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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Home From w ar
Detroiter Coxswain in Navy Helped TO Lane
Troops in Africa; Tells Of Experience

STANLEY Numford q n cox
swain IN the coast guard. is home
on fulough from the African
campaign today principally cone
ccrued with seeing The Gtt be
intends 20 warry.
I'm not marrying her Vet.
though" he said CravcIt OF BeN-
erly Alexander 1865 Nor'hlaVD
avenue II want 10 be sure I'm
coming back. The job l have il
pretty uncertain.
one of Tho uncertainties, de-
Scrlbcd by Numtord concerned
Crouchng IN his landing boat ON
the beach near Casablanca while
caught i'm the Cro>S-GIc OF French
and American guns.
"AS We went In, the rudder Of
my boat was broken" he said
Then, the tide went out. There
was nothing TO do after the sol
dierS had left III hut wait for
the tide 10 come back"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
University Post
Peri|s Candidacy
Of Mcfarland
Eligibility Of Won Mol
for Civil Service Board
Also Is Challenged
By FRANK MORRIS

Although he is a leading candi-
date for thc Craftsmanship Of the
Wayne County Civil Service Com
mission Prof Edward w. McFar-
land Of Wayne University. may be
ineligible for the post Prosecutor
William T. Bowling revealed to-
day
The prosecutor who is prepar-
ing n formal opinion for the board
OF supervisors. said Doctor Mcf'ar-
land may be disqualified because
the statute provides that no MEM
her Of .the commission may be
by government agency,
and Wayne University may be
legally IN that category The SUI
pcrVlSOrS are 10 name the three
civil service commissioners at
special meeting Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. j. one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

pOrtunitN 10 SerNe IN hHUIHF'
way.
1T il an indisputable fact that
our army il the beSt-fed. best
clothed and beSt-paid In the
world. II IL also indisputable
that n soldier. regardless of
rank. cannot possibly send
sizable sum home each month.
III the GOodfellows can get
that thought across, i believe
many would he willing 10 share
their prosperity
please sec that the enclosed
reaches the family al some man
In service. through the Good
fellows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
JOB ENPERIFNCE

us friends have pointed ont
that he has had broad experience
IN government employment hav-
Inc served eight terms on tho
common council and 20 years on
the board Of supervisors kronk
served on the committee which 70
classified All county employs SGT
ting up tho present system Of
equal pay for equal work
Labor < NonpartISan League has
endorsed Monroe Lake a member
of the city welfare commission
and of the county institutional
commission
Some Democratic leaders have
been attempting 20 persuade Wal
ter ] Mackenzie Detroit attor-
ncN. 70 become q candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
UNIVERSITY JOB FIRST

Doctor Mcfarland who is for
mer chairman Of the state liquor
control commission said he would
not resign from the university 10
accept the Craftsmanship. If II is
forthcoming
Another leading candidate for
one Of the three appointments is
Supervisor William r. Won Mol
Of Trenton His eligibility. TOO. IS
IN doubt bowling SAID ms opinion
VIII rule whether a member Of the
board Of supervisors can be ap-i
pointed
Meanwhile former Councilman
John kronk NJ Detroit has gath
cred considerable support Tho
statute provides that one Of the
three commissioners shall hc
man experienced IN matters Of
and kronk is seek
lng appointment under that CLASH
fCafloD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
CHRISTMAS CAROL, 1912

The following letter comes
from an army post IN Topeka.
Kan. but the writer evidently
is a Detrolter.
Dear MIR. Pickering;
"While the whole country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
SHIPPERS ANNOYING

Chief annoyances Of the Amer
lean troops IN CaSablanca. SChon-
aNar said were SnlpcrS who
continued 10 haraSS them after tho
port surrendered. Num bere d
among them were several women
All said they had relatives killed
in the battles around the city and
were seeking revenge. SChcnavar
THE French were happy 10
see the Americans" the seaman
said Most of the natives
were. too. when l left. every
thing was running smoothly"
Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs IIar-
old SChcnayar. are proud oil Their
boy
He doesn't like to talk about
the war" his mother said He
doesn't think he has done any
thing more than any other boy
fighting for his country and
shouldn't get any more credit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
French Sacrifices
Sailor Home From Africa Tells How They Shot
Themselves Rather Than Fire on Yanks

