Atlead Church Services OD Easter Saaday VOL. 25, NO. 24 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, Wednesday,. March 28, 1945 ELKS' ANNUAL ORATORICAL CONTEST FIRST AME CHURCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 8 WHAT-Elks' Annual Oratorical Contest. WHE~E-First A M E Church. Price 5c Per Cowr The Ressurection is ample proof that the soul is immortal .Go to the church of your choice Easter Sunday, and renew your faith in God. FROM ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST DRAMAS The Answer to Life's Supreme Question WHEN-At 8 p. m, Sunday, April 8. But where shall wisdom be found? and where is Following its usual custom, the Educational Com· the place of understanding? mittee of P. S. Lodge No 109, Messrs. John Copeland, Man knoweth not the prica thereof; neither is it Wm. H. Banks and Bennie Harper, will hold the Annual found in the land of the living. The depth saith, It is Oratorical Contest at the First A. M. E Church, 14th be· not in me; and the sea saith, It is not with me. tween Pike and Pine, at 8 p. m., Sunday, April 8. It cannot be gotten for gold, neither shall silver be The committee has made all arrangements to assure weighed for the price therof. It cannot be valued with the contestants a fair and impartial decision. The judges the gold of Ophir, with the precious onyx, or the will be chosen from some of the various educational in· sapphire. The gold and the crystal cannot equal it; and stitutions in Seattle and will be unknown to contestants the exchange of it shall not be for jewels of fine gold. and visitors No mention shall be made of coral, or of pearls; Fifty dollars will be awarded in prizes--:-$25 to the for the price of wisdom is above rubies. The topaz of winner, $15 to the runner-up and $10 to the third. In Ethiopia shall not equal it, neither shall it be valued addition to winning the first prize, the winner will enter with pure gold. the 7th Regional Contest, which will be held in Seattle When then cometh wisdom? and where is the place in June. The winner of the 7th Regional Contest will be of understanding'? Seeing it is hid from the eyes of all ,awarded a $1,000 scholarship prize and entry into the living, and kept close from the fowls of the air. DestrucNational Contest for the Grand Exalted Ruler's Cup, plus tion and death say, We have heard the fame thereof $150 in cash, and a round trip ticket to the National with our ears. convention.. God understandeth the way thereof, and he knoweth mSDEATH And so Pilate, willing to content the people, released Barabas unto them, and delivered Jesus, when he had scourged him, to be crucified. HIS RESURRECTION And when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdaline, and Mary, the mother of James, and Salome, had bought sweet spices, that they might come and anoint him. And the soldiers led him away And very early. in the morning, into the hall called Praetorium; the first day of the week, they and they call together the whole came unto the sepulchre at the band. rising of the sun. And they clothed him with pur- And they said among thempte, and platted a crown of thorns, selves, Who shall roll us away the and put it about his head; stone from the door of the sepulAnd began to salute him, Hail chre? King of the Jews! And when they looked, they saw And they smote him on the that the stone was rolled away; head with a reed, and did spit up- for it was very great. on him, and bowing their knees, And entering unto the sepulchre, worshipped him. they saw a young man sitting on And when they had mocked him, the right side, clothed in a long they took off the purple from him, white garment; and they were afand put his own clothes on him, frighted. and led him out to crucify him. And he saith unto them, Be not And they compelled one Simon, affrighted; Ye seek Jesus of Naza Cyrenian, who passed by, com- areth, which was crucified; he is ing out of the country, the father risen; he is not here; behold the of Alexander and Rufus, to bear place where they laid him. his cross. But go your way, tell his disAnd they brang him unto the ciples and Peter that he goeth beplace Golgotha, which is, being in- fore you unto Galilee; there shall terpreted, The Place of a Skull. he see him, as he said unto you. And they gave him to drink And they went out quickly, and wine mingled with myrrh; but he fled from the sepulchre; neither received it not. said they anything to any man; And when they had crucified for they were-afraid. him, they parted his garments, Now when Jesus was arisen casting lots upon them, what every early the first day of the week, man should take. he appeared first to Mary MagdaAnd it was the third hour; and lene, out of whom he had cast sevthey crucified him. en devils. And the inscription of his ac- And so she went and told them cusation was written over, THE that had been with him, as they KING OF THE JEWS. mourned and wept. And when the sixth hour was And they, when they had heard come, there was darkness over the that he was alive, and had been whole land until the ninth hour. seen of her, believed not. And at the ninth hour Jesus After he had appeared in anTHE ASCENSION Miss Vivian Meade of Garfield High, won the 7th the place thereof. For He looketh to the ends of the Regional Contest for 1944, and Seattle is expected to earth, and seeth under the whole heaven; To make the duplicate the fete, said Chairman John W. Copeland. weight for the winds; and He weigheth the waters by Puget Sound Lodge urges the-full cooperation of all measure. cried with a loud voice, saying, other form unto two of them, as Eloi, Eloi, lama, sabachthami they walked and went into the which is, being interpreted, My country. * * EASTER DAY By MARY M. DUNCAN "He is not here; for he is risen, as he said." Matt. 28:6. He is risen." We read those words and think tthey apply only to the lomb. But the triumph of the resurrection is far greater than that. Yes, He is risen from the tomb, but also above the fears of those who loved Him. He is risen above the greed and selfishness that crucified Him, above the political scheming that denied Him a tair trial, above the hysteria of the mob that cried for His cruetROOM FOR RENT Man, defense day worker, prefer~en. 1814 Jackson Street. PRESSING COMBS FOR SALE You can buy heavy bronze, life-time pre~sing combs. Holds heat. For operators and home, $3.95. Sold with a life-time guarantee at Strickler's Drugs, 2~ 11 ~ast Madison. Seattle 22, Wash. Send money orders with mail orders. Bungalow---$5,800 5 rooms and bath, Full basement with lwo spare bedrooms in basement. Automatic oil heat and water heater. Venetian blinds. Neat and clean. You'll like it! HAMRE REALTY 2518 BetU'on Ave. PR. 4664 Stucco Apt.