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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-02-12

Slick Method: Use finest grind. Keep mir
ture tumbling in upper bowl for two minutes:
longer, if stronger coffee is desired.
Drip Method: Have water boiling vigorously
before pouring into top of dripolator. If strong
er coffee is desired, bring mixture to boiling
point and pour through again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

fucsre r HYDE 1856 Maple
clarence. IS Grac.f. 1854 hacufnh.
William AterNytte. 22d2 Cllntou
Thea4ore CayDurue 2ih2 Madison.
.u.Ner j Cfaig 1898 Dubois
AInerf OhYrr g2oA linton
Fdusra EiUurr Jr, 2tlN Naicf'oo'
NHaw Reid. 222a Ascom0.
Of. At rNHn 1856 tnarieNoh
ROBBERS HaagzirT 2i79 Jos Csmpsu.
Kenneth hir'Ici 2lat Muleti
Andrew Brooks 2H61 T. lAfat etc.
William d M rpny 1850 Dubois.
NIc Thompson 1920 "huiiru.
WNNNI PoARD M. 10
lanes " Baker. iil6 sheridan.
Thomas Hsurau. hu.g hef,h'Fa4.
Fu8r y Ash bsfX HatfeIl.
gDufl, GForevI 1879 Townsend,
1uhn o. Boyle si3b Buckingham,
H.nall &. BiUlP fJfs r.. NtnDr
V4utl g. ClAssn d.. 5000 Benftau.
James a. Hnfas. Psi BALDWIN.
STANLEY Sicman glt7 Pcuns> lNan'a.
L1.- - kllL-fI- 1l41 4lHLsfnd--
EDWARD D. sumner, 1881 stringham.
FREDERICK Rost Jt, 2l6p Townsend.
ratr IS Wafuum, 24i6 Parker.
milton A. Non. 1918 Mcclellan
Waller {. Anderson. 1904 ParkViev.
rn T Tyler. SS35 81 Pau.
,,.rre e. Remote 7iOg F. Lafayette,
Hugo CahsI 1890 ParkvieW.
Arden e. Johnson. ManCeluna,
William w. wills. 1872 Bcvidcre
Norbert J CrumOe, 1852 Belviaere.
Ioneu w. see,e', 2aal Baldvl IN
Thomas a Pretto, l2i2 Hoicomh
samuel ] Rufgne, 1905 Pennsy wanna.
Fmu j. MWey.Hp s742 AGNES
Rene ". Mmenvde. SAP Agnes.
.Ri,hard 9 Sucia SsaA kercheyal.
Charles sesta. 2s3s Van DYKE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Leonardo Orlando. $3.50 Dorchester.
steve p. Patterson. 2iSs sheridan.
CALVIN r. BAD. 2lsi Fischer.
Robert D. DeAtpn. 1884 A.. Pau
Tuer Ai'dbslli 1895 ChArleyoiX
I t4ecue A. Stfo-teT. 1855 MCCLELLAN.
IAthU'r A. CoTpiiNc 1906 Van Dyke.
/ francis J. paigls 9366 CharlevoiK.
Henry A. NK IT, lfua Parkview.
\ Alan q Hay, GIT kerchevai
John r. King l2t7 Beiyidere.
john r Spetrs 1903 H0lc0mh.
F.mrr h. MaNin Jr.. 1891 Navarro.
SaNrUo G. Nitals 60a Townsend,
RAYMOND + Lamb. 1858 Saratoga.
Richard T. Mason zoos Van Dyke.
tfanh pay. 1869 sheridan ..-...
SYLVESTER ~ Schsfks 1888 sheridan,
prank l.. ID Anicu4 1876 Huribut
, ucent a, Mcmillan. 2iOl hald"ln'
: Robert G Lyon, 22l6 sheridan.
|F.sve Narello CO., sheridan.
Keith D. NacChgrles 1911 Van DYKE.
George & Navarro. 1894 Holcomn.
. lA4lE-p,- d. J..l4p-..n- -2-lA lIn4enHh.
John L. Lacaria. 1858 Peunsy wanna.
William 4 Cuddy 1924 Cadillac.
I anthony Ahed 1888 Field.
John Martin, 1888 Townsend.
George H. Gnin Ss76 Louis
J Joseph Mirabue. 1910 Crane
John y lupiccolu. i2fh HOlComh.
Arthur " Lakus, 1853 Durand.
|I.,uIfK Dugas. 29l7 Lycaste.
HAIRY pahlheimer, 1927 Hurihut
waiter rrhanc2yk, 2A7t Van DYKE
IWuBam NJ. Harvey 22l3 Mcclellan
Leland ~ smith. llil Flscher.
llack p Drake 1871 Pennsylvania.
burton r. preschcr. 1927 sheridan.
IR.chard O. Bloomfield, 1926 Crane.
weldon X. Dugan, $3.50 kercheval.
lWalier I. Adams. 243i Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Wavne County Sends Record CrOup---i32 Men---l

