PAG6TWO THE NORTI-lWEST CLARION AND PACIFIC DISPATCH Mon..dny, May 26, 1947 THESE PORTLAND ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AFTER HOURS, By 'The Owr• To those who scan this column and n•ad the ,ariow: itl'lll"- noting initi,1ls and n:-mad,:,;.., , ou may thi.nk tlwm fri,olou.-;. non.-.;n<:ical and detriment.ii to your ideas and idt.•a}<:; hem ever, lilt• the fabk, of old told in days gone by. if you "ill hut read bc1ll'ath and bt•· twct•n dw line,; ,ou "ill SN' the hiddl'n moral tlrnt i·-. ~Uftf:t'<.h>d or wh.id1 is attemptt>d to bt"' shown. At times they may appc-ar farl'tiow;---at otht•r times frank-----011e thing: )OU will note that only tho,t• things of Cl publir na tun~ appear-lill• life buoys upon a lt>mpestuous <.ea. "anrn1g: otht•N "ho may c-'.'lml' upon tl1(' !'-Cl'lli.' to not makt.. the same mistakt'. Tht•rc i~ no de-.trC' The lt'ld_v \,ith the honry hnir wns Softball S,-ason Starts frnnl.. ,md r.1ir with h('rSl'lf aflL'r the Eighh't'n softhnll l('fllllS will swing nnidt'.' in 1,1st ''l't.'l..·::: i<:<:ut'.' nbout ht'.'r into nction in the fourlh North C('n public cmnlmt und , ii(' lanp1,1g('. tr,11 Y h-ngm•s st,1rting Thm·sduy Sh<.' told ,.omt.' 0f ht'r fril'nds thut slw April 2 k Tht.' gnmcs will h.:- plnycd frlt ,1shnnu-..l nnd wn" going to st,1y 011 th(' school dinmonds nnd all will in for a ft.'" dny<:. nnd th('n shc W,lS st,H"l nt 6:00 P.i\l. on thc dntcs sd1etl g0in~ to str.iighlt'll up ,md fly rig-ht uled. Tll(' teams nrt.• di\'idt.'d ,h fol Tlwt\ the tickt•t rml It's a ~ood littlt' lows: -.ummcr .· activilit·'"· Three <:t.11nmer lSnturdoy, Jum' 7. nt I_0:00 A.l\l., with cmnp,; will hl' OpC'n to boyi: of tl11.' i\li-. llorold Blcylhmg ns gcncrnl hr,\llch n<, follows: Cnmp Col\111" for rlinirmnn. There will bc trnck ond younger boys 9 to 12 years of ngi.". II field c,·cu l'>. swi11rn1i11f'. softbnll Jum' 16-21: Cnmp l\lcchan. PionC'l'l° gomes, mnrbh• tournnmC'nl 1-111d n Section. for internll'dinte<, 12-15 yen,,! 'r('Mlll"l' hunt. Ln,;t year LhC' Eliot Jr. of flgl'; oud C:unp i\ lechun. \Vood-1 lli-Y dub (9th gr,1dC') .'~Oil the j)L'II crnft s~--cllon. for boy:- 1 'J and older. nnnt in th(' S{'nior Div,,.1011. !::11:~;l:1~i~1 1:t~~1~:';~s'\~\\t'1~:0~!:~"\1 ::;;: 1 Lott Death ... trngic occ 111-rl'.'n CC'. B(•rry slated qui<.•tly, "Ju](' wn<: not only 0 11 ex• cellent ro-workt•r. b11t lw WAS 111y fr il'nd.'' I le continued, "The life> of one> of the most promising- young Americnn<. ha<: heC'u token. There is no person in the country who \ind a more promisinp; fu1LU"C'. The IMS to his fomily. friends. 