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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
SHAKESPEARE
CONTEST POPULAR

Will the vivacious, energetic,
zestful Miss Margaret Goolsby,
or will the dignified, well-poised
dependable Miss Izetta Spearman
win the coveted award in the
SHAKESPEARE contest? This is the
question uppermost in the minds
of the First A. M. E. Sunday
school members as the contest
goes into it's third week with
Miss Goolsby leading by 10000.
Miss Goolsby heads the Reds
with $4,000 points and Miss
Spearman heads the Blues with
10000. Is this a race between
the Hare and the Turtoise? Will
the results be the same. Miss
Goolsby says 81 will show you
how that fictional race should
have ended" Miss Spearman
says: Just as in the days of
old, so it will be now, l shall
vim this race. Just watch me
Sunday. That 10000 lead is
no more than two and one-half
members. Watch the Blues!"
Thus the Sunday school is
gaining new members and in
creasing in interest. New classes
are being formed to take care of |
the increase in membership. New |
equipment is being added, and
enthusiasm is running high. Come
put next Sunday at $3.50 and take
part in this absorbing contest.
Help your side to win by bring
ng in new members. The con-
est ends December -. Who will
De the winner? }
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17

readers be moved TO eonseerate
their lives to God. as we have
they will receive all the informa-
ton desired by writing to Rev.
Mother Superior, Oblate Sisters
of Providence. st. Francis Con-
vent. sol e. Chase ST., Balti-
more, Md.
Entrance to our academy does
not require one TO be a protested
Catholic"
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Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church


Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church
12O 21st Avenue
Pastor Rev. +. w. Penick, ID. ID.
25O2 Goth Avenue South
Church Pone East 100
Res. Phone Prospect 1920
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship HOO a. m.
Evening Worship 500 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer Service. Wed
nesday evening 500 O'Clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
LIST and Bird Wednesday afternoon
$3.50.
Missionary Day. 3rd Sunday
afternoon o'clock.
The public is invited to all SER
vices.
Ebenezer A.M.1s. ZION Church
2Srd and E. Olive st.
Rev. Frederick Blythewood,
Pastor
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
1900 a. m.-Sermon.
400 p. m.-Vesper Hour.
500 p. m.-Sermon.
Wednesday, 500 p. m.-Prayer
service.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17

cooperation; Bruce Rowell told
the audience about the proposed
program for this fall and winter:
Carl Holifield gave a very re-
r,arkable address on THE Vaule
nj the Y.M.C.A. to the Commu-
nifty"
Marion Jenkins and Leslie
Wheeler gave instrumental nuni-
beers. Don Brown, president of
the Junior Torch Y Club per-
formed a stunt, and w. N. Banks
gave the benedietion.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17

Full Gospel PentecostaI Temple
10th q Il. Fir
Bishop e. +. Morris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
worship IL a. m. Bible Glass p.
m. Evening service p. m. Evan
gelistie services Tuesday p. M,
Elder and Sister f. J. Adams in
charge. Thursdays p. m, Elder
and Sister ]. II. Young in charge.
You are invited to attend these
services a hearty welcome awaits
you.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
LADIES ADMITTED FREE

Savoy Community Center man.
ayers will admit all ladies free,
Tuesday evenings from $50 to
0:15. Al Pierre and his 8 Kings
of Rhythm entertain.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
EAST MADISON
BRANCH Y. M. c. A.
MEMBERS GET TOGETHER

The members get-together
which was held on Monday, No
yember Sth, was a grand success
from the standpoint of program
content. p. S. Barnett was the
master of ceremonies; Mr.. ]. t.
Clayton gave the invocation:
group singing was led by John ].
Clayton; Miss Idell Vertner gave
a very fine address on Y.W.-Y.M.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
CRAFT CLASS TO BEGIN

Beginning on Thursday, No
vember IS, at p. M, a Craft
class will begin at the East
Madison Y.M.C.A. under the di-
rection of Kenneth Stovall. All
boys who are interested in MAX
ing useful articles are asked to
join the class. The only cost
will be for materials used.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17

Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John II. Harris. Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. M; II a. m. Morning Worship;
6 D. m. Yaang Peep e: Z 30 D. m.
Evening Worship.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call,
Afr. A merfc an, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Digest,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine McCraven. Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
7O4 Goth Ave. Phone PR
oo92, Seattle, Wash.
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Mount Zion Baptist
1894 10Th Aveiue
Prospect O444

Rev. Benz. DhVIs, FhstOF
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
IL and 8: Christian Bndeavor, 7
D. M; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday, s o'cHck.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
SO HELP nile
BY JOE STATION

