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FSISE CLAIMS
HE IS BROKE
H<\- — : ANT L"* v "■'
how to earn some motley ■ o '--
tougher tic..; leaf Ting to yt- o L*--
ro> (Satchel) Pave 1 re-- Pei v-re
while with the Cleve'ani Ini' re
■n 't 'eng' row? trip ir: vh • 3r-*■
NKhoagh popular gor.- ; p -•;
that :":ige .4 rich. Sa-rr!: h; mV
had this to #ay: -#
“1 cm ,t poor man Anyb-siy
Ties to tt II you itherwise ie---
know what lie's talking aeon' *
The next question it course s
why this so? After ali for 2.”
years he has been pitching t; c*
tacit y crowds. In fact, Paige hire,
-elf has always boasted fh.tr. I< 1
has never started a game ,s npeu
lng pitcher before f.tss than > fco
house..
•‘When you’re young am! starting
out. it takes a while to know the
>opes. After I started playing hall
I thought l‘d do al! right in a •: ri
sk* of years. Huh. playing winter
end summer baseball, I was :ktil
ing 10 months a year.
‘But then 1 began to find out
flhout things. No matter what pro
moters I went with nothing
'hang**d. Seems like every'•-•••;>'
around had a oar but me. T’ *n
veryH-idy had a house bur ;n..
I'very.HMly had money bur m-» "
When it s-.ij hinted that .-.o- a
one might have been taking • i
vantage of him, he drolled•
If they weren't thev via >•** k
■ng just about everything else I
remember one time 1 was in a
same against a C-im of n» < jor ! -ra
ce i•- . . Pick Rnrtcll. Fiar-h D*>-
rr,.ir«;. Larrv Pranch. The play,
c*;*s ?>:i .>?U ffOt SO C'*n t.- o VIiQC:
hs T hei:- share of the gate. Had,a
canetify house, ti-o.”
■" has oniv be*-u during the p st
■a :i<• rs that to* has made am
real money, lv* said. On the ur h
ing side, hreever. Things are -Ls
! 'erertf. Describing pitching in ‘he
nr dors wif i -.-itching oth-r r wisr. he
=aid:
“T'rc nirr ii m brsr ;*,, s-.*m* is ;r?
always done. onl> difference is ':•>
acre I’ve ■’v. t t v be- more <w »f.;l
wkh the hitters "
There was one niKstion Pi;g-- > •*-
fused to answer, boweve-r Tii** sns
on his age. He 'ommenferi. Vmiir
worry iiboui putting down n-. **.-
right and that • ! ro r -.tuff T *„i,:
you X.'ibfvdy’s going to believ* it
anyway,”
All-NEGRO RADIO
PROGR AM SGIF.Dl r LED
PKI LA DEI -PH 1A GHPSi - To
oeet the increasing demands u
the Negro ctmmunity for greater
Lr.-ilities of expiession on the radio,
Lrnrxrt B Bceuwkes. general
:t~r-sHager of WDAS, full time xnde
*'« :idt'r., station recently set plans
£ : -a full hour daily program at .<
choice iioon-day time that will ue
• ;evoted entir iy to fin the in > the
: est interests of the local tv eg’ ,
community.
Beeiiwkes leceriiiy lured Oro.ge
Tu-rneli. better known is -Bon
Bon,” popular recording artist j- d
-alisi with the late Jan Savin's
rchest,-p to launch the show whicra
■til be w iled the ‘Bon B n S i ,w"
nd will be heard daily irm !i:3.)
••) I2:3fi. The program is m .-g>ri
August 15
! WILSON ARMY i
AM) NAVY STORE 'j
i»» NH BARNES ST„ WU.SON '
«
AStvn MAW AMi CIVILIAN
merchandise I
! j
| faricrK Work •HoUvw., Work
and Dress Shoes. Rubber
Boot-, ;tr.
Trunk, Suitcases ami i'tmts
THE VWENBtf -STORE
i I ’
*
BgjgggfisaagaSßßß" lIJIIHUi'
O\MEL> UIAPEL
AND DhLAUR
QY M?„>. 11 Alt Y ?. SOTT
v?' ■d i / 4 c ; i j come evbi’-
pi' i'fr: n a , i at tl);
; i"'( H : 'A l'v .. Church •:
tb ' V Edmond ■,
: pastor
ia - i-f .i' "'i , : Q. r-l,
’> ■' r. ►; 3 1 ' i Vr-’s Chap ; 1
w"-',: ft - S:• j ire, preached i
h'- rr..* "Win;; i sertn ,r; Hiy text
.13 f 'Hi-; 12:1. “I o'we-vch y:
L'a wofore. bi ethren by the ,ner
' ci<JS sf .Ixl, that ye present yon;
• h)di * a iiving sucrifica. Holy 4c
. veptable unto God. v Mon is your
: reasonaoie service.”
