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The Phoenix index., 1940-06-22
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. -(SNS)-
Back in Hollywood where years
ago, as a child star of the Our
Gang. Hal Roach studio pictures,
Sunshine Sammy, is girding him.
self for the strenuous task of re-
gaining those elusive laurels as a
grownup actor.
The young dancer-actor, who has
only recently returned here follow
ing dance engagement tour oil
Australia and India, has made two
or more pictures since his return
and according to. critics is as good
an actor as ever.
Sunshine Sammy, thru his agent
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Fri. 1890 am, Savoy, New York.
Art Tatum, famed pianist,
MBS, Thurs. 1 80 pm, California.
Melodies program, WGN 72Ok,
Chicago, rebroadcast, Sunday IL
am Chicago time.
Vagabonds, NBC Blue except
east, Mon. thru Fri. 1915 am.
Vocal quartet. Also additional
schedule.
VARIETY, INsPIRATIoNAL
Amos M Andy, CHS, Mon. htru
Fri. 7 pm, Chicago to West Coast
IL pm. no
Clyde Barrie, baritone, Obs,
Sunday 9:15 am. Also additional
schedule.
Major Bowes Amateur Hour
CHS, Thursday 9 pm.
Deep River Boys, CHS, East
only, Friday $3.50 am.
Theodore Hines, singer, NBC
Blue, Sun. 1880 pm. From Nash
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HURRY UP AN3 GET WILL,

HURRY UP AN1 GET WILL,
JESSE
NEW YORK-Over the week.
end the best athlete the world has
ever seen, JESSE OWENS, met
with an accident that had every
body in Harlem worried. Again au-
tomobiles figured in the accident,
which took place out of Cleveland
way. Come On kid, beat that
rap" just like you licked the
ENTIRE WORLD at Berlin back
in 1886. incidentally, last, Saturday
afternoon during tssse Princeton
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RATING the RECORDS

games. owens 220-yard hurdles
dow record was smashed py FRED
WALCOTT, Texas great white
hurdler representing Rice Univer-
sity. We believed no human would
ever beat JeSse'S mark in this event
,buE.. .Walcott convinced us be-
yond all cavil. The Incompatible
ones records for 200 meters, also
went by the Walcott Way .tsk tSk
tsk.
Owens had posted the time OF
% seconds for both distances Aft
er the sensational Nordic boy had
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FOOTLITE FLICKER|S.

tune hits from Roses Worlds Fair
Aquacade extravaganza. BENNY
CARTER (best OF them alU...
"CHU" BERRY, and handpick-
ed bevy of white musical stars
regaled the meITymakers wlio
crowded into KELY'S STABLE
downtown, last Monday night,
AS AN ADDED ATTRACTION,
Paramount theatre, one of the best
motion picture houses in this
country, is presenting this week in
person. the Academy award win
ner. :. HATTIE CMammy) Nc
DANIEL!!!
EDDIE LEWIS, formerly with
Amsterdam News and N. Y. Daily
News (staff photographer) PIE
sented his All Negro Film Snort at
the YMCA Monday night. 1t was
very good, and besides it showed
local Negroes just what we can 90
if we but put our minds to the
task!
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Latest Hampton
Waxings Bring
.CopywriteTh
BY LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

