1944-11-01

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, Crack– ing, Eczema-like Scaling, Water Blisters on the Feet and Hands - SOc and $1.00 Bon-Rob Hygienic Powder A cooJ.ing– Deodorant 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 work– once 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 Th e,. 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 be– fore. 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 attri– butes have not proven adequate enough to stay the tide of Demo– cratic 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 stra te 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 Ne– groes who might be referred to them. Mr. Dewey recognized relr ability as professional peo– ple. I have looked In vain for any similar appointments made by Mr. Roosevelt when he was gov– ernor of New York. As presi– dent he has made some, but they have been appointments of Ne- put 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 Republi– ca n, they call a Communlst. They reluctantly admit that all the social reforms enacted into law under the Roosevelt ~leader­ ship 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 af– 662 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 ililiililiililiililiililiililiililiililiililiililiilili ilili ililiililiililiililiilil' ciz e.d f rom power for twelve 1 ong sweethearts and sist ers shou Id 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 argu– reforms as President Roosevelt ment about a fourth term. They did? They change the conversa- opposed Roosevelt just as vigor– lion. 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 Roose– newey 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 di– est states, suddenly began to vldends to us ali In the end. appoint Negroes to some very Thanks In advance, and on No– good 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 ad– we 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 resig– the President has lost his hold na tlon 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 inaug– formance. 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 import– has given the Negro In the ant that they should seal secure– big 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 pu bllc service. Senator Tru– fessional tasks with efficiency? man, the Democratic nominee for I have told you previously that vice president, Is just the oppo– as 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 At– torneys, 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 ath– letic 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 la– bor, you will be opening the doors to agriculture, you will be opening the doors to strike against segregation and discrim– Ination; you will be opening the doors ot public free transporta– tion, and you will be opening the doors for equal educational op– portunities for our group in the South through federal aid. Vote the Republican ticket.