The Rev. M; f imes, pastured
i the Daniel's Chanel Church for
; some years.
On August 21 the* Daniels Cnapel
j revival will beg n Tne Rev. Mr.
: Byrd of Philadelphia Pa . will con
j iuct the revival. > ~c are '**•;-
i pec ting a good meet; eg.
i Mrs. Pear! Francis a- Pack, home
| after spending .v/ > w ;eks in New
j 'fork. Brooklyn, ir. i Washington
with her children.
Mrs. Corina J ueo buck home
After spending :wn weeks with
ner daughter Mrs. Ruins McCui-.
. lough ȣ Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Matilda Scott >( Brooklyn,
! N. Y. and two children are home
visiting her mother and friends
Mrs. Mattie Carlyle and little san
of New YV>rk„ are visiting her oar .
ants. Mr. ai;-i Ur;. J. H Francis
Miss Doris Francis s visuiiv;
: her hither, Qraolte Francis of
Brooklyn. N Y.
Mrs Sar i Arm .Satiartieid is iisit
:ny her mother, Mrs. Lillie Price.
Mrs Ethel G; Ison vas honored
i with f hirchday supper along with
her little ister- n-!aw it. the home
)f her ;r.-laws Mr ml Mrs. Go,son
of Enfield.
•Joseph »•>:•.(.*s r H *i: tux. Mus
1 Ertie M Copeland. Shelton Wilkins
*RiA Miss Heller. McWilliams spent
Souc ■; y' August 7. "if Viryiuia
3cach.
Mr. and Mrs. E M Francis, vl:
and Mrs. Octavis Hamlin and Misses
Fu.acita and A reel i a Hemlin motor-'
d to vv'eshingio; Sunday, July ,i=).
Mr*'. Ecura Gains of Pittsburg; .'
T"a., .aenl some time home with;
her father, the Rev. Joseph Silver,
Sr. The Rev. Mr Stiver celebrated
iis rind bii hdiy it. July.
Mrs. Thelma Scott - d two chil
dren spo.-'t sonic t'me i’i Wash ng
'on D. C.
Lawrence r.cott spurn same ti.n •
'*- sh C.i„- 'il. , Mrs, Bi-SS'i;
Clarke in Washington D. C.
YL -: Sail;,- Q, S-.-i’t >;u* of tne
oldest members .f >ur church, ts
nm doing so well.
Mrs. Nettie* Am -Joins i.- al a u
-sick and ex,icv.s ui undergo or
oPc rut i on vCi y s r*
M*ss Nuii• S .*lorn >n ;s still on the.
•?ick list Wt them u quick
recovery.
NEGRO QTHOUCS
CRITICISE ROBESON
PHILADELPHIA AND' A
group- of Negr • Catholics hen* took
i swing at Pa; L 1 last week
rn the mi'-.iibers f St ignatiic-
Cathi.lic church s-nt a pledge ot
toy..lty to Pope Pius XII in open
ccmr; diction to a statement ascrib
'd to the faniosinger that Ne
..i iijs would not tight Russia in the
event of a war
The statement from the Catholics
war- presented to in ■ Pope in the
form of a hand-made, illuminated
, scroll. Reports have it that the
Pope replied.
C. S. wCe.'ji supplie in 1J49-50
ire now estimated at 1,482 million
-bushels. Wth the carryover >n
Juiv ! };•?;). of sbnttt tJO million
; uushels large; than i year earlier
ab i-ut offsetting the decrease in
the size of the crop compared with
,; *3t year, total supplies. :*.A? about
the same as the 1.434 million ’
ausheLs ;n tfMB. when they were'
gti'* third largest m our history.
s
TAN YANK HUNT IS
REAL JOB IN ROME
3 { AViLLIAMb VSHIKLOs!
ROME (ANID F; i : g SonUrr.;
• i-> e >l.O in Rome is ,k seari bing
for Chat Uoy-HT-ack o:*e<J!e And,
! finis far. I rei»r : .. I 'up had just
about as much 'uek.
