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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Publication Reveals Ala.
Racial Hate CAMPAIGN

races working under them. When
the union came, company officials
allowed only Negro men to work
under Negro foremen.
Ball said: There is one thing
/ won't do. work a white man I'M
der a Negro"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

HAAONCo OlIly NG21O IIltll W WbIk
under Negro foremen.
Ball said: There is one thing
1 won't do. work white man UNI
der a Negro"
NETTING CHARGED
E. NJ Thompson, assistant gen.
eral manager of the RSC. was
accused of melting white non-un-
ionistS against his Negro employees
by maintaining pistol-carrying
auxiliary police force at the mines.
Union leaders reported that af-
fidavitS on statements and activi-
ties of the directors of the race
hate campaign are being submit
ted to the F'BI, the National Labor
Relations board, and the War La
Dor board
The News Digest, sharply crit
iciSed Dixon for his fascist dog
trires and policeG declaring THAI
if the governor is not checked, his
campaign against Negroes will ex-
tend to movement against
Catholics, Jews, labor and other
minority groups, split the nation,
and lose the war
JUSTICE Is ASKED
"Our position" stated the paper,
lis that 80 per cent of the people
in the United States are white and
10 per cent are colored, and this go
per cent should be able to give
Justice to the 10 per cent, get JUS
tice for itself, and live with them
in peace and harmony.
"Our position is that the use of
manpower. white, black, red. yellow
or any other color race or creed is
a war problem and not a racial or
social problem, and that if the
white people Of the United States
are half as just, as charitable, as
law abiding and as Christian as
they should be, they can find ways
and means of using all our man
power, black as well as white. to
the best possible advantage toward
winning the war
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
STORY OF BROWN VISIT

The story goes that early tn
summer, a visit was made
Evening star., 1942-07-17

When cancellins an advertisement
retain cancellation number which IL
invariably given at the time order
TO discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
In case Of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
(Cnnttnued

large selection of new Domestic and White
machines and used Singers of all types on
sale at low prices. Cash or terms. Also
Republic 1890, The Piano Shop. 1015
~ cf
Evening star., 1942-07-17
HELP WoMEN.
(Continued.)
LAUNDRY
WAITRESS NEEDED.
Markers and assorters. experienced.

WAITRESS NEEDED.
We need a waitress, experienced in the
service Of both ffood, and liquors. Must
and not afraid to work. A waitress with
these qualifications can average between
$40 ana Sf5 per week. This is the finest
restaurant in this section of the city. APP
ply Burton's Restaurant, 1419 Irving st,
NV. Floa terS please do not apply, and
no phone calls. please.
SECRETARY AND TYPISTS,
Experienced and CAPABLE, for defense con-
Struction project in southern Maryland.
Excellent salary. Give experience and
earnings Write Box 41sJ, Star.
SHOPPER S FOR TAIL
STORES SERVICE, WOMEN, 81
IS, NO EXPERIENCE NECES-
SARY, $40 WEEKLY. ADVANCE
MENT: FREE TO TRAVEL. 523
EVENING STAR BLDG.
BOOKKEEPER for well-known
retail clothing establishment; !;
excellent opportunity; must be
experienced in double entry;
knowledge of retail method pre-
ferred. Reply stating particu-
lars Of previous employment
during past years and reasons
for leaving and salary desired.
Box 304-L, Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

