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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Populace Joins
Army In Defense

tho factories. trained To use
rifles. automatic machine guns
and mGrtarS. sire Imcd out To
combat thr nlzi tiGr.
similarly. Soviet workers hcIp.C Il
turn back the Germans from Icnin-
Gr3d aud Moscow lH"' '-'ri"r.
y NiChy F'rCncD radio broadcast
sad the Germans had consolidated
their positions in the iG-miIC cor
rid"r between the Don and fro V..ir~
for a climHCtiC frontal assault on the
metropolis.
Other naZi columns striking from
the southwest were less than 25
miles below StHlingrdd. the broad
cast said
For the Il I time. Rcd army head
quarters acknowledged that Stain.
grad itself ha< become a battle So
tor. and dispatches tu Red Star said
German SpcarhcadS knitting between
two Soviet defense forces had
reached Il district Just northwest
of Stalingrad.
THE situation in this sector ha
become complicated" the Russian
high command reported tCrScly.
Other developments:
China war Grunt--Jdpan'S invaS-
ION armies. apparently planning d
new venture elsewhere in the far
PaC.iic. were reported still with
drawing from China east coast pro-
vince: today as Chinese hcadquart-
Crs announced the rcCapturc of the
eleventh important city in week
Chinese dispatches said the enemy
was falling back on NanChang. the
big invasion base in kianESi pro-
vince. and dCcln-"d GcncralSsimo
Chang kai-Shck : forces had re-
taken Tungsiang. 80 miles 10 the
southeast.
Battle nf Egypt While The desert
rOrt r"/ IinCd quiet. British planes
H'taCkCd Il land CONVOY moving rein
'orCcmcnt~ towards the Fl Alamcin
scCator. go miles west Of Alexandra.
and scored direct hit, on ar Hxi,
tan port ~ Tive Mediterranean
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

/ corning 1914 presidential pp,sjh,li-
3 tics.
Ever SINCE TWO year, ago there's
/ been 81 deal r' rather .,,, .E',r, 49,,
1cIn- "Wri r. -. want ,n no or
W.ll ne be- cun.c.ipt,d for. q fourth
! term rum
II tn" wars still raging. tbercIl
nc 20 strong HrgUmcn, in favor of an
affirmative answer. II lis over. we'll
| D" IN The midst ui u period of road
lU>;mCnt that. likely Ia bc rcpro-
scented a. an exceedingly p0rr i,Irr-
( iHrc i"r Il change in chef cyccu-
/ uNcs.
Wei, Tins late fight tor control
tn" Empire commonwealth has
n""n quite generally INTERPRETED nv
political wiscacrcs as the mani
! hesitation of a hot contest for con-
troll OF dclcgatur.;lIy-lrr New York
state when the time come, for ,hc
next designation Of rivals Tor the en-
suing White House tenancy. II This
test was a fair sample. i would an
pear that Jim Farley will do a con-
| siderable share ui the debating Wh,
his pick would be- is prnblcmatic vel.
but apparently IL ,aic oc; that he
| isn't Il iOurth-tCImcr.
November May Tell
NuN"mDcrs approaching election
| Will hc better indicator than any
thing thu- far
| Nominating primaries are pretty
efficiently managed. by party man
agcmcnts. and succeeding election
results occasionally differ from en-
materially. lllustratIvcly. there's
! GOOD DI' Bi pTpdlCil ing that linn Far
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
farewell Party For
Edward Ellington

EDWARD Ellington. who left this
..i,- 10 Join the u. S. Army. was
.io t'IE entertained at his home
"'.'" Garnet street at a sur
.".. well party Tuesday night
i 20 1890 o'clock.
sO,uc.nuS refreshments were serv-
~ AR, Sarah Ellington. Mrs.
E 1 w. '''nSon. Mrs. Alice Ross.
~ r.. were enjoyed by all.
:, G. living were present: Paul
N,,".rr. Ruth Stanley. Dorothy
|. :, L',>l" Harper. Florence Harp
1', :, Johnson. Frances Fields.
b. ,b''ir Hunt. Edward Ellington.
p,ISwcll. Marvin Braswcll.
\ w.. ~. I rocker. Charlie johnson. l..
t.n ",,rN. Wesley Hughes. Jr.. Ken
y, harris. Curtiss Mcdlin, and
|a'% Wallace.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Navy Says Results
Of Solomons Fight
Are Encouraging
Continued from Page Cr2)

preaching the uu'hCas' solomon -
lands from the northeast and So I'm.
- could hc determined. nothing III
ind1y'S communiquc gave any details
OF that action.
The summary viCw toward TIC
"hnIC Solomon action. however. wa.
stated by the Navy in these words:
The result 10 date. of tho batiI,
Tor the retention ni nur foothold in
The southeastern Solomons are en-
CuUracin-."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Lave aftc; Visit.