Once upon a time a guy with
peg leg worked for a farmer
who raised turkeys. 1t was hard
for him to get around and he
was inclined to be bit lazy, too.
So he quit. Just before the holt
days the mans funds got low so
he decided to borrow a few of his
ex-employer's turkeys, sell them
and get some spirits.
He planned everything out to
'"T' and set out one night. The
watch dog remembered him ana
didn't bark; the turkeys remenf-
bered him and after a brief prop
uganda speech to them he got
few to follow him off. The turks
were sold down the river and the
guy got his "corn squeezings"
for the holidays.
The next day the farmer got
the law and came straight to the
thief's house and had him
pinched. OF course he couldn't
figure out how the farmer got
wise, so he demanded the farmer
and police take him to the ranch
so he could prove his innocence.
He might have been able to do
so had it not showed the day be-
fore his dastardly deed.
The party arrived at the scene
of the crime and, sure enough,
there were footprints left by the
culprit Naturally, the guy says
it couldn't have been him be-
cause he had only one shoe be-
ing a cripple. The cop told him
to keep moving and follow the
tracks. AS the party moved
ahead, one shoe print kept get
ting out killer with the other one
till finally the print was back |
ward and the other still normal. |
Then the guy tried to die. He
finally realized the shoe he had |
tied to his peg leg had gotten
loose and turned around.
If this is not true. ask Bro.
Marshall.
+
Last Sundays meeting culmin-
ated in something for sure. 1t
plainly showed everybody black
and white, that there is no one
man or woman authorized to
represent you and me- It showed
everybody that there never has
been any one person authorized
10 represent us. 1t showed we
are tired of two or three people
who never mixed with the rank
md file, always trying to tell
'thers what you and l like,
want or should have. 1t showed
We are tired (period).
With a committee of 26 peo-
lie there should be something ac-
omplished worth while. There
hould be enough honest ones too
N the staff to see that all Quis-
ings are throtteled and exposed.
shall watch and help all can
nd blast anything that even has =
he slightest odor of a week old
cad fish. And you know I'll t
o it. e
Let's buckle down and do o
now Good luck =
T.
Can you imagin Don Gate II
Tood threatening to call the law y
ecause a little paper boy didn't ="
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SEATTLE


First A. NJ. Il. Church
Between Pike and Pine. 14th Ave.
DIR. l.. II. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school. 9:45. Preaching
II and 8; Christian Endeavor. 7
D. M; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday. 3 o'click.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
NOTICE =

All members of the Committee
of Management are asked to at.
tend a very important meeticg
on Thursday, November IS. at
$500 p. m, at the East Madison
Y.M.C.A.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-11-17

2 acres garden soil on
highway between Seattle
Tacoma. $50 down, $500
a month.
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Can you imagin Don Gate
wood threatening to call the law
because a little paper boy didn't
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
v Stalingradu otviraji skoly IA
pomoci naroda.

Moskva. = Osvobozeny Sta
lingrad povstava re zsutin. E.
picka obrana m6sta prot Hit
lerovym barbar1m ma nemene
epicky protejsek rychle vystav-
by.
S touze 1pornostf s jakou
byl lidem bran6n, je vykonava-
ma i vystavba mesta. Pres re-
ku Caricu byl jiz postaven most
Druhe diva jsou We stavbe. AZ
dosud bylo We m6ste otevreno
|27O skol pro $4,000 zakd. Nez
molly byt otevreny, musely
byt opraveny lavice, tabule a
ostatnf zaTfzenf. We meste jest
jiz pet skolek, pecuj1cfch o
mensi deti. Bylo otevreno O.
SIN mennonite, devet klinik a
STANCE prvnf pomoci. Pr teto
'resauraci mesta sc stalingrad-
skym dostava pomoci re vsech
konc1 Sovetskeho Svazu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Montreal Sc louci $ csl.
voienskou misi.

Montreal (CTK) - V ne
deli, %. bTezna uspoTadala od-
bocka Cs. Mar. Sdruzenf v Mon
teralu ma pocest pluk. gst. c.
Hutn1ka, velitele csl. vojenske
mise V Kanade, jenz odchazl
Ia novym poslanfm, veceri, ma
nfz Sc krajane srdecne rozlou-
Gill S odchazejfcfmi. Rozlouce-
nj Sc 1castnili csl. vyslanec v
Ottawe DIR. F. Pavlasek, csl. ge-
neralnl konsul v Montrealu DIR.
Ladislav Gardavsky a csl. vo-
jensky a letecky atase ppluk.
let. Jan Ambrus krone predse-
dy sdruzenf S. Rudinskeho a We
likeho mnozstvi krajan1 a pfa-
tel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Trinerovo Horke Vino a Duben.

