davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

to con ell gobierno radicado en-
Londres. CalcGlase que comba
tie a sus 6rdenes mas de $50
mil soldados. Teme ell Eje un
levantamiento general y por
este procura derrotar sin demo
ra a Mikhailovitch. En- case de
serio peligro ell general Sc re-
tirara a las montanas.
La reciente fracasada inva-
sion de Karelia la verificaron
tres Columns nazis. AL princi-
pic los nazis tuvieron alg1n
exito, pero despues tuvieron
que correr y refugiarse en- Fin
landia.
Cast todos los aer6dromos de
Finlandia y Noruega fueron
brmbardeados por la avia-
Los aeroplanos alemaneS en-
ci6n sovietica.
este sector obedecen 6rdenes
del coronel general Hans Juer
gen Stumpf.
Aviones de picada y bonn
barderos del enemigo fueron
derribados por los cazas ingle
SEES manejados por photos ru-
SOS.
Nuevos avances verified la
caballeria rusa en- ell sector de
Kalinin.
Una expedition hGngara
contra las guerrillas rusas, des
truy6 seis aldeas y mat6 a 500
personals.
Las guerrillas rusas de
Bryansk continGan combatien-
do a los hGngaros. Tres bata-
Homes de los "titeres" fueron
aniquilados la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Churchill declare aver, en- su
caracter de en6rgico defensor
DE la democracia, que 81 les ma
zis salva.jes usan en- Russia los
gases venenosos, In~gLaterra a.
rroiara sus gases en- TODD ell te-
rritorio aleman.
Els I'm aviso para que ell dege-
nerado de Berlin, apoyado por
ell exhombre de Roma, compren
da que no asesinara impunemen
tie a los valientes soldados sovie-
ticos.
Y junto con los gases BRITAIN
cos seran lanzados los america
nos superiores en- fuerza des-
truotcra a todos los que actual
mente existen en- eC mundo.
IA la hora de la victoria ha-
bra que eNterminar a las bestias
del fascismo international, aun-
que no a los ''pueblos' del Eje!
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Londres, mayo l1.-Un CO.
municado anuncia que bombar
deros ingleses Blenheim ataca
ron de nuevo ell aerodromo de
Magwe, al sur de Yenang-
yaung, en- ell rio Irrawaddyn,
frente de Birmania.
Las bombas destrozaron ell
pavimento de despegue de los
aviones. Todos los aparatos re-
gresaron.
Los japoneses experimental
ron mas de $500 muertos y he
ridos por haber caido en- una
que los chinos les pu-
.ieron en- su territorio, teuien-
do necesidad de huir a toda
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Debemos alegrarnos con la vic
toria de Ia escuadra americana
en- el Mar de Coral. lie fueron
hundidcs o averiados al enemi-
go 10 barcos.
Durante la GAIA, aver, caye-
ron bajo los canones de Uncle
Sam I'm vapor tanque y un bar
co protector" de hidroplanos.
Y hoy por la manana Sc agre-
garcn dos submarines a las per-
didas de los nipones.
Podemos regocijarnos, pero
no caer en- Ia penosa equivoca-
ci6n de suponer que la victoria
decisiva esta a Ia vista.
Hay que fabricar y combatir
en- escala mayor y una victoria
rapida solo podra obtenerse por
medic del despome, en- Alema-
MIA e Italia, de la m~onstruosi-
da totalitaria.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

O~ficialmente anunci6 aver ell
gobierno de Estados Unidos que
dos aviones n-ortaamericancs
tan buenos como ros mejores de
los Aliados y superiores a los ma
zis V faScistas, bombardearcn a
Toxic Ell dia Is de abril.
ICuando sc repatira la vista?
Justo es recordar que el man.
do de las Naciones midas in
siste en- el bombardeo de objeti-
vos militares Y navales; pero no
puede evitar que las bombas, Ian
zadas desde considerable aitura,
destrccen centenerss &c WHEN
das de seres humildes.
Ahora bien. Ia mbtanza siste-
matica de Ia poblsci6n civil es
obra "especialis;ma" BE los pilo
tOs alemanes e %italianos. que La
iniciaron en- Espaha y la Eeva-
ron dsspu6s a Polonia, Francia
y Russia.
Los Alisdos atacan para de-
moler fcrtificaciones, muelles,
almacenes, fabricas.... los totali-
tarios a~consejan "desmoralizar
a la poblaci6n civil por medic
del "crimen en- masa."
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
Los conscrptos gozaran de una corta
E%cencia para el areglo de sus asuntos

