McCord told
police no inquest would be held.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Reedy
leaves two sons, Edward L., IL, and
Harmon A. Reedy, IL.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Crew Seeks REFUGE

When the Finnish freighter Ham
marland arrived at Vera Cruz, MS-.-
leo. the crew sought refuge because
they did not want 10 return home
and, with their vessel, fall into the
hands of the Nazis.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
60 Home Says Dentist;
Meade Truinee Does
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE. Md,
Aug. 20.-From now on, dentists
IN the 29th Infantry Division will
watch their language.
A selectee in the ll5th Infantry
reported to the divisional dental
clinic to have his teeth fixed. When
the dentist finished the job he said
to the soldier, now you can go
home"
The soldier did. Now he's in the
doghouse for being A. w. o. l..
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Labor Officiul Dies

LOWELL, Mass. Aug. 20 tPO.-
Joseph La Belle, 81, of Lowell, ma
tional president of the International
Leather Workers Union of America
for the past eight years. died last
night.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
International Board

Americans, Chinese and Burmese
form the new commission which
has taken over control of the Yum
nan-Burma highway with the OBJ
ject of accelerating traffic and ar
ranging for refueling along the way
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Vance Jerome Dies

GREENSBORO. N. c., Aug. 20
R.-Vance Jerome. former business
manager Of the Greensboro Daily
News and the Greensboro Record,
died suddenly yesterday of a heart
ailment.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Viscount Stonehoven Decd

LONDON, Aug. 20 lP.-Viscount
Stonehaven, 81, former Governor
General of Australia. died today at
his residence, in Kincardineshire,
following q heart attack last night.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Garh nf ThankB

hREEDLOVE, ROSE Dimes We wish to
express our sincere thanks and deep appre-
clation SHOWN by the pastor and members
Of the Friendship Baptist Church and the
community for the cards OF sympathy and
forsl tributes THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1941-08-20

Lake Ladoga, Russia, is the largest
lake in Europe and covers 1000
square miles.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

evening. August 20, at 7:3O O'Clock. and
to attend the requiem mass at 2 am.
Thursday. August 81, at Nativity Church;
5000 Georgia ave. NV, for the repose OF
her soul.
RERNARDINE QUINN, Fin. Sec.
MASSEY. LLOYD B. On Monday; An- u
gust is, 1e41. at Gallinser Hospital,
LLOYD B. MASSEY son Of Letha and the
late Morgan Massey. husband OF BESSIE
Massey He also is survived by eight chill
dren and many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Fraziers funeral nome,
$50 R. l. ave. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
MATTHEWS, SAMUEL DOZIER. En-
tered into eternal rest Tuesday August IL
1871. at his residence, ISL lst ST, NV :;
SAMUEL DOZIER MATTHEWS. devoted
husband of Florence S. Matthews, loving
father of Resinald S. and Lucretia c. MAJ,
thews brother OF Elphonzo Matthews Of
Brooklyn, n Y, and the Rev. Albert Mat
thevs Of Weldon. N. c. Remains resting
at the funeral home of John T. Rhlnes d
Co. ard and Eye sts. s.w.
Notice of funeral later. Il
MEEKs, GEORGE EVERETT Suddenly
on August 10, 1941. while serving with the
United States Air Force. GEORGE
EVERETT MEEKS. beloved son of George
C and Doris G. Meeks.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1941-08-20

day. August 10. 1941. at Providence Hos
pital, LILLE THOMAS LAMBATH, beloved
wife OF the late Richard E. Lambat tn and
aunt of Albert NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Susie 7.
Owens. J. Arle Thomas, Charles S. Thorn
as, Miss Lillian NJ. Thomas and Mrs. Kath-
crime T. Linn.
Funeral from the Huntemann funeral
home, 5132 Ceoreia ave. NV, Thursday.
August 81. at $40 am: thence 10 the
Church of the Nativity, 5000 Georgia ave.
NV, where mass will be offered at q am.
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
Rock Creek Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Rams on Edge
For Lion Game

