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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16

Bryce G. Pugh, Of the Navy,
stationed on New Hebrides Is
lands, in the Pacific, writes the
following: "You will find enclos-
ed five dollars for the renewal to
the Post. I am enjoying it very
much and don't want to miss any
of the copies" Bryce is formerly
of this county and has been over
seas for some time.
Pvt. Gentry Pennington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pennington,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16

Pvt. Blake Owen is spending a
Today furlough at his home in
the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16

Pfc. r. c. Miller, of West JEFF
ferson, has recently completed
the Training Replacement Unit
Course at the Air Transport Com
mand, Nashville, Tenn. He is
with the Ferrying Division, and
was given intensive indoctrination
courses, physical training and
specialized instruction designed to
equip them for Ferrying Division
duties anywhere on the globe.
Pfc. Miller attended West Jeffer-
son high school and entered serv-
ice in January, 1913.
Pfc. Reddie Rose recently spent
a furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Rose, at Furches.
Pvt. James M. Brown, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Brown, of
Crumpler, who is stationed at
Camp Barley, Texas, writes that
he is liking his work very much
but would like to see the folks
back home. His wife and daugh-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16

Cpl. Lloyd Trivett, formerly of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16

Spencer Strgills erred from Engewood Calf to
the South Pacific Camp Ham, Calf, and writes
stn has been in service since that he getting along fine
'~''' - Joe sturgill, SIC, of the u S.
PFC John Spencer another Navy has recently
Spencer been in moved from Sampson, NJ " to
two He is in Norfolk Navy Air Station spent
Hawaiian Islands the past week
getting along fine. ter, Mrs. Bertha Koontz at
Ellsworth B. Hbbs, of Phila-
lphia, is taking boot Dayton Miller S2C u.
at cambridge Mo- Mrs S. Navy has returned to Balm
ibis the former Opha bridge Md after spending the
OF Grassy Creek week end here with his wife, the
- former Miss Beulah Severt, and
Pvt John Sturg son OF Rev. his parents Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
I'd Mrs. Carl Sturgill of Stur- Miller
U.s. is receiving basic training at
amp Barley, Texas. He is in Sgt Howard)
medical corps ac h9S 5oeen ins and Mrs Chas.
service since OcogeSh - Perkins, of Ashland, has recently
w., -,-, ,.. , been home on furlough He is
PVT James Edmond POrter VINO stationed Craig Flying Field
stationed IN Texas returned 10 Selma Ala Sgt
Tuesday, afte visiting his companed home by two sisters
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Por and neice of Wnstonsaem
Cpl. Guy Lyle, son of Mr. and
Pvt Everett Porter another Mrs. E. w. Lyle Glendale
OF Mr. and Mrs Porter Springs, who stationed
visiting his family and his Custer Mich writes that he is
nts >4'4,.~.-~ getting along fine with his work.
Ewood Testerman son of Everett rve soc If tho TT
and Mrs R. c. FISHERMAN is NAVY son of Mr. and Mrs E W.
oned Camp Shelby Miss Lvle of Glendale Springs is sta
toned at Norfolk Va. He says
sgt James " Richardson son to tell all his friends heo
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Richardson
Crumper who has been in Floyd c. Farrngon son of Mr.
vice since JAM 1912 some James harrington Glendale
the southwest Pacific
ng tine he was recently Center SILL Oka where he
Ied 10 MS present rank will receive basic training
'fc Dean Richardson another Cpl j. Dard who station
Mr. Richard ed at Victoria Kansas is spend
has been two furough his father
well liking his Dilard and other relatives
rk and to tell all his friends in the county.
llo"-
Leonard Handy who is station
pl Willard Richardson ed in Florida is home on
Mrs c. day furlough Glendale Springs
harrison, has just recently ar this week.
ed in England and says he
it there just fine He Sgt Reeves Owen who is sta
cred in March, 1943 toned Camp Sutton the
took his basic training at end at his home at
kson, Miss Crumpler.
vt Charles H. Bowen former Pvt Blake Owen spending
Todd promoted Today furlough
pOral, it announced this the county,
X by his commanding officer
Col Edward T. Mcconnell Bryce G. Pugh, of the Navy, i
4th Grade Bowen stationed Hebrides
of the Seventh Armored Di- Pacific,
He is the folowing
. John L. Bowen of High five dollars renewal
nt the Post I enjoying it very
much and don't want to miss any
Sgt Clint Dollar and Mrs of the copes Bryce formerly
lar of Camp Joseph Robin of this county and has been
Ark, visiting relatives in seas for time.
county this week
Pvt. Gentry Pennington of
Lloyd Trivett formerly of Pennington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Stikeof 500
AtBriggs Hits
War Output

