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Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
PICK MOLT GIRL
TO GO TO EUROPE
Rhua Slavens To Live In
Belgian Rural Homes AS
Montana Representative

Bozeman, March 16. - Rhua
Ethel Slavens of Mott has been
selected to represent Montana in
the International Farm Youth
Exchange program which has ar
ranged for members of Al clubs
from all parts of the country to
spend from four to six months as
guests in farm homes in Europe
and Britain, T. w. Thompson,
state All club leader at Montana
State college, announced today.
The exchange program, spon-
sored by the federal extension
service, was launched last year
with Janice Fenske of Savage
representing Montana during the
five months she spent in Britain
and Sweden as a delegate. The
project is for the purpose of fos-
tering a better understanding of
the problems of world peace, de-
veloping an informed Junior
leadership among American farm
youth and providing an exchange
of cultural and citizenship expert
ences, Thompson explained.
A foreign boy or girl will ar
rive in Montana in June as part
of the exchange program, accord
ing to reports received from the
federal extension service. Miss
Slavens, who is a senior home
economics student at Montana
State college, has been assigned
to spend a major portion of her
time in Belgium. She will leave
late in May or the first of June,
depending on the transportation
arrangements, which have not
been completed.
In order for Miss Slavens to
participate in the program, Mon
tana must contribute approx
mately $1,000 toward her ex-
penses and the expenses of the
foreign boy OF girl who will come
to Montana, Thompson said. A
state international Farm Youth
Exchange fund has been set up
which will provide opportunity
for all All clubs, All Builders
clubs, home demonstration clubs,
civic groups, organizations, asso-
Citations and individuals interest
ed in such a program of interna-
tional relations and world peace
to make voluntary contributions.
During her II years of club
work, Miss Slavens has been an
outstanding All club member,
said Thompson. She was a dele
gate to the national All congress
in 1915 as a national clothing
achievement winner and attended
the national All club camp in
Washington, D. c., in 1947. She
attended the Black Hills recrea-
ton training school last year.
She has been a junior leader of
her All club and is past presi-
dent of the Saltwater county All =.
Builders club. s
At Montana State college Miss /
s~lavens is a member of Mu Beta
Beta, All club honorary, and is I
active in the college All club. )
She is a member of the Newman ]
club, home economics club, Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority, senior
council, pan-hellenic council
and Alpha Psi Omega, honorary 5
organization. j
Wayne Herrin of Lewis and 3
Clark county has been selected !
alternate in the exchange pro- f
gram, according to Thompson. {
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
DEPUTY HERE TO ASSIST
WITH STATE INCOME TAX

j. D. Kelly of the state board
of equalization will be here
through Saturday at the city hall
to assist taxpayers in preparing
their state income tax returns.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Socialni jistota hlavnim
pozadavkem deln1kE.

Washington, D. C. = Presl-
dent autodeln1k1 Walter Reu-
Their predlozil sve uni program
mzdovych jednan1 ma rok 1919
ktery niue slouzit jake merit
ko toho co Dude hlavnlm bo-
dem ctvrteho kola povalecrych
mzdovych vyporadan1. Poole
toho Sc ma "a to, re hlavnl va
ha Dude kladena ma dlouhodo-
by program socialn1 jistoty a
proti tomu vstoup1 mzdove po-
zadavky do pozad1.
President CIO a unie ocela-
ri Philip Murray jiz zahaJil
porady S ocelovym %prumyslem
O pensijnfm planu a jinych
dlouhodobych pojistovacich W.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Pracuje Sc ma vyrobe
ohnivzdorne latky.

