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KCCRC GET TOGETHER DINNER
WINS COUNTY CHAIRMAN'S PRAISE

where I have the giving of such
positions.
do not know when have
spent a more enjoyable evening.
and it indeed was treat to sit
and listen to the thoughts of Mr..
Robinson. Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Chain
ey and yourself, and I'll be look
ing forward to at least another
such get-together before we go
into our 1914 campaign.
Thanking you again, l remain
Yours sincerely,
Arnold r. Beezer,
Chairman.
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SEATTLE

Staff Serg. Bernard Henderson
Seattle, was induced in the Army
Sept. IS, 1912 at FIT. Lewis.
Transferred to Roswell, N. M,
42nd Aviation Squadron. weeks
after entering he was made Cor
poral and rapidly rose to the po-
sition Staff sergeant.
Mr.. Rex Rector. former pro-
prietor of Dukes Smoke Shop,
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NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call,
Afr. A m g r c a n, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Dig t,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine McCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
7O4 Goth Ave. Phone PR
O092, Seattle, Wash.
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Mrs. Jennie Vrooman. 1474
21st Ave-, who has been confined
in her home account of illness has
reached the convalesecnt stage.
Mrs. Vrooman wishes to thank
those friends, also the Northwest
Enterprise. who have been solicit
tous of her welfare.
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Peoples Institutional Baptist

Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church
40 21st Avenue
Pastor Rev. f. w. Penick, ID. ID.
25O2 Goth Avenue, South
Church Pone East 100
Res. Phone Prospect 1920
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 1900 a. m.
Evening Worship 500 D. m.
Mid-week Prayer Service. We'd
nesday evening 500 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
1st and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
$3.50.
Missionary Day, 3rd Sunday
afternoon 3 o'clock.
The public is invited to all ser
vices.
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st. Philips Episcopal Church
227 23 Avenue North
Cat East Thomas Street)
Rev. Raymond David Holmes
Vicar
Sunday, March IA First
Sunday in Lent.
p. m. Church School.
p. m. = Vespers. Litany and
Sermon.
3:15 p. m. - Bishops Com
mittee.
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Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple
10th & e. Fir
Bishop Il. f.. Morris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship IL a. m. Y. P. G. W.
p. M. Every service D. m.
Tuesday 6 p. m. Missionary circle.
s p. m. evening service. All well
come.
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SEATTLE
CHURCHES
First A NJ. II. CHURCH

First A. NJ. Il. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. L. r. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school. 9:45. Preaching
IL and s; Christian Endeavor. 7
D. m; Midwcek prayer service,
Wednesday, s o'click.
Community A. Nj. IL. Zion
Rev. o. s. Thomas Lewis
Assisting Minister
17f0 23rd Avenue
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service 1900 a. m.
Christian Endeavor GAS.
Evening Service 500 p. m.
Mount Zion Baptist
1884 10th Avelue
Prospect 0444
Rev. BENZ. Davis, Pastor
Sunday school. 9:45. Preaching
IL and g.; Christian Bndeavor. 2
p. m; Midweek prayer service
Wednesday. 8 o'click.
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The First Baptist Church
Kennydale, Washington
Second Baptist Church

Second Baptist Church
ROslyn, Washington
Rev. Judson Swancy, Pastor,
and Evangelist, Missionary.
Preaching 8 p. m. 2nd, 8rd and
4th Sundays at Kennydale. Wash.
East 7185 Apt. Fl, 21O7 n.
James, Seattle, Washington.
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Mount Zion Baptist
1884 10th Avelae
Prospect 0444

Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John r. Harris, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. m; IL a. m: Morning Worship;
D. m. Yoang Peop'e; 1880 D. m.
Evening Worship.
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nattily arrayed in a U. S. Army
uniform was a visitor in Seattle
last week. Rector left the city en-
route to an unknown destination.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Navy, Duke Risk High
Grid Ratings Tonight

By Staff Correspondent OF The Star.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Navy and
Duke, powerful undefeated football
outfits, will risk their standing in the
national championship picture here
tonight with a capacity crowd Of
$4,000 expected to focus attention on
one of the top collegiate games of
the year. Game time is o'clock.
In the first real test for each team,
fans are undecided whether to an
ticipate an aerial duel, a battering
battle between fine lines and versa
tile backs or combination of every
thing in the grid book, with the lat
ter possibility most likely.
Duke has trimmed three oppo-
nents without yielding a score, while
Navy has won twice, with Cornell
scoring lone aerial touchdown
against Navy third rd-stringers here
last week.
A contingent of 1000 middies will
attend the contest, arriving here by
boat.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Skins 10 Open Season
With Lineup Little
Changed Since AZ