ciaci6n. Sc puede conceder per
diez dias, con la exception DEF
case de que ell iniciado viva a
una ~distancia considerable del
centric de "recepci6n"; entonces
la licencia puede ser de ounce
dias.
En- ell nuevO memorandum
del Servicio Selectivo, tocante a
licencias, Sc lee ademas como si-
que:
Las iuntas lccales deberan
dar'a completa publicidad a la
norma 0 polItica en- vigor y to-
mar las medidas conliucentes
para informarle al recluta que
no Sc deshaga de sus efectos o
presiones, nj qua disp,ong'a fl
nalmente de sus asuntos finan-
ciercs 0 personales antes de que
la Junta de Examenes del Ejer-
cito tonne Ia MEDIA final.
LAS juntas locales recibiran
instrucciones y anadiran a Ia
lista de entrega los nombres de
los reclutas seleccionados que Sc
recomienden para obtener licen-
cias. Las Licencias seran cOnce-
didas acknowledgements, 81 las re-
ccmienda la junta local"
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Ell gobierno de Yugoeslavia en-
Londres, en- una nota dada a los
peri6dicos la semana pasada, fl
ia en- 1885, 900 q ndmerc de ciu-
dadanos y~ugoeslavos asesinaios
por los alemanes, italianos Y los
fsrcces "ustachi."
A los hdnk1ros Sc acredi-
tan tsmbien numerosos aSesina-
tos, matanza de in,centas, en- las
pagiones dc Banat y Ba!chaa.
Estes crimenes tendr&n qlc
or imlpl2cablemanta castigados,
2 la hcra '+de saldar cuentas."
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

;Cuando echaremos de la Mar
tinica, o lie quitaremos ell man.
do. a los esbirros de Vichy?
iCuando haremos 10 mismo
con las islas Canarias, las Azo-
res, Cabo Verde y Dakar?
Podria formarse en- las Cana
rias, como I'm "anticipO," una
RepGblica leal y democratica go
bernada por los espanoles gus.
ccmbatieron a Franco en- Espa-
na y ahora lie combaten en- 81
mundo, aunque parcialmerIte a.
mordazados por 81 "ap2cigua =
miento."
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Las tropas chinas mandadas
por ell general Sltilwell, derrota-
ron aver a los nipcnes, en- la ca
retera de Birmania.
"Los invasores corren ell peli-
gro de ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
el mando aliado.
Muchas noticias como esa "pa
ladearemos" en- este ano en- 1912
peru conviene repetir que no ha-
bra victoria facil, pOr cuanto ell
Eje desprecia la civilization y
dispOue de Jas vidas de eentena-
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

De acuerdo con un nuevo re-
glamento de la Secretaria de
Guerra, los reclutas selecciona-
dos pueden obtener, 5 dias des-
pues de haber sido iniciados en-
el Ejercito, una licencia corta
para arraglo de sus asuntos per-
sonales O comerciales.
La nueva orden, que ha sido
transmitida a todas las juntas
locales de reclutamiento por el
Quartet General del Sistema Ser
vicio Selectivo, es parte de un
nuevo procedimiento destinado
a liberlizar la politica de "ini-
ciaci6n".
Dentro des sistema que ha es-
taaa en- vigor hasta hace POGO,
'os individuos que pasan sus ex-
amenes fisicos finales, en- los
centres de reception del Ejer-
cito, son iniciados Immediate
menbe. Este p~rocedimiento, sin
embargo, les ha causadc muchas
molestias tanto a los aceptados
como a los rechazados.
En- 10 de adelante, una licen-
cia puede comenzar no mas tar
lie que a los cinco dias de la mi
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
MURIO Ell FAMOSO ANUN-
CIADO

Washington, mayo liza
lleci6 aver ell famoso anuncia-
dor de Ia Radio, de gran expe-
riencia Y ex,raordinaria habi-
lidad. Graham McNamee.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Los derrotistas, que no esca-
sean, ayudan indirectamente a
les nazis, fascistas y nipones.
Todo derrotista, va sea Obre-
no industrial o professional, no es
otra cosa, bien analizado el asun
to, que I'm traidor en- ciernes.
Ell derrotismo que esparcen al
,gunos, eS I'm "gas venenOsO" q.
debe ser diSipado.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11