New York. - Byl schvalen
vedecky projekt, rozpocteny
ma 5 let k vyvinuti ohnivzdorne
latky, ktera by byla S to ONE
zit znacne nebezpeci pozarG,
coz by bylo obzvlaste vyznam-
ne, kdyby mela Ease jednou Wy
puknout nejaka valka.
K proveden1 projektu Sc spo-
lily vyzkumne instituce arma-
dy a namornictva a v cello byl
postaven professor chemickeho
inzenyrstv1 DR.. James M.
Church. Projekt Dude sc OPT
rat O dTfvejs1 badan1 v tonic
smeru provadene ma universite
Columbia, pTi cemz kladou vo-
ienske instituce velkou vahu ma
to ably byla objevena ohnivzor-
ma latka pro stejnokroje voja-
XII a namoTn1kG.
Jiz "a valky byly ma univer-
site Columbia ucineny d1lezite
vynalezy Ike zvyseni odolnosti
rG6znych latek proti ohni a tech
to vynalezG bylo pax pri volbe
latek pro stejnokroje vojska
pouzito. Pc valce vsak bylo cd
dalsiho sledovani teto veci u
pusteno. Drive byl sledovan
zpGsob nejakou ohnivzdornou
hmotou, nyni Dude ucinen po-
kus postupovat jinak a to vyro-
bit latky z takovych umelych
hmot. ktere odporujf ohni.
Nelze pochybovat, re by Wy
vinuti techto myslenek mohlo
NIT dalekosahly vyznam ne jen
pro 1cele voienske, kdyz v CT
Winch povolan1ch je mnoho Ii
df, kterf jsou v nebezpecl doty-
ku S plameny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
CHODSKE ZVONY.
Jak Cvacka

Vsecky zvony v Podcerchov1
tax dnes tkliv6 vyzvanejf.
Kdo mi V Siren svete pow,
0 Gem 81 to vypravej1?
V srdci lidu lei tfsen,
jak violate v ceskou dalku.
Je tax smutna vase p1sen,
jak kdyz pohFbivaji matku.
Zvon1te snad lidu hrany,
jenz sc loucf Sc svou vlastf,
jemuz zavfraji brany do Czech.
k bratT1m, kan jen patti?
Proc Wy, zvony, z dalky unite
vod Mrakova, z Drazinova,
vsak Wy We svych srdc1ch vfte.
CO ten smutny vas HAS chova.
Volame ma bratry Chody
tam V dolince pod Haltravou,
by neznali zadne svody,
by drzeli mysI zdravou.
Nezvon1me zadnou hranou,
nesm1 umf1t drahe vlasti.
Brzy Ease ma shledanou,
az pTezijeme vsecky strasti.
Zvonfme vsak "a ty hory,
by slysely naSe hlasy =
re i nase chodske bory
pfetrvajl vsecky easy.
Proto nase srdce bile,
celou silou k nebi VIOLA:
Chodd pl6me at zije,
nen1 nikdo, kdo je zdola.
Suite pevne jake skaly,
dial ma rodne pGd6 svoji,
slyste nase srdce z dali,
jak VAN dechem bolest hojf.
Doslouchejte, odkud zvonf
chodske zvony v kazde chvfli,
jak Sc ozyvaji v strani,
jak yam nesou hojnost silly.
Proto jednfm srdcem pe.jem
Sc vsim lidem chodsky Zdravas,
re Sc Ease vsichni sejdem,
vfru tuto nese mas HAS"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Kolektivisace pGdy shledava
odpor " Polsku.

Varsava. - Polstf sedlaci Sc
obavaji, re jejich pGda Dude
kolektivisovana a proto pora-
zeli v poslednf dobe sv1j DOLBY
tex v takovem mnozstv1, re
jsou ohrozeny plany polske VIA
dy, pokud jde O hospodarenl
masem a o jeho vyvoz.
Polska vlada sc v poslednich
meslc1ch pokousela zastavit to-
to porazenf dobytka opetov-
nym ujistovanim, re %nepomysli
provost kolektivisaci pddy, ale
nemela v tom 1spech. Poraze-
nj pokracuje v takovem ROSA
hu, re vlada vyhlasila vysoke
pokuty a frosty vezenim ma po-
razenf bez 1redn1ho povoleni
Tisk oznamuje, re delegace
akcnfch vyborG projizdejf Pol
skem a dozfraj1 ma prevalent
tohoto noveho opatrenl.
Hromadne porazen1 dobytka
nastalo pc vyhlaseni novehc
zemedelskeho programu v let6
lonskeho roku. Sedlaci proda.
vaji maso z porazeneho dobyt.
ka a strzene pen1ze investuj.
do hodnot, ktere povazujf "a
bezpecnejsf. Uvedeny zeme
delsky program predvida do
brovolnou kolektivisaci v men
Sim rozsahu. Ackoli polsk;
vlada stale tvrd1, re kolektivi
SAGE statkn Dude provaden;
pozvolna a bez natlaku, polst
Isedlaci odmitaji tomu veTit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine /. unora Y
kr1zkovych zapasech porada'
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
duj1c1 zapasn1ci:
Bibber Mccoy, 236 ID. (Bos-
ton Wild Cat) VS.. Manic Singh,
228 ID. Cobra Hold Expert) z
Calento, India.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
blu 1 porazky.
Chief Little Wolfe,228 Id.
Cherokee Indian) VS.. Dutch
Schwiegert, 223 ID. z Camden,
N. j.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
As minut aneb l porazky.
Hans Steinke, 247 ID. Ger
man Oak) VS.. Henry Piers, $50
Id. Flying Dutchman).
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
80 minut aneb l porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Ivan Komaroff, 228 ID. (Rus-
sian Adonis) a Mike Rollins,
225 ID. z Recka utkaj1 Sc $
Morris Shapiro, 220 10. z Los
Angeles a Emanuel Bonica,
ID. z Bostonu.
Vftezf ziskati must 2 vltez.
stvi re 3 utkan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Truman podepsal zakon o
zvyseni sveho platu.