He displayed hat given 70 him
hy a French sailor who was shot
by the Germans
Schenavar went ashore 10 rein
force the American soldiers and
sailors at Fedela harbor near
CaSablanca on the third day of
fighting But he saw no action
Death brushed hun one night
while he was helping unload am
munltion from las ship A native
>nlpcr on the shore spotted his
cicarct m the dark. Three bullets
ricoChetcd of the wInchcs near
him He dropped the CiCare'
The Sniper surrendered 10 a pa
troll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

pic>orNor over hI, head This va,
no protection be- Admit, but ca,e-
his mind
Don't let any one kid YOU
that YOU aren't scared under
those conditions" me- continued
II admit I was and the other,
said ~. too.
Nium.ord l5f' a United Nation,
port with NO idea where he va.
gong
As matter of fact, we'd
been praCticing landing Tor
weeks and all of uS supposed ~
was merely another practice.
he said wv hen wc were day az
sea, We were told this was the
real business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
IN BOAT ) HOURS

Mumford and his crew stayed In
the boat for FIVE hours. lie had
lost his helmet and used a lifC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
MAPS, LECTURES

En- route. Mumford said tho mon
were given maps and picture 0,
tho sector which they were 60 lr.
wade Daily lectures were also held
THE study was ~ thorough
that, when We got there. even
the rocks looked familiar" he
said
Mumford lJvcs at 625 Parent
avenue, Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
NAME FORTUNATE

cent light, had not been signed
by tho arreslnC officer and be-
cause az his coIncldcntal name
Judge Thomas r. Maher dismissed
fhc case against Wilbur Good
fellow. II. who lives At 43ll6
Powell avenue. Hazel Park
Judge George r Murphy col
loctcd $500 for tho Goodici.oW~
Rlthn 10 minute, He gave two
war workers the choice OF serving
rmc for drunk driving or con-
tlhuNnC 10 Tho cause
The TWO. Harold r. pcdcn g. OF
1850 LiIhrldcc avenue. and
Charles =. Mcdowell 3S. of 256i
West Grand boulevard chose 10 be
donors and were given receipts
tor $500 contribution each,
GIVES ~ EXTRA
Police st. Theodore Circuit paid
p s. fnc on friend parking
ticket. then tossed an additional
Il 10 the Goodiel.oWS for good
measure
Similarly Selma Cohen Of 2iS2
West Euclid avenue, gave s. plus
her 81 fine for driving without an
operator license
Assisting with the fne-donation
collecting were GoodfclloW> Prc>i-
dent John II HcnninC Joseph "
Brady Jamc, l. Nahon Carroll
p. Adams, Edward Gardner and
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Zabil zenu.

Sam Villon v Omaze zastTe-
lii svou zenu a kratce ma to, pc
prfchodu policie, pokusil Sc O
sebevrazdu. Agent pojistovny
Louis Abramson pravil policii,
re Sci do obydl1 Villonova ko-
lektovati poplatek ma pojistenf
kdyz tn Villon vybehl z domu,
navajo pistol, a kricel, re "a
stTelil svou zenu. Kdyz policie
Sc brzy ma to dostavila, strelil
Sc do hlavy. Byl dopraven do
Doctors nemocnice, kdez Sc
soudf, re zivotem vyvazne, a.
kroku toho Villon uvadel do
lie Dude slepym. Ia pr1cinu
macf rIznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Z WaShingtOnu.

Nejohromnejsf danova
pTedloha v historic sveta stala
Sc zakonem, kdyz president
Roosevelt pripojil ma nj svdj
podpis. Move excisnf dane vel
dou v platnost dnem /. listopa-
du.
Odhady, kolik move dane wy
nesou, sc r1znf. Sen. George,
predseda senatnfho financn1ho
vyboru, odhadl hruby jejf W.
nos ma $9,724,O 900, 900. Depart
ment pokladu vsak odhaduje,
re pTedloha vynese pouze &c.
881,OOO,O0O.
Jedina vec je jista = re no.
We dane nestacf. Sekretar Nor
genthau jiz uvedomil kongres,
re Dude brzy zadati novou da-
novou pTedlohu.
z uvedenych tabulek pozna-
te. jake dane z prijmd must
byti placeny pristine bfezna z
prfjmd letosnfho roku. Jest v
tom zahrnuta dan v1tezstvi,
ktera Dude srazena re mzdy.
Svobodnemu poplatnfkovi je
povolena exempce $500, zena-
temu $1,000 a "a kazde dftko
$3.50. Dan z prfjm1 a dan vi
tezstvi Dude nyni obnaseti:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Herecka Pola Negri bez
prostredkH

