~y Vot Nov. 7 Or LoseYour Voice in National Affairs VOL. 25, NO. 5 AVOTE FOR DEWEY In previous articles I have tried to bring to your attention facts concerning the current presidential campaign that you as a voter should consider carefully before casting your ballot next Tuesday. I have reviewpd for you the principles on which the two major parties stand. •rhese facts have proven beyond any reasonable doubt that the Democrats have been the Negro's worst enemy from the very beginning, and these facts at the same time have proven that the Republicans have bePn friends. Ali major gains made by the Negro have been consummated under a Republican regime. The platforms of the two major parties have been reviewed for 'you and I have shown that the very wording of these two important documents have been decisive, and overwhelmingly in SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1944 Price 5c Per Coi>:Y favor of the Republican Party as [to all six of the major ponits far as the Negro Is concerned.J propo·sed by tne Negro delegaThe Democratic patform, you will tlon. The Republican platform unequivocally promises a permanent FEPC, that organization that lies closest to the Negro's heart; that organization that Insured equal opportunity to all to earn a decent living. This major point that stands out among the 1 six points asked fOt' by the Negro By PRENTIS I. FU.lZIER recall, promised nothing, absolutely nothing. The Republican platfo.rm, on the other hand, gave promise of a favorable answer i is strongly supported by the ReI publican presidential candidate, ! Governor Thomas E. Dewey. An opportunity to each a decent livelihood, and to be recognized for his ability and effi- (Continued on Page 6) THE UNDERSIGNED ENDORSE NEWELL J. BANKS Republican FOR REPRESENTATIVE 37TH DISTRICT fJoVERNOt. LAN~LIE ,, d•••,. ••• . will continc.ae to do, more for the welfare ofthc people .. of the State of Washington and the stability and high reputation of out c:ommonwealth than any Governor during our 55 yens of Statehood ..• with him we have rolled up a record of ac:eomplishment which h.1s captured the Reeognitton 11nd Interest of the entire Nation • 1 • with him we are now· prepared and abte to whip the problems that iie befor(l us ..• for the wholesor11e growth of our State . . • and for the vitaf service lte l,as rendered and will c:ontinue to render Vote for Arthur L~nglie and his a<fministration. HEAR HIM FRIDAY KOL 8:45 P. M. THE POLITICAL FORUM Words Like These By Atty. C. l\1. Stokes REPrBJ,ICAN World Peace Imperative B~- J. A. (.J,Jck) JOHNSON DEJ\10CRAT It has been said that sorrows, From the maker of spears, arJ. P. Jones R. P. O'Connell gotten such things as slave ships, Most Of our morals, religion, soThe Undersigned Endorse which at the time seems too poig- rows, traps, thr.ough the period nant to be borne, in time los!' I of the herdsman, mound-bullder, the!r sharpness. The road over rover, to the age o~ the settled whtch one has traveled never social order recognizing interlooks so far as the distance yet t·elationships and obligations, man to be traversed. Perhaps it is has come through thousands of becuusP or these reasons that generations to the complex social many of us have too easily for- and e"onomic structure of today., J. R. Corrigan Frank Perri dirt floor cabins, backs bent over cia! relations and educational John D. Carmody D. R. Burke, long, unending rows or cotton efforts have rested on founda-! Paul D. Clyde P. A. Wink; standing under a blistering sun, tion-s of economic necessity. We J. A. Sweeney John A. Meade the lash of a whip, the auction have been taught that those W. F. Finn H. Sylvester Garvin block, and other ills endured things are right that do not 'u/VE FREELY-TO THE NATIONAL WAR FUNo.t~~ VOTE FOR HAROLD MOORE REPUBT,TCt\N C.'\ 'DIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE 31ST DISTRICt I U. S. SENATOR WALLGREN FOR GOVERNOR * Vote DEMOCRATIC ~alph D. Nichols Carl F. Christophersen Robt. L Anthony George Flood along the road from now to then. ''"Jnte thP rights of others, and Dan Dr•• w Pau! MalonE: It :\a-s lleen equal.y skit! tht..t ·\• ''" '!" 'T c c e 1 v e d interd!Ctmns 1 ~------... ------~ J. L. Fitzpatrick J. A. Roberts persons remember only those agains lying theft, perjury, mur-· Candidate for REPUBL1C.'\.N Chas. T. Donworth Ken. Morford things which they wish to re- der, eovetousness and bearing I E. R. Bowden Henry H. Judson member. Too many of us re- false witness against our neighHenry Elliott Alfred H. Lundin member only the saying: "Jesus bor. In all these interdictions 1 Dr. F. B. Cooper C. M. Stokes leads us; Roosevelt feeds us." there ariss th pictur of matrrar FOR REPRESENTATIVE 37TH DISTRICT Sarah Green Geneva B. Miller onion8, potatoes and celery) ap- would effect. His is a program of progressive legislation based on the soundest American tradition of Government, recognizing no distinction of classes, equal rights of individuals and the essential unity of the interests of all the people. Prentis Frazier Rv. F. W. Penick The era of the AOPC (apples, things which the interdicted I Harold Holifield Floyd Strickler pealed more to some of us be- As events move today, they Mrs. S. J. Peoples ' cause we could get them merely have been matched but few times Dr. F. B. Cooper Prentis Frazier Sarah Green Harold Holifield Mrs. S. J. Peoples Rev. F. W. Penick Geneva B. Miller C. M. Stokes Floyd Strickler Mrs. L. B. Young ENDORSED FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT THERE'S SOMETHING TO THIS DO YOU WANT A COMMUNIST NEST IN • • • THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE? EVERY VOTE FOR SWEZEA IS AGAINST c 0 M M u N I s M VOTE FOR Mrs. L. B. Young I by telling when we were born, in recorded history. From Egypt His is a f where we were born, and why to Asia, from Asia to J:Jurope, . lpr~glrat'? 0 b prod- we were born, whereas now the from Europe to the western hemgresslve eg1s a 1on ase on sound American tradi- ~~~~~~:ctm:~:~::aytoea~~- ~~a~r::~ ~~;::~e ~~" ~:~1 ofs~;!~za:!