1944-09-08

' ~~- YOUNG PEOPLE'S PAGE RICHARD WINSLOW, Editor SPEND WEEK-END AT BEACH A certain party told yours truly ' Last week-end four daring young that Miss R.M.B. is jealous of her men, Chuck (Baron) Gragg, Will- little sister R.B. (Too bad too sad.) iam Hilliard, Johnny Minor Jr. and DeNorval Unthank Jr. spent a very A.W. certainly left a lot of wives PORTLAND INQUIRER CLICKING ON TOUR pleasant short vacation on the behind, didn't he J. & C. I !:':''''''"''''''''''""''''''''"""' shores of the mighty Pacific. The j cool but they still enjoyed them- VANPORT COUNCIL weather they -stated was rather l I selves very much. HOLDS MEETING ,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, PARKER VS. DRUNK CASE Here's the latest dope on the Parker vs. Drunk case. I had a brief interview with Mr. Parker, the lad recently struck by a drunk– A Vanport Inter-Racial meeting was held for youths, jr. high and and high school age at Community Recreavon Hall N. 5. en driver automobile, and he said: The purpose of this meeting was "(Quote) "I'm going to sue that to urge more of the young popula– kat for every cent that he has." tion to take advantage of Port- (UWnq~ote)t.'ll . b k f . land's educational facilities and e re s I m ac o you RICh- ~ ard, and we wish you the most sue- better prepare themselves for jobs cess in the world. i in the post war world. -(EJtc/usiv• IPS Photo) SLAM Marvelous Marva Louis, wife of world's heavyweight Joe Louis (Sgt. Louis of the U. S. Army), who has been acclaimed by emi· nent critics as 1944's contribution to_ stage, screen and radio, is cur· rently being presented on a tour The point was stressed also of through southern key cities where the realization that many are not I she won thousands of admirers be· . f t . . causo of her vocal efforts. Please R. W. and E. M. please tak~ng advant.age 0 oppor ~mtles At the completion of the tour don't hold me up and take the mail, 1 which are theirs for the takmg. Marva heads midwest, and thence or you know what will happen boys. I Approximately fifty young peo- for her appearance at the Mayfair . In Boston, Massachusetts, where ___ pie both colored and white attend- the stage is set at this early dat Personally Nell, I think that you I ed and heard very interesting and/ ~.o _welcome the new singing sta~ are swell I informative talks by Mr. John S With open arms" ___ Griffith, principal of Roosevelt I I'm sorry that you couldn't get high school and Mr. Simola, prin- UNDERTAKERS your float started Viv, but I left cipal of up~er Gr~des Building N.l. . CHOOSE DEWEY you in good hands anyway. (An- Short social penod preceeded the chors awayl) meeting with refreshments after- SUBSCRIPTION ORDER PORTLAND INQUIRER 2736 N. E. Rodney Avenue Please enter my subscription for................._ ...............-..........months and find enclosed $....,_,_,_,__ ·-····-····-oo·- N arne .....-........................-...·-··..-·..······-·..·-·...-....-...._ ...._ ................-....................... 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