Ea salbado vimos q. II bale del
Centre Egpahol, cCmo buenos y
sinceros amigos que son, al no.
minado senador Raymond Shell
don Y al fiscal del estado Rex
Farrior.
iY con ellos estaban sus anna
bles Y bellas espcsas!
E3 la ami:tad de siempre, la
que nosotrOs pedimos Sc aprecie
en- su positive valor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Gases y barbarie. - Victoria de la escuadra.
Bombardeoe = Derrotistas - Matanza de ino-
centes.-Elocuentes p~alabras del ex-embajador
Davies.

res de millones de esclavos.
10 importante, mientras la no.
"a del triunfo Sc acerca, es ira
bajar y combatir.
La gaceta., 1942-05-11
Ell TEMPO

Probables lluvias para la tar
de de hoy. Temperature mini
INA, boy 6s grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

CLIFTON Lincoln Motors IS sscrincs
PAYMENTS sti. $500. CT. 1915
-iANE- 81 W..-.,aH4----s-Hs -; sr-rs s~r-
furnaces: gar. ss.Iso terms. VI. 2-lS"S
CT AneToSE 29sf-I petwesn Ia sane
ana Fourteenth rooms ard breakfast
rook steam hrsf modern. recondithou
Open dam. - = Industrial National
Bark RA. $3.50
i.iNEDALE lGrana RlNsrl-Brtok fat
SIS: nne condition. ioS dn. vi. 2-fs4f
ST ALPHoNSUs pArsh-a-3, 2cs' ssr .
reasonable. $50 so mo. OR. 3II0.
coLoRED-conners svsuue. sss-s70 two
fiat: So double garage 81. 3oo reason
shss down payment LsnoH sos
cOLoRED - 2-tsm bra. " side SIS
So oo0, res. On PVT. TY. 3-a3ss t-o2o4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Household Appliances

Hoover. si7. %. Eureka. si0.s5, Vacuum re-
huil,, VT guar. free est. Han. ry.6-9s22
WASHER, Refrigerator, vacuum service
repair Michigan washer Co.. TY. 4-7sOs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

BuYERS-Any cas-; side property cash,
terms. Burd. ivanhoe 334O
CASH in IS hours for REAL ESTATE.
BENZ. RICH, l2545 Llnwood- TO. s-tSs5,
CASH or terms for 2f1at-East side.
f547 Garland LIE 50sd.
HAVE private party with cash What have
You HOgarth sl35.
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME EAST SIDE ROSENIl-LE 1910
SPOT CASH for houses or fats In Detroit
Call Miss slobln. TR. l-O3o6
wASTED-R O0ming Houses, Flats, Apis.
swanson. to1 Cadillac So Bldg. CA 3sss.
24-HoUR Service. Sale, trade. East side
property. Pettine. 1895 Grsttot. PL. 1880.
CoLoRED-FoR QUICK SALE CALL
Cannon Brothers. 1850 sherman. III. Olfo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Furniture, Household Goods