---11 Units 9 units furnished, 2 units unfurnished. N e t s ap· proximately $3,000. Price only $16,000. Hamre Realty, 2518 Beacon Ave. PR. 4664. Pauline's Beauty Shop Specializing in all lines of Beauty Work 2221 E. Madison PR. 2811 Res. Phone, PR. 7502 * fixion. * He is risen! Shout it loud and long! He is risen above the might of Roman arms, above all the storm clouds of the world, above war, hate, greed, imperialism. nationalism-above all petty things of eat-th. He is risen! parents in the.se contests. Th~ orga~ization of Junior When he made a decree for the rain, and a way for Elks Lodge will be an added mcenhve to remove our' the lightning of the thunder· Then did he see' it and dejuniors from among the delinquents. clare it; he prepared it, ye~, and searched it ~ut. And unto man he said, Behold, the fear of the JMMUTABLE LAW OF (AUSE AND EFFECT Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding. -Job 28:12-28 'NATIONAL TRENDS' Council Asked To God, my God, why hast thou for- Afterward he appeared unto saken me. eleven as they sat at meat, and And Jesus cried with a loud upbraided them with their unbevoice, and gave up the ghost. • !lief and hardness of heart, because St M k 15 •15 they believed not them which had . ar . --- seen him after he was risen. 26 33 4 And he said unto them, (}{) ye - -3 -37 into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. wa·s a coach, and Taylor a stu- ST. MARK 16: 1---15 He is al!ve forevermore! A11d because He lives, we, too. live in a bigger world with broader horizons .No longer need we "cabin'd, cribb'd, confined" by fear and distress. He is risen, and draws us into a richer, fuller llfe on earth and gives us the hope of life eternal. He is risen! Hallelujah!- Speaker, \V_ S. of C. S. By DR. JOHN K. LARREMORE I and his wife, Lady Eleanor. Since JAPANESE SOLDIER SCORES K. C. NURSES FOR RACE BIAS Ban Discrimination dent. The reunion was mutual as both EASTER BONN.ET Meta-psychologists his inauguration. the president and Among certain white individuals Mrs. Roosevelt have urged a and groups in Amorlca, the spirit change in the shameful attitude of' of Abraham Lincoln still lives. some white people toward Negroes. Foremest of te1e indivMual" are ThBlr increasing efforts to makl President Franklin D. Roosevelt (Continued 011 Page 4) .RED CROSS WANTS- OVERSEA WORKERS j BUY WAR BONDS •• EASTER and a ·dream You rw doubt ha\'e rl.rea:med or a ('oat to wear "ith CTt'rything, A coat that would a-dd sparkle and zf'.st to slacks . . . give that take-a-look touch to suits and dresses . .. flatter cocktail and dinner gowns • • • add sefluctive enchantment to your most glamOl'OUS formals. 'Vell, at last y'Ou can have your coat. Why not make your Apr·ll 1st more than a brilliant Flastet· turnout. Coat illustl'llted In your •• I SEATTLE 650 Jackson St. mae s SE. 1365 Dress Shoppe CHICAGO S. W. Cor. 68rd anti St. Lawrence Engagement Sunday Matinee Dance -Jam Session Featuring: AL. MITCHELL'S Mellow Trio An open letter to the nurses of Harborview County Hospital, criticizing them for the recent opposition to the return to the A petition to the City Council asking enactment of an ordinance making it unlawful for employers to "discriminate against citizens of this community because of race, creed or color" wa,s substituted over the signatures of several union officials and others who declared themselves concerned with minority race matters. The communication declared that in Seattle, "as in most few days at the hospital, leaving every city throughout the nation, hospital of a Japanese-American nurse, Masako Takayoshi, was received by The Times from a Japanese -American soldier in France, Pfc. Yozo Miyako. Miss Takayoshi stayed only a after a petition against her pr,es- men and women of minority ence had been circulated among groups are barred from employstaff members. Private Miyako's ment, restaurants, hotels and othletter to the nurses said: '•Really, I'm surp!'isPd and hurt jn your narrow-mindedness in your very unfair stand against one of your former co-workers, a woman of your own profession. I thought there was an unwritten code of understanding among all of you, regardless of race or color .... "To the nurses that refused to sign the petition against Nurse Takayoshl, •Hats off!' You really took a step toward making Americasafe for democracy. er places, in our commumty, because of race, creed or color." The Council was asked to set a date at which the proposed ordinance could be discussed. Alex Irwin Reminisces The coming of Mr. Samuel B. Taylor to Seattle to aid the Red Cross drive, reunited for the time two former co-students of Northwestern University, when Irwin COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Presents GRAND EASTER PARADE DANCE Sunday, April 1st, Finnish Hall, 7 P.M. Untill2 M. Featuring AL PIERRE'S ORCHESTRA and RUSSELL JONES TRY TO GET IN $25.00 War Bond to Best Dressed Couple LADIES FREE UNTIL 7:45 P. M. SERVICE MEN WELCOME men recalled many pleasant student days. It also served to place the visitor at ease, in company with a former companion and now a fraternal brother. After Taylor's initiation in the Elks, the herd felt Irwin no longer had a monopoly of the directors• entertainment and called the hour of eleven, which means a social session. Taylor said his Seattle visit was so different. TIES FOR EASTER ++ Beautiful, Gorgeous Patterns ++ Gilt-Edge Smart Shop 611 Jackson St. SE. 9450 In your Easter bonnet, With all its f:·ills upon lt. .... You'll be the grandest lady In the Easter Parade. I could write a sonnet About your Easter bonnet, With Its frills upon it, In t):le Easter