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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
TIGERS Economic on BasebaIIs

Tex Carleton former Brooklyn finger the winter
business of the Fort Worth, Tex. hockey club
BRAZIL quit scouting job with the New York Giants
Portland this year Big league baseballs cost
the club $3.50 dozen Sixty dozen needed in spring
training Cost 1886 The Tigers don't big league
balls in spring training Bob Gerber, University of Toledo
glasses But when he gets going the basketball
keeps busy He seldom less than 20 points
His average is 21l2 points per game
Dizzy Trout, scrambes for l46 is trying 70 figure
how George Mcdonald Francisco blind rolled
2l6 Ty Cobbs Al.Tme Al-Sar team includes Mickey
Cochrane and Ray Schalk CaChers Cobb declares the
White of 1919 the best team he played
against Nern Freberger, who learned his baseball
baseman the Detroit American Legion League and
recalled from Flint by Cleveland has been optioned
WlkesB Barre Of the Eastern League Les Mueller
ger pitcher. celebrated his twenythird birthday today
Ie born in Belevle H., where ne still lives Hal
Manders who - AT Knoxville last and is
of the promising Of the younger Tiger hurers
modesty recalls that of the six hits opposing made
against him in 1871 five home short left
field Knoxville Alfred Robertson who has been
riding lance Florida has than LOO
his credit Noscn good 2year-od owned by Charles
T.. Nelson His the name OF his spelled
backward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Harbert Makes Debut in 4-BaII Journey

Chick Harber sensational young Battle Creek paired
with Sammy Byrd the former New York Yankee ball player
the International Four-Ba Golf Tournament TO be played
Miami starting Sunday Thy-two of the top pros of the
invited and Harber playing for the first time
Jimmy Demare is teamed with Lawson Little Gene Sarazen
and Ben Hogan who the last backeted
together Lou Boudreau. in the training camp
Clearwater makes the Indians walk to and from the hotel to
the ball park l5minue hike There Cleveland prac
tees day so the players get plenty Of exercise
Ty Cobbs Son Herschel is operating bottlng plant al
Twin Falls Ida Ty Jr. is studying medicine Charleston
s c., and Howell attending the New Mexico Military Insti
Bill Swift St Paul pitcher working with the Tigers
before reporting al Leesburg, Fla, says Leo Wells
last the best fielding shorstop
Association but that Johnny Pesky with the Red
and Billy Hitchcock up with the Tigers have the chance
making the grade the because hitting
swift thinks Pcsky is almost good Phil Rzzuto"
formerly pitched for the Pirates Charley Fuchs Tiger finger
from Buffalo, thankful he has feet spring He
accidentally poured molten iron them steel
plant North Bergen y. j., worked during the
winter. but he's okay again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Coaches Name
A||-Big 10 Five

CHICAGO March 1 CUP) Al
though Illinois led the Big Ten
basketball race from haC-fall 10
finish. the new champions did not
have monopoly on individual
talent in the league. the annual
United Press all-conference team
selected by a vote OF the coaches
disclosed today.
Topping the halloting. which
placed representatives from five
schools on the first team. was
Andy Phillip. brilliant sophomore
guard Of the championship Him
combination
Voted first string bcrthS along
with Phillip were Johnny KotZ Of
Wisconsin and Forrest Sprowl Of
Purdue a. the forwards. Milt Kuhl
Of Iowa AZ center. and Andy Ilm-
mcr Of Indiana at guard
Chosen for the second team were
Otto Graham of Northwestern and
Ken Ncnke of Illinois at the for
wards. Jim Nandler Of Michigan
At center. and Don Blanken of
Purdue and VIC SieEal Of Iowa at
tho guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Bruins
Rally to
Top Leafs
Nv International News service