"I9AELGtAIS6S0S ESN SSeS'
ANDRoNs, logs and, screen, made of fine
Wedgewood, one Dresden tea, set: Limoges
and cid u glassware ~ Gertrude s. E.rk'
ATe eoptey ANP Pnsfssd oos FANS N local. s s5ss
Fpes snsnfeTns sdTes HNE NA mG?STS aso
fsn h1ase at 'HS fexest s4ae prices up grrEcTRc Eog
MENT co. Harris Armature Coz l34a
BAKERS AND CANDY EQUIPMENT
ali equipment bakers roller rack apple
eontrol osatfel Il psn te new; York 5-ton aircondis
ane plate sass {she eases special b4iit Rsl
resister, nsssdt ic to $500. 1873 B St. Sc.
BEAUTY PARLoR EQUIPMENT, complete
shoD sFc 1s67 a57efs ST. steamer n% ME- sosi 9
SIS: I5iVoi cor Cabinet ise., S55; iee, din set
s65; sofa, s37, 50: ANTIQUE schst chest drawers, drawers
Studios. 3520 Conn, Apt. 21. WO. 1869.
SadNN GOOD eondition,, $500 Kirkside drive
BEDROOM; pom rugs; @ oqe; cha chars sec. boSk7 ok
DO MOVING. Fdelman, 1908 Georgia ave-
BEDROOM. SUITE, walnut large dresser.
vanity, bed with coil springs. two chairs;
BED. hospital bed. 3 months old s45.
a3a7.
BEDS, roll-away type: coil springs: full
size; on display at 1724 st. NV. or phone
ME 1862,
7IGU1I = L-,,Ir ri,o &C ,or, +jras ToI
As pm. jackson 1553-W
BRICK, LUMBER PLUMBING MATERIALS
bargain prices from big wrecking Jobs
Largest stock of used material in Wash
Now wrecking 2 big jobs--5 city blocks
for the widening Of 1ndependence ave; sw
Navy Yard Sc. and the National Hotel
9Th and Pa, ave: NV.
ThI mfssgia yards oelRs Were hfHiee Il IS
conditioned and neatly arranged for easy
Save 3 ways-save time, save effort.
save money--by coming to any of our
4 yards; Foundation to Roof at Rock
HEcHINGER co, Used Material Dept,
1925 Ga. Ave NV 1905 Nichols AYE. Sc.
CADILLAC MOTOR for sale Complete; less IS
good shape. small cylinder crack. Call
Mr.: Reed. National 7540.
CAMERA, new Eastman medanSt' stIIoi
synch., adapter back, film pack holder.
MA. $500. -
CAMERA, B. & J. Watson miniature, press,
2l.X314 with 6 holders; practically brand.
new: suitable lens; $40. Oxford 29l3.
CAMERA, Revere movie smm, t2,5 lens;
telephoto lens f3.5 for 500. 616 S.
Highland St, Arlington. Virginia. Phone
OK 05S0. --
CASH REGISTER AND WATER COOLER.
National register and Frigidaire cooler,
both in perfect condition. Will sell Tor
best offer Apply 141a Irving ST. nv.
COUNTER TOP, mahogany. attractive for
sale 81" wide, II long: only Sl7; 30.
Apply 134l Conn. ave. NV, Room 202,
DIAMOND, . carats, perfect, set in dia-
mond and platinum mounting; S4sh., 20
carat diamond, set in diamond and platl-
mum mounting. very hvelv gem, sass;
ss-carat diamond, perfect, white. American
cut, S235. Arthur Markell p1S F st. NV,
Suite 301-S.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
HELP MEN.

ATTENDANTS. for gas station and me.
chanic's helpers, with D. c. driving per
NIT: See Mr.. Harwood, CALL CARL
INC. 6l4 II st n W
Evening star., 1942-07-17

Westinghouse, shockproof, for sale or rent
in present office location with all acces-
SORES. dark room. etc. Box 379-L, Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
: :
QUAINT ACRES.

Opening for the season. Saturday, July
ilth. Homegrown vegetables in variety,
1euies, honey. peaches, grapes, apples and
sweet cider in season. Silver Spring, Coles
vile pike, r. %. only 5 miles south Of
District. Shepherd $50
Evening star., 1942-07-17

TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 5716 18th
NV. GE SS3 Underwoods, 81 IS mo-, 4
mos. in adv, S5.55; no del. 81 add. dep.
TYPEWRITER, Royal factory rebuilt.
Emerson 1913
Evening star., 1942-07-17
HELP MEN & WoMEN,

