Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1936 — Page 4
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Saturday, August 8, 1936
SORORITY TO SPONSOR FREE HEULTH CLINIC IN MISSISSIPPI CO.
MOUND BAYOU, Miss., Aug. 7—(ANP)—The Health Committee of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, under the direction of Dr. Dorothy Boulding-Ferebee, of Washington, D.
C. , and in co-operation with Dr. R.« D. Dedwylder, of the Bolivar county board of health, and Dr. P. M, George, resident physician, is to ‘conduct a free clinic for Negroes - in Bolivar county, Miss., from August 20 to September 2. The clinic provides inoculations for djphtheria and smallpox lor children under seven and malarial treatment for both children and adults. The clinic will be held daily, except Sunday, and then if necessary to reach difficult parts
of the county.
The clinic is to serve all of Bolivar county, but a central clinic will be held in the Bolivar county training school, Mound Bayou, Miss. Other than inoculations and malarial treatmenft, lectures on child nutrition, personal hygiene, and baby care are to be given in the evenings and will be opened to all interested persons. On nlantations where it is found to be impractical for tne children
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to come to Mound Bayou to receive treatment, travelling clinics, upon request of the plantation management, will visit the planta-
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The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has sponsored these health clinics for a period of years and has confined its activities along this line to counties In Mississippi having a large Negro population. Dr. Dedwylder, Bolivar county health officer. Is co-operating with the clinic, and will arrange for visits of the travelling clinics to the various plantations requesting
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Left—Jesse atop a bus, as well as Olympic honors, is besieged by thousands for his autograph. Right—These cloudscratchers soared to new heights—Johnson, center, set an Olympic mark at 6 feet 7 15-16 inches. Albritton, right, followed him in second place and left, Thurber, third. * Below—left to right—Hardin, Jimmy Lu/alle, and Smallwood snapped as they prepared for a meet. All are crack quarter-milers. Luvalle looks like an Olympic winner.
OWENS IS SPARTAIN OF OLYMPIC WOODRUFF RUNS OUT 1912 MARK
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seen. He makes every event look | ada, and Lanzi, of Italy, running easier than lighting a mafeh. ! both into the ground to win going The weather has been all against ; away. You couldn’t tell whethei
him and the crowds have been none too sympathetic, but he has turned out the fastest job ever
seen in =port. lie will be remembered as the greatest Olympic artist of all time, including sportsmanship. He stopped to applaud Don Lash, qualifying in the 5,000 meter run, a few seconds before making his record jump. He apparently is more interested in
Lash than in himself.
Woodruff, Pittsburgh'Negro, ran ortfe of the wildest races on record, the 80Q meters. (Minus all mnning form, he raced all over the track. He flopped back and forth until the last stretch turn, when his flying legs suddenly moved into action as he passed Edwards, of Can-
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he was going to win or finish last until the final killing outburst 01 speed and stamina with his kang-
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Woodruff, the lanky, long-strid-ing University cf Pittsburgh freshman, who was viitually an unknown until he conquered Ben Eastman, world’s record holder in the Olympic tryouts at Randall’s Island last month, broke England’s stranglehold on the SOO-tneter title with a daring race. He was boxed in, had to run wide and suffered a spike wound on his knee, yet the powerful running Woodruff finished two meters ahead of 'Mario Lanzi, Italy’s greatest runner in 1 minute 52.9 seconds. Considering the weather, the distance he traveled and the trouble he encountered Woodruff’s time was remarkaible even though considerably short of the Olympic mark of 1:49.8. Woodruff’s victory inter: upted a series of four straight British triumphs and was the first time an American had won the race since Ted Meredith flashed to victory as a schoolboy at Stockholm in 1912. Woodruff Boxed In Knowing nothing about pace and lacking experience. Woodruff got himself in a jam at the start. He was boxed in before the field paced by Phil Edwards, veteran Canadian Negro, reached the first turn. Somewhere in this shuffle he was spiked, but the six-foot-three-inch Negro didn’t even know about the injury until after the
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Finishing the first lap, Woodruff, eating up the ground, was in the lead, trailed in order by Edwards, Kazimierz Kucharski, Poland; Charlie Romsbostel, Evansville, Ind., Gerald Backhouse, Australia, and Mario Lanzi, Italy. Heading into the turn after the first lap, Edwards got the lead but he couldn’t shake Woodruff, who dogged his heels until the last turn. The American drew abreast of Edwards on the curve, unmindful of the ground he was losing, and when they hit the straightaway, big John turned on the heat. He ran Edwards into the ground, and then staved off a desperate chalU""'-' by Lanzi, who passed three men with toils finishing “kick.” Edwards came in third and Kucharski. fourth. HornbOs-
el and Harry Williamson, High 'oint, N. C., finished fifth and ixth, respectively.
Connersville Man Slugged Arline Woods, who lives in Connersville, was slugged by hoodlums ast Sunday night in the rear of T96 Indiana avenue and his condi>on remains fair at City hospital. Police arrested Henry Much, 52, R. R. 26; Arthur Butler, 49. 796 ndiana avenue, and Mildred McGowan, 24, 815 Turbot street. Detective Holt reports that another man by the name of Theo. Yates, 35, who had killed a man about five years ago, was wanted in the case.
BANQUET POSTPONED
The banquet to have been givfifi, by the Service club of the Mf. Zion Baptist church has been postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Minnie Johnson, president. * * *
OWENS SAYS ‘‘HELLO” FROM BERLIN
BERLIN. Aug. 3—(Special— From thousands of miles away, the mighty Jesse Owens delighted ly “aired” sentiments for his wife and mother in Cleveland. The Ohio State flash won the 100-meter final at the eleventh Olympic games and the first thing he did after winning was to sprint up the Olympic Stadium steps and broadcast a message to his wife and mother in Cleveland. He said: “I am very glad to win. I am sure anxious to see you. Am coming home shortly.” As to the race itself the modest ebony flyer continued: “It was one of my best races. The competition was the stiffest I have ever met. Rain made the track heavy and slow spoiling the chance for a new record. “For the first time in the Olympics, I felt several of them pushing right at my shoulders. Metcalfe, especially, pushed me every , step of the way and I felt him [ every second. He ran a great j ra<ce. M • Hitler’s salute to him after the race pleased Owens. He said: “It strikes me, he’s a good sport. I liked his smile.”
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