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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24

Je to tiez vftazstvo onej proti-
fasistickej poljtiky, ktor1 SINE
sledovali Cd roku 1922. z toho
|vidfte, re SINE postupovali a po-
stupujeme spravnym smerom.
Wy vsetci vo vlasti mus1te mat
dobre a statocne srdce a must
tie byt pripraven1. Mic nemoze
teraz uz zabranit nasmu v1taz-
stvu. V tejto radostnej chvlli,
my v zahranici SINE S vami, kto
ri ste donna, v nasich myslien-
kach, Wac ako kedy pred tym."
Minister Slavik komentujuc
posolstva prezidenta Benesa,
prehovoril k ceskoslovenskemu
narodu vo vlasti takto:
"Vsetci musfte somkn1t svo-
|je rady v jednotu k prevedenie
vasej 1lohy. Organizujte sa v
narodne vybory, pripravte sa
ma dobu, kef budete moot zno-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
nc

WI zriadit slobodny ceskoslo-
vensky zakonity poriadok pc
celom Mason dzemi. Mate prav
depodobne take easy pred Sc
bou. Vyhnite sa zbytocnym O.
betiam, ale n%eust1pte v nicom.
Zabrante tomu, ably ste boil no
spodarsky exploitovanf a zneu-
zlvanl k zachovaniu mizernej
existence tych, ktorl s1 vinni
zasadnou zradou a ably ste i'm
dali pr1lezitost "obratit kaba-
ty' alebo dokonca sd osprave-
dlnovat. Vsfmajte 81 dobre
vsetkych, ktorf dobrovolne sl1-
zlli nepriatel'ovi - nacizmu a
fasizmu - a vedte v evidencii
vsetky ich ~zlociny. Must byt
pred svetovou verejnostou jas
ne, re ste pracovali "a znicenie
nepriatel'a cd sameho zaciatku
Hroz1 nebezpecenstvo, re ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
Rusko Dude We valce s Japonci
DO padu Nemecka.

General Pao Kai, cfnsky vo-
jensky mluvcf, pfedpoved6l, re
Rusko pripoj1 Sc k valce prot
Japonsku a re ma podzim pT1s-
tho roku Dude uzavreno pT1-
meT1.
Predpoved6l, re N6mecko Sc
VIDA do sesti m6sfcI a re ia
ponsko shrout1 Sc brzy pc tie.
Dodal, re je tn vsechna moznost
re Rusko pTida Sc k valce prot
Japonsku pc padu Nemecka.
Japonci nebudou tax poseti-
Ii, ably kladli odpor spojenemu
tlaku Spojenych narod1 a bu.
dou-li odporovati, cele Japon.
sko Dude znicen0.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24

darsky rezim, odveky spojenec
p-angermanizmu, Dude sd sna-
lit dokazat, re Madari boil O.
brancami zapadnej civilizace a
re oni zachovali demokraticky
poriadok. Dokazte skutkami,
re ste ostali vern1 spojencom,
vlastnemu svojmu narodu a &C.
skoslovenskej republike ME z
oportunizmu, ale z hlubokeho
presvedcenia."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-24
Dalsi konfiskace jmsni popra.
yenYch ylastencHH.

Londyn (CTK) - V Praze
byla oznamena konfiskace- jme
nj Is ceskych vlastenc1, kteTi
byli popraveni pc smrti Hey
drichove. Dalsfch Is osob by
10 zbaveno obcanstvf a jmeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