1111d Urbnn Lc,1gul' n10Vl'IIH'nl is p;renl indeed, hut tlH' mo~l scriou<, loss is to the t·o1111tll•ss tl10u<:1nul of pcrsons he n'1·1t1i11\y wo111d lwv~ helped if lw rould luwc livt•d n uormnl Splm. dt.'ai--and ~·ou b,l\'t' st,n Ct! ;1wny from A l..t'nguc thost.' pl,tct's just ,h you :-1:1id. ''°(' are BL',1ch Jr. Hi-Y. Eliot .Jr. l--11 Y. Highproud that you hn,t.' gut" t'nough to land Jr ITi-Y. and \\oocllnwn Jr. II1 •·nrnkt• ronft,~sions" And ,lrt.' "ii ling Y. of p8'.'{'nts for trips. pirnics. hikC's find I (Continued from page I) cnmprng. plicnn t". He is ron<.idcrC'd by 11.11io11al , ns ,n,11 fl'> lorn\ fluthoritit.'s fl<: one of thC' nn1io11's top indu,;;ti·inl n'lfltions to ni.tkC' anwnd,-\\'t_-.. ,1n' for you B I .C'ag-ue: Knmcd_1 Pan·11ts ,'1t!1·t "\ou ,.m hL' dignifit.,d nnd lowly \Yoodlawn Jr 1--hY. Cl'ntrnl ;\ktho A nll't'tng of Kennedy J1·. lli-Y when YOU chOO-.;t'. You h,nl' too Jll<lllY di~l Jr H1-Y. Eliot Tigt'l'"· Eliot dub part'lll" was held al the homt'.' of frit·nd~ to h,nt" tlwm humilinh'd nnd Glohl" Trotters. Tighlnnd Jr lli-Y. i\lr. and l\Irs. Gc-orgt••.i\loorC' to plan gnt.'\t.'cl to St.'l' YtlU rlowning: in publir ,md Kt"nm'Cly Jr Hi-Y for -.;ummcl' itctivitit•s. an induction .\Ion' 1w,t limt.'. \\'t• hn(i ln do,;e C League: nnd a pnrent and son gathering. :\nrth Central l Boartl \kt•1 .. Portl.md. On•g:011 Two Ill'"" ntt'n1ht'1-::: wt'r(' elt'Ctt.•d to the '.\'orth cl'lltrril Y\IC.-\ boMd .\[allorv hcnut' Christion Jr H1-Y, Tho~l' pr<'.;,ent Wt'l'l' i\lr nnd i\[r;;, Hiµ:hl.md Grn-Y. nnrl Woodlawn Gnt- Gt-orge \Toon". i\Ir~. I.eonord Okel!. Y i\ lr. II N. Butterfit.'itl and i\li· D l.t•aguC' Harol<l Do'"i"'. \"t'rnon Gra-Y. Eliot Grn-Y. \\"ood IJ\\11 Gra Y. Ft•nrwood Gra-Y. and Softball R,·su/rs Edwin C. l3erry. pnid Lott thl' hig-hP'-l possihlL' tribu1e wlll'n , he :,;a id unC"q_ui,·ocnllv. "Lott wos lhl• ht•st l ndustri11 \ Hclatiom 111,111 in tin• l'nitt'd Stalt'"· 111• horl in tt" ll ig('nce . cournge. integrity, rind detC'nnination -a rnrl' combination. \Ye st'it·ctl'.'d Lott through 1111tio11al competition rmd thought ~o highly of him tl1nt w(' wnited nine months for hi" re· Remember C I a r i o n Fashion show - Benson High, Sunday, May 11. to offond an:--·onl'- If Your uamC' apJ-lt'drs in thi°!' column----don·t hldntP us of mnnagt',.._ at thl' .\pril lll('('ting Boise Grn-Y Fir,t start of thl• J9+i Softball lc,1sc from tlw aimy." "'c will c,·en- -blame YOUI"$elf. hdd at tht> branch April 16. :\Ir. SeMon \\.ls mnde Inst Thursday with tunlly fill his position. hut I hold no J. D. MORRIS Ye,;.. Shortv was tht.·re, the old s.1.:-,·- Robl·ll Xeal. a,sociale p.-i~tnr of tht' Tliot Pap.-r Dril'c six teams swinFfing into action in tht• hope of filling his shoes.'' \•Vhen ing. "Look. oul. follows.. Short:r ma~· \falltlr:r A\'C'llU(' 'tlrni-ch .:rnd Dr. Tht.' Gra-Y. Jr. Hi-Y and Torch B L.:•agm•. All othC'1· leagues will H,;;ked hi" PL'rsonal fcding about thC' Is n friend or Lhe Negro people. \-Ve recommend him to you when• ever vou buy or sell your home. h1g ,~:;~c~l'ifzi·i0 1~ s~~~re,:~~ 81 sa~w come when j·ou are gon,,:· came tniC'. .