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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-29
S E A T = L E
so HELP ME
BY JOE STATION

The case of Frank Green amt
the Rats" as told to your re,
porter.
Owing to his record as a I'm
lon man and his fighting spirit
with regards to the rights OF
members, especially race mem
bers, Frank Green was elected
Vice President of the Scalers Tn
ion by the rank and file. June
20, 1913. This proves that he
must have been member in very
good standing with the union.
At the very first meeting after
his election July oath. two mem
bers of the executive board form
ed an investigating committee to
investigate Mr.. Green.
Friday, the 18th of August,
while Mr.. Green was on the job.
another meeting was held. But no
charges we're made.
On the 18th of August the
management of the Seattle-Taco-
ma Shipyards was notified that
Frank Green was a member in
bad" standing and demanded
his dismissal. Also that he had
been given fair trial August
18th, 1913. The management
would not terminate Mr.. Green
but gave him leave of absence
to straighten his affairs with the
union.
How can a man be given fair
trial by only two members of the
executive board when the bylaws
demand the full executive board
TO be at the trial?
How can a man be given
fair trial when he is not present
at the hearing?
There still are no charges
by the union and yet the man,
Mr.. Green, is expelled from the
union.
The reasons for Franks cleo
ton to office and for his dismiss
sal next issue.
Herman Moore about to be in
ducted-Harry Earles made the
Navy grade-Otis Reese given an
extension-Paul Minisee to the
Navy last Friday-Henry Twaite
too. Honeysuckle?
Yep. Bro. Herman Moore is in |
love but definitely. Can't eat,
sleep, and getting uglier. That |
last thing is a sure sign.
Is Charlie Russell a delivery |
boy or just being helpful?
Got letter from a service man
who wants me to check up on his
lady love. I'm no detective.
That good looking Johnson girl
ran fresh sailor out of bust
ness establishment with hot wa
ter shower. Good going, kid.
Mrs. A. G.. b. was manhandled |
by Mr.. G. B. and had him locked |
up for a while. They say. Di-
vorce is the next step, I'm told.
An S-year-old kid got ahold of
papa's corn squeezins" and |
drank up the whole pint When
pa went to spank her she said:
You shouldn't beat me cause
1t (the processed grain) made me
feel good"
She'll be able to sit down by
Xmas, imagine.
Joe.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-29
LETTERS TO EDITOR

Mr.. Z. 1. Robinson.
Editor-Publisher,
Northwest Enterprise,
6221a Jackson St.,
Seattle 4, Wash.
Dear Mr.. Robinson:
read the issues of the North
west Enterprise" every week and
have found them extremely inter
esting.
Quite a number of your articles
are exceptionally worthwhile, and
contain a lot of good common
sense.
My best wishes to you person
ally,
Sincerely yours,
Arnold r. Beezer,
Chairman, King County
Republican Committee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-29
ERSKINE HAWKINS
AND HIS HORN

Dear Readers:
Yours truly has just blown in
from a few days spent in the
Bay area, San Francisco. We
scrubbed these notes en- route.
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Usher.
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The condition of Miss Anna
Morrison is greatly improved at
Good Samaritan Hospital. How
ever. she still remains very ill.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-02-12

FOR SILL. OKLA.-Pvt. Willie
Wright, Battery B, s1st Battalion,
Field Artillery Replacement. Train
ing Center at Fort Sfll, hasn't as
yet had chance to take a crack
at the Axis with a gun but he just
finished bombarding the enemy
with $9,202 worth-count 'em-of
War Bonds. Converting all his as
sets into cash, Private Wright
marched into his battery orderly
room, planked down the money.
and said he wanted to invest In q
few bonds. Wright's in the largest
single purchase Of War Bonds yet
recorded in the s1st Battalion, tbs
Replacement Center's Negro train
ing division. Indicted IN the Army
October Is, 1912, The anluent SOL !
Gss balls h~~ aas AzAaaie TaxaA
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-02-12
ion Put Your Investment In
'ES DEFENSE BONDS
MOST CARELESS WITH
SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT
NUMBER CARDS