LOS ANGELES, Calif.-A recent
newspaper announcement of the
recording by Lionel Hampton, ace
vibraphone artist with the Benny
Goodman orchestra, of several new
tunes caused considerable turmoil
in local musical circles when Otis
Rene, well known song writer
threatened to bring suit to halt
publication of one Of the numbers
I'D Be Lost Without You"
Rene, the author, with his bro
ther Leon Rene, and Clarence
Muse, of the number Sleepy Time
Down South claims he was not
properly credited with the tune.
I'D Be Lost With You," was re-
Gently waXed by Victor Recording
Company in their Hollywood stu
dios with Lionel Hampton and the
King Cole Trio. Helen Forest. vo-
calist with the Goodman orchestra,
sings the number. Tommy Southern
is credited with the lyrics and
Lionel Hampton with the melody,
who is a member of ASCAP and
other music writers associations,
contends that he is entitled to some
credit for the number because of
his assistance given on the lyrics.
First indications that all was not
well on the tin pan alley front,
came last week when a columnist
en- one of the local papers carried
an "ewpose' supplied by tunesmith
Rene, that Tommie Southern, was
all wet about being the 1yricist on
the tune, and, that the copywrite
was owned by (himself) Rene.
Southern later contacted the coll
Umnist. and armed with the copy
write from the Library Of Congress
demanded retraction.
Rene, told the writer of the yarn
that he intended to sue the publish
ers to prevent the songs publication
on records or sheet music. This
music warfare broke out while Lii
onel Hampton was away with the
Goodman group. 1t is expected to
be cleared up when the noted mu-
sician arrives back in town with
the orchestra group to play their
first dance before a Sepia dance
group in the Vogue ballroom.
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fornia, this column first announced
to the world to keep an eye on
this lon-hearted youngster" At
the time he was out On the coast
with a Salem Crescent toughie
known as. .RITCHIE CARTER.
The fact that this Carter never
made the grade in years that
followed, reflected not upon the
tireless patience and efforts ot
Wiley and his then pal, Leo
Youngblood Fighting came natur-
ally to Harry Back in the days
when ERNEST HUTCHINSON
sported the two finest Billiard
Rooms in the city, Willy couldn't
resist the temptation to hang
around a gymnasium. He'd stroll
into the Garden Gym in West
125th street and put the gloves on
win anybody from Batam TO
heavyweight. His pet foeman OF
those days 1925, was none other
than that little spitfire. WILBUR
COHEN, whose ring career was
cut short by an assailant's pistol
fire. For years associated with such
men as Pete White, George Gains
ford and Billy Miller, he has risen
to take his place in the amateur
boxing armament in no unmis-
taxable fashion. Local SportSnen
like. NIINTON, MORRGSEY. -.
NAL FRASER :. .GERSHON
MEYERS. RUDOLPH BROWN,
and others actually swear by the
kid. They like him, even as we
do because of his fight and gen.
eral all-around pluck and has CIV
Ell word. HARRY, swore us to
secrecy on a matter that we were
sorely tempted to talk about. We
will say, however, that a certain
athletic committee, headed by some
of the outstanding names in pro-
fessional and amateur circles, will
furnish plenty competition for other
clubs now in the boxing field. This
column is in your corner, Kid, ana
you can bet all the guns III Hit
ler's camp that if WE WEREN'T.
THIS STORY WOULD NOT BE
IN THE PROOFREADER'S HAIR.
POCKET BILLIARD FANS, be-
moaning the passing of James
Evans, greatest Negro exponent OF
all time, takes some encourage
ment in the recent form displayed
by Detroit Slim" Harlem's repre-
sentative for national honorS. Dur
ing the past 60 days, Slim has
licked three of the entrants in the
Worlds Championship Tourney viz;
Julian, ProCita and Laurie. His top
runs this season were one of 81 and
80. just how he's hotter than hot
and a dangerous opponent for any
of the boys who like to back their
Judgment with the filthy lucre,
that's the ole. -. dough
Keep practising, Slim, learn what
YOU can from the old master who
camps at the Rhythm Club these
nights and one Gay (who can telD.
YOU might writer your name in bit
letters like Evans did for 20 con-
secutive years.
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LOUIS MANAGER AWARDED

CHICAGO-(A N P)-John w
Roxborough co-manager of Woria
Heavyweight Champion, Joe Louis,
was awarded $4,000 from the
Equitable Lhtla- Assurance Society
of the United States Friday in
suit involving an annuity policy
before Superior Judge Micheal L.
Mckinley.
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JESSE OWENS HURT

