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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22

lmmortalized by Josephus Daniels
historic comment - ''the Republi-
can majority is out on bail" In
that balloting As of the As Republi-
cans participating voted against
ratification of the treaty. AS it
takes two thirds of the Senate to
ratify a treaty it would not have
made a particle of difference if
every Democratic Senator had
voted against it. Actually 81 of
the A Democrats present voted
for the Wilson measure.
There were other votes, of course
notably that one of the treaty plus
the Lodge reservations, which
President Wilson declared nullified
the purpose Of the League, and
which likewise failed of passage.
In the next subsequent Con-
gress the Republicans had So
seats and could have put across
the League. with the Lodge reser-
vations. An impressive group Of
Republicans, including Charles
Evans Hughes Nicholas Murray
Butler and others of like calibre,
pledged their party to such a
course in advance Of Harding's
election. Practically the whole
Republican delegation in the Sen
ate subscribed to a similar declara-
ton.
Yet. when President Harding
took Office and the Republicans
mad the Senate with an overwhGlm-
ing majority, the whole League
business went out of the window,
without even a mention.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
Roosevelt and Revere

President Roosevelt has shown
his ability to match wiles Of the
Germans and Japanese by his
prescience so far as this war is
concerned. AS it will be noted On
the Roosevelt record, he was
sounding the clarion call to
patriots away back in 1888. The
President, through his forceful
sponsorship Of the Navy bill in
1886, showed that he is a modern
Paul Revere, riding through the
darkness Of public opinion and ig-
norance. There are very few diff
ferentiation between the people
that Paul Revere rode among and
the American people today. We
have leader today as we had
yesterday. - Boston Post).
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
What Editors Are
Saying:
More Than They Can Bear


1t is no wonder President Roose-
velt's opponents are going around
mumbling to themselves these days
Every time he told the Ameri-
can people the truth about world
conditions and the danger facing
America they laughed and said:
Just some more interventionist
chatter" And now to have those
words proved ridiculous by events
occurring every day-it is just
more than they can bear without
increasing their hatred. The
Hoosier SentineD.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
Flynn Calls Upon American Voters
To Consider Candidates Records

rifice too great for any American
to make so that we do win the
war. But don't let us win this
war in vain. Let us try, in the
winning of the war, to see to it
that we win peace that might in
some way prevent all future wars"
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22

the Democratic National Commit
tee, in a recent address before the
Women's National Democratic
Club Of the District of Columbia,
called upon his audience and upon
the American voter to consider
most carefully the record of the
men who are running for the House
of Representatives and the Senate
in this election, to find out what
thier attitude was before December
7eh Of last year.
"1f they were isolationists then,
it is pretty safe to assume that
they will be isOlationists after this
war is ended" said Mr.. Flynn. "If
that is their attitude, no peace
that can be a lasting peace can
ever be written"
Referring back to the last war,
Mr.. Flynn declared. 1--WE can re-
member what happened at the ter
minatiOn Of that great conflict"
'1f at that time" said Mr.. Flynn
this country had assumed it right
full place in the League OF Nations
We would not be engaged in this
awful conflict. That is why | ask
you to remember 1t because you
and | know that the League Of Ma
tions was not defeated because of
its defects, but was defeated by an
opposition political party to the
President and to embarrass that
political party"
Mr.. Flynn commended the Re-
publicans for their support Of the
President and the war effort which
they demonstrated at their recent
meeting in Chicago, but certainly
no one, whether he is Republican
or a Democrat, deserves any great
credit for supporting the President
of the United States and for sup
porting the war effort" said Mr.
Flynn. ''If he did not do it, he
would be a traitor to the country
that he lives in"
'It is fair and entirely just" as
serted Mr.. Flynn, that 'in consider
ing the candidacy Of any man for
the House Of Representatives or
the Senate, it is most important to
know not what he will do about
the war - because certainly no
man can be an American who will
not support the war in all of its
ramificatiOns but what that
man. particularly in the Senate,
will do about the peace that is to
follow"
'It is most important that the
people know and remember what
the views of each candidate were
before December 7th of last year"
declared Mfr. Flynn. THAT is a
message that you have sent thru
out the country. 1t is important
that you constitute yourselves mis-
sionaries, that you constitute your
selves committees of one to see to
it nat back in your own home
community the men who are run
ming for public office should be in
terested in the peace as much as
they are interested in the war"
1--WE have no doubt about the ul-
innate result. We have no doubt
that the resources of this country,
both in men and machinery, are
such that we will win this war"
concluded Mr.. Flynn. eve know,
you all know, that there is no sac
The Worlds Darkest Hour
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22