Negroes are M ost careless with
their Social Security account number
cards, according to John r. Ellis, Man
ager of the Meridian Field Office of
the Social Security Board
About five times as many Colored
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01

Saint -Hyrieix; in bila bi Sc
srecnejsa, &c bi mama ne bilo
treba oipctovari.
E kaj! Svt nj tako velik,
kot Sc govori. Guyana je res
dalec, veDdar pa ne tako, da bi
Sc ne mogla vrlliti V Francijo.
UDajmo. je odgovoril
Carnnenlr noz. - Toda opro-
site, ia odidem Be pred juzino
" svojo sos:s. da oclozim svote
Dapirje.
In odsel je I;nkam hitreje ne
go navadno. Ramon je vel z
mizice album fotografij in jih
zacel ogledovati, da bi Sc neka-
ko znova seznanil z vsemi pri-
jatelji, XII jih je bill skoraj ze
izgubil IL spomina.
(Dalje prfhodnjic) as
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01

morem izrociti pisma, XII nj mo-
je.
- Helena Helena de
Montlaur! - je jecljal.
Drzal je pismo in roke so Sc
mu tresle, crke so mu plesale
pred ocmi. e.
Helena Helena de
Montlaur! = je ponavljal, ka-
kor bi ne razumel besed, XII jih
je izgovarjal.
Carmen ga je vprasujoce po-
gledala. Tako sta 81 stala ma
sproti oci " oci, bleda, nema,
nepremicna. Carmen je opazi-
la, kaj Sc godi V njegovi dust.
Kaj pa mislite o Heleni! !!
- je vprasala skoraj zaniclji-
vo. - Sal nj prvic, da me po-
silja po pisma, XII ne more sa-
ma po ME. 'Tu gre gotovo "a
krscansko delo usmiljenja, "a
skrito bedo, XII jo hoce olajsati,
pa noce, da bi ljudje govorili O
tenn.
Saint-Hyrieix il je pogledal
naravnost " oci. Carmen je
vzdrzala njegov pogled. Cutila
je, da je resena, kajti v moze-
viii oceh Sc je zalesektala iskra
radosti.
Je-li mogoce?
Podlo ovadustvo je torej laz-
njivo. Carmen je nedolzna. ze
je hotel zeni pismo vrniti, pa Sc
je izdala preocito radostjo,
kar je opazil. Novo sumnicenje
mu je stisnilo srce.
- Dobro, - je dejal, - ce je
pismo namenjeno vasi svakinji,
il ga izrocim sam.
Sprawl je pismo v Yep in Sc
obrnil k zeni, rekoc:
- Zelite ,da sc vrneva do
NOV?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01
STRELA UDARI

Ljubim te, je dejala He
lena.
Ljubim te, - je dejal Ra-
mon.
Ljubim te Sc bolj, nego
sem te ljubila pred tyojim od-
hodom, ce je to sploh mogoce.
-. JAZZ te pa ljubim enako,
ker te nisem mogel ljubiti bolj.
cutim pa po vseh teh zivljenj-
skin izkusnjah Sc vecjo radost,
ko te objemam. -.r.s.
Dragi Ramon!
All, glej, Helena, to SO bile
prave vice, XII sem v njih pre-
zivel zadnji dive lett.
- Da, Lubbock, da! All, kako
sem Sc naplakala! In vendar
sem Sc vsaj tolazila, a tt niti to-
lazbe nisi incl. V tolazbo mi je
bill najin sincek, najin mali,
zlati CASTOR.
O, Helena, kolikokrat sem
ponavljal tvoje in njegovo ime
tam doll v Panami sredi bolnih
in umirajocih, omagujoc pod
bremenom Xxi je proved tezilo
moja ramena. Toda v tolazbo
mi je bila zavest, da trpim "a
vaju, zate in zanj.
- Ubogi, dragi moi junak...
kako tie imam rada!
Gledala sta 81 v oci, njena
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01

glava je pocivala ma Rarnonovi
rami, molcala sta ustnice ma
ustnicah in pila sladkosti svoje
srece.
Tako sta cesto sedela tesno
objeta, toda Ramon nikoli nj
opazil oblacka, XII je v takih
trenutkih THE srece "a hip "a
sencil cello njegove zene. Tudi
danes ga je prezrl.
Kar je zadrdrala zunaj koci-
ia in ju zdramila IL sladke "a
maknjenosti. Carmen in njen
MOI sta sc vracala.
Skupaj sta oGsla. skupaj Sc
vracata, - je dejal Ramon We
selo, ko sta vstopila. - To je
vzoren zakon. .. -. Il
- Kajne! = je Cdgovorii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01