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. IL
It's gonna be tough Sunday for
the Lions If reports from Berea,
o., where the Cleveland Rams do
their training. are correct. -
Dutch Clark has been drivt,
his hapleSS Rams through str
drills in an effort TO have his team
ready to snap a five-game losing
streak.
The spearheads of the attack
the Dutchman will throw at Bill
Edwards Lions will be pass-toss-
ingh. Parker Hall and smashing
Johnny Drake. Cleveland's leading
ball carrier.
Officially, the game will be part
of Johnny Drake Day. Drake being
the only member OF the Rams who
was with the team when they
opened their National League
stand here in 1887. Drake has
been with the Rams five years. !,
But just because Drake is get
ting all the buildup for Sundays
game, along with Hall. is no rea-
son 10 believe that the Rams are
a one-man team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Ypsiianti Cenirals l. y Har-
mon. who led the Braves out Of
the wilderness into their first VIC
tory in % starts last week. con-
tinued his spectacular work last
night as Central walloped Ecorse,
l6-12. The 172-pound Harmon
ignred IN three Of Ypsilsnu s
ouchdOWrS. tallyng one himself
nd passing to Bob Mohett for
le others. Eugene Painrer regis
red The fourth goal after inter.
pflng an Eccrsc pass Harmon
- place Kicked two points after
irhdownS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Clirisfia
EIllIeaV0
Program

XXI sgl.endeavow program
iessss,~d N he ssate-wtde "a
,sa,, yr seaehr ssirthda, celebN
Z f,.rsiay November 3 swssh essA
rssrSer n4rtie ,pa tlng beng 4 -
nner EnGeatofer
Ssu4aker for the occasaka MIN
Nv Or W. W. Nhliehe'sae q
u eyv, y $ 1870 n tirEstsey1'& VIII
49, Fs WhIr ~ Brac.g
f,rmer roypfhor N Mhchlga8 sr-s
TO- Res Warner G Cole q the
Dexter Boulevard Baptist Church
~ fl act as tcaStrnaSter
A r~cial feature 81 tie ceiehra-
rnn wsH be 2 large birthoA. cake
8~cora led with 81 candies and M
~-rIfsed with the words Greetings
Mother Clark 1880 1871 Zach
kehtec candle on the cake viii
represent gift ~ 81 or more "a
the World Christian EndeaVor
Inion.
ne program which viii honor
CHRISTIAN EndeaNor's EiNtieth an
.niperssrv and Mother "Endeavor
iClzrxs nrnty-firsy birthday, vii
b. hrid ~ 6 80 3 m IN the Brew.
wer Pilgrim Congregations
church. Linwood and Hogartf
asa tus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

cmrefnlIy AZ exeyy eiertiyn-
IA the iAss city eirrtion auly
IS PER cent % tar peepir sgfe4,
ehml rnemns thai Sc per rrst
<s(pt-ainnost ~ ThiS ve~r AZ
tfrs~uIsu&ry sfecfsszs ~mly fS-S
~ Esd. gpsree5 vet e. Nsls Our
eitisrms nlsist eSsFrEsr shfs prisi-
ieea "a sefgnn " wv xNaH ara
aessr~alses tnFstsea 50 &rtafor-
skkF.
.fais u ms prn1ns@e nm
ebiar "a sse fkaS vny nsAtfey ard
fstMet gss su4 and yete oss els'.'t
MN ans Tuesday Nesrrshef !
FEy dofng shss w1Il beIp keer
.Asss fsrM fFsr md aetSe Eeg y
x 80 AM,sss,esr sis ~ G~wt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Hazel Park Host |
10 Catholic Central

cAthoIsc Censral High grlfis<T
wsnnsrs over River Rouge an
De Ia E1lle In their last W
ssarts meet Hazel Park Fiigi 81
affernoon Al Fsabel Park 81 t5i
me Shamrock rem a lnIsh
gsrues after today are with kla
naaxoo ST Augustine NCye4 Pc
q md wlsh T8ietio Catholic & ~
trsa here November le. ThKRaBt
n the KAxrn game has not ye
beef, determines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Missmlri arrived late yesterday
and went through q short signal
drill or Mscklin Field Fauros an
nounced his first team Ia grand
condiuon with 10 injuries Several
az the reserves have been handl-
capped by hurts received in earlier
games but there is enough 20 keep
them going
Charlie Bachman sent his State
team through a short drill most
OF lmbenng up late IN the after
noon. The boys went through a
kicking and passing workout and
then ran signals for brief time
The Spartans are in good con-
dition for the game Guard Bill
Kennedy and end Glenn Deibert,
who missed the Wayne game be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Wasted Effort.
NSsiisnti gseE GsR6es
Io7 Yards FOR Score