Parade. Pre-Easter Specials Get your Easter bonnet and dream outfit at Mae's Dres-s Shoppe, 650 Jackson Street. Gentlemen: You are not dressed without that flashy Easter tie - 57 varieties at Gilt Edge Cleaners & Smart Shop, 611 Jackson St. They are beautiful. ! Ladies I It Is a difficult task to please the beautiful sex. After you leave one of these b'eauty operators and hair stylists, you are a beautiful doll: They are my lady's last word: I Ethel's Beauty Shoppe, 657 Jackson St.; Ruth Whiteside's School of Beauty Culture, 614 Jackson St.; Streamline Beauty (Continued on Page 4) GILT EDGE CLEANERS &SMART SHOP 611 Jackson Street SEneca 9450 Three-Day Service Expert Cleaning and Finishing Repairing That Satisfies Hats Cleaned and Blocked Ladies' Alterations By Experiencd Dressmaker Prompt and Courteous Attention We Carry a Full Line of Army and Navy Accessories =--- Extraordinary ADMISSION Every SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning March 18, 2 to 6 p. m. Basin Street Social Club, 413 Maynard Avenue
PAGE TWO THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Wednesday, March 28, 1945 THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Established 1G20 East Madison Shopping Distnct PubUshed Wednesdays by Dle Northwe11t PubUshlng Company OUicia.i Publica.tion of the I. B. P. 0. E. of W. in the Northwest Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Owls Club, Inc. lllntered at the Postoffice, Seattle, Wn., 811 Second Class Matter 01fice 662¥1 Jackson St., 4; -ph El 9'78'7. P. 0. Box 1878 - 11 Subscription Rates: By Mail in advlllloe: One year, $2.00; Six montha, $1.26; Three months, 75c E. I. ROBINSON, Editc.r-Publillher Deadline tor News: Tues. Noon; for Advertising Tues. 6 P. M. BREMERTON NOTES Official Representative Northwest Enterpriae JAS. T. WALKER, 3801 6th Phone 2778-W Ebenezer AME Church Rev. Everett P. Williams, pastor Sunday school 9:30; morning worship 11; Christian Endeavor 7; evening service 8; prayer! meeting Wednesdays at 8 o'clock. Ninth and Park In downtown Bremerton. FLASH! Pittsburgh Courier to carry story .. ...,.,.._~~~~~~~l~rwl~ep~e~n:d~ent Groc..,. ~t~~,one IJ PINE ST. ta~T". Open Evenings UntillO P. M. FruJ.ts - Vegetables Grooeries PRIOES ALWAYS RIGHT Phone MA. 1826 BENEVA B. MILLER B.toker-Noiary Public Hours: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. 1916 E. Madison Pr 7050 Evenings, Pr 2838 Important: Social Clubs, Organizations. News Must Be in by Monday P. M. Please Cooperate of New China Cafe racial conasked for thi-s convenience, in flict. Due to the close relationpreference to west Park station. ship of this Incident to similar But-If you prefer the later- cases that have happened in Los THEY SAY--- WEEKLY FEATURE By J. T. WALKER Eaeetly As /Uostroteof Solid Colora-Stripes or Plaida In Blue, Brown, Black, Teal, Tan and Gray SIZES 32 to 38.. . ...............Sit.SO 5/US 40 to 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24.50 To Be or Not To Be is the question to be decided by the citizens of Sinclair Heights, very shortly. If the present Posct Office is to remain-you MUST us it. It you think just dropping a few letters in the mail w!ll satisfy Uncle Sam -you're wrong. You must buy more than just penny post cards. This station handles the same service as any other polit office -with the exception of war bond you'll soon get to return to it. Morfe use of your station or no Sinclair Post Office. The facts are final, coming from the post office inspector. So, Citizents of Sinclair- Is it to be or not to be--only you can decide. What will be your answer in the next 30 days? Ebenezer AME will observe Youth Day, April 29. Fellowship program morning and evening. Watch for further details. Prominent teen-age' speakers of the Northwest will be present. sales. You can, however, pur- In Bremerton segregation ls a chase savings stamps. common thing, so one more story This, 1 understand, Is not an wont' hurt. Read the corker for attempt to segregate you-you next week. SEE OUR SELECTION OF BULOVA AND GRUEN WATCHES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING THE PACIFIC JEWELERS 210 FIRST STREET, BREMER'fON TIP TOP CLOTHES SHOP MEN'S BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS • TWO STORES IN BREMERTON 231 Burwell • 323 N. Callow Tailor Made Ready Made Unclaimed H. H. McCOMB Open Eves. Phone 3242 Angeles recently - wherein the Chinese consul was brought into the picture---the editors feel this matter appeals to the national public and does bear watching. OPA REFUNDS Leland Glazier, OPA investigator in Tucson, Ariz., revealed that owners of frame, corrugated iron and tar paper shacks around Ft. Huachuca are being sued by the Office of Price Administration for alleged overcharges on houses rented to hundreds of Negro soldiers stationed at the Fort and their families. These families were required to live in the ·shacks with only the barest conveniences, paying sums from $25 lo $100 per month. Refunds have been made continuously since the investigation began, but hundreds of dollars await the soldiers who are now at the battlefront or elsewhere. Editor's note: Anyone reading this report and formerly a victim of above mentioned circumstances would do well to get in touch with 'OPA authorities. East Port Orchard U.S.O. The Orchard Heights Social and Civic Club ·sponsored a very successful dance last Saturday night at the Red Recreation Building, About 250 people were present. During the Intermission Rabba Donna performed several magic numbers. The Jitterbug contest was one of the main attractions. For Holy Week observance the USO will sponsor "GALOTHA," a religious movie telltng the story Of Easter. The following is the schedule: Wednesday, March 28, Send your beirht, weltht and cheat wU.t and inteam measurements with $2.00 OepoJit-Bolance C.O.D. S.tltl•ctloa Gvorontncd or Mou)' Clturfwll-, ltet..de4 • 9.4.-e I.A REIGN'' faaetly As 11/utr•teof ID Solid Paatel Colora or Lovely Plaida In Black, Brown, Tan, Blue, Teal, Lilac anti Fucluia Sf!ES 10 to 20..................$18.71 Sf!ES 31 to 42 .................. $21.75 Send your ·hei~bt, wei1ht and dreu size-- butt and wai•t meaaurementa with $2.00 Depooit-S.Iance C.O.D. s.tfal•cff•• GHta•toed er M•••r Cioerl•Jip ._....., ~~s~~!ofEN~t~ 'I ~ o.