Ma pragu je stal njen MOI in
jo meril groznim pogledom.
vi tn? je mrmrala q
glasom, ki 81 je zaman prizade-
val biti miren.
aint-Hyrieix nj odgovoril.
Carmen je imela Sc toliko po-
guma, da Sc je nasmehnila, re-
koc:
Torej Sc vrneva skupaj,
je-li? Stala je tik pred MIN.
- Date mi to pismo,, je
dejal srdito -. Date mi ga brz
in nikar ne poskusite kricati.
Zaman bi bill tn vsak skandal.
Zgrabil jo je "a ramo in, ME
govi prsti so jo stisnili liki kle-
see. -. .
- Ste slisali? - je nadalje-
val YES il sebe cd jeze. - To
pismo hocem imeti!
- zalite me, gospod.
- Pismo hocem imeti! - je
ponovil in pene so Sc mu poja-
vile ma ustih. @a..
- Kaj pravite? - je zajec-
ljala Carmen.
TO pismo, to pismo vasega
ljubcka! - je ponavljal trdo-
vratno. --.
- Mojega ljubcka? Mojega
ljubcka, ste dejali? - je vpra-
sala tho.
- Da! In &c mi ga takoj ne
izrocite, ne morem jamciti, da
Sc ne zgodi nekaj strasnega.
Carmen je cutila, kako j mr.
eel pot obliva cello. Ia clovek
je bill zmozen vsega. Morda jo
hoce ubiti tn takoj . .
To je citala v njegovih oceh.
Videla je, da je izgubljena . .
Krcevito je stiskala v roki usod-
no pismo Peklo jo je ma
dlani.
Kaj neki je bilo v MEM? Nj
vedela, pac Sc je pa dobro "a
vedala, da izrece svojo smrtno
obsodbo, &c mu da pismo.
Skriti ga pa nj bilo mogoce.
MOI nj hotel izpustiti njene ra-
me.
Kar il je sinila v glavo resil-
ma misel. Oprijela Sc je je ka-
kor utopljenec bike.
- No, gospa, dovolj dolgo re
cakam! Pismo hocem imeti! -
je zarohnel in stisnil pest.
- Kaj Sc vam mesa, - je
odgovorila Carmen. - To pi-
smo nj mole nj namenje jeno
meni.
- Hocem ga imeti.
In pomo1ila mu je pismo.
- Evo ga. Precitajte naslov.
Staint-Hyrieix je kar zazijal
cd presenecenja.
- Gospa Helena de Mont
laur!
- Vidite torej, da vam ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01
p. DECoURCELLE:
moo
.LJUBEZNI
ROMAN-1. d E L
R o M A N I. D E L

