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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-08-01
MCDOWELL NEWS ITEMS

MCDOWELL NEWS ITEMS
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There will be a Sunday School
picnic at the Rock Saturday Aug.
2. Sunday School at GAS am.
Supt. r. Lewis. Mission meeting
Monday morning at ten o'clock.
at the church.
Mesdames Johson and Per-
due have returned home from
the hospital and are improving
niely
Mrs. f. Washington is here
| with her sister, Mrs. Johnson.
| Ms. Victoria Whitney is visit
, ing her daughter Mrs. Cassie
Bethel.
MeSdames f. Hudson, w. l..
Thunderburg and Mr.. Horace
billiards. parents were visiting
them Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. BrittOn attend
ed the Grand Lodge (Masonic)
at Gary Sunday last,
Mr., and Mrs r. Lewis, Miss
Edith Lewis, Rev. and Mrs.
Pearson were attending service
at keystone Sunday afternoon.
n0n
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Mr.. Silas Craft was visiting
in Elkhorn Sunday

Mr.. Thomas Dickerson has
been confined to his home be.
cause of illness for two weeks
His condition is reported as be
ing favorable.
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President Called Upon To
Issue A Supplemental Order
Disseminating Discrimination

Continued from Page One
only in industry, and implying
that it is particularly shock
ing because it is found in de-
Tense production industries
alone.
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/
lieving that there are prejudices
on the part of employers against
age. sex, race, color or creed.
| IT was revealed that the Ma
| tional Association of Manufac.
turcrs has advised it's members
that there should be no arbitr-
ay prejudices in employment,
and that the Association has
adopted a policy that manufact-
ers should use every available
source of labor supply.
| !. was pointed out that this
was no mere paper" policy. In
fact, the statement points out
that, during the last few months.
in the course of a series of region
}al meetings of manufacturers.
all the officers of the Association
have advocated that manuctur-
ers employ Negroes. and when
ever possible, in keeping with
ftheir general ability and their
"acceptability" to white work
iers.
Manufacturers generally, it
was declared, agree with these
policies and, wherever employees
themselves, have not directly or
indirectly put up bars against
the hiring of persons because of
race, color or creed, those not
now employed may soon expect
to be accepted as rapidly sa
= openings for which they are
qualified develop.
No loyal American Should BE
Denied Opportunity
Without equivocation, the
Association went on record by
- declaring that the members of
it's organization Shares, with
every right thinking American
regret that any loyal American
:, is denied, for any reason, the
right and privilege of sharing
y in the effort to prepare their
u country's defense"
Here is the nub of the pres
ent. tragic defense situation
- The spectre constantly arisies in
~ industrial employment of ,sm--
" ployees who have both direct
~ ly and indirectly set up bars
" against hiring of certain pers-
" ons particularly Negroes. They
v are prevented from joining labor
v unions which carry in thei,
" constitutions both explicit anC
y implicit regulations preventing
y Negroes from belonging to such
y unions and which prevent them
= from receiving employment be-
" cause they are not members OF
- the union. Most of the prejudice
y" against employment of Negroes
" originates in an Overwhelming
proportion of cases. it would
~ seem, with labor-union worker;
> and not altogether with manage
- ment. Constitutions and ritual.
It of trade unions generally recog.
% nlze and enforce these pre-.
x JUDGES.
- How the Roundelay Works
i The roundelay usually employ
y ed was thus described at tho
1910 American Federation OF
!" Labor Convention by A. PhilliI
- Randolph, as follows:
u Under the National Defense
p" set-up thousands of Negro work
'' ers apply to the various indus
= tries for jobs. They are citiz-
D. ems and yet they arc turned
-" away. The employers tell them
IL that the various unions control
= the Jobs and they ask them if
v they have union card. If the
. Negro worker says no. they tell
- him ne can't work there - If
= the worker does not have a union
g card g cannot have job and
II ne does not have job. he can
not have union card.
More intolerant than labor
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.ELKHORN-CROZER-


The Elkhorn Women's I'm
provement club met at the home
of Mrs. Reby Reed Thursday.
The club will have a canning
demonstration on Aug. 5, at the
home of Mrs. Reed starting at
ten am. and lasting until 6 pm.
Three types of canning will be
done: hot water bath, cold pack
and pressure cooker The demon
stratiOn will be under the super.
vision of Mrs. T J. Liversav the
demonstration agent. Visitors
will be welcome.
Mrs. Sara Hamlet is visiting
points in eastern Virginia.
Miss Margaret Saunders of
Christiansburg, Va, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. G. V. Webster.
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tsr vgm Ross assistant state charge of
SHOWN left IT,
prorrsve ste Oh the Brewers and Beer
state nss,aI IN West Virginia. Photo in
city,
county retailers and distributors, ~ 'i''i
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Priscilla, Nettie and Louis
Perkin, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Perkin, underwent
tonsilectomy operations last
week. They are all improving
nicely.
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Mesdames Margaret l.. Mill
er, Hattie B. Moon and Nj. K
Price served on program at
Algoma Sunday afternoon.
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MIR. Rudolph Brammer and
MIR. Henry Thomas Adams
visited in Kimball last Sunday.