Production Of jies and fixtures
for construction Of aIrplsncs was
completely halted today Al the
Vernon highway plant Of the
Briggs Manufacturing Co. as 500
UAW-CIO members struck in a
dispute over A foreman.
A company spokesman said
that the strike first started At u
p m. yesterday when 100 work
ers walked out after the manage
ment had refused 10 remove a
foreman.
Although the midnight shift
worked the day shit reported IN
and then n 9 a. m. struck IN
rympathy with the workers on
the afternoon shift.
Jess Ferrazza president Of
Local DIP. UAW-CIO. said that
the strike was Unauthorized but
that the union was insisting that
the foreman be removed
The man just can't get
along with the workers" Fer
raZZa said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Nip AnziO
Air Attack

NAPLES. April II ms
British and American snu-air-
craft gunncrS on the Anzlo beach
head today shot down five of
about 20 enemy planes that at
tempted TO attack the port area.
thus setting the best mark for
ack-ack batteries since the Allied
landings
A few bombs caused limited
damage
Artillery batteries shot down
the last German observation
tower a. Llttorla and scored hits
on three tanks outside CiSterna.
In the mountainous central Sec
tor Of the main Fifth Army front
IN the Monte San Croce area,
enemy mortar and artillery bat
teries hammered the Allied lines.
In the Casino region normal eX-
changes OF Smelling were re-
ported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

LONDON, April Il GNS)-
Capt. Don S. Gentle, leading
l.. s. ace in the European the
alter. was one of the most angry
fighter pilots in Britain today be-
cause Q recent accident kept him
from adding 10 his score.
The 23-year-old Mustang pilot,
who holds the Distinguished SerV-
ice Cross for shooting down %
enemy planes and destroying
seven others aground, was kept
in base hospital although he
suffered only a skinned elbow
when he craSh-landed his plane.
let me out OF here: let me
get back on the job" Gentle
protested.
The Mustang pilot, who halls
from Piqua. O.. was returning
from a raid over Nszi territory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
THE WAR FRONTS

ITALYAntiaircraft guns down FIVE Of so German planes
attacking Anzio beachhead port. Page L.
RUSSIA-German rife squads shooting own attempt
to halt panicky retreat in Crimea. Page l. A-.-
AIR WAR-RAF Mosquitoes bomb Berlin after 1000 U. S.
planes batter Europe from and south by daylight.
Page ~ .NtNN'
KURnE ISLANDS,. s bOmbers raid four Jap bases.
page p
w PACIFICNore than 200 L. S panesshoo up Japanese
base at Hollandis, New Guinea. (Page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Dewey FIayed
by HanIeSan
int4FnatIonai sonn0 Photo
BY FRANK MORRIS

Michigan Democrats met today to elect dele
gates to their national convention after hearing
Robert +. Hannegan, their new national chairman,
compare Gov. Dewey of New York to "a dog which
is not full grown or in his prime and hasn't learned
much yet"
Principal speaker at banquet last night at the Book
Cadillac Hotel which cost the local partsans S25 plate
the 4Oyear-od national chairman sneered Dewey in
terms that brought cheers from the New Deal faithful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
BREAD PRICES UP
Germans Kill
Own Troops