- HeJ, vStam kal pa TO
pomeni, lenuh!
In cbenem Sc je zaslisal razi-
gran smeh koeijaza, XII je je-
NAL kozla prtljago zadovo-
lien z dobro napitnino.
Vratar je pomolil glavo sko-
ri okno in zaklical:
49, Kdo pa je? Sal re
grem, nikar ne zvonite tako ne
znosno. - Tudi Carmen in He
lena sta pogledali skozi okno.
All, boze MOI - je vzklik-
Mia Carmen, - zdi Sc mi, da
je to-.
-Da, da, milostiva! - je Ia
klical vratar odpirajoc vrata,
= - gospod je.
- Ramon! Je mogoce? - Sc
je zacudil Saint-Hyrieix.
All! To je bilo vse,
kar je spravila il sebe presrec-
ma Helena.
Poljubi, vprasanja, klici ra-
dosti.
- Zakaj mas pa nisi obvestil
svojem prihodu? - je vpra-
sala Carmen brata.
-- Ker nisem mogel. Pomisli-
te, bill sem svojim druzabni-
kom Nervillom po vaznih oprav-
kin Ia obali v Colonu.> Odpravi-
la sva zelo nitro in dobro, tako
da ie bill Nerville neizreceno We
sci. re sva sc vracala V prista-
nisce, ko sva zagledala preko-
oceanski parnik, pripravljen
bas k odhodu.
Videc ljudi, stopajoce v col
ne, ki so jih magic odvazali k
parniku, sem nehote pomislil,
da Sc vracajo ii srecnezi "
Francijo. In solze so mi stopile
oci. ,7,
Nerville me je pa prijel "a
ramo, skocil coin, me poteg-
nil "a seboj in odpeljal K par
niku.
- Dragi moi, - mi je dejal,
- strah pred tropicno mrzlico
je zacetek modrosti. &c Sc zdaj
ne vrnes "a nekaj casa Fran
clio, te napade donotozje, "a
MIN pa mrzlica. Brz Sc odpelji
in ostani nekaj casa donna. Two
ia prisotnost III zdaj nj nujno
potrebna, &c tie bonn pa rabil,
te re obvestlm.
In tako sem Sc odpeljal.
- Skoda, da mas niste obve-
still. da sc "a nekaj casa vrnete,
- ie dejal Saint-Hyrieix. -
VaSa sestra Sc ne bo mogla dol
90 veseliti vasega prihoda, dra-
gi Ramon, kajti vracate Sc V
hipu, ko midva zapuscava Fran
clio.
- Vidva odhajata?
Sc nocoj z brzovlakom V
Marseille, kjer Sc jutri vkrcava
ma parnik.
- Kan sta sc pa namenila ?
" Guyana V vazni nisiji.
- In Carmen vzamete S Sc
boj?
Seveda, - je odgovoril
Saint-Hyrieix z nekim cudnim
naglasom. - Ko je vasa sestra
privolila V poroko menoj, je
dobro vedela, da me bo lahko
poklic vsak hip poklical IL do
movine.
- In prav rada grem vami,
dragi moi, - sc je oglasila Car
men. - Obzalujem pa, da mo-
rava odpotovati bas zdaj, ko
81 sc vrnil ii, Ramon.
Ramon in Helena, sebicna ka-
kor vsi zaljubljenci, sta pila v
polnih duskih radost svidenja.
- Kaj pa sinko? - je vpra-
Sal Ramon. - Pripoveduj mi o
MEM.
- Sc vedno je pri start ma
mi. Morski zrak je bill res nju-
no potreben njegovemu rahle-
mu zdravju; zdaj sc pocuti ze
Zelo dobro.
- Skoda, zares skoda, - Sc
je vmesal V pogovor. Saint-Hy-
,,;o;x, 10 so ,,Soro: vista x1o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-01