COMPETENT COUPLE wanted, white or
colored. cook and hous ework, Adirondack
private camp. TRANSFORMATION. cool, COM
Portable quarters, good nay. Reply. refer
enceS, Box soc, Star, or telephone co.
1000 Apartment GOOD IL
COOKS HELPER, man or woman; must
have restaurant exper Steady Job. Good
pay, Topper Restaurant, 900 Goth st. NV
EDITORIAL. ASSISTANT. preferably male.
young, draft deferred, college education.
magazine or newspaper experience, knowl-
edge of law and Government news sources
helpful: permanent staff position at lib
oral salary according to BACKGROUND. Box
377-M, Star.
FARMER AND WIFE. general farm and
cleanup work near Alexs ndria, Virginia
Write or phone for appt, M J. Waple,
Alexandria, Vireinia, r. F. D. No. 3.
Alexandria 0f29.
GHOST WRITER, expel fenced Apply
lll5 10th st. NV, Bob Barton.
WANTED, man or woman, experienced in
kitchen work, some knowl5 dge of cooking
large guest house. MI. sd 90.
JANITOR AND WIFE. COLORED
Group of Northeast blda s. Must know
Stoker operation and be generally handy
We provide a helper. dCarte RS and $50 per
month. Bring references with you Apply
and m. today
-BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
700 Eve St NV Me 1880
Evening star., 1942-07-17

TRACTORS. new and used, on rubber and
steel, ano all farm equipment. FAILS
Church 2l90. 1as
Evening star., 1942-07-17

| TABLETOP GAS RANGE, like new; reason
| able. Alex. 1884. 125 Belvoir, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
SALESMEN,

| statesmen, rugs and catpets. Salary.
Call HO 5000
Evening star., 1942-07-17

TYPEWRITERS, fap: SglcK Isss6sa gsDf1s. 81.
Rentals, all makes, better machines. few
hundred Visit OFFICE MACHINE CORP.
Bond Bldg, cor. 14th & N Y. ave. RE. 2S2S
Evening star., 1942-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WITNESS OR WITNESSES OF AN ACCT-
cent that involved streetcsr and Buick
sedan, Penna. license o967E, at Conn. ave
and ST.. at approximately $40 pm.
saturday. July 11th, phone Adams 1859
between z and pm.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oeotS contracted by any one other than
myself JOHN H. WIST, 215 37th st. Sc,
Washlngton. D. C. 10"
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. KENNETH c. HARDWOOD, 1905 39th
Evening star., 1942-07-17
HELP MEN.

Experienced on silks and woolens; got
pay for capable worker Apply The RubeI
stein Co. 1920 23rd st NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

Interna tional Correspondence Schools in
We Wsshineton, D c, Alexandria. Va. and
adjacent territory. COMPENSATION attrac-
tive commission contract with weekly
drawing account and euarantee. Sales
experience helpful but not essential Must
own automobile and be able to furnish Al
character references Position is perma =
rent and with unusual advancement oppor-
tunittes For personal interview telephone
NJ Long NE S166.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Buildings
Big Decline:

Raleigh. Aug.
ms restrictions
heavy hand ON
l.y. arIy rIn.
,@'.Hl building
,@c - largest ,
g.. cent below :
The estimated
ne larger elite,
Commissioner r,
with the total IN,
!ur al. types ui ;
s.TuCtIuu
Falling off 3& &
ltnu total. the
c.udcd .463
atoms and rena
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

"vs.drnCcS.
Stafford said i46 permits We're is
,l.vd.
WinSton-Salenr, with S86..Ol. top
ped the cities. Durham WAS second.
mCpurting S73.700. and Fayetteville
Was third with S57.265
The smaller towns reported only
>i5.919 spent for construction dur
.IG the month. and but S535 Of that
tOr non-reSidential work. Forest
CITY led the towns. issuing permits
tor S3,450, and Southern Pines and
Eicnton were second and third re-
>pcCiiVely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