~~h~:; I tion of government. by the sweat of his brow and I He recognizes no class new humans and bringing more distinction. suppose there are yet those who talent to the perfecting of the He believes 1n equal do not care to so perspire. But, Universal Plan on earth. The a-s for me, and I think the great- next movement, unless all which rights for all individualfs er number of my fellow men, I Itas preceded it must go for and the essential unity 0 would rather stand at tl1e pay- 1 t f ·f · h naug 1t, mus be one o um ymg the interests of all t e roll wt'ndo'" than tl1e relt'ef win- II " force and effectiveness which wi people. dow. bind and blend the broken scatENDORSED FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT For no persons on earth should tered elements or the the word •'freedom'' derive su·ch family and create a civilization sweet connotations as to the Ne- of Freedom, Brotherhood, Justice gro. Believe me, liberty is a and Equality. priceless thing and is as tang! The paramount issue ble as a loaf of bread. If you present political campaign is to would call your soul your own, elect a President and a Congress you must not then sell it for a who will cooperate with the Almess of pottage, but retain the lied Nations to win tlnd end this right to say "yen" or "nay" to war as quickly as possible and any man. \Vhen you accept the to form an international organilargess of any persort or party zation that will forever outlaw you cannot escape the obligation wars. The people of America are without proving yoursetr an un- sick of seeing the flower of which is thus thrust upon you American manhood marched off mitigated ingrate. I call upott to war every twenty or thirty those who would remain free and years to be maimed or murdered who wish to be possessed of an because of the greed and lust for 1 untrammeled spirit to decry a power of a few unscrupulous system which would place each men. morsel of food In ottr mouths, The Democratic Party pledges 1 and ask you to rely on your itself to such a program. The J God-given strength a.nd ability to Republican Party, which has al-~ provide for yourself, In the ways been the party of isolation, words of the late Wendell Will-, does not. kie, "Only the free are strong, So dissappointing was the for-J and only the strong remain free." eign policy plank in the Repub- (Continued on Page Two) I (lJontinued on Page 6) IN PERSON THE,DARLINGS OF RHYTHM 14-0RCHESTRA-14 BLACJ( AND TAN, 40-!l/2 12'rH AVE. SO. Beginning Thursday, October 26 COOKS, PORTERS AND WAITERS CLUB FOR RESERVATIONS CALL CA. 9989 JAM SESSION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT YOU CAN DEPEND UPON MARTIN FOR A 1 SQUARE DEAL I • Eledt HARRY J. MAR'EIN OUR. LEG ISL ATOR from fhe 37TH DI~TRICT ., I A L IB~. ER AL DEMtl CR AT SQ!&ZJ =· LEGISLATURE 33rd DISTRICT Born in Iowa, Graduate of U. of 'V. Worked his way up studied law, which he prac· ticed (or a time. Entered bustness. Founding member and first secretary of Young !\len's R~publican Club. ..State senator for :many years and Presi· dent of Senate in 1017. Served two tenus in City Council. Founded and laid out State Highway System. THE WORKINGMAN'S CANDIDATE Upholding the Right of Independence and Self Respect Through Remunerative Work for Every Resident Citizen of This State. YOUR VOTE IS YOUR WEAPON -USE IT! Re-Elect State Representative GeorgeS. Hu~ley 87th DISTRICT • Hurley's record dem,onstrates that he will fight for a ptro· gralm for all of the people. He is forA per·manent F. E. P. C. for repeal of the poll tax. State LegislaUon against distrimination. Initiative 157, for higher pensions, increased unentployment compensation and veterans' aid. Hur·ley is opposed to Deweythe man who refused to issue a statement on tb Philadelphia tt·anslt strike. Hurley supports the Roosevelt Program-and Wallgren, Magnuson and DeLacey Vote for Referendum 25 and Initiative 157' WE ARE ALL AMERICANS --- READ PAGES THREE AND FOUR FOR CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON IMPORTANT QUESTIONS OF THESE DAYS---THEN VOTE NOVEMBER 7TH
___ / PAGE TWO THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Eatablished 1P20 Published Wedneedays by The Northwest Pablishinll: Company OUiclal Publication of the L B. P. 0. E. of W. In the Northwest Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Owls Club, Inc. Initiative No. 157 Is a Shameful Deceit and Frand, Says Langlie THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE :t~Ie,one 8J PINE ST. t:T~ Open Evenings UntillO P. M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1944 Madison Shopping Distr1ct GENEVA B. MILLER B.t'oker-Notary Publlo Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Madison Drug Co. 22nd and E. Madison Drup, Prescriptions, Cosmetics, ToUet Articles Fountain, Soft Drinks, Candies Downtown Pricee Ice Cream and Sherbets Pints 25c; quarts oOc 111ntered at the Postofilce, SeatUe, Wn., &.'1 Second Class Matter Office 6621-'2 Jackson St., 4; Ph El 9'787. P. 0. Box 1878 • 11 Subscr!pUon Ra.tes: By Mall In advance: One yea.r, $2.00; Six months, $1.25; Three months, 75c E. I. ROBINSON, Editur-PubliBher SEATTLE-The January session of the state legislature w!ll be asked to Increase old-age pensions "in line with rising living costs," Gov. Arthur B. Langlie said in a state-wide radio address last night. Greceries 1916 ·E. Madison -=:::::-::::--::-::-:=::-::-::-::-:--::-:-----_:P.:h:.:o.:n::.e_:MA=:.:.·..:1::8:::2:6J Pr 7050 Evenings, Pr 2838 Froits - Vegetables PRICES ALWA.YS RIGHT Race Hair Specials Blwe Papers For Sale Open Daily 10 a.m. to 12 midnight Deadline for News: Tues. Noon; for Advertising Tues. 6 P. M. "We w!ll see, as in the past, that funds are available to insure prompt and continued payments," the governor declared. SID'S DINING ROOM------:·'';===:=:::=. Chandler Fuel Co. BREMERTON NOTES Official Representative Northwest Enterprise JAS. T. WALKER, 3801 6th Phone 2778-W Important: Social Clubs, Organizations. News Must Be in by Sunday P. M. Please Cooperate These pledges to the state's senior citizens were made after LangUe continued his attack on Initiative 157 by declaring It would Increase the biennial pension cost from $26,000,000 to $107,000,000. The governor described the measure as a part of BREMERTON CHURCHES INVITE YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN a "subversive plot" to wreck the TO SUNDAY SCHOOL state's financial structure. He Ebenezer AME Church, Rev. Everett P. Williams, pastor. Sunday school 9:30; morning worehlp 11; Christian Endeavor 7; evening aervlce 8; ' prayer meeting W..