Anglicke lidov6 porekadIo
pravl: "Kdyz je v dubnu hod-
ne deste, V kvetnu potion vse-
chino kvete." Ale vaSemu zdra-
vi ty dubnove deSte mohou by
tt nebezpecne, nemate-li patric-
nou telesnou odolnost. Urine
rovo HoTke Vino S Vitaminem
B-1 ma byti tento mesfc stale
pc ruce v kazde domacnosti.
Pc IS let t6silo Sc Trinerovo
Hofke Vino vseobecne oblibe
jake spolehlivy zaludecnf a
mfrne procistujfcf prostredek.
Dodava zdravou chut k jfdlu a
cistl zazlvacf 1strojf. Nova je-
no prlsada Vitamin 81 je vel
mi d1lezita pro chut k jfdlu a
traveni. Uzfvejte Trinerovo
Hofke Vino S Vitaminem B.
die navodu ma lahvi. Kazdy l6-
karn1k ma je ma sklade, ale
kdybyste je nemohli We SVEN
sousedstvf dostati, poslete
$1.25 neb $3.50 ma adresu JOS.
Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, a dostanete
jednu nebo sest lahvf postou
vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Vybor senatu schvalil dodatek
proti stavkam.

Pravn1 vybor senatu schvalil
tax zvanou "protistavkovou''
pTedlohu, navrzenou demokra-
tickym senatorem Connallym z
Texasu. Opatrenf toto zmoc-
mule vladu k pTevzeti kazdeho
podniku, kde by byla v dGsled-
ku stavky zastavena vyroba.
'Predloha byla vyborem schva-
lena jake dodatek k zakonu O
selektivnl sluzbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
10000 CechoslovakEG We sluz-
be Stryce Sauna. - Z toho
1000 SokolHH!"

Americka vojenska zprava
uvolnila statistiku z nfz vyply-
va, re We vojsku Spojenych Sta
tn slouzf ma 10000 muz1 csl.
p1vodu. z toho poctu jest A.
600 clenG americkeho Sokola.
Celia rada nasich lidf vyslouzi-
la 81 vyznamenanf Ia udatnost
pred nepr1telem, neb obzvlast6
dochvilne- plnenf povinnostf.
Clenove nasf mlade generace
dosahuj1 nizsfch hodnost1 v ar
made pomerne snadno. Nekte-
re nase organizace S anglickou
jednac1 recf mali az 500
svych clenG v armade nebo ma
mOrnictvu teto zeme.
NamoTnlk Robert Hilsky, ra-
neny ma salamounovych Ostro-
vech, dostal namorn1 krfz "a
statecnost. Plukovnfk zdravot-
nicke sluzby, N. Pazdral dostal
strlbrnou hvezdu "a o%setfova-
nj ranenych v bojfch O Javu.
Namornik St6pan Gallos: po-
chvalna zmlnka "a zachran6n1
ranenych z hor1c1 lodi v Pearl
Harbor. Jeho bratr Josef jest
rotnym v pobTeznf jednotce.
Alois Pavel Prchal, 26lety le-
tee vyznamenan byl britskym
ministerstvem "a chrabrost pri
1toku ma Bengassi v letounu,
ktery byl v plamenech. Kapi-
tan Robert BRONX z Cicero byl
clenem zname skadrony "Leta-
j1cfch TigrG" Cine. Pc roz-
pustenl teto dobrovolnicke or
ganisace navratil Sc do Cicera,
kde byl privftan S velikou sla-
YOU ma ktere Sc pod1lelo ma
10000 osob a zamyslel vstou-
pit do pravidelneho americke-
no letecva, coz take ucinil. Pr
letecke havarii kapt. BRONX "a
hynul v troskach sriceneho le-
tadla dine 20. ~prosince 1912.
Prvnim krajanem, ktery do
|sahl hodnosti generala v USA
armade jest Jaroslav Vrchlic.
ky Matejka, ktery vstoupil dc
armady jake inzenyr v r. 1917
a r.. 1910 povysen byl ma plu.
kovnfka. Jest 48 rok1 star {
cd r. 1912 jest brigadn1m ge.
neralem. Pridelen jest k hlav.
n1mu Stabu We Washington, D
&c.
Admiral Josef J. Brock jesr
jinym vysokym d1stojn1ken
csl. pIvodu. Narodil Sc a Wy
chovan byl New Bedford
Mass. a v pTftomne dobe pride.
len jest k admiralite We Wash
ingtonu. Serzant-letec Antonir
Holub, jemuz Tfkajf "muz s lie
dovou krvf" dostal zasluzny lie
tecky kr1z a We Washington
stal sc americkym obcanem. j
80 rok1 star, narodil sc v Ces
koslovensku a jeho domov jes
v Texasu, kde zije jeho man
zelka a 4lety synacek. Holul
strflel z poskozeneho letadl;
ma Japonce tax dlouho, az MI
doslo stTelivo, nacez rozbehl 81
k jinemu poskozenemu aeropl;
nu, odkud 81 vybral stTelivo ;
pokracoval palbe ma nepr1te
lie. Ma Ia sebou valecnou kan
pan O Filipiny, Javu, Novol
lGuineu a Australia. Mimo lie
tecky kr1z ma americkou O
brannou medaili a ctyri citact
Department. valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Knez a byvaly csl. vojin
" americke armada.