Look about your home To-Day and
get up all "our scrap to help beat
The Axis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

est contemporaries seaman.
Id like tO be with he fellows
who handle the surS." said the quiet
Fonda.
Twentieth Ccutury-FoX studio
publicity men said they were en-
tircly unaware that their star plan-
ned 10 enlist. Fonda is married and
has three children. Peter ,: Jane
/ and Frances 10.
Washington. Aug. 25.-(AP)-Ty-
rene Power, %, Hollywood movie
star, got 4 bit fused yesterday over
i scene he had never done before
taking the oath as 4 private III the
United States Marines.
AS movie camera men called out
instructions and aS reporters showed
abUu; for Il vantage spot in an office
III the headquarters oi he Marine
Corps. Power took out his hand
kerch!ci moppcd his forehead. his
hands.
You aren't camera shy. ar" YOU.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

e CITIZENS Oh America re- scrap steel uncovered proptIv
ond at the production the full rate of no+;s
ogram can bog down for lack
eel and other vital ond 80 80 w e
Al peaeene scrap pro- is counting cannot be produced
I |o VI 'e I'd" ma We can be thankful that there is
y. -. enough Scrap in this country to see
1t may be rusty old Scrap to us thoueh-Sc1an
u but 1T is actually refined
with most impurities removed 1t all depend. On ,,o .
uie seee nais TINS precious and turn it in.
crap is remeted with pig iron T. % .h .. .z
produce the steel which goes uIU e''es treasure
% machines of war. ~ All history appoint your
MANY steel furnaces are , self committee of search
I'M hand to mouth Oth your attic, basement and
ed with shutting down AT5 your garage barnyard, your
Eat mountains Of reserve scrap -, y. your store.
them through fall and inen give your pile to charity
inter- months or collection agency-or sell it to
Steel nrod,ct;o, ho. Junk dealer. The Junk which YOU
UPl America ia no [ collect is bought by industry from
as much steel all the ~ ueas at established,
world combined But eneht controlled prices
st 100000 additional tons of Throv vous .... -. A.. 49,
0W TO TURN IT IN-,u..,... .,.
"so's" ee"eee" point
o.
ADQUARTERS LOCAL SALVAGE COAJMTTrrE m.n' sse's'
Local Committee Members
80 . Al B. Wester for Vance County
INDUSTRY b. p. Terrell, Inn. Scouts
Ss.ra Syhr. I'M VII INDUSTRY T. W. Ellis, Publicity
. - - e '""''"S W. Sanders Rural Chm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
STATE NYA OFFICE
CLOSES SEPTEMBER |

Raleigh. Aug. 25.-(Apl-S,a,c
headquarters 81 the National Youth
Administration will be closed ON
September |. Acting Administrator
Warren Davis Jr.. said today.
Davis II be promoted 10 the
regional administrative staff wifi
headquarters i'll CharIr>t ton. ". Va.
and other members al the office force,
Will be absorbed by various "mas-
ter projects now operating m North
Carolina.
Buy Victory Bonds md c.on,n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

Tyrone? friend, Commander John
Bergen of the Navy. called rrnm
the SidclineS.
Well. replied the movie s,or
I've never done this scene be.
fore"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
TWO SCREEN STARS
JOIN ARMED FORCES

Los Angeles. Aug. D. (AP) -
Without one bit vi ballyhoo. Henri:
Fonda. 37-ycar-uld film star. enlisted
in the Navy Yesterday i in its low
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
HERE'S MORE BOUT
Solomons' Battle

n this connection that : strong
enemy naval force earlier this
week vas IN action some 100 miles
northeast Of Guadalca1al and
might be preparing to strike at
other American bases in the
Pacific
Although Knox said suggestions
along this line were pure speeu-
lation" he added enemy units could
attack anywhere
The marines and soldiers on
Guadaleanal have withstood two
attacks. including two abortive
break-throughs. in a week Of spo-
radio fighting. But in recent days.
ground activity largely has been
confined to small patrol skir-
mishes.
II was zhat situation. plus
withdrawal of the enemy fleet,
that moved Knox 20 tell re-
porters that the first round
of the solomons battle II over
and they're waiting for the
second round TO start
Asked how the Americans had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
More Interest in Measures
On Ballot Than Candidates

the southeast district and ths
race between Democrat c. c. Dit
and Wait Koran in the fifth dis
tr1ct vas believed nip and tuck.
Interest in the other congress
sional races vas At \ low ebb. with
Democrats given the edge because
Of heavier party voting IN the pri-
mary.
Congressman Martin r.
smith In the third district ran
into personal financial trouble
when he came hack from
Washington. ID. c. to cam
pairn against Republican Fred
Norman.
An old 1910 debt owed 3
Grays Hsrbor laborer was resur-
rected in court and Smith was
asked to explain wh yhe had not
paid II. When IN Judgment was
handed down against him In 1881
II was revealed he had no prop
erty in this state which could ID
attached to meet the debt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