Yellow vegetables are more re-
sistant to heat and acid than the
green and white and their color
is not damaged by overlooking.
Neither they nor beets need soda
in cooking.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22

When purchasing cauliflower, it
is we'll to remember that the heads
should be firm and white and that
size has no relation to the flavor.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
MERRY-GO-ROUND

Mrs. Jesse molly" Nicholson
congressional candidate in the 9th
district and first to announce, has
no intention of withdrawing from
the race "just because Katharine
Byron has decided she wants a
second term" Molly says she be-
came a candidate because she
took Katharine 'at her word. -
Emile Kriez, the Virginia portrait
painter, did such good job paint
ing the portrait of the late Secre-
tary of State, Miles Tull, that
many want her to do the official
portrait of Governor Herbert R.
O'COnor. - George Meyers of the
Maryland State CIO probably will
be named by O'Conor to be men,
Der of the state civilian defense
board. Incidentally, O'COnOr's
handling of the State defense pro-
gram has won him more confidence
with labor. - COllegian Curley
Byrd has been infected anew by
the political pollen and is reported
to be itching to say a piece about
the governors job at Annapolis.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
Have You Heard About Our 0peratio N?

Our prices went under the knife when the General
Maximum Price Regulation announced. There
may be few trivial scars but expect to them
proudly soldier sports his wound stripes.
We're up and around feeling clipper and
you'd never know we'd had operation unless you
looked at price tags If you looked closely you'd
surely notice that nearly all prices cut to
March maximums, quite slice in some cases.
Kindly omit Flowers. We feel fine about the whole
business and right we're working overtime to
make that the things you buy at these prices
will be the quality merchandise you've learned
to expect of us.
We've talked enough about operation. We won't
bore you further with details. Come in and
You'll be surprised how we'll we look.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-22
Maryland Merry
GO-ROund
tContinued From Page u

tCOuIluuou FROM rage
him to the punch.
All of which looks as if there
would be at least one good fight
on an otherwise dull Maryland po-
litical horizon.
For regardless Of Mrs. Byron's
early announcement. her charm,
and her five fatherless boys, Major
Lee definitely has decided to run
for Congress. Furthermore, he
has the support of all the big-time
leaders of Western Maryland.
***t*
AN OLD GRUDGE
As matter of fact il was Brooke
Lee who really elected the Widow
Byron in the last election. when
he lined up all the political lead
ers of Western Maryland for her
against Republican candidate Chas
Stewart
Despite this sapport, Katharine
has heartily disliked Lee, dating
back to the days Immediately fol-
lowin CHER husbands death when
he opposed her candidacy on the
Democratic ticket After she was
selected as the Democratic candi-
date, however, his support was 100
per cent.
Nevertheless, Katharine's sud-
den announcement looks definitely
like means of evening scores.
The announcement was so sud-
den that not even the Byron pub
iicity agent, able Bill Hunt knew
anything about it. Taken COM
pletely by surprise also was Pub
Usher John McMullen of Cumber-
land, the one Western Maryland
leader chiefly responsible for her
nomination in 1941.
John seemed a bit nettled by
Katharine's failure to take him into
her confidence last week. And
when she finally got around to
calling him he was cool. In fact
he definitely refused to commit
himself about supporting her in
the primaries.
However, regardless Of male sup
port, Katharine will probably have
lot of women vociferouslv behind
her, and Maryland can look for
ward to a good colorful battle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
| @ebt bic ucikc 3aic bnrdl @a6enielbfmoro Mnter?

