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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-11-07
Spokane Host To
Visiting Sorors

Alpna Kappa Alpha Sorority
members motored to Spokane last
week end and pledged four out
standing young college students
Soror Mildred Stephens of Spo-
kane, assisting the Dean OF
Pledges, made all arrangements
for the ceremony which took place
at her lovely home. Those pledged
were Eleanor Barrow, Frances
Nichols, Ann Williams all of Spo-
kane, and Frances Williams of
Eleanor Barrow. daughter of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrow,
graduated this year from Whit
worth College with the highest no.
nors conferred by the school. She
majored in music and has earned
several coveted awards for the
quality and tone of her voice and
for her achievement as a mezzo
soprano. Among these awards
were: first prize in the Spokane
Festival for 1910; first prize at the
Everett State Music Teachers Con-
vention; first in the Mezzo Divi-
sion in British Columbia with the
Whitworth Quartette, and several
others. Miss Barrow plans a con-
cert tour in order to finance fur
Their study in an eastern conser-
vatory of music.
Frances Nichols, daughter of
Mrs. Marie Nichols, is a junior at
Holy Names, and is tn eeditor of
her college paper. She was an
honor graduate from high school,
and bids fair to achieve additional
honors in her chosen field of So
cial Work.
Ann Williams, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Williams, also
was an honor graduate from high
school. She has chosen law as her
career, in which she has been able
to maintain a high scholastic av-
erage. She is vice president of the
State Baptist BYPU Convention.
Frances Williams of Portland is
Mrs. Willis A. Williams, formerly
of Greensboro, N. C. She is grad
uate of Bennett College where she
majored in history. She also stu
died dramatics under the cele-
brated Richard B. Harrison, and
has appeared in several dramatic
productions before coming to Port
land four years ago.
These four exceptionally talent
young women would be an asset
to any organization. Alpha Sor-
ors motoring to Spokane for the
ceremony were Sorors Melvina
Squires, Theresa HALEY, Jessie
Walker, Helen Stafford, Minnie FL
more, Ruth Branch, Mildred Nc
liver and Airline Paiya. Other
members of Beta Theta Chapter
who were not present are: Sorors
Mildred Squires, Nell Holtzclaw,
Merry Newton and Bernyce Will
son. After the ceremony, the
pledges participated in an impress
sive church service arranged by
Soror Stephens at Bethel A. M. e.
Church. Present at this service
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dundee,
parents of Soror Helen Dundee,
another accomplished musician,
who is teaching in Los Angeles.
Rev. S. ]. Holly, pastor at Bethel,
warmly welcomed the Sorors, to
the city and to his church. The
principal speakers were Soror
Squires who gave an historical
sketch of Alph Kappa Alpha, and
Mrs. r. S. Scott, member of AL
pha Delta Phi, who spoke on
Ideals" After the church service
moving pictures where taken of
the sorority members.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
gave a Halloween party for the
Navy boys. Mrs. Alice Allen and
Miss Grace Coleman were praised
for their beautiful decorations.
Following an elaborate repast for
ty-five people ended the evening
with dancing.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-11-07
Miss Ruth Jones
Halloween Hostess

Miss Ruth Jones entertained
Miss Almeda Williams, Roberta
Rice, Verna Ray Hook, Hope and
Joan Allen at Halloween party.
The table was beautifully deco
rated with orange candles set in
black candle holders, yellow bas-
kets of Halloween candy and CEN
tered with large Jack OLantern
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-11-07
Brelnerton, Wn.
By Mamie Jones
EbeneZer A. M. e. church

9th and Park
Rev. Smith preached at 11:0(
a. m. from the subject, THE World
is Forgetting Christ Rev. Hooks
conducted the s o'clock service
speaking on will Man Rot
Christ"
Mr.. Clarence Johnson of Los An
geles, Calf, visited friends in Bre-
merton last Wednesday.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-11-07
YOU CAN'T GET JOBS UN-
LESS YOU ARE TRAINED!

The efforts to open up de-
Tense training courses and jobs
In defense industries will be
wasted unless YOU get train
ing. Here is where you can get
information:
Seattle Urban League, 1926
Railway Exchange Building,
2nd and CHEEKY st.
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First Baptist Church of Ken
nydale, Washington. Go We into
all the world and preach the
gospel to every creature. Mark
1915.
Rev. Judson Swancy, Pastor
and Evangelist, Douglas Annex
Apt. "a, Seattle, Washington.
Residence phone, CA. $500.
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maintain that they are being de-
mocratic. Some labor unions are
funny people.
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st. Philips Episcopal Church
(The Rev. Raymond David Holmes,

Sunday, Nov. 8 = 2 p. M. -
Church School. P. M. -Vespers
and Sermon, Jesus Christ-The
Master of Life And Death"
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Tseoma Baseball club
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Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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1900 A. NJ.