The Boston Bruins war shat
tered team had found itself today
following a ) TO 3 verdict over the
Toronto Maple Leafs in Boston
last night. The Leafs got an early
lead but the Bruins scored three
goals in five minutes in the second
period and went ahead 10 victory.
Fighting 10 lift themselves out
Of the cellar in the National
League standings. the Brooklyn
Americans had 10 be satisfied with
a I TO overtime tic with the New
York Rangers. The Americans
piled up 1 10 q lead in tho FIRST
half of the game only 10 lose II
when the Rangers scored three
goals in less than three minutes
and then shot over the ticung
tally.
The deadlock enabled the Amer
leans, however. 10 GO into tie for
sixth place with the Montreal
CanadienS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
williams
May Join
Service

PRINCETON, MINI. March 4
GNS).-Red Sox outfielder Ted
Williams, American League bat.
ting champion, soon may put q
period to all the controversy as
to who asked for his draft defer
ment by enliSting, in the opinion
of A. NJ. Gagen, Princeton hotel
owner.
II can't say for sure. Of course,
the impression he gave me be-
fore he left Princeton Monday
was that he intended to-" Gagen
said
Williams presumably was on his
way 10 join the Red Sox in Sara
sofa. Fla. but Gagen thought he
might stop off en- route and talk
to army or navy officials.
Williams himself had said he
did not ask his draft board for
the deferment given him from Ia
TO ga. 1t. Col j. f. Nelson. Min
neSota director Of Selective service,
apparently spiked this yesterday
with the statement that Williams
must have requested it. for this
was the only way the deferment
could have been given. 4
But within a few hours after
Colonel Nelson's statement, II. w.
Estrem, draft board appeal agent,
in Minneapolis, took issue with
him. saying that he had acted ION
my own hook because l felt / had
the right to-"
Estrem said Williams was "prac-
tically broke" and that he had
spent a lot on medical operations
for his mother, on whose account
the deferment was given. and also
had spent money fixing up her
home
His case was no different.
from any other fellows" the ap-
peal agent declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Life. Hard Times of Rookie SEl0elree

shape Joe has uppod his home
run total 90 II m the past month.
NEW YORK. April II. The
Now York Yankees blasted tho
Boston Rcd SoN in their stadium
opener today a. Joe pINaggio
paced the attack with q home
run and a double In hammcrnC
out IL triumph Herman Shoe
trC>S was sent nm as q pinch hitter
but popped to The pitcher.
CHICAGO May 70 out in
front by five games. the Now
York Yankees today trimmed their
squad 70 make room for an extra
pitcher Herman Shoctrcc who
Int we'll during spring training.
was sent 10 Newark. Joe De
Maggie is keeping mp his .356
average He had three hits today
ST LOUIS. Aug. ! Lon War
noke scored his fourteenth Victory
to-day by banking the Brooklyn
Dodgers. 30 M q thrcc-hlt game.
NEWARK, y. T.. Al. @ Her.
man Shueirec was sent h7ck to
The -Four Fan League today FOR
further seasoning lie hl' .o9i in
IL games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Ulcers Interested in
Report Of Navy Job
for Cochrane
BRIDGES BRIDES, BUT LOSES HOLE

LAKELAND, Fla, March 4.-The Tigers than
interested from Chicago that Mickey Cochrane will
baseball team at the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station Ray Starr. with the Reds at Tampa,
last hurled six shuous for Indianapolis and two
Cincinnati When Mchigans football team captaned
by quarterback it really good Fred Norcross in 1905
1902 Benny Friedman in 1926 and Forest Eva
shevsk in 1910 called the plays for outstanding teams
Next fall il will be George Cethaml.
Walker signed Brooklyn contract calling for
bonus if he plays 90 another bonus if he completes
games, while his straight salary about the
last year Bald Benny Bengough is in line to
place Nick Atrock Washingtons coachcomedan Nick
who suffered broken ankle last spring and has been
right physically plans to call it quits Nick
Sarasota Joe Krkwood predicts that the golf
this will be knee deep in girl caddies
They that Johnny Ray manager Of Billy Conn, deep
hook Mike Jacobs that would take another Joe Louis
bout square the books
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