Mcrifo biloen sSS1bianer nno Solb-
inoioner sic Mebrbcit. gSie lonee
nod, bis iie tpirflih ltimmberehtist
iperoen 1lno Sic Serridaft a,trcten2
Staatsmanner uno Bolitifer flei-
neren &alibers balten lanee uno bret
te Ieoe1 III oenen iie por Dem I'm
teraang oer Civilization iuarnen. Ber
5erltort aber Die 3ipililation, lpem
nibt bie 8eiben ielber! Sic 5erfiei-
lben chamber llnb moroen chamber
bin i'm 9riege ino binterlaiien einen
Nahmuds, oem Scr l(ntergang ins
@eiidJt geidrieben lit rno feinem an-
oriff @ioerltano leiiten fam. 9si6t
unlonit ipuroe ihon por Sabr5ebntcn
Dor Der eelben @cfabr 9eiparnt.
gSenn Die ipeibe Haiie augrunoe
gebt, fann man onf ibren 8robitein
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ibreiben: ,,Sier rubt Die ipeiBe Gaiie,
Die iid ielbit ouarunoe ribtete, in-
oem iie anoeren Hailen sic 8offen
in sic Sdnoe uno bomit sic Serr.
ibaft aus oen Sanoen eab. 8erleubt
lno fed ,lno gottios grub iie ibr ei'
genes Grab"
&ie idnea iid sic giiaten i'm &C.
genlas 5u oe,l 8eiBen pernebren.
indte elm Statiitifer an beranibauli.
den, inoem er foIgenoes 9ilo entail
tete: 8ollte man 3. 9. bie Gbineien
55u 5iinfen nebeneinanoer, ieoe Heibe
flint S6ritte binter ser anoeren, anf.
marl6ieren linb iie mittels Maibi,
nengeipebren eridieBen laiien, ,pie iie
borbeimarldiereil, 10 ipiirbe bie 3eit
ibrer slusrottlnlg niemals fon,men.
= 10 ldneu bernebren ie iih. gs
ipuroe ausgerebnet, BOB unter ben
berrfbenoen 8erbdltniiien bic Beb6l-
ferllng ,,nIeres. 2anbes in ipenieer
als 5tpei sSsabr5ebnten ibren 60be.
punft erreibt baben miro, 1,no bob
bon Damn an sic gep0lferung auriid.
eebt, tpie oas BEL ben 5ranaolen Der
sSaIl ipar = nnb bei bielem branden
mir nidt in oie >5bule au eeben.
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Halle 1uo beiiirbten, oab Die gclbs
coer sic i6parae Meni6enralie ein-
NAL bie tpeiBe perordneen llno biele
bon ser @rbe perihminoen miro.
9lub iiber oie llrIa6en bes Tiid9an-
ees ser meiBen Taiie idreihen iie
oide 8anoe lmo eelebrte slbbanohn-
gen. llno oob lieet sic Sabe 10 1,n=
aentein eiufab: Die anoern Menl6en.
raiien treiben feinen Gaiienlelbitnoro.
Was 3ur 9eiblelrniollng oes Sfiid-
ganges ser ipeiBcn &olfer gcgenlpor,
tig nod geipaltig beitrdgt, lit Oie Sat.
iaebe, oab bis iett ibpn piele @tiIlio-
nen Wteniben int ei1ropoil6en Son.
oern bur1 ben Nfaienrorber &rieg
in perbaltnisnabig fnroer Belt &C.
totet moroen, noer Sungers geltor=
ben linb. 3u bieler &lalie geboren
notwithstanding ipeltige Gertreter Ser
iorbigen Haiieu. Ofit ser Gcru,inNe-
r,lng Scr meiben Gaiie ibwinoet ou6
aIlmablih belpnoers in oielem
nellen Grieg ser ipeiBen Hailc - ooS
slnieben uno ser MabteinflllB Ser
paiBen Gaiie. Or. Serbert A. NtiIler,
Erofeilor oer So5iolngie am 8eloit
College, isis, bat in einem Sortrog
por Stnoenten nno Mitgliebern Der
,Safnltat erfldrt, oaB, europa ieinc
sSiibreri6aft in ser 0eltfultltr nit
oem sSan bon 5inaapur eingebiibt
babe. Ser grofeilor oe,ltete on, bab
oie Ser. Staaten mogliberlpeiie sic
fnltlirelle ssiibrerid)aft iibernebmer
iueroelL Oieielbe aber nit ser 3eit
Hublano iiberlaien ,niiBten. Erofel.
ior Dfiiler inar einnlal 8alt 0toban=
oas @anobis in Snbiem ,lnb lit Ger
anlid)t, Dab Snbien in 3ufllnft nibt
10 bon @nelanb beberrldt lperocn
miro, mie in Der &ereaneenbeit. @n9=
fi6e 3eitungen brabten sic Welonng
llnter Der ltcberibrift: .9ie Serr-
ldaft oer 8eiBen au @noe, erflart elm
8rofeiior'. 9as lit intereliant ,mo
luBI IleT plldeH.
ssm Sabre 1929 eribien elm lebr-
reibes 8uh San tbe g4bite &ace
Surbipe" (4ann Sic ipeiBe &diie iid
beboupten). Ser Gerfaiier Sames
9elon Sapers befaBt iib bouptidd
lid nit ser Haiienmilbrng l,no bem
NIT ibr nerbllnbenen Hiidgang ber
meiBen 8aiie. Cine Sluitration per=
aniballidJt bas 9apitol in @aibins=
ton, mie es i'm Sabre $500 ansieben
miro. 9as Gapitol lit ba1lfdllig unb
bon @eitriipp lmaeben. Sm 8orber-
arllnb iteben 5lpei Mdnner, sic on
sic stein5eit erilurern uno nit irrem
glid oas @ebduoe betrabten.
@Gbreno 9r. Miller iih nit ser
Golitit uno Sapers iid nit scr 9lal.
lenpermenelna befaiien nno oiele, ic
nab ibren Aniidten, ais @riinbe oa.
fir anfiibren, baB es nit Ser Serr=
idaft ser lpeiben 8aile lansiam 5u
Gnoc eebt, fiibren anbere @elebrte
cinen Oritten @runo au: Den Haiien-
ielbltmoro uno @eburtenriideang, sic
bel oen @eiBen 10 porberribeno iino.
Man braltdt iib nibt ipeit llnl5lie-
ben, nm aeipabr 81 iperoerL bo6 bie
uNnslonber" biersulanoe sic grGBten
Jamilien baben, tpdbreno tppii6
amerifaniide Somilien auslterben.
Sm Siioen eibt es in manben Sc
neu Aett t,1nhr Maanr aIs 4Na;i,a l.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