- ~· i ,J GENUINE I LEATHER.&. ZIPPER MAKEUP KIT ON'-1 f 1 DO ChniC"e "' BLACK, RED, BLUE, BROWN BEAUTIFUL GENUINE SPECIAL Any Nrme £naraved in Gold Leaf tt No Extra Cc•t. ORDER TODAY. Send $1 ,ry 20~0 Federal Tu. ttta! $1.20. or trdcr C. 0. 0. Pa.y Ptst~ man $1.20 plus vott;~ge and tees. F. R. NOVELTY WORKS, DEPT, EA ll EAST BROADWAY, NEW YORK 2 ~---------------------------~4 p. m., in the Navy Shopping Center; 7 p. m., Green RecreaWE KEEP YOU LOVELY ALL PHASES OF BEAUTY WORK -Try OurVita-Fluff Shampoo and Steam Hot Oils FOUR EFFICIENT OPERATORS TO SERVE YOTT Ethel's Beauty Shoppe tion Bldg.; 20th Century Bldg., 9 p. m.; Thursday, March 29, 20th Century Club. Many vol6 p. m., Cafterla Bldg.; Recrea- umes of fiction, poetry and travtlon Bldg., 8:30 p.m. Admission el are on the shelves. The coils free. Be sure to attend. lectlon includes a wide selection The East Port Orchard Social of books on the Negro and by and Civic Club is planning a I Negro authors. ''Native Son," by health program in observance of Richard Wright, Lillian Smith's Negro Health week April 1-8. '•Strange Fruit," Cary McWilWatch for further news. Iiams' "Brothers Under the Skin'' Don't miss the Saturday night are among the most popular. If dances given by the All Seasons you do not have a library card Athletic Club at the 20th Century I obtain one and make use of this I . Out• readers have> watched with intere-st the introduction of newcomers to Seattle. They also knew at the same time we wm-e adve.•tising 2330 Et1St 1\fadison, a business called Sid's Dining Room. 'Vhile this wns generally understood, they were certain of one thing-these lovt'll;y young women would be we>lcome to any city. Madison Dng Co. 22Dd and E. Madison East 9628 Drup, Presorlptlou, Coametlcs, ToUet Articles Fountain, Soft Drinks, Candles Downtown Price& Ice Cream and Sherbets Pints 25c; quarts oOc Race Hair Specials Race Papers For Sale Open Daily 10 a.m. to 12 midnight ROYAL BILLIARD PARLOR • POOL and BILLIARDS, CARD TABLES, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY, AND SOFT DRINKS ARTHUR HEAD, Proprietor 413--6th Avenue South ADELPHI APARTMENTS A Palatial Home for Particular People ULTBA MODERN In Every Respect Overlooking Lake Washington Apartments Reasonable 230-82 2Srd Ave. No. Ca. 1791 J. A. "Jack" Johnson j Not Too Late to Buy Bonds 0 Douglas Apartments Where It Ia Oonvenlent and Homelike Newly Renovated-Steam Heat Hot Water--Telephone La.undry Room BENTS REDUCED Furnished and Unfurn.lshed Apartments Bslta .10 and Up Dr. F. B. Cooper, Mgr. lU 24th Ave. No. EAat 9611 BERT'S BEAUTY SALON ALBERTA COLEMAN, Owner A Complete Beauty Service MARCEL-HAIR STYLING Electrical Steam Fac:ials and Scalp Treatments "If your hair is not becoming to youyou should be coming to us" 2301 East Denny Way EA. 9685 VISIT THE STREAMLINE BEAUTY SALON SERVICE DE LUXE 1212 Jackson St. CA. 9942 65'7 Jackson St. For Appointment Phone MA·881Ja Club. Give the boys your sup-~ fine collection of books. port. The Girl Scout Troop meets If you can lead community I' every Monday night from 5 to singing please contact Mrs. 6:30 p. m. Aall girls age 10 Squires at the. USO office. and over are eligible to join. Mrs. Since we all &.g'ree on this point, meet another comparative r----------------------------; newcomer-Miss Mellie Marie Hill-talented daughter of 1\[r. and Green's RADIO SERVICE Modernly Equipped and Technically Qualified WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF RADIO TUBES No Overcharge Follow OPA-Priee Listing 406 MAIN STREET Phone, SE. 1964 THE ANGELUS, Inc. ~ •. Embalmers, ... ..,~ .... Chapel Lady Attendant Funeral Directors Martha Davis, Manager 319 Htb Ave. PR. 0333 Seattle, Wash. The library is now open at the j Laura Hazley is the leader. BLENDED WHISKEY 86 proof-60% grain· neutral oplrlt1. Sch•nley Distillers Corp., N. Y. c;, .. THE CLEAN-UP SHOP UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT P. TRUEHILL, Prop. PRESSING WHILE YOU WAIT • Cleaning and Repairing 216-A Fifth Avenue South Seattle 4, Waah. 1\[rs. Charlie Biglow. )fiss Hill, who ,hails from Austin, 'fe:xas, has been in Seattle three years. She is studying voice and piano at the dornish School of 1\lusic. Hobby, sewing and study or color harmony. She attended Prairie View College, majoring in F•hysical Education. We are proud to state she likes Seattle. NOW AT FOUNTAINS TOOl PEPSI-COLA COMPANY,_LONG ISLAND CITY l,N.Y. BOTTLED LOCALLY BY FRANCHISED BOTTLERS NEWTON' PLACE • All Colored Papers All Seattle Daily Papers Healthful Recreation for Youngsters Friendly Atmosphere 2 Pool Tables, Ready-Made Lunches, . Cigarettes and Cigars Shoe Shine Soft Drinks • 500 MAIN STREET. SE. 9028. . r-·--·-----·-·-·---··--·-··---·---.;. I ' I DAUGHTER ELKS I I ! 1 EVERGREEN TEMPLE 157 I I - I • I I ! I Sponsors I 1 GRAND EASTER PARADE AND BALL t I CASSA ITALIANA HALL I 1520 17th Avenue, Near Madison J Monday, April 2, 8 P. M. to 12 I . I I Prize for Best Dressed Woman ~~ 1 Admission, $1.00, Tax lne. Good Music ~~~-----~--~._~--~~~~~~~"~
Wednesday, March 28, 1945 SEATTLE HE.LI' WANTED Chamber·maids \Vanted ·.rhese Jobs Are Permanent Cnion Scale. Apply At 617 University s:. Room lOll For WOOD -COAL -POULTRY Call ED S. JOHNSON CA 9953 Fresh Chickens and Rabbits As You Like Them 2200 E. Madison, Seattle 2 Private Loans $25 to $500 to clean up all those &DJIOyin&' past-duJ' bills and to flnauce your pemonal needs. No Publicity-No Delay Strictly Confidential A. D. Anderson and Co. Under State BegW&tton 507-8-9 Bigelow Bnildbrg -tth and Pike Sts. SE. 9408 519 Jackson • HARMONY LODGE No. 2 - F. & A. M. 1\leets 2nd and 4th Mondays 425 • 21st Avenue H. ,J, l\IORTI<JN, \\'. M. 114 24th No. Phone CA. 6170 E. R. CHAINE¥, Sec';t, 91133 55th Ave. So. · Phone RAlnler 3092 AU Master l\lasons Welcome Chandler Fuel Co. Express-Moving and Storage-Ice Office Phone East 4282 2226 East Madison St. Seattle, Wash. Dr. F. B. Cooper DENTIST Of-flee: El. SM7; Bell. Ea. 3388 Hour·s: 9 to 1 and 2 to I) Snlte 382-S Empire Bulldlna Second and MadJaon FLASH! A Fortune Is In Your Hand \Vhen Properly Tr·ained WILL YOU BE IN THE SAME RUT AFTER THE WAR.? WHY WAIT? ENROLL NOW! Special Instructress Course, Pedicuring Complete Course of Beauty Culture Taught Experienced, Licensed Instructors . . . Special Price for Post-Graduates . . . Be prepared for all around professional work.... Narvls Manning, Instructress. For Information Call RUTH WHITESIDE'S School of Beauty Culture 614 Jackson St. l\TA, 94,94 THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE 1 PORTLAND WEEKLY NEWS 2216 S. E. 37th Phone EAst 7911 Mary M. Duncan, Editor ~------------------------------------- BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH LARABEE AVE. and McMILIJEN ST. 9:30 A. M.