ELGIN, Ill.-tA N P)-Jesse
Owes, worlds fastest human" dur
ing his student days at Ohio State
suffered cuts and bruises Saturday
in an automobile collision at an
Elgin street intersection and was
treated at ST. Joseph's hospital.
The track star said ne was driving
from Soiux City, iowa, to Toledo,
Ohio
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walked off to the snoWer-room, the
record books read something ike
this: 1000 meter hurdles. 22.3: and
2O2 yards % s." Our hats off to
the best hurdler alive, but honest
FREDDY, forgive us for still feeling
that JESSE is still tops with me.
V:nat meet was this Princeton
Invitation Track and Field meet.
JIMMY HERBERT, worlds (in-
door, 44O yard record hurdler, flew
the houble-furlong in the great
time of 47.6, but it only got him
-. FIFTH PLACE. Fifth place to
the great leg driving CT LEE ORR
CWhite), Washington State univer-
sity. Orr flew the toughest of all
sprints in Sc, missing b.
tenths. the worlds record of Ben
EASTMAN, and smashing to
smithereens, our own Jimmy Phi
Beat Kappa LuValle Of UCLA, es-
tablished in SO.
GODOY vows TO MURDER
LOUIS!!
ARTURO kiss Me again) GO
DOY, avows as how he will knoc.
two kinds of hell out of Joe Louis.
when they shortly climb through
the hempen ropes. One as to ad-
mire the daring and courage of the
hcmbre from "Souaa-Sa-meri
but if our opinion counts for muc'
... he's doomed to bitter diSap-
pointment. None of the present
crop of beef trusters appear capable
his mind on his business. This
time we believe he will be out to
end it With the first punch, II
such is possible No run for the
fans money, just another OK to be
poleaaxed. Buddy Bear sent one OF
those fellow Americans from the
South Valentin Campolo), on his
way, and Godoy bids fair to catcn
the next boat with hm. oh, SO
"varee pretty wife bathing mis-
bruise and battered conk CHATS
head to yOU.
HARRY WILEY CHATS ABOUT
AMATEURS
Few men ale better qualified to
talk on the subject of bosing, then
HARRY WILEY. Maybe that
why we spent two hours, the hot
test night of current season, talk
ing it over with the Jersey trainer.
Back in 1882 during the running
of the Olympic games in Cali
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LAUGHLAND PAUSES TO
MOURN

Names in show business like
ETHEL WATERS, MIR. AND
MRS. BILL ROBINSON, FREDI
WASHINGTON, ct al, paused be-
tween curtain falls to shed tear
with BLANCHE BISHOP over the
unfortunate passing of her beloved
mother (Sunday night at 10 p. NO. +,
Mrs. Mary E. Bush, of ReXobell,
N. G.. The bigT'igs Of the theatre
swear by Blanche, for shes the
girl who messages their weary
limbs after the last act has been
finished The portion of Har-
lem'S elite Who knew mother and
daughter can we'll attest to the
Ruth and Naomi existence of
the duo.
CORTEz CROQUES has left
MERCER Dukes Som ELL1NG-
TON. and is now doing the front
business for the CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS BAND.
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BY ALVIN MOSES
.(For AMP
HARLEM TIDBITS

HAGAEkM AAOoAA0
BILL (Bojangles) ROBINSON,
ever first to do his bit for charity,
reverted to an exhibition Harlem
ties have known him capable OF
for years. An A. P. dispatch briei
ly stated that Robinson, at the age
Of 81, tap-danced for a full hour
before a fashionable HOLLYWOOD
audience. thereby raising $2420 for
the AMERICAN RED CROSS.
Many of us who have wondered,
YES, criticised severely at times,
about 'Bo's'' national popularity,
need look no further than the fact
that HE is usually FIRST in DO
MATING his time and money Tor
CHARITY AFFAIRS. Those star
actors and actresses who claim to
have much more on the ball than
Ball with respect to schooling, seem
to have MISSED THE BUS, in
happenings like above.
PAUL robson, international
singing and acting star, along with
Rudolf Serkin and Albert Spalding,
both white will be guest star
during the first five concerts at
Lewisohn stadium this season.
The sts lium reopans June 20
With. Arthur Rodzinski conducting
the Philharmonic-Symphony.
APOLLO THEATRE PATRONS
those who journey from the jew
iSh section of Delaney and Hes
ter streets rate ERSKINE HAW-
KINS, the peer of any tumpeter
white or black Usually we Ind
that the general impression these
"paleface" boys and girls try to
leave with your correspondent is
the fact that LOUIS ARM
STRONG is great, but HAWKINS
is the solid tops.
Precious" Brown, shapely torch
songstress formerly of Duke Elling-
TONS band, came in for her share
of popularity votes also. Not only
did these young friends deem her
the MOST PERSONABLE FOOT
LIGHT PERFORMER now ap-
pearing with name bands, but
think her pretty, sexy, and a kill
er-diller from way back, using
their own words.
- WELLS BELLIES CLUB, one OF
the newest and hardest work
ing in Harlem, is giving
dansant at SMALLS the night
of July IL in the interest of a
summer camp vacation for 10
cal girls of the dAGerprivileged
class. Let's join hands together
In this noble effort to make
1t a bowling success. . SEE
ME!!.
NOBLE SISSLE, nightly with
Billy Roses DIAMOND HORSE
SHOE, has scared to heights few
white bandsmen can boast of. Just
now, the orchestra is featuring
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TANKS ROLL OVER THERE
CAMERAS ROLL HERE