hdJ 81 Ulld 1 SIA-
hotetu - je vprasal Ramon
preseneceno.
Smrten strah je stisnil He
leni srce.
- Da, - je brz odgovorila
Carmen videc, kako je Helena
Cd strahu prebledela. - Moi
MOI je Helene vabil, maj odpo-
tuje z mama, pa Sc je hotela po-
svetovati 0 tenn mamo
Kmalu smo pa spoznali, da bi
slo to tezko. In prav je, da smo
81 premislil. Kaj bi bill pa dejal,
&c bi Helene ne bill nasel do
ma?
- Priznam, je odgovoril
Ramon smeje; - da bi mi bilo
to neprijetno. Torej 81 videla
mamo, Helena? Kako sc po-
cuti?
- Dobro, zelo dobro! - je
jecljala Helena z drhtecim gla-
som.
- All, tenn bolje! Memo zad-
ME pismo me je navdalo - ne
vem, zakaj - S strahom, da je
bolna, pa noce priznati. Zdaj pa
vidim, da nj mic hudega.
-Krojac me caka, - Sc je
oglasila Carmen VISA V strahu,
da bi Helena ne izdala njene
tajne. - Pojdi menoj, sestri-
ca.
In mladi zeni sta odsli, kma-
lu "a NINA pa tudi Ramon.
Saint-Hyrieix je ostal sam. Zde-
10 Sc je, da je yes zatopljen v
misli ma delo, XII ga caka v Gu
yani, v resnici so pa bile ME
COVE misli dalec Cd politike.
- Ne ,saj nj mogoce, - je
mrmral sam pri sebi. - Car
men bi Sc mogla tako smejati in
kramljati, &c bi bila kriva. Pi-
smo te podle sluzkinje je ne
sramno obrekovanje.
Ia cas- Sc je Carmen neprica-
kovano vrnila.
- Ali Sc vrnete k juzini? -
je vprasala moza.
- Mislim, da sc vrnem
A vi?
- JAZZ JAZZ moran opra-
viii samo Sc pri krojacu in pi-
semskega papirja bi rada Sc
kupila. Ma Place de la Bourse
sem namenjena v trgovino, po-
tenn Sc pa takoj vrnem.
Saint-Hyrieixu so sc kar oci
zaiskrile. - Ma Place de la
Bourse gre, - je pomislil sam
pri sebi Najbrz ma zadnji
sestanek. Torej je lie res, kar
trdi sluzkinja. Zvedeti moran
resnico, pa maj Sc zgodi karko-
Ii.
In sklenil je zasledovati ze-
no.
Carmen Sc je odpeljala maj
pref h krojacu, potem je pa
odsla pes ma Place de la Bour-
Sc in krenila naravnost ma po-
sto. MOI il je bill yes cas- "a Pc
tami.
Ma posti Sc je Sc zadnjic orr
la, bojec Sc, da bi je kdo ne sill
sal.
- Innate pismo ma tole ime ?
- je vprasala uradnika v od-
delku "postno lezece" in mu
pomolila prazno kuverto.
Uradnik, prileten gospod, jo
je radovedno pogledal, vel ku-
verto in precital: "Gospa Hele-
ma Montlaur."
Potem pa je mrmral z obicaj-
MIN uradniskim glasom:
- Matthew Michonet . .
Ne Ma Mi .. . Mo-
rim Morales . Aha ..
"Gospa Helena de Montlaur
Place de la Bourse, poste
restante, Paris"
- Evo pisma.
Mlada zena je z drhteco roko
vzela pismo in ga spravila v
Yep.
- Boze moi, kaj Sc je zgo-
dilo, - je pomislila. - Samo
emo pismo Zakaj pa ne eel
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
COOKS
RESTAURANT

One first class dinner cook; one short order
and grill. Also counter girls. Day work
Pleasant working conditions. Good wages.
Apply Rheaumes Restaurant, 14l24 East
Jefferson, near Eastlawn.
for night work: steady; good
wages. Apply 5021 fireman.
CooK-wHITE. Apply in person. 3s6s
Trumbull Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
DIVORCES
DEATHS

Edward Gancaszi, s202 Foster. Is.
Melcipie Brown, 2619 Beaubien, 54
John g. Farls, 1924 Virginia Park, IS.
Vernon L.. CLANCY. 1871 Baldwin. 10.
John Komletinsky. 1888 East Kirby. so.
Samuel III. Walker, 27525 Franklin road,
southheld Township, 54
Sophia Neal. $3.50 Hunt, 81.
Marvin White. lft5 Fsrnsworth. II:
Evelyn Davis, 1907 Brewster, 46.
Frederick T. Dwyer. t40s West Fort, 81.
Frances l.. Guerin, Monroe. Mich. SO.
Arthur l.. Cross, 6e7 West Palmer, ~.
James A.. Robson. 1881 West Grand
boulevard. s4.
Sylvia Maxine Washington, 2sls Monroe, ..
William Holt, 27os Antietam, 40.
Flora Belle Kingon,, 10452 American, 81.
Charlotte sorak, 1850 Kentneld, ~.
Pau Giordano, zs75 East Fort. 81.
Roy William Holbrook. Durand, Mich, 81.
Persida Nicoli. Highland Park. 81.
Dennis Mahoney. 3040 Twenty fourth, 10.
Mary M. Trombley, l6515 Bramell, 70.
Terry Robert Hawkinson. 1880 Wabash,
months.
Tennie Heider $40 Harper, So
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Female Help Wanted