Before a sellout crowd, the Red
skins will open their part of the
National Football League season to-
morrow at Griffith Stadium. facing
Brooklyn team which has shown
nothing so far to indicate it will be
a serious obstacle to Washington S
hopes for another Eastern division
championship. Play will start at 2
O'Clock.
The Capital will get it's first look
at the Dutch Bergman-coached edi-
ton Of the club which won the world
pro grid championship last year
In the starting lineup, the Skins
will have only two neWcomers-Joe
Aguirre, a member of the 194l team,
at right end. and Lou Rymkus, for
mer Notre Dame captain, at left
tackle in place Of Willie Wilkin.
The Redskins, if pushed, may
open up some of their razZle dazzle,
but more than likely will save most
of their tricky stuff for later games.
A week from tomorrow they will
play the Green Bay Packers at Mil
Waukee and undoubtedly Green Bay
scouts will be at hand tomorrow.
Probable starting line-ups:
Evening star., 1943-10-09

Bench Banter.-A local baseball
scribe. seeing lineup of his COL
leagues in the cool recess OF the
Cardinals dugout before Thurs
days World Series game while
the athletes were sweating
through practice. stuck his head
inside and asked: Are these the
fellows that the Yanks have to
be afraid Off" Ore of the more
critical members of the profess
sion eyed him coldly and re-
piled: Sometimes.
Shorts and Shclls.-Lco Eouc!::,
o d-t i m e niddleweight who
coaches the Penn State boxing
team. polled the highest vote
among the Democratic aspirants
for post on the Lancaster
County Board of County Com
missioners in the recent primary
election. Luis Rodriguez Olmo,
Puerto Ricos gift to the Dodgers,
is due for a big welcome when he
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Generals Tilt Streak
In Mailing Anacostia

A 800 victory over Anacostia yes
terday at Ballston has Washington
Lee High still sporting the longest
high school football winning streak
in this section. 1t was the third
straight this year for the Generals
and their 18th in a row.
Anacostia's ace passer and runner,
Jim Flaherty. constantly was threat
ened by Washington-Lee's charging
line and the Indians could go no.
where Three of the Generals four
touchdoWns were made by Fullback
Jack Granger. Jack Carney tossed
a 29-yard pass to him for first
period marker. Bill, Henry tossed
another aerial to him for 49 yards
and another score in the third quar-
ter. and he intercepted an Anacostia
pass and ran IS yards to tally in the
second
Evening star., 1943-10-09
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Arrnn,ntnS pracS GnnrtS Mriter


NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-When
Harvard let down the bars for a
football game with Boston Col
lege it Just about wiped out
hopes for a Yale-Farvard War
bond game this fall Yale was
holding open November 90 for
such a game with the idea that
a couple more good games by the
Crimson ''informalS" .- coupled
with the Els terrible showing
might make Harvard change its
mind about net PLAYING this year,
but Harvard put B. c. in that
date. Ruby Hunter, described by
the WMCA press department as
IAN attractive blond" will act
| as spotter for the broadcasts of
kColumbia football games this
/ fall. That reverses the usual pro-
cedure of trying to spot an at
tractive blond at the game.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Ev LARRY LAWRENCE.

~ - hNAN a ~ ' ~ A+.NS =.
To Capital horse SHOW fans and
the fo%-hunting gentry Of nearby
Virginia and Maryland the most
important sporting event Of the
season Will get under way at II
O'Clock tomorrow morning at RAYS
Meadows on the East-West high
way when the first class in the
Washington Bride Trails third an
nuGl horse show is called to the
ring
Five hunter and jumper events,
besides an open hack and a Conso-
lation, have drawn an entry list Of
top performers from some of the
most celebrated stables Of the
greatest equine sector Of the East.
The most sensational features of
the show for the fans who like to
see them go high and far are the
open jumping events. For several
years the skyscTapcr classes in Cap
l"ol area horse shows have cClipsed
I'll such performances in other sec
tens CT the country. A group of
tlIlSjcL4kI%t4- t!'NStl lCEDtiS nave
carried the colcrs Of Washington
horsemon to fame and records in
recent years and several Of the best
are entered and will be battling for
championship honors tomorrow.
Eonne Nuts Heads List.
Heading the list Of great jumpers
because Of three tricolors won this
season, is Jackie Warren's spectacu-
lar gray-Wllite son Of the famous
Bonne Mutt, which has been Win
ming blues from Texas to Virginia
IN the last YEAR Piloted by Mrs
Fred j. Hughes, who has developed
the gelding, his performance should
be q mark to shoot at There are
half dozen crack fencors in the
entry list that are aQuaIy famous;
Capt Alvin I. Kay's reliable
Smacko, which twice won the cele-
l7r9teG Scott TrOnl7v AZ Madison
Evening star., 1943-10-09