-8unday School. 11:00 A. M.-Mornlng Sermon. 6:45 P. M.-A. C. E, League, 8:00 P. M.-Evening Sermon. "COME TO WORSHIP-LEAVE TO SERVE" !IIRIIIII;IIllllllll gratifying to see the Y. W. C. A., as a democratic organization not only in ·theory, but in practicepracticing democracy in its policies towards women and girls regardless of race and color. Support of the Civil Rights Bill (which was defeated 24-6) was a major item of business for the Public Affairs Committee in January and February, involving study, letters, telegrams and attendance at the hearing in Salim. Since this is a legislative year, other int.erTACOMA The Northwest Enterprise Leading Nortwest Colored Weekl' AR'.rHUR L. .HAYES !\tanager Tacoma Office 712 South 14th - l\1Ain 6777 Taooma (3) Washington ASSOCIATES l\Iiss Ver·netta E. Hill !\lAIN 5595-l\IAln 1697 REV. BROWNING C. 1 Jll:'ll p est for study and action have inBR. 1787 llLI.dlll astor eluded the Equal Rights Amend- !--""==~--------------------------- ment; and active participation In ---o- -- l\ll•s. N. J. Asberr~· SPEAKER' so that democracy is taught and plans to assist the Japanese News :\lust Be In l\londay Noon. I practiced. 4th-LAW AND OR- Americans returning to this area. W S OF S C DER, AND THE POLICE - In The next subject of study planned CATHERINE'S • • • • many citiE)s, police, far from pro- by the Public Affairs Committee B E A U T Y N 0 0 K tecting Negroes, have been in will be the Dumbarton Oaks pro· --- themselves forces of repressing posalss. Most of us "Y" members Complete Beauty Service PAGE THREE by community artists. Easter eggs which will be given out to service men, are contributed by the Senior Hostesses unler the chairmanship of Mrs. Kate Myers. A very unique part of the progrt1m wlll be played by a number of small children of the commuBlty who will distribute eggs to the soldiers under the direction of Mrs. Irish Leath. CIVIL RIGHTS BILL CONTRIBUTORS The Tacoma Branch of the NAACP announced this week that thanks should be given tho!re who made contributions toward the Civil Rights Bill which was presented to the last state legislature, and authorized the :partial list of contributors which follows: Through the Y. W. C. A., yours I and disturbance. The police have can spare enough time to get a TACOMA, WASH. truly was the speal,er for the vVo·,most immediate contact with the toehold on world problems. A din- MAin 0084 1408 So. K St. Re~ . . J. E. Roberts, $10; Mrs. men's Society o_f Christian ~ervice people. Wise city planning calls I ner forum is planned; watch for Mason, $10; Mr. Lewis Jones, at the :\iethodtst Church m the for specific orders for equal pro- date. The Tacoma branch of N. A. A.- $10 Mr. Robert Jones, $10; Mr. Dalles, Oregon, last Wednesday. tection-to Negroes and Wllites j C. P. met in an executive session Benny Brown, $10; Mrs. N. J, The theme, "Advancing Towards alike-of life, liberty, and :prop·IJ59th Q M S • last Friday evening at which it Asberry, $10; Mr. Lewis Scott, Race Relations," brought _forth ref- erty, and for detailed educatiO'Il of I • • ervJce was decided to enter the National $10; Lieut. and Mrs. w. Lewis, erencPs of many expenences_mjthe police personnel in ways ofl C M t campaignformembershiptobegin $10; Rev. Blackwell, $10; Mr. present day problems affectmg insuring fair play. I Ompany OVeS 0 April 15. Meeting to be held. at Hugh, PO; Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, peoples, as we observed and point- ·whatever the success on given V B k the Bethlehem Baptist church. $10; Elder Davis, $10; Mrs. Heled out, that one of the challenging fronts, fuii victory will come only anCOUVer, arraC S Mrs. Sarah Jenkins was hostess en Stafford, $10; Mr. and Mrs. Problems to be faced now and in A · 11 d t · to the Clover Leaf Club last Tues- as you- mencans a - e ermme Hamilton, $10; Mrs. Mary Pryor, the post war world building pro- th t th · t t 'd day in a social session. During STAR POOL HALL a_ ey are go_1ng_ o pu as1 e The 359th QM Service Com1 $10; Mr. A. L. Hayes, $10; Dr. gram lies in the field of race re- th tt d d th t the luncheon hour Mrs. Ethe ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~==============! eir pre Y preJU lCes, an a ,JJany (colored), upon its departure L. C. Bowling, $10; Rev. E. B. lationsbip - that peace is being dl r d 1 Wood reviewed "Black Boy' 'by ergar ess 0 race, cree • or co-! today from Fort Lawton, received Wilson, $10; Mr. J. L. Beck, $10; WM. HAMILTON WM. BAILEY Proprietors • • Card Tables Cigars, Cigarettes, Soft Drinks, Candy. Etc, Join the Elks NOW EARL'S SERVICE STATION 1200 Main St., Seattle, Wash. EXPERT REPAIRING AND SERVICING SIMONIZING, CAR WASHING l'ndet• Dispensation the FPe Is Onl~- $5,00 662\ 'z Jackson l'hone JiJ L. 97R7 Personally Supervised and Work Guaranteed Open Late Every Night Dr. R. G. IIASKELL DENTIST CORNER JACKSON AND MAYNARD STS. TRANSLUCENT teeth that - like nature's own -absorb and reflect light, are popular with m a n y dentists. When these scientifically molded and shaded teeth are set in a slightly irregular manner the realistic effect is appreciated by discrim· inating patients. 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TRANSPARENT DENTAL PLATE MATERIAL Means so tmuch to you. Dentists every. where 1\rl" using it in making plates and praising it for these qualities: 1. UGHTWEJGHT , • • yet practically nnlweakable-so strong the palate can he made thin-clear, transparent aiHl daint~·. 2. SDIILARITY in color to natures's o\\·n gums being so great, results can bP obtainPd that defy detection. .3 8:-Jl'G FIT possible due to adapta· bility of transparent material to each individual mouth. 