killed or disabled No one II going
10 bat for an athlete who should be
In the army hut the decision of Uncle
sam should he good enough i'm this
case. says Lloyd.
Charles s Howard OF San Francisco
viii be almost As happy if Market Wise
wins the Widcner al Hialeah Park
Saturday as though his own Midland
scored . The main thing from
Towards viewpoint, is that Chaledon
bc kept from the winning circle
Challedon is becoming a threat 10 the
worlds money Swimming championship.
now held by Towards great ScabScuit
He's fourth on the list with S32i..
$50 as against S437.7 80 for the Biscuit.
Olympia is installing new $4,000
clock with four faces for the timinS
Of all sports events II will even
have dial 10 show how much time
i left for hockey players in the penalty
box It's big enough for man To-
walk around inside As such II
would he perfect place for King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

Roy Culenbne the biggest headache around the Tiger
camp The former Tiger sartoria dream with new
ensemble each day around with nothing do until Mon
day. when the Browns will their beaed training Deand
Fla Moreover Roy has for salary
last year OF old Tigers just scott when
ST. Louis and sneeringy call it pea
nuts" Cullenbne, wild of Borneo off the here
a has become considerable Of golfer
lie beats the ball mile Which reminds that Merv
eagle par 4i0yard hole against Tommy
Bridges birdie the hole match up,
the by which Bridges beat Merv a previous
in Lakeland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

a0CN TO handc The last hockey the between
the Wings and the Black wLs
Cancys tange with Thompson a. the last Hawk game here
was holllng 10 what he the night az Toronto
when he the Hawks 10-nnue misconduct
TO- George Allen while the Leafs drew only two penalties 81.
Allen dubbed Clancy and walked
when the referee explain
throw stick
Friends Of Racing Commissioner Edward Fry he
the continual Column
mere that he ask the should he abandoned
Williams. New World Telegram
MacFhat In Cuba Dodgers hut
nertieR cut when he mentioned that
That was weather Information and the don't
a<tIne ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
FdvOrites Win
In Squash Meet

Tom Moran or the DAG and a
LynaS Of Sidney Hi, two of the
leading contenderS for the state
Class B squash racketS title, were
in the second round today after
victories in straight games at the
RacQuets Club.
Moran defeated Mack Brown
1919. ia, 15-7. while LynaS put
out Ned BardSlcy. DAG. 1914
1871. 15-9 Harry Newman. for
mcr L. of NJ. football acc. lost &c
John DoddS, DAG, 1916, 15-11
I5-lo
Other first round results.
oHvcr Brooks RaeqIots Clur defeat fr
Palmer .Watnns University Cuh jos
ll-lt. Ta-3 1915 49,. Rohe-' Meier
DAG. defeated Brad Walker, Sidne, Hu
ry default Robert ka'rs DAG defea'c.
Mac Mu."'t sidney I'M 1911 T. go
1910 r. y Woodruff DkC defeated =
- STAND sh Pscquets Clsh fu-l5 l,-f2
1910. 1s.li- iI-7. Lou Cruwt0 Er.vc-
st'r cub. defeated Roger Capp DAG
lj-l2. l5.s, lj-ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
lorthrup School Wins
River Rouge Boxing

Northrup School to-day holds the
River Rouge public school box
ing championship after night Of
action IN which fighters weighing
from 81 pounds mp competed.
Lawrence Royals was voted tho
best entrant under 100 pounds and
Clyde Snyder the best over 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
PROFESSIONAL
or the Hook 1svi. VIZ \. Waite,

BoStonanS who burning because Williams was de-
eed suggest the Red Sox should they
protect the young outfeder from commandments
But Lloyd Lewis Chicago editor the blasts Will
amS lot of reckless gabble Lewis out
hard 10 figure how Williams could in
10 guarantee his mothers support
I'm Williams first 1880 a ed
rockies pay He got good raises In 1910 1871 but
with big income taxes establishing
himself and living the income he oppo
lay he he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Fight Results
nv nited Pros.