BEAUTIFUL S1l2 Administer rug. sold
for $40. used two months. Sacrifice si1
MrtchsIls. 1000 Gratiot. Open evenings.
A BEDROOM suite. 3-p,ece, walnut finish,
/ slightly marred In shipment: sacrifice.
SIS u.s. terms. Alvin. s7i5 West Vernon.
new ss5 3-pc bedroom marred: SIS
Z BERNEY-S347 MACK
A NINE PIECE walnut dining suite: must
sacrifice Also vacuum with attach
ments. 1914 Lansing.
2-PfECE living rm. set. reclaimed. SIS.
Benson. 1925 Woodward, Eve. Sun. 10.
ALL porcelain extension table; Z chairs,
ehromed legs: s2S so. Kief's. 1855 Gratiot
BA sEBURNERs. beds complete $500
furniture refrigeratcrs. so71 Jos. Cam
pau. 1859 West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL innerspring mattress, 1s2- coil.
1895. Crown. 2Too Gratiot: f73I Mich.
BED springs, mattress complete, sl1.S3.
Ace Furn.. 13s Michigan. Open Ewes,
BED, spring. mattress, new. SIT. Benson,
1921 Woodward. Evenings, sunday Ia.
BREAKFAST set $685., wardrobe trunk.
Se5. library table. sie5 $3.50 Mack.
BREAKFAST set. new. 3-pc., 81. Benson.
1924 Woodward. Evenings. Sunday. ID.
BUNK BEDS, 2 springs, mat. S25.
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve. sun. Ia
CARPETS. rugs MADE over: laid. repaired.
Standard Rug opt. Cleaners. RA. s45i.
DAvESPORT-x2 nohair. good eondi-
tion: practically new. Tyler %-gi71.
FLOOR sample furn sale now ON al Mar.
tins 67t7 Michigan. Save mp 10 50"o.
FREIGHT REFUSED. DAMAGED: FUR
NITURE unclaimed warehouse. 2Z27
I.ivernois. Michigan Central Car Shop.
GORGEOUS 3-pc bedroom suite. new. S2s.
Benson. l332i Woodward. Eve. sun. Ii.
1T PAYS TO buy the Central stores way.
- locations in Detroit
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS
100 beautiful , and Spice. living room
suues 10 20. New and floor samples.
Values up TO 500: sacrifice for cash $50
%35 and S45. Terms Il desired
Sun Furniture, 1922 Gratiot
Near mile Open Evenings Till 2.
LIVING ROOM, bedroom. breakfast suites:
springs. mattresses. sacrifice. General.
$685. Grand River. open evenings
LIVING RN suites. ioeo above cost save
800 Van LOkern. 1887 Charlsvoix
MAHOGANY junior buffet. S23 burgundy
davenport, mahogany frame, SCI so.
Vermont $500. 1919 Lindsay.
NEED FURNITURE
CALL OLYMPIA 57to GRAND RIVER
Pore 5-pc breakfast set, new. sls. Ben
son. 1894 Woodward. Eve. sunday IL
fRCGs-Rscontinued patterns. plenty OF
9Si2 sfIes included. $40 discount: all
grades. culors and patterns. ROGERS CO.
retail outlet. 26l6 last Grand Blvd.
RUGS Sxi7 lover 3ool were sis so now
S. rs. Arcadia Furniture ssJs Cratiot.
lRIGS-Used cleaned STe3 up. Runners
throws Amer. Carpet Cir, $3.50 Oakland
RUG sX12, sNlO. mill 2nds. $40 30 today
22ia-l2;h-- nr-Tsmpie
SECOND 377l. apartment II seven rooms
furniture xl6. income from tuur rooms
rent. SO. illness forces sale reasonable
rsAsonAbis. Temple 2-5s55
/, TwO-PIECE living room suite, 500 so
} American Furn. Factory. 1921 or. River
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. 18th q TUXEDO
VANITY, dresser bench; three-piecs esn'
uving room furniture. o4oe Proctor
Cpperl
PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE. t2s
CASH FURNITURE 3b MlCHlGAf
! 50 SLIGHTLY married 3-pc bedroom suites
x2s WARDS outlet 1884 Harper.
91l2 RUG. 50 Benson. 1920 Woodward
Open evenings. sunday Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Automobiles Wanted

MOTORCYCLES New. used: parts: service
EDWARD KEHOE a CO. 1891 Cd, RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Business Opportunities

BARBER sHoP-Good equipment: reason
able account OF death. owner. Temple
1-2s5s
BEAUTY sHOP-Modern equipment. sstab-
nshed trade excellent location. reason
able. Arlington $685.
BEAUTY sHOP-Livinx quarters must
sacrifice being drafted; $500 cash. 2oi5
BUCHANAN Tyler 7-04s3
BEAUTY SHOP Fully equipped good
neiGhborhood business: owner retiring
Superior Is5sM
BEAUTY SHOP Modern equipment es-
tzbiished trade: REASONABLE l0sOs Mack
Drexel 277I.
GROCERY MEAT MARKET Living quar-
tiers good business and location. Twin
brook 1850
NEAT MARKET shelf groceries doing
excellent business. leaving city. sacri-
flee. lVsnhoe 1851.
BOOMING HOUSE-Cood income. eondi
tion. large parking lot. No broker
Trinity i-69l3. Hours. 0o-e.0O
COLoRED RESTAURANT sandwich SHOP
Good going business owner drafted Sac
Yincing 1884 Hastings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUILDER Oppoftunity. so-r iois I'm
prnv.nents Plymouth RI. w $3.50
BUY STATE owa'd properties, ses your
yea! estate brukef
SELLING fast sux1So = Blk Ecors. Rd
SIS fun price. 4fls Pelham Ri, Dear.
goo IMPR. rprid lots. Berkeley Ferndsle,
Rayal Oak: $50 up. terms. TIE ?-s13s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
SeDing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum. washer
repair In homes. 81 90 Free estimates.
LEMON 5000. Central Service.
SINGER DRoPLEAP, GOOD SEWER
wHITE-1e42 must sacrifice some need
room: you must hurry Appreciative
buyers only apply. Open sun. Csstiglione.
81 so Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Little Forms for Sale