Washington, D. G.. - Presi.
dent Truman podepsal zakon:
zvysujfc1 mu plat z $4,000 ma
500, 900 a pr1spevek ma vyda-
nj z $4,000 ma $1,000. Sou.
casne je mluvc1m u domu pc.
slanc1 a vice-presidentovi zv?-
Sen plat z $40, 900 ma $4,000
a oba dostanou pr1spevek ma
vydan1 We vysi $4,000.
President nen1 zavazan wy.
1ctovat, jak pouzije onecl
$4,000, O ktere byl zvyser
prispevek ma vydan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28

hodach pro kovodelnlky. We
dec. 1stav CIO pripravuje sta
tisticka data vsem uni1m O tech
to otazkach tax, ably byly ma
projednan1 teto veci priprave-
ny. Je nynf jiz jisto, re by Get
nj zamestnavatele dali pred
most nejakemu opetnemu IVY
mezd, nez ably Sc pousteli
do dlouhodobych a nakladnych
pensijn1ch plant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Vladni cinska vojska ustupuji
re reku YantZe.

Marking. = Dlouhe kolony
vladnfch vojsk pochoduj1 re
vsech smerG ma JIM bTeh feky
Yantze kde Sc chce snad ma
cionalisticka vlada postavit k
posledn1mu odporu. Jsou tez
vyklizovana vojska z oblasti
Shanghaje, coz nasvedcuje to-
mu, re nebude ucinen zadny
pokus toto mesto haiti.
Reditel vladn1 informacni
sluzby prohlasil, re Ciang Kaj-
SEX zGstava nadale presiden-
tenn. Vice-president Ii Tcung
zastava POOLE toho Trad jed
naj1c1ho p~residenta jen proto,
re Ciang nen1 pr1tomen a ne
NIUE proto zastavat svGj pre-
sidentsky trad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Cechoslovak pracuje, ten Sc
media zivit cd nikoho.