Pola Negri, kdysi jedna z nej-
vice okouzlujfcfch a zaTfc1ch
hvezd Hollywoodu svedcila u
nejvysS1ho soudu v New Yorku
re nynf je nucena z1ti ~ penez
a dobrocinnosti svych pTatel."
Jejf svedectvf bylo odpovedf
ma zalobu, kterou proti nj po-
dial hotel Ambassador, jenz Sc
snazf obstaviti $780,, ktere
ma Pola jeste dostati cd came
rican Weekly, Inc.," jake no
noraT Ia sve memoary.
Miss Negri pravila, re nevy-
delala jeste "ani jedineho CEN
tn" cd chv1le, kdy natocila
svGj poslednf film V Berl1ne ro-
ku 1888. Pola je pGvodu pol
skeho a jejf jmeno Negri je
pOuze umelecke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30

Uvadfme pouze dane do pT1j-
MI $4,000 a dale jsou stale
zvysovany, take svobodny clio
vek s pffjmem $4,000 Dude jiz
platiti $1,29O.4O a zenaty bez
ditek $946.40; z $4,000 svo-
bodny $2,524.80 a zenaty ST.
294.8O. Nejvyssi dan Dude z
pT1jm1 peti milionG a Dude OBJ
naseti $4,O54, 900.
President Roosevelt pra-
vii ma sve tiskove konferenci,
re nepochybne mnoz1 muzi We
veku 35 az 40 rok1, kter1 byli
uvedeni do armady, dostanou
dlouhou dovolenou a Dude jim
dovoleno vratiti sc k tovarn1
praci.
President Roosevelt pravil,
re ma sve nedavne ceste, ma nlz
mimo valecne tovarny ~navst1vil
cetne vojenske tabory a videl
tam mnoho muz1 We veku cd
35 do 40 rok6, kterf byli pr1lis
staff nez ably mohli konati po-
chody Is mil denne s tezkymi
bfemeny.
President pravil, re muzi ia
kovf byli by tim sp1se podmi-
necn6 propusteni, kdyby NELL
femesla neb zkusenosti, jimiz
by Sc mohli lepe uplatniti We
valecne produkci. Armada pry
jiz pracuje ma planech ma pro-
pust6nf starsfch muz1 al Sc "a
enc s odvodem jinoch1 18le-
tych a 19letych.
= Generalni navladnf Fran
els Biddle naTidil federalni Wy
setfovac1 kancelari, ably vyse-
trila tTi nedavne lynce We state
Mississippi a prohlasil, re bu-
de nasledovati ne1prosne st1-
hanf.
Diva ctrnactiletf cernosi byli
obeseni ma moste u Meridian
dine IL. ffjna, kdyz Sc priznali
k 1toku ma dvanactiletou belos
ku. Byli vyvedeni z vezenf v
Quitman, Miss.
Tretf lyme byl proveden v So
botu v Laurel, Miss, kde "a
stup zakuklencG vyvedl z We
zenf cernocha III. Washe, As let
ktery Sc primal k vra-
zde sveho zamestnavatele, a
obesil jej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
PAM Rooseveltova 81 prohledla
Skody z bomb " Londyne.

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, man
zelka presidenta Spoj. StatG,
ktera pribyla do Londyna, pro-
hl6dla 81 skody, kter6 Londy-
ne byly zpGsobeny n6meckymi
bombami. Ma prohlfdce mel
vice postizenych Gastf Londy-
ma ztravila tTi hodiny, pri
cemz il prGvodci byli kral JiT1
a kralovna Elizabeth.
Svou prohl1dku p1. Roosevelt
tova zahajila u katedraly sv.
Pavla, kde kralovskou spoiled
most pfivital dekan Walter R.
Matthews. z katedraly spoiled
most jela autem do jinych cas-
tt m6sta. V kontrolnfm stTedis-
ku Moorgate lordmayor Sir
John Laurie pTedstavil p1.
Rooseveltove n6kolik NEST
skych hodnostaTn.
Pc prohlfdce m6sta pf. Roose-
veltova Sc z1castnila obeda S
mensf spolecnosti v Busking-
hamskem palaci "a pTftomnos-
ii krale a kralovny. Pr tisko-
We konferenci Tekla, re prijela
do Anglie hlavne pro to, ably
Sc pTesvedcila, jak zeny mohou
pomahati We valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Dobre vysvedceni pristehoval
cum z Ceskoslovenska.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

