davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-09

in the upper bay usually turn out
to be large sharks, but neither is
1t one Of these scavengers that
can be held responsible for so many
broken lines for they usually show
on the surface.
Our guess is black drum, for it is
upon just such a location these big
fellows take up their summer abode
This sluggish cousin Of the game
channel bass isn't found often above
the Patuxent and the Choptank on
the Eastern Shore, but this season
two have been caught-both on
Holland Point.
One tipped the scales only slightly
beyond the 30-pound mark. but the
other, caught two weeks ago by
Heber MacWilliams Of North Beach,
was to be counted as large any
where. It weighed So pounds.
It probably will take the fisher
mans trophy for the largest caught
in Chesapeake Bay waters this sea-
son. Should 1t do so it will be the
eleventh season this species has
taken the big cup. Top mark, 50
far as our bay records 60, was a
drum weighing 73 pounds, caught
In the mouth of the Choptank River
several years ago.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Lewis, Wright Bowl
Record in Doubles
Al Clarendon
Mixed Pair Totals ,327
In 5-Gome Win Over
FoirchiId and Dorr

With the summer bowling sea-
sons record mixed doubles Ave
game score Of 1927, Madge Lewis OF
Penn Recreation and AL Wright OF
Arlington today boasted q victory
over the Clarendon twosome Of Aline
Fairchild and Chick Darr by q mar
gin Of 125 pins.
Despite her partners e92 set, Mrs.
Lewis stole the show last night at
the Clarendon Bowling Center by
combining two double header strikes
and two spares for top single Of
169, which climaxed q 635 score.
Four records went by the boards
in section A Of the Rosslyn Mixed
Doubles League when Billy Stalcup
blasted a 168 single and with the
aid of his wife, Carolina, STAYED of
sweep at the hands Of the Kranz-
Gordon duo with 271 team count,
while the Blanche Wootton- Harvey
Everett combination banged out TAO
to trim the Naylor Butler twosome,
I'll, with Everett contributing a
new high OF 434. The Paul Jameses
held the league lead with q 80 win
from Rose and Pearson.
In section B the Dick Clousers
and the Hilda Sprinkle Ray Jefiries
teams maintained . first-place tie
with respective sweeps over Peabody
q Lane and Dell & Stump. Miss
Sprinkle, tops for the fair rollers
with 13o-351 led In . team high OF
648. Bill Jefrries was high for the
males with 1881.
Kelly Of Hurlaways and Beck Of
Bombarders shared high game hon.
ors o. 1i2 in the Chief Engineers
League at Penn. Kamber Of Hurl-
aways bagged set laurels with 387.
Wallops Of 124 and 800 gave Miss
Cavanaugh OF Inspection honors
among the women in the Army Air
Corps Mixed League at New Recre-
alton. Kozel. Twirlers, with 1873, and
1t. Wright, Straight Shooters, with
342, divided honors among the men.
Manager Bill Gartrell was tops In
the Temple loop with AS, but Mario
Kidwell tied him for game honors
with 14l.
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uIlOc4 oGdIlu, Uut ~ ~ilPCdlS 90 tllou6AA
there might be sorne truth In the
prediction, for the removal order
does not 60 into effect until August
Is and the first cut already is mat
ter Of record.
Fisheries Get More Money.
So far as the fisheries are con-
cerned there is nothing about which
to complain for their budget for
1943 was increased, probably be-
cause fish as food becomes more
important during wartimes. The
service as whole was nicked for
q million dollars, fof Congress
Topped just that much from the
recommended figures, making the
appropriation for the continuance
of all activities for the coming IL
months $2,600000 less than was
appropriated for 1912.
Important conservation projects
In many States will be affected be-
cause the earmarked funds from
the Pittman-Robertson Act suf-
fered the most drastic cut. Sports
men may take this curtailment
without too much outcry, but 1t Is
safe to say they will not take an
other, for these funds come from a
tax on their sporting arms and
ammunition and there Is quite a
balance on hand.
Big Fish . Mystery.
In the Herring Bay sector Of the
Chesapeake stories Of the big one
that got away have grown in num-
Der until fishermen are wondering
whether there is another run Of
rays this year, or another Loeb Ness
monster has taken up residence of
Holland Point.
There are many Of the big nat
fish In bay waters this season, but
30 far as we know they have not
reached that area yet. Monsters
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Front Royal, Howard
Shows Offer Horse
Fans Big Treats
Sale to Follow Virginia
Meet Saturday; Guards
Share in Sunday Tests
BY LARRY LAWRENCE,