-dt.esd~ys at <; o'clock. Ninth and Park in downtown Bremerton. Sinclair Community Cn•lrcl:., Rev. George Hunt, acting pastor. Sunday school 9:45; se vices 11:30 and 8. East Port Orchard, Rev. C. W. Williams, pastor. Sunday school 9:45, services 11 and 7:45. Church schools at Upper View Ridge, 9:45; the Church 9:45; Sheridan School, 9: 3 0; Eastpark Hall 9:30. Morning worship at 11; evening worship 7:30. Youth groups (junior, junior high and bigb school) 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30. Pastor, Rev. Willis Loar. U. S. Coast Guard to JAMES T. WALKER Mgr. Northwest Enterprise Bremerton, Wash. said it was a "shameful deceit" and a "fraud upon every group to which it shamefully appeals." The governor asserted that "the veterans have seen through the camoutlage and discovered the trap." That is why, re said, "we find all the veterans' organizations as well as other civic and fraternal groups of the state . . . out in the forefront fighting this measure." As a second major point in his talk, the 42-year-old chief executive hit at an "unholy alliance" or city political machinw which he said have joined with leftwing radical groups in this elec tion. He compared their motives and aims with a detailed record of his own administration at Olympia. "You have had good government in washington State for the last three and one-half Among the workers responding years," LangUe declared. '•Govin addition to Miss Davis and ernment without fear or favor. Skilled, conscientious state personnel drastically reduced in number has given you better and increased services at a minimum cost well within the framework Mrs. Hazel were: Mr. Robert Addison, director of the Slnc\air Housing project; Mrs. Creola Ayers, Assistant supervisor of Activity Center; Mrs. Kathryn Accept Negro Women Booth and Mrs. Marie s. Greer, of the tax structure of the state. Nursery School teachers; Mrs. We or your state administration Enolla Holmes, Supervisor of will continue to give you honest, Recreation; Mrs. Henrietta John- efficient and effective state govson, Intakeworker with Kitsap ernment:'" U. S. Coast Guard headquarters in Washington, D. C. made the following announcement today: '•The Coast Guard will follow the general policy of the Navy in accepting Negro women in the Women's Reserve. It will accept Negro women for service in the SPARS in quotas according to the needs of the service. Bremerton Professional Workers in Round-Table County Welfare; Mrs. Irene Nap- The governor pointed to the per, City Recreation Supervisor; creation of a $42,000,000 postMrs. Arline Paiya, caseworker war surplus; to ••competent leadwith uso Travelers Aid; Mrs. ership" in state departments; to Eunice Simmons, personnel work- programs for the elimination of er with Puget sound Navy Yard, communicable diseases; to state Mrs. Selena Brown, matron at funds which provided schools Girls Dormitory, Miss Rosetta with "the largest allotment in Kallas, ·secretary USO No. 2 ; Miss their rl!;tory"; to research to deHelen Guillemette, secretary at velop n,3w payrolls; to a program Sinclair H 0 using; and Mrs. for exp~nslon of internatlonll-1 Wilma Hogan, bookkeeper at trade; t plans for advancement Sinclair. of avlatl n after the war, and to h J I "the mo$t progrjlss!ve social seCalled toget er by Mrs, os e Dinner was served before the curity system In the nation." Hazel, Assistant USO director, the discussion period. Miss Davis in professional and clerical workers of Bremerton met for a round table discussion last Wednesday evening. The purpose of the meeting was interpretation of the function ofthe various ageucies, an evaluation of services summing up the value of such a gat h e r i n g, compl!mented the group for its forwight In meet ing and discussing their goals and evaluating the service they are renderingthe community. 8 p. m. ~at the Bremerton High School, the eminent psychiatrist, Dr. R. Stoltzheiso will present illustrated lectures on the subject "When Our Servicement Re turn Home." May we count on you? SPECIAL NEWS renfdered the community, and a How are you, as an American discussion of broad objectives. A citizen, going to meet your oblispecial guest or the evening was gation to the returning service- On the ~irst Sunday in November, S!nclalr Community Church at I will hold Ofdination of Rev. Geo: Miss Mamie Davis, Assistant Re- men? gional Director Of USO. On November 1st and 8th, GILT EDGE CLEANERS SEneca 9450 ·:· 611 Jackson St. THREE-DAY SERVICE Expert Cleaning and Finishing Repairing that Satisfies. Hats Cleaned & Blocked Ladies' Alterations by Experienced Dressmaker PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION L. Hunt, pastor pro tern. Rev. Davi~, Seattle; Rev. Reed, Spokane, Dir. Caldwell of the Washington State Association will officiate. ----C\--- NEWS RELEfSES The Parentj-Teacher Association . of Bremerto{n is having a memJ bership dr!v . Membership dues I for parents s 50c each. Parents may join b filling out the in1 formation b anks sent home by I children. N xt meet date Nov. 8, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=· 7:30p.m. h the Little Theater .• I High School. S h e r I d a n Civic Association meets Thurs ay night at ComSpecializing in CHICKEN DINNERS ... FRENCH FRIED AND SOUTHERN STYLE - ALSO Delicious Chili Made from a Famous Call for Reservations 2330 E. Madison Old Mexican Recipe for Special Parties CAp~tol 9864 HONEST GROCERY 1235 Jackson St. CAp. 9897 Has a Complete Lin~ of Finest - Staple Groceries Fresh Fish Fresh Chickens Fresh Fruits Beer Mixers VISIT OUR STORE INSPECT OUR STOCK Norman A. West, Proprietor SEE OUR SELECTION OF BULOVA AND GRUEN WATCHES PICK YOUR GIFTS NOW AND USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING THE PACIFIC JEWELERS 210 First Street TIP TOP CLOTHES SHOP 1\fEN'S BF..."TTER ~@THES FOR LESS • TWO STORES IN BREMERTON 231 Burwell • 323 N. Callow Tailor Made Ready Made Unclaimed H. H. McCOMB Open Eves. Phone 3242 SESSION BROS. BAR-B-QUE "Where a Sandwich Is a Meal" BAR-B-Q SPARERIBS e BEE·F' e PORK e CIDCKEN Express-Moving and Stora~lce Offl~ Phone East !282 2226 East Madison St. Seattle, Wash. 1./GHTENS IBRIWIUS TANNED, DARK WHEATLEY YWCA By Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt Honeysuckles Recreation ARTHUR HEAD, Mgr. CARD TABLES, POOL and SOFT DRINKS Phone EAst 9994 2030 East Madison Street ADELPHI APARTMENTS A. Palatial Home for Particular People ULTRA MODERN In Every Respect Overlooking Lake Washington Apartments Reasonable 230-82 2Srd Ave. No. Ca. 1791 J. A. "Jack" Johnson C. M. STOKES ATTORNEY AT LAW 1'127 People's Bank Bldg. Day & Night Phone EL 3291 Second at Pike Street Douglas Apartments Wlaere It Is Oon,venlea.t IUld Homelike The modernettes have organized for the coming year with Mrs. Jewel Waggener as prE*!ident. At present they are laying plans for a recruiting pro- ~~Tam. Any young women interested are invited to be present. The teen age activity held each Friday night at th Y. M. C. A. has changed names and by popular vote will be known from now on as Club 23. The B. & I. Girls ~ ·~~~:::::'~~~~===~~~ Newly Renovated-Steam Heat HOt Watl!r-T~lephone Laundry Room BDft'8 BEDUOED Furnished and Unturnlahed Apartments of Phyllis Wheatley entertained I the girls living at Duwamish I Housing Pro)ect. 