America is pretty good place
to be after all, in spite of crooked
politicians, Jim crow, and other
blemishes not yet eliminated. Holly
wood continues to shoot with film
and roll armored tanks. Every
studio except the all-colored cast
studios have a large program list
ed for the coming year, which will
be carried out unless Uncle Sam
also has to take down his old mus
ket as weapon of defense. How
ever, according to Charles Butler,
Central Casting director, and agent
for screen and radio talent, there
were but few calls for colored ac-
tors or extras during the past week
Frank Lloyd, head and director
of Lloyd productions, added several
more colored players to his already
large list in THE Howards of Vir-
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-22
GREATER NEGRO MOVIE
MONTH

HOLLYWOOD-(ANP) = With
the sanction of the Mayor of
Central Avenue" Eddie Rochester
Anderson, and the approval of Los
Angeles Mayor, Fletcher Bowron,
Gossip of the Movie Lots" Off
clally proclalmS the third annual
Greater Negro Movie Month, to
be observed on the coast beginning
Saturday, June 20. A national event
Greater Negro Movie Month"
originated three years ago with
Million Dollar Productions for the
encouragement Of all-colored cast
pictures, and likewise the support
and patronage Of all pictures that
include colored players in intelli-
gent roles. Movie fans are asked to
attend as many such pictures as
possible during this space of time,
reserve any severe criticism of
c0lored actors or pictures by all
colored cast companies, and let the
theatre managers know that they
appreciate them booking films that
have givtn Negro artists an oppor-
tunity.
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NOBLE SISSLE, nightly with
Billy Roses DIAMOND HORSE
SHOE. has scared to heights few
white bandsmen can boast of. Just
now. the orchestra is featuring
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wEnNEspAY,s afroTArroNs

Quotations courtesy Dean Writer a.
Co. washington Bldg. members
New York stock Exchanse)
High Low Close
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join him in his prospecting adven-
ture. Chiefly accepted after ad-
vising relatives in Ohio.
Then, kelsay said, Chiefly dis
appeared completely. Anxious
relatives contacted Wheeler county
authorities, requesting them to in
vestigate. The authorities did, and
several days later found a shallow
grave which held Chetty's remains,
Kelsay said.
Left Hurriedly
Meanwhile, Cline left the mining
district hurriedly. A warrant was
issued for his arrest, and he was
apprehended by Seattle officers
just as he was embarking for
Alaskan gold fields.
When returned to Fossil, Cline
admitted his part in the deaths of
the prospectors, and promised to
aid authorities in uncovering
Rosenstiefs grave, Kelsay said.
The sheriff said Cline took
Chetty's travellers checks and
cashed them throughout the North
west. Cline also took several dol
lars and personal effects from
Rosenstiel, Kelsay said.
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DOwJONEs AVERAGES

Stock sales amounted TO S.ffo.-
600 shares, compared with $3.50. 600
Tuesday. Curb sales were sc, 900
shares, against SCI. 900.
NEW YORk--Stocks met sup
port Wednesday after q four-day
decline. precipitated by German In
vasion OF the low countries, had
sheared more than $1,000, o00, 900
from the market valuation of
American securities.
Weakness continued In some ma
jor staples. however. Wheat fu-
lures suffered the second consecu-
tive limit decline OF 10 cents a
busleL
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HAPPY
M;~thday
WEDNESDAY. MAY Is


