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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EYATTsVnLtE. MD;-MoDEFRN; r 3 Rms: sN,
garage: near bus; adults. WA 1907.
FYATTSvTLLE MD, sol WINE AVE
Modernsc new apt ViPs room
porch, pPS garage Dunn & co: 1888 R. I.
ave. Mt. Rainier. Hyatts. oo4S.
COMFORTABLE. FURNISHED APT, ALL
bGBNISHEP bstb H5tfes Included 80 s. Columbia
ave, Hyattsville. Md, before pm
sUBLET, !, OR . MONTHS, LARGE FUR
nshed modern, modern, apartment Sb1,t $50 Ss2i 20 min
ROOMY CHEERFUL APT. IN HYATTS-
vile furn. or unfurn.. . or 3 rooms with
kltchenette and dlnette moderate rental
sos West Madison ave, Hyattsville. Phone
Warfeld 9044
FORT STRONG APARTMENT, NEARBY
Va. Unfurnished . rooms kit, b; porch
ami: newly dec: adults only. CHI. 5Sl6.
Il@3 N STAFFORD ST. ARLINGTON. VA;
moor pras anf T Oa5R oRoFd
THREE APARTMENT AND
bath with heat and light, IN suburbs, near
KensinEton l3M
TWO LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN, PRI-
rate bath; heat, light. water furnished; ;
rlce location; redecorated S3S s 246 Lloyd
= rooms. kitchenette and semi i-private
bath, unfurn Phone CHI. 05S3. 15'
ArTRAC. FURN. APIS. 3 OR RMS,
bath private entr. freplaces. elec. kit,
oil heat, screen porches; adults S45. 50.
$50 so. Glen Echo. Bradley 0092-R.
TAKOMA PARK, d. C.. 1858 BLAIR RID
New apt, = rms. kitchen. bath; gas, elec
fefg: garage: So Adults. GE. 2257
THE IRVING APARTMENTS.
Unfurn ! room dinette kitchenette,
bath sos N Irving St, Arlington, Va.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED o..


tis ST Me- rr,E,9e4s s9oMs 81 1ARGE HseK
Call Franklin 37s3.
1893 N ST. NW.-BED-LIvING ROOM
southern exposure, kit. dinette. bath; elec.
refgy utilities; S45. l5'
319 LA .SALLE-NICELY FURNISHED
LARGE STUDIO LIVING ROOM. BED
room dinette, kitchen, private pain every @
thing furnished: pleasant house Tor re-
fined people. Georgia 214S.
NEAR 10Th AND COL. RID. N:W-RE-
fined young lady to share Groom apart
ment with another; share expenses Du-
1919 COLUMBIA RID. NV RIM,
excellent condition: reasonable: adults.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS FIRST FLOOR,
red nedrm drI J. a. X sf5 iP Emerson T5 sSs
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.--EXCEL.
loc.; comb liv.-bedrm dress. rm.. din. kit.
bath. shower. Frigidaire elev. HO G49S.
18th AND SPRING RID. N.W.-YoUNG
lady TO share apartment with another
Randolph 3464 after p I'm.
nm S windows, kitchenette Frisidaire;
h-w.. heat gas elec. incl Ho, 1881.
ADAMS MILL RD:. I7:l-oNE s;,o ROOM 0Nd
Col. rd Quiet, exclu. residential; ref. l5'
WALKING DISTANCE. = NEWLY, DECO
rated -. rooms, kit, bath, c.hw.' cleo rets.
1913 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Central High School; or ., rms, kitchen,
rvt. bath; Is min. to 14th and G SITS. NV,
$50 TO soa-4he6 18th. ST NV AND
f92S B. ofS ins aEf gas y sed GE a4s sss
DETACHED HOME. PVT APT. 4 LARGE
rooms private bath. 2 expos. ami. elec.
refs. garase opt. 5506 4th st. NV. GE
Sa1a
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL: Goth
hath day ST.; or persons, SqGda week riceIy T
qn'n fnrn NA SSO 545 Fa SINK LNKNs CO direction
CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA PARK. D c,
near Walter Reed 4l0 Cedar st.-Attr.
lies Incl, $50; garage. Mgr. GE. O533
SOME FREE RENT; 2 R, K, B; IN NICELY
SlShei Sren aken TenS PRONE s56 Me- s4a E9 to e pm
OPP. MAYF1oWER HOTEL III! I7Is .,do DE
sales nw13rd f. li,,1ti rms Et path; eiec'
ant. private home, non housekeeping; pri-
Wo Gs5c -
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APTS.
One end two rooms modern: attractive
rates. Open for inspection am. 10 10
pm 1851 Fairmont st. NV.
1915 18th ST. NV.
Newly decorated and furnished. rooms.
ttchenette and bath. suitable or ;; also
single non-housekeeplng, maid, linens cleo
tricity. Res mgr
LOVELY TWO-ROOM
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Consists of large living room. spacious bed
room, dining alcove. kitchen and bath.
beautifully furnished throughout with In
dlvIdually controlled air-conditionng the
wear round Located in the exclusive
Wesley Heights section. See II today
MARLYN APARTMENTS,
39th & Cathedral Ave. NV.
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Connecticut Ave at Woodley Rd.
From
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FLATS FOR RENT.
FLATS WANTED TO BUY.