nv United Press
A. los Angeles Richie Lemos. 134tg.
Los Angeles Knocked out Raw Lunny f3i
san Francisco 80. Genaro Rojo 1851.
fechnIcaIed Jesse James Jackson. 1881
a. Don nd Den ~. Los Angeles drew
with SAMMY Or'z 49, Los Angeles 60
chuck Garcia i}f D. Los Angeles 0uf
pointed Frankie. Arura 1851 Los An
geles O1 pou l.cmos 1872 Los Angeles
oaipninfed Johnny GaHsrcc, 1872. Los
Angeles 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Rad(|iff Arrives
For Conference
With ze||er
Al Benton Reported
Near Contract, York
May Be Weakening
By LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla. Mar. RIP
Radcliffe veteran Tiger outfielder,
in camp but still a holdout, was
to confer with General Manager
Jack Zeller today in an effort 10
adjust salary differences.
Radcliffe came 10 town last night
and was expected 10 don uniform
today.
While Al Benton and Zeller
were reported 10 be nearing a
solution Of the pitchers pay prob
lem. they have not completed a
settlement, Benton. If not the only
player was one Of few 10 get a
pay boost in the Tiger new deal."
but he believed the increase
should have been more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
OTHER HOLDOUTS

Besides Benton and Radcliffe the
holdoutS. as of this morning were
Barney McCOSky Paul Dizzy
Trout, Buck Ncwsom Billy Sulli-
van. Rudy York. Bud Thomas and
Johnny Corsica. York who is re-
ported 10 he weakening. was OK
pected TO reach camp in few
days from his home in Carriers
Vile. Ga.
With shortage OF players IN
Lakeland. a call for help has been
sent TO Jack Tighc. manager Of
Winston-Salcm. 10 bring six pitch
erS and two catchers 10 help get
Steve O'Neill'S Beaumont Export
ers in shape. O'Neill has about Is
players in camp including Johnny
McIIale and Johnny Lipon Detroit
BOYS.
With a cold wind sweeping the
field the Tigers put in a chilly
workout yesterday. The Tigers
have not had one good full day
here since they started training
10 days ago To borrow CALIFORNIA;
famous abb the weather is I'M
usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Basketball Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
" r J g. 50. Jackson J e. "a.
Kansas -. Kansas state %
Westminster 81, puQuesnp "a
Mansfield pa 81. Scranton 80.
CALVIN So Ferris 81
Hone So Kalamazoo g.
Wooster 80 MuskinEun 4s.
PROFESSIONAL
Detroit Eagles -. Auto Club %.
- y Renaissance 30. Toledo 80.
Globe Trptters 81. Cei'ics 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
SCRUB GAMES DELAYED

As a result Del Baker has been
delayed IN getting the Tiger scrub
games under way. He now plans
10 start thcSessffaHS Friday with
Merv Shea plotting one club and
Charley GehrlnGer the other. The
delay was acceptable 10 GehrlnGer,
who il recovering from severe
attack Of blisterS on the right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RFstIT
ToNoRROwS GAMES

LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS
BROOKLYN New York 4 toyertlruey.
BOSTON $. Toronto 3.
TOMORROW GAMES
New YORK A. DETROIT
Chicago A. BROOKLYN.
Montreal a. Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
KASPERIK GETS HOT

Four players failed to show up.
and only two of the Original Gel
.tiCs-and we do mean original
took the court They were Hickey
whose 10 points on five field goals
vOuch for his accuracy if not his
agility. and Dave Banks, a Fal.
staff in short pants.
Hickey filed in for the Eagle:
in the closing minutes Of THEN
game when Ed Parry and BuC
jeanette were banished from the
game on fouls. Jerry Bush. who
was TO have arrived here by plane
was grounded in New York anc
couldn't make the trip.
With Lou Kasperk, sharp
shooter from Duquesne in the
lineup. the Eagles didn't miss
Bush kaSperik scored is points
on eight field goals. six of them
coming in the first half. which
ended with Auto Club on the short
end of A 29-S count.
The Autos woke up after the
Continued on Page 19)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BY JACK GUENTHER
nlted Press stan Corrrspondrnt