eeiiigt ulo eingeglicbert iperoell 10
mnB ser InItob ba5u BON ibm lelblt
fpmnncn. gs nnlB scr &clt Flor tperz
ben, ooB es in 9clltl6lolo nod einen
Sancrteig perniinitigcr gnldonun-
gen gibt, sic nit oer 3eit lno untcr
eiinltgen llmlt0nocn bos gauge GoIf
6nr6bringen nn0 lib allgcnelne an-
srfcnnung pcrlboIlen meroen. Menis
Soffmlng e0bc es iiir cine @enelnng
9elltl6lnnbS, menm bns Golt melt
anlhailli6 llnh geoanflih Gins toore.
N0rc bos gauge Gnlf scr Galcnlcbrc
nnO scr Stnotsoliialilng oes Natioz
nalln5ialislmls bcrldricben, 10 mir.
Be cine gcilti9e 9efebrung nngenlein
fdper fallen, benn oieie Ssrrtiimcr
,pir5eln lcbr tief uno nohen cine
Gerltonoi9lng nit Ser iibri9en &elt
eininh lulmoolidb. Sic Sro9e, ob Dos
1eutidc Golt in ieinem 8enfen ems
fei lit oobcr fiir baS Shidlal
Teutiblonhs bon ser oroBten Srog.
tpcitc. Nfit cincm Golf, ons aui
@rno iciner raiiidcn Gcronla9ung
nno elmer belonoeren eelhidtliden
1nh fulturcllcn 8eruflmg cine suS~
nnbmcltclllmg fir iib in slnlprub
nilrnlt, fonncn nuoere golfer elbit~
berltonblih nid)t a1ionlmcnlebcn, es
fci benn, baB lie ibre Minoermertigz
feit ancrfcnnen nno iib sic Sorberr=
fd)aft bes SerrenpolfeS geouloig ge-
fallen Iaiicn. SSeiterbin loiien Iid
baum altO sic Sheen, ipclhe bas No5i=
t,un init 9c5ug auf oen sSert ser
menld)lihen Eerlonli6feit llnb Den
9egriff bcs Staates pertritt, nit ben
1leber5engungeu nnocrer &olfer nidt
IN Ginflang bringen. 3pllben Der
&eltanldollllllg llno ben pnlitiIben
2ebreu bcs No5itnnS nno ben oies=
be5iigliWen sluffaliltngcn onoerer
&olfer oGbnt ein Nbgrllilo, ser iid
niht iiberbriidcn lGbt. ltno menu Nun
Dos oan5e be,,tidc Bolt iib 5u oielen
2ebreu befeunt, 10 fam man feline
Bride BON 8e,ttldlonb 81 Der iibri=
gen 8elt iblo9el. Die 9eiiti9e Sbei
1,,na miro uGmliM nnpermeiblib au
elmer politiihen Ablouoerrng nou
onocren Sfnatsgcbilbeu fiibren lmb
9eutlblonb Itebt in boiler SSiolierum3
Oa.
@liidlihermeiie lieet sic Sohe fir
Deuti6lonb bp6 nitbt eans 10 I'M:
9iinitig, bcnu es eibt chen nod ein
0nhcres 0c,ltldlono als ienes, bos
iib nm9enblicflib 10 unongenebnt be-
mcrfbar mnd)t. 9os No5i=9crtid=
lono iit niht bas gauge 0entlblano.
IS gibt nod moere 9enfrihtlln9en
I'M bclltiheu Gnlt alS bie national
fo5ialiltiidc. 9ic prcltbiihc Staats,
lebre, sic int 8an5bcitsitaat ibren
@ipfelpunft fiuoet, bat in 9eutld)-
lano ielbit sic ihGriiten &ritifer ee-
babt. ;3,pilhen 3euti6lano lmo Ser
iibrigcu Nelt 9ibt es olio Anfniip-
fnuaspunfte, iobalo iitb bus anoerc
Deutlhlano ipieoer onrdlesen fann.
Dic enaliihe 3citibrift Dublin 8es
bic,p'' brinet einen Aufias, in ipcl,
dcm Gonitontin Irant als berpor-
raacnoer Gcrtreter bes anoeren
Deutiblanbs aeieiert miro. 1rant
bef0mpitc sic ginieuna 0entidlanos,
tpie iie inn Glane GreiBens lno 9is=
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9as ncmc 9emtidlanD