"The Annals, vestn1k Anne
ricke academic politickych a
socialnich we'd, vychazej1cf We
PHILADELPHIA otisknul v zarf t..
r. obsaznou studii Maurice R.
Davie o pristehovaleckych sku
pinach z porobenych evrop-
skych zemi Immigrants from
A xis-Conquered Countries).
Jedna kapitola je venovana
CechoslovakGm. V letech 1899
az 1899 Sc prist6hovalo do Spo
Jenych StatG 170,074 Cechd a
555,492 SlovakG. Poole censu
z roku 1880 zilo v zemi .491,-
638 ceskoslovenskych pfisteho-
valet a 89O,441 jejich v Anne
rice jiz narozenych potomkd.
Celkem tedy, 1,382,079 osob
ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu. Au-
tor vsak pTipom1na, re tento
pocet jest pravdepodobne mno
hem vyss1, a Size proto, re te-
prve cd roku 1899 byli priste-
hovalci zapisovani do seznamd
Poole narodnost1 a nikoli POOLE
zemf, re kterych pTisli. TAX
Sc stale, re mnoz1 Cesi a Slova-
ci zmizeli mezi pristehovalci,
kterf byli zapsani jake pf1cho-
ri z Rakousko- Uherska. Pres
ny jejich pocet tedy nikdy ne
Dude mono zjistit. Do roku
1910, kdy bylo %provedeno no
We scftanf lidu, klensul pocet
pristehovalych z Ceskosloven-
ska ma 319,971, Gill o $40 pro-
cent, a nepriobcenych z mich
zGstalo pouze 1868.
o Cesfch autor poznamena-
va, re "ze vsech slovanskych
skupin jsou narodne nejuvedo-
melejsf, byt nikoli chauvinis-
tictf, a pfi tom nejvfce proni-
xii evropskou kulturou a hos
podafsky nejvyspelejsf."
Jen necele 3 procenta byli v
cas- pffjezdu negramotnf. z je-
jich kulturnich organisac1 sto-
il ma prvn1m m1ste Sokol. Val
ma v6tsina ceskych pristehoval
cn pTijala americke obcanstvi,
jakmile Jim to zakon dovolo-
val.
Cesi jsou re vsech slovan-
skych skupin nejrozhodnejsf-
mi odpGrci nacismu a v ton o.
hledu mezi mimi nen1 rozdllu,
ackoli jinak Cako vsichni pfi-
stehovalci) Sc rozpadaj1 ma r1-
zne skupiny Poole nabozenske
pTfslusnosti a politickeho pre-
svedcen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Jan Masaryk razns odpovsdsl
ma projev FrankIGv o novem
nasili.

00AA rdZne OQpOVe0el
n projev FrankHGv o novem
nasili.
Jan Masaryk, zahranicnf mi
INSTR csl. vlady v exilu, odpo-
ved6l Karlu H. Frankovi, ma
mestku "protektorata" Czech a
Moray, ktery odhalil v roz-
hlasne feci minuly tyden, re
prlbuznl ceskych politikG v
Londyne jsou posilani do kon-
centracn1ch taborn.
Rec byla pronesena v jazyku
nemeckem a ministr Masaryk
v pfedmluve, adresovane ces-
ky krajan1m v "protektorate"
prohlasil v~ystizne, re ceska rec
lje prilis dobra, ably il bylo no.
voreno k Frankovi a pax po-
kracoval nemecky a pravil:
"Ackoli nemluv1me tour re-
c1 = nebot Wy mluv1te reel ka-
tn Hitlerovych gard, kdezto ia
mluvlm nemcinou Alperta Elm
steina a Thomase Mamma -
mysllm, re mne porozumite.
"Nova nemecka Bfla kniha
je pima rozhorcen1 O t. Nv. u
krutnostech anglickych voja-
XII. V tret1 a = d1ky Bohu -
posledn1 T1si jsou velmi obrat-
nj, pokud sc tkne davani opra-
tex kolem krk1 lid1, ale dejte
provaz kolem ramen majesty
ma nekolik minut, ably mu byl
prekazen utek - a nemecka
propaganda Dude v%ytrubovati
fortissimo svate rozhorcenl.
"Vy, Franku, a Wy vsichni
krvez1znivci p1sete B1lou kni-
hu krvave hrIzy - obzalobu,
kterou 81 vynas1te rozsudek sa-
mi mad sebou - roZsudek why
"Poval1me hence. Potres-
tame ty, kteTf pachali zlo, $
hroznou pTisnostf. Vypalfme
hnedou nakazu ohnem - my
vsichni narodove, kter1 stoj1
dnes v boji proti Nemecku.
"Tentokrate neni bezpec1 v
neutralnich zemich. Tentokra.
tie je tn jedina b%ezpecnost =
potrestan1. My, kteT1 vedeme
tento zapas prot VAN re "a
hranici neustoupime AMI ma
krok. Budeme zadati odpla-
tu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
v nemocnici sv. Lukase bylo
postlzeno 30 novorozenat
enidemii. 9 skonalo-