Washington (OWD = Vo-
JIM jednoho 1tvaru nevedeli
mnoho O Johnu Selelye-ovi le-
da to, re to byl itchy clovek
vzdy V poTadku a skutecny vo-
jak. Vel1cf dGstojnfk cvicneho
1tvaru stabu osme vseobecne
nemocnice 81 vsiml, re Seleyo
zvlastn6 zdravf. Jeho vojen-
sky pozdrav, bezvadny a Tfz-
ny, Sc pon6kud lisil cd pozdra-
VII starych "sekacG" z vojny.
PTicina vysla bro ma jevo -
dvacet diva m6sfce v ceskoslo-
vensk6 armada naucily Johna
Seleyu n6kterym vojenskym
zvyk1m, ktere musel zmenit,
Tadu dalsf ktere menit nepotTe-
boval a ktere staly "a to.
Jednoho dine John ukazal vo-
.j1nGm sve fotografie z cestov-
nfho pasu. Byl to on, all right,
ale mel plnovous a kleriku rec
ko-katolickeho duchovn1ho. Do
teto zeme sc pTistehoval v roce
1887 a nezapomnel, re Ia We
deni Tomase Masaryka cesko-
slovenska republika vznikla v
teto zemi.
Pred svym odjezdem z Ces-
koslovenska, Seleyo Sc jeste zu-
castnil manevrG csl. armady.
Pr mich dostal rozkaz doruciti
poselstvi nemeckemu dIstojnf-
kovi. Csl. armada v demokra-
tickem Ceskoslovensku mela
Cechy a Slovaky, Nemce a Ma
Diary. Kdyz dorucil hlasenf,
n6mecky d1stojn1k Tekl Seleyo-
vi ably Sc Sci utopit do jezera,
TAX to Size nerekl, ale co sku-
tecne rekl, to sc media napsat.
Tato prfhoda, rekl Seleyo je
jenom jeden pr1pad z mnohych
dokazuj1c1ch nadutost tehdy
zakuklenych stoupenc1 Hitle-
ra v ceskoslovenske armada.
Take 81 vsiml, re kdykoliv &C.
choslovaci staveli pevnosti, ne
mectf dGstojnfci je fotografo-
vail. Voj1ni slouz1cf pod ne
meckymi ddstojnfky zjistili, re
vsechna povysenl poddGstojni-
XII sla tenn jejichz prohitlerov-
ske sympatie byly zname.
SeIeyo, nynf vojfn americke
armady, takto vyjadril sve po-
city: "NaSe zem6 byla svobod-
ma jake Amerika. Vsichni z
mas, Cesi, Slovaci, Karpatoruso-
We jsme NELL republiku nezli
nam N6mci wall svobodu. Ny
nj zlomfme vaz nacismu a ia
sismu a z1skame svobodu pro
kazd6ho. Nesmfme Jim nikdy
dat prflezitost, ably Ease mohli
nicit svobodu."
A pc valce? "Well, John
prohlasuje, re Sc vratf do klas-
terra. PAX Dude cekat ma prf-
kay arcibiskupa a zahajf sve
knezske povinnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Hitlerovy pokusy o obcanskou
waikiki " Rusku.
Pise E. Yapou:

