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Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30
Statement By One Hundred And Sixty Ne
gro Leaders On The Present Position
OF The Negro People In America

leader; DR.. Benjamin c. Robe
son, pastor, Mother Zion A. NJ
+, Church, New York.
Richard Wright, Countee Cul.
len, George s. Schuyler and Mrs
Mary Church Terrell are among
the authors, while accompanying
these is an impressive number Of
teachers, historians, Y. M. G. A
workers, leaders of youth organ,
ization, editors and newspaper,
men.
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30
Foot Prints Along
The Way

Our Correctional Heritage -
Many months have passed since
| released an article under the
above caption. However, I have
observed the unending procession
of the church in the process OF
its various activities. While the
church, I speak more particular
ly Of the A. M. r. Church at this
time, has made progress In some
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30
Sun. School Lesson

Lesson TX June LIST
1871
BY Rev. ThOs. d. Driver. Il. ID.
Subject \.
BROADENING CHRISTIAN
HORlZONS; THE ANTIOCH
MOVEMENT
Scope. Acts, 11;19-S0, Founda-
ton Same.
GOLDEN TEXT-"For am not
ashamed of the gospel, for it il
the power Of God unto salvation
to every one that believeth; to
the Jew first, and also to the
Greek.
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30

Travel comfort features eompSr-
sbls To those offered In psrlor or
lounge cars srs embodied In the
Missouri Pacific Lines do luxe grin
coach reserved for colored pas
sengers and now In daily service
between Little Rock, Ark. and
Alexandria. Ia. The car = a.
'rsctivsly furnishsd and decorated
and y completely unconditional.
Adjustable, reclining sssts have
comfortable sponss-rubber ARA
resta window shades are Of the
Venetian blind typs. Lights are
dimmed ct night for sleepins
Separate kunss and vashroons
are provided for msn and women.
No charge b made for pillows
drinking oupA soap or towels.
Meas sTs isrved on trays at coach
eeats Or u ths sttyast,vs lunch
counter conveniently situated Of
the forward snd Of tbs car. The
hnah counter. IN innovation tn
railroad nal ssryies has proven
sxcspuonalr popalAs. Q
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30
A Marvellous
Discovery
CHRISTIAN AGENTS
WANTED

To sell the Worlds fam
Gus Iron Tonic leagues
Acid Iron Earth Water.
Formerly known as the
Cow Boy Mineral Water. A
great wonderful Blood
Building tonic, taking the
country by storm. Used by
theusasds o f satisfied
users. People have rejoiied
at the result. People that
used it are now praising
and selling it to others.
Guaranteed results or your
money refunded. Send
S1.00 today for a weeks
supply. Agents write for
terms. We have the Best
Offer the World has ever
known.
Distributed BY
LEAGUES MINERAL
PRODUCTS
p. O. Box 264
Union, South Carolina
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30

President of Shorter College
is this week holGing the Com
meneement Exercise of this his
toric institution. This is Dr.
Claytlorn's first year As President
of Shorter College, He has ac'
complished many outstanding
feats in the one year that he has
served; installing a modern laun-
dry with all modern ipmcnts
and giving to the school a thors-
and 10000 new books for the Ii
brary with a large increase in en-
rollment of students.
The laymen and ministers are
loud in their praise to President
Clayborn for the Hereulean task
that he has performed.
| bel eve that the first test of a
truly great man is his humility --
Rusllin.
- 49, -
ideals are the worlds masters
]. G, Holland.
~ *+* -
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30

Clocks will go as they are set;
but man, irregular man, is never
constant, never certain ---Otway
~ %t* ~
Fools love the martryd9m OF
tame. Byron.
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30

In the days of Cisero, Antioch
was famed for it's cultured inhabi.
tants; it had some of the most
renowned people noted for their
genius and learning, and eminent
in architecture, literature, COM
merce, and notorious for luxury
and lasciviousness. In it's immedl
ate midst was, Daphne" with
its groves and temples dedicated
to Apollo and Artemis. in which
grossest and most evils sins were
committed, under the guise of wor
ship; and also in adjacent fields,
the races and other games were
celebrated. These occasions drew
immense crowds as usual, and
were marked by the most revol-
ting revelry. So Antioch and it's
interurbans were a fine field to
set up headquarters and preach
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30
INTRODUCTION