~. AE@H Ia and Eleanor Young
u, 'taE i'. Raleigh where they
I'll N.-, their grandparents. Nj.
"' Cd. william Johnston Andrews.
D.. .. mere 'A'v will go Ia Roanoke
d . .. Ut. ana .dtcr join their moth
"'s! coast. While here they
h'.sc guc SIS of Miss Mar
1''' Nh'''ildm. They were extern
''' '". canned with theatre par
&C. "dltnE paroles. and dinner
;. Be-. saturday night the hostess
. '\cI% party for them al West
'a ..H'ry CUB.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
To Aipu,rl,iS

Capt. Clarence +. Greene. wEH i9s
hccn on dui =, as asst tant TO the Sur
gcon. First Army Corps. COlumbI1.
S. C.. has recently been tran fcrrCd
10 Second Army llq. in Memphis,
Tenn. Captain Greene was inductcd
into the army with the l05th Medical
Regiment in September 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

BY slightly varying methods.
Tour tables in duplicate game
produced that same contract Of
A-SpadeS by West. some doubled
ana some not. The outcome
ranged from two extra tricks to
down one. ali dependent on the de-
Tense.
At ono table, the heart X was
the opening Knocking out the a.
Inc trUmHf were drawn. aided by
hncS%c Of the J. and then the
Clubs led. rs soon as North took
ms n he led to the diamond \.
and South fired back heart for
Ii :.b;.tcd 10y King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

There was kid rom High
Point" said the boy from Green's
boro. He Mas high school stu
dent and -r va, jus, al the age
when YOU think lis smart To see how
fast the ca. viii 90. He was driving
ing down n, road one nigh; and de
cidcd Ia ST." now fast the old bus
would g. l. went .iucty. II was
going urc.t approaching Il hill
Whc" "a aHH'> voice shouted Stop,
Look DG'. The boy brakcd her as
fast > ar could She sk!ddcd some.
but she ~'nppcd. The boy took a
breath md then another one. In
front %. him WAS a wreck. Two cars
had h'' head on when they met AT
the p ui The hill. II il hadn't been
for the man calling 10 HIM. nc would
hive pied his car right on top of
the other 'w0. Tho boy couldn't
see anybody who might have yelled
20 him. "ut as hc got out of the car
he noticed that the r.dip was on.
He 'U--Cd il a little bit louder for
~ second before he cut i; off. and il
was one of those bang bang SOAP
operas. II was the radio coming on
'"nd. all of a sudden. that had warn
cd him.
We repeat: Buy Il war stamp and
',' the other side
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

".IE N.wunG returned yesterday
> ... ."" with Mir. and Mrs. j. &.
i"'.'.r. ".'r. spending the summer
z,jt rl- ....r.. the Rev. W. c. Cum
-'i'N. ", ..'anI Beach. Fla. and
.N''.UE with other relatives and
''..'". AL Cummings i, expected
, arrive g.. afternoon for q weeks
81 d, '.c Gardner home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Week End Here,

1.r wd Mrs. j. b. Collins. Of
'Hi'.' Tenn spent the week end
'u.,.@'u and IN Rocky Mount.
....m~ :.I'mds and relatives. Mrs.
....A.. us tHC former Miss Mary
saGs.u. i this city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Go tD ISuStDi1

,'., Nary Catherine Swain and
& ."i.,., Mrs. W. Y. Swain. left
81 g,-n' lu. It visit To her brother.
-.' rJ'ru.nt Thomas r. SWAIN.
10 .. "ti@ 'nc Signal Corps. u. S.
'-.. .." now at Harvard un!-
@r..t. Boston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Return Home.