Sc ted hned placne povera, ale
ia jsem jeste st%aroverec, ia We
rim, re hospodarfcek je, ia vi
del jednou We Vselibi hada "a
bit6ho, byl jake cepovka dlou-
ny a jake strfbro billy, a "a ne
jaky cas- byla celia rodina ma
milne "a to, re no zabili. ia
to zadnemu nechvalfm, stare.
zvyky MART, jake nikdy ne
chvalfm, kdyz starry rod opustf
svou dedinu, statek, chleb. Pro-
to budte opatrnf," hovoril sta
roch, klepaje bradou.
"a CO "a tn radu chcete?"
ptala sc selka v domneni, re jeI
to nejaky lepsf zebrak, ktery
Dude prosit O vajicko nebo O
trochu krupice.
Gale ia "a svou navstevu ne
chci mic, docela nic," branil Sc
Vichron. ia prisel jenom z
bratrske lasky vas upozornit,
ably tt mladf Tide hospodar1c-
kovi neubl1zili a stodolnika ne
jak neurazili, ably sc S vami re
stareho do noveho Sc svym po-
zehnan1m prestehoval. Oni ii
mladl Tide, kdyz neco staroby-
leho a dobreho zkazl nebo sa-
mi sebe samochtfce ozebracf a
zkrat1, jest6 to potion prohla-
sui Ia pokrok -"
"To mate ma Zernove neja-
kou chalupu nebo jste v pod
ruiz" ptala Sc no Duchacka.
Vichron zavrtel hlavou.
"Jsem u dcery, je vdana ma
statku, ia mlval ma Mecove "a
hradu," pov1dal. "Pozoroval
jsem p%ovetrnost, hvezdy, nebe
zemi cd sve malickosti ="
"A c1mpak bych sc YAM "a
vdecila?" pc tonic sdelenf VII
dine zvolala Duchacka, slysic,
re nema pred sebou zadneho
zebraka, ale cloveka selskeho.
"Kdybyste mne ma posilne-
nou darovala kapku ssedleho
mleka a kousek chleba," zadal
Vichron.
81 to, pantato, zdstante u mas
u obeda," nab1zela mu selka.
"Syn, jake hospodar, vas rad
uvidl a ochotne S vami poroz-
eco jsem chtel tedy povedet,
jiz v1te --"
Duchacka prednesla Vichro-
now dojenf ssedleho mleka a
bochn1k chleba. Staroch ma
krajel 81 z krajfce kdrky do
mleka a kdyz Sc rozmocily, S
chut1 re seleina nadelenf poll
dial. Duchacka sc zajmem to
pozorovala.
"Tak Wy jste vlastne bohaty
clovek," Tekla.
eco mate "a bohatstvf?"
zavrtel hlavou staroch. "Ktery
clovek ma, CO potrebuje, a je
pri tom zdrav, ten je bohaty.
Kdo nema zdravi, a byt 81 mel
tfebas vertel dukatu, ten je
"A re jsem vas nikdy nevi-
della kostele?" divila sc sell
ka.
ga vas tam take nevidel,"
utrhl Sc VichrOn.
Gale vzdyt ia chodfvam ma
rann1 kazdou nedeli ="
/ ga vsak do kostela necho-
dim, protoze, jak jste slysela,
jsem staroverec. A Sc mnou to
vymfe. Kdybych byl mel sy-
, ny, snad by nektery byl pc mne
.ljako ia byl pc otci. Ale dcery,
Ity jsou jake vosk 49,"
ga to budete NIT toho ssed-
!leho mleka k obedu dost?" ia
zala Sc selka.
"Ssedle mleko a chleba, to
,ljest nejsilnejsf strava, kterouz
Sc zivivali staroceSti rytiTi, KITE
ri Sc celeho sveta dohromady
nebali," povfdal staroch. "Mne
lie ted devadesate a jiz skoro
padesat let jsem skoro jenom
ssedlym mlekem a chlebem xiv.
A co by mne byl platny Strut u
zeneho, = kdyz celych us
tech nemam jiz ami jeden
cub --"
Vichron dojedl, puclak wy
prazdnil, diva velike krajfce
chleba okrajel a kGrku z Mich
Sc ssedlym mlekem POLL a sbi-
raj Sc Ease k odchodu.
"Tak pozdrav vas Pan B1h
"a to upozornenf," povfdala sci
ka. "Nekdy mas Ease navstiv-
tie, hospodaT vas rad uvidf, sko-
da, re dnes nen1 donna -"
Unoifa o.; tod, I0huZ -o7ox1 ,,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
The Educational Side
Xmas Holidays For College Students