A fist I lid not run into any of
my color-mate* u the cr--c>s 5
walked -down by * r- •- up nu!
i Town tin* roilr ii < .. s. anil •'- i
took a liHik t!i•••■>;!tii I, - oi«l run
down SKCWOtt i. *!•■* I'fiV. bill -«fill
no state-side .NVgr.e;
For the last m-. 1 have
been .standing -*;i the corwhere
i was told i fan Aar- usually
Chanees street • irs iboiit 10
o'clock every morning. 1 have b- >•
bOimt vo that corner be;or •IT u.m
and. staying tiiere uni;! osar 12
a.m.
Thus far 1 hav -* either missel
him ir he inis changed hi< habit ••
1 hate ali the natives Pi that m
ichlity liei[>in. r m- i,. :i;v sell'; b |
Each evening i ;> fiy 'or r«y re
port Today *-y r ;»orf. “S’> T.-ia
Yank, yet.”
l> fSAHr'DI NTE f>
I left 1»v w i ■■•ln a ;»•»-,* .'esfe
*
day inr a bi;e • : ~ ! i ha !
;j'jsf fir.ißhod u'krirg my meal
.wi,en iho corn. r ru ; -a’ler. wh.i
by the Vi; had tt- •• - -e*i !h
• man •• * were looking ’nr, r arn
running, all out >: brea u, *o !,-■!
iv,-* the m in was there hi the reu-
Jauriuif near the , >rtu*r
v.'i-li, !l did !■' d furl Ml! to C
■lie man at all. 1 |e;>m •! from !h
suspee.r f; i;. r ho w ■ if Ist fndiiu
,u hi; vay K-. ■ , !o ba. H- 1
•ver. my i: ";i =-" nos rI-*.hf ;n
one resp,-cf—lie > s . oiored n o
I ;;m sch-xiu! -d s o null out of
Rome S >,,!1. ;n >( I lid net
want >■> be suidon,- so I have
walked my >ff today with on
pumi-.s- in rni.'id. 1 tv.o suing to
find in • a state side Negro.
After about three hours f wall;
ins tin tad doa !h* s: reefs, i
,
sijjrliri a lo’-ji si n, • a .liKiut
block aw:iv. 1 went .* i;ig for
e;ir Hint he inisb tiiri; info op-.-
■of vile side si reels i i.a, w my >'.<< ■
radiated g!;niri<-s~. .•• .! he seen id
Had to ->e me a- I drew near. Rut
when T rot tvifh'u stwakink H
Itancx I eslt.-d him in my best hud
(iy-Enitlish, ‘'H'her-* ire -on fr -■•-
in th.- 3*s.;
Before he i-onld arisw-r. I im
mediately knew by his puzzled
look th ,i I wv ~i gain !
mess, he too. bad mistaken m •
for one of his ; Jiov, countrym*. i
ifor in l f;rs* ■ --t--.i me in a lon
gnaete wiii■ Ti. I think 1 ie? oent/.o i
sa the same 1 ti d iu-ird hi Par's
one of those Airs tit; (IjHierts fi.
finally sail smuethlng whi-h
sounded like. 'A:; i 1 •
As 1 sit. h re. 1 liave i-*ss Mrati
24 hours left in i: ene !: -.usmi
isire* one of those oh) Mov invsteri 1
wjier. 1 sav, “wili l fit.-i tn.v man
With inpr.i .p • "•? ; •1 V \~t •
. cent exi.< cted in ihe number t
og? saved in !>4J i-sr-i -atpul '
■ the venr beeintiina Oct ■ t ! 194)
t'rotabiy will r>-e > , 2d tj'2.3 bii
j 'ion riounds. the se-and larsed
| outout on reco-d Tne rati o be
tween lard production and <hc- pig
, crop apparent)';.’ har. returned amet:
UK- near lo the id 34-33 level.
CAROLINf AN ,y. v ■.a.-,* 20, j ‘hr
HOI-DS KVK DEGREES
Bi ,hop John NS. Martin >f ( ln
eago. presuimg ptelate >f th<-
IThirJ Lj»i>c ■);>*! District u the
\MK '/.wn < tiun-ii. who ,-le
bruteii his toth anniversary last
Slav 14 in the hishoprie. has tin
j distinction of holding five de
gree-.. alt from Lincoln I niv« r - j
-itv ii‘ j Three are earned tie -
i gi-CS the A. S r. and
\ >}. _ others, <> l» and 1.1. 11
were iwarded t»> siis alma mater
.or diatinguisned aetuev -mt-nts.