Mgs. tla.CnCC f.. Greene and
!. .,ut,l- Edit Ru and Ginger,
q: Ar y. 7. barnes have returned
.@c alter sp"ndlng the past three
ni.l- u Columbia. s. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Cotton Prices
Again Lower

New York. Aug. 2G -(Np)-Coi-
ton futures opened 90 to 80 cents q
bale lower.
Forenoon active prices were lower
with October 1910. December 1926.
March 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
NINitN Mrs. Jones.

II Sally Gruucr. ct lrNingtUn-
s-liua-ur. New York. arrived last
81, o. H.s.t her aunt. Mrs. {. Wcs-
8 ln.r~. At mcr home ON Charles
'.rr,. 'rr about Il week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
IIrnc On Visit

James Clifton Moore. marhinist
mate in the L. s. Navy j., here n
some for lcw days following hi.
return 10 the States from doing
patrol duty IN the North Atlantic.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Leave after Visit.

III and Mrs. Harry Il. Harper and
n r'..d.'u, jess and Ellen Morris.
lHr 1,'.,M,d tu their homes III
lct'wnu and Farmvillc after
.,ndma icW days With Mis-. II. II.
5Ip,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Here with Gran,Imothcr.

Sgt. Harry ID. Harper. of Lnwr,
Field. DcnlAr. Colorado. and Nil.
"yrd Ruug,ro Harper. 0f Peter Drr,..
va. spent Sunday here with then
grandmother. Mr.. II. II. Harper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Jim Farley
Rides High
Stewart Says Political
Observers Conced de
Victory in Bennett
Nomination.
~ CHARLES J.. STEWART
tCn'!.I Press (olumni.b

Washington. Aug. % - mora
Tie State Chairman lame \ Far!Cy's
l.mpa over ~" la"ut Hu.,cvrtt. ~
IS aiming a., pur'y's aD.nclna,rg.a,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

Until 1882 littlc-krown but in
tcrcStirg spot IN III" endorsement %
tho Capitol was intended as a TOMB
tor The remain. 90 G"'"g" a"1 N""f'r
" hingfun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Comes from Norfolk

Charles lone. who has been visit
: ~ Norfolk. Va. for several days.
canned To- hi home here last night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
K X
WITH OUR BOYS X
IN SERVICE X
Returns 10 Fort HracC.

Pvt MaurIc" Faulkner has return
ID To Fort Bragg after spending his
through here with his aunt. Mrs. +.
;. Currlu. on Clarke street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

c. F. Parrish. Extension poultry
man of n. &. State College. csti-
mates there will be between 5000
600 and tO.OOO.O0O laying birds in
North Carolina this f.ll and winter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
CONGRATULATIONS
'&tg&&!1


Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Shcarcr an
nouncc the birth of son. William
Brown Shcarcr. Jr.. on Tuesday.
August %. 1912. a, Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

IL i T.. E!rod. .ir.. of Charlotte.
,u I.u- n,r parents AIR. and Mrs.
r Il. B.aC"uHli. lEi> week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26
Closs's Column

oeht In: a new recruit al a mid
western induction center had re-
FUSED 10 salute the colonel and MAS
rcprimandcd.
Don't YOU know you are supposed
I" salute all officers" demanded
the colonel
o"fe, and do salute all officers. -
S"lo The soldier. But you can't kid
INC you're Just one of those damn
mess SergcantS. Look al the chick
chs 81 your shoulders"
:, Nhapia!nN: Rev. I. c. Vickcrs is a;
NC" Delhi. India. and says it's hot
KEY. ID. l.. Earnhardt is stationed
Il. RI. Riley Kansas. where he
''"'''S ne Is Il southern Democrat
camping on the Republican river
say n" breaches turning the
"'her check. So they put Joe Loui,
III his outfit
~ certain rcd-hc, drd man in Hen
oerSon has been sick Tor several
months. n, long ago hi. wife
hcaEd an agpu.Iiug CIV from his
o'o'""h' She paused TO locate the
sound "-d i was repeated. definitely
long. load. horribly Crv. The wifi,
med i" IN" bedroom. terribly
H." '"Ncd. Her husband was still in
oeo' 'aiv!H and calmly contemplate
'"E rne .,oI""m ceiling.
ma, 5 inc mat'cr' cried the
WIZ. "hat happcn"d:
""'','s' F'pll'o IN" rcd-hcadcd
n,,,. N"'i'''S happened. was
.ha "S.,s " sec !, ! could initiate
wv u''''' ''"'Hc IVA. man ThrZan
''''N'''9 "'' INC '"".' program.
rr, =
r ''"iS VI Pci'"o'l'' was per
,.in,,. ,L,, '' n' "''' '''''' '""N l" re-
NJ U,.,'r., !''S T"'''' .." Way =.
Co.,, ,,;,, '''''" P.I'''" MAS
-. 81 Viz '''ulhS
,bo ,.,.;. p'pi''e ',",''''''" WIN
nnI,,,..,II,, y" ''' ''''''''''' """'h"r
,,,II,. '''N' wv ','"n!. OF 'p.!il-
dnrini,n do.'',.,, "'''." =, ."'',' "
,i,.,,,. :" "'' ""'"o!-
go, ,,,o :" '''' sumo
,,,.L.n ., l,,.;'; ''',' ",- /"
nurdo, 49,, ,,,., '.''"' INC '''"! 80!
coco. ,,.,,,', 49, '''P'.''" '' "'s-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