played villain roles last year on a
Los Angeles radio program. And
a lot of halfbacks have earned
that reputation without ever
playing the roles Although they
won't get into game for nearly
a month, officers on the Iowa
Preflight football team have their
orders from Coach Don Faurot to
take light workouts every day.
AIT Nehf, ir., son of the old Giant
pitcher, was a member of Mai.
joe Fose famous squadron Of
marine flyers which downed 70
Jap planes in nine weeks over
Guadalcanal. Nehf still is flying
In the Pacific area.
Unanswered Question.-Note to
st. Louis fans: After you see him
in the World Series tomorrow,
will you decide whether that's a
stance Nick Etten takes at the
plate-or q sitz?
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Record Throng Sees
Wolverines, Irish
In Vengefu| Tilt
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. "a
week ago Notre Dame avenged one
of the two defeats suffered under
Coach Frank Leahy by crushing
Georgia Tech. The Irish can COM
plete the job today by whipping
Michigan before a sellout crowd of
$4,000.
The kickoff is at 3 pm.
This showdown game between un-
defeated teams is more than a
struggle for recognition as the Ma
tions top l943 football power Notre
Dame and Michigan are natural
rivals, their campuses less than 200
miles apart, yet they broke off rela-
tionS in 1909 after Notre Danes
only triumph in the last 1O-game
series. Back on speaking terms,
Michigan won last year, 80 to 20
That defeat and another that
amply was offset by Notre Dame s
55-to-l3 conquest of Georgia Tech
stand apart on Leahy's record under
the golden dome at South Bend.
His teams have won II games and
there were three ties, giving the
suave strategist an astounding .895
average for Notre Dame alumni to
null over
Notre Dame is favored today
largely because of the weight of IA
touchdoWns in two games. Michi-
gan has scored IS touchdowns in
three games, but the Wolverines lost
considerable prestige last week
while enCOuntering great difficulty
in their victory over Northwestern.
Moreover, Coach Fritz Crisler de-
clared that Elrov Cray Legs
Hirsch, producer of five touchdoWnS,
would be out of the starting lineup
with an ailing knee. Don Lund
switched from fullback, takes over
the key left halfback assignment.
A sellout of the vast Michigan
stadium was announced at mid
afternoon yesterday. officials said
chairs placed near the playing field
would boost attendance past the re-
cord 85,088 that saw the Ohio State
game in 1929.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Revdmped 6. W. Hiqh
0utpoints Coolidge

A revamped George WASHINGTON
High lineup is improving the Presi-
dents chances as shown by last
nights 60 win over previously un-
defeated and unscored-upon Cool
idge. 1t ended two-game winning
streak for the Colts and was George
Washington's first win in three
starts.
Coach Rasty Doran made several
changes in his line and had an end
playing tackle and a tackle at guard.
A blocked kick in the first period
resulted in the games only score. A
holding penalty drove the Colts back
to their 5-yard line and John Schulz
lenbarger's kick was blocked by End
Lee Mcclure. subbing for the in
jured Joe Hensley. De Arcey Camp
bell, the other end. fell on the ball
for a President touchdown. Camp
bells placement was wide. Earlier
in this period Coolidge had a touch
down called back
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Columbus Tops Syrucuse, Sets
Mark for Junior Series Wins

ished third in their leagues during
the regular season, then won playcf
series.
ElWin tPreacher> Roe, sold re-
Gently to the Pittsburgh Pirates for
1914 delivery, pitched the Birds to
the clinchlng win. He allowed the
Chiefs only five hits, none for more
than one base until a ninth frame
homer by Albert Dutch) Mele with
none aboard The tall left-hander
had capped the second tilt of the
series.
Tomas De La Cruz. winner of "a
games against II defeats during the
regular season, was the Columbus
victim in the finale The Cuban star
gave I'D Only seven hits in the seven
frames he toiled, but extra base
knocks spelled his doom.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Byrd, McSpaden Seek
Unofficial Golf Title
By lhr Associated Press-