NEW YORK, March 4 Stop
me If you've heard this one be-
fore:
ORANGtNILLE. Fla. March {
The New York Yankees today
washed their hands of holdout Joe
DlMaGgio. who wants $1,000 more
than his $4,000 Of last year
Meanwhile. Ed Barrow said the
next move must come from Joe
Barrow warmly praised the work
of rookie Herman Shoetree of the
-Four Ear League.
ORANGEVILLE. Fla. March s
Herman Shoctree. fence busting
outfielder from the Four Ear
League, made Manager Joe Nc
Carthy blink today with a spree
of power hitting during the Yam
kee batting practice. ShoetrcC
slapped five balls over the right
wall Joe DiMaggio IS still hold.
ing out.
ORANGENILLE. Fla, March s
The rookie of the year. Her.
man Shoefree, continued his spec.
tacular batting today by smashing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Record Crowd
Of 1O,648 Sees
Card al Olympia
Eagles Top Auto Club,
Rens Trounce Toledo,
Trotters Beat Celtics
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Served with tasty appetizer
and a mcaty main course, Olym-
pia'S initial venture in the pro-
fcSSional basketball triple-headers
today left a record crowd Of
1868 with acute Indigestion and
bad taste in their rou'hs.
II was the largest crowd ever 20
witness a basketball program in
Michigan, but under normal cir
cumStaHccS the feature attraction
wouldn't have attracted the crowd
that attends the average high
school game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LA>TERN nINI>ION

LAST NIGHTS RE>tLTS
Cleveland 3 Hershey ID
TONIGHT'~ CANES
New Haven A. Cleveland
Hershey A. Pittsburgh
IN sfelphis ~ Springfield.
Bufalo A. Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
MAKESHIFT LINEUP

The Detroit Eagles gave a
pretty good indication Of why they
won the 1911 world championship
in whipping Auto Club, AZ TO 33,
lin the opener Of last nights pro-
gram. And the New York Renais-
.sanee five defeated Toledo. 81 10
81, in a game whose score gave
the lie 10 It's excellence of play
But the nightcap. which the
| Harlem Globe TrottcrS took from
the Original New York CelticS
81 10 81, was saved only by the
IlaSt-minute Glowing Of the Negro
team and a first half Skirmish
between Nat Hickey and Ted
Strong that was clipped short
almost at its inception.
The Globe fTOtterS. 1910 world
champs. are a good team, but they
couldn't be expected to play their
finest ball against a makeshift
team. And makeshift il was, for
three Of its members, Jake Ahearn
Bud Jeanette and Nat Hickey. had
already played with the Eagles IT
the first game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

seven doubles in a club game at
tho Yankee Camp Joe Mccarthy
SAID Shoctreo might prove another
DIMagCio No word has been re-
ccivcd from the real Joe. a hold
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

Follow HNpe Igoe'S stories Of
the 20 greatest fights he's Secn-
daily i'm The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
and. don't think 7 didn't

surfer. GchTingcr confessed
30 prove y. the new Tiger coach
pulled off glove and revealed
four ugly spots decorated with
iodine or orange blossom perfume
or something.
Dixie Parsons. who is battling
for A CatcherS berth with the
Tigers this year, IN practice yes
tcrday banged out two home runs
on consecutive pitches, duplicating
A feat ne achieved A couple of day :
before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