Only four other cities IN Amcri-
ca have a larger NEGRO r"0''"''"0
than Washington
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

IT, Johnnie Davis Better.
!, ,nn' DAVIS. who has been SICK
,.. y',,9i days. is improved and
--% able 10 be UP.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

tho factories. trained To use
rifles. automatic machine guns
and mGrtarS. sire Imcd out To
combat FIR u,yj tif!r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

(Dcaler: East. North-South vul-
~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-26

H'>'''1'Ttd by King Features SyElla.r lac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES

Christian Science" will be the
subject OF the lesson-sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
June 2S.
The golden text q Peter 2-l.2l
IS: Laying aside all malice. and
all guile, and hypocrisles, and en-
vies. and all evil speakines. as
newborn babes desire the sincere
milk Of the word, that We may grow
thereby"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John HAD: In the be-
ginning was the word, and the
Word was with God. and the Word
was God. In him was life, and tie
life was the light OF men. And the
light shineth in darkness: and the
darkness comprehended 1t not"
Correlative passages TO he read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Nsy TO the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 546): Christian Science Is
dawning upon a material age. The
great spiritual facts OF being. like
rays OF light. shine in the darkness
compromising them not them not,
may deny their reality"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

rates can be secured without OH
legation by calling in person az the
school office or by telephonins
Trinity 1913.
Only specialized training can III
you for a better position.
a third unit OF the defense train
ing classes will begin with the
summer school semester. The de-
fcnse course includes twelve weeks
OF shorthand. dictation. typewrii-
ing. and spelling This special
course qualities students to pass
Civil Service exams after taking
this extensive 12-week study. Sstu-
dents receive individual instruc-
tions so that they may advance as
rapidly as their ability and energy
permits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

The doors OF the LEWIS BUS
MESS COLLEGE have opened. and
out are stepping the students 10
fill positions in various fields. Not
afraid to face the public and ready
TO start the duties OF competent
photographer In any Office. Is wha;
the LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Michigan's largest Negro business
college, can boast OF.
The above young ladies have re-
ceived appointments in Detroit,
within the last thirty days. Read
ing from left to right they are:
Ruth McCrary. stenographer, Byrd
Fur Shop; Sue Ellen Oglesby. sec
rotary. Hamlar Real Estate: Rosa
lee Range, Selective Service Bureau.
typlst: Helen Barnett ook-keep-
er-clerk. Pilgrim Mutual lnsur-
ance company: Lena Reed, typist.
First National Bank: Beatrice Pitts.
stenographer-clerk. Michigan In
employment Compensation Com
mission: Arbutus Nickles, secre-
tary, Simmons window Shade coEl-
pany: Merry Green. secretary, Re-
public Seating company.
Mrs. Lewis. president OF the co.,
lege. announces the fourteenth an
nual commencement, to be held at
Scott NJ. +. church, cor. Kirby and
st. Antoine. Thursday evening, st
S:30. The public is invited.
Summer school opening July 6,
at the Lewis Business college. $3.50
John Il. at Ferry. Information
about courses, classes. and tuition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
Ypsiland
BY MRS. HUGENIA op,,
Browns Chsvv.S, ANS0s