'rhursday night at the Y the girls had a very enjoyable evening of group singIng and games. A brief program 1 B. & I. clubs of the Y. W. C. A. I The remainder of the evening was spent In a social hour and I refreshmen•ts were served W are happy to ha;e Mrs. I Willie William-s of Dallas, Texas ! added to our staff as the new [ housekeeper. Keep in mtnd the harvst Home Festival, Nov. 18. All clubs interested in booths, j call iu at the Y., EAst 6320. The Women's Study Club held its gall meeting Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 1 o'clock. Don't forget the modern dance group on Monday evenings at Garfield. The committee of management will meet this Friday, 8 o'clock. WA a~<> urging all , metl'bers to be present. Mrs. Roy Green, chairman, Mrs. Roy Harvy, secretary. All Y. W. C. A. groups enjoyed ~;~~.we'en Parties during the 1 EAST MADISON BRANCH Y. M. C. A NEW NAME POR GAME NIGHT At one of the recent sessions of the Y M-YWCA teen-age programs, the boys and girls chose the name "Club 23" as the name of the Friday evening teen-age club. At the present time there are 107 boys and girls registered in the teen-age program. The activities are carried out every Friday evening at the East Madison YMCA. Last Friday every one came in costume. Those present had a very nice time ducking for apples, apples on a string, dancing, and enjoying the cider and doughnuts. Any boy or girl between the ages of 14 to 20 inclusive is eligible to join. TORCH-Y AND ill-Y CLt;BS HAVE SPEAKERS Bell.ta ,10 and Up WAR BONDS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BONDS BUY BOMBS Dr. F. B. Cooper, :Mgr. lU 24th Ave. No. EAst 9817 BARBER WANTED Plea~ant Working Conditions. Post-War Security Position $65 PER WEEK GUARANTt.:ED 8-Honr Day. Choose Your Owu Time. Apply Jackson Barber Shop. MAN WANTED For Packing House Work. Hours 4:30 to Midnight. Good Pay. ACME PACKING CO. RA 5700 Mr. Shekter 666 Jackson St. WANTED Experienced Beauty Operator MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SALON 674 Jackson St. ~lAin 9898 Roofing, Siding Insulation WORK . GUARANTEED Estimates Free. Deal Direct With the Applicator and SAVE 1\IO~EY. PR. 8481 840 Poplar Place Basketball, volleyball, badminton and other games are available. There are classes for men as well as classes for boys. Drop in to the YMCA and sign up for one I -------------• of the classes. Remember, boys, that swimming classes are held the first and third Mondays of each month at the Central YMCA. The only charge! s a 10-cent locker fee. The time is 6:45 to 7:30 p. m. The Four Freedoms, boasted of in the Atlantic Charter, must be given a meaning to Include the black man. There must be a realization on the part of white Americans that we too are human beings; we too wish to share in the better things of life· we l\10RE - STOKES too are Americans. Southern (Continued from Page 1) Democrat-s tel! the Negro to •'be Negroes have written their patient;'' Republicans tell the names in flowing, warm blood on Democrats to "hurry up." Ethel's Beauty Shoppe Hair Styling Our Specialty / munity Hall, located at shopping district. Tim , 8 p. m. Matters of vital inter t to be discussed, Both the Hi-Y and Torch-Y Clubs of the East Madison YMCA I had guest speakel's last week. Phone EA. 9784 I The Hi-Y club had Charlie Nori •••••••••••••••••••••••••••l man, Field Representative or the 316 12th Ave. So. every battlefield from Concord to Have you ever thought sincereBataan. History has recorded ly about the price paid for the the trea-son of various white per- Thirteenth, Fourteenth aud Fifsons, but it is the proud boast teenth Amendments to the Conof the black sons of America that stitution of the United States? no traitor to the Stars and Do you realize fully the blood Stripes bas ever been clothed in that was -caused to be shed over a black skin. For that reason these words? To have them and because we have watered printed on their pages required the tree of liberty with our t\)ars the sacrifice of thousands upon and because we have watered thousands .of lives. It required blood pouring out on foreign ·soil the invasion of the sanctity of to make the world safe for de- the home, breaking up of fammocracy, we feel it no presump- !lies, separation of wives and tion to ask that now we be per- sweethearts, mother from son, mitted to share in the economic and brother from brother. It ra657 JACKSON ST. PHONE MAIN 8893 OPEN 9A. M. TO 7P. M. THE ANGELUS, Inc. This is a te IN THE ARMY The following men from A-C Washington have completed their primary training at the 2164th AAF Base Unit (Contract Pilot School, Primary), Tuskegee Institute, Alabama and have been Choosing day, transferred to Tuskegee Army Air r 22, the stork Field, to continue their training presented Mrs. Leonard D. Clark In the basic and advanced phase with a fine y ungster weighing of flying. nine pounds a d two ounces. A-C Winston, Charles H., 131 And is she happy? Both are 28th Ave., Seattle, Washington. cheerful. Dorle Miller Club announces )WShip club will a big meeting to be held at tbelr sponsor a politic I debate at Mt. club room Nov. 3, 2326 East Zion Baptist Ch rch, 19th Ave, Madison. and East Madis n st·., Sunday The main event will be a evening, November 5 at 8 o'clock. movie, "Hell Bent for the ElecFour speakers will~e allowed 10 tions.'' There will also be a minutes each, give or take a review of •'Freedom Road," by minute. Speakers for the Re- Josephine Patrick and a reading publican party will be Dr. F. B. by one or the members. Rev. Cooper and Attorntey C. M. Hayes wil! be guest of honor. ReStokes; for the Demo·crat!c party freshments will be served after Embalmers, Funeral Chapel Lady Attend~r.nt p d A (J ''") . S. Barnett an J. , RCA the meeting. Public invited. Funeral Di'rectors Martha Davis, Manager .Johnson. Admission · s free and 319 ).2th Ave. PR. 0333 _ _s_e_a_u_le_,_w_a_s_h_• ..: I ~!e ;::~~~.is cordially Invited to Buy Bonds and Stamps Spokane, Washington LODGE NOTICE Inland Empire Loge No. 8 F. & A. M. 1\leeting held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 8rd & Cowley Or. Vernon Scott W. 111. N. 1006 Summit Blvd.. B 0181'1 F. A. Stokes, Sec. W. 529 1\fansctleld - B. 0849 E. J. Brown Ill. W. G. III. Rt No.8 -Phone L 1227 No. 109 L B. J>. 0. E. W. Puge11 Sound LocJp EDm 1\leets at 662 * ,Jackson St. Elk.'JI Club, First and Third Monday each Montll. E. R. <Jbalney, Exl!J.ted Ruler, TeL RAJnler 309~. 