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FOSTERS Quality Mkt 206N Grand River
Fox Cut Rate Drugs, 1850 Elmhufst
Franks Market. 1000 Thirly-fnh 81.
Treds Market. 1900 Twenty-eighth 81.
y. Garan Market. 1909 Fort s.
Frank s Geppert. $500 Grand River
Gillespie Grocery. 1924 Sixteenth
Glynn Court Pharmacy, l02O0 Twelfth
GOetI Drug store, 1925 McNtchols w.
Goodies Drugs, 1904 Grand River
Grand-Dale Public Mkt, 1928 Plymouth
g. n. Gross A SON. ltsjs Grand River
Hammerstelns Drug. 1921 Linwood
HammerSteins Drug. 1901 LinWood
Hendrickson Pharmacy, 1881 Schoolcraft
Henry Confectionery, 7iii Schaefer
Hil's Drug stores. $40 Second
HiUs Drug Stores $500 Second
HIPS Drug stores, 1859 Third
Hu's Drug stores. 5203 Third
Holden Trumbun Mkt, i47i Holden
Ilene Cut Rate Drug. i215t Grand River
Jackie 10 Market. 1901 Puritan
a Meat a Grocery, 7i37 Joy Road
Jims Market 1880 Midland
Tom Jones Market. 5J3a fireman
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AIS Market 1928 Grand River
Angeles Market 1898 Cooper
AIMS Groc. Meat Mkt.
POOLS Warren W.
Arndt's Market i3i35 Puritan
Asher's Complete Mkt. $500 Grand River
Barney's Mkt 1912 Sprngwelis
Bartnick's Grocery. 1877 Warren W.
Bensmans Mkt 1907 Puritan
Berman's Quality Groc., 1925 Llnwood
Biltmore Pharmacy. 1920 Six Mile Rd. W.
G T Bauman, s3O5 Grand River
Bolton Drug Co, fiOi Warren "
Boston Tea a Coffee, 1929 Dexter
Birwood Pharmacy 1892 McNichols w
Brody Pharmacy 1897 Dawson ".
Browns Cut Rate s2O2 Twelfth
Bubut Market. gs1i Greenfield I'd.
Carlton Pharmacy. 1924 Fenkeil
Carolan Market. 7lOl Julian
Charles Grocery si13 Schaefer Rd.
Cpet's Grocery 1851 Evergreen
Chudzik Grocery 1908 Campbell Ave.
Coieman's Grocery. 20545 FenkeN
Condor Pharmacy. 744f fireman
Cooks Drugs, f3l2 w Vernon
Cooley Economy Mkt, 1895 Fenkell
Cox Pharmacy, lfi0i McNichols w.
Cox Pharmacy, 1891 Livernois
u a VI Soda Bar i0736 Fullerton
DICKS Prescription Pharmacy,
1880 Dexter
Dorfman's Drugs. 1900 Buchanan
Dorfman's Drugs iO5s jog Road
Dunn Drugs 1892 JOY Road
Ed's Market. 1887 Warren "
Elds Drug Store $3.50 LinwoOd
Fldrdge Market. 1302g Chicago W
Enterprise Pharmacy, s60f Michigan
Ernie's Market 2lg05 Warren W
y g. Food Mkt 1925 LinwOod
Ferndale Grocery 1877 Vernon W
Foliin Drugs, 1887 Linwood
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Nei JOnkers Food Mkt.
i20ls Grand River
Jules Pharmacy. l0600 Seven Mile Rd ".
Mary Karpowiez Grocery, 1920 Warren w.
Z. r Kenlor Drugs. 1910 Fenker
Kings Cut Rate, 3oii Longfellow
klegOn Pharmacy, 10000 Chicago w.
Kramer Mkt. 57Oi Michigan
Kronks Cut Rate 3i0l Livernois
Lafayette Cash Mkt. 1920 Lafayette Blvd
Lawndale Pharmacy, 1872 Lawndale
Ledgerwood Mkt 1920 Grand River
Lewis Food Market. s5i5 Fourteenth 50.
Iinde's Sweet shoppe. 3540 Trumbuu
Lincoln Mkt, 1901 Lincoln
Al Livingston, 2tS0A Fenkell
Lorenz's Food Market, 1890 Puritan
LuStig Pharmacy, 64Os Fort "
Main Market. 43i9 Grand River
A. Mansour s797 Linwood
Maynard's Drug Store,
2sq lakewood Blvd 5.
r. Mazuchowski. 1901 Williams
MegeIs Quality Mkt, s7i2 fireman
Meyer Drug Co. 2i77o Seven Mile w.
Meyer Drug Co, 2i755 Grand River
McCauley Grocery, 2OiOg Wyoming
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Seven Mile Quality Market.
lQu6 seven Mile D.
square Deaf Food store, 1921 Seven
Mile r
Stanley Pharmacy. Sst3 NJ Elliott
stones Drug store 1925 Mack
Jay g. StrauFnOuEh. efUl Jefferson +.
supreme Drug Co. 1892 Hayes
Sutton's Drugs, 1901 jefferson p.
SuttOn's Drugs. 1900 Jefferson r.
TaNl0r's HN-Pure Drug store,
g2f7 CharlevoX
Tomofrs Market, 727 Conner
Tocco's supreme Quality Mkt, i393i
Warren p
Townsend Pharmacy. 1853 Gratot
VIM Trunk Grocery l05ls Charevoix
L. S Drug Co 1921 Van Dyke
Van H0utte's Market 4iuZ Alter Rd.
Venice Pharmacy. 1006i Grati0t
sam Viola Grocery. 1882 Mack
Warren Huribut store l0206 Warren r..
Wsvlauf Drug 9qiS Whittier
Webb Drug Co. 1855 McNicho's r.
Zieunsk Grocery, 1921 McNichols r
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Goss Drug store. 5000 John r
Howard \ John r. Mkt. 1921 John r.
Handys Market 1919 Woodward
H.mmers Mkt 7gl Laniy "
Moss Drug Store 1851 Hamilton
Palmer Lane Mkt COS Seven Nile "
Rcfceming station f7l3 Woodward
Res'um super Market 1878 Hamilton
Stewart Robertson 6roc s226 WOODWARD
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NJ Confectionery. 1882 Wyoming
Adams Confectionery. 1870 JOY Road
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Evening star., 1941-07-08
Comdr, Charles H. Davis,
DC. Native, Dies in Boston