NJ. r. Johns, s1ls Portland
ave.
Mrs. c. A. Weller, 1910 East
sd st.
Robert Thomas Ryder. 1850
So. Alaska st.
sharon Ignore AsbjernseH,
2S46 So. Alaska Il.
Mrs. Lillian Hansen. ia So.
6Sth II.
Rose HANSEN. s14 So. ssth ct.
Henry Roster, s5es East spo-
kane ave.
Marlene Fude, sl1 So. 7th st
John Ramser, $40 So. AIMS
worth ave.
Mrs. Peggy Frietch. ms Ia.
s6th st.
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-Marr;aae
licenses

Marriage ilcenss applications
have hen filed with The Pierre
county auditor ~ Henry V. Fora
~. Route !. nex sss ravslIap.
ard Jennie f,<rnice Evans. II. tees
So. stth st. Tacoma. setxali
TanAks. 30. and Hlzake Tskesis.
-. both % 1910 Market e.: sllss
Austin Deity. -. isioss -. stth
st.. and olga Miller. II. izfa "a.
tsth, William Bensun Temple
legal. and Eilnor Frances Nsnnle.
legal both 81 Portland; Cllntcn
lee Johnson. -. and Kathleen
Evelyn Downs. II. both az F,cft
Lewis: Clyde Bates -. Merit
hotel. Tacoma. and Elsie Mae Lar
SOC. %. 90 Fewcets, Wallace
Theodore Hesiberx. -. ~ -. stth
st. and Ella sherwiek. -. got
No. X u.
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS


England tpoundl sahs. Up %.
Canada ldoliarl .siTs. Off GOV
France franc .oisss. up .oooaA :
Italy liiral .oso5: Finland tmsrk-
kal Obs. Switzerland tfrancI
sweden tkrons) agTo. Oft .ooio:
Japan tyen) .7s<s, Mexico tpesol
1878.
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Confesses He
Killed Pals
Prospector Joiled
In Weird Case

FOSSIL, orr. The body Of
Eugene Rosenstiel, %. a Portland
prospector who was murdered last
August. was brought here Wed.
nesday. after it was unearthed In
= shallow grave in Spanish gulch
Tuesday.
Behind bars In the Wheeler
county jail was Claud E. Cline
43, Of Portland. who allegedly has
confessed the shooting of Rosen-
stiel and of another miner, George
Chiefly, IS, of Xenia, Ohio.
Chetty's body was found buried
near Rosenstiers crude grave sew
eral days ago.
Sheriff E. ]. Kelsay, of Wheeler
county, said Cline has been charged
with two counts Of first degree
murder.
The finding of Rosenstiel's body
chmaxed wierd hunt that led
authorities through the winding
terrain of this wild mining coun-
try for 10 days.
Were Prospecting
According to Sheriff Kelsay,
Cline and Rosenstiel were pros
pecting together in this region last
fall. One day Rosenstiel dissp-
peared, never to be seen alive
again. Cline told curious friends
his partner had left the parts,
kelsay said.
Subsequently, according to the
sheriff, Cline invited Chiefly to
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Portland -Clesrings yT.stt.7i7.
"a. balances si,7tas7pka.
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Commissioners Eastwood with
drew his compounds motion, and
vote was taken on ths ordinance
a. presented. with a resulting four
noes" and the mayors lone "ays. .
ANYWAY commented one Of
the business men aftervsrd. we
made EN- squirm."
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Strawberries
Cheaper Here

Strawberries hetA c&llfe<aia
ard kennewt<k. came down - II
wsse.~l< m.rket wednesday. &C.
ecrdinx % d<Hi<re
c>llfonls berries so>d 81 tito
fist cf - fcxss ard ~ - - .
Gratis % - k<nn<wiek h>rrs<s
were llstsa ~ t11e > erete u -
ncxes
AsrNFaxuz si<e wss down slight
b. Ths No. varsity frum Sunny
ssae vs. quoted ~ ) ard 81 cents
ecuna Hcfhcu~e tenatc<< sn1f
- ttss for Ne. IL ard tt.2s fof
No. %.
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To Discuss Opening
OF East Side Road