323 I1th ST. NE (2nd FLoOR)-5 RMS
b. porch, Nv. h.: all outside rms: $3.50
H. Fl. CARTER, 613 18th NV. MA. 417S
Evening star., 1940-09-14

THE BARBARA. 9th AND MD AVE NE
large outside rms. kit. tile bath: new
range. refg.; heat, h. W. furn.: redec; reas
See 1anitor or DI. 2434 Other apts avail
THE CHAPLIN. 1474 CHAPLIN ST NV
Living room, > front bedrooms, kit, bath,
81, 80: :, rnnmS XII ath. $40
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. Goth
and SITS n.w.-1 room. kit. dinette. pvt.
hath: day. 81; or - persons, week. SlS;
month $50 Full service Frigidaire. nicely
furn MA 54"5 LINKINS co direction.
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DOWNTOWN.
NEW BUILDING.

Front apartments. . rooms, kitchen.
dinette and bath with shower. Flreproof
elevator building. Parouet floors. Duilt-in
kitchen cabinets ventilated corridors etc.
Rent includes gas and electricity. SS1 so.
BARI ARMS. 1877 r ST NV.
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| DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISFIED APARTMENTS

goo R. I; AVE; NE: APT. siS.ATTRi;'
un EiD!SSi sn. Ns @ ss 10
52l TENNESSEE AVE. NE ROOMS
c.h.w.; mr. car line. Atlantic 0294.
CONN AVE BRIDGE, 1921 CONN, AVE
shops pms tseater; sSeatefs' s44,5S shower ev' M
g1o HAMILTON ST. N,W-snd FIR.
detached home. lrg. rms, Kit, bath;
redec.; new servel utilities; "a blk. trans;
reas.
MoDERN-614 D ST Sc LOVELY
sss si 80 XII Leo o'h' N. sERNsrEiS CO. NE
HAMILTON COURTS, eI4o N ST. NV
Attractive firm. kit. and bath front apt.
f5sf GsIoN coSPANS iosn
129 10th NE AND 3 RMS, KIT.
bath h:,w.h; and gas heat; s36'oo' s31 30
$3.50 A MONTH BEDROOMS, LIv;
t'n Rpt 0''e Gail efRSeieS HTGH wARRsN i st Naona "a
1852. Evenings and Sunday. Oliver 3169.
DOWNTOWN, 9I9 N. Y AVE-3 RMS.
k. and b.; S45; adults only ample heat,
hot water; gas refg.
1860 PARK RD,-l RIM, K, AND B..
ony Clean bTsh snd Hs R S:.sd s.c 'qe' 1es
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT, . BED
rooms, large living rm. open freplace; mod
ern. Lease only S75. 1904 K st. NV.
1912 21st ST. NW.-,3 LARGE ROOMS
kitchen, bath: newly decorated elec, Gas
refG. incl; S5450 Walking dist.
s"l 4th ST. Me- ROOM, KIT. .PRI-
vate bath; entire floor: gas, elec., heat: re-
decorated; adults. AT. 2325.
DOWNTOWN 21el ST, N.Y. RMS.
kitchen. bath; reig incl; M 10 So;
n
AFFLEcK. 24s3 PA AVE RE. s663
21ns EYE ST. NV r.. K. B..
2lns Eye ST. nw.-2 r, k, b..
5 s93 l9th st. n,v..sr. @ and b, FEs, 1000
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
123 goth ST. NV.
THE toNGEELLoW Lon, FELL s,N ApARSTMMENrs' AZ. = n
PARK sPns so f9ss TO Ree
Cafe and beauty shop in building.
built-in kitchen equipment. fully insulated
gas range with oven control exhaust fans.
ventilating doors etc. All rents include
Beautiful corner apartment consisting
OF two rooms. kitchen, dinette and
larium with concealed bed which can
sissp5r Essqg be ussa as Sax shds or extra
-odTc Front as3sI s3a5tment consisting of two
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
THE LoNcFELLoW APARTMENTS,
552l Colorado Ave. NV.
zoos eth ST, N.w-S25.5o-
iaoSis t@aii 0e'n e ST s'es SEs"sa5 Es ING go H.
5 rms. bath. h.-wh.. elec., gas
1000 4th ST. sW-S3o.oo
FLOYD 5"E' f. DAVIS CO Co neat
see" 90 WIS ,, 4, Ayf k. 'Es5 3, s5:Es 8. B, 's'.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath $1,000
THOS FARRELL co. MA. O765