The death of Comdr. Charles
Henry Davis. native of Washing
ton and the third generation of his
family to serve in the Navy. was
reported by the Navy Department
yesterday.
Comdr. Davis. who died in Boston,
Is survived by his widow. Mrs
Maude Seely Davis of Berkley,
Calf. He was the son of Rear Ad-
niral Charles Henry Davis and the
grandson of another rear admiral
bv the same name, who was the flrst
chief of the first Bureau OF NaVlga-
ton, 1902 to 1865. !,
He attended Groton School and
was appointed to the Naval Acao-
emv from Massachusetts, In l904.
After entering active service fol-
lowing graduation, he served with
a landing force at Veracruz and
held various other posts, Including
that of commander OF Destroyer
Division 10. He was retired from
active service in 1886 and was re-
called to active duty June 4, 1910
He held the Mexican Service
Medal and the Victory Medal.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
| Survey Backs
| Moon Halo as
| Rain Prophet
py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. July s.
The proverb that ring around
the moon foretells rain is the only
weather maxim that stands up IN
o long-tim survey at the Pennsyl-
sania State College.
DR.. Hans Neuberger, instructor in
eeophysics, reported today that in
winter, in Pennsylvania, tire odds
are seven to one that the halo will
be followed by rain or snow in 48
hours. A halo around the sun is
equally good for forecasting.
In summer the halo is followed
by rain only a little oftener than
two times to one; in fall and spring,
three times to one.
In winter, the more intense the
ring, the greater the probability of
storm But in summer, the weaker
the ring the more likely is rain.
The ring around the moon is
attributed TO fine ice crystals in the
air at high attitudes. These crystals
were first identified several years
ago by aviators flying through moon
rings. The ring proverb is the oldest
of weather maXims, appearing in
poetry in the third century before
Christ.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Increased Controls
Over Trade Vessels
Voted by Congress
Navy Asks S5S5 900, 900
To Swell Worship
Building Proerom
ry the Associated Press.