A lively week end Is in store for
horse show fans and exhibitors. At
the United States Army Remount
Depot, near Front Royal, Va, Sat-
urday the depot and the Eastern
remount area will hold their annual
horse show and sale. At the end of
the event most OF the exhibitors will
van their steeds to Woodbine. Md,
where on Sunday the Howard Coun-
ty hunter show will be held on the
estate Of Rigan Mckinney.
The Remount management hasn't
yet brought the show to the three
ring stage, but 1t will have two rings
working, one especially devoted to
the breeding classes which are a
most important part of the exhibi-
ton. The show opens at 9 am. and
the classes will be finished by 4
pm, when the sale takes place.
An unusual feature of this show is
the auctioning off of any horse
shown that the exhibitor desires to
offer for sale. The Virginia Horse
mems Association will sponsor the
auction sale, which is being held for
the purpose OF creating a market and
bringing together breeders, dealers
and prospective buyers of hunters.
Breeding Glasses Featured.
The exhibition being essentially a
breeding and green hunter show, the
majority Of the classes are for brood
mares and youngsters. They in
clude thoroughbred broodmares,
halfbred broodmares, thoroughbred
broodmares with foal, halfbred
broodmares with foal, thoroughbred
yearling, halfbred yearling, thor
oughbred 2-year old, halfbred 3
year-old and remount stations get.
These lead-in classes will be shown
in the upper ring beginning at
o'clock.
Aside from the breeding classes,
there is a program starting in the
morning session with events in
which most any exhibitor may show
his horses. The first event Is for
maiden jumpers, followed by model
hunters. novice and 4 year olds,
novice jumpers, hunter hacks, open
jumpers, lightweight hunters and
enlisted men5 jumpers.
After a noon recess, the following
classes will be run off: 3 and year
old hunters, women's working hunt
ers, touch -and-out, middle and
light weight hunters, triple bar, open
working hunters. jumper sweep
stakes, jumper championship and
hunter championship.
Howard Show to Aid Guards.
The Howard County shows pro-
ceeds will be devoted to Company F,
7th Battalion of the Maryland State
Guard. The program of II classes
already is attracting the entries of
top Maryland and Virginia stables,
and the management reports that
several noted Eastern horses will be
entered in both the jumping and
hunter events.
The show will start promptly at
9:3o am. at Blarney. the Mckinney
estate 80 miles from downtown
Washington. The nearest route is
out Georgia avenue. past Olney Inn,
through Brookville to Cooksville, left
to the first hard road, then right on
Morgan Station road, where direc-
ton signs to the ground will be
displayed.
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Daily Double Winners
with $368 Shot Are
Enriched S1,182
b. the Associated Press,

b. the Assoeiated Press.
CHICAGO, July o.-Two dozen
Chicago racing fans were tl,ls2.6o
richer today, and Arlington Park
had a new mutuel payon record.
That was the size Of the daily
double yesterday when Mrs. J. W.
Doyles 2-year-old Ever Flying came
In to pay $368.e0 in the first race,
largest payof1 In the tracks his
tory, and Sir L. q $5.20-for 81 shot,
won the second to the complete
satisfaction of "a holders OF daily
double tickets on the winning COM
bination.
The feature, the 5000 Cinder-
ella Handicap for fillies and mares,
was won by Mrs. John Marsch' s
Blue Delight.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
|Fenwick Named Head
Of Virginia Boxing,
Mat Commission
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 9Charles
r. Fenwick of Falls Church, mem.
ber of the House Of Delegates from
Arlington County. has been named
as chairman Of the State boxing and
wrestling commission, succeeding
Senator Ralph H. Daughton Of Nor
folk.
The Craftsmanship is held every
third year by each member Of the
three-man commission. The third
member is D. Andrew Welch Of
Richmond.
Joe Bauers was reelected secre-
tary.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Shut Out 1opweighted
For $4,000 Race
AT Empire City
Small but Select Field
Expected to Compete
In Test Saturday
By the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July "a small but
select field appears likely for the
34th renewal of the s25 900 Empire
City Handicap Saturday.
The Greentree Stables Shut Out
will shoulder 129 pounds in the
3/16-mile event.
Those expected to run against him
are Joseph M. Roebling's Lochinvar.
116 pounds; Warren Wright's Col.
Teddy, lis; Belair Studs champion
Ally, Vagrancy, ia; Jake Freed
mans Bill O., ITO. and Darlington
Stables Alamo, 108.
If six start, the Empire City will
gross $4,000 and net the winner
$19,850. Second money is 5000.
third. $2.5O0. and fourth, $3.50.
This will be the richest running Of
the stake, which dates from 1900.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Minor Results
By the Associated Press.


INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
South An-stars. 9: North All-stars. l.
(No regular games scheduled)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 7; Indianapolis. l..
st. Paul, 8: Kansas City. 2.
(Only games playedD
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, 81 Los Angeles, 2 90 In
Hollywood, 7; San Francisco, az in
Seattle. g: Portland. ..
san Dieso, 10 Sacramento, 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, s-3; Beaumont SIS tfrst
okishoma City. 10; Tulsa, 5.
Fort Worth. s; Dallas. t11 inningo.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 4-5 Knoxville, o..
Chsttanooga. 9; .Birminsham, 2.
New Orleans, s. Atlanta, 4r 4 49,,
OF seventh.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binrhsmton, s; Hartford. !
Flmira, 12; Wilkes-Barre, 10.
Scranton, 8; Williamsport, 0.
(Only games played.)
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Winston Salem 6---4: Ashev1lle. 0-3.
Durham. 4; Norfolk, 0.
rHREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Madison, 9: Cedar Rapids. 4.
bsnsris beeatnr al sprinsfieId. postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon. u: All:stars.- 70 20 inn.nEsl.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Blowing Opportunities on Way to Coin Mark Costly to His Supporters
Gives Losing Club
One Bright Day
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
OSAWATOMIE. Kans., July 9.
-Osawatomie's baseball outlook
was dark. The team hadn't won
a game all season.
Then Tom Handzusky, 1S, an
unknown Arkansan. blew into
town.
"It couldn't be worse" sighed
the management, putting him on
the mound against Paola.
He won, 8 to 2, tanning Is and
allowing no earned runs.
Then he blew out of town.
Osawatomie's baseball outlook
Is dark,
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Torzon White Adopts
Soldering as Career

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, July o.-Arthur (Tar'
zan) White, who played on the Ala
bama football team that defeated
Stanford In the Rose Bowl In 1885
has entered the Army for q career
White, who later played profes'
sional football, is undergoing "in'
duction processing" ut Fort McPher
son here.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Reds Historic Platter
Goes to Rubber Pile
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, July 8. - Home
plate at Crosley Philosophical
the one that served during tho Gin
cinnati Reds 1886 season-has been
donated to the Nations scrap ruiz
ber heap.
Disposition Of the relic was dis
closed by friends OF the donor. It
was retrieved from the field during
the record Ohio River Hood in 1887.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Browns Regain Berurdino

ST. LOUIS, July 8 R-Infelder
Johnny Berardino has been rein
stated as an active player with the
st. Louis Browns He recently was
honorably discharged by the Army
Air Corps after failing to qualify
as a pilot.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Bureau Wins First Half
In SoftboII League

Bureau Of Engraving team won
the first half championship Of the
colored District Recreation Softball
League.
Representing Division 2 Of the COL
ored loop, 1t defeated Navy Yard,
Division champ, in two play -on
games, 8-6 and I'll.
Final standings Of first half:
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Has Fine Eleven,
But Lacks Foes
By the Associated Press

By the ASSociated Press.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, July
s.-Most football coaches are
complaining these days Of a
tough schedule and no team. But
Lew Cordell OF Georgia Military
College has a fine team-and no
schedule.
He has been conducting daily
practice during summer school
for one of the best football
squads In recent years, but he
says practically all his games have
been Cancelled by junior colleges
which suspended athletics.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Jockey Longden Scores
After Shifting Mount
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 9.-When the
favored La Reigh was scratched from
the field of 2-year-old flllies in the
Demoiselle Stakes at Empire City
yesterday, depriving Jockey Johnny
Longden of mount, he shifted to
Mrs. H. c. Phipps' Optimism and
guided that filly to a $500 victory.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
BIoirs Shut Out SLIGO

Blair Recreation Center nine
opened the Montgomery County
baseball tournament for 14-year -olds
yesterday by topping Sligo Park
Juniors, 1910. Clipstein, the winning
pitcher. allowC only one hit.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Come Gets Uso$1,1e3.60

LYNCHBURG, Va, July Q R.-
Paid attendance at the East-West
Virginia League au-star game here
Tuesday night for the USO has been
announced at 1850, and the receipts
were 3l,103.6O.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Lynch Outpoints Bistok

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., July
9-Joe Lynch, 158, outpointed Andy
Bistak, 159, in eight rounds here
last night.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Victory A. c. Is Booking

A baseball game for Sunday is
wanted by Victory A. G. unlimited
nine. Call District 5770 between
5 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
OUTDOORS VIII. BILL Acxt.~4~
Cut in WidIife Service Comes Quickly;
Monster Horosses Boy Fishermen