MOSCOW, April II QNS)-The shattered har-
Dor of SevastOpOl boiled with Russian bombs today
when the Soviet air force swung into fu-scale
action to disrupt an attempted "Dunkerque" evac-
uatiOn of the Crimean port by panic-stricken Ger
man troops.
Nazi transports in the harbor pounded reenessly
by Russian bOmbers and warshps with direct hits scored
number of the vessels and the Germans chances of
successful withdrawal diminishing by the hour
Battlefront dispatches meanwhile said that Soviet tanks
laundering rapidly" toward Sevastopof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ask British Ldundries
To Aid Invasion Plans

LONDON. April II up
British laundricS were ordered
today to aid in preparations for
the opening of the western front
by washing extra volumes Of
service garments and hospital
linens.
Laundry officials. following the
order, warned the public 10 eX-
pect drastic reductions IN service
WHOM invasion nneratinns begin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
SAVING IN PAPER
Bringing Up Father
Crowned Top Comic

NEW YORK, April II GNS)-
George McManus, creator of
Bringing Up Father" a daily
kipg Features comic strip for 80
years. last night received a
plaque from the Laff Makers of
A m erica. The accompanying
scroll declared that Jiggs was the
top Taft maker" of 1914 accord
ing 10 the judgment of the first
national convention Of the LalT
Makers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Strawberry Prices
Pegged at,43 Level

WASHINGTON, April Ia (UP)
The OPA today placed straw
berries under price control for the
first time oy establishing uniform
prices to be paid at
shipping points
The ceilings. 10 go in effect
soon. will hold the price Of straw
berries 10 the consumer at l943
levels. OPA said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

"a Reuters dispatch from
Moscow said the Russian adj
vance was so speedy that large
numbers of Germans were at
tempting to get out of the
peninsula from seaports north
of Sevastopol. even plunging
"headlong into the sea-
The British radio said that Rus
sian submarines and aircraft had
large concentrations of
German ships held in Danubian
ports IN preparation for the Sevas-
topoi evacuation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Time Bomb Found
In Vatican Chapel

LONDON. April II 1NS The
Fascist Rome Radio reported to-
DAY that a very large time
bomb was discovered in the Sis
tine Chapel Of the Vatican just
before il was due no explode
The bomb. according 10 the
broadcast, was similar 70 ones
now being used by Marshal Tlto's
forces in the Balkans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
franklin D. Jr. Heads
Anti Sub Naval Craft

MIAMI April IA GNS) 1t.
Franklin d. Roosevelt Jr. has
gone 10 an undiSCloScd destination
10 take command of an anti-Sub-
marine naval craft Seventh Naval
District headquarters announced
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Boeina Sets Marx

SEATTLE. April ii CUP1-A
record for heavy bomber produc-
ton was set Al the Bocing Air
craft Co plant here during March
when a Flying Fortress rolled of
the assembly lines al the rate Of
one an hour, the company re.
ported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
PLAY ON WORDS

PLAY ON WORDS
He reSorted 10 play on words
using the phrase do he, or don
he. each time StreSSing do he.
THE owner OF this Michigan
dog said he was full-gTOwn and
In his prime, and he hadn't
learned much yet. but that
there was still n chance that
he might turn out 10 be a fine
hunting dog" flanagan told
the l,200 Democrats
There was still n chance the
dog might become a champion.
You couldn't tell.
And certainly there was
nothing about the dog TO prove
that he couldn't do IL. But after
great deal more OF this kind
Of enthusiasm about what the
dog might do, an old trapper
asked Well, do he, or don't
he @"
STRESSES do HE"
Again flanagan stressed the
tdo nc"
Now" he continued. when
the Republican party works
up similar enthusiasm over
the things candidate might
do To win the war and win the
peace, the people OF America
may we'll borrow the phrase OF
the Michigan trapper and ask
do he?
The last Republican adj
ministratiOn in this country did
not know Of way 10 keep the
people safe 4 few days ago, In
Wisconsin. the COP struck of
the last half-hearted pretense
of progressive principle from its
political future.
by that act the Republican
party showed its hand" Han
negan continued in reference 10
fConffuVoI -, Dooo D ri -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Sky FurIOush inks
HOSpifaIiZed Gentle