@ieOerbcritellnng Der abenolanbiibe,
G0lfcrgcmeinihaft auf briitlibel
8rlmolaae. Der Sraaer bieler euro
pdiiden @inbeit fam fein Staat lein
ionberu pielnlebr cine bobere iittIib'
nno fllltureae Sntereiengemeinlb lbaft
Sir oas @ro6nldbteipitem nno oil
bon Oieicm betriebene @leibeepihts
politit bat er feline Spmpatbie. Nib
nur eincn europdilben 8unb, lonoer,
al,b einen gScltblrno bat er int Iuse
Gem EreuBen- -9ellti6lano iit er, mi'
mir 1ms bas leibt benfen follnen
nibt lpobleciinnt; er iaste ibm iibri
gems fl1r3c 3oucr poral,s.
SSn ser 9cltinmlng bes Staats
oipedes belbreitet ct @eee, Die ibl
nabe an Die bemofrotiibe Stoatsauf
ioli1lng beronbrineen. @emdbrlei
lhlng DER SSreibeit ser giirger lit MIDI
Die gan3e Nnfeabc oes Stootes; es
lit oud belien Eili0t, bas @obl oes
Gplfes in ieoer Sinlibt 81 forocrn
Gon Stootspereottrng nno Staats
pcrgottcrung lit bel ibm feline Geoc
@beniopenig lit ct fir Nationalismls
5u boben. 9cm MilitarismuS ipi'
ald) Der Suriitenberrid)aft lit el
burbous abbolo. 0as iino lante:
0inge, bie in oas oemofratiide gi,l
tier bineinpaiicn. 8enn iolbe An
iihten in 9elltiblano litb gelteni
MAIDEN, lit cine Nnnaberung porberei-
tet. 9eoeutlingspon biirftc es iein,
BOB lranb Dem Eroteitantismrs OH
geborte, bel oem man ionit meitge,
benoe Spmpatbien fit bas ErelBen-
tlm bernnltet. Satiade aber lit, bob
li1 ser Eroteitantismus aipar oen
Sdub oes &aiierreibs eefallen lieB
fiir cine llnterbinonng Ser Golfsfrei=
belt aber bod nibt at baben ipar. Sn
fotbolilden &reilem NOR ser &ioerr
ltano eeeen Die pre,lBilbe Staatsbe-
pornrllnolng INNER lebr Itarf. 9fan
fonnte oarans lhlieBe,r menn mir es
mtb bon anoerer Seite nidt ihon
nitBter, bob al ein 3uiamnlengeben
oes &atbolisism,s nit bem Ratio<
nallo5ialismns nibt an oenfen lit.
0ieie eeIunoen lteberlieferuneen 81,
naterhriiden lit bem sta5itlm nidt
gelungen. sllleroinas Bat man Ole
GerIedter bieler stbiibteu 5um Stia,
lbmeieen eebrobt; ibre Soecm abe,
leben lpeiter nno ipartet nur ali bel
0iinltigeH Nu9enblid, lib wieoer Dor
bar 5u MAIDEN.
0ertl6lano ,nb Maaitl,m Iino midi
glei6beoeltcnb. @s gibt i'm Ma5i
reid genue Meniben, Die iiber Men
l6enretbte mo Meni6enlpiiroe, iibe:
Staats5iped nno Staatsgeipalt, genoi
10 Oenfen ipic mir. Oieien fonnen ipil
obne 8eoenfem sic Sano reihen, oem
lie iinb bereit, nit ,lns al benl auf
bau elmer beiieren sSelt 5uiommen
Suarbeiten. SSSbr @ifer in oieier 8e
5icbuna lit picIleidt nod er0ber al;
ser l,niere, benn iie baben es an if
rent eigenen 2eibe eriabren, mas es
beibt, in einem @an5beitsltaat 5n le
ben. &enn es gilt, Ser Na5iSerr
lbaft elm @nbe an bereiten nno ei,
nenes, eeeintes europa 5,t ibafien
,peroen mir al ibnen bereitipillig;
Gerbiinoete finben. Sci ser iiber,pGl
tigenoen @roBe ser I,,faabc, oie III
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Die Meni6en iaeen INNER:
9ie 3eiten nerben I6limmer.
Die 3eiten bleiben INNER,
Die Menl6en iperoen Ihlimmer.
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Salente in oen 9ienit Ser Menidbeit
ol ltellen. ga, es eibt ein anberes
imo beiieres 9e,tiBono. = Dr. 6.
g., @anberer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-06
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER +, 1912