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Sammy Byrd
ard jug McSpaden were to tee off
at the Tam O'Shanter course today
in the first round of 36-hole match
to determine the unofficial national
golf champion.
The final 18 holes will be played
tomorrow with the winner to get
$1,000 and the loser $500. The two
Philadelphia professionals qualified
for the match by winning the Tam
O'Shanter All-American Open and
the Chicago Victory National cham
pionship, respectively, this summer.
In practice rounds yesterday Nc
Spaden fashioned IS at the Tam
layout, matching the course record
held by Len Dodson, Byron Nelson
and Johnny Revolta. Byrd tuned up
with par 70.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Fairfax Nails Jefferson
For Second Struiqht

Fairfax High School football team
won its second straight game yester-
day topping Jefferson High of Falls
Church, 60-12.
Carroll Twombly and Mike Brown
each scored two touchdowns.
Twombley's markers we're on a pass
interception in sr.ond quarter
and a reverse in the third quarter,
while Brown counGd on a 4o-yard
punt return and q 30-yard end run.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Hy the Associated Preez

BY ne Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 9.-The
Columbus Rodbirds, plaToff cham
pions Of the American Association.
held the Little World Series title for
l943 today--the first team to win
that coveted crown three straight
years since the postseason fray with
the international loop kings was in
auguratod in 1907.
The Association playoff winners
defeated the Syracuse Chiefs. 4 to =.
last night to take the current set
by four -games-to-one margin, the
same edge they had over the same
club in the postseason series year
ago.
The victory gave the Birds five
Little World Series crowns, the most
ever won by any club, and gave the
American Association a 16-to-9 edge
over the International League en-
trants in the series which has been
staged intermittently for some 81
seasons.
Both Columbus and Syracuse fin
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Georgia Lacks Punch
Downing Deacons
With Lone Tally
BY the Associated Press

SS lUe ASSOCldted Press.
ATHENS, Ga, Oct. 9.-Georgia
battered down a stubborn Wake
Forest team last night to win TO,
but the Bulldogs didn't have the
punch when it was needed most.
Georgia outgained the Deacons.
203 yards to 36 on the ground. and
rolled up l3 first downs to Wake
Forests 8. Wake Forest muflsd
the BULLDOGS pass attack. breaking
up nine of Georgia'S II aerial e.
tempts and limiting the winners to
a bare ID yards by air The Deacon
connected with four OF l3 pass tries
for total of As yards.
Drive so Yards to Score.
There we're $500 fans on hand to
see the Bulldogs open up a first
quarter drive which went 70 yards
for first down on Wake Forests /.
Tiger Barrett of Jacksonville
plunged over the middle of the line
to score on the first play of the
second period. and Jernigan, substi-
tute guard, kicked the extra point.
Georgia gained most of its yard
age in the first half, and Wake
Forest fought the winners to a
standstill from half time on.
The Bulldogs bemoaned the loss
of All-America frankie Sinkvich,
who used to be good for or 8 yards
When it was most needed. Last
night they were stopped at or near
the line Of scrimmage as often as
not.
Cooks Passing Ineffective.
Johnny Cook. Georgia s freshman
tallback, gained 80 yards on Il tries
ard lost % on unsuccessful passing
attempts, for net of II.
Nick Sacrinty and Russ Perry
gained so and 36 yards, respectively
to spark Wake Forest backfeld,
and Center William STAFFORD, 200
FOUNDER from Grafton. w. Va,
broke up plenty of the Georgia
thrusts.
Charles (RabbitD Smith, Bulldog
Wlngback, carried II times for 30
yards.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Stagg, 81, Steps Back
Into Grid Spotlight;
Biq Crowds Due
Bv HAROLD CLAASSEN,