The presiding elder H.
CHS washington. delivered ~ y I'M
mi, ing message TO the cousrs srs nou
Brown Chapel AME chure sssa ~
morning. Those who reeen N sald'
ed with the church are. 'u NY ioa]
LA Taylor and Mrs. Priscilla Ms', ).
Tor, both OF Brownsville, Ten, l''
A benefit tea will he NJ.
day, June rs. from 2 to a Sea'
viii be sponsored by the l p,%. ~
the church who are in a , ssa
contest with the men "nalcia
Second Baptist
second Baptist Observed
seventh anniversary. Ths !. us
{. Crown. assistant pastor ~.
ed the morning message on s "a
Wen Done" Among Tho "a
were: Mrs. Mary Miller, ., '' Sa''
vile. and Lenard Morgan o. 1s'ls
Louis. Mo. "' ol 8
The singing groups re,a
special song service m dsS,"'s
In honor OF Pastor Robersoa
wife. 0u az
DIR. Robertson came 10 yn.,
and joined Second Baprist i ', ,s.
After serving on the deacon wv IVY
and singing bass in the cho' S~
was licensed 10 preach and .s,,.
IA supply pastor. 's"sa
When the Rev. Mr.. Roberson
over the pastorate OF second D..
list. there was a large debt a.. sa
few faithful members With snls.
did cooperation, the church il el'..
OF debt and is progressing snlrs
ually. ~
Church vi God
The Rev. W. A. Anderson -,
wife attended the services in ~
troit Sunday. Mrs. Julia Mar.a'1I
has returned home after spendIn,
few days in Detroit. Those sho
tended meeting in lnkster Sam
day night were: Mrs. vinson NJ,
Marshall, Mrs. Frazier and NJ,
Lille Anderson and daughter T'
nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whisenant h,a
as their Sunday dinner guests NJ
and Mrs. A. c. Dugan. Mr. ,rsI
Mrs. +. w. Burden. Nh and Mrs !
p. Array and Mr.. and Mrs Ar,hr
Day OF Saline
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamim
and family, known as "One Nsn,I
Family" rendered a program Sun.
day afternoon at Allen Temple ANEI
church. Detroit.
Curtis Union. OF Detroit. was AL
Sundays guest OF his sister, NHI
Leslie Anderson.
A graduation reception was giyu|
Saturday night at Carver Commu.
nifty center by DR.. and Mrs. S. III
Clark, honoring their daugh;s;
Clamah, who received her B,A. DEL
gree from State Normal college lia|
week. Out-of-town relatives prs.
ent were: Mrs. II. l.. Cover Of ca.
cago and daughters, Misses Ludi|
Cover. OF ST. Louis. Nc. aud RGA|
OF Detroit: Mrs. 5. G Murphy IL
Detroit: Mrs. Starks, ST. Louis, Nal
A very pleasant surprise was haa|
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamlliol|
who went 10 the home Of the Rst
and Mrs. w. 4. Smith. brothers..
law and sister of Mrs. HamVal
where another sister. Mrs. vards
Shuford, OF washington DC. IS
visiting. The sisters had not stsi
one another in 20 years. Two oIAs|
sisters. Mrs. Florence Lyons, d.
troit, and Mrs. Vessic fancy. Catl
cago. were also on hand for the u
union.
The funeral rites for the sn
Mrs. Wealthy Ann sherman wee
held Monday. June % from BroFi|
Chapel AME church. Mrs Shernal'
who was born in ST. Vincent. Can
ada. died Friday at the age Of y
Surviving are: one son. Willlaa
Sherman. Ypsilanti. a eranddaueF
ter. Catherine Ann sherman; oa'
brother. George Johnston lpsian'
II: nephew. Floyd Smith. and
great nephew, oliver smith bon
NJ notroif
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
Carelessness Is Blamed

Careful investigation over period
Of years by the National Safety Coun-
ellis engineers has convinced us that
81 per cent of all accidents are pre-
ventable. In other words, they are due
to carelessness - by drivers. pedes
trians, workers and housewives.
Accidents are a disease, like ty-
phoid, diphtheria or tuberculosis. 4
nation that can cut its typhoid death
rate q per cent its diphtheria death
rate 81 per cent and its tuberculosis
death rate 81 per cent, which we have
done since 1900. can cut its accident
rate as well. Accidents must be re-
duced for victory
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
MATHEW HERCULES

