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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-03

IN rumored that there may be
. move by Democrats to change
some Of their party rules next fall
when the town convention meets,
Just as Republicans are now pro-
posing. Democratic rules do not
provide for the reconvening of this
town convention, preferring to al
low a lapse of at least two years
before letting someone tamper
with the regulations that govern
The Town Committee and party
/, procedure. Incidentally at this
6szse convention members Of the
Eepn Committee are elected-one
m9D and enc woman from each Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-03
JOB ADJUSTMENT
ACHIEVED BY USES

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-03

The office of Lieutenant-gO COVER
nor is going to be little more at
tractive, financially. in the future.
A bill has been approved which
raises the salary of the incumbent
from $500 to $4,000 a year, effec-
tive the first Monday in January,
1914. Once upon a time Demo-
Gratis had some such ideas about
this office, but were properly
squelched.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-03

In this connection one wonders
whether or not James A. Farley,
ex-National Chairman, ex-POst-
master General. will endeavOr to
line mp Connecticut in his camp.
As he was contra third term, so
he is contra fourth term and is
busy right now lining up strength
behind Senator Guy NJ. Gillette OF
Iowa, according to latest Capitol
reports. Farley always enjoyed a
lot Of popularity in Connecticut
Gnd it's noticeable that he took the
trouble to send q congratulatory
telegram to Mayor Dennis p.
! O'Connor Of Hartford the other
day following the resignation Of
Thomas ]. Spellacy.
Only q few more weeks left in
which to file for primary lists. They
|elose, according to law, the last Fri
day Of July. And that's the 30th.
implications to go on COP or Demo-
6cTatic lists must be made in person.
None Of the wholesale registering Of
Individuals as was done In days Of
Fors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
MOWers Gets Whisky,
It's ThrOUn at His Face

but refused any further medical
attention. Then played the last
five minutes with blood stream
inC down has face
Jack stewart drew four penal
ties hut he and Jimmy Orlando
put forth some Of the best form
of their lives To help guard
Mowers Gully Simon. back in
VI Notter'S plare after games
rest, was also out there betting.
II blew $50 when missed
those two hreakaway> in the last
period" said Carvcth after the
game. when Flash Hollett
lifted my stick so the puck got
away on the last ONE told him
YOU Just cost me S25."
That was because of the Pau
bonus plan.
One man won this game
Johnny Mowers, sand Carycth
IN the dressing room after the
game what saves he made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Slide Rule Rises
As Derby Threat
Taking Feature

MN YORK April Q OP)-
slide Rule, speedy chestnut son al
Shark. looued today as dan
gorOuS contender for Kentucky
Derby hauor> May I following has
impressive win m the EXpcri.
mcu'a. Handicap al jamaica
YESTERDAY
Slide Rule drove 10 stirring
neck victory over BoSSuct. An out
slider and incentive. another
lightly regarded entry. as $50 days
of racing opened m the New York
area Blue Swords. tho tavoritc,
finished Disappointing eleventh
IN the field Of Is.
Slide Rules YIN In the Expert
merta sharpened interest IN ms
meetings with Blue Swords and
Count Fleet in tho Wood Me
mortal Handicap at Jamaica April
II. and The derby.
Fifth from the gate 10 the turn
for nome Shire Rutr ppr Il
Through on the inside AT the head
.of the stretch and ran down the
front runners under a strong ride
by Conn McCreary Bossuct came
from far back IN the carly stages
TO save second by A head from
Time for the six furlong sprint
was 10 Is.
A crowd of 26424 iammed the
stands and pured an opening dav
record total Of $1,000 9l9 through
the mutucl windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Best AII-Americans

SrkV1ch. 2 'owd hsitn7cE
PERFORMER with University al
Georgia. and SChre.ner hrH-
liant end from the University Of
Wisconsin. were tho only PLAYERS
VINO MADE every AIl-Amcrlca
team az note ~ the l942 solcc-
tons
SlnkwiCh not only electrified
great crowds with his magnih-
cert play IN The regular season,
he iourneyed out 10 Pasadena TO
lead the Bulldogs 10 a smashing
triumph over University Of Cali
fornia. "a 20 o. IN the Rose Bowl.
SlnkWlCh. married, halls from
Youngstown. o. a cradle Tor a
formidable array Of good foot
hall PLAYERS a blonde. OF Croa-
tan descent. SinkWich, as a
foothauer m college. stood = feet
10 inches and weighed 100
poundS-lq0 pounds Of rock.
With a net total Of :. lS7 yards
eained-795 rushing and 1882
passing 49, Sinkwich last season
smashed a record Of 1925 held
nv Bud Schwenk Of Washington
University est LouIs). In l6b
attempts. SinkwiCh completed
S. passes AT an average OF
nearly u yards per pass. He
had but seven intercepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Badgers Mainstey