9688-Mth Sci. W. E. Vrooman, Secretary, TeL EAst 6864. U74-21st. Dr. F. B. Cooper DENTIST OUice: EL 3647; Bee. Ea. 1888 Hours: 9 to 1 and 2 to~ Suite 362-S Empire Bu.llcllq Second and Ma&lisoD Seattle YMCA as their speaker on Wednesday. Mr. M. C. Ward is the advisor for the Hi-Y club and Harold Redmond is the president. The Torch-Y club had George Fahey from the state probation office a~ their speaker. Marsieo Wells who has charge of selecting speakers for the club has lined up an array of good speakers for the regular meetings on Thursdays. The first 'speaker for the club will be Attorney John Prim from the prosecutor's office. NEW OLUB BEING FORMED A new club for young men is peacetime pursuits of the country. It is only common sense that of the two governing polltical parties of the United States the one which over a long period vished good land, good earth which had theretofore been fertile and productive. It precipitated and fostered an enmity that is even today finding its repernow in the process of being or- of time shows the most consist- cussions in our national welrare ganized. The first meeting was ent liberal attitude towards c!ti- as it is reflected In the halls of held on Monday, October 30. Any zens of all colors is the party Congress. The act of translatyoung men who wish to join this which can be trusted to help ing these changes into law tarnclub may contact the YMCA Sec- pitch-fork us into our rightful scends the puny abilities of man, retary by call!ng CA. 0649. The positions as American citizens. for it has within it the attriclub program will consist of re- We are asking no morEj and butes of divinity. Nothing short !igious, social and athletic pro- f should accept no less. The pa- of a God-originated idea could grams as well as worth while tronizing brutal treatment of Ne- consummate a plan that would projects for the community. groes epitomized by Southern make wretches walk the earth iii ATHLETICS Democrats creates resentment equal freedom with a former The Monday night gym classes among the peoples of darker col- master. Therefore, I say, In this at Edmond Meany school are ors all over the nation. These election let us stand with the getting off to a good start. Ted peoples are beginning to let it be Republican party which stood and Davis Is handling this program. known that they had just as soon is standing with us. Therein lies The gym is at our disposal from die trying to liberate their souls our hope of future betterment. 7 to 10 emery Monday evening. as to live in a state of subjection. Take the witness. , •
' WEbNES:OAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1944 SEATTLE • CLEARANCE SALE from November 5 to the 30th-of 100% woolen suits and sport coats. All makes and styles. Excellent gifts for that favored one or a captivating addition to your wardrobeWhile They Last $15.95 to $29.95 • SEneca 1365 Mae's Dress Shoppe 650 Jackson St. HELP WANTED Chambermaids Wanted These Jobs Are Permanent Union Scale. Apply At 617 University Sl". Room 1011 For WOOD -COAL -l'OULTRY Call ED S. JOHNSON CA 991i8 Fresh Chickens and Rabbits As You Like Them 2200 E. l\Iadison, Seattle 2 Private Loans $25 to $500 to eiMn up all tbol!le ama~ past-dll.e btDa aDd to tbuiDee your peraoual n-"t. No Pu'bUclty-No Delay Strtetly ConfidentllaJ. A. D. Anderson and Co.· Under State .BecuJe#!lll 507-8-9 Bigelow Building 4th and Pike Sts. SE. 9408 519 Jackson STAR POOL HALL WM. IIAMILTON WM. JUJLJn' Proprleton Card Tables Cigars, (Jjgarettes, Soft Drinks, Oand;r. Etc • • • Register and Vote . • • BUY BONDS For Freedom's Sake Smiling Feet Are Happy Feet Don't suffer any more. Take advantage of the sclentltic method of making featherweight arch supports to fit from a perfect model Of your feet, and get quick relief and arch correction. From broken down arches, flat feet, pains under heels and balls of teet, crooked and overlapping toes, weak arches and ankles, lei' cramps, poor circulation, rheumatism and arthritis - like aches and pains caus"d by arch troubles. Light, springy, easy to wear in any shoe. Prices as low lUI ten dollars. VISIT YOUR LODGE HERCULES LODGE No.t7-F. & A.:u. Now Is the Time to BUY YOUR HOME A Home is a Foundation Upon Which to Base Your Economic Structure HOME OWNERSHIP • BARGAIN OF THE WEEK HOUSE-- Excellent construction. •••••••••••• POST-WAR SECURITY The world of the future ia being formed now!! Will you be in th.e aame Rut after We Have De· feated the Axis? Did you know that Beau· ty Culture Aa a Proft:s· sion Offers a Lucrative Income for a Minimum Outlay? The requiaitea of thia pro. fesaion are training, am· bit'ion and initiafive. You supply the ambition and initiative and the Ruth Whitesides School of Beauty Culture will provide t h e necessary training. For Information Oall The Ruth Whitesides School of Beauty Culture 014 Jackson St. MAin 9494 • ••••••••••• HARMONY LODGE No. 2 - F. & A. M. Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays 425 • 21st Avenue J. H. LEE, W. M. 284 24th Ave. N. .Phone EAst 3954 E. R. CHAINEY, Sec'y, 9688 Mth Ave. So. !'hone RAinier 3002 AU !\laster Masons Welcome Club, Benton Hill Community Club, Uptown Community Club, Vi'ashlngtonP ark Community Club. JOHN K. LARREMORE Foot Correctionist On corner Jot; $5.250. Six large rooms. Contractor built this one for his own house. Tel. PR 0627 Hours 10 to 8, by appointment llU4 Washincton St. Seattle, 44, ·washington EAST HILL REALTY HAROLD HOLIFIELD, Broker EA 4497 880 2Srd Ave. NQ, ment compensation for war workers. Hurley supports the Roosevelt program and Wallgren, Magnuson and De Lacy, THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1944 PAGE F'IVE PORTLAND NEWS the foyer leading to the club-Our Christian Youth Social Acrooms was banked with huge tlvlt!es. 6-Adult Leaders or floral pieces - congratulatory Youth (for the adults themexpressions from friends and well selves.) 2216 S. E. 37th wishers. Phone EAst 7911---------------------- rea.d an interesting story titled Mary M. Duncan, Editor "Justice Wears Dark Glasses." Robert Arnold was master Of ceremonies. G. G. Garrett, president of the association and Mrs. Garrett, "first lady" of the evening, received their guest with TACOMA 'Highllghts of her eastern trip BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH in early fall, was interestingly related by Mrs. Martin. The Club's breakfast party to be given Monday, October 30, at Mrs. Martin's home will have a Halloween motif. The Northwest Enterprise LARABEE AVE. and McMIIii•EN ST. a cordial welcome. To a press Leading NortwtJst Colored \Veek1y reporter, the president said - AR'IfiUR L. HAYES 9:30 A. M.-8unday SchooL 11:00 A. M.-MornJng Sermon. 6:41i P. M.-A. C. E. League, 8:00 P. M.-Evening Sermon. JIIIIIIIIIJIWIIII!IIIllli ''These clubrooms are to provide Manager Tacoma. Ollice HEAR YE ALI, FELI,OW DEMOCRATS a fine atmosphere -accommoda- 712 South 14th _ MAin 0777 tion and relaxation, not only for celebrities, but for Mr. and Mrs. With the cooperation of our Average Person as well. national committeewoman, NanTacooma (8) Washington "COME TO WORSHIP-LEAVE TO SEBVJil" THE ENTERPRISE IS ON REV. BROWNING C. ALLEN, Pastor cy Robinson, the women of Mult- SOCIALS nomah Cousty are going to stage A series of meetings of the a rally at the Armory, Novem- auxiliary to the BSCP was held ber 4, 7: 30 p. m. last week presided over by the SALE AT THE TACOMA OF- ~'ICE AS LONG AS THEY LAST. BETTER YET, SUBSCRIBE TO BE SURE. NO 'EXTRAS. A CORRECTION-Mrs. Sam I Good Samaritan hospital. Fletcher, is president of the Fe!