4. Si\fOOTH glossy finish made ]liOSSibl,. so that plates can easily be kept clPan. Gold Crowns, 22k Bridge Work Porcelain Fillings Silver Fillings Inlays Cleanings Extractions ALL WORK GUARNTEED Dr. R. G. HASKELL PAINLESS DENTIST MAin 4670 CORNER JACKSON AND MAYNARD written in the attitudes of the peo- or tthey are going to treat all peo- , _ . Richard Wright, after which a I d t h basl ·s of a wmm commendatiOn from the 11·,·ely dt'scu".sl·on followed. The Mr. Clarence Martin, $10; Rev. P e; an we canno ave real de- pie on the democratic o ·th t Ch . t· Are_a _commander, Colonel P. B.l Ap1.1-1 meeti'ng ,..1.11 be held at the A. B. Fuller, $10; Corporal Alexmocracy Wl ou a r1s Jan solu- their individual merits. ·• Pa1ke1. The 359th has been sta- home of Mrs. Estelle M!'ller 1-n ander, $10 Sgt. Qu.n. ·wmmingtio nto this tremendous question. • I tioned at Fort Lawton for the the evening. oon, $10; Mrs. F. B. Ray, $10; We proceeded to think with_ the group of 40 women assembled, on the most discussed topic of the \lay, the question about Negroes. America is deeply concerned about the Negro problem, and is pitifully blind to the Negro possibility. We had them know that aside from a global war, there Is in America, a battle being waged for decent race relations, on several fronts: 1st. EMPLOYMENT - If BERRY JAMES Ipast seven months and has estah· The Council for women for de- M'rs. L. Ray, $10; Friends of Ell • Jished a very high record of ef· mocracy is now meeting in the der Davis, $5.50; Mrs. L. Coving- --- lflciency in performance of duty. Y. w. C. A. club rooms every first ton, $5.00; Miss J. Raspberry, Miss Isla Mae Derry became the I The company's new statiO'Il is and third Thursdays at one o'clock. $2; Mrs. Wm. Mason, $2.50; Mrs. bride of Urdell James at a quiet Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver, All interested women are invited J. L. Beck, $10; Mr. and Mrs. wedding on Saturday, March 10, Washington. ln his letter to Capt. to attend the meetings. Grogan, $2; Mr. Mattison, $2; in Vancouver, Wash., according to James Myers, Company Command- Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Fields of Mr. Charles Scurry, $2.50; Mr. announcements by her parents, er, Colonel Parker said in part: vancouver, B. c .. are house guests Banks, $2.50; Mrs. Walter HouMr. and Mrs. John E. Hayes. "Your organization has set a or their cousin, Mrs. N.J. Asberry. I ston, $2.50; Mrs. Maud Leonard, any people have economic security, they have the basis of a good life. Many Negroes, even today, are kept from skilled jobs and foremansbips, not ror lack of ability-but for lack of whiteness. '-\Irs. James has been very active standard for others, both here and I They came over at this time to $2.50; Mr. vr. P. Stafford, $5; in church, Y. -n·. C. A. and U. S. 0. elsewhere, which is difficult of at- meet their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Sgt. Needam, 50c; Mrs. Mary circles. She served as president of tainment. It is my hope that the Waters of Boston, who was at Ft. Duffle, $5; Mrs. Harry Nelson, Bethel's A. C. E. League, and at- absence of the 359th QM Service Lewis last week with the quartette $5; Mrs. Katy Vernon, $5; Mrs. tended Girl Reserve Conferences Company will be only temporary 77109C out of New York USO, Mary Tunlin, $8; Mrs. Walker, of the "Y." Mr. and Mrs. James and that we may; in the future, traveling to entertain the soldiers $2.50; Mr. Pearsall, $3; Mrs. L. is at home to their friends at look forward to its return." at differtn forts. Their next stop Buck, $5; Mrs. Eliza McCabe, 4725 N. E. 9th. The members of the 359th QM will be at Ogden, Utah. Mrs. \-Va- $2.50; Mrs. Clara Coleman, $5; Service Company take with them ters is the piauist. Mrs. Ruth Branch, $1; Mrs. Lau2nd, HOUSING--No people can 1 .. . the thanks and good wishes of ll·ve dece ltl 1 tl 1 . f Mrs. Wilham Cochran was host- ! y un PSS 1ey tve reely In pi·act 1 ·c 11 A . ess last Tt>,~-~~~ ....ay at her lovely . a Y every mencan . . city, Negroes are confined to re- home I.:'·Ull~· ~~Oth for the pleasstricted areas. They are confined ure of ~~ tto:Ites at a pre-Easter to these districts by an atmosphere luncheon. The two courses of dera Buck, $5; Mrs. Ethel Wood, :h~o~e~,~~~~n~~n:~ Fort Lawton, for Education and Health $5; Mrs. Eliza McCabe, $2.50; M'rs. Sara Jenkins, $2.00. lect,,ble viands wet·e served amt'd of pi'ejudice and discrimination. ·• assortment of seasonal biosSOCIALS 3rd, SCHOOLS-The problem here Is not only to make sure that equal facilities are provided fo11 all the people, but to providP. school texts and daily procedurt own gar- Receipt of his induction papers ns. Pokena was the diversion and his hurried departure to Ft. for the aftemoon. Lewis where he will await further NEWS FROM HOME Pittsbm•gh Courier, Chicago Defender, Kansas City Call, Air, A m e r i c a n , Anlsterdam Star News, Negr·o Digest, Northwest Enter•prise, Pacific Coast Negro Dh•ectot•y for sale.. ~Irs, Josephine :\IcCraven, Sol<> Agent for all Negro L·iteratur'e, 274, 20th Ave. !'hone l"n. 0992, Seattle, \Vash. COZY INN SERVICE DIVINE 66 N. E. B'dway MU S4SO Home Cooked Meals By An Epicurean Steaks & Chicken speclalty Minnie Tomer, Proprietor Breakfast 9 a. m. to I p. m. Dinner--4 p. m. nntn --------- OREGON CONFERENCE Last Friday, Mrs. Bernice E. Allen, Mrs. Mary Brown, 'Mrs. Lettie M. Polk, Mrs. Beatrice Graves, :\irs. Lula Gragg and Mrs. Mary 1\-I. Duncan, all from Bethel A.M.E. attPndPd (via invitation) the Annual Meeting of the Oregon Conference, Portland District, held at First Methodist Church, in downtown Portland. The Rev. Ennis M. Whaley of Vanport City, was a contributor 011 the program. At the luncheon hour (250 reservations) the prayet· for grace, and at the afternoon meeting gave the invocation. The District President in her talk on "We Hear, Oh Lord, Thy S u m m o n s," emphasized "Three Open Doors"-1st Spiritual Experience; 2nd Evangelism; 3rd Quietude. Books, she said, regard· less of their authors, itles or contents, arP second begtg; the Bible is first. N. A. A. C. P. instructions from Uncle Sam, was the lot of Harold Hoskins last week. Really, it all happened wit week. Really it all happened within a few hours. He received his papers one day and the third was en route to Ft. Lewis. Harold is the nephew of Mrs. Rubye Lay, N. Vancouver Ave., with whom he has always made his home. An ardent Christsian Endeavor Leaguer, and popular among the younger set, he will he greatly missed. Harold, a mid-lerm grad of Jefferson high in January, was like many 18-yearolds, planning on furtheriug his education-but the war is still on. Harold will train in the Army Air Corps. 