SLANT Nov Phil
Fletcher. speedy Ypsnanu Rocse-
veit back. today was credred with
a 102-yard touchdown rlm against
Dundee IfAgh school Fletcher
grabbed a fuuhled bali In the air
in bis own end zone and then gal
loped the entire length Of the field
10 score. Dundee won the game
however. 1875.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Fnllsb fgSnk W CsESEss,en SLY
n1asH psitastssss in shgs4 las a sss's
f,iFnSescp& ftist CkstiC ''AussQ
at ft n fg St fsaafs lSarAjssHAs
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tssi ss N. FgR Az, csertsiir
\ elsss II ssatiastse aDh bsswsfY
i sfnsM AZ fsei clii8nh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
NaUKTDFRo
fsrlsrs.s .EnA,es sesE

1T tlse eagg~ffa MitiasEas
Tine SalvstasgS ArrVs Fe
tAa fssis Ma& frum orak
* ii FaIgrrfe M thR censs
sstsa Fef p5rRga 81 ilss
~ esStersAni eoIsne Ma'Ak
nec, ifsi the eastern MSRss ~
.tryet wf'ssfse acaSiasss ~
slsr y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

CsnysttFrs in AciioN Riil ~
Ihs tEfHf ~ thh Neve ateF rlfv-
y SEA eonfcrersce "a tiN i.N4sAif
c5rtst.aa Enseatof tal0n er AIYll
DAY al 80 5 "a ar ifp SAtc hessi
r aisriiesb harca kaFcheval ana
In hsttyc,uc aVry&Ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

E-ne Res ysssysy "a tSftz WI.
es.si(g as fne eegssain tstsN &i
ger hss .k5-teegh wsif d ~ nc
l,is,as s,.s lsfrstgf IA hsSa IL.
80 ksera sils ~ ~ atk 80 ~
s., xfsgr ss 3 s-tgt ~. fIE
$50 eNet 500 VI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
uSIrY PLAAs TAIN

fBaginI l34s nAnatA ~ s0Een1ltrf
ssle Lse4vsss GeaItA u tInisy ngB
haNe sgmipS az latks- Do n.y. i
StR1ulgs, re ThaEskFtH The FIRST
sFea ker ail se MfdEea Slneetlsil,
AFRO Wall tzik tDfHoFto,k 81 3 p.ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Ekhdrdt & Becker
Pin Teams in Match

II will be a battle between two
Ekhardt e. Becker bowling teams
for 500 when George Holmes five
Of the Detroit Times All-Star Clas-
sic engages Tony Andervic's at
Klein,s Recreation in Trenton to-
night and at Palmer Park Recrea-
ton tomorrow at $50 y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Z Tfap Ntn s,ss4safst VI ItaxkfIg
ugssls. sslisp 81 sna EsssSSh e
ctsse e8 sn w.a pst fe "
"A egMnfstsar tTss lRgiy faygs'
S.,ta5pn 10 81 a Ssaass "A
sfh f'nnree b tnr Es'grg Pa.
1902 ats aa na rtsi'i ~
~ lose At srg M ~ w
,f4Ne ~ afstx h ilse sis
cd tl1f ehnwn eta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Gordon TO Wresfle Russell

Flash" Gordon, former mystery
man who won more than $50
matches with his mask on, meets
the Southern menace, "Reb" Rus.
sci of Chattanooga. in the SEMI
final bout of Mondays wrestling
card in the Arena Gardens, the top
match being one between the 800.
pound mat giant "Crusher Fet
man and bobby Bruins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
I CHURCH DlNNER

Ea2fhFfseAt hlgT1s tigrkeE GjEnt.f
90 thN Innl1sanis+l Fs4seul ietiNa
t'isnissY a4ll ~ sFRAed ~ t.,Slp mi
TiaNista g THE fhnfsa ttr6t
Card nEsiirs arc SRI f'ertec siFeet
friprtainraRfi wih isltaW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
sCIFNtK SERMON

W. laSttFfsI k,sgggiNstliseft
az fF,a sslh3ect III ~ tessnns sEET7sse
IA aB t'fsg1stl&n SeFenrw TggaTeies
tl,r1lgi,otst tN at.gla sufseY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