while the terrific Herman Shoe
tree. DiMagCio'S rival for the out
field post. sent Lon Warnckc into
further oblivion by whipping ST
Louis single handed. 5-2.
FLAMINGO GROVE. Fla.
March rs Herman ShoCtrcc out
Shonc tho great Joe DiMacgio IN
their first Joint appearance with
the Yankees today. Shoctrce hit
four singles while Joe collected
only 4 double and three walks
New York lost the exhibition game
to Brooklyn, 3D..
COCOANUT COURT. Fla.
March 27-Tho Yankees scored
their nineteenth spring training
victory today as Joe DiAlaCgio hit
a single and two doubles and beat
the pills. 10 Herman Shootrce $
99S average has dropped 10 65i
and DINlaCCio has won the center.
field berth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga
April L. Spring training ended
for the New York Yankees Ed
Barrow said the team was fresh
for tho 1912 pennant race and that
Joe DiMaEgio never was In better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONALD

Roy CuIIenbine. Dressed
FIJI TO KILL | o a { S
While Detroit Works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

PALM HAMLET Fla March
Il. Joe DiNlaCEio signed his con-
tract today with The Yankees.
Terms were not disclosed but hoe
repeatedly received $1,000. an IN.
crease OF $500 over 1871. Mean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

LEMONSRURG. Fla. March 10.
Sensational Herman Shoctrcc
landed aS a successor 10 Babe
Ruth in the Yankee outhcld hit
seven home runs off Lon Warnckc
today as tho Yankees whipped ST
Louis. 30, in an exhibition. The
press box believes Warncke is all
washed up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

GRAPEFRUITOWN. Fla.
March IL Joe Mccarthy who
rarely praises anything. said today
that Herman Shoctrce was the
Yankee regular centcrfcldcr this
season Shoctuec. now biting 99S
in the citrus circuit. Viii replace
holdout Joe DiNagClo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

Continued on Page 1877
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-15
Yesler Terrace Is
American Too

Let no one say to you there is
any trace of discrimination in
housing occupants in Yesler Ter
race.
Long before applications were
received for homes in Yesler Ter
race, Mr.. Jessie Epstein, Seattle
housing authority executive, as
sured the Northwest Enterprise
there positively would be no dis
elimination. There is none. Mr..
Epstein and his success in Yesler
Way Terrace is a pattern for the
nation.
1t is being beautifully terraced,
Astounding in flowers and shrub
berry of all colors, perfectly match
ing the color scheme of the occu-
pants, white roses, red, yellow,
dark roses representing all races,
save Chinese and Evacuees.
True some of both races have
been ordered to vacate the Yesler
Terrace for disobedience of rules
Red lights and all night orgies
are strictly forbidden. Disobed-
fence of these rules means your
exit and we don't mean maybe.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-15
Just To Remind You: Anew Day Is
Dawning For Negroes In Seattle
Boeing ANU Join
American Cavalcade

National Defense Industries are
fast lowering their bars against
Negroes.
The Boeing Aircraft Company
and the A. M. u. Union No. 751
which closed their doors to Christ
because of his COLOR and allowed
no Negro to enter, have finally
joined the cavalcade of Americ-
ans and opened their doors to
all without regard to race, creed.
or color. Today we salute Misses
FOlorence Spearman and Theo
Clark, stenographers. And believe
it or not, Mrs. Dorothy West Will
liams, the first race woman, or
man is now a full Pledged mem
Der of A. M. u. no. 751, and en-
ployed by the Boeing Aircraft
Company as a machinist.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-15
Day Is Dawning

Slowly but surely Negroes are
being integrated in all avenues of
employment.
America is slowly but surely
closing ranks. When we convince
the world that we mean business
we are going to win this war
by uniting all our forces.
Germans & Italians with whom
we are a war hold high positions
where our war can be sabotaged,
while Negroes are trying to force
their way in the army.
Today industry is calling Negroes
into defense works, even though
it may be from necessity. Loyal
Americans look upon labor bars
as sheer nonsense and are demand
ing their removal. And loyal AM
orleans are being heard.
It is they who may yet create
for us hundred Dorie Millers in
the Navy and a hundred Robert
Brooks in the army.
Day is dawning.