5I3 ST NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath --- $4,000
'00"s sls s'snc8 S caRoI1SA soI Sa'h AVE. Sc Nooo
4 rooms and bath; Arcola S32 80
5l2 G ST. NV.
THof II ioI6 f sARREkL q, RW CO. REALT3Rs "a S9ss
IN ST. PAUL's PARISH
APT, So IS ia%3 srs rSyvn NWI SSopESurss $3.50.
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. RE. s663.
2l9 T ST. NE
2 and 3 rooms kitchen and bath. $40
up; refg. house current: newly dec.
o,s HARRY A; oLIKER co;
MONTE VISTA
26lR 3qth ST. NV.
bedrooms living room, kit. di.
Gas and Flee. Included in Ren,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Former w. Va. State Faculty
Member Is English Industrialist

DR.. George w. Brown of Cleve
land, Ohio ard Hudderstield,
England, a graduate in the
field of economics of the univer-
Sity of London was presented by
his hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
=. Hamblin, to members of the
staff of West Virginia State col
lege in the Foyer of Glasscock
hall, Tuesday ,lening, Fcbru-
AIRY 18th. Dr.. Brown spoke I'M
formally on Some phrases of
the international situations. His
wide experience and travel III
Africa, India and Europe made
his remarks highly interesting
and informing.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Along Elm Street
GREENSBORO, N. C. - By Capt. D. j. GILMER

Seward Crosby son of the 1st
President, and my brother James
were the first students. The
early instructors, Prof. Butler
and Williston, later came Prof.
Bluford and Kemp. These names
and time bring vividy to mind
my teaching years in dear old
Percy st. Graded. Among those
| taught | am proud to point to
DR.. David Jones, President of
Bennett college, Drs. Clyde Don
mel and Walter Hughes, who
seemed to have achieved both
fame and fortune in their chosen
fields of endeavor.
Another little brown fellow
who lived in Warnersville, be
came an outstanding violinist,
whose name l am unable to re-
call, / saw him at Biddle univer-
sity, Charlotte, during my visit
| (frst) to the state after our
mothers passing.
] could go on and on with this
eminiscence but / really begar
this letter to you to express oui
deep appreciation of you very
kindly written column about the
Byers family and especially o.
the very splendid appreciation o.
our parents, and our dea st
! ! always read your column
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23

The following letter from
Mrs. Leonora Johnson of Kim
ball, w. Va, is a native of East
Elm Street, Greensboro, n. c.,
between Davie and FoWler's SITS
She was Miss Leonora Byers, a
daughter of Mr.. Mitchell Byers
and sister of Rev. John Byers
and DR.. James Byers.
My Dear Capt. Gilmer:
For some time my thoughts
have been going back to my old
home town in the days of my
youth and the friends of my girl
hood an young womanhood, some
have passed into the great be-
yon.
These names and faces come
back to me, Mamie Nocho, Jessie
Jones, Alice Buel, Minerva Thac
ker, Emma Cotton ard Norman
her brother who is now an out.
standing physician in Patterson
N. j., Edna Mitchell, sister t
Mrs. II. II Faulkner, one of my
old frierds, also Mrs. S. S. Sewer
Mrs. Dudley.
Then there were the early stu
dents of deal old Aan NJ. Prof
Austin Curtis, ST., of West Va
State college, an Willie Cheek a
lmorg the early graduates.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
BSTC Releases Deans's List