TsAxwgr fxfh !ngefs cf q - ssft9l
aspnsls u 4 tandy ~ Rissgt ts5tsj
Ars tkse SAITH 1ysr arIf ~ tae safse
class. I.esaSEs. "a
"a inraI ana EeoA elfixen !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

as'fHN ~ AIfA
w'This rofsre
try ha, frs~s
dsfn ~ s,s1ts d
anA ue hASr
tire rixht ~
20 10 th~ pail
M h.,.ssis and
sae faf sipsli
ne thlnk wnf
make the f~ss
sFk Eni ana 81
the test for
tsar city and
apf ci,pairF
Me thpe4h
shap ar 80
prs lstrge fsiy
eHsfnfet nhr
.- A w4f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

y ~ p4A ~ ne
eighth grade %
Boynt0n school
ma ~ Iris une
81 the teiiinC
points III hi'
essay re wrote
n SIN a stu
dcRt az one -
Detroit public
Schools ard 4
bettexe ta
good COVERS
merit 4 have
bcen tnaxht
that good ga
e = n ~ ? q &
cnfnrN asn re-
slllf 81 knllnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

iar Ne 4. ftfftFt ftiikFgs silsaEt
49, ear raof6trs soc issAers aEf
nrlrhbusss e. yete ~ st9ss -
tk,er rs a. thr pals sn Nasssn
b~s 4 eyeessi.n As, a. stlr krip
au1 fs1strr fTse ssr " tysrss
So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

nut Nixt %n'e
y ms hAngs vp
haK ~ trent
on hks hou~
sn chr proper
/ occasions If
he does nat 90
90 the polls
ard Notr on
essfEon day
iae a. nef a.
good and inNHi
rgtiHrn Dan'
drrnd M the
wfhev raasyiAe
"a 81 the tot-
Ing fathers
and fnsihsrs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
DE NoRRis To IL

E3r II Frank Morris ~ Issl
gapissr tNafeh w,li EFsa4h SuFr
night k ~ p nl il G1nNrF !
EEall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Detroit Teth Meets
Sioux City Eleven

y SIOUX CITY. 58. NOV p
AimMingxlde fellege sAas fasxrfd
IN IN jclaxh ~. NJ : fsdaS WITH fsq-
tfpit Terh. MN VA los1 Ull & gar
az Ia contest Nj asl9~esis She
oppdg8k.on tn pslrf,> while sz3 Pr
if1E rsasre " N,-S q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Tne Fetee6i finaS siFpgrsfg
s.s5nsnrea ry tSs EsEd Nt ksssp -
tsrn ara s1tltro~res - Ilvrfaen az
rstilers IA sse-a waik * life IS
fseFsgrsed 10 nFsn5 ~ he fcali8afien
81 rNfrct parents that Z is theiF
,8Uts 10 themselves their cfllaTefi
ard shearl clfy 10 SO 'so the S1clsS rsl-
Tuesday
" 'FfsAn agsts'. fsnl aas not sttNts'a "a
tl,e ears icIArs M anS enc fRigltsgle
Ter eisscc Rswoesis 81 tiie EaglsAis
ransfiti ~ have tSer fNgiissned IN
ctfct columns ~ thls reMst,aEHFr
The prgnEan hax nfllx npf CAniee
tMe ana tsaai is 40 get the gtNatcSt
usasxsSle nagnbeg ~ ytsferS 20 20 "a
the palgs and cast sflrif VOTES on
6>~rfian Cas
The reg9xtra ton NJ I'M sihle "
tfm lBrgesk Tor ane yHunscioal eser,-
zion ii ffir haxtpay * petrciE and
il = the airn " tNe program 81
fyave ifr vote siie largest Also Yet.
al stm primary lasa rrsorth only 4
l1ttle mlnff tkRn e gHg rert ~ the
registered yeERrs slocks I've ifoubie
| TO 80 VI sss ileSs- 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

S6wrsrif can cast gnfff ballots
ana h~tp elest sfurds, coed
xosermrnent n got evnment +
ssrWng. II eAnnat eANily ~ De-
reated bot Il u y Aeak 4 ran
o. rassIs pyeFthreWn
sIct ~ alnHF n an9 prf eent
A the pslis faF ths siectiee 90
sEBreia,. N~yrfui'-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