- Mr. Sterling Williams, receivlowshlp, Instead of the Search- ing treatment at a local hospital, light; and Mioo Ruth Scott is di- Is Improving. rector of the Junior Choir. ErGeorge Lavey, cltairman, Mult- national chairman, Mrs. Adaiade PEOPLE :WE KNOW nomah County Democratic Cen- Lockhart Of 'New York Cfty. Captain Joseph Jordan, retired tral committee, wishes tor recog- at Fort Hanchuca last year, Is rors, called to our attention, In a writeup on Pastor's Day observance at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. nize all workers and the Demo- Bennie Pope of Vancouver, B. now spending his vacation with Mr. Thomas Gray who passed cratlc women of Multnomah C., spent a pleasant visit with Mrs. Jordan In Tacoma before away at a local hospital last County for the fine work they his mother, Mrs. Iva Pope and taking his duties as musical supThursday, was a brother of Mrs. have done In this campaign and his sister, Mrs. Thomas. ervlsor at Fort Lewis, and will Cenderilla Wisdom and Mrs. Let- to honor them with this show. in many ways lend much aid to IN HOSPITALS in declining health for some time n. s. c. P. DANCE Rock, Ark., has returned home having come directly from Na- I tie M. Pope, this city. Mr. Gray ' Mrs. Eunls Colter of Little u. s. 0. Club No. 2 In this clfy Mis Geraldine WH.liams is re- came to Portland a few weeks r The W. O. W. Hall In down- after a visit with Mrs. Grace La- tiona! Headquarters u. s. o. In ported some what Improved at ago from Denver, Colo Funeral t p tl d b 1 Bell and family. New York. · I own or an ecame a popu ar An inspiration for a hearty services await the arrival of a 1 rendezvous when the BrotherLE;STER R SHEELEY son and other relatives. I hood of Slee~ing Car Porters met • 1 to stage thetr annual dance last welcome home by family and Mr. Bennie D. Brown, director friends, Second Lt. Cart Deiz of USO No. 2 Is on vacation and spent several happy days on his out of the city but will be hack leave. Lt. Deiz Is stationed at on the job about November 15. Tuskegee Air Corps Training Mr. Brown has been ·on the job School, where now his famous at the center tor about two years brother, 1st Lt. Robert Deiz, Is without a much needed rest. instructor after returning from FOR CONGRESS Miss Ruby Minor, eldest daugh- Thursday night. A large attendter or Mr. and Mrs. John Minor,/ ance thoroughly enjoyed the muis home after several months in sic by the Rhythm Kings. A spea sanitarium. Miss Minor appar- cia! feature was the jitterbug I ently recovered, is a picture of contest In which four couples health. 1 1 competed. Velma Johnson and --- Cleveland Epps, were given 1t the African and Italian fronts. Pvt. Edward D. White with I In the city this week from • thunderous ovation when anBerkeley, Calif., is Lt. Lottie I nounced as winners. Rose Crane C. Shaffer, spending a few days! the wife of ye maestro Joe Crane, leave with her sister, Mrs. J. N. and her partner were close run- young men enjoying a furlough week where wife and son will Cantrell and other members of 1 1 ners up. Prof. 'Leroy Spicer su- home with his wife Leona. Two remain with her family. Mrs. her family. pervised the contest. of the ten days of furlough was White has been in Tacoma for ( An inspiration on this gala eve- spent In Seattle with his friend about three months and while Mrs. White and young son, Ed- ·Steward's Mate 1-c Lealland ward 3rd, will leave on furlough West was another of Portland'·s for Oakland, California next Last Sunday passing through ning was none other than the Portland enroute to Berkeley, charming Adalade Lockhart of having traveled from New York, New York City, national chairMrs. Cora Brown Lee, reached her friend Mrs. Ludia Randall for a visit via telephone as her time was limited between trains. The brief chat was enjoyed by Maestro AI Pierre, In whose or- here has rendered very fine servchestra he was welcomed to his ices at USO No. 2 where she will former place, playing two nights. be missed. botb, man of the Ladles Auxiliary of B. S. C. P. The Leisure Hour Golf Club Miss Katherine Rue, of BerkMany ot Portland's prominent held its first tournament on Oct. eley, Calif., ·spent the greater citizens were numbered among 15 16 and 17 at the Eastmore- part of her vacation In Tacoma the estimated 300. land Course. and Seattle, and while here she The number of contestants who .was the very welcomed guest of Club will VOTERS BENI!;FIT ASSN. entered made the tournament a Mrs. Iona Lander and In Seattle with Mrs. Zelda Brown and at both homes Miss Rue received many very pleasant social favors before her return home. IN GRAND OPENING decided success. Twenty dollars No, no, you haven't seen I in merchandise certificates were anything like it west of Chi-j given as prizes. cago. It is in a class all its The following contestants won: own-that new spot _ The l•st flight, Shelton Golden, $6, A. G. Garrett Dell very Phone Riv. 3081 PORTERS AND WAITERS CLUB W 253 Main Ave.. Spokane, Wash. Cigars, Cigarettes, Soft Drinks, Billiards, Card Tables, Colored News papers ROY HOWARD, Prop. No,.thwest Enterp~ise .For Sale Here AT-5087 ·-----------1 ward." for Harry Cain for United States Discu&sion groups: Senator and the entire Republi1-Post-War Preblems in My can Ticket. The Issues are clear Town. 2-Reach!ng the Un-andthe men on the ticket are reached in My Town. 3-Inter- those we feel sure we can trust racial Good Will. 4-How to tothe affairs of state and nation, Improve Our Christian Youth said Mr. HayeS !n Seattle Monday Meetings. 5-How to Improve night.
Page 6 THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1944 SHOP A THE SOUTH END SHOPPING DISTRICT OF SEATTLE • BON ,RQB DRUGS THE PERSONALIZED SERVICE STORE Corner 14th and Yesler CA. 5330 Godefroy HAIR DYE $1.2S EXOTIC Toilet Waters By Dorsey $2.00 Repel Mosquitos with Gold Medal Mos· quito Repellent LOTION, 35c Use Bon-Rob Athlete Foot Lotion for Itching, Cracking, Eczema-like Scaling, Water Blisters on the Feet and Hands -SOc and $1.00 Bon-Rob Hygienic Powder A cooJ.ingDeodorant Astringent VAGINAL DOUCHE SOc When You Th1Dk Drop Think Of Boa-Rob DI'Ugs Comer of 14th ancl Yessler CA. 5830 WE DELIVER 7th and Jackson St. ELiot 7166 Victory Chinese Florist 1E 1E SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From Our Pink, Rosy, Red-Cheeked Floral Display BUDS OR FULL BLOOM The SBAGULLTAVBRN Ice Cold Beer, Wines, Mixen, Soft Drinlr.s, Bottled Beer To Take Home You are always welcome at the SEAGULL 8'78 Jackson St. Ohester &a.nks, Prop. SE 9467 • PACII'IC MARKET 1805 Jackson Street Full Line of Quallty Groceries, Fresh Meats and Poultry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables-Beer md Wine Owned and Operated by Chinese Ph. Ca. 9618 HOTEL IDAHO Steam :Heat- Hot & Cold Water in Every Room Miss Birdie Morris, Prop. Phone SE. 9867 505 Jackson St. Seattle, Wash. THE CHILI QUEEN BIRDIES' CHILI PARLOR We Feature Soda Fountain Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes Tobaccos Candies 410 Maynard Avenue SE 9956 KAY'S lOc STORE ON THE CORNER OF 12TH and JACKSON USE OUR XMAS LAY-AWAY. ONE-THIRD DOWN WILL HOLD PURCHASE UNTIL DEC. 20. SHOP NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH. LARGE SELECTION OF DOLLS PRICED FROM SOc to $7.50. - ALSO A LARGE LINE OF TOYS AND GAMES NEW DEEP-CUT GIFT GLASSWARE. SALAD BOWLS, SANDWICH PLATES AND VASES PRICED AT $1.29, $1.39, $1.40 NEW CONVEX GLASS PICTURES Boxed for Gift Use at 39c Each Remember··· IT PAYS TO SHOP AT KAYS Store Hours 9:30 to 7 p.m. Sat. to 8 p. m. PRospect 5392 1201 Jackson Street '------------------------------ 1.,...