The Gospel was settled aroun,!
Thoencia, Cyprus and Antioch |;
and was being preached to the
Jews only. The Gospel was soon
to make world tour. touching
every nook and corner, and is still
on its sweeping mission.
Why Antioch Became Headquarters
For The Gospel
Antioch was a great river
and seaport town; within forty
miles of the great Mediterranean
sea coast. Behind it, was the
great valley Of Tarsus and Laba
non, thru which the traffic found
Its way to the sea coast, to meet
the great inbound and outbound
ships; travelling east and west.
Antioch had vast population;
it's upper class was Greek, the
, bloksal officers Romans, and the
pa thatrss, were Syrians; and had
'1': 80 ass and forms rms. Of worship l'
mber \was a Central trading
N r She nations Of the then
e. Vi. Though it was the
" TN the empire, it was
referred to as the "second
me-
,,.ss
Arkansas State press., 1941-05-30

| bel eve that the first test of a
truly great man is his humility --
Rusllin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
NO APPEASEMENT
HERE

"Appeasement" has become a
shameful word during the last
year or two-and justly so. Today
almost all Europe is a tragic mo-
nument to the futility of attempt
ing to appease the dictator powers
The appeasers may have been sin
cere, but they were terribly wrong
Dictator's abitions know no limits
and each fresh attempt at apeas-
ing the dircators simply gave
them more confidence, and led to
still greater demands.
In this country, the majority
of the people are opposed to any
efforts TO appease those who may
treaten the destruction of our
way of life. which is the democra.
tic way of life, with free men
working under free system But
there is a minority whose thought
turn to the possibility Of appease-
ment. "All over the world" their
argument runs. liberty has been
abrogated, and government has
been made spreme. Civil rights
have been dissipated like leaves in
a storm. 1t is logical to expect
that we shall see a similar trend
take root at home. So we might
as we'll make the best of it. After
all, even total governments must
have the services Of men with
brains-there will always be Jobs.
So let's see ii we can get on more
friendly terms with our potential
enemies"
a child can see what that argu-
ment must lead to. once accepted
by the people. 1t would lead to a
dictatorship as brutal and as tho
rough as any in Europe. For de-
mocracv is one thing that can't
go halfway. Weaken it. and you
are helping dig its grave. No ma
ton. said Lincoln, can exist half
slave and half free. And no ma
ton can hope to strike balance
between representative govern
ment and total government. Tt
must choose between one or the
other, with no Gifts, and, or butts"
involved.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
MONACO NEWS
BY Emma Theil

Monaco, Pa, Sept. 1l-Ellwooe
City had sweater hop Saturday
night. Monaco was there. Cleve'
land West was there. New Castle
was there. When New Castle and
Monaco get together you canno,
see or hear anyone but them for
hours on end. When a certain Mo
naca boy and a certain Cleveland
West girl get together. they arc
not seen at all for hours at a time
but we understand. Cleveland is
pretty far from Monaco. Thanks
Ellwood. we all had super. swell
time, but why is it that Monaco il
usually the only one who stays
long enough to help close up for
The morning? The most amazing
part of it all is that we got home
at all. considering the driver. what
say. Jen:
General conversation among
Juniors everywhere now is basket.
ball. | think each club should puf
it's best loot forward to make this
the best season the T. s. 7. A. has
seen for a while. Everyone will
have handicaps to overcome. bu,
don't let them get you down.
Our Ladies Lodge is prepar.
ing for their annual Traubenfes,
to be held on Sept. y. Let's have
all the Monaco Juniors out and as
many visitors as can possible
make it. They deserve our sup.
port. as we all should know with.
out being told. ..n..... ... =.
Last months meeting was
quite a success. Our plans were
not carried out to the letter. but
everyone had a good time any.
way. Boy. can our basketball
coach cook
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

SfIipeis unh Ceutihlanb ipielt iid,
auf elmer Serrehn,lngshaiis al. Vas
res @elo nehielt iiberhaupt niht sic
Sdnoe. Wenn elm idtpeiser 5abrifant
@aren nah Dem Reid ididt. iibergibt
er feline Mednuna bem Clearing 8iiro
in 3iirih. tpo ibm elm &reoit einae-
rG,mt miro. Der beutife grportc,lr
gebt gans Ghnlid, Dor. Die id,tpeiser
9ieferanten iperben bon ibrer Watio-
naban nah hrei Ionaten 6esablt.
Ssn alliierten Greiien bat man ne,
0erbad,t. oab sic Sdtpeis bem Neif)
icaar beitimmte Qanonenteile. 2uft-
abspcbraeIhiibe uno ee,uiiie Mumi-
tionsiorten liefern. Die oertidcn
Meiierihmitt. .GIuaseuae iollen NIT eir
ner aanone ihtpeiaer Grfinoune aus
geriiitet iein. "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