GIRL for bar work; good wages; goe1
tips. $3.50 Livernois, near fireman.
GIRL. light hOusework. care child. home
nights; short hours. Drexel 1888.
Girl. for general housework; SIS week.
stay. University 3-7220.
GROCERY COUNTER CLERK
References; start SIS weekly; Gratlot-van
Dyke section. Apply Hayman's, s29 West
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Deatb Rotices

CLARkE-Jan. 8. 1s43, suddenly, Edith
C., beloved wife OF William OF so West
nams, sister OF Mrs. Fred Bernard, Mrs.
Donald Maskell and Joseph Hill Services
from Hiliker's Funeral Home. 244s West
Grand boulevard tnear Fourteenth), Mon
at O'Clock
SCHOENHERR-John. January 7. beloved
husband of the late Catherine; father OF
Mrs. Mabel Dilivorth Earl Roy, Floyd.
Marvel. Olive and Robert Schoenberr.
Funeral services from the late residence.
4703 Bewick Monday at $50. 20 81.
Margaret Marys Church at 10. Interment
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Female Help Wanted

A WOMAN, age "a 10 AZ, healthy and
with pleasant manner TO learn the
coffee route business. Must be able TO
drive car; we furnish car and all expenses:
training salary, $3.50: higher salary, plus
commission and bonus, when on own
route. II, v. Kreger. Cook Coffee Co.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

wANTED-Twenty pin settlers, white; each
man capable OF handling two alleys; Ave
days per week. Apply Mr.. Marshall, Art
Centre Recreation Company. 5000 Wood
ward avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
COUNTER WAITRESS

Lunch counter service, steady employment,
good wages, pleasant conditions day work,
uniforms and meals furnished. Apply
Rheaumes, 1925 Woodward Avenue, or 1910
Griswold.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles Durkaes. rs: Pauline DouhnIch. Il.
Vincent .Dssehke. iet Ards sohihy IS
Raymond J. Fisttley. IS. Dorothy A. Erd-
yfsnci, J. Miner, ~: Mariiyn L. Ferguson.
Ierny T.. PIKE. ~; Hazel vick. -.
John Uhaxie 30: Regina Turzak. ~
John Dombrowsk. IS; vernelia Burchsnn
so.
Harry A. Budde. So: Nem. DeHar,. ~.
Richard Canaan. 10 Catherine SnOoks. II
Charles Barlow. 21. Gloria swanson, Is
Leonard J. Witulski. 2s Helen GIN, IS
Roy r. seelsy % Betty J. stover, %.
Martin Norman. 10. Frances Parker. IS
Bernard sinowski 10: Veronica Vtko, %
Carlo Msseia. 90 Palmera NJ Pea. IS
John Fitsl. IS: Zoha Janik, 43
horace Garcia. %; Pauline cardenas, n
Stinson Mckay 10: Peresphore Davis. is
Luther Moore, 81. Flora Ethridge q.
Paul II. Woods. rs; Bernice Johnson. ~
Michael Msximiuk. IS; Rosemary Mocarski.
Robert n. Adams. 90 HARRIET sehmi,z, 20
James Smith. 20. willie Mae Williams, o2i
Peter Wycinsky, 22 Grace Lotter. %.
Arthur Jacobs. % Helen stschurski. 10.
Nicholas Koleda, rs: Jacqueine Rhoads. 10.
Jack Edwin Cochran. 10; Mary Lope-
ueman II smith, 55. virginia Alien. 30
George Mesaros. I'll; Edna Antoinette
SzydiowEki "a
Virgil Tackett. 30; joyce Downing, II.
August Ambrlts. %. Catherine Bradine. IS.
Earl McGsffey, 30: Marie Kopchia. ~.
Walter r Martin, 10: Evelyn Dolney, is.
Howard Charles Jamison, 20; Virginia G..
Wrobel. 49,
Robert stanley, % Marion Zwollnski. "a.
Roy Mattison. "a: Frances Ann Buszka. 22.
Fldredge Parish. "a: Ruth Sternberg. %.
Bernard b Gaspas, "a; Mollie Rank, ~.
Frank Milne. 30; Veronica A. Murphy. 81.
Edward Helm. 81: Annie Cogbln. 46
George Konieczy, %; Mary Ann lamp
lin. I'll.
Clifford Gnfnths. 20; Ruth Guntz-
viller 20,
,C,eil Hunt, 10; Geraldine Espeh II.
Arell Manning. i2 Gertrude Harris 81.
r. Dawson, 20. Luella Miller, IL.
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MATTRESSES