Bluefeld State Teachers col
lege has just closed a successful
semester. AS is its custom it re-
leases to che public a list of
those students Who have ranked
high in achievement and scholar
ship. This semester twenty four
students have made the Dean 5
list and the college herein re-
leases the names as follows:
Theresa G. mir, Joseph Con-
molly Silas Edwin Craft, Mable |.
Divers, Ollie MSrie Hargraves,
Mary Julia Harrf, Lewis f. Hol-
loway, Rubye N. Hutchinson,
Emma Lee King. Charlotte Nc
Clanahan, Walta' Mae Mehafmfey.
Frances Phyllis Moon, Lee
Roy Perry, Howard Peters,
Clara Braswell Rowland. Mary
Louise Rowland, Joseph A.
Slash, Helen Reeves Smith,
Margaret Anne Sterrette, Nj.
White Taylor, Margaret Louise
Thomas, Arvella jeanette Toles,
Ona Williams, and Cecil Inez
Young. ....>
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23

government, and therefore tax
funds.
RESOLVED, Further - That
we severely condemn and deplore
the statewide Injection of rank
partisan politics in our public
school system. 1t has resulted
in experienced and very efficient
teachers being displaced, the
lowering of teacher morale, and
detriment to education. That
balancing of the state budget
an act so sorely neglected by the
national administration, is here
by deplored, nevertheless, since
it is being done at the expense
of teachers salaries and the
lack of sorely needed repairs to
our state institution buildings.
RESOLVED-That we hereby
petition Republican chairmen
and leaders throughout the
state to appoint representative
and efficient Negroes to serve
in connection with their respec-
tive campaign headquarters.
And that Negroes be given re-
presentation on the election
board in precincts where there is
an appreciate number of color
ed voters.
RESOLVED-That in view of
the fact that a spontaneous mo-
ton from the floor requesting
land urging the. Honorable Wal
ter S. Halianan to become a
candidate for the office of United
States Senator was unanimous
ly passed previously by this body
and further because of hi stall
wart Republicanism his proven
ability as a statesman, and his
long and untiring services to the
party, we hereby endorse the
earlier action of those here as
sembled, and again request him
to consider becoming a candidate
for the Office of United States
Senator representing the state
of West Virginia.
BE 1T FURTHER ESOLVED:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Judge Miller Makes
AnnOunCen1entfOr
COP Nomination

"Without doubt presrnt-day
government is costing too much.
This is not due to the essential
iunctlOnS of government, but to
the practice of political implica-
tons destined to insure the per
petuation of political party in
power. What we need is less parti
san politics and more business
III government. Then the burden
of the taxpayer will be caSrd and
the wheels of prosperity turn
with greater confidence i'm the
future. Ii shall be my purpose
ant vii he my policy to restore
economy in our state govern
mcnt without curtailing single
necessary function.
zone of the first rcsquiSit,
of a happy society is TO enforce
obedience to the law. With good
order our people have the Will
to go forward. TO this end
pledge my first support.
"A sound democratic govern
mcnt rests upon the character
if the people. If the people are
sound the governmental struc-
turc is also sound. This can be
ACCOMPLISHED only by preserving
the moral and spiritual power Of
the people through such essen
tial institutions as our homes,
our churches and our schools.
No state can ever be greater
than these palladiums of human
power. TO KEEP them safe and
secure shall be both pleasure
and a duty on my part.
at is my intention to make
known from time to time as the
campaign progresses, my posi-
ton upon pressing public ques-
tons. This ! shall do from the
platform, over the radio and
through the press. From all
those interested in a safe, sound
and good government at reason
able and proper cost, | invite
your suggestions. After all, the
government belongs to the peo-
pie and not to the politicians.
For he people adj their best well
fare government exists. At all
times their voice should be heard
and their suggestions patiently
considered.
81 invite you TO the support Of
Il united and determined citizen
ny Of the state"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23