There was a large attendance
at the II 100 o'clock service Sun
day The pastor, Rev. VIM. Miller.
preached an inspiring sermon.
Rev. S. j Jackson assisted in the
service.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
Roundup

SouAl Bend Ind -AP - Given break in material. Frank
Leahy going throw Noe Dame football wide open next
fall The 52yearod gdron and athletic director who for
ma began his Job Wednesday the opening OF spring
ce said today that he plans the style Of oense W'
his squad he did Boston College where his 1889 and
1910 teams won 20 out Of p games.
Nee York Up Membership in the Intercollegiate A.AAA.
reduced II today toHo,cng the resignation Of three
nitrscs Southern California Stanford aud U. C. l.. H.
DetrotINS- Harry Lindbergh, company electrician
TODAY Mcgan roller skating speed champion. He copied
the title Wednesday, acquiring 10 points Second Eryng Rez
nick and third was Norman Archer.
BeLedir Fla Up Med1 Elisabeth Hicks of Long Beach
CG Plays Jane Coau Of Gren,iVc S. C. today the second
round of the annual Beieay Uomens Golf TolVnauef lean
Bauer, Providence trs-Ayot Darcy Hashraia,l
D. C.; Mrs Genua CoieH Pare, Merton Pa meets Mrs Tom
Gaiahn Tamtd and Dorothy Kirby fta, opposes Mrs Mark
McGdrry, ST. Petersburg.
Grand Rapids AP- Benny Duke 33-yearold former light
weight volunteered for wears enlistment in the Army Wedne
day assist teaching drafees box Duke formerly
fought Sammy Mande Jimmy Goodrich other toprankng
boxers of his day
East Lansing Mich - ms - 4on College today yeigucd as
the indoor track champions of the Michigan tereoleqac
4c association after they MP total of IS points 10 take
td place he Conference held in Jeunison Fcdhonsc
"wednesday night
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make the trip to indianapolis .
appear in the 6O-yard high and low
hurdles. Had is still bothered con.
siderably by foot injury, how.
ever. and DR.. Lloyd W. Odds may
scratch the straw-thatched HUI on
ace at the last minute
Probable Huron triumphs in the
two relays and points by Had In
the hurdles would insure Michigan
Normal the college division title.
Butler University, host school, car.
ried off first place laurels last year.
Another group OF Huron trackmen
will be busy the same evening n
the University of Chicago field
house as Michigan Normal seeks
to retain its college championship
in the Illinois Tech Relays. George
Marshall will accompany the Chi
cago.bound squad.
The Hurons will have entries IN
three relays and nine individual
events. Illinois Normal and North
Central College, OF Napierville, H.,
are expected to provide Michigan
Normal with it's toughest opposi
ton.
Here are the events in which
Huron competitors will run: 60.yard
dash-Ronnie Clark and Don
Jones; -76-ysrd high and low hur.
dles-Don SommerHeld and Eugene
Lucarelli: 440-yard dash-Clark and
Louis Kagan; SS0-yard run-Bob
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Normal Track Team to See Action
on Three Fronts This Week End

Michigan Hormal's busy track
team viii see action along three
fronts this week end. Huron per
formers will enter the Butler Re
lays at indianapolis, Illinois Tech
Relays at Chicago and Knights Of
Columbus carnival at Cleveland.
The Hurons will defend their
two-mile and distance medley
championships at the Butler Relays
Saturday evening This is the
meet in which the two.mile quartet
established a new American indoor
college record OF seven minutes
515 seconds last winter.
Three members of that record
breaking team, Duane Temper, Joe
Brzezinski and Tommy Quinn. will
run again this year. The fourth
man. Leroy Grindle. who was era.
duated last June. has been replaced
by George Cole, Minoa, y. Y, soph.
omore.
The two-mile team has scored vic
tories this season in the Illinois
and Michigan State Relays. There
Is little chance that It will approach
the Huron record.
The same four men will also com.
pete in the medley relay. They
will run in this fashion: Cole, quar-
ter-mile; Temper. half-mlle: BrZe-
zinski, three-quarters mile, and
Quinn, mile.
Charles Whitley" Had may also
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
Four Teams in c
Class, Two in D
Will Seek Honors
st. Patrick, Blissfield
Will be Defending Titles
Won in Contest Year Ago