during which he had helped pro-
vide cover for Allied bombers. In
approaching the field he "buzzed'
the landing area too low, his
plane Scraped the runway and he
was forced TO make belly land
ing beyond the field
(MrS Dominic Gentle. Don's
mother, COLLAPSED when first.
word Of the crash reached her.
A doctor who is attending her
for heart disease. was called
and her husband petitioned
President Roosevelt for perniS-
sion 10 phone the fiief overseas
so that she could be treasured
of his safety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
2. ! Thomas
Wife Held as
Drunk Driver

Mrs. Mildred Thomas, wife
of r. j. Thomas. president of
the UAW-CIO, today was
charged with violation of the
state drunk motor law after
a traffic accident in Crosse
Pointe Park yesterday.
Mrs Thomas spent nearly three
hours in The Wayne County Jail
before being released TO answer
the charge in the justice court in
Crosse Polnte Park next Wednes-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Jim Orlando Appeal
Listed in u. 5. Court

L. s. Circuit Court Of Appeals,
Cincinnati, tomorrow Will hear
arguments on the appeal OF for
mer hockey star Jimmy Orlando,
%, from a four year prison SEN
tence for violating draft laws.
Orlando. who has been free on
bond since his sentencing last year,
is reported in the Canadian army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Weight
Rises
Also

Bread prices to all Mich
igan consumers will be in
creased one cent Monday,
with proportionate increase
in the weight Of the loaf.
The higher price will be in ac-
cordance with new OPA regula-
tions and is nationwide in effect.
GAIN FOR PUBLIC
Jack Schafer president Of the
Peter Pan Bakery and a Spokes-
man for the baking industry in
Detreit, said that because of the
weight increase the public gains
slight advantage by the order.
"Ohio and the New England
states,' he said. ALREADY are
operating under the regulation.
All states must put the increase
in effect Monday"
The arbitrary weight increase
will be 10 per cent and both the
weight and price boost affects all
types of bread.
10 CENTS FOR LOAF
Bakers explained that the
standard loaf selling for II cents
now weighs 20 ounces and after
the weight increase will sell for
Il cents.
The size Of all other loaveS are
10 be adjusted with a correspond
ing increase in price.
Schafer said the only advan-
tage bakers see in the regulation
is that the public will be offered
better, finer grained loaf of
bread which will probably in
crease consumption.
SAVING IN PAPER
There will also he slight
saving i'm waved wrapping
paper" he said.
II was pointed out that bread
prices have remained the same
since 1871 despite the fact that
costs of labor and ingredients
have greatly increased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
200 Axis Subs Sunk
In Year, Says Knox

TORONTO. April Ii GNS)-
Frank Knox. u. S. secretary of
the navy. said last night that
Allied forces had destroyed more
than 200 German and japanese
submarines last year, but warned
that the U-boat would remain a
potential danger as long as the
war continued. y Nm
Knox spoke at a meeting open
ing the sixth Canadian war loan
drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
In The Times TODAY

DIR. J. c. TooLE. DENTIST. 10
w. Lafayette at Mich. OPP City
Halt Hours 90. Tel CA. 66S0.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
NAZIs SHOOT OWN MEN