ry The Associated Press.
Legislation giving the Maritime
Commission sweeping new controls
over the American Merchant Marine
was passed by Congress yesterday,
while the legislators received Navy
request for $685. 100000 to swell Its
building program,
The merchant marine legislation
was sent to the White House after
the Senate had approved a confer
ence report previously indorsed by
the House.
Under it. the commission would
be empowered to grant preference
in the use of docks and purchase
Of fuel to ships which carry cargoes
designated by the commission ana
follow routes it lays down. The aim,
SPONSORS said, was to see that ma
tional defense requirements are
given priority.
The Navy's request for funds was
made in the form Of letter by Act
ing Secretary James V. Forrestal.
He said that $500. 900 900 was needed
for additional Shipbuilding facilities
AT navy yards and private establish
ments and 100000 600 for repair
facilities. =,
Meantime. the House completed
CONGRESSIONAL action on legislation 10
authorize the construction OF Is
Coast Guard cutters, including three
DESIGNED for ice breaking IN the
Arctic regions.
The Maritime Commission went
ahead with its program OF placing
certain foreign ships immoolllzed IN
limited States ports into service. 1t
renuisitioned seven Danish cargo
vessels and assigned them to Ameri-
can operators for use in the Pacific
trade. Eight Danish vessels pre-
viouslv had been reQuisitioned.
The British government had taken
the position that it could not recog-
nize the transfer of such merchant
xhips to q neutral flag unless 1t had
first satisfied itself as to the valid
Itv of the transfer" but yesterday the
British announced that they were
waving such rights with respect to
the Danish ships. The British en-
hsssv said it recognized that the use
tn which the ships would be put
would contribute directly or mol
lectlv to the war effort OF the democ-
racies."
Evening star., 1941-07-08

toned the court to set aside the
orders which established minimum
rates between 32i2 and, 40 cents an
hour for divisions of the apparel
industry. The orders increased the
wages of approximately $4,000 gar
ment workers.
In an opinion by Associate Justice
Fred M. Vinson, concurred in by
Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner
and Associate Justice Miller, the
court upheld the validity of the
entire procedure by which the ap-
parel wage orders had been is
sued.
Many of the firms participating
Evening star., 1941-07-08

Merlyn Apartments reported theft
of a 5000 watch from his apartment
while he was away from Thursday
until Sunday. Inside the case is an
inscription saying the watch was
given him by friends ''in recogni-
ton of distinguished service to your
country
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Garment Workers to Get
$4,000 Held in Escrow

AS result of a decision by the
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia upholding the apparel
wage orders put into effect by the
Wage and Hour Division on July
IS. 1910, about $4,000 now held in
escrow will be paid to garment
workers in the South, Brig. Gen.
Philip B. Fleming announced yes
terday.
Thirty-one clothing firms, men,
bers of the Southern Garment
Manufacturers Association, petit
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Edoewood Contract Let

A S138,779 contract for construc-
ton of testing laboratory at Edge
wood Arsenal, Md, for the Chemical
Warfare Service was announced late
yesterday by the War Department.
The Euclid Construction Co, Inc,
of New York. will be emnlnVed
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Tourist Association Urged
To Aid Health Program
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. July 8.-Dr
I. C. Riggin, State health commits
sioner, urged today that members
of the recently organized Tourist
Association of Virginia cooperate
with local nealth departments and
State health officials in maintain
ing essential environmental stand
ards" and other control measures
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Senator KiIeore's Home
Robbed Over Week End

Senator Kilgore, Democrat. OF
West Virginia reported to police to-
dav that several hundred dollars
worth of iewelry and clothing we're
stolen from his house. at 4849 Upton
street N. w, while he was out OF
the city from Thursday until yes
terday.
Entry was gained by jimmying a
lock on a side window Police re-
ported finding f1ngerprints on the
window glass.
Mai. Edward Peck Curtis of the
Evening star., 1941-07-08
EMPLOYEES Plan Farewell
Reception for Jackson

Attorney General Jackson, whose
nomination to the Supreme Court
was confirmed yesterday by the
Senate, will be rendered farewell
reception by employees of the JUS
tice Department at the MayfloWer
Hotel from to 7 pm. tomorrow.
Arrangements have been mace
for more than 1900 guests, and the
Justice designate will be presented
with a robe.
The committee in charge Is head
ed bv Ugo Carusi, executive assist
snt to the Attorney General.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

in the suit raised their wage rates
last fall Some of the firms, how
ever, have continued to pay piece
rates yielding less than 32l2 cents
an hour, and have been placing the
difference in escrow pending the
decision of the court.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
affecting the health of patrons of

affecting the health Of patrons of
tourist camps and homes.
Il believe" he said, that sdefi-
mite need exists in Virginia for an
organization embracing owners and
operators of tourist homes. tourist
inns, automobile courts, and others
engaged in furnishing housing and
food facilities TO tourists, provided
it will undertake to establish and
maintain certain minimum SANTA
ton and health standards among its
membership.
Properly supervised and cor
Quoted. such a program will pro-
mote higher sanitation standards
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Benefit for Chapel