Sebring.-A widely known and long
time resident of Sebring, Mathew O..
Hercules, 81, died Friday night August
IA, at his home, 175 West Michigan
Avenue, as the result of heart con-
ditiOn.
Ill for several years, the retired
potter passed away at IL p. IN. Born
in Sand HILL West Va, May /. 1858,
Hercules was Il member of the Church
of the Nazarene and an Honorary
Member of the y. B. O. i.
Surviving are his wife. Eilie Her
cules. two daughters, Mrs. Laura Starr
of Columbus and Mrs Cora Helriggle
of Elyria one brother, Charles Her
Cules of Wheeling, West Va, and one
sister, Mrs. Mary Merricl in Okla
homa, eight grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren. a dau z h t e l.,
Maggie, preceded him in death.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Church of the NaZarene Tuesday at
= p. m., with Rev. Robert MOrtenSen
officiating. Burial was at Grandview
Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
q = x q 4 q y y = 4 Il a
OBITUARY
: i + 4 + ! j. i j. j. 4 \ 4 +
THOMAS CONNELLY

Thomas Connolly. 81, died at 9 40
p. m. Friday in his home at 420 West
Fourth ST.. following a long illness. He
was Il son of the late Thomas Con
nelly and Anna Wallace Connolly and
was employed at plant No. 4 of the
Homer Laughlin China Co.
He was a member of st. AlOysius
Catholic Church, the Holy Name So
ciety and National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. EliZ-
abeth Mclaughlin Connolly; three
sons, Lawrence Connolly, of Warren
Pvt. John Connolly, stationed at St
Petersburg, Fla, and George Connolly
of East Liverpool; four daughters
Mrs. Hilbert Klavuhn and Mrs. Robert
Cheeks of East Liverpool. Misses Mary
Alice Connolly and 10 Ann Connolly
at home: three brothers, William Con
nelly and John Connolly of East Liver
pool, and Charles Connolly of Wells
vile, and one sister, Mrs. Michael
Gallagher, of Washington, d. G.
Services were held at 9. a. m. Tues
day from the st. Aloysius Church by
the Rev. Fr. William p. Maxwell.
Burial was at the st. Aloysius GENE
tery,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
UNION SHIFTS CONVENTION

The United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers of America, a CIO
affiliate, announced that it had can
celed plans to hold its annual cOnven-
tion in Indianapolis Ind, because the
hotels of that city had refused to re-
lax discriminatory rules against
Negroes. Six hundred delegates repre-
senting 100000 war production work
ers were scheduled to attend the five
day meeting, opening on Labor Day.
Another convention city will be Sc
lected, union officials said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
CCC Takes Prompt Action
On Federal Wage Boosts

Washington. ID. C.-The Civil Sery-
ice Commission notified all agencies
that prompt action will be taken to
reclassify building guards and their
supervisors who are raised one grade
under the new pay legislation for Gus
todial employees.
This legislation establishes a $500
minimum, Supplanting the present rate
of $1,000. and makes other changes
accordingly.
The agencies We're advised To send
the classified sheets covering the posi-
tionS to the commission at once.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
Newspaper PropdgdnddHit
By Consumers Union As
Running Counter To Facts
Editorials In Dolly Press Advocating Wage Freezing
Blasted In Weekly Publication Of
Bread & Butter

New York City LNS)-Editoras in the daily press
eating freezing taken for ride in Bread Butter
weekly bulletin of Consumers Unon analysis that strongly
supports organized abo views of the freeze
The facts counter to the propaganda Bread Butter
points The facts Declares that the people earning $4,000
year pokeng IS per of the increased national
and that freezing would make distribution
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-08-20
Maintenance Of Way Union
Coins Two More Carriers

Detroit, Mich.-The brotherhood Of
Maintenance of Way Employees an
nOunced that two more carriers, the
Philadelphia Belt Line Railroad and
the Wichita Falls q Southern. had
been added to the union list At the
former, the National Mediation Board
certified the Brotherhood following Il
check of the membership, and at the
latter the management agreed 10
recognize the Way Employees after the
union took its case TO the board
what a pity you don't take time to
understand how TO cultivate il