CLOSE 10 Middleber road. So lots. inc 2
corners: fun price loo. with $500
down Newman, Allen and Penn roads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Auto Repairing

ALL MOTORS REBUILT
DAVIS. 422s CAss TIE. l-Oo33
CARS REPAIRED on EASY CREDIT
it435 GRAND RIVER VERMONT $4,000
MOTORS Rsbuilt-Not Just overhauled
VIM MUTT a SONS 22s05 MICHIGAN
MoToRs-Ail maAes; rebuilt. modernized
Motor Rebuilders, Inc, 1908 Y. Larned
MOTOR overhaul. $40. IS; terms. WEST
ERN MOTOR REBUILpERs-- 620l- Grand
River.
SEE CHAMPION for Rebuilt MotorA 446S
Cass TIE. 1910.
Cars
For Sale .N.
CHEvROLET-l937 iI-ton panel good
tires: recently ovsrhaued; Si73. Town
send 7-4540. 1914 Tyler
FORD-l9l y ton papel, excellent condi-
ton; 4-ply tires, 600 miles. Arlington
ISIS
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
392o Vermont Temple 1880
ONE OF the bes. selections OF trucks in
the city. Millenbach, 1850 Grattot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14


A PARTY wants furniture a. soon As
possible. viii pay cash. Tyler s9223.
AN In need OF any Kind of good used fur
niture at once. Highest prices. DA. 4201.
ATTENTION TO drzftsd-Your clothes
Cleaned. repaired tfres storage, insur-
lance) until needed Cash for clothing.
Tennyson Cleaners, Tennysou, corner
W Woodward
FURNITURE wANTED-wMl pay hest
prices. Yockey Bros. Temple 2-45H.
OLD guns wanted. Andy Palmsr's Military
Inn. Warren at Telegraph. Highest cash
WANTED-CLOTHING
Paw So to $500; suits, overcoAts, Persian
lambs mink Cadillac Sass.
WANTED--Used furniture; highest prices.
We pick up. TEMPLE 1-s35l.
WE PAY more for furniture and rugs
MOON BROS, FURNITURE. TIE. 1-i2ss
Radios and Supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

nFARRORN-Ne s-Foon bungalow. 20
lot Tie hA;h 81 PCS RF 2o6l
SEYMOUR 144tt-Brick 8 looms s. $50
Terms MARSHAL 1891 GrHt1Cr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Money to Loan
On Rsof Estate

Is YOUR PROPERTY FoRECLosED+
OR SOLD FOR TAXES NEED MONEY!
Write In confidence; give full particulars
ADDRESS Boz AzJ77 The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Camp Trailers


5. 900 GOOD used tires; all sizes passenger.
truck; also rscaps. 1909 West Warren.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

ASH garbage oil drums, tanks, tnstan-
tsneous heater. electric charger. alcohol.
Vinevood 1859
cameras viii sell buy.
exchange. Acme Camera En-. SIT shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Business Property for Sale


ALL land contracts bought. mtges. made
hcHugh. l4i0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s
ANY desirable Iana contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR n COMPANY
Sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg Cadillac $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Real Estate Wanted

MIDDLE BELT RD.-Iot city wat, pvd
Wan; house equity, ". ;. Baldwin AT ae2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

EfsemAnn custom "a
dios. monographs. distributors. Economi
cal 1909 Cass 1T Peterboro street.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-29
Hey! MacArthur--Here
Comes McIyer


editor j. Emmett McIver, ed
itor of THE SENTRY, Published
in Washington, ID. O., has been
called to the colors and Is now In
officers training camp in Virgin
la.
Hes in the Army now" "the
son of a gun, he better not run"
:. He's j.. that's right the edit
or of The SENTRY has been
snatched by Uncle Sam for the
duration to do or die so
that you, you and more especially
you might live in a truer democ-
racy.
]. Emmett McIver, native of
Seattle, Washington, former Gems
us clerk, in the office of DR.. Hou-
chins, was indicted in the United
States Army May 7th and is now
stationed a Camp Meade. Editor
McIver's journalistic life was short
but his associates on THE SENT
RY know that, given half chance,
he'll do his darndest to carry on
the traditions of bead on Hitler's
or Hirohito's punks and play
ing for keeps. He's the kind of a
guy the kind that Macarthur
loves a rootin' tootin' d.
hell bent for hell or glory. Carry
on, McIver and hurry back
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-29
AltiOra Peto