The German high command in
the Crimea rout employed special
rifle squads to shoot down panicky
troops fleeing before Russian
forces that now are less than IS
miles from Sevastopol.
Closest approach TO the great
Black Sea naval base was made
by Red army UNITS which cap
tured the RAY stronghold and
capital city 3 Simferopol, to the
northeast.
Other Russian mobile columns
captured fhe ports of Feodosiya
and Yevpat oriya, on the south and
west coasts.
Ordered by Hitler to hold the
strategic and mineral-rich Crimea
at all costs" the German COM
manders sought frantically TO
make a stand at Simferopol.
which the Russians took with a
swift assault by tank and in
fantry formations.
NAILS SHOOT OWN TROOPS
The Germans brought up fresh
reserves and hurled them into
battle for the Crimean capital,
which Marshal Stain described in
an order of the day as providing
cover for roads TO the southern
ports"
Special detachments Of Ger
man field police were holding
back Nazi soldiers who were
retreatiHg in panic and shot
them on the spot" the Russian
communique said.
The communique also disclosed
that more than 10000 Axis prison.
erS had been taken in the Crimea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
HEAVY NIGHT BOMBING

The British night raiders
dropped incendiarieS and block
busters on the German capital
and war factories 10 the west.
All planes returned safely from
these attacks and from mine
laying operations.
The largest number of L. S.
planes ever to raid Europe in a
single day attacked simultane-
ouSly from the west and south
yesterday, with formations from
Britain raiding southern Germany.
northern France and Belgium
while 1900 Italy-based aircraft
hit targets in Hungary, Yugo-
slavia and Italy and on the Greek
island of Corfu.
About $50 Fortresses and Lib
orators with an escort of 1000
fighters paced the attacks from
Britain by striking deep into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
.Daps Gain
I'm Burma

NEW DELHI. April Ia (INS)
Japanese jungle fighters, their
invasion drive into India begged
down in both the Imphal and
Kohima sectors, increased pres
sure today within Burma after
scoring a slight penetration into
Allied lines.
Headquarters Of Adm. Mount
batten supreme Allied COM
mander in the southeast Asia
theater, announced that Japanese
troops on the Arakan Peninsula
managed a small" penetration
Wednesday night southwest of
Buthidaung
Indian forces counter
attacked immediately" tn
communicate added.
North OF Buthidaung, mean
while, another enemy attack was
repulsed by British Imperial
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Big Air Fl eets
Smash Reich
6DdysinRow

LONDON, April ID (UP)-RAF
Mosquito bombers. rounding out
the sixth day of the greatest air
offensive of the war. raided Berlin
and western Germany last night
after nearly 1000 IT, S. planes
had blasted and burned targets in
seven countries and shot down
112 planes in a record two-way
assault on Axis Europe yesterday.
The Berlin radio broadcast
a warning at 9:5S a. m. today
that Allied aircraft were over
northwest Germany The Nazi-
operated Budapest radio went
off the air at $50 a. m. U. S.
government monitors said, in
dicating the possibility of a new
pincers air assault0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

DAG Lake Lines service 60 Cleve-
land every night at IL so CA. $500
ADV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
FREED BY JUSTICE

Mrs. Thomas, who is 80, was
arrested by Crosse Pointe Park
Policemen Frank Dilloway and
Elmer Hoyer yesterday afternoon
after the car she was driving was
involved in a collision with a
truck al Mack and Nottingham,
Crosse PoInte Park. The
Thomases live al 349l Balfeur.
She was taken 10 the county
Jail but released 2 hours and As
minutes later on the order of
Justice Joseph Belanger of Crosse
Pointe Township. She told police
the car was owned by her huS-
band Records show it licensed 10
him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

OLD STYLE SAUCE
A dressing Of rare flavor you'll
prefer II 10 mustard, its good.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
JAP DRIVE STOPPED

Both north and south of the
IHPhai- base IN the indian state
of Manlpur. activity decreased
markedly after communicating
British and Indian troops had
stopped the Japanese drive and
recaptured a position dominating
the Imphal Plain.
South Of the base. which was
faced with the threat of an enemy
enlightenment earlier in the week,
no special activity" was an
nounced in the communique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
DENIES DRINKING