This Young man Schrclncr
who halls from Lancaster, WIS,
starred consistently for the
Badgers. being prominent IN his
team great triumphS on r
Minnesota. Ohio State and other
formidable elovenS.
II saw Schre In four
games last fall" declared James
kearnS. Chicago football scribe,
land never for a. much a.
minute did ! see him that ne
wasn't good. He was marvellous
one of the greatest defensive
ends ever saw
KcarnS pointed out that
Scnrciner was Wisconsin : out
standing star m the victory over
OHIO State. i 10 :. setting up
one touchdown and sharing a
pass Ia score tho other.
A. the start Of the game the
Buckeyes tried TWO long sweeps
around Dawes end and were
thrown for losses. They never
tried again. i,
He wade a brilliant 65-yard
~gr for a touchdown m the
Minnesota game but the hall
was called back lie scored three
corsecut!Nc touCndoWnS IN u
minutes against Marquette.
AcaInsf %ofre Dame II Was
ScnrclrcIs rushing that MADE
the afternoon = most unoom-
Portable one for Angelo Berielll
.-r GOOD IRISH pass pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

BOSTON. April q Tho tenn
per of the disappointed Boston
crowd and some in the Wings
almost resulted in the Wings
missing then II O'Clock tram
even though The game started ~
Sis.
When Bep GmdolIn was
chased for high sticking Gully
Simon. the crowd showed the
ace with paper and one fan
heaved whisky bottle which
Just missed Bert Hodges before
shatterinc on The ice
Time out WAS called 'hrcc
times 10 clear The ice ON one
occasion after Johnny Shcwchuk
Of Boston and Adam Brown Of
Detroit were chased for fight
InC seven hats sailed ~ tho rn
Johnny Movers and other
Wings forked the hats into the
crowd with their sticks ono
fan reached over tho board, and
throw glass NJ whisky IN
JOHNNY face The Detroit goalc
toae off niS glove and punched
~ aim then ,ka'cd back 10 the
ucf
Whsle AZ 'he m~- was going
rr Eu--r. Jackson stood nom
.r on 'Hr Boston rod ro
rg practice shots at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Norris
Donates
q Grand

BOSTON. April Owner
James Norris Of the Red Wings
vas in the dressing room after
The game 10 shake hands with his
players. lie had watched the
game with Mrs Morris
Before the game Norris told fhr
players ne was throw Ing an extra
$1,000 MO their plavof pot. In
addition the Wings VII got 81 600
posted hy TWO fans as reward
4 they won tho cup and an addi-
uonaI $500 from William P'alL
promoter of The SportSmcr snow
Al Olympia a. = reward for win.
nlnG n four straight. Then their
regular share 100. x rice bit of
change probabIy an least s. 600 A
game
Ptau also pad bonuses on last
nights play Al thc rate Of SIS 10
Camcth and Ll>Cowhe for their
goals and $40 20 Mower, A. a
dollar a ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO. April Q With Frank
SinkWiCh and Dave Schrelner,
richest prizes in the lottery. top
ping a formidable list of more than
80 players baggod In tho National
Football Leagues annual draft. the
Detroit Lions today turned 10 An
appraisal OF inc material available
for the coming season
While SinkVich is IN the marines
md may MOI be available, the
Lions. choosing with an eye To the
future AS well rs 10 the immediate
games. picking wisely and aided
nv luck. came out Of the league $
most momcntous annual meeting
with a rich haul Of gridIron talent
PLAN FOR FUTURE
Sinkwich and others were chosen
with An eye 10 rebuilding for after
tnr war bat the Detroit club
shared no loss 'han II out of II
players whom tho WHY Charles T.,
GUS DoralS. now coach. had
listed as probably available
They arc PLAYERS who may not be
called for military duty
The Dctroit drafting was engl-
rcercd by Fred A. Mandcl Jr.,
owner Of the Lions. in the absence
OF DOraIS VINO on advice of his
did not attempt the trip
10 Chicago
Dorais rs recuperaiing from in
furIeS received ~ 2 fall recently.
However, DoraIS kept IN close
touch by phone
The Lions also drew George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