T'he invaders viii depend ON
tlseir three breskaway hacks. who
have performed so creditably all
season. They are Harry Ice. Bob
SEeuher and Red Wade These
three rnrn hare anlaSsed total OF
II toglch downs ON runs Of 90 yards
lne ionxer ADJ three OF these men
PASS lsgi none N considered excep-
EinnaI TIE fhat field
coach Dor Fauros pf Mlissotri
has a tearn with q r1D~t interest
inc offense. While thes depend on
fSlnritng CA most OF ifteIr advances
they use enough aerial pays 10
kfep tire defense from bemeping
tsDn deEeRae tBe Mlssouri slrver
AZ bern hestsglt held fhe is1weF-
ST rhrask5 NAssseTi " 81 yEris
Nalsh laek7ca iff-rfrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
REnFslRIl I'LL. & DNINIEs

Rtiss4 AZ 70 M NJ tfm RetSs
haf8 zf4isf rfhUiael, srstitfyi sess
Ase ''s4sss. arH eletm4 n a
Anheaj nso,e corning Gt re chnrk
Tive tsr xesg tawiily present. Will rs
espn gSsf nssIk from ire pastNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Nv EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING. Nov 1.--- Tor
the second time this season the
Mlchigsn State Sparfsns are IN
the position Of being Giant Killers.
This Afternoon they meet the
highly favored Missouri Tigers az
Marklin Field IN the annual horne
coming game
On paper the edge is All wtth
THE Missouri eleven But couple
ar weeks ago highly favored
Marquette team came here under
the same circumstances htn the
fiehmng Srartans turned them
hack a-7. IN Sell played game
Missouri last week won from
Nebraska. a pre-Srasof, national
favcrite The Tigers have h<tn
beaten only gnce, hy rCnf~ State,
Me- lapssi< st8snns Opener Stace
tlt~n trey have piled up a record
az fuErr straight victories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
CHURCH BRIEF.

oiw with A sgHCl8 I
ti'ere vii be maSse
u M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Missouri Favored
spsrtsns Have chsnes 70 Become 0isnt klsrs
in Homecoming Game With Tigers

cause az injuries. are bscF In
shsue Only I'd RipSrisster pnd
Karnan. who have been Tnissir all
year viii st!il be on the side Anes,
STATES RECORD EsEN
STATES record Is two vlcttEies
and a hike rsiRber ~ deff pts,
They played fine brand Of et-
bail aEalnst Santa f,iaSa OIL lthe
coast bslt were unable 10 sk6re
The Other Loss nas AZ the ! hd'
OF Michigan y
The regular quarter viii siatt In
ire hackfield for the SpAff kns
uIlforyi Davis VIII be At quatfer'
back. DECK kieppe and Pete FOR
mari VIII he AZ the haabacks ono
BOb Sherman at hallbsrk ADJ
group hAs been working we'll AnC
may be the first team II gcorf sor
lhe groand against Missouri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

F1sls uadnirn gaat tAnsiuE 0ffifikis--
WIrtsrr Hskrt fllun1casi rsferts
aawafd Mllasa fIrinots wssisyanl arnpAf~
Ls4 aIonisla itSsyclal head fDssrnAa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Fnday ~ ga m rAere vii D. g
~uau lsaer@s ed rseuhecs ~ the
49, i'll Iaa@r-- 6frn- Il Is
seu ,sa EFesktAst eS,1 "
.lsiss ~. the Cegs.r Rcttie Atsa stpF
eNe lnard rAppfsng All ip
M tastesH sf tnt regular sinse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

!, va "a o
,
{ the 81
nuei "A
.ebra- RimA
cake seros
ID IN Church.
stinEs delive
Zach Park BaA
viii An m
IRE 20 meeting
IeavorinOon 81 sA
lWooslwaIdA
honor There DocfeA
h an on the Sula
tho Science
viii the SalyauMA
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.iionsl singing sociefF
,garth male voices.
selections
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-11-20