The third district comprK th--
oUchigon. Ofn.*, Cape i ir and
S -th Carolina Conferences
< \Mb
JUDGE REFUSES
EXTRADITION OF
ALA, FUGITIVE
I'IHCAGO - ANP> ,v !■:.■
i Wi.lii.im;. 23-vear-olu fj-.;.'.. - tm ;;
; Alubatna fins ir:. sis '
released on a wfb >■ l 4 r . 1
Judge A i - j L. [•
Will .-ns i ~i ;
warrants o ack la Alabama w--
i '■***.d on txia testimony t.uut in*
. as ror, -j ‘ i 1 ;n a l-aisv ‘ ■ait' -
•cm that he 'ad taken a watch. He j
-tated he was beaten and otu, rwis ■
. ndstreufed in two AL.a m- ;>ia.-.ons
Willi ru ■ said he was torcecl to
admit the robbery of a watch v il
i It -S3CI tt a rmir ha in IJ4I.
(He. wa j front t Alrrei’ * .i- ~
• farm n -ar Montgon ; .-fy ■■ -i c.;r ■
to Chita ;•> u ’ 44.:.
While here. :•> )t1 , i . 4
,1 4) working :.n < reslaui'.-i* ! lie
: : .vas picked up by :oije so c >n
'Wr'r-U w;th i -■ >uih • !•* aiPer-'
‘:r or,- unci fh.cn rvi'-aa' i
H.iwfv his fingerprint 3 wer ■
; -m iu-d bv the FBI is th; ■-* of
.u Alabama fugitive He w..
. arrested bast month md Gov S','.
ensoi'i iigned an «*tr t h m w
r at-.f
j *rice. ! ; received b;« .f*M;vn.?f ; I-r
I -crorji sweet potatoes ; n ny be
lower U>a-a UiOfie ceeeiv«*d
‘or fUe 1M» crpp.
BISIIOi* \ DLL. V. Gt > Wf >«. ,i
SHOE sitxy tw a parti- gw,;',,
and f acuity member a ,a *
Eighth Annuli rollegr Cnao-w,
tivr Cttnnnsnity Education W »■■ »
shop which wiv 't-id during
yummrr ie-.i-m 4* !ii,h y : j {;«!-
teg,* in Vlarsnall, fru* TP -
V) t:rk*l)4:j iv 11 spoils.,fe-:j .'»,
Bishop College, Marshal •*:,••• -
View a. nr) M •!* ,e. ?.a.rv
View; Samuel Hus', n Cotteg *
sustin, fevas ( •>»-«-. r-K *,"
Tilloston ? a, ..**.*. Ah-st'u" Wife •
C#llt Jf. Mifsti lit. fi-'U;* -stag
tmlveisity, ilaastau and t
Hogg FoundaG »n a; tu-v.n M-: »
Ada Verw »> i. Austin *as pa
era dtr-a :- ■ ■'AN**
E\i*n M N- -
i' ll tern T ear Term
>S K1 M\, .'VI I (A V ;P. SW,
because imif-i Cutrson
to <*v«ir with his **h.
trntid t#>f him Jn*«;
he will ni*v.- -erve 15 v i»*.-••. ~1
Kilby h,c ?.rv,)*i.
The reu-*nu is tail he ure
to the three room h<>u*e ni M?s*f
Oar-4 lsro*A fi : witli w t\ »>•:« "$ -
tri fru*fid f Mi** 1 ,jiu
roamed.
His sefitrni*** wi.>
**st ever <iven for tirst iegre.*
in arson in the history >t \Ti *
bumi. ireordin*' to ■fa
rn4tshall \ I > w tHne v J\*
(.-.itci w b ‘j i. ‘) 1 1£itv c t, . 1 1 qi.* ) w er
cave i ; -d i ->n«.'-v c; • y i-u
gl'rvtMi:- ri! uaSSciaU tc VtrtuuUy ,
gin nets th:* Mjuty haw* igren*
50 < ,j-ijp.;rali* ti getting aunwokta >
neb:-- g':.l "1 il i Stja’cj.
Support Vour P-tper..
WILSON ARMY &
NAVY STORE
129 W 3irn-*i St VHHj*
ARMY, NAVY WO
CIVILIAN MDSE,
Tents, Hammicks, Suit
c-.ises, Trunks and C imp*
mg Equipment, C'oth.ng
and Shoes
THE FHIENDLY STORE'
i
O. 8. Be!and. Om er
BLACKWOOD'S AtiSO
STORE
Wh:«« Motor B’kes atvj
aicyclud Sales acid Repair
304 £ Nash St WiUya
?hon> 3201
FOR LEADING SVYIH
AND BEST QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
V : i • t
BARKER'S DEKT.
STORE
Car. Goidsbor j aad '3ar««* S*»
Vltn S C.
ot/rrrrnsßs for the
ENTIRE FAMILY