Experienced girls wnh neat appearance.
VIII be paid SIS per week, meals ana unI
forms furnished. Apply May6oesr Reaau-
rant. 1918 Woodward.
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Lost and Found
BANJO lost in taxicab--Party earns living
with II; reward Murray 2t7s.
BLACK, white short haired male dog. har-
ness; vicinity Clenwood, Hayes. Child's
pet Reward. Pingree 476t.
BROWN. white male springer spaniel.
blind; answers Buster" Reward.
Townsend s-7s75.
BROWN, white fo1 terrier = part bull,
white tipped TAIL female. vicinity scboen-
CUSHION. black leather. lost by invalid.
2osl Lawley. Townsend $3.50.
GOLD Air Corps pin IN small envelope
LADY's MAROON overnight bag, lost on
Dexter bus. Miss J. Anhoiter, Randolph
272l before p. m. Reward.
LosT-Mans biIlfoid, on John n. bus
contains valuable papers. Reward.
Temple 2-+32s
LOsT--New Years Day, at Palms State
Theater; gold bracelet: initialcb NJ. II.
Keepsake. Reward. TWlnbrook 1882.
LOST-Two-strand cultured pearl necklace.
Reward. Finder please call Lincoln 2-+67s.
RED IRISH sETTER-Femas. Reward.
Murray sos. CAN after $50
RHINESTONE bracelet - Vicinity Scenic
Inn. La Conga Club. Graham's Cafe
treasured keepsake. liberal reward. Atlantic
1881.
SILVER brosch-Montgomsry- Ward fitting
uren- Tyler 1000. HsssFth 3s4T after 80 !
SMALL male. light brown Pekinge.
Penny: near Bslfour. Southampton 4
reward Tuxedo 2-3s7l.
STERLING silver cigarette case initiated 4
IN. r. T." Reward. Madison So4e
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Trade Schools-Mole

ARC AND AcETYLENE WELDING
WELDING TRADE SCHOOL
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
1901 W. LAFAYETTE CHI MAS
EVENING CLASSES
10 SHOP MATHEMATICS, INSPECTION
INSTRUMENTS and BLUEPRINT READ
ISC are helping many upgrade In or
transfer 90 war work. Glasses meet
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Moder-
ate tuition. Inquire any day or evening
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
303 Downtown YMCA-RA. el2s
PLASTTCS INSTITUTE
T2s BOULEVARD BLDG. TR. 2-ioo7
RADIO division; Detroit Engineering Col
lege. Fine laboratory. expert instruction.
reasonable tuition. terms. 203o GRAND
RIVER. Cadillac T54i
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DIVORCES

Alton Parker from Virginia.
Hayed Miller from Juanita.
Joe rsnkewicz from Jozefs. >'
Florence L. sgvely from Frank
Stephanie Degowsh from Joseph.
George Hayes from Glenn {.
Ernest T.. Glidden Jr. from Betty p.
Richard Crane from Margaret
Ella Bates from oliver.
Luevenia Jackson from Leroy.
Lucille V. Matusiak from Michael
Byron Lane from Doris r.
Pauline Williamson from Kenneth
John Teuma from Mary.
Betty Tucker from William.
Audrey Wood from william
ThomsA J. 4. Ranes from Helen Y.
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United Aircraft

VIII prepare you In q few week. time for
good paying aircraft Job
Trinity 1880
PHONE OR SEE Us AT oNcLl
iTss EAST GRAND BLVD.
WELDING is war work: learn for s23
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