'Ne wish for him smooth sailing and happy landing. Bobbie Gregg is home again on furlough. How lucky for him, his mother and dad; ; his brother "Chuck and all the other Graggs, for as we recall it was just four months ago that Bob was home. But look who "Bob" is, a radio technician for bombardment planes; or does that matter. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cragg in N. E. 29th. This isn't history but a pleasant EAST MADISON Y. M. C. A. Y's l\[,.u's Club :\leet \Vith Board of Manageanl"nt The newly organized Y's Men's Club of East Madison YMCA met The Annual mpmbership drive mPmory of Bob Gibson's stop over for the Portland branch was a couple of wePks ago on furlough launched at the February meeting. after a few months in training. The goal, 1.00e members :plus 500 Son of Mr. Ray Gibson, in Tacorenewals. Miss Juanita Johnson, ~a, B?b was at the ,time of his general chairman, with Mrs. Janice mductwn a student at the Univerwith the Committee of Manage- Lewis, Mrs. Cleo Cooper and Oli- sity of Oregon. In Portland he was ment at its regular meP-ting lasl ver Smithver Smith, contracting as on other occasions the guest of Wednesday. President Bruce all business places and Mrs. Mary Browning Allen, Jr. Rowell reports that the club ig M. Duncan, contacting all clubs, almost ready for induction into church, civic and social, believes t h e International organizzatiO!l. the goal can be reached. As a supThe next club meeting will be plement, each church will have a held on Thursday, March 29, at representative responsible for col8 p. m. at the Ea·st Madison Iecting memberships. Enthusiasm YMCA. All members are asked is soaring at Giles Lake where a to be present, and to bring a Idckoff meeting of citizens was guest. held in the rental office, result· East Egg Hunt ing in 21 new members. Another The Annual Easter Egg Hunt staunch worker in the drive is at the East Madison YMCA wll1 Henry Taylor of Vancouver, Wash., be held on Saturday, March 31, has reported 69 new members. The l at 10 a. m. at the East Madison newly elected recording secretary Building, All boys are invited is Miss Gwendolyn Davis of Vanto attend. There will be plenty port City. of eggs for everyone. "Club 23'' Plans Sadie Hawkins Days Y. W. C. A. "Club 23" which is sponsored I jointly by the YWCA and YMCA ' Congratulations are in order for I will sponspr a ''Sadie Hawkins" Mrs. Maude Banks, who recently Day on Friday, March 30. The received an appointment as asprogram for the evening will run sistant to the Membership Secre· a bit different on this day in tary at Cetral Y. W. C. A. It is observance of Good Friday. The gratifying to have young women Council will attempt to Inject a note of seriousness into the program. Camp Come on, boys! Sign up now for camp! The periods are f!lllng up fast, and you don't want Mrs. Benjamin Langston (former Betty Burgess) left last Wednesday for a long sojourn to Texarkaua, Texas, from whence she will go to North Carolina to visit her husband, a merchant seaman on furlough. From there Mrs. Langston contemplates going to New York City before returning home. Seaman Langston is the nephew of Mrs. Anna Canada. Phone Riv. 3081 PORTERS AND WAITERS CLUB W 253 Main Ave.. Spokane, Wash. Cigars, Cigarettes, Soft Drinks, Billiards, Card Tables, Colored News papera ROY HOWARD, Prop. Northwest Enterpt-ise For Sale Here Program Planned .Mount Tacoma Lodge No. 142 and Liily of the West 'l'emple 180 have completed plans for a grand program for Sunday afternoon, April 8th, at the Bethlehem Baptist church, covering the two great Colored Sergeant Describes His Pope Pius Visit XII. ventures of the Elks throughout Fayetteville, N. c.-Sgt. Spaulthe nation; education and healtth, ding Price, member of St. Ann's Dr. E. E. Elmore, local physician; along with Maj. Shumate, now connected with Fort Lewis, will handle the health part and a very able lady speaker will present the colored parish here, writes to his pastor after describing a private audience with His Holiness Pope Pius XII: "I departed smiling, the happiest man in the world." educational side in the joint proWhen he arrived in Rome, Sgt. gram. The meeting will be open to the public and the entire com-Price relat~s, he sep~rated himmunity will be greatly benefited. ~elf from hts party wtth the jokFurther data wiii be given in the , m~ remark _that he.would seek a next week's issue of the Enter- pnvate audtence w1th the Pope. prise. Good music iss assured. "I said it as a jest," he writes, State Voters' League To Meet According to reliable sources here in Tacoma, a meeting will be called here for early in May for the forming of a statewide organization of voters of all faiths, the date of which has not been set but will be announced later. Watc~ ''but I was determined to try, anyway." SUGAR BILL HOllE OOOKED--uEALs M N. E. Bro..llway Tr. Z88l Where good trlehd8 meet tor Activity highlights at uso No. good eat& Home cooked Cblolt· 2 include a Spring Formal on en, Steaks, Oysters, and Chopa. Friday, March 30, and special Myrtle B¥oo. ~ \ Easter activities. The Spring For- Houn-Jfre&ldaat 9 a.m.·l p.m. l Dlimer ' to 9 p.m. mal is being given by the Junior ,_______________, Hostesses with Seattle and Bremerton hosfesses as guests. Convalescent patients from army hospitals will be guests of honor. Easter activities incIude a free Easter breakfast which will be served to the service men by the women of organized labor. From 5 to 7 p. m. a special Easter Vesper will be presented by the Senior Hostesses. Chaplain GusLave Caution of North Fort Lewis Electrical Accessories Phone MUrdock 9535 Radio Tubes Tested Free Madrona Radio & Record Shop Lincensed Seeblll'g Symphonola Operator Complete Race Records Stock 538 N. Broadway A. G. Garrett DeUvery will deliver the sermonette, Special Easter music will be rendered I A. G. Garrett ~~==============================~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~======~~~==~~~·to be left out. such as Mrs. Banks-preparedothers preparing themselves for opportunities at hand. We understand that Mrs. Banks like many other Negro women and girls at various times had placed her application In several offices including the Y. W. C. A. It is furtther r