Three promising games open the
Regionel Basketball Tournament at
Ypsilanti High School tonight as
four teams in Class c and two In
Glass d make their initial bids for
Regional titles. In the latter classifi-
cation A. <. Smith will clash with
Peterson in the first game of the
evening at 6:i5 p. m, while Tecum-
sch will take on Blissfield at s and
ST. Patrick meets st. Stanislaus at
9:l5 in the two Glass C games.
Among the stellar quintets wEich
will be seeing action tonight will
be two defending Regional cham
pions: ST. Patrick ana biisstield
The former captured the Glass c
crown last year, while the latter
swept through the Glass B field for
fits crown. Both Of these are in
Glass c this year, however, and
they're two teams that will bear
watching throughout the tourna-
ment.
The feature game tonight ought
TO be the one between st. Patrick
and st. Stanislaus as the latter
team attempts to secure revenge
for the defeat 1t suffered at the
hands Of St Patrick in last years
Regional finals. The defeat, which
was in the nature OF an upset, end
ed seventeen game winning
streak for the Detroit team. and
with an excellent record behind It
this year the team will again be
favored
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Three Games Tonight To Open Regional Tournament

Dodgers camp at Havana last Sun
day, is busily engaged in surprising
everybody
Ordered to join Montreal. Dodg
ers' farm club now training here,
he said everyone expected him 70
go 10 my Pageland, 5. c.. home and
sulk."
Well, I'm not doing that. I'm
doing Just what they told me 10 10
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COMFORTABLE PROBLEM

ST. Petersburg, Fla, Mar IS Al
Manager Billy Southworth Of the
St. Louis Cardinals admits that h.
has more good.lookng young play
ers than he knows what TO do with
for the time being. And it's a
comfortable sort OF a problem TO
have. too" he adds.
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Brooklyn Pitcher
to Follow Orders

Macon, Ga, Mar. 13-AP-Van
Lingle Mungo, Brooklyn pitcher
who was nned $500 for breaking
training and banished from the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
AuGlE LILO SIGNS

Detroit. Mar. AHeieIie
sixfoot 227-pound guard on the
Georgetown University team last
fall. has signed a contract to play
next fall with the Detroit Lions o.
the National Professional Footbal
League. Lilo, % years old, ais
starred as a place kicker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Recreation Alleys
CN.Hdiad.
Trojan

Trojan
J. Ellis 465. J. Beck AS, 4. Boyle
$40. w. King 491, A. Dundon $50,
totals, SIS, 773. 75S-2349.
Milan
J. Brainard igl, F. Brainard 40l,
w. Taylor and L. Laskey 426. C..
Blank i6l, L. Laskey and Dieteg'e
40 handicap f95; totals, $40, 1872,
776 -2il4.
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LADIES' LEAGUE
cat Recreation)
Team STANDINGS

High single game UndividuaD -
Sharrock-l9S.
High three games GndividuaD --
Cooke iG7.
High single game (tesm) Bella
Nista-774.
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Bella Vista
MOI CAD 10Y

Baton Rouge, La Mar. i3-AP-
Edwood Cletus (Boots) Poffenber.
ger, passed over in the draft be-
cause Of his reputation although his
1910 record was exceptional, today
Joined Van Lingle Mungo as a re-
form candidate for the big leagues.
The former pitcher for Detroit and
Brooklyn. now training here with
the Nashville Volunteers of the
Southern Association. drew up a
simple one-plauk platform "In
through with that bad hoy stun
he said.
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TO PLAY BLAckHAWKs

Detroit, Mar. I3-AP-The De-
troit Red Wings we're booked to
meet the Chicago Blackhawks at
Olympia tonight, with chance
to clinch third place in the National
Hockey League at stake. Either
win or tie would. give Detroit
a secure berth above the New York
Rangers. whom they will meet first
in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13

r. Nelson AS. ID. Blakemore $40.
E. WUbanks 40S. J. Max 459, r.
Thomas 535: totals. 9O3, 716. sos
24l7.
Eagles
Reynolds 405, Edison 1862, Este
rmyer 40, Faust 42S, d. King 507,
handicap %. totals. 1888, 7l2, 7SS
223S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13

Lois Max 369. Ruth Markham S66
Alice Allen 500, Hazel Worden 424
Dee Cameron 42S. Totals 626 $50
ZOO 1886.
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Kuster's

VI. Bowden $50. L. McCleery. S57.
c. Yoder i2S, Jacksoh 1872, +. Mess.
ner sos, handicap 90; totals, ISL,
739, S25-23i5.
ScoVill's
l. Hopp ISL, ~ Walker AZ, X.
Kopp $40, Mohler 4l3, c. Hopp 4l9.
totals, 1876, 705, 764-22St.
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Sports Calendar