\lim•r Patt0n. print"ipal of tht' ""ood- Y Club, of the Eliot district are com• h,Wt.' tlwn· mitial gtun(',; this w('('k. l Xow tlle real ~horty. who j.;, ~1 :;:::~b:l:_nt'ntary school Wl'rt' tht• ne" :~n~o:fsetl~l::~d~fT~:;~ t; 1 •: ;,~:r:\~'~:·: \\"~~~:: 11 n~-~~ ~/~\lows: scores or homes to the colored people. with tlte cue stick ac-cusi."i his chirk In addition lo th!? "l'icction of ne\, Fund and for athlctic equipment at I Cmtri-11 .\lelhodi,t of being too frie nd l:r wi th Slwrt_l· board membt•rs the hranrh J;1undwd the sch01.ll for the dub nctiYitit'<:. "hilt' he i:-- not there.'' he didn't qop it, "'arid Youth Funrl c-amp,1ig11 to .\tr. Chari('" Duk('. vice-president I Kennedy Jr_ Hi-Y ~; 0!t\:i:.. ta~:. h: 1~/i~~re:;~n~h~: raise iL" share of tlie Portland Y:'\ICA of the North Cl"ntral Y_·s l\h'n Club Eliot Globt' Trottl•r-; take thost· otlwr thin~ that he ga"e riuota of $61.000.00 :\Ir-. ""illiam i~ rhe ,1dult chairma11 111 charge or her Bolliger is chairman of the ,campaign arranging storage _space and del.iver)' I Hi.ghla,~d Ji-. Hi-Y and l.,; assisted b:r Dr. 0€':\'onal l!n- of the papers. Eddie Butler. Jr. ts the Eho1 T1g-C'rs \j 30 12 See J. D. t"-Iorrls with Frank L. ·McGuire "America's Largest Home Seller°' AT 7171 328 :S.\\' . \\'nshln,::t.ou, I'ort.lnntl, Oro. Take it eas_:, Shorty-You play blark thank and ::\h. Paul .\ckerman. All boys· chairman in charge of the di·i,·e-1 · ball prcttJ,· regular $0 if :•iou are he-- hoard members and Y.\ICA laYmen Any persons who ha,·e ncwspapen Third . \m'.1wJ Sports' Spree hind Lhe 8 ball-Ju:;l don't scratch- are also ..,haring in tl1c drive or magaz.ines are n-,ked to call the The Third Annunl Sport,;" Spree Just call up Shorty. and you two .l\orlh Central Yi\ICA. at GA l5i8 · for Gra•Y anrl Jr. Hi-Y dubs will be WEATHER STRIPPING Short}•s talk mailer,; o•er-::\Iaybe Ping Pong Tournament H,,:ld to ha,·e boys call and get them. Boys hC'ld agai11 at Portland l'ni,·er->lly you can come to some mutual agree- O'"er '.'.:!O hoys i·cprc-$enting si, Gra• vtill al,-o call from doo lo door for .1.:====-- ROCK WOOL INSULATION -0mcnt. In the meantime what are you y and Jr. Hi-Y clubs took part in a papt>rs during the dri\'t'. going to do with the ring '.\'OU took ping pong tournament held Satur- Bo_n· H ·ork Commill,:e from your girl friend? day April 19. at the :\'orth Central The .l\orth Central '·y·· Boys· One certain Cat ju~t can't keep out Branch y office. A lot of enthusiasm \York Committee held its regular was ,,.:hown at the tournament and April meeting on Thursday. April of this column. Each week he pulls many close matches were played. 