-----WHE--N-IT_'_S_P_O_O_L_O_R_B_ILL __IAR__D_S____. CIGARS OR CIGARET.rES Say New C. C. Billial'd Pai'IOI'S NEW MANAGEMENT 1\i'EW EQUIPMENT AND DE~ORATIONS 415 Maynard Avenue OLYMPUS HO.TEL, 413 Mayaud EMEL A.PTS., 14th aad MaiD PHONE SE. 9419 Phone EL. 1555 JACKSON BEVERAGE STORE 707 Jackson St., Seattle BEER, WINE, MIXERS, MALT, HOPS RICHFIEJ.. SERVICE STATION GAS LUBRICATION, E:VERY SERVICE Car Washing and Simonizing Phone SEneca 90.73 Phone CA. 9703 BEE'S CURB SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN 1{ BAR-B-Q Special Boiled Dinners • Chicken • Pork • Lamb • Link Sausage Open Day and Night • Pork Spareribs 1237 Jackson St. ~·-·······-· ........................................................................... ~ EAT,_,_ -- IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS Kirk and Norris New Elliott Cafe FINEST QUALITY FOODS AND SERVICE 1203 Jackson Street V 1 Ruth Clytus, Willie May Burse, Operators I RUTH G. WHITESIDE, Proprietor I ~----------~~--- S Ruth's Beauty Salon I T Hairdyeing and Facials a Specialty Hours 9 A. M. to 7 P.M. 502 Main St. MAin 998() TAVERN OF GOOD CHEER • Where Particular People Drink Their Wine and Beer JOHNNIE CAMPBELL 1315 Yesler Way traveling around lhe counlry for 1\fORE - FORUJ\1 (Johnson) (Con"tinued from Page 1) • exercise, or that any of them "M f S h S l " lican platform that the late PACiliC CArl , 00 S OUt ern ty e really believe that l'I'Ir. Dewey is 417 M d S Wendell Wilkie, the best man the logical man for president in aYIJ.ar Ave. eattle. Wash. the party has developed in years, these critical times. should have YOU ARE WELCOME! id f ·t "Th t a ld • ~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- sa o 1 • e ne resu wou his or her head examined. Presl- be no international organization. dent Roosevelt did more for the No eff~tive force for the sup- p • CJ h • E Negro people when he sent the rogresslve Ot l.ng Xchange pression. No peaceful world. TAILORING ~ ALTERATIONS We Boy and Sen Anythin&' of Value Oleantnc and presalnJ' of all ldn'clll; Finest Used Suits for Sale F. D. Wright 79 Yesler Way Seattle, Wash. ~!l!l!~~!l!l!!l!l!~!l!l!!l!l!~~~~!l!l!~~~~!l!l!~!l!l!!l!l!~ ~lliTiliiTiTiililiiJiJiifiliililiilifuliliililiililiiTiTiililiiTiTiifiliililiililiililiiTiliiTiTiiliTiiTiliifirnliliil ... army into Philadelphia to end Another world war fought In the Transit Company strike and vain. And the youth or America demanded that the Negro workonce more betrayed." The Re-ers involved be kept on their publican party, having no con-jobs, than any appointment to structlve program either foreign individuals that Mr. Dewey can or domestic, has resorted to a ever make. campaign of misrepresentation The,. Negroes of this country and smear. They attempt to mis- are ·:l!etter off today than ever represent everything that · Pres!- before. We are nolding better dent Roosevelt has done and mls- jobs, There is less discrimination and less lynching than ever before. All the common people are better off than ever before. For Bishop's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS- DRUGS - FOUNTAIN Full Line of Toilet A"t'ticlea · Race Papers and Magazines Northwest Enterpri'se and Pacific Coast Negro Directory For Sale 507 JACKSON ST. SEATTLE, WASH. Phone MAin 9496 Jack Schacher's Grocery FULL LINE OF QUALITY GROCERIES CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SOFT DRINKS Open Evenings Northwest Enterprise for Sale 21st & Jefferson Sts. Pr. 0323 I • '' ~ • •' ' • • ' ,, ~ ' .~f" SOUTH PARK POULTRY CO. 1528 Pike Place l'lyen 3 fol' $1.ZS A.ad Up Colol'ed Roasliag Chickens··--····3Sc lb. Roasting Hens 40c Colored Fryers 4Sc Cui Up Chlckens-·..··-·ZBc lb.; Z Fol' SSe··· I The Evelyn Inn 2229 East Madison Phone EA 9857 MEALS AT ALL HOURS SHORT ORDERS AT ALL TIMES OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY-We Solicit Your Tra<ie OUR SPECIALTY - SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN ~~- T. D~wson, Prop. - Rose M. Simth, Mgr. !...------------------~------· MA. 8859 Prop. W. A. G~ 111 Lane Street ROTIL GRIBN Apartments, Transient and Housekeeping Rooms Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water. Showers During this series of articles member of the Industrial board, I have tried to bring the per- an d Richard L. Bllltlmoro sonallty of the two candidates as the workmen·s compensation into sharp focus In order that claims referee. These are just a you might study the background and determine the character or the man who wll! get your vote. We admit that Mr. Roosevelt nas a cultural background, a genial personality, and a measure of personal cbarm, but these attributes have not proven adequate enough to stay the tide of Democratic hatred that has grown strong enough w>th twelve years of contlnnous power. I have shown you how Mr. Roosevelt, with all his personal charm and individual prestige, has had to bow to the will or these southern Democrats. You recall full well how these southern Democrats few or Dewey's appointments, they are sufficient to demon strate what the man has done and what he is likely to do u president. And let me call you attention too ne Important tact These Negroes were appointed to serve the public, not just Negroes who might be referred to them. Mr. Dewey recognized relr ability as professional people. I have looked In vain for any similar appointments made by Mr. Roosevelt when he was governor of New York. As president he has made some, but they have been appointments of Neput over another rank south- groes to serve Negroes alone. The erner, Senator Truman, instead a'ppolntees are advisors to this or Of electing the gentleman, Vice that executive on Negro arrairs. President Wallace, for the run- As advisors they are compelled ning mate of Mr. Roosevelt de- to remain on the perimeter of spite the fact that . Roosevelt affairs and are not