Adjustments of college and preparatory school Christmas
vacation periods to eliminate travel by students and from
their homes during the height of the peak holiday traffic
requested today BY the Office Of Defense Transpor
taton 44# n 49, Fs#4a
ODL officials pointed that earlier closing and later
opening OF schools and colleges would help materially
smooth the holiday traffic peak heavily taxed railroad
and ntercity bus lines Reduction of the traffic peak
they said prevent interference with movement OF
the ppresent heavy volume OF military and essential civilian
travel
The ODT asked college and school authorities to adopt
OF the following alternative vacation schedules preferably
the first
l. Release students not later than December Is and not
require them return before January II.
3 If so long a vacation be permitted either be-
gin the period by December l. end after
January fixing mlweek dates for both release and return
OF students.
Officials at ODF observed that while many students at
colleges enrolled in Army Navy training
and subject Army Navy regulations respecting Christ
leave still many civilian students. The obi
applied the vacations OF the civ an students at
both colleges and preparatory schools Full assurances have
the Armed forces that Christmas urlougs
for training school students will be mnimized this
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
4 New School For YazoO County

A school Tor Negroes OF Hazoo City and County
has been recently opened Brick Yard Ill., outside the
city limits. At present teaching is being carried in the
pastor but plans school building in the
vicinity The Brick Hard Hill section has beer rapidly grow
ing for the past and has become quite
large addition Nazoo City Mrs Iurea Henderson Sims has
been appointed teacher OF the school
a few days ago my attention attracted by chart
from the l. Office Of Education sent by the OWL on Ma
Causes of Rejection Among 1S10l Old Registrants
This chart compared the rejection OF white registrants with
those of the Negro and OF the listed for reec
tons Educational Deficiency carried the highest percentage
among people. This several things: facilities for
Negro training limited inadequate salaries for Negro
compel their children go school, Parents show very
little their children when they fail give them and
allow them every opportunity available for education
We complaints have been registered with
the children the Brick Yard district going
school and as this school has been provided We
glad this step toward Negro education i'll lazoo
City as this school will omewet relieve the crowded
situation that previously up to us to see that
children attend sr2 Ee9f and support gwen
to help lift this racial handicap.
The chart mentioned above also revealed the high per
centage of physical unness among Negro regsrant We
correct these not that
anxious for boys go but because these
stumbling blocks progress i'll any direction whether
in peace time time.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01
Scholarship to be Offered

FL The Acorn Club Mr.. d. W. Lindsey's office,
TUESDAY evening November 10th 1913 with President Liud-
sew presiding Various methods OF activity for the club
discussed after which it finally agreed to accept its eD
iccve the offering OF Scholarship, This scholarship is
be given worthy boy girl the Aazoo High School
No exact requirements for the scholarship have
revealed vet but students OF Nazoo High
School No will begin now work toward this honor
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-11-01

TABOR LEADS THEM
ALL
Policies issued adults in three age groups with face
values: Series az $2oooo Series p" $4,000 Series "c
$4,000 Total of $A per quarter 70 cents
per month including Hospital Fee.
5000 policy is issued chdren by the Tent Bene-
fit Department of only 90 cents quarter or
$Ae per year including Hos pitahzaton
Fraterna Benefit Department operated under super
vision of State Insurance Commission with deposit in Bonds
200 to protect polio yholders CLAIMS PAID IN
FULL ON DATE DEATH-PROOF is FILED.
FINE FELLOWSHIP = SAFE = ECONOMICAL: Ri
tualism with charn AND significant instructions.
More than $aa4ea0 Three and one-half million
dollars in force 34,oo9 members in Mississippi.
TABORIAN HOSPITAL = t'S IS s5s5
The history of our order in Mound Bayou Mississippi
fitting monument to the OF half century,
contribution health and happiness and the promotion
of racial cooperation and inter-racial good will
Thehstory of order is the record of noble achieve
ents Tabors Loyalty sustains the principles of demo-
cracy and the American way of lHe soc
BENEFITS: y. disqualification for all members at 25c
per month or $500 per year.
@0es eol4s
TABOR LEADS THEM ALL
For further information write:
KNIGHTS AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Parks Tennis
Opens Sunday

With entries accepted in all
events up 10 the start of the first
round at p. m Sunday the field
in the annual Public Parks Tennis
Championships is apt 10 be larger
than expected.
Prospects are for 81 in men :
singles, 81 in the Juniors. "a women
and 20 or more in mems doubles
The event Wdy 10 have started
Saturday al Belle Isle but MaS
switched 10 Northwestern which
is a more convenient point for
players To- reach from all parts OF
the city.
Flora LomaX will defend her
title in womenS singles which
means another final with Mary
fernando if The latter is up TO
the proweNS displayed in the Ma
tional Clay Courts Championships
that closed here June 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Cleveland Girls
Play ID Game