waters for merchantmen. or they
have driven the undersea craft of
TO other waters.
Every one Of the vessels in the
convoy that I accompanied aboard
this warship arrived safely and
on schedule. Not one was attack
ed. and II IL probable that no
enemy submarine was within hun
dreds OF miles OF our course. 50
well have the navy's ships and
planes secured these seas.
VIGILANCE UNRELAxING
However. day and night. the
navy's vigilance never was relaxed
for . moment. and on . few occa-
mons during the voyage the war;
ships went into prompt action on
indication that submarines were
lurking or moving In our vicinity.
The complex and secret listening
devices pick up all sounds. and on
occasions the sound that brings
the vessel into action In made by
. whale. q school OF large fish. or
even = freak rip current beneath
the surface. But the navy takes
no chances. Instantly gongs sound
general quarters" and the crew.
wearing helmets and life preserv-
ers spring to their battle stations.
The ship surges to full speed
and swcrves around to a course
calculated 10 bring II over the sus-
pected object At the correct in
slant. depth charges roll over the
stern. and ''K-guns" huri other
"cans'' over each side. forming a
scientific pattern. The warship
moves back and forth over a geo.
metrically calculated course and
the sea In blasted by explosion In
an attack no submarine would be
likely to weather.
There was q time when. after
depth charge attacks. Axis sub
marine commanders blew oil and
jetsam out Of their torpedo tubes
for the purpose of misleading the
attacker to believe that the sub
marine had been destroyed, but
this ruse no longer works a. at
lacks are continued until II Ii
believed certain that no submarine
could survive.
Because of this Axis ruse. the
appearance Of oil slicks and
wreckags on the surface after an
attack u not considered proof that
q submarine has been sunk. One
navy antisub expert said:
You practically have to come
back with the sub captain before
you're credited with . sinking"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Ford Tire Plant
Goinq 10 Russia

NAsHTSGT0S-Ruhher Direc-
tor william =. letters announced
completion Of negotiations for the
sale Of the Ford Motor Co. tire
manufacturing plant II Detroit to
the government for shipment 10
Russia
he said the equipment Is sx-
pected 70 produce annually i.ooo,-
600 or more tires OF Russian d.
mansions.
LETTERS praised the Ford Motor
Co. for its prompt action in offer
ing the plant for sale in response
to his request. He said it Is one
Of the most modern tire factories
In the country. but has not been
in operation recently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
|FBI Men Arrest
F afher' Riker

SAN FRANCISCO - Father
William E. Riker. es-year-old Lead
er q the Holy City. Cal. religious
colony. who sllegedly regarded
Adolf Hitler ~ : second Martin
Luther" was IN custody Of FBI
agents Friday On = secret federal
indictment charging him with sedi-
ton.
Federal agents took the bearded
patriarch" into custody Thursday
at his 23-year-old cuitist commu-
nifty in the Santa Cruz mountains.
FBT Regional Director Nat J. L.
Pieper announced.
Riker. self-styled wise man Of
the Far West" was charged IN the
indictment with interfering with
the morale Of the armed forces
Of the United States" and attempt
ing to cause characterization and
disloyalty." Pieper said
The indictment charged Riker
with sedftious statements in both
oral and written propaganda.
Pieper revealed Riker had been
under investigation for some time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

Jared ION points" he replied:
We are still in Guadalcanal,
occupying every inch of ground we
ever controlled. We are in COM
plete control Of the situation on
Guadalcanal-as complete as We
ever were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

The dcstroyers and fast 175-foot
PC-boats that guard these con-
voys. supplemented BY w.de-rang-
ing aerial patrols. have destroyed
the Axis submarine packs that for
q time made the Caribbean proba-
bly, the worlds most dangerous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
On U. $. DESTROYER m CARIBBEAN
Ships Bearing Military
Supplies Getting Through
To Panama, Canal Zone Now