Londyn (ONA): - asled-
KEN porazek ma vychodnf from
te Hitler Sc vracf k myslence
podpory akcf, ktere by vyvola-
ly V Rusku obcanskou valku.
Hitler Sc jiz jednou pokusil O
n6co podobneho ale musel to-
no nechat. Nynf vsak vsechny
zpravy dochazejfcf spojenc1m
ukazuj1, re Sc Nemci snazi Wy
budovati vychodnf osvobozen-
ske armady, ktere by aktivne
zasahly do bojG ma fronte.
Proto Nemci nynl vsemi pro-
stfedky Sc snazf rekrutovati
Rusy, Ukrajince, Lotyse, Litev-
&c a Estonce kter6 by zaradili
do techto armad. Dokonce jiz
oznamuji velitele t6chto armad
TAX ruske osvobozenske arma-
dy je jakysi general Andrea
Vlasov, ktery poole nemeck6ho
tvrzen1 je jeden z nejleps1ch
sovetskych generalG a ktery
pry byl Nemci zajat kdyz velel
druhe sovetske 1derne armada.
Uvefejnene popisy jeho unifo-
rem n~aznacuj1, re jde asi o ge-
nerala carske armady.
LotySsky komander je pry
general Rudolf Abangerskis,
ktery byl clenem ruskeho ge-
neraln1ho stabu Ia rusko-japon
ske valky a "a svetov6 valky a
byl 1castnikem Kolcakovy kan
pane prot bolsevikGm neil ma
konec skoncil jake SET lotysske
valecne koleje.
Ma Ukraine Nemci provaze-
Ii naborovou kampan polite
kym manevrem. V Charkov6
byl zrfzen Ukrajinsky valecny
vybor podobny Giraudovu W.
boru generalG a vydal prohla-
Semi Ukrajinc1m V nemz je "a
dial ably bojovali spolecne S
Nemci "a ukrajinskou svobodu,
sebeurceni a obnovu kultur-
mich tradic.
Podobne vybory Nemci utvo-
Tili tez v ostatn1ch baltickych
statech.
Spojenecti pozorovatele jsou
presvedceni, re HitlerGv name
VIZ Ease Zklame a Size protO, re
obyvatelstvo obsazenych W.
chodnfch zemi je 81 vedome, re
Hitler nechce jim dat svobodu
a nehleda jejich nezavislost
nybrz potrebuje potravu pro
della. Ukrajinci dostali jiz Ta-
du v~elkomyslnych slibG, kter6
byly Hitlerem vesmes poruse-
ny.
Mad to Sc oznamuje, re ma
tento nabor vsechno obyvatel-
stvo vychodr1ch oblastf odpove-
delo prudkou protinemeckou
reakc1. Muzove Sc pridavaji k
partyzanGm a provadej1 1toky
ma naborova stTediska.
Pozorovatele jeste upOzor-
null, re kdyz Hitler mel napro-
sty ne1spech pTi hledan1 rus
kych quislingI hned ma zacat-
ku, kdy jeho vftezstv1 vyhllze-
10 tax svddne, je sotva pravde-
podobne, re by jeho move 1silf
bylo 1spesne. Pfichazf stejne
pozde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Phi padu bombardaku zabito
jedenact lidi.

Ephrata, Wash. - Jedenact
vojenskych letcI zahynulo zs
padu ctyrmotoroveho bombar'
daku u nedaleke letecke "a.
kladny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Narodni rada k sedesatce v~yslance Hurbana.

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NEED MORE WOMEN
 IN VENDING WORK

Bumper crops of service mems mending are being reaped by wom- en of the Red Shield mending unit, which operates each Wednesday from a. m. on, in the Salvation Army Reading Room, Mrs R. B. Lesher reports.
 So much so that last We'd nesday the women in attendance had to return after a hurried din- ner for their families at home and mend until midnight in order to complete the mountains of gar ments on hand.
 In order to prevent an unfair burden on the few, additional wom- en are badly needed for tomorrow's s session with the needle. Even those who are unsure of their skill as seamstresses can be of great help by coming down for an hour or two in the morning, when ripping out is the order of the day, and two hours work is equal to twice as much later in the day according to those experienced in the routine
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
WOOD SHORTAGE GRAVE PROBLEM
 DAWSON REGION

Praise the Lord and pass a stick of stovewood!" seems to be the pop ular expression in and around Daw- son this week as the severe cold spell, the second of the winter. con- tinues unabated, says the Dawson News of January IT.
 The wood situation around town is even more acute now than 1t was during the biting cold wave which hit this district during December Wood, any kind, is at premium everywhere in town with the local woodmen at their wits ends trying to fill the urgent orders that are pouring in almost hourly from ev- cry part of town. Some dealers have sold out every stick, even to boom logs and nubbins and, with the weather so severe, are unable to take their horses out to the wood to bring in more. Everywhere one goes around town these days you can see pickups and heavy trucks buzzing north, east, west and south with a jag of wood for some fuel-less citizen. Some of the larg- CT business houses are feeling the pinch particularly, while private are having their share of worry.
 A couple of days ago one pioneer wood dealer was seen hauling