The Altiora Peto Club had its
regular business meeting Monday
night with Mrs. George Nichols as
hostess. The club was happy to
welcome two new members, Mrs.
Herman Lewis and Mrs. Leo
Fletcher.
At previous meeting held, Mrs.
Roscoe Smith from the Commun-
ity Volunteer Workers was a
guest and gave a very interesting
talk about the organization and
function of the Volunteer worker
and a plan of mutual cooperation
was worked out. Delicious refresh
ments were served at each meet
ing.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-29
Here's More About
Rev. Swancy
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
only patron saints could bear. In
the words of Gods good man who
faithfully tends his little flocks
Wherever two or three are gath
cred in my name and of one ac-
cord" sayeth the Master that's
my vineyard and there labor"
I am grateful, very grateful to
host of friends I meet on the
highways for the aid and encour-
agement to keep my little mission
within the fold.
Rev. Swancy makes this report
to the public, because it is they
who have made his work in the
vineyard a pleasure and a success.
All those who have been instru-
mental in furthering Gods work
are known to the Master, who
marks even the sparrow's fall.
To all of these I am deeply
grateful. For each of these / plead
God bless you, the sweetest prayer
I know.
The following letter is a. sample
of the many which Rev. Swancy
treasures and confirms his faith
in his Maker.
Rev. Judson Swancy
Dear Bro. Swancy:
Please accept this little gift
which we are enclosing. 1t is in
appreciation Of your prayers and
faithful visits to Neil Buchanna,
who is i'll in the Harborview Hos
pital.
Your service has been far more
to us in the hour of need than
perhaps, you realize
Mrs. Neil Buchanan and
Mrs. John K Holt
905 goth Ave-, Seattle
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-29
Racial Lines
Control Jobs
Speakers Says Vital Industries
Balk At Hiring Negroes
And Jews

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. = Mark
Ethridge a member of President
Roosevelt's fair practice commit
tee, asserted today that many of
the nations largest and most vital
war industries were discriminate
ing against Negroes and Jews by
refusing to hire them, even when
they were highly skilled workers.
Ethridge, who also is general
manager of the Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal, told a Nieman founda-
ton institute on war problems that
the race issue constituted a highly
important question in connection
with the nations war effort.
He said the rules of some labor
unions were responsible for a
wholesale discrimination against
Negroes in war plants and cited
one instance in which direct presi-
Dental action was necessary to
break down a union bar which had
prevented the employment of a
skilled Negro worker in a west
coast shipyard. t.,e-
1--WE know of one case, Ethridge
said, where several factories pre-
vailed upon a technical school to
train a large group of boys with
the purpose of hiring them as soon
as they graduated. In the group
were nine Jews and one Negro.
1.-THE Negro led the entire class,
graduating with an average of SO
per cent. All nine of the men
were among the first Is in the
class. When they graduated, how
ever, not one of them was employ
ed by the factories which promoted
the school The Negro was so, bril-
liant that he is now an instructor,
turning out men for factories
which would not employ him."
He declared that both the Ger
mans and Japanese were making
use of the race issue abroad as a
major war weapon.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-29
Mount Zion Baptist
1884 10th Avenue
Prospect 0444

Sunday church school. 9:45 a.
M; preaching HOO a. M; Young
peoples. meeting, 6:45 p. M; Eve
ming service $500 p. m. Mid-week
Prayer Service Wednesday night
500 p. m. Teachers meeting Fri
day, 7 p. m. Choir rehearsal Fri
day 500 p. m. All persons inter-
ested please attend these services.
The church is inspired by the
coming of Rev. Benjamin Davis
from Ottawa, Kansas, who is WIS.,
iting for a few days. Rev. Davis
brought very helpful message
Sunday morning when he por-
trayed the necessary qualifications
to walk with God as he dealt with
the text, "Enoch walked with
God" Davis met the hearty re-
Spouse of those who heard him
and many were they who had the
privilege. The membership is
greatly pleased with Rev. Davis
and his method of deliverance, as
we'll as his gentleness in making
contacts. He is an interesting
speaker, when thinking of the
younger people whom it is hoped
he will be able to reach; the young
people are still talking about his
wonderful message and his ability
to make himself understood. The
task for the Christian adults is
to save the younger people as the
future church. Rev. Davis will
speak to them on Friday night,
at the church. The young people
are asking all other young peo-
pie to set aside all engagements
for Friday night and come out
to hear one who is DESTROYS of
helping them. He will speak again
Sunday morning and Sunday night
at the regular services. Please