allowed in the IOWA CAFE qnote everything he says. And every one who is not a Republican, they call a Communlst. They reluctantly admit that all the social reforms enacted into law under the Roosevelt ~leadership Is good. Federal" deposit Bank Insurance, aid to the blind, these reasons we should vote the greatly favored lll:r. Wallace. You Inner circle of government af662 Jackson Street Under Elks Club WE SPECIALIZE IN FRIED CHICKEN -JUICY STEAKS ALL PRICES BELOW CEILING Democratic ticket and help retain our social gains. We should vote the Democratic tlckel and help put an end to wars. When unemployment insurance, public your son or mine Is killed in assistance to needy, old age as- battle, his life Is not only gone, sistance, adequate housing, child it Is long gone, and we who loved welfare service and many other him are left behind with aching things that they know would be hearts. What, we ask, has he political suicide to oppose. TheY ever don~ to deserve such a say In effect, we have been ostra- tragic end? :Mothers, wives, ··.l!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!l!l!!l!l!!l!l!~~~!l' •iTiliiTili ililiiTiTiilili i1ili ililiilili ililiililiililiililiililiililiililiililiilili ilili ililiililiililiililiilil' ci z e.d from power for twelve 1 ong sweethearts and sisters shouId Under New Management • THE MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SALON TA REESE, MANAGER HAIR STYLING - MANICURE SPECIALISTS years. \Ve think we deserve a seriously consider this. pardon or parole. We will not I ask you In all sincerity, don't change any of the Iaws the Dem- vote yourself back to Hooverlsm ocrats have passed. Please give with its breadlines, soup kitchens us another chance. We will do and hobo junglr·s. Don't vote for better next time. A1lk one of a party that perjures Itself by them why Mr. Hoover did not not telling the truth about the stop the banks from falling or facts and issues of the campaign. r~ommend some of the social Pay no attention to their argureforms as President Roosevelt ment about a fourth term. They did? They change the conversa- opposed Roosevelt just as vigorlion. ously for his first term as they To the Negro voters of the oppose him today. It Is not the country this is the payoff. Mr. term, it is not the man Roosenewey knowing that he would be velt they oppose; It Is the pro the Republican nominee, and gram he represents. Vote the Visit at Your Own Convenience. N A N realizing that Negroes hold the straight democratic ticket and 0 pt. ecessary balance of power in the absence take no chances on losing what Open 9 a.m.- 7:30p.m. 674 Jackson MA 9398 HEALTHY BODY Dr. John K. I..arremore !\lETA-PSYCHOLOGIST Tel. Hours 2-8 PR. 9627 by appointment 1214 Washington St. of a landslide In ten of the larg- you have gained. It will pay diest states, suddenly began to vldends to us ali In the end. appoint Negroes to some very Thanks In advance, and on Nogood jobs In th.e state of New vember 7, may we, the people, York. The Republican Natlpnal speak. Committee called in hundreds of Negro orators and sent them !\lORE - FRAZIER around the country to campaign (Continued from Page 1) for the Dewey ticket. All that clency is what the Negro wants these Negro orators have to tell most of all. He shuns the dole, their race is that Abraham Lin- and that is just what the Negro coin set us all free and that will get under a Democratic adwe wll! be ungrateful if we do ministration In 1945. If for no not vote the Dewey ticket. Some other reason than this, that the Of them have taken up the white dignity of the Negro as a m·an man's' chant. "Communist." and as an American citizen will -.!..-~=====~~~~~~=======~!,__Jj Any one who thinks that these be reocgnized, my group will vote money hungry gentlemen are the Republican ticket. know without my saying so how fair~. You remember the resigthe President has lost his hold natlon of Judge William Hastie over Congress and you know the from such an appointment be dangers involved 1n such a sit- cause he felt it was an insult to uation. If these Democrats are his dignity as a man, and to his re-elected for a fourth term, bed- ability as one of the country's lam will break loose In Congress ablest attorneys. This Is all we a\1-d the full force Of southern have gotten from the Democrats hatred will be focused against and this Is all we can hope to the Negro. get from them in the future. On the other hand we have Mr. Dewey has proven he brought before you the record of thinks of the Negro. Further Mr. Thomas E. Dewey. He does than that he promises to not only not come forth with a hoot of continue this practice, if elected. we a z e 1 words and beautiful but also to adjust many or the phrases that mean absolutely lnequalltlw In our governll).ent nothing when It comes to per- practices that have been inaugformance. Rather Mr. Dewey is urated by the Democrats, snch as a man of action, and his acts segregation in the army and navy speak more nobly than any and the entire list of Injustices words. Let me review for you iu our economic system. These again the recognition Mr. Dewey are Important points, so importhas given the Negro In the ant that they should seal securebig er b r a c k e t s of service ly the Negro vote without any throughout his political career. further argument. What more eloquent plea does Governor Bricker, the vice the Negro want than the recog- presidential nominee, likewise nition of his dignity as a man, has given recognition to Negroes and of his ability to execute pro- In publlc service. Senator Trufessional tasks with efficiency? man, the Democratic nominee for I have told you previously that vice president, Is just the oppoas District Attorney of New York site; he is a Southern Democrat. County,Mr . Dewey appointed to Need I say more? positions paying from $4,000 to I cannot too strongly urge the $10,000 a year Francl·s E. Rivers, Negro to vote the Republican Mrs. Eunice Hunton Carter and James Yergen, all of 'whom· served as As~lstant District Attorneys, As governor of New York Mr. Dewey appointed Hon. Francis E. Rivers as Justice of the City Court with a salary of $17,500 a year. He appointed Dr. Clilan B. Powell a member of the athletic commission; Mrs. Bertha J. Diggs, secretary or the Dept. or Labor; Noah C. A. Walter as a ticket. In voting Republican you will be opening the doors of labor, you will be opening the doors to agriculture, you will be opening the doors to strike against segregation and discrimInation; you will be opening the doors ot public free transportation, and you will be opening the doors for equal educational opportunities for our group in the South through federal aid. Vote the Republican ticket.
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