with responsibility to produce. From
another source comes the comment
that the change is important, but
that it does not alter the situa ton
very much.
In SPAB we do have for the first
time the semblance of an organiza-
ton in the defense setup. There is
a chairman and an executive officer,
and even though they are not
cloaked with sufficient authority to
handle centralized program, there
is now one place where the ques-
tions of priorities and production
can be reviewed.
Let us hope we will now find that
the Army, the Navy, and the anti
Axis countries, our neighboring Re-
publics, as we'll as civilian needs will
all be given their proportionate
share of consideration, and that bet
ter coordination will result.
Donald Nelson and w. L. Bait
who hold key positions in the re-
organized Board, seem to have the
respect of both industrial leaders
and those high in the government
If they are able to straighten out
the situation without more author
ity, they will have done an almost
superhuman job, because of the con-
flicting jealousies and ambitions re-
sulting from what has gone before.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
THIS AND THAT

The great pyramid OF Egypt,
with its six million tons of ma
terial. is still one of the most
wonderful works of man. Yet be-
fore an iceberg a pyramid is a
trifle. More than once, icebergs
have been surveyed whose pro,
portions show a content of two
thousand million tons. enough to
make $50 pyramids. There are
records of icebergs which tower
1900 feet above the sea; and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
THE UNRECORDED
MORTGAGE

A citv's bonded indebtness is an
unrecorded mortgage on its homes
md is a real "enemv of value
which should no longer be dis
regarded. writes Malcolm Sher-
mer. Atlantic City appraiser. He
points out that the boHded debt
IN manv cities has passed the stage
Of being a financial burden and
has become a menace to invest.
ment in. and marketability of pro-
pertv. He says that candid refer,
ence in appraisal reports to pro
Dertv depreciation due to large
bonded debt should be made in
order that people may be aware OF
the need to check prevalent in
crea>eS in such debt.
IF a citv's bonded debt is one.
third of the total assessed value OF
5000. is actually assuming a por.
ton of the citv's debt equal to one.
third of that propertv's assessed
value. In other words. there is q
$1,000 unrecorded mortgage
against his place. The average
citizen does not realize the gravi.
tv of this situation.
The entrance Of the Fedora
government into the electric ge.
nerating business offers an excel.
lent example Of how communities
are led into increasing the unre.
corded mortgage. Under the guise
of giving local communities chear
power, developed from plants sub.
sidized and built with national
tax fonds. local citizens are urged
TO bond themselves for distribut.
ing systems TO utilize such power
in competition with existing pri.
vate enterprise.
Communities that do this. dc
three things,
First, they promote national
and local sOcia1izatiOn Of one line
of industry.
Second, they destroy or cripple
an important local tax-payine
electric industry.
Third, they increase the tax
mortgage on every piece of pro-
perty in the community, includ.
ing their homes and incomes ant
the very food they eat.
It's costly business voting /:
municipality. the state or the Fe
deral government into business
(mortgaging your future) at the
expense of taxspaying private en-.
terprise.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

nien niHt periteben. Oas Ieuti ide
&eid brarht Maum uno RobItofie,
tpiu iieoeln, arbeiten, leben! gs mui;
mieoer an oie Ssront iiberieeii der
Gultl.rarbeit! Gas rerlanat ser
Sdrei Oes &olfes uat @ercd,tioteit,
Der natiirlId,e Srieb ser Selbiterbnl=
t,,na, bos @ehpt ser burtcn Stuubc,
Oie SiiAnc fiir sic SclScn ser Sdut-
truppc Ncs Weltfriegcs, oas ucrlanat
nidNt 5,lett Sic beut'de Gbre.."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Greater Coordination Seen IN
Battle Against Axis Domination
Frances ?. Dolton

UDRIORITIES Unemployment"
= "a term which seems to have
been coined by the White House to
cover those workers who are Job
less due to lack of raw materials
which are being commandeered for
the defense programmes reached
such proportions that in some locali-
ties the situation is very serious.
The Presidents latest demand that
civilian supplies be curtailed more
and more adds to the problem.
Washington is full of complaints
that defense agencies are restricting
supply of materials for civilian in
dustries unnecessarily, causing
plants which have provided employ
ment to literally millions through
out most of the depression years to
close their doors.
There is no lack of a market for
consumer goods, but unintelligent
management of distribution of plen-
tiful raw materials not needed for
defense is throwing millions of men
and women out of employment
too many to be absorbed by de-
fense work.
INVESTIGATIONS are bringing
1 some interesting facts to light in
the gasoline muddle - most of them
indicating that there was no reason
for all this hullabaloo.
1t develops that Secretary Ickes
has said he did not expect voluntary
gasoline rationing to be a success.
His apparent purpose was to create
SO much confusion that the public
would demand ration cards. 1t looks
as if Mr.. Ickes will have to find
some other way than falsely stir
ring up the people if he is to have
the pleasure of issuing ration cards
when they are not needed.
THOSE members Of tie House
aeho 7corked hard against the tax
bill prosision ten0lising marriage ond
the home by making joint tar returns
of husbands and 7Uives mandatory
scere gvatifed by the Seuate's rejec-
tion Of this provision 7c's;ch had been
overwhelmingly defeated in the House.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