TONIGHT
Regional Basketball Tournament
Class D
A, f. Smith vs.. Peterson. g 20
p. m.
Class c
Tecumseh vs. Bnssneld Sp m.
st Patrick VI. St. Stanislaus. q. 10
p. m.
Wrestling
Four bouts. Ypsilanu Armory,
30 p m.
FRIDAY
Regional Basketball tournament
Class c
Sacred Heart vs. winner Bliss
field-Tecumseh. 6.i5 p. M.
T.. High VS.. winner st Patrick
St Stanislaus, 9.l5 p. m.
Class 3
Npsilanti High School VS.. DE.
troit Redford Union \ p. m.
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FORD LEAGUE


Tool Room
Reed 351 A. Smith i3i, D. Smith
40, Frank 1927, Stitt 467 handicap
81; totals, 666. 674 7e6-2066.
Inspection
Bullen S97, wilde 425, c. Leaubu
500, Koch 562, d. Leabu SIS, totals
747, SIS, 1920.
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MolFa GrocerX

f. Cooke 467. e. Sasser 33S. r.
Stitt 39l. +. Messner 34S. A. Fallet
ass, Handicap 80. Totals 653, $40.
749 2047.
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Weinmann-Matthews

G. Dickey SAT, b. Beck s65, y.
Thorn 1926. NJ. Dundon 3sl. W. Con
you 3l6. Handicap 81. Totals $40,
SIS. 557-l752.
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at Havana He added that his
orders were 10 remain here very
quietly. say nothing and get in
shape"
And he declared he'd do that
Copies OF British-Columbia daily
paper are now being delivered on
rainy days wrapped 10 waved paper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13

Cole 800, Sharrock AZ Connolly
i13, Rudyk' 42O, Hirschmann 3S9,
Totals $50, 774e 63i 1888.
Bella Vista
Morris 1863 HUM l0S. Lynn 35f
Slater 1851, Brainard 3i6, Handicap
IS. Totals 593, 6l5, Gi9 1851
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13

Lee; mile run-Frank Durham,
Elmer Burnie and Warren Johnson.
Pole vault-Lucarelli, Ted Webb
and Harold Stein; shot put Eddie
Rosenzweig; high jump-Lucarelli;
and Clark; mile relay-CIark, IA.
gan, Jones and Lucarelli; two
mile relay - Lee, Burnie. Dur
ham and Bob Archer. and sprint
medley relay-Clark, Kagan, Jones
and Lee.
Michigan Normal's No. / twomile
relay team will be pitted against
Seton Hall In match race at the
Cleveland X. Of c. meet. to be held
in the Municipal Auditorium. Sc.
ton Hall captured the New York
X. of c. championship last week
in 1914.
Joe Matyunas. brilliant Huron
freshman. will compete in the inv.
rational 500 and 50-yard dashes at
Cleveland. Either Had or Sum.
merfeld will enter the hurdles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13

Korbel 535. Burget 414, Gladding
49S, Holley al. Glove 443, handi-
cap 80; totals, ISL, s23.. 7S6-236O.
s Final Line
Crone 1852. Wales 573, Moore 440,
Erlywine $50 O'Bryne 492; totals,
$50, SOC, S45-2507.
Councillors
fowler asa. Bush 2S7. Butcko 22S.
Clough 446. Mead 5Sl, Motley 231;
totals, 1872, 1856, 710--2227.
Maintenance
Wendt sol, Gardner AZ. Bevins
1873, Dennis 400. Franklin SOS. han
dicap 81; totals, Sl6, S09. $40
2iS5.
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Bruce 5l4, Staeb 3S4. Sprentail
il6, barley 4s3,. Stein 527: totals
79S, 719, 7-2324.
Office
Montonye 469, Wills 40. Dehart
3S7 Condor 267, Kerbyson 430
Williams 25S handicap So; totals.
705, 766, Sl6-22s7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
PLAN nENEFlT MATCH

Miami. Fla. Mar. Golf's
Golden Twenties will be resurrect-
ed Saturday when four old-timers.
who have won every championship
worth owning, get together in
Nassau for Red Cross benefit
match sponsored by the Duke of
Windsor. Bobby Jones and Tommy
Armour will team against Walter
Hagen and Gene Sarazen in a four
ball match sufficient to fire the ina.
gination of every man who ever
swung a golf club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-13
Bowling Scores

High three games (tesm) VOLTS
-2047.
Orange Lantern
A. Wales 459. n. Casselberry 312.
V. Eberts 3l9, |. -Eberts S57. V.
Mott $50. Totals sos, $50. $50
1897.
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HEADS pYNAMlcS

Detroit, Mar 13-AP-Joe. Slez.
niger was named Wednesday by
his Detroit Tech team mates -
lead the 1912 basketball squad
for the Dynamics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

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stomach gas gladstone a'tseks prevents
operations. ltiO BufungAme. ToNusend
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed hy Aul-
tipls Flrctrolysn Emilia BoccAbsiis
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Personals

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