In the car with Mrs. Thomas
was the wife Of a UAW-CIO or
GAMER Both WON G n escaped
injury
Today al her h ON G. Mrs.
Thomas denied that she had been
drinking and claimed that the
truck had struck her automobile
while il was standing still.
Crosse Pointe police claimed.
however. that she drove her car
into the path of the truck which
was driven by John Jurrjens of
1860 Mt. Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Continued on Page 2, Col. p
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-24
Bitter Battle For
Possession OF Ono
Raging In Russia
Last Important Nazi
Base East of Baltic
Is Holly Contested

London, Feb. 2l - (Ap 49,
Russian and German troops are
lighting Il bitter hand-tn-hand
battle IN the streets of HEn for
possession OF that last import
ant NaZi base east of the Bal ic
gateway city of PSkov. Il Soviet
c"mmuniquc said today.
PSkov itself, g. miles west of
pr" was threatened from two
other directions by Soviet forces
driving down from Strugi Kra-
Nh"Nc, ~ miles TO the northwest.
where troops of General Leo
MD \. Gov0rov's Lcningr,d
army last were reported % mills
away.
H,ruG kraShoyc, a town on the
L'llugrad-PSkov trunk railway.
ana 80 other localities were cap
,u'"d Yesterday by Govorov's left
wing. tho Moscow bulletin said
N'n'rll X. \. MCrCtskov's VoIkhov
g. my smashed westward along the
o'"IaNa RusSa-i'Skov railway tor
Vl mics 10 breach the dciCnSCS pi
mo libCrating more than 100 hun
,.N on the way. ono force. the
russians said. cleared a portion Of
vi" LcninGrad Vitcbsk railway
"'''h'aS! of the junction while DIN
., UNITS reached ScmCnOvShchINa.
"i mics from the Dino.
More than $500 Germans wore
mIcd ON the north Russia from,
,M"Sc"w declared. adding that "mInv
herman officers and men wo:C
taken prisoner"
:, west and northwest Of KrivoI
tnpH' iron orc center in the Dnicpcr
""..hd FAR 20 the south. troops Of
General Rodion Y. MalinovskYs
c,,ro Ukrainian army wiped ont
WV" Germans and captured SCv-
T,"I NaHi-hcld communities. lEC
russian communique reported, rs
v!'F pushed on toward the Bug
!. nero. il appeared. Nazi Marshal
IlM Won Marnstcin might elect -
gI'kc stand against the Sovtc;
"Ne ON The approaches to RumsnId
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-24

Vote Given
For Barley
Majority Leader Has
Powerful Backing in
Break With Roosevelt

Washington, Feb. 2l-(ArD
"A unanimous Democratic
vote returned Senator Barklcy
today To the Senate leadership
he resigned in Il sensational re-
buff 10 President Roosevelt $
tax veto, and the veteran Ken
tuckIan announced he W0iiId
continue in the important party
post.
Stamping. in effect. their ap-
prevail on BarEicy'> drnunria-
lion cf NJ. RooscvcltS tax mes
S'gr. Democratic senators reared
their acceptance Of his rcSiena-
Ton AID enthusiastically re-
elected him leader.
After the dramatic uavr- confer
cncc, lrrm which BmNlCy walked
after handing IN ms resignation. the
ht''UCEIan expressed f. rcunrtcrs
his deepest persona! affection for
MIR. Roosevelt
The conference. by unan;noIs
vote. Immediately accented the rns-
iSnLt.u". then reelected him leader.
IhuS WAS enacted the second
chapter in Il political drama
which raised serious Demo-
cratic challenge To President
RcnScvcltS leadership in fine
1911 election wear.
Emerging from Barllrv's n-rn
N'''.t thcN went - members al a
Commute" appointed Ia notify fhy
N l.