A dance for the benefit of st.
Mary's Episcopal Chapel of Aspen,
Montgomery County, Md, VIII be
held in the Parish Hall from pm.
to midnight Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
First Aid to Sore
Eyes-Lavoptik

Stop little local eye troubles before they
get big. Use soothinr, pleasant Lavoptik.
rs years success. Prompt relief for sore,
in6aned. itching, burning eyes. Also
soothes granulated eyelids. Get Lavoptik,
6rst aid 70 eysA. today. AL druggists.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

A new industry in the Netherlands
Indies is the manufacture of dolls.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

and a safer environment in those
businesses catering to Virginia S
large tourist trade
Evening star., 1941-02-18

Sets-of fine Chinese workman
ship. OF heirloom quality-in a
rich, ecru linen. Set includes
16X36 runner, eight 12x18 doilies
and eight 12X18 napkins, S19.75
Hand -hemmed Irish Linen DAM
ask Napkins in a heavy pure
white quality - several attrac-
tive damask patterns. Size 21x2l
inches. Dozen ~ S7.95
Decorative Linen Napkins in
cluding sheer Bisso linen, heavy
ecru round-thread and crash
linens, pure white linen. Ex-
pertly handmade or embroid-
cred in a wide variety Of styles,
dozen,
Hand embroidered Pillowcases
of an excellent cotton, expertly
embroidered in China. Several
lovely patterns. Standard size.
OIL ----------------
Evening star., 1941-02-18
EnsembIed Curtains and Bedspreads
Curtains, s2'95 pair Bedspreads s3l5 each

Soft, lovely, informal ruf1ed pil
21a yards long and 81 inches W
India Print Bed Covers, cotton. Approx
mately 2x3 yards S S185
India Print Bed Covers, approximately 2x3
yards -. ...- soc
Colored Figured Cotton Marquisette Curtains
with narrow ruffes. 1% yards long Pair,
$1.75
Plain Ruffied Cotton Marquisette Curtains
in ivory and eggshel. III yards long so
inches wide. Pair air--------------s s2s5
Cotton Marquisette Cottage Sets in colors on
white grounds ds---- $1.5O
CoIored Cotton Marquisette Tailored Cur
tains, 21s yards long. Pair ---------- $1.4o
Ruffied Cushion Dot Cotton Curtains in white,
cream, ecru. yards is inches long, As
inches wide. s1.55
Ruff1ed Curtains to match above. 2b yards
long, IL inches wide. Pair S1.2S
CURTAINS AND DRApER1s, SEVENTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

S5.75 s6.75 $3.50 s7.s5 Ss.s5
Hand embroidered Five piece
Linen Bridge Sets in a fine
cream-colored round-thread lin
en-, hand-embroidered in China
in several designs. 36x36 cloth
and four napkins. Set - S2.95
initiated Cello Eight piece
Luncheon Set-durable, heavy
weight transparent plastic mats
with attractive white border and
initial. Easily cleaned with
damp cloth. Four 12x1B mats
and four coasters S1.60
Hand-embroidered Pillowcases,
embroidered in China in a wide
choice of patterns and types.
Standard size. Pair S1.95
Tufted Bath Mats Of deep, lush
pile cotton chenille in attrac-
tive designs. Sizes 19x34- $50
Evening star., 1941-02-18

otted cotton mar quisette in white
:; bedspreads single or double sizes.
Ruffled Cotton Organay Curtains (starched
muslin) in white. Approximately AZ yards
long and A inches wiz Pair s1.45
Attractive Knitted Cotton and -Rayon Cur
tains in several colors. approximately 21s
yards long. Pair S1.60
Tailored Washable Rayon Curtains of fine
quality and workmanship. Eggshell and
white. yards long, A inches wide. Pair. 50
* yards long, A inches wide Pair $3.50
Hemmed Marquisette to match a inches
wide, yard, Soc; "a inches wide, yard 4Oc
Knitted Cotton and -Rayon Curtains in lovely
color combinations. 21a yards long. Pair,
$40
Printed Cotton Textured Cloth Draperies,
pdnch-pleated, In six colors. az yards long
approximately 4s inches wide. Pair-s3.s5