on left wing half way 70 tho Bos-
ton red line
For stride or two Cowlcy kept
pace with CarvCth, then Joe
shifted 10 the right and pulled
away to the goal alone 10 fire a
l0-fooler into the far corner.
WOULDN'T BELIEVE 1T
This looked like slim lead as
the Bruins kept pouring m but
Snuffy Liscombc added 'hc hlg
one that had Stanley Cup written
on It early in the second period
LiScomhc did j., alone And ne
did II aFainsl the CoWlcy line.
Starting deep in DETROIT lce no
went all the way down tho LETT
side. Shiftrd into high As hc CIR
cled Jack Crawford and lifted a
perfect rising shot from 3 feet
out which Smacked over BrmSek 5
left shoulder high INTO the net
then bounced out.
The puck std out past Craw-
fettt- no ertftttr1 t ttrr-itfr-vr'f' wax
IN although Abel and Jack Stew
art were huGglnC Snuhy Crsw-
ford Skated hack 10 tho goa Judge
who confirmed Tho bad ncws
Those were the iwn-coalS which
finally gave The Red Wings Their
third Stanley Cup In II years,
brought them the biz trophy after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

PoSchner. All-Anerjca end and
tcammatc Of Sinkwlch 'at Uni-
verSity of Georgia Bob kolc>ar
guard from University Of MlChi-
gan, and Jack Fenton, Michigan
State halfback PoSchncr is IN the
army kolcSar Is IN medicine at
Ann Arbor and Fcnton Is believed
available.
Other outstanding stars grabbed
off by Mandcl were Dick AShcom,
Oregon tackle. Chct Madea. half
hack. Ralph Hamer and Paul
Sizemore. hslfback and end re-
Spectlvely. from Furnan Lloyd
Wicket. Oregon State tackle and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Bruins Seem Relieved
as W inSS Take Cup

BOSTON April o In the
Eun dressing room after the
game lbctc were The Ncompll-
mcHt, for johnny Movers. and
tho other Wings
"Not only Mowers PLAYED a
whale of game-but all the
Wings, al the way out" said
dcfonScman Johnny Crawford
l. was "a compliment that was
APPRECIATED because tine Wings
saNIre TINS hard hitter.
HN-Tfened the BuWn resist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

ance after the first 3-2 victory.
Almost ruined Crosse In the
second game which DctFoit won
AZ But be- couldn't score goals
cycry night those last 40. 20
scores proved that
The Bruins appeared 10 be re-
lJeyed They were ErinnlnC and
Chattcring as they stripped for
Tho showers
We'll. We knew II was COM
ing, so 7 guess II might as we'll
have been tonight" said Busher
Jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
OUTFOXED COwLEY

Carveth rubbed il in rs scoring
At the expense Of Bill Cowley ne
Boston scoring leader and hockey 5
greatest playmaker Just when the
Bruins figured a goal was ~ the
oftnng
Jimmy Orlando hooed hW un.
concerned back ON me defense
started Carvctn out b> pokecheot-
ing the puck from a rushing BruIn
The game was II minutes old
Carveth broke for the loose puck
IN mid ice Just As Cowicy circipd
toward il COwley was aStrde IN
front IN tho race for the rolling
puck but Joe beat hun 70 'hc puck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

gan started to play AuId Lang
~Vnp.
The crowd, nasty In temper
Wsr a FOES minutes before.
rtrored the Wings lust two
wears ago these fans SAW the
great kraUt Line knock the
Wings oui in four straight.
N"NvU. the right team won. %.
said "a fan a. Tho crowd iammcd
slowly toward the exits. The
Bruins would have no right 10
beat this Detroit club. But
they sure tried
Mower, got ms tvo.,utrh
Ea,. over tHc right cle from 4
puck I1 Tho 'asf ..p minutes
tfe -.s.rH fo f1e board and
tpel tnc wound with towel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

hand, Tor the first time since
Larry Aurle. Marty Barry and
llCrhIr Lewis won ii for Detroit
IN 1896 and 1882.
II wasn't champagne that
huhbled IN hockey'S greatest
irnphr thiS time. There would
have been champagne in il last
year al Toronto or Detroit had
The Wings completed their
march 10 the cup They had
expected it, Just a little TOO
much, perhaps. As Abel limited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Dearborn, Crosse lie
Navy Boxers Collide

With each team holding A vic
tory Dearborn Naval Training
School and Crosse lie naval All
station viii decide the champion
ship AT Dearborn tonight. First
Of the seven bouts. which are for
SerVIcemon. starts al I p. m. Six
sailors from Detroit and an Raj
student cadet are among the con-
tenders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Then IL went 10 the boys.
LiScomhe held il while Al Mot
tor and Don Crosse lifted big
bottles of beer and poured the
foamy liquid into the bowl
The tram was rocking heavily
and the beer Teamed up a
sudden lurch of the car jolted
the bow gave. Llscomhe The
first drink from tie Stanley
Cup by accident. lie even had
foam IN his ears.
Then around went the cup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
NeWhouser KepI
In Glass 4-F