media Zlvlt Cd nlkOhO.
Hledaji Sc krajane, ktef1 jsou
ochotni podepsat pr1sliby bytu
a prace pro nekaolik mladych
bezenc6. Tito Tide jsou vyu-
cent r1znym remesldm a dnes
20 SVEN uteku z republiky ziji
bud v taborech Nemecku ne
DO tezce ~pracuji a stradaj1 v
r6znych zem1ch Evropy. Pa
matujte, re nikdo z Cechoslo-
vak1 cd roku 1888 nepfisel ma
obtlz AMI Spojenym Statdm ami
jednotlivym sponsor1m. I kdyz
sc ten, kteremu date affidavit,
neusadf do smrti u vas, nepfij-
de YAM nikdy ma obt1z. Cesi a
Slovaci pracujf, tt Sc nedavaji
zivit cd nikoho. Proto m1zete
klidne prijit k nam do kance-
lare nebo nam dopsat a svym
podpisem pomoci nekomu z
hroznych pomerd v Europe.
Nebude vas to stat ami cent, a
lie "a to budete NIT krasny po-
cit, re jste nekomu pomohli k
lidskemu zivotu We svobodne
Zemi.
Americky fond pro ponce
csl. uprchl1kGm ma ma priklad
ma seZnamu:
Mladeho muze, ktery Sc ma
rodil roku 1926. Vyucil Sc nej-
prve We velike obuvnicke dime
a ovlada praci u vsech stroll.
PAX Sc ale dial ucil kolonial-
MIN obchode Grocery a de-
lal obchodvedouclho filialky.
Dalsi mladik, narozeny tez
roku 1926, tri roxy Sc ucil elek-
trotechnictv1 a potion pracoval
dalsi tfi roxy We velmi znamem
prazskem zavode, hlavne ma
vyrobe elektrickych zesilovacG
a transformation.
A jiny bezenec, ~narozeny
1928, vyuceny krejc1, ktery
pracoval pc vyucenl jake tova-
rvs samostatne cele tTi roxy,
nez musel uprchnouti z vlasti.
Vsichni tito krajane pracuj1
ted velmi tezce v dolech v Ho-
landsku a jak jeden pfse:
"Prace NIUE byt jakakoliv.
Jde nam hlavne O to naucit Sc
dokonale anglicky, abychom 81
potion mohli najit zamestnani
die svych schopnostf. Zde v
Holandsku je nam to 1plne
znemozneno. Kdo nechce pra-
covat v dole, je dan do vezen1,
protoze jsme pTisli do Holland
ska bez povolenl 1Tadu, a pax
jde zpet do Nemecka."
Name v zaznamu jeSte dal-
81 pracovniky a pracovnice IA
ko automechaniky, svadleny,
vysfvacky, tkanf latek, fotogra-
fly, filmove operatery, redakto-
ra, ktery je vyuceny sazec V
tiskarne, a Tadu jinych delnlku
a farmaT1. Kde jde o rodinu
studovanych lid jake soudce,
advokat, nebo dfedn1k ci pro-
fesor, jsou vzdy ochotni j1t ia
ko pomocn1ci do domacnosti
nebo ma fanny. Jsme presved.
ceni, re i pro tyto najdete me-
ri svymi americkymi znamymi
nekoho, KIDD by byl ochoten po-
depsat pro ne affidavit a pfil-
mout je jake pracujic1 dvojici
(couple) do domacnosti.
Prosfme vas, neotalejte a
hledejte, jak podpisem affida-
vitu pomoci tenn krajanGm, KITE
II ma vas tolik spolehaji, re je
neopustfte v teto jejich neza-
vinene bfde. Vzdyt "a chviIi
to muze byt vas pribuzny, KITE
ry Dude potfebovat pomoci, d
Ease to Dude American Fund
for Czechoslovak Refugees,
ktery Sc Dude snazit pomoci
vasim znamym. Nase adresa:
IT'S Broadway, Room GOT,
New York City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
zoe, 900 cizich delnikI pracu
lie We Francii.

Paffz. = Ze 10000 cizfch
delnfk1 pracuj1cfch We Francii
.je 10000 Nemcu, byvalych "a
|jatc1, kter1 v zemi zGstali do
brovolne, dale $4,000 Ital6 a
ma $4,000 Belgicand, bydl1cich
ma hranicfch, kteri chodi den
ne do prace ma francouzskou
Stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28

Anne Lawler volala dnes ra-
no oheldne kostelnf vecefe
pT1stf tTden. Chtela, ably kaz-
da z mas ma vyboru zavolala
iisty pocet lidf, tax abychom
v6d6ly, kolik jich asi Pride.
Kdyz jsem pc snidani umyla
nadobi, usedla jsem k telefo-
nu a zapocala volati jednu o.
sobu Ia druhou. Byla jsem
IL ctvrteho jmena ma me listi-
ne, kdyz jsem 81 vzpomnela
ma ostatni lidi sa me party
Iince. Zde bych byvala pou-
lila linku bez preruseni pc
patnact minut. Coz kdyby
nekdo jiny ma lince potfebo-
val zavolati.
Netreba podotknouti, re jsem
lined prerusila mil "volacl
marathon. Pozdeji behem
dine zavolam zbyle osoby,
jednu po druhe, ale vzdy s
nskolika minutovou pfestav-
kou.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company of Balti-
more City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28
Kanada zasobarnou Angle.