\ system worth having is a sys-
tenn worth fighting for. The Unit
ed States prays for peace-but the
United States was never a cOun-
+rv to give an inch TO its possible
enemies. 1t the appeasers should
have their way. We will go the
wav France went. and all that
America has stood for in the past
will become meaningless. Let's
make up our minds that This is
one corner of the world where de-
mocracy, social and economic,
will be defended to the last ditch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Tillie Salmen

Youngstown. O.. Sept. II The
Youngstown Juniors are planning
Il wiener roast which VIII he held
Sept. IL. at the new picnic place
ut 8 o'clock Saturday night. ~
friends are invited. hope to see
some friends from out-Of-town
since tits only 25c per person. We
expect a large crowd.
Congratulations
TO Rose Rerendt on her approach
ing marriage to Carl Bauman.Wt
wish them best of luck and happi
ness.
New Members
We wish to welcome our new
members Mary Pfngsgraf1 Hill
da und Elizabeth Bockesch. W.
sure hope you will STAY with us
To Ellwood City
We wish to thank YOU for the
good time we had at your dance
last Saturday night. The orches
ira was good. but the Jitterbug'
took the cake.
Mike Boehm. Private. Firs
Class. Engineering Division, LUX,
Field. Phoenix, Arizona, has ar
rived home on furlough Saturday
Sept. 6, for one week. We were
all glad to see him again.
Geo. Fleischer, another of oul
local club. has joined the Marine
Corps Reserves. He is stationed
ut Paris Island, s. c., for train
ing. We hope to see him soon.
Other Clubs Please Note
The dates of our 10th Aniver
sary are scheduled for Saturday
night and Sunday, October 4tf
and 5th. Dances will be held or
both nights. A program and ban
1uet has been arranged for Sun
day afternoon and evening. Com.
on. let's all join in this celebra'
tion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

since an iceberg, though so much
lighter than the water in which
it floats, rides only a seventh of
it's surface above the sea, and
one may assume that the actual
height of these giants would be
ten thousand feet. d..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
Stttpeis itett int Kreu,<
iemer erieeimtrc,,>er
farteien
Nid)t einmal cine ltGrenfeber fam
0hns Grlaubnis ausaefibrt
uer6en