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The big
crowds and black headlines probably
will go to the Notre Dame Michigan,
Navy-Duke and Pennsylvania Dart
mouth football games today, but
some attention will be reserved for
young gentleman of 81 who steps
back into the bigtime spotlight.
He is Amos Alonzo Stagg. who at
II took Horace Greeley's advice and
went West Today he brings his
Navy y-strengthened College of Pa
cific eleven to the University of
California and his team is a slight
favorite TO win.
Already victor over ST Mary's Pre-
flight and U. C. L. A., the Staggmen
will be after their third triumph, one
more than they acquired during the
entire 1892 campaign. Neither the
Preflighters nor Uclans were able
to score.
Stage, Chicago Start Together.
Stage. football star at Yale, be-
came head coach at the University
of Chicago in 1892 when the Midway
institution was founded and re-
manned there until retired on July
l, 1888. He then went to the College
of Pacific.
Southern California. Stages op-
ponent on October %, plays St.
Mary's Preflight today in the other
coast feature. Both games expect
crowds of 10000.
Today's largest crowd sits in on
the Notre Dame Michigan proceed
ings at Ann Arbor where the stadium
will be bulged to accommodate Sc 900
while watching the antics of Angelo
Bertelli and Elroy Cray Legs
HirSch.
Some $1,000 are expected for the
NavyDuke tWilight-n might game at
Baltimore and $4,000 will be in
Philadelphia for the clash of the
two Eastern powers, PENNSYLVANIA
and Dartmouth.
In another Eastern fray. unde-
feated Army colldes with Temple.
also unbeaten. Princeton enter
tains Cornell and Colgate visits Penn
State. Harvard's informals 60 after
their second straight verdict against
Worcester and Yale's cripples invade
Columbia.
Georgia Tech Essays Comeback.
Most Of the Southern attention is
centered on Georgia Techs come
back, with the Georgia Preflight
squad as the foe. and what success
Tulane and Louisiana State will
have against pair of Southwest
Conference rivals. Rice and Texas
A, & M, respectively.
Other Dixie games find Glenn
sons up-and-coming fire S h m n
battling Virginia Military. Rich
mond at Virginia and Jacksonville
Naval Air Base at North Carolina.
AS usual the Midwest is dotted
with Grade A contests. Ohio State
shows its Ernie Parks for the bene-
fit of the Great Lakes Sailors; Bob
Hoernschemeyer and his Hoosier
mates will be at Nebraska, Purdue
entertains Camp Grant; Iowa and
Iowa Prefight play Oh the field they
share in practice, and Illinois visits
Wisconsin.
Missouri opens the defense of its
Big Six crown by playing Kansas
State and Tulsa and Texas Tech
tangle in what should be a scoring
tornado. Oklahoma and Texas
make their annual appearance in
Dallas.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Bond Pin Match Cancelled;
Kyattsvi||e Hits $4,000

A match scheduled between the
Huguely Bethesoans and Baltimore
Lucky Strikes as a feature tonicht
Of Hvattsville's bowling bond drive
has been Cancelled by the Balti-
moreans
Perce Wolfe's Riverdale Specials
,ast night trimmed the Palace Tailor
ing Company, 1,794-1,774. Sales
totaling 5000, with William Gordon,
Palace team sponsor. buying a $500
bond, put the tournament total at
$4,000.
Kay Caul tied Caroline Hiser for
second place with 1913, and Frances
Wilson rolled 397 for fourth place
in the wonen's division. George
Mcdonald went third in the mems
with 459.
The Pop Wolfe Memorial event
will end the bond program tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

gets home to Caguas. Citizens of
his native town are planning a
huge celebration.
Logical Ccnclusion.-At the
next meeting OF the Notre Dame
Club of New York A. Jordanoff
will talk about Visual Training
and Its Application to Postwar
World Construction We sup
pcse that means how to spot a
good high school halfback and
what to do about it when you see
him.
Todays Guest Stsr.-George
E mond, 81. Paul CMinnD Dis
patch; "A lot of the Nation S foot
ball powers could substitute, tor
their rousers and football songs,
Rubenstein's Melody in 4-F.'"
(And where does this guy Ru-
bernstein coach, George?)
Service Observation-Disclosures
Gil Purucker of the Camp Le-
jeune IN. c. Marine team,
Evening star., 1943-10-09

A closer balance is being reached
in the high school football series as
the teams head for midseason form
with players who were green at the
start gaining combat experience.
RoCscVelt'S Rough Riders still are
on top by virtue of yesterdays TO
victory over Central, the margin be-
ing supplied by the kicking of Irv
Morris. who now has made good in
five Of his six extra point attempts.
The tight score was something of
a surprise, however, as was yester-
days other series result, a scoreleSs
tie between Tech and favored
Wilson eleven.
Roosevelt's payof play came in
the second period as Morris, toss
ing his first pass, connected with
Wesley CRockp Dodge for 50 yards
and touchdown. and then calmly
kicked the winning point.
Blocked Punt Brings Score.
Centrals third-period score was
set up when Owen Morris blocked
a punt on the Rider a.. Ben
SWartz ran through left guard to
the 20, Tom Sweeney plunged to
the Is and then Sweeney tossed to
Larry FyaneS for the tally. Gerald
Smith failed to convert.
Central made another bid TO
score in the same quarter, with
Sweeney leading a drive from mid
field that begged down on the
Roosevelt Is.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Terps Fight to Top 500
In Grid Game With RAB

University of Maryland's football
team was favored to step above the
500 mark today as it faced the
Richmond Air Base eleven in 2::3O
o'clock game at College Park.
After losing their opening game
to Curtis Bay Coast Guard, the Old
Liners upset Wake Forest last week.
The air base eleven has a similar
500 record with loss, tie and vic
tory on its slate.