Cleveland Bloomer GjrIs VIII
meet the Bloomcrette> of JAW
Go Local 80. in their second
game at Mack Park this Sunday
evening. 9 O'Clock. The pitcher
for the Cleveland soitbaN team
viii be- Maree Wood, who VIII be
opposed by DORIS kncgtre> with
Olga Nadar catching for the De
truIiuIS.
The Forest City girl, are lead
ing the Cleveland ma ior league
and are under the management o.
Dot Underwood the only woman
manager in major league Softbdll
Prior To the Detrolt-CleNcland
game there VIII be- regular Detroit
-oftbaIl association games be-
tween AW-CIO Local : Wings
and Hudson Motor Police At Is 30.
and tho Transfers and Local $50
at 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
>ICHT low ~COREN
SERVICE GIRLS FIRST

a recruiting drive by tho
women IN service VIII toe carried
on all during The event. with the
presentation OF SILVER Identified
ton bracelet 10 each enuStee.
The first foUrSome 20 tee of viii
he composed OF iour women in
service.
Three former national cham
nionS. TWO al whom -aIe- uElA- "a.
entered They are Patty Berg.
who is making a fine comeback
after her recent auto accident.
Elizabeth Hicks and Betty Jane
son. the amateur
Among the other top no,cherS
are Dot German Of Philadelphia.
Jane G8odsiii. Barbara Bathke.
Ruth Seegar and Mrs II s. Sysas
OF 81 Paul. Jeanne G1,r--sad
many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Briggs Stadium
Gets SdndIot
Feature Games

Two feature games at Briggs
Stadium. three class A at Belle
Isle. in addition 10 B and d con-
tests are noted in the revised
Sunday schedule for Detroit Anna
teur Baseball Federation issued
Saturday by Secretary Virgil r..
Zetterlind.
Tony La Bonds Virges and Joe
Kritch'S PepSi-ColaS in class A
at 4 p. m. SANS. the defending
class b champions, and Local l54
a prospective 1913 winner. furnish
The opener at 100. All four clubs
are loaded with talent and the
admission fees, 25 and 30 cents,
are 50 low 10 put these games
within reach of anybody inter-
eSted in high grade performances.
PepSi-Cola'S pitching choice is
apt to be Fred IIrdlicka who has
a lInack of coming up with the
unexpected or Al Gizzi. LaBond
is apt 10 toss in Walter Shy who
doubles as an outfelder, or Bud
Williams.
JAW Local 154 is apt 10 use
either zig Siatc2ynSkf or Tom
Sedan. Sans has Morris Wad-
dell. Bill Martin, and George
Dumas. Sans remains undefeated
and is sure of an elimination
berth barring sad accidents. JAW
wants TO be the first TO stop the
champions run.
At Belle Isle Police should pick
up one from NIckerS. Chevrolet
and Transfers are we'll matched.
Bill Baby'S PariScleanS wish 10 be
the next TO take Auto Club All
three are on the 4 o'clock Shift"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Jockey Robertson
Decides 10 Retire

NEW YORK juno Is up -
Alfred Robertson. one of Amer
ica'S better known Jockeys, an
nounced today he would retire
due 10 injuries suffered IN a spill
during the first race at Aqueduct
last Saturday.
A contract rider for Mrs. Isabel
Dodge ) loaneS Brookmeade
Stable, Robertson during ms ca
reer booted home close 10 1000
winners Tor purses totalng an
estimated 50 600 900 lie had rid
den many OF the turfS out~tand-
ing horses. including FquIpol>e
and Top Flight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Palace, Vogue
DBA Meet Sites