24 at the branch office. with Dr. a new Slunt. This week he had sign!t The results are a.:. follows: 6th ~Iiner Patton. president. presiding. painted and hung in differtnt parts Grade tournament-Roose,elt Jones I Sub-committee chairmen 111 four of town ad..,-ertising a show. he en- f th El G · l b fi gages professional talent and had o e io. t ra-\ c u ~,·as irsl fields were appointed as follows: ;\ lrs. himseU billed a,; Impersonator for Donald Po" ers of the Eliot Globe Thomas Adams. School Cooperation; Frank Sm. alra. Trotters "as second. and ~Iaurice ::\lr. John Griffith. Leadership TrainRoofing All Kinds-All Color-s Sidipg Insulated Brick, Asbestos, Cedar Shakes, Flameproofed Painting and Decoralitrg Priced Righl-3 Year$ to Pay COLUMBIA MATERIALS co. I Kow this Cat had not ieCUred any 0dvis of the £!jot Tigers won third! ing: ::\lr. £,·erett Lisle. Leadership mu,;ic whaten'>r no:- had any contract place. Th.:- winners of lhe Jw1ior I Recruitment. :\Ir. H. N. Butterfield. 57 N. E. Broad"'·ay WE 3382 ,,1th the talent that ht> had asked to High t_oum~ment were: Fung ,Yee o£ I Metropolitan Boys· ''brk Committee '--------=====.J appear nor mad.,-. an:-,~ ~rrang,·ments the- Eliot T~gers ~r_,;L Booker faylor repr~entati,·e. t- , .., to Y them of the Eliot Tigers sec~nd _and l .\lrs. Adam,; report~ on plans for P8. Smokev O\"erton of tl1e £hot 'Tigers 1 How.ever"'' shouJJn·t he surprisecL I was third. Rudolph Li,·in,::~.m wd,' -------- , he clauncd. to have been a fasluon first in the High School division. Bu- Dr. FRED Palmers plate m Chicago a.ml rlrt•... ,;,_,d accord- ford Jones "'<"Cond. and Jnel ""il,;;on • 111 ~ to the !-tyle_ chart. . was third. First place winn~r'> reOn_ om•_ occasion he appeared m a n•iYed two candy bar,. while '>t.'Conrl LIGHTENS durk SKIN _certam rnght s!'°t a, .'.\1.C_---<lre:-~ed : and third place m11JJ•.•r,; ft"Ceived a Loosens BLACKHEADS .• m a Tuxedo suit and we.anng wh1tt> 'har l'ach. I u .. .,..,.,."di.... c,■d. ;,hoe-.. and thought that he was drcs.-.- .\Ir. H. N. Butterfiel<l. club leader wtfi):.544.JiJ•l+Ji(?(rjf.iM ed. lam up. If Frank Smc1tra knew I of the KenedY Jr. Hi-Y club and ---- that tlus Cat was P\'m msinuatin~ Charle; Schwab. pre,;idt>nt of the Jeff ?LONEL '!. HEARTS tl1at he wa~ g: 11n~ to mir>t>i·,;onut~ _ , . Lonely. If so, Joan the New Glory h' _ _ 1 er-on Torch l dub officiated at tlw Oub and have sweethearu and pen rm. he -would ban• hm1 mcarcr-r- toun1am1 nt. pals everywhere. Details frtt and ated. This Cat really gds by \'1th all letters confidential. Address murder- "bat nc\\ one art' :-,·ou go The New Glory Colored Oub, Box in~ to pull nr-,t wt.>t•I.. F.? 588, Bridgeport, Conn. J I I Attention , Please! I Make It a Must Date WHEN? Sunday, May 11 (Mother's Day), 3 P.M. WHERE? Benson High School 546 N. E. 12th Ave. WHY? 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