It forecast months back the removal Of the Fish
and Wd Service from Washington would bring annually
growing in the appropriations for this important bureau Why
locating the headquarters Chicago anywhere else could be
limiting the OF the service is hard to
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

u sskly Echo says
now is the t- to come toathe de-
hsa of our country. Do not wait,
10 p8t delay Any persons interested
helping defend our country can do
e,os In many ways. Persons who de-
are to buy Government S a Wings
Stamps are asked to call Reverend
Young at his office, telephone 1877 or
4 bissresidence, sa23, 81 write him At
5px tOaS.w Meridian. Mississippi.
Reverend Young is IN position to-
.rsaish Government Stamp from Toe
%. Get 8 Government Defense AL
51tf from Reverend Young and after
is filled it can be exchanged for
You purchase the bond for $18.7s
and in ten years it will bring you
s25 90. II for any reason you are
forced to discontinue your savings be-
cause of having no job. etc, the full
amount that you have paid in will be
refunded to you plus interest.
Reverend Young is appealing to
huych members and to the members
If the Holbrook Benevolent Assoeia-
ton (H. B. AZ ond other Interested
persons to communicate with him i'm
uediatsiy.
He now has ths authority to make
addresses and talks IN churches and
various communities explaining 10 hi,
people how they may proceed TO pur
base United States Savings Stamps
" Bonds ~
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
Continued from Page
SALES REPRESENTATIVE OF
PEPSI-COLA COMPANY HERE
ON GOOD WILL TOUR

sentative for the Pepsi-Cola Com
pany whose one week stay will be
crowded with appearances before
many of the clubs, civic organiza.
tons and all Negro business enter
prises of the city Of Meridian.
Mr.. Mcclellan, in the company with
four other Negroes, all of whom are
employed in the Sales Promotion De-
partment, are concrete examples of
the success which can be achieved bv
young Negroes who are offered OBJ
portunities for business advancement
by such an organization as the Pepsi
Cola Company.
These four young people work un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Herman r.
Smith, another able member of his
race who has mace an important
place for himself in the Pepsi Cola
Company's Sales Promotion Depart
ment and is leading the way for other
Negroes to receive such important
positions as Mr.. Smith now holds.
This being Mr.. McKellar's third
trip to the city of Meridian, I am
sure that most of you are acquainted
with this able young man. On each
previous visit, Mr. Mcclellan has
really made the people here Pepsi
Cola conscious as wen as race con-
scious. AS the slogan of Meridian
ties 60: 'TTrade where you can work"
The employment Of capable Negroes
by the Pepsi-Cola Company is one of
the best examples and reasons why
we should make that next drink
Pepsi-Cola.
We extend our hearty wishes TO
Mr. Mcclellan for a continued sue
cess with the Pepsi-Cola Company.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

a slasIoicfatfon and-editor
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

AZ Times The traditioRal3 date for the
floed y set about 2s5o b. c. A
Genesig $40. Ard God blessed.
Noah and his sons, and said u nto
them, Be fruitful and multiply and.
replenish the earth.
?. And the fear Of you and the
dread of you Shall be upon every.
beast Of the earth, and upon every
bird of the heavens; with all where,
with the ground teemeth, and all
the fishes of the. sea, into yuor hand
are they delivered. 4s
srs..-.-,. AtthtttaltA
3. Every moving thing that liveth
hall be food for you; as the green
herb have ! given you all
/ But flesh with the life thereofI
which IS the blood thereof, shall ID
lot eat.
). And surely your blood, the blood
Of your lives, will l require; at the
hand of every beast will require it.
and at the hand of man. even at the
hand Of every mans brother, will 4
'equire the life of man.
6 Whose sheddeth mans blood, by
man shall his blood be shed: for in
the mmage of God made he man.
Z. And you. be ye fruitful, and
multiply; bring forth abundantly in
the earth and multiply therein,
s. And God spake unto Noah, and
to his sons with him, saying,
9. And /, behold / establish my
covenant with you, and with your
seed after you.
10. And with every living creature
that is with you, the birds, the cat
tie, and every beast of the earth with
on, of all that go out Of the ark,
,ven every beast of the earth,
II. And I will establish my cove
Rut with you; neither shall all flesh
,e cut off any more by the waters of
he flocd; neither shall there be any
more be flood to destroy the earth.
IL. And God said, This is the token
s6f the covenant which I make be-
Tween me and you and every living
Feature that is with you, for per-
,etual generations:
10. l do set my bow in the cloud,
and it shall be for token of cove
liant between me and the earth.
ID. And it shall come to pass, when
bring a cloud over the earth, that
he bow shall be- seen in the cloud. +
IS. And I will remembers my cove
liant, which is between me and you
and every living creature of the
1esh; and the waters shall no more
become blood to destroy all flesh.
Is. And the bow shall be in the
loud; and I will look upon it, that
may remember the everlasting
,ovenaht between God and every liv-
ng creature of all flesh that is upon
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