Palace for the team event.
Vogue for doubles and singles. are
the sites for The 1914 Detroit
Bowling Associations champions
ship tournament. This change was
announced az the annual meeting
Al Detroit Recreation.
Frank & Mitzel secretary and
James Shllladv treasurer. were
elected for thrce-year terms All
other officers, Or Mitchell kor-
helak. president Herb Ncrtcns,
Albert IT, G. NcrWiobc. Albert r.
Kanbcrg Jarlce Walsh Vice prcSi-
dents tohn !. Rukamp. auditor.
holds until the annual meeting
i'm 1914
Watches were prcScnt 4 70
members Of tho various winning
teams aS we'll as those IN tho in
divdual events and trophies 10 the
sponsor>. ARC and DBA trophies
went TO thost making 300 scores
IN the tournament. Joseph Budde
and Walter PokryWka
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

hundreds of huge bOmberS loaf
ing their skNWufd way toward
the enemy and it, comforting
90 know the German is no longer
the air bully hr once was o.. ..
Bili GarVeN ot Michigan j. ON
our swimming team -. Were
having beautiful weather aud
due go the double summer time,
IL daylight until 1880 .N."
Mango Singh 'ra famed cobra
'9H Wrestler. who appeared 100
hundreds H Wf,Hr. .n Detroit.
- UnW p.NTr Zoo 'ne army
IIU stationed 4f t0rf DN
" taken put u many
"u.vnl program. staged a.
i.r camp . Nnj wrestling l0
tro ARMY Is similar pa. wrestling
IN CIVILIAN ltc -, The picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

WhIle time may have taken
some OF the spring ont OF Frank
tPnl<Nl Higgins step. the Tiger
veteran third haSeman is having
another of his bis years IN The
ma jorS.
Both At bat and a6eld, higgins
is going great guns and looms as
a prospective Tiger choice tor the
aIl-Star game IN Philadelphia
next month Being named to an
American League all-Star team
would not be new tor Pnky he
made IT. twice when with the
Athletics.
With a mark Of SIS. Higgins
tops the leagues third haSemen
IN hitting and while he may not
be as spectacular as one or TWO
OF the others. he would bc a
pretty solid man 10 have i'm the
lineup when the junior league
sends lis best into battle with
the National Leaguers In the an
nual dream game.
The all->tar game vii be
played at ShIbe Park, Tuesday
July 10.
Famous as clutch hitter
Higgins fills The No. ! cleanup
spot IN the Detroit teams batting
order Always q money player
Higgins. YOU may remember was
the fielding star in the 1910 World
Series between The Tigers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Softbd|I Teams
Play Benefit

second m p series of rNo bone
Or >otthaii nights for tho women
U service Will bc held Monday
m.ht al Mack Park
IN tho opening CARL. game ~ S
%, lock Hudson viii meet Local
BowHerette> Zach oftic~o teams
is indicated Iu competition Tor
iH" .ppcG. avHd 'hp Women in
~ctetr -u,fbalI tropHy 80 g p.
m Local & Veterans oppose Wlau-
aoto fuuebau' and Local $50
W..' .a @ uol game al up Dr.
Additional datcs for these bone
nfuaut> arr Jul< - Au-g>I E
. August rs ON the latter
formal presentation of the
'fHu'E and introduction of NaIou.
usuher- "a. trc NAAt> WAVES.
SCARS sn. MARINES VII be made
lnwI.'fHn among ire hNc
waar ,'.t..e ..- teams vf.. be-
.f a rp.aH rnu' ut...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
BY Edgar Hayes

ira The Fort Dix post paper
showed Singh throwing the ref
cree o\iHe canvas.
JAY SIkotu captain elect Of
fNv De- Ia Sale collegiate'S
1913 football team has been
sworn Or thr'U y. Marine Corps
Reserves Slkura. who viii be
Us o. September is awaiting call
60 go to California Tor his boot
training &c.. fle was q first fight
amateur boxer ON Art Tracey s
Auuuclaflon team &C.. In foot
bal. no va- guald.
Arthur ll Nohf Dr. som ot fuc
faWc Ncw York Giant pitcher
h3 boon promoted fo captain
Ln rhc Marine Flyinc Corps ia.
he IS credited with three Jap
bomberS over Guadaicanal -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Baseball Star
On Crosby Curse