Hal NewhouSer was expected 10
leave for Evansville today 10
reioln the Tigers and continue
spring training.
The young Tiger pitcher after
an examination AZ Ford Hospital
Yesterday. was notified he viii
remain IN class AZ.
NeWhouSer first failed 70 pass
the army draft examination last
summer because OF a heart con-
dltion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Van Robdys Ordered
10 Take Physical

MJNCIF Ind April Q MS
With The announcement that Maui
rice Van Robal, had been ordered
by his Detroit draft board 10 re-
port Tor ms physical examination.
tho Pittsburgh Pirates faced a
neW ouifIcld problem TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

This time there wasn't any
champagne no time for the
Red Wings had 10 run 10 make
this train. But they had ideas.
But they drank WATER!
1t was CURED into il for tho
Red Wing manager. who has
never taken a drink of any
thing stronger.
Adams thanked the boys
They Chcercd him as ne tipped
il up, drank deeply of the New
York Centrals finest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Mowers Gets His Second
Shutout as Mates Win, 20 4
He Energies Bleeding and Battered;
CarUeth, Lisc0mbe Score Winners
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON April 9-Thats all folks The Red Wings did it!
That's all of this hockey which has ended IN
smashing victory for the world champions and their fight
ing manager, Jack Adams
They'll be home tonight with the Stanley Cup Goaie
Johnny Mowers Capt Sid Abel Joey Carveth Carl Snuy
Lscombe-a those Red Wings completed cup
by driving their fourth straight victory the Boston
Bruins here last night before a crowd Of u q54.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

This deciding game was then
greatest victory OF the cup finals
one in which they fought out par
of the last period with four mer
against SIX and stu brought then
bleeding goalic. Johnny Movers
Through 10 ms second straight
,shutout, 20.
There may have been better
goalleS in the history Of hockey
but none better than the red-facec
Mowers as he held the raging
Bruins scoreless through the las
six periods OF the Stanley Cur
playoffS.
BRUINS DESPERATE
Out Of two great individual
scoring rallies by Joe Carveth and
Carl LiScombe the Red Wings
gained their goals. one IN each ot
the first two periods. They scored
although il was tho Bruins deS-
perate in the face OF elimination
who battered and slaShed at them
carried the play 10 Detroit most
-tfe-WaS
For the first time in tho play
offs The Bruins, led by Bill CoWleN
and spanked too, by thor fiery
"Sprout line outShot the Red
Wings. Mowers made 30 saves
and Brimsek only lS-bu' tho Red
Wings rode through They dldn I
back up even though Eddie Wares
played out me game with q
crippled right wrist Adam Brown
came out with SLASH over ms
right eye. and Mowers two
stitch cash over right orb from
stopping a puck. The DeiroIters
really took A physical beating
from the losing Bruins.
Carveth. the cuIlcy haired young
right wInger from Regina. who
stuck AT II TO become A Red Wins
despite two broken legs, VAS the
man who gave the Wings their big
push toward the C4p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
ADAMS. ROSS NlkE II

Harold Jackson was the first
90 reach Johnny Mowers - the
game ended He pattcd Johnny =
face. Then Dit Clappcr skatcd
up 80 put ont his hand. All
the BRUINS and Wings were
shaking
Mowers skatcd toward ihr
boards and Jack adams loaped
the barrier and came out to hug
hl, G"alio pat his bleeding face
Al Ross and Ndams cN
changed hand>haIteS a. tho or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Who Is Mr.. Zero Now7

Uf'F0f tnaFsF IaHkf0r rIT1' n
Crosse wares Howe Csrvefr DoIE.Hs
Brown Boston spares snsVCrucs CrsN
ford GarinEsr GuldoH0 Schu.S' p
Jackson. BOYD ChAmbsr.st-
FIRST PFRIOn
l. Detroit tCsrprfht 70 ~
Psna''Ies -GuidoNr ta~-s'r Orlando
GAl'lngsr crosse CrAmrsr.aIr
SECoND PERIOD
4 Drfrnif Uas~orhef -
Penalties p Jackson = Ja-kEc-
stspart
THIRD PERIOD
No SCORING
Penalties S'spart 2 Gu.47H- Pr~pv
EheVchufk Orlando.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Red Wings
Due at
1880 I'D. vi.