Velka Britanie sc rozhodla
nakoupiti v Kanade tento rok
100 milionG liber speku, SO mi
lionG liber syria, a 46 miliond
krabic vajec.
Dne IL. prosince 1913 pri-
pojili Sc Newfoundlandstf Off
cielne Ike Kanade, jake jeji de-
sata provincie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-28

PTedbezne oznameni zabav.
" nedeli, 13. mora odpol.
Pitch-In- Party porada Czecho-
slovak-American Civic Assn.
" ned6li, 27. unora "Pitch-
In-Party' porada Rieger Klub
We spOlkovych m1stnostech.
The echo., 1949-10-15
Presidents Are Urged 10
Read Their Constitutions
AS Much as Possible
Dear Presidents:

Dear Presidents:
am exceedingly anxious that
ach OF you STUDY your constitution
as much as you possibly can. Study
In order that you might have a
knowledge Of the working Of the AS
ISOLATION. Unless you know the
works and doiings of the Association
1t is impossible to instruct those who
have a better knowledge of the
things involved than you. It is pa
thetic to see a man attempting to
instruct others when he has not kept
abreast with the law himself.
1t is a bit pathetic to see a man
or woman Trying to instruct, advise,
and suggest something that he is al
together ignorant %. FresideKs.,
when you don't know, you just don't
know, and the only way you will
know is by studying your law and
getting an understanding after stu.
dying. If you know what can be
done and what cannot be done, you
don't have to worry: just "sit pat"
The boards are held strictly for
the purpose or paying off cur hon.
ored dead. Anything other than
this is absolutely secondary. Any
body who attempts to change this
law is working in opposition to the
Association. Some might suggest
this, that, and the other to be done
in the quarterly BOARD meetings.
hoWeNer, as long as those of us
knwvswhat the boards are held for,
We - not have to worry to become
alarmed over what some individual
might suggest or would like to see
done in these particular boards. This
procedure has not just started. II
has taken this course since the Or.
ganization of the Association. II
person does not know, he just does
not know.
Secretary.
The echo., 1949-10-15
CORRECTION

In publishing the Statistical Report
through the Echo as of October l,
l949, we omitted the financial report
Of Lodge No. 45O, as made in the
September Board. We regret very
much to have made this mistake.
The report as made is as follows:
Lodge No. 450, Mrs. Annie H. Bax-
trone, President ---- IS
The echo., 1949-10-15
DUPLICATE POLICIES

Whenever a member Of the H. B.
A. desires to change the VIII on his
Policy, it is absolutely necessary that
said member purchase a duplicate
policy.
Wills are to be made in the local
lodge. Presidents, please read your
constitution.
The echo., 1949-10-15
Lodge l3S Loses Member

Mrs. Matte Brooks, a member of
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30
"C'
II Be Given
Public Honor
Ceremonies Will Be Con-
Quoted At Ball Park
Next Monday Evening;
Public Invited.

Milford's much cited National
Guard unit, Battery c, will be ac-
corded special public recognition on
Monday evening, Oct. 3rd, when
civic leaders and Delaware Nation
al Guard officials join in paying
tribute to the local battery in spec
ial ceremonies at the Milford Base
ball Park. This special program, TO
be known as Milford Pays Tribute
to Battery c Night" will be staged
in conjunction with the~ Annual
Firemen's Carnival, sponsored here
each Fall by another of the city's
many outstanding organizations
the Carlisle Fire Company, and
will climax an intensive recruiting
drive that has been sponsored the
past month by Battery c.
Expected to be present to partic-
ipate in Mondays program are the
Mayor and other. officials of the
City of Milford, representative OF
all the Community's service clubs
and veteran organizations, ant
many of the top ranking officers oi
the Delaware National Guard. The
National Guard Band is also ex-
pected to be present to present ar
appropriate musical background
for the ceremonies.
Continued on page y
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30
Y ank 5 W on 10000 Present
City Serie $ For Firemens
Last Sunday Parade Here
Maryland And Delaware
Represented By 2S Fire
Companies; Harring-
ton Took Two Prizes.