Ripley, w. Va, Feb. ID
(Spcl) Lewis ii. Miller,
prominent West Virginia states
man, juriSt and humanitarian,
will seek the Republican gubcr-
material nomination
PledgIng to render public
service to the whole people with
out any semblence of diScrimina-
ton among Them" the Judge of
the circuit court of the fifth Judi
cial district announced his candi
dacy today.
Declaring that the high cost
of present day government is
due to the "practice of political
implications destined to insure
the pcrpctuation of a political
party in power" Judge Miller
forcsworc:
ut shall be my purpose and
will be my policy to restore eco
nomy i'm our state government
without curtiaIinE necessary
fumctiOn.
Judge Miller. Il native Of Jack
son county who has won wide
acclaim for the services render
ed the public in his present and
past positions, invited sugges-
tom
"Aftcral," ne stated in his an
nOunccment, the government
belongs TO the people and not to
the politicians For the pcpolc and
and their best wclfarc-Govcrn-
inert exists. At all time their
voice should be heard and their
suggestions patiently consider
ed.
The full text Of his announce
mcnt follows:
81 am candidate for the Re
| publican nomination for Cover
nor Of West Virginia. This de
cision has been reached after q
searching survey throughout
! the state and based ON such facts
as TO convince me that my cardi-
dacy is desired by the rank and
file Of the Republican party in
West Virginia.
AS a basic thought, my de-
sire is to reEdcr public ser.
vice TO the whole people without
any sembicncc Of discrimination
among them. 1t is high time {,
promote al. era of good feeling
and to end disruption and dis
cord The Nation has witnessed
too long the efforts to foster
I class prejudice and hate. We car
| aid in the restoration of gooC
order by cspousir2 an era Of
good feeling among all the PEG
pie at home.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
KApPAS GIVE PRICED AWARD
To u. OF ILLINOIS STUDENT

Washington, Feb. 21.-Kappa
Alpha Psi's individual achieve
ment award, for outstanding
scholarship and campus leader
ship during 1899, has been voted
Edward ID. Yeatman, Senior at
the university of Illinois. A gold
medal goes with the award.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23

About three hundred Negro
men and women from sixteen
counties, in which reside 68 per
cent of the colored population of
the state, assembled February
18th, at Charleston, in response
to a call by Attorney Leon P.
Miller, Prof. J. Rupert Jefferson
and Mrs. Julia V. Wilkerson,
coloed members-at-large of the
Republican state executive COM
mittee, to celebrate the birth of
Abraham Lincoln, to banquet
and to sound the first gun in their
effort to return the Republican
pat to power in both state and
the nation.
The meeting was called to orGer
at 2:30 in the afternoon by Atty.
Harry j. Capehart. After read
ing of Lincoln's Emancipation
reclamation by Rev. j. w.
Robinson, reports on political
conditions i'm their respective
counties were given by their
respective representatives.
At a p. M, the assembly was
addessed by Hon. Daniel o.
Hastings, United States senator,
Deloware, who was introduced
by National Committeeman Wal
ter S. Hallanan. After the adj
dress which was featured by
praise for the PROCESS the Negro
race has made since it's emanci-
patton and severe indictment of
the New Dea, the meeting adj
journed to assemble for the
Lincoln Dinner at 8 p. m.
James Holmes acted as master
of ceremonies at the evening
gathering and introduced Ho. T.
ellis Nutter, who in turn intro
duced the Hon. w. G.. Hueston,
the pinciple speaker. Officers of
the Charleston Lincoln Society
under whose auspices the din
ner was arranged, were presented
Resolutions were read by DIR.
A. S. Adams, and adopted by the
assembly without debate. One
Of the highlights of these was
resolution commencing Hon.
Walter S. Hallanan for his long
service to the party and request
ing that he consider being a
candidate the coming primary
for the United States senate.
Resolutions in Full
We, your committee on resolu
tions, appointed at a meeting of
Negro citizens, representing six
teen counties of the state of w,
Va. wherein reside sixty-eight
per cent of the Negro population
of the state, assembled at Char
lesion, West Virginia, February
IL, 1910, for the purpose Of re-
verence and expression Of indy
ing gratitude to the Great Eman
cipator Abraham Lincoln. whose
birth the entire nation this day
celebrates, present for your
consideration and adoption the
following resolutions:
WHEREAS-The citizens of our
state and nation have for several
years impatiently and alarming
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
COP Adopts Str0ngRe.
solutions at Lincoln
Day Rally In Capital

