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As port of his world-wida tour of iho war fronts. Bishop John A
Gregg visits o Negro unit stationed in North Africa. Ha is shown
smiling a greeting to the troops as thay stand in raviaw, Tho
driver ot the Jeep he is riding in is Pfc. Ben R. Grady of Eufaula.
Ala. This photo was sent via radio telephona.
ARMY BASEBALL TEAM ‘SOMEWHERE IN SOUTH PACIFIC’
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One of the things from home that our aoldlers have
taken all over the world with them la good old Amer
ican haaahall. All they need la a leval patch of
ground* reasonable weather and a few off-duty hours.
U. 8. Army Special Service provides the equipment.
The tilth Fact Company (Transportation Corps) Is
aa axceptlon. At the island where they are based
"somewhere fat the South Pacific." the national game
la one of the most popular among very few diversions
for service men. Almost every outfit has a team.
The sport la well organised, and competition among
the various units and arms of the service Is very keen.
The baseball team of the 211th is one of several
Burnett’s Health Studio
Held Open House Friday
Prom Inert business end profes
sional men last week inspected the
facilities offered by Burnett's
Health Studio, at 291 E. I'Jrby dur
ing an open house and stag party.
The studio under the supervision
of Dr. S. W. Jenkins and owned by
Carlson D. Burnett offer* health
treatment for tired, run down
workers business and professional
persons.
“Treatments for rheumatism,
neuritis, arthritis, lumbago and all
muscular ailments, can be obtained
here.” Burnett disclosed.
Representing a $25,000 invest
ment, the health studio offers
treatment of electric cabinet baths,
scientific massage, salt glow, ur
kish rub, physiotherapy, ultra violet
ray and infra red lamps, for the
reiieviag of aches and pains due to
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Bells on tight. Men and women of all
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Carlson Burnett li a native oC
West Baden. Indiana, where he
served as masseur for 15 ye>ara
under the famed Otto Sussman,
from Carlsbad. Austria, for the
West Baden Springs, Carlsbad of
America organization.
Burnett’a Health Studio wa*
opened on November 1 and can
accommodate twelve patients in it*
many treatment rooms, under the
capable super vision of Dr. S. W.
Jenkins. «.
Explaining the purpose od the
studio, Burnett said: “Our aim is
to make health baths available to
the public and thus raise the health
standards of our war workers,
business and professional people.”
Among those present at the open
house party last Friday were John
Roxborough, Dr. Jessu Randolfo,
Drs. James Owens, E. A, Williams,
S. W. Jenkins, C. Franklin, D. Bur
ton, C. W. Preston, W. J. Mosee, D.
D. Graham, T. C. Hollis, J. W.
Milan, Dr. and Mrs. Harmon, Fred
A. Anderson, Benjamin and George
McFall, Attorney Harold E. Bled
soe. S. B. McQueen, Bob King,
Charles Lockhart, Thomas Cain
Garland Evans. V. D. McCoughtry,
Richard Rice, C. B. Woodson and
others.
Refreshments were served.
COUNCIL IN HARRISBURG
NEW YORK. The National
Urban League announced thia week
the issuance of a charter to the
Harrisburg, Pa.. Service Council of
the National Urban League.
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Htra is Bishop Gragg surroundad by a group of
aoldlars in North Africa (last io right;: 8-Sgt.
Hactor Williams. Woodbury, N. J.; Sgt. OlUa
Fostas. Atlanta, Ga.; Ist Sgt. Jamas N. Saylaa.
McKaesport. Pa.; MaJ. John A. Da Vaaux, Jack
aonvilla. Fla., highast ranking Nagro chaplain
in tha army and aids to Bishop Gragg; S-Sgt.
colored aggregations that figures strongly in league
play. The men practice and play as recreation from
hours of busy harbor duties. They are shown hero
happy Just after winning a hard fought contest along
the road to iho island championship, for which they
are strong conisndsrs. Reading from left to right,
front row, aret Vivian Gillian, Weirton, W. Va« pitch
erj Taller Gerald. South Carolina (Conway), pitcher?
Alexander Smith. Wrens, GaA utility outfialdar; Cole
man Bakar, trainar, Datroli, Mich.; Sanford Irwin.
Dublin, Ga* utility infialdtr; Tommia Stafford, De
troit. Mich* utility infialdart Gilbert Gombla, Birming
ham, Ala* pitcher; Roy Howard. Carrolion. Ala*
Urge Letters To
Downtown Stores
For Case Rights
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—An appeal has
been made here thia week by the
local branch of the NAACP for citi
zens to yrite letters to the three
main department stores in down
town St. Louis for permission for
Negroes to be served in the store
cafeterias.
The NAACP also carried Its ap
peal directly to the March on Wash
ington unit for its assistance also
in this fight.
T. D. McNeal, speaking for the
March movement, stated that the
committee would write asking for
this consideration and also stating
that they are not in favor of a seg
regated place but rather asking for
Integration.
Officials of the NAACP stated
that they too are asking for inte
gration-
Those stores being contacted are
Grand Leaders, Famous-Barr and
Scruggs-Vandervoorts and Barney.
These stores are the three largest
department stores downtown
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Walter V. Lassiter. New York City: Ist Sgt.
Dalton J. Williams, New Orleans. La.; Sgt.
James M. Davis, Abbeville, Ga.; Bishop J. A.
Gregg, Kansas City, Kans.; S-Sgt. DeLmas Jack
ton, Swainsboro, Ga.; S-Sgt. Joe E. Davis.
Aiken. S. C.; S-Sgt. Rufus E. Beardon. Charles
ton, Miss.; S-Sgt. Clinton E. Freeman, Fort
Mayen. Fla.
pitchar; Charles Donaldson, Chicago, 111* third base.
Beck row: Emmett Byrd, Savannah, Ga* calchar (All
Star team): Johnnie Butts, Los Angelas. Calif* man
ager (manager of All Star team); Mae D. StoralL
Toccoa. Ga* right field; Alfredo King, New York.
N. Y* second base (All Star team); Robert Haygood.
Little Rock. Ark* center field (All Star team); Ed
mund C. Brown, Lynn, Mass* last flald; Ernest
Thomas, Baltimore, Md., short stop; Ellis Jordon, Chi
cago, 111* first base (All Star taam). This team is
now playing in the finals for the island baseball
championship.
Masons Had Big
Election Monday
Mt Pavan Lodge No. 1, F. and
AM., held an election of officers
on Monday, Dec. 13. with Past
Grand Master Chas. Campbell pre
siding over the election and in
stalling of the officers.
Allen Conway Jones was re
elected worshipful master, George
L. Knox as senior warden, and
Jeremiah Fleming* as junior war
den. Other* elected were Walter
Dry HAIR ;
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Yearmnwey ter* If not datiotemd
JOEL CO.. ISM Iretof Perk Ed
Dept. T SM Cklotge. 11l '
Bradford, senior deacon; Theo
White, junior deacon; Brother
Lindsay, senior steward; Roosevelt
Johnson, Junior steward; Rev. J. B.
McKinney, chaplain; Herman Jack
son, marshall; Claude Strong, sec
retary, and Allen Millender as
treasurer.
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