NJ ERODE BuRSHAM
Unied Press Writer

ABOARD A UNITED STATES DESTROYER AT SEA
IN THE CARIBBEAN-Ships laden with military supplies
and civilian necessities consigned to Panama and the Canal
Zone coming through again in safety under the pro-
lection Of the navy's convoy system
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

CONTINUED from Page One1
the Republican party. and DIT.
Francis Townsend. uho saw the
initiative - = threat 10 present
pensions.
The governor favored Refer
endum =. increasing pay
meuts 10 injured workmen-
Other measures to be voted On
Tuesday include the usual 20
mill tan limit referendum. two
bills taking control of grand
Juries from prosecuting attor-
neys and . state income tar
constitutional amendment
The Republican party hoped 10
carry off two of Washington's six
congressional seats In the No
veTnber polls. cracking the 10
year monopoly Democrats have
had. Hal Holmes, Ellensburg pro-
fessor. was given heavy odds to
defeat incumbent Knute Hill IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

by both the FIJI and military au-
thorities.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
Employed At Store

Mrs. Josephine Cuulsey is now employed at The Cub.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
White Elephants Being Sought

It is requested that anyone willing to give small articles from the home, which may be acceptable in any way to ano- ther, please leave them at the school or send them by any Girl Scout. The articles will be used in the White Elephant" booth at the Benefit Dance & Bazaar to be held October 27 at Blinn's hall.
 The Girl Scouts will have charge of a homemade candy sale at the Bazaar, to raise 8 fund to carry on Red Cross work. It is requested that anyone will ing to make candy for the sale send it by any member of the Girl Scouts troops.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
Officers Give Dance

The Officers of the Naval Air Station gave dance Friday, Oct. g and women present were given fresh corsages of aster and gladiolus
 Town guests included MT. and Mrs. Merrill Coon, MT. and Mrs. Max Peabody, Mrs. Chaffee Hall, Jr., Mrs. Glen Mann and Miss Christina Oslin.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
COMIN & COIN


 The following outgoing passen- gers were reported by Alaska Star Alrlines this week:
 Glen Kinsley, The ma Lowry, John Gunderson, George Buch- anan, Robert Bainfeld, A. G.. Trotter, Mrs. Ray Dell, W. J. Mcdonnell, Shirley Goodwin, Alfred Black, Ed Weiner, Frank McQueary, Anglo Mendes, AL fred Lnnd, R E. Omstead, Matt Matt D. Keeleker, Ed Halliman, John Piana.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
More knitters Are Needed

The Red Cross held a meeting at the Griffin Memorial hospital on Tuesday, at which Mrs. Mer- Til Coon presided The president urged all women interested in knitting to attend the meetings, which are held weekly, as a lot of yarn and an ample supply of needles are on hand.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
Dinner Held

The Wayfarer's Club held a dinner Tuesday evening at the Baptist chnrch with about 75 at tending Tho Women's Society of the church served the dinner.
 It. Lou Schlon was toastmas- ter and a very interesting pro gram was given,
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
Soldier Dinners

The Women's Society of che Community Baptist church are serving dinner every Sunday evening in the basement of the church for all soldiers.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-17
Added To Staff

Mrs. Myrtle Hildebrand is now employed in the alteration department at the w. J. Erskine & Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
MARTIN NEAR K. o.,
 WINS N. E. GROWN

Boston, Oct. 31.-UP)-Georgie Martin of Boston is New England's new welterweight champion in the eyes of the Massachusetts state box ing commission:
 That body recognized him as such today following 12-round bout in which he won a split decision over Ralph zaneln of Providence, R. l., before 3840 fans at Boston Arena last night.
 Thus, Martin succeeds Mike Kap- Ian of Roxbury, who retired as New England welter champion six weeks ago.
 zanelli had Martin in trouble in the 11th and seemed about to score a knockout, but Martin weathered the round and came back strong to win the 18th.
 Martin weighed l46 3-4 and ZanelE 145.
 In the semi-final. Alfred (Red) Priest, l56 Cambridge, knocked out Jimmy Williams, 150, New York in the fourth round of a scheduled eight-rounder.