| ly endured the ever increasing
burde and regulation of a govern
mental administration known as
the New Deal" a hybrid adj
ministration, neither democratic
nor Republican, after unlimited
authority, unprecedented borrow
ing, lavish expenditure of the
public funds, and seven years of
fruitless experimentation, has
failed to solve a single economic
problem, including the major
one of unemployment, and,
WHEREAS - We see in the
ever-increasing interference of
government in business and in
our private lives by Legislative
regulation and executive DEGREES
a serious menace to the liberties
guaranteed all citizens of these
United States by our Constitu-
ton and the Declaration of In
dependence, including marked
tendency and drift toward collecr
tism and RECOMMENDATION, always
dangerous to the welfare and
happiness of minority groups,
and, =.
WHEREAS-After seven years
OF hopeful waiting, we have des-
paired or ever receiving from
the present governmental re-
gime, relief from our economic
lis, or fulfilment of campaign
promises of economy, or less in
reference of government in our
business and private life, or cess
alton of government borrowing
and unwarranted expenditure of
public funds, or that prosperity
and happiness within the posi-
bility of the people of the United
States. 80. 80. %.
THEREFORE-Be it resolved
That on this day, while thank
ing Divine Providence for the
birth and life Of Abraham Lin
coin, we re-dedicate and recon
secrate ourselves to the demo-
cratic principles and ideals of the
Republican party to which he
belonged; that we reafrm our
allegiance to the Republican
party whose liberality and just
ice toward our group in both
state and nation have contribut-
ed largely to our progress, self
respect and happiness; and that
, we herbey pledge ourselves,
both individually and collectively,
to do all within our power in the
ensuing campaign to return the
Republican party to power in
both state and nation.
RESOLVED-That we hereby
condemn without reservation the
so-called New Deal administra-
ton as one of gross incompet-
ence and disappointment, and
charge further that they have
Disseminated because of color
lin administering relief; that
local authorities have made poll
teal capital of human misery
and the dire needs of men, wo-
men and children by forcing
them to support the Democratic
party; that the state Democrat.
&c administration has failed, by
unwarranted delay, to carry ouf
certain legislative provision, es
pecially of benefit to our group
( including those providing for (
state Negro All camp and for
! Negro units of the natioEa
guard. We take it that this della,
indicates either incompetent
or lack of sympathy on the par
of the state Democratic admins
tration, or a deliberate attemp
by the Democratic legislature
that so legislated, to decciv
b the Negro citizenry of the state
. We further charge and condem
local Democratic authorize
throughout the state with discr
mination against Negroes in as
signing arI employing labor o
'lprojects largely financed b
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Millions Of Great Aulss

TheTt were millions II great auks
HhcR French fishermen found them
around Newfoundland N ahe Fiji.
Iesnth century. Yet, 400 years later,
they were oil gone. Thoy and their
esB were priced as food; their
feathers for down. Once French
sailors Alsd two boats with bodies
II Prent Buks in less than 80
minutes.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Dickens, Homo Is Museum

The house where Charles Dickens
lived in London more than 100 years
ago, is now museum, containing
the most comprehensive DicHcns Ii.
brary in the world
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-02-23
Better Service Club Meets Here

In spite of the inclement wea-
ther, more than $50 N. and w.
employees and visitors attend
ed the Meeting of the Keystone
Kimball Better Service club, \
in the Koppers Hall last Monday
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Traffic Fatalities Down

Charleston, Feb p. - West
Virginia, with a four per cent re-
duction in traffic fatalities last
year, finished in a deadlock with
Washington, Mississippi, Ohio
Pennsylvania and New York for
18th place among states showing
decreases.
Figures released by the nation
al safety council through the
accident prevention bureau of
the state police show II of the
4S states with reductions for
last year. Utah led with "a pct.