V Clevelandu oznameno, re
v polovine zar1 vypukla v ma
terinskem oddelenf podivna E.
pidemie, zachvacujic1 vnitrno-
sti mezi novorozenaty. Devet
d1tek skonalo a FL jinych by
10 postfzeno. Je to epidemic
neznameho druhu. Lekari al
dosud nebyli schopni il defino-
vati, ably mohlo prot nj byt u
spesne a radikalne zakroceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Ponnnik ditsti.

Re San Antonio Sc sdeluje,
re osmileta Emma Flores ma
sbfrala plnou naruc stareho re
leza a nesla il ma hromadu ku
mestskemu auditoriu, kdyz by
la zasazena nakladn1m auto
mobilem a okamzite usmrcena.
Ia velika hromada stareho re
leza pred auditorium stala Sc
jejfm pomnfkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
v severnim Irsku neprodaji Ii.
hovinv zadnYm voiakIm.

Retailnf obchodn1ci S lihovy-
mi anpoji neprodajf zadnou
lihovinu ami vino v lahvfci pr1-
slusn1kdm armady Spoj. Statd
nebo Velke Britanie, kterf lei
posadkou v severn1m Irsku. K
teto dohode doslo pote, kdyz O.
pill vojaci ztropili nekolik W.
trznost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30

Lide ~pfevaznOu vetsinou voHli prot Statnf DAM z
Pf1jmu We volbach, kdy Mr.. O'Conor byl vybran "a guver-
nera, sl1biv, re Dude v trade pouze jednu lhdtu a isa jed
nou V trade pfivlastnil ST Hitlerovu taktiku a vnutil dane z
pf1jmu ma pfet1zene jz poplatn1ky Marylandu. Guv. o.
ConOr zbytecne a posetile wal z kapes poplatnfkd $685.
100000. Cd te dolby, kdy Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin u
pozornil lid ma tuto s~kutecnOst, guy. O'Conor V predveGer
zde nen1 nadeje ma ponce "a guy. OConor administrace.
GuvernerovO upfen1 jeho jedne lhuty posvatneho sill
bu cnl jakykoli jeho slb absoutn6 bezcennym. Pan Nc
Keldin 1plne vylouc1 Statn1 Dan z PT1jmu, takze nase YES
kere usff a penfze mohou byti\ pouzity ma potent Nazistd
a JapOncu.
Nezapomenme, re Ia guy. Nice, ~republikana, dostaIo
Sc CechoslovakGm te vysady oslaviti %. Rijen Den Ne
odvislosti Ceskosovenska jake Statniho Svatku.
Mas pan president, Franklin D. Roosevelt pravil, re
vzdy voil pro Theodore Roosevelta,r epublikana. Theodore
Roosevelt McKeldin ma jeho jmeno a jeho slime pTesvedce-
nj, pOctivost v pTedsevzet1 a v1ru v Boha. Proc take Wy ne
mGzete uciniti tolik jake president Roosevelt a voliti pro
tohoto u~pTfmneho, samotvorneho muze, poctiveho V jadru,
vzdelaneho a nadm1ru schopneho. Je S poltovan1m, re
president Roosevelt must voliti v New Yorku, jinak by mas
prsti guverner Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin mohl byi u
Pan Wendell L. Willkie rekl, re muzi kalibru pana
McKedina jsou zapotfeb1 v teo zmatene dobe, kdyz jsme
slyseli zpravu O jeho ceste kolem sveta pred nekolika dny.
pi zakladani mesta Lidice, Illinois, a take on by voHl pro
pana McKeldina, kdyby I'll v nasem state.
We volbach prstf 1tery, 3. listopadu cinte Vasi povin-
most a pouz1jte Vase nejvZacn6ja pravO = volti. Uvazte
vsechny skutecnosti O kandidatech bez predsudku nebo
stranicke pT1slusnosti. Nam velkou dGveru, re Theodore
Roosevelt McKeldin Dude jednfm z velkych Guvern6rd
Marylandu.
Charles Rizicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Letec Jan F. Vala v lowe po-
dlehl poranenf pr padu.
Charles RIizzicka.