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Phone CA. 9703 CURB SERVICE BEE'S SPECIALIZING IN 1{ • Chicken • Pork • Lamb BAR-B-Q • Link Sausage Special Boiled Dinners • Pork Spareribs Open Day and Night 1237 Jackson St. TAVERN OF GOOD CHEER Where Particular People Drink Their Wine and Beer JOHNNIE CAMPBELL 1315 Yesler Way PETE'S GROCERY HOLIDAY NUTS YELLOW YAM POTATOES FRESH OYSTERS and CHICKENS COLD MEATS FRUITS and FRESH VEGETABLES And All Kinds of Pickles Bishop•s Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS- DRUGS- FOUNTAIN Full Line of Toilet'Articles Race Papen and Magazines Northwest Enterpri'Se and Pacific Coast Negro ' Directory For Sale 507 JACKSON ST. SEAT'rLE, 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 MAIN 8859 W. A. GREEN Hotel Green BUY WAR BONDS 711 LANE ST. SEATTLE, WASH. tion of black citizens without triaL 1 ingly changed their discriminatory PETE CEREZO, Prop. 501 MAIN ST. Certain liberal educators have I policy in regards to Negro SolMORE ABOUT made great cO'tltributions to the diers and Sailors. nut where is EL-9714 EASTER BONNET enlightenment of both races so there a Robert Gould Shaw or a that knowledge will end the errors Steven Decatur to inspire the Ne- (Continued from Page 1) IMMUTABLE LAW of discrimination. The University groes with the hope that their Salone, 1212 Jackson St.; Bert's of Georgia set the example in lib· emergency born gains will be P<'rBeauty Salon, 2301 East Denny (Continued from Page 1) era! thought by adding Northern manent? . Way; Paullnes' Beauty Shop, the Constitutio-nal guarantees ap· professors to its staff in opposi·l (ContinuE'd to Next "'eelq 21~21 East Madison. ply to a~ citizens despite strong tiO'tl to Georgia's fascist minded After leaving one of these par- opposition, have endeared them to Governor Talmadge. I Jors, you are exquisite. You will most Negroes. Some white writers have seen CHURCHES fancinate any man. In the front rar.:: among. the the light of progressive re-adjust· I liberal groups are the Civil Liber- ment, but there is no William Easter Parade Cosmopolitan Club, Grand Easter Parade at Finnish Hall, Sunday, April 1, 7 p. m. until 12 m. Try to get in. $25 War Bond for best dressed couple. E ngagement J<~ xtr-a.or<ll nary, at Basin Street Social Club, Sunday afternoon, April 1. 2 to 6 p. m. Daughter EU<>s, Easter Pat•ade and Ball at Casa Italiana Hall, 1520 17th Ave., near Madison, Monday evening, April 2, !> p. m. Prize for the best dressed couple. At the Savoy, 21st and East Madison, Sunday afternoon matinee dance and evening. S. to 12. Prize to the best dressed couple. CAP AND GOWN CLUB Dt. Rebecca Hall was a very charming hostess at her home to members of the Cap and Gown Club Friday, March 23. The meeting opened with Dt. Nellie Wilson presiding. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Judge \Villlam C. Hueston, Commissioner of Education. and wish him speedy recovery. Following the business meeting a lovely chicken dinner was served from a beautifully decorated table in Easter tradition. Those present were: Dts. Nellie Wilson, Mary Ca:smon, Olivia Dockett, Viola Palmer, Mazie Wells, Bertie Morris, Suzie Marshall, Rebecca Hall and Bernice Steele. W. S. A. of the Blind Conducts Final Rites In a unique ceremony for a deceased member, the Washington State Association of the Blind con· ducted final rites for Charles Bealey, a brother member almost totally blind, who died in Seattle, with no supervisors. The last rites at the Angelus Mortuary conducted by the Asso-, elation was a demonstration of brotherly love seldom witnessed. The Rev. Judson Swaney, pas· tor of Mt. Olive Mission, eulogized the departing member, while blind brothers played and sang musical selections. Two blind pallbearers bore their departed brother to his last resting place. Interment was at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. COMING: PUGET SOCND LODGE ELKS ANNUAL ORATORICA L CONTEST, APRIL 8, AT FIRST, A.l\I.E. The 'Yashinl(ton Ktnt<• ""ork- ties league, the Communist party, Lloyd Harrison or Harriet Beecher I and the International Labor De· Stowe among them; with the ex· er·s• :\1&-ting or the C'hm•ches fense. These groups fight injus· 1 ception of Pearl Buck and R. P. uf Goo in C'hr·i~t will conyeJW tices commensurate with rights of I Embree, they are bound by the April 13, 1-l, 15 nt 22;1!) Tast all citizens. The Scottsboro case Augustus Roy Cohen tradition. Madison stt•eet. being an example. Since 1930, A few statesmen such as Paul All .mlnlstet·s an<l th<'ir' conthese liberal forces have chal- V. McNutt and Wendell Willkie gregat;.>ns ar·e inYitt'd to worlenged the unconstitutiO'Ilal Jaws havP recently voiced pleas for toland customs of the Southern erance. but there is no Charles States with regard to racial dis- Sumner or Thaddeus Stevens crimination, poll-taxes, and, the among them. Hitlerian policy of summary execu- The Army and Navy have grudgship with us. The public 1' also <'OI'dia)]~- im·it<•d to attend thesP set•vil't•s. J<ildt'l' \"an Goodlow, l'astm• nn!l O\·et•seer. t best!'' "lbis cola tas es BROlRERS . .. :./' '• _ __,.. ' . saY lRE M\CROlAS Norl BVT2FUll (JtASSES 5~ Hot Tips from some Hot Taps ••• "Don't let anyone tell you all colas taste alike," say the Nicholas Brothers, " 'cause we know different! " They took the famous cola taste-test one lucky daytried leading colas in paper cups. Royal Crown Cola was their favorite! Try R C next time you want to chase those blues! You'll get a "quick-up" quick!
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