True Americans do not need to be
warmed of the evils Of 'Nazisn and its
divide and Conquer" policy. They
will fight to the finish on the battle
field and in the factories. They will
stand as they have in the past for
freedom for all because they know
that ofidelthe1enuhtry sinks to Ana
ton of relegated or submerged min
critics, fteedDmi @iti hayeotahished
for all and all that will be left
will Ykzths NaAragh of death.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
The Nazi way Of death is the spread

lei any idealogyu which breaches. the
Nomination Of any Abpe group
ia group qfelasg, IA ~ III igion or
iationalit oyer ! lloshe / gre TIPS
The NaAwhybof q 4ath st FIRING up.
IL hatreds between V foslps, the dres
alton of barriefs between then by APP
peals to fear and reindice, the lay-
jig upon qomplacency " nd fffere Hcss
hziness, selfzinterest.
4 The Nszi way ii death llqt a
Crusade. Weahave among US those
who bendsover Backwards and cal
the totalitafian idealogfes s'rsli9ie Is. Z
This is false, The Nazi way of death
cannot be dignified with the cloak Of
principles or even of an ideal of
Nationa Sotialism.s T n
The NAH AwaS sfAeaa is the pad.
teal application If gang rule, or the
domination by terror of small group
of murderers and ethieves. Wek have
had .experfence with that We have.
seen what has happened in our own
cities when we became careless and
Indifferent and we have learned
that the only way to combat the
gangster us by drastic action = by
roofing out the gangs, lock, stock and
barrel - and by an extirpation of the
idea by strict allegiance to law and
order. sA.i 4. esaas7t
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
. Wanted.
10 Members
By July II 3

We want nalltl115 o = new = members By By thu
Convention which convenes in July.
We are asking, all presidents and
members to join hand and hand 30
make this effort success We hope
to give you list of the presidents
adding members lin this drive before
the opening of the Convention. edt
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

Use CONVENTION ASSESSMENT
All presidents are asked to collect
75c per member for the Convention.
We wasn't to pay OF a few deaths In
the Convention and each president ID
urged 60 begin now collecting 75c for
the Convention. a .oL "A 81
OF 9ninist1sq ss9nisud ITO aeew Isl
.egbol le3ol IA
BRIGHTcoR LAzYJnitnoD ~
Johnny, l don't believe you've
studied your geography" --
"No mum, heard pa say tina map Of
the world was changing every day,
an I thought I'd wait a few years
till things got settled"
Bishop R A. G.
CLEARED
who's been stealing my coai?"
"I reckon it was the squirrels, eap'n."
"Squirrelsf"
"Yessuh. Dat was nut coal, eap'n.s
"Wel1, I'm glad it wasn't egg coal, or
I might think it was you"
Bishop r A. @
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
THE WAY OF DEATH
by -
Ruth Taylor

The Nazi way of life is lie! The
lSazi way of life is the way of death
for all those who believe in the sane
Stity Of thecindiyidual, in the rights -9ff
man and the Christian doctrine of
lequality ~ef2an men before Gods st2
The Nazie way9of death is more than
The pofiry Of the man. Hitler. Remove
Hitter and. you..wQuld still have the
Observation-Disclosures a conception
of the militarists. 1t is not just an
if Fascism, as that was an
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

According to reports, Reverend r.
w. Radcliffe, who met with an acct
dent sometime ago, is resting nicely.
Mrs. Anna Graham is the house
guest of her daughter, Mrs. R, L.
Young. Mrs. Graham is of Carson.
$3.50 ga 3
Reverend E. F. Young paid visit
to lodge No. 378 of Waynesboro last
Friday night. Mr.. Albert Campbell
is president.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

Mrs. Dollie Hardy Of the Rose Hill
Community is at the bedside Of he1
sick sister, Mrs. Katherine Williams.
If Sykes, Missouri.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24

Mrs. Mary Gray Of Carson, Miss,
daughter Of Mrs. Anna Graham. was
in the city last week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. r. L. Young, and other rela-
tives and friends.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-24
.es Savings Bond.

united, States, Savings Bond.
30 Reverend 2 Rdu.1 Young, pastor of
Newell Chapel, C-M-E.- Ghurchi-Gen-
raj Secretary If the Holbrook Bene-
Assocfatfor,- and-editor- The solent