The firemen's parade held in
Milford Wednesday night in con-
nection with the carnival of the
Carlisle Fire Company was viewed
by 10000.
Led by State and Milford police,
the parade line of march included
Battery c of the Delaware Ma
tional Guard under Capt. James ].
Deputy with guns and other mill
tary equipment. The men present
ed fine military picture as they
marched in close formation. The
Milford unit is one of the outstand-
ing guard units in the country and
they were cheered throughout the
line of parade. The Milford High
School Band headed the Milford
firemen with their three pieces OF
apparatus.
Delaware and Maryland were
represented by % fire companies
eight bands and six auxiliary units
A feature was a twirling act put or
by the majorettes of the Laure
High School Band in front of the
judges stand.
Awards were won by Harrington
for the fire company making the
best appearance; Ellendale for the
most men in line; North East, Md.
for the fire company coming th'
greatest distance; Hurlock, Md
for the auxiliary making the bes
appearance; Smyrna for the bes
band and Harrington for the sec
ond best band with Salisbury, Md
for the best drum and bugle corps
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30
Masten Trucking Co.
Expands Facilities
New Garage Is Completed By Pro-
gressiye Milford Organization

The Masten Trucking Company,
Of Milford, through it's president,
Raymond w. Masten, has announc-
ed the completion of new garage
at the company's Milford terminal,
located ON the Rehoboth Boulevard.
The new structure is one of the
most modern in the Milford area,
has $500 square feet of floor space,
is equipped throughout with radi-
ant heat Contained within the new
building is all of the equipment
necessary to completely rebuild,
from the frame up, any piece of
equipment operated by the COM
pany.
The new addition, Mr.. Masten
stated, will provide the facilities
which will enable the mechanics to
repair and inspect three complete
units at one time, as we'll as COM
pletely overhaul several others SO
as to comply with all safety regu-
lations required by State and Fed
eral governments.
The Masten fleet presently con-
sists of 125 pieces of modern roll
ing stock, including refrigerator
units for the transportation oil
fresh and frozen meats and poul-
try; open tops and van bodies
There are 140 employees.
tcontinued on page q
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30
NOsed Out Milford A. C.
3 To 2 In A Thrilling
Extra Inning Game;
Trophy Awarded.

The curtain was dropped on the
1949 baseball season here the past
Sunday evening as the Milford
Yanks, peninsular Negro cham
pions, nosed out the Milford A. C.'s,
local Mar-Del League entry, to 2,
in a thrill-packed, extra-inning
game. Sundays game was the third
of a series involving the 1949 city
baseball championship the inter
city rivals having broken even in
the first two games of the series
by winning Sunday evening the
Yanks gained possession of the
Milford trophy, symbolic of Mil
ford area championship honors.
Sunday evenings game undoubt-
edly was one of the best played
here this past season and was fea-
tured by top grade pitching by
Harry (Duke) Markell and Cliff
Hughes. Markell, former Seafort
Eastern Shore League hurler ant
Phillies' property, pitched winning
ball, striking out Is and Scattering
six Yank safeties. but costly error!
by his A. G, teammates gave tn,
Yanks two unearned runs and
to win. The big highlander from
the Bronx had previously shutou
the Yanks 5 to 0, striking out 21, il
the series opener two weeks prev
ious.
Hughes win Sunday was his sec
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Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30
Harrington
Race Meet Will
Open Saturday
Best Meet In History OF
Kent And Sussex Rae
ing Association Is Ex-
pected.

Indications point to one of the
best meets, if not the best, in the
history of the four-year-old Kent
and Sussex Racing Association
when its fall meet, continuation
of the spring meet, opens here Sat-
urday, October 1.
A record number of entries,
which have the benefit of the sea-
sons campaign on eastern tracks
and an improved track here lend
credence to this prediction. Fur
thermore, some horsemen are
boasting that the track record OF
2:02 IA, made by Guy The Tramp
during the 1885 Kent and Sussex
Fair will be broken.
Though hardly probability, it is
certainly possible when one realiz-
es the entry list includes such no.
table performers as Olin Davis
Quick Reward who paced a hea
here this summer in 2:05.1, an(
Mrs. Heydt's Barefoot G who pace,
2:04 this, season. Considering tha
tiiC u am, iCSidy GU 0lu 1CooAuC
this spring. is considered three t
four seconds faster, a new tracl
record is not at all impossible.
A singular feature of the NEE
will be the entry of three stables
trained and driven by women. Mrs
Heydt will come here from the Ft
Steuben Raceway. Louise Mum
Bethel, Conn, socialite, will return
with a trotter, .Gallonova, and Can
dy Harvester, PAGER. Incidental
ly, Mrs. Mum has been ''in tn
mon" frequently this summer a
prominent eastern tracks. Mrs. Es
telle Brown will come from Roose
welt Raceway with Silent Fox, Alto
mic Miss. Silver Star Dust an
Chris Volo, all of whom are appear
J ing here for the first time.
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