ohne Grlaubnis ausasfiibrt
tperben
@ern. G;e @cIdrGuflna oes Giic.
nerfouis in ser St)lrcii - SEM fill,
rcnSen 3Gielano ser @clt - ilIr
| itriert NIT bramatilhcr Geitlihfeit
Die 3riiis. in Ser iidl Sic nod perblie.
henen ncutrolcn 2Gnher beiinnen. Gic
Sdl,reii Iteht in einem Greluicucr
nGlnlid) bon Ncl,tider ,lnS cnaliidcr
Seite.
3trar lit es ser Sdltrei, eel,ngen,
ihre llnabhinaigfeit in politiihcr
&inIift Al. tpabrcn. ober Sas tpirt-
idaitlidlc 2eben ser su alien 3eitc,l
auf engen @iiteraustouih nit ser lib,
riaen @elt anaetnieiencn Station ii:
eridiittert. Mosen oaiiir einigc gei-
ipiele Den 8elpeis lieicrn:
/. Die Sfsneia fam niht einmaI
Sic fleinite llbrenieoer erpprtieren,
obre baB porber sic Grlaubnis ser
oeutid,en ober italieniihen 3egieruno
ein9ebnlt ,piirbe. limo ba,,fie habc,l
oie Gnaldnher audi nod ibre Beneb-
Imianna 81, aeben.
, 2. Cbgleid sic fleine SdNpeis in
! hpbem Mabe a,lf Sic Gini,lbr anae-
pieien lit. fann nidt einmaI eir
Niilno aaffee obnc grIoubnis Scr
peridliehenen friegfiibrenben 9GnHer
in bas 2anb aebraht mcroen.
3. Snnerbalb beitimmter 8rcnaen
bat Sen 0ei,tichen aue @aren - be-
ionhers ssabriferseuaniiie -. peldc
bon ser @erIiner Meaierl,na benotiet
nerSen, 8u oertaufen.
4. Gie Sftpeis bat nid,t nur bas
Heid su beliefern. iie bat aud hic
0ieferunaen au finansieren, tpenn bas
Heidl NIT Sen 3abluneen aui mebr
ais brei Mouate hinaus inn @iidItanS
! it,
Ger oe,,tif<idpeiseriihe San6cI
'plelt lid) auf ser gaiis bon aegeniei.
tigcn 9ertraaen ah. 10 oab Sic Gl,Be.
rem Scrmen nGaia geipahrt merher.
Sas nel,eIte abfommen sspiideu @err
unb Berlin lGuft biz Gnoe 1912.
Ser iiinaIte Seutid -id,lpei5eriid,c
Eaft murSe am 19. N,lli abaeIhIpi
'en. Gs lit babel ser Shmeis geluneen
einiQe Gon5ei'ionen hera,,ssuboIen.
60 bat iih cas Mcih nerptlidtet, H;e
| MISUNDERSTANDING fir idNueiscr
Warcn etluas s,l milSeru unb gleihs
'eitia oie 9ieferunaen an achle. Giier
lnb Gel ~ erhGhen.
Ssm sunni bate Sic 9(die rigorci~
MaBnahnleu gegen SEN idspeiser Iu-
benhonSel erarifieu ,uS beu eeiam-
ten Grrort 10 gut nie untcrhunben
Nur fir Mlilano tpurben 3pnsciiio,
ncn aenladt.
@it ify,pcr ser 6anSel ser Sd,peis
surd Sen arieg gelitten bat, sebt am
Soften oara,s herbor, ba6 1888 Oil ST.
Id)icllGnoer @arcn i'm @erte Don
297 100000 ssranfen aelieiert ,r1r,
Sen. Caaeaen fallften Gnglanb, oie
Vereiniaten Staateu mnS ;sranfre:tt,
Iiir 361 100000 isranfen.
Nns.piidlen haben Sic Nd'cnmGhts
:brc giniduie erb0bt, 10 baf, ibr pro-
,entl,aler Mnteil an ser Musfllbr itart
aeirieacn lit. Gie 9ieferumeen an
Sic beiettcn 2dnSer. nit benen tell
peiie 0erredlnungs. .Nbfommcn bette
ben, milbten fat poQig einaeihrdnft
tpcr6en. ipeil oieie 9anber feline @arr
'enben f0nnen. alIo niht tauih> oSer
perrednungsidbis iinS.
&leine &autihufs, @ananen-. Me.
tall mb GhemifalienMenaen fom-
men nit britiiher Grlaubnis burf sic
glcdaSe. Gs banbelt iih babei aber
MIR INN aerinae Mengen, oamit ser
Mdie nidts abaeaeben tperSen fann.
Ser gelamte Sanbel 5,piihen ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

lOCduOnS bOdIu.
1t is too early
to judge what
this latest reor-
ganization of de-
fense agencies
will accomplish.
Some are dis
couraged becaus
c our a g e d be-
cause it still
leaves the de-
f e n S e program
without a Gear"
- one p r S o n
W it h authority
apd n a Il
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

- A hydroelectric plant to
supply current for light and
power has been constructed at
Adds Ababa. Ethiopia, by tia
liam interests harnessing near
by river. :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
BY consressmon

CPAB that is the alphabetical
0designation of the new defense
group, the Supply Priorities and Al
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11
New Members

We wish to welcome our new
members Mary Pfngsgrah Hill
da und Elizabeth Bockesch. We
sure hope you will stav with us
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-11

TO Rose Rerendt on her approach
ing marriage to Carl Bauman.Wt
wish them best of luck and happi
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Pound for Pound, OFT at lo0
Hardest Hitter Of All =

You can take any price o1efeo
that no one in our day and time
ever will come close to Babe Ruth S
total of TIA.
II also will be good bet that no
one will crowd out Jimmy Foxx
from second place at some hgure
we'll above 500. or evict Lou Gehrlg
from third place at 494.
No one in the National Will get
close to Mel Otis vital statistics,
which are sure to be above 4oo
before next fall.
The Babe set too fast a pace Tor
env one else to follow in the depart
ment of blast. He had 235 pounds
backing up one of the smootheSt
swings baseball ever has seen. He
had both the power and the timing.
Few know it," he said recently,
"but the year I knocked over those
go homers I weighed 252. That
was the most ever weighed. They
all said I had gotten too fat, but the
answer still is a big league record
at CO."
For all of that. Mel Otis National
League mark deserves almost as
many cheers Certainly no one has
ever applied more power, pound
for pound.