To sum up, that vote was no indi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-11-20

cation of national disunity. Nor was
it indicative of dissatisfaction with
the so-called Roosevelt foreign policy
of about aid to Britain and Russia
Rather, it was an expression Of pro-
found dissatisfaction with Mr.. Roose-
velt's domestic and defense policies
of a belief that unless first we put
our own house in order, we can Meth
er move effectively toward the crush
ing of Hitler nor adequately defend
ourselves. Whether Mr. Roosevelt will
grasp this fact is doubtful. Whether
the narrowness of the escape will
make him see the ACCESSIBILITY of do
ing the things that can so easily
unity the country remains to be seen.
What makes reasoning with him so
hopeless is his apparently incurable
disposition to believe that. whatever
he does is right and that those who
dissent are either ignorant or vicious
or both. In any event, the fight to
force him into the ways of competen-
cy and to free us from the shack
les of labor domination is not going
to let up.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-11-20
Opportunity for All
To Help T. B. Fight
Annual Sale of Christmas Seals
Opens on Monday, November "a

Here's another chance for every
body to help in the fight against tuber-
culosis," DR.. R. H. Riley, Director of
the State Department of Health said
in calling attention to the opening Of
the annual sale of Christmas seals for
the benefit of the various services used
in the care, control and prevention OF
tuberculosis. The nationwide sale
the thirty-ffth annual one-opens a
few days after Thanksgiving and con-
tinues until the end of December.
The sale in Maryland will be con-
Quoted, as usual, under the direction
of the State tuberculosis Association
at would be difficult to estimate
the number of people in Maryland who
have benefited either directly OF in
directly through the special services
made possible in the thirty-five years
since the seals have been used as a
source of revenue. DR.. Riley con-
tinued, in urging everybody to lay in
a generous supply of the little stickers.
'Last year, for example, nearly 6,G00
people attended the clinics held in the
counties and many more were reached
through the services in Baltimore
City, but far beyond that number were
benefited through follow-up services
in the homes of persons i'll with the
disease or who have been in contact
with it; through activities in the
schools; and in countless other ways.
Both sickness and deaths from
tuberculosis have been greatly reduced
in Maryland in the last thirty-tive
years There were 2,610 deaths from
the disease in the State in 1906; last
r-1940-there were only half as
many, 1902 In 1906, tuberculosis was
responsible for one death in every
eight from all causes and at all ages;
last year it was responsible for one
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Farewell Party Held

A farewell party was held at the
home of Mike Tasker, at Bethlehem,
in honor of his son, Howard who left
on Tuesday for the army. Games fea-
tured, and refreshments were served.
The following were present: Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry J. Murphy and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Lohr
and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Broad
water, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Harvey
and family, Mrs. Boyd Moon and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ours
and family, Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Beck
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nazelrod and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ferguson and family, Mrs.
Bonnie Calhoun and family, James
Twigg and family, Oscar Simpson and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Roderick
and daughter, Mrs. Hilda Pritts and
family, Mrs. Zalemma Cooper and
family, c. V. Harvey and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Taskcr and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Green and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tasker
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.
Tasker and family, Pat and Boil
Foley, Halle White, Jane Hardesty
Esther, Neil and Geraldine Rowan
Louise Holland, Dixie Collins, 10
Bill and Beatrice Hardesty, Charles
Herbert and Bell Tasker, Mary Wilt
Dale Harvey, Odell WEIGH, Claud
Harvey, Victor Erwin, Mike Jerry and
Howard Tasker.
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death in every II in the State These
changes have been brought about by
the combined work of all agencies,
public and private, and through better
living conditions and medical care.
eve have gone long way, but we
have long, hard fight ahead of US,
before the task will be accomplished
and it will need the hard work and help
of every means within our power The
picture Of this years seal, of light
house with its great beacon throwing
light into unseen rocks and dangers
and showing the way to safe harbors,
symbolizes the way in which science
and skilled care are helping to combat
the dangers of tuberculosis.
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with the seals costing only penny
piece, every one of US can have
share in this fight. Last years sale
of the Christmas seals was the most
successful in the long history of the
State tuberculosis Association. If
we all help we can make this years
sale even better Let's make it real
Victory Year in our fight agai INST
tuberculosis"
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A suit docketed in Allegany county
has questioned the legality of city
parking meters An injunction asks
prevention of installation in West
ernport.
Senator Tydings has demanded the
end Of strikes, declaring Roosevelt S
only person who can stop labor strife.