SOMEWHERE N NEW
GUINEA. June IS INSJ- Second
IT. John Mollar was making n
name for himself i'm baseball when
he joined The arr corps; ne gave
up an opportunity 10 JON the
Dodgers when he enlisted
Mollar is co-pIlot on Crosby 5
Curse B-2i named for Bng
Crosby by ms pilot, "a It, William
Hencry Of Oakland. Cal
He pitched for Columbia Uni
versity for there years. and was
playing with the Olean club when
he joined the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Wedding Bells Ring
For Jimmy Fox

AUBURN. Me June % up
jimmy FoTN former Philadelphia
Athletics ana Boston Red SoN first
was married June Is %
Short Hills. y j. 10 Mrs Dorothy
Anderson Yard OF Auburn, friends
disclosed today
toNN was divorced recently and
Mrs Yard was divorced from H.
Major Yard OF Auburn LAST 4eaI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
BarteII Going Strong

Dick Bartell. at IS. appears to
have new lease on lite with the
Giants He's al third and Sid
Gordon is playing the outtield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
NAVAL UNITS INCREASE

The 642 military units showed
marked proficiency in firing from
thr four CXaCtInE positions re-
CURED by the conditions Of the
firing
While the army ROTC units
continued 10 land highest honorS.
the naval units showed a 100 per
cent increase IN numbers partici-
pailng
A total Of 704 teams entered
The 1913 shoot This IS conStd-
erred fine showing tn the face ot
the many, changes IN school pro-
grams
FIRST place in The ROTC COM
petition among universities and
colleges Was Won hy Niagara Uni-
Yer~ity team No with the score
of g72 out OF q possible 900
Columbia Military Academy.
CoiumHts,- Tennessee. topped ~
class with q32 while the CranI
Technical High School team ~
!. Chicago. H. took first place IN
us section with "A score Of 937
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Niagara University
Leads ROTC Shooting
n. Y. Entry Tops
Hearst Rifle
Competition

The. William Randolph Hearst
National ROTC rife competition
for 1943 proved one of the most
successful OF the % annual tour
naments held 10 date. war and
navy department results revealed
Saturday.
From all sections OF The coUn-
try. college and high school heads
have sent letters thanking Will
liam Randolph Hearst for spon-
SorinG the rife competition.
Remarkable individual targets
were scored by students in mill
tary units. The Individual cham
pionShip of both army and navy
units was won by s. Harrison
Skiha Of Niagara University who
had a score Of 1917 out Of a pos
slble 200 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Dearborn League

sunfst game 0srt'.r W. Recklnger
~ F1fdsor Hoagsyr DIX a. Ford FIELD;
Cnch' VS. ROYAL AZ p. Retreat. All
80 mes AZ 3u '..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
MORALE BUILDER

Typical OF many comnunica-
fon- pra sing tho competition was
tho following from 4 & Willard,
president OF The University 0t ILL.,
n0IS Urbana Illinois
Naturally we are greatly
pleased 10 learn of the splendid
showing made by students ~
the University of Illinois in this
competition.
THE Hearst organization IL
10 be congratulated for It's spon-
>orShip Of this worthw hile COM
petition"
The competition was described
rs morale builder among COLI
legc students, by the president
Of tho Virginia POLYTECHNIC -
>Ututc u
Similar communications from
educational heads throughout the
country pad tribute 20 these great
contests In Workmanship. which.
under 'Ho patriotic sponsorship ~
Mr.. Hearst and his newspapers,
have huuIf up an invaluable reSer-
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-14
WPB Intends To Appeal
Recent Court Decision

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Up
The War Production Board in
tends to appeal recent Federal
Court decision which invalidates
its favorite method suspension
of business privileges - of forcing
compliance with its Materials
Priority and ALLEGATION orders.
Informed sources said the decis-
ion threatened the whole cornp1i-
ance structure of WPB and other
war agencies including the Price
rationing set-up of the Office of
Price Administration, the War
Food Administration, the Petro-
leun Administration for war, and
the Office of the Rubber Director,
which drive their enforcement
powers by delegation from the
WPB.
Justice Jennings Bailey of the U.
S. District Court of the District
of Columbia court ruled that WPB
had no authority under the Sec
ond War Powers act to suspend
an alleged violator of WPB priority
and ALLEGATION orders from doing
business in restricted goods. Such
a suspension, Judge Bailey ruled.
constitutes, "a penalty which
the act does not empower the
agency to impose