The Wings arc expected 70 ar
rive in Detroit at 1870 tonight At
tho Michigan Central They have
a four-hour layovcr in Buffalo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
y Cage Journey

LAST NIGHTS RI~tIT~
An sos 20 Metropolitan 90
DcWrfrv.r a. HoF Name ~
Eac'es 3d. BEDFORD g.
TONIGHT'~ CANTS
Gas House Gang Ns CAVIAR p
Downtown s. vs. So Antoine b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Lions Get IA 'AUdiIabLe'
Players In Pro Draft

Casey Jones. Union College raIL
back. all Of whom n Is figured
VIII bc available thus fall
Besides those drawn m tho reg.
llar draft he Lions also landed
three stars from Cleveland Riley
Matheson guard. and Ben HIGH
tower. end both Veterans and cS
HOrvath. Ohio State halfhack
whom the Rams obtained IN their
draft
Though Cleveland had dropncd
out for a year that club was por-
mItted 10 draft players along with
the other nine members Of tho
league. All Cleveland PLAYERS oh
tanned IN this manner VIII be on
loan 10 he returned when tho Rams
return 10 active competition.
THREE AVAILABLE
Iorvath is a dental student ~
Columbus MatheSon and High
tower both are married and in
IA The Lions also got Harold
Amos and Clyde Johnson frorn
Cleveland a
But The strong As we'll as tho
weak Jared well in The draw the
Chicago Bears getting Jim Benton
and Dante Magnanl and Green
Bay Chef Adams. Mike Holovak
and Dick kieppc from Cleveland
Eolovak. outstanding fullback Al
Boston College. and Kieppc. Mich
igan States brilliant half were
obtained by Cleveland in the
draft
Resides holesar Michigan stars
Continued on Page 2O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Hockey PIayoffs

y Nv y ~ I4EssN'uh Y
STANIIN Cur SERIES
Rest four out az seven
Detroit 3 Boston o
Detroit T. P0siU" .
Detroit Boston IN
LAST NlGHIS RESULT
Detroit q Boston q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Continued on Page 21
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
THREE AVAILABLE

Continued on Page 2D
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-18
Procedure OF Oil
Rationing Listed

gWASHINGTON-iS NS)-Tne pro-
cedure to be Followed IN issuing
fuel oil rations for heat ard hot
water to "late applicants those
persons vino apply after November
30, was amounted by the Office Of
Price Administration.
A special method for figuring
and issuing rations to these late
applicants was set up because con-
sumner who applies fcr ration aft
En- october /, the beginning of the
heating year, dops not need as
much fuel oil as the consumer who
applied earlier.
Under the plan for issuing ra-
tions to late appL local
boards first will figure the annual
ration and then reduce the amount
actually issued by the proportion Of
could weather that has passed ZIP
to the date Of the application.
Because weather conditions are
an important factc" Tor computing
heat raitons, 1t is not necessary to
deduct from the rations for that
period before the ternpature began
to drop materially. For admins
tra'i i've reasons, it was decided TO
issue full rations lip to the present
for hot water even though some
time has elapsed since the start of
the new heating year On October
/.
Consumes desiring retions for
heat or hot water for domestic
uses in private homes are TO apply
On Forrn-l10o fRevised) or, If
that is not available, on Form r.
100. Applicants for rations fer
premises other than private dwell
ings are to use Form R-1101 IRE
vised) or R-l-C1. The Householder
applying for a lgte ration is 20
supply the name Of the person
who had a ration for that equip.
ment for the last heating year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-18
Reports Farmers
Around Fort Valley
In Good Shape

FORT. VALLEY, Ga. - (ANPl -
o. s. Neal, county agent for Peach
and Houston counties with head
quarters at Fort Valley college here,
reports that Negro farmers in that
area are especially prosperous this
year.
Things are very good In this area,
MIR. ONeal declared last week,
Peaches were good and prices were
high, So to SO per bushel. Our pee
an crop is short and prices conse-
quently high. Our housewives work
ed early and late preserving and
canning everything possible. Due to
the ratioring program, they are hol-
ding practically everything they
have canned. Hog killing time is at
hand and there are plenty Of fine
porkers in sight.
+ The Forth Valley nam=egg show,
which is not nationally famous, viii
be held this coming year Marcn q
3, Mr.. ONeal announced.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-18

be unprecedented and wise enough
to bridge and cross the chasns of
RACIAL isolation and segregation"
1t is also urged church speople to
vigorously oppose" ali policies and
practices of racial discrimination
in the armed services and in en-
ploynent in industry.