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prose was taken IN Bya.d'S hole
allie Grcrrway Mas ch,r,,os,e.
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holc rai'Sr MAS found and :. p!p'
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under 500 bond. voUt.
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being drunk and PRAYER fS o' with
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ne costs and Il Tine OF 81 ''"' .!
Ihrc" other white men. all ,u,..
drivers. were charged vii "ucH
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-18
China Says Island
victoryis Vital

CHUNGKING, Aug. 18 UP) =
The United States action against
Japan in the Solo mons has
strengthened greatly Chinas CON
fidence in the might and unlimited
possibilities of an American Of
fensive," a Chungking government
spokesman said today.
The epoch making battle in the
Solomons, which has drawn a sub
stantial portion of Japanese naval,
air and land forces from the mid
Pacific, will inevitably force Japan
to revise her continental plans as
they stood prior to Aug. T." he said
The spokesman said it was be-
lieved that the Moscow meeting be-
tween Premier Josef Stain and
Prime Minister Churchill would re-
suit in immediate closer collabora-
ton in the war efforts of Britain
and Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-18

Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Cal,
begins quest of her fifth straight
title in the 48th annual Longwood
Bowl tennis tournament today
Second-seeded Billy 'Falbert of
Cincinnati, ordered to report for
Army induction tomorrow, fought
to within one point of first-round
win over Bob Smidl of Chicago yes
terday and then defaulted to per
NIT Smidl to continue competition.
Talbert, fresh from his upset vic
tory over Ted Schroeder in the
Newport Casino tournament, won
the first set, 6-3, and was leading
the second set, 5-1, with a 40-15
advantage in the deciding game,
when he bowed out.
Third seeded Seymour Greenherg
of Chicago defeated Bud Hart of
Miami, Fla, G-3, 6-1, and fourth
seeded Vivtor SeiXas of Philadel-
phia eliminated Gardner Larned
of Chicago, 6-2, Ga, in the other
two featured first-round MATCHES.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-18
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Aug, 18 - CUP) -
With the name of SLEEPY jim"
Crowley providing a connection, the
1912 football training season has
opened officially for most metro
politan fans by virture of twin an
nouncements from Chapel Hill, N.
c., and Rose Hill, New York City
From Rose Hill, campus of the
Fordham University Rams, came
news that Fordham had started
training yesterday with a new
coach, Earl Walsh, with the larg-
est squad in its gridiron history
SIS men- and on its earliest date
From Chapel Hill, NC, came
the information that Sleepy jim"
Crowley now lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy - had blown
the opening whistle for condition
ing of his naval aviation Cloud
busters"