Arrangements for opening of
the East Side highway, thanking
Mt. Rainier from Cayuse pass to
Ohanepecosh. tentatively set for
June %, will be discussed at a
special meeting in Centralia Thurs
day noon, it was announced We'd
nesday.
e. r. Fetterolf. assistant man.
ager OF the Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce, will represent Tacoma.
Delegates will attend the meeting
from most cities and towns of
western and central Washington.
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This Should k5ovo<D
Some Comment YoD'
ATLANTIC CIxf. \. 1<-I&1
average mn knpssn we1ra n111rr
thar the ever1ue wem1n n10Uu
men. q. NeFmoa rfo1o<lt11u1<
rsinc<tea t1nlv<fn1<y pqyo<p11 -
tod : fnee<Inx e ~ u1n1lIu
Fxyxhclnx<n6s Anooel1tieG.
-. Fred<FiNsen Nd s1GPoelxG11
tests - 80 fu11es e no<N r11111
rsnx5ax ffom - ypaso - y~vool11
men were moch mc<e nNf~r1 n<1u@
weuen eh~fer<e<ieliee Inn ~
men were nneut een. wI(n oueoCr
stca ~ ~ y<erx ~ end II
In fast. ~. Fr<derinpe1 in11rlo1
wum<a's hsdxm<ns q - n.
ram<~ pco<>r Win 80.
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Stocks Meet Support After
Sharp Four Day Decline
Markets ut q
Glunce
"WEDNESDAY

stocks: Irregular and active.
Bonds, frregulariy lower: U. 8.
governments lower.
Curb stocks; Trregulariy lower.
Foreign Exchange; Higher.
Cotton: OF IS much a. $50 .
bale.
Wheat: Closed off the limit OF
10 cents.
Corn; of a. To s. cents.
Rubber, Off around = to y
cent q pound.
silver; Unchanged In New York.
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II you're not using II. sell II with
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-11-22

ious movements that already have
gained much momentum, and
WHEREAS, there is urgent need
for the proclamation of the Christian
message with renewed vigor, and the
elimination of racial suspicion and en-
mites which have become so wide
spread, and
WHEREAS, Baltimore is one of
Americas twenty-five cities to be Wis
tied in 1910 and 1941 by internation-
ally known Christian leaders, during
the week of November "a to Deem
Der 1, in a united movement of evan
gelism and education as an answer of
the churches to these contemporary
challenges.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, HER
BERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR
OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
do hereby proclaim November oath
to December LIST, 1910, as NATION
AL CHRISTIAN MISSION" week.
In recognition of this nationwide re-
igious movement, call to the atten-
ton of our citizens the public re-
ligious meetings at the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory in Baltimore, as well
as the numerous other meetings
where our citizens assembled in COM
munity organization will seriously
consider the Importance Of religious
faith as an indispensable undergrad
ing of our community and national
life.
Given Under My Hand And
the Great Seal of the State
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-11-22

Mexico be dzziy following Mr. Finnegans train in
its "off agn on agn gone agn gyraons First the
exico for Mexans Under it's inspiration Mexican politicians
for years robbed citizens right and left wholesale and
retail And she proessed love for Uncle Sam and
all his nephews. :. -,
Next sells 100000 barrels of grabbed oil to the
day may helping Germany to keep her bombing
fleets busy in striking Brtans civilian population More ate
Mexico contracted sell 100000 barrels Of the grabbed oil
to Japan substantial part of which has been delivered through
the Panama Canal Japan makes at Uncle Sam
Apparently Washington Administration has not Learned
of this yet We say apparently because seems worried
about the Burma Road situation far off Asia but does nothing
about preventing shipments of this vital oil through
Canal worried for fear that will
son their racket How get cheap and method of deliver
ing grabbed oil to the Japs troubles both of them
Since better than Japan and Mexico got
theirs together ago revived concession 25
600 acres of prospective oil bearing lands in the vicinity OF
made in 1897 but dormant until the middle OF last
month they pulled it out busted OFT and told the
that Mexico no Mexcans instead it is Mexico
for the Japanese" -
While all of this being done Mexican New Dealers were
busy in Washington pulling strings to get loan with
which to reabate and triple track the 1856 mile railroad across