Jan Frantisek Vala, 28lety
civiln1 pilot cvicfcf V letectvf
suddenly ma Central College,
zemTel nasledkem poraneni,
ktere 81 utrzil pTi zrfcenf Sc sve
no letadla nedaleko cd Pella,
Pochazel z Rockford,
Iowa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
kdo jest pan McK eldin?

Zapocal svoji karieru We First National Bank. pozd6-
j pracoval pro firmu Alexander Brown a Synove a Fideli-
ty & Deposit Co. Pc vystudovanf prava zacal pracov-
nlckou prakci. We 26 letech V uznan1 jeho mimoradnych
schopnostf byl jmenovan tehdejsfm mayorem Browningem,
vykonnym tajemn1kem v mestske sprav6.
Pan McKeldin jest byvaly pfedseda Junior Associa-
ton Of Commerce a Glen pravnicke fakulty Baltimore
University.
P~fedvadlm no jake karakternfho, schopn6ho a zkuse-
neho muze, kandidata vsech trid, ktery dodrzi kazdy sib a
Dude svedomite vykonavat dfad guvernera Statu Marylan-
du
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-30
Jake jsou politicke otazky teto
nejdIlezitejsi kampane?

IA PRVE, guy. OConor nedodrzel slib, re Dude V u
rade pouze jednu lhdtu. Pon6vadz Sc mu podafilo, re OBJ
drzel nominaci mfsto mayora Howard w. Jacksona, tim
postavil 81 Shiny politely stroj k ustavicn6mu zajstenf mi
sta guvernera a tim Znemoznil komukoli by 81 Zfskal de-
mokratickou nominaci.
IA DRUHE: Zachovanf systemu dvou stran V Mary
landu.
TAX jake Hitler prot oposici, guy. O'Conor ~prohlasil,
re republkanska strana je mrtvolou, ktera nema zadneho
prava postaviti Sc ma odpor jeho plant pro totalitarnf Via
du jedne strany.
Guvernera O'Conora politicka klika zahrnuje takov6
osobnosti jake jsou PIP. Curran a Decker, kteri jsou We spo-
jenl nedavneho Chandelier pf1padu a obvinenf Benjamin.
Deckera, demokratickeho "bosa' z Cecil okresu, re pod
PLACED federalnf agenty v souvislosti obranneho kontraktu.
DIE nasi dstavy, system dvou stran jest jednfm z nej-
%cennejslch vec1, a pro zachovan1 jeho We Spojenych Statech
Americkych, my nyn1 bojujeme tax, ably %svobodna, konsti-
tucne zastoupena vlada byla navzdy nase a svoboda utla-
covanych v Europe %zajst6na!
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-13
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Timmons are
the proud parents of a daughter
born to them Wednesday afternoon
at the Peninsula General Hospital,
Salisbury. They will call the her
Geraldine. She is the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tim
mons.
Mrs. Abilene Brumbley and Miss
Retta Brumbley spent part of the
past week at Philadelphia with
their uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Timmons, and family.
Aubrey Kitchens returned after
spending the past week in Phila-
delphia.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Steen, who arrived re-
Gently, will be called Ronald Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Bunting
and daughter, Eula Mae, and Mary
Louise. were recent guests of Mrs.
Bunting's sister, Mrs. Roland
Herdman, and family, at Dover.
They also were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pepper at
Selbyville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pack are oc-
cupying their new home located on
the dupont boulevard. We are glad
to welcome them in our vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy JONES will
occupy the place vacated by the
Packs, of which they purchased
recently in Vines Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Kollock left
Wednesday of the past week for a
two weeks vacation at Miami, Fla.
Joeboy, Jr., is staying with his
paternal grandparents and Billy
is being cared for by his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. w. B. Chandler.
The ladies of this vicinity are
busily engaged in sewing for the !
Red Cross and training first-aid |
by the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon. of |
near Dagsboro, were dinner guests |
)f their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cannon, at
Ocean View, Saturday.
Woodrow Mitchell returned to
MS position in Philadelphia Mon
lay after spending the past week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell.
Joseph Vickers of New York,
spent the past week with his
amily here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and
laughter Barbara Ann, called on
'elatives in Georgetown, Sunday.