William J. senzik. 5O5l Maybury Grand
Byron y. Cobb, 1913 Lorraine.
Thomas r.. Gordon. seas stanton.
Arthur J. Kuster, $685. Wabash.
John Douglas 61s7 Avery.
Thomas r. Bell 57il Wabash.
Winston r. Bryant. 1910 Dunedin,
Dallas o. GilreAth, 59ia Fourteenth.
Hoyt d. Halsted Jr., 6f9l TAFT.
Charles c. Bassett a776 Linwood.
FRANKLIN j schasf, 1898 Northwestern.
Bert A. Roberts ~, 1855 winslow.
Edwin = Landrith. 1910 Hooker.
Emlyn T Jones, 1895 Dunedin
Gordon r. schukowsky, 562l Twenty fifth
sid r.. Anton. 1888 Eastern place.
Walter Ripple. 1885 Holden.
stanley W Hanna, 3335 Stanley court.
Robert X Cornell, 1885 Stanley.
George Murray Jr.. iS02 Ogden.
Leslie J. Rasmussen. 1874 Hanover.
Fred H. Jenner. 1863 Delaware.
Paul Yidoyich. 6770 TAFT.
Earnest II. Burns, 35ll MeGraw.
John w. sullivan. 262B Hudson.
Ellsworth H. schanerberger. 1864 Llnwood
James M Bertakis, 1928 McGraw.
Johnnie w. Burford. 202l Antolnette.
Clement ID. Fowler. 6523 Twelfth.
Earcel r. Farmer.
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Robert Csuin. l27ss Mark Twain.
Milton Falick, l72s Lee place
David Blain. 1907 Pingree.
Morris surowitE 2260 Hazelvood.
Ralph Burgan. 29l5 Hogarth.
William Newman, 2064 Gladstone.
Edward slotnick. 1868 Gladstone.
Robert Montgomery, 24t9 Blaine.
Raymond Gold. 1912 Gladstone.
Manuel Kaufman. 1886 Blaine.
George Murphy. S7l3 Dexter.
Mickey GreenwAld. 207O Pingree.
Lee Freedman, 2747 Gladstone.
Philip Aiken, 1865 Atkinson.
Marvin Roseuthaf 2235 Taylor.
Nathan Rubin. 2Ol9 Taylor.
James Markey 1871 Pingree
Anthony Hollow, 2i76 LaSalle Gardens.
Maurice shapiro 2239 W. Philadelphia.
Morrey Finkelstein. 1854 Gladstone
/ Charles saulleS, 2O20 W. Philadel phia,-
George wolnez. 1875 Pingree.
Irving Albert 252T Pingree.
Floyd Taylor. 222i Pingree
Henry Donofsky, 2045 w. Philadelphia.
William Hoffman, 1921 n. LaSalle Gds.
Walter Newman. 1880 Lnwood
Keith Francis. 3215 Twenty-thrd.
Floyd Bailey, 3fl FeTndale.
Francis Keith, 5215 Twenty-third.
Max Blank. 2262 Pingree.
1 William Smith, s65S Twelfth.
Pete C;odStein 1920 Gladstone.
Jack Rosenbloom, 1858 Pingree.
Hyman Gendloff. 2032 Blaine.
Sidney freshman, 1851 Leslie.
I Kenneth Command. S4i7 Twelfth,
Calvin Kennedy, 26ll Whitney.
, David saks, 1888 Pingree.
Thomas Burns, 1898 Seward.
James oHara, 1919 Virginia Park.
Henry J. Cockerill Jr.
Milton Lamborn. 1889 Clairmount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Martin Burton, 2474 Taylor.
Jerome NJ. Ash, san LaSaile Blvd.
Harry Winrick 1882 W. Euclid.
Irving Levine. 2205 W Euclid,
lsAdors Chusid, 2643 Gladstone.
Robert UmlAh 1926 W Euclid.
David Rubehstein, 1898 Gladstone.
Louis Rims. 1853 Pingree
Harry overton, POTS w Philadelphia.
Samuel Eisinstat 2440 Pingree.
RAY swindler, 1726 Seward.
Harry Krowitz, 1897 Hardwood
John Eddington, 24ll W. Grand Blvd.
Sam soskin. 1888 W Philadelphia.
Francis clifford. 1911 Delaware.
Alfred Harvey, 764i Woodrow Wilson.
George ROsett, 294O Blaine.
Harold segal. 1884 Clairmount.
Francis Martin. 1888 w Euclid.
Max Katz, 1905 Duane.
BOARD No. 80
Albert soitys, 1927 Nesson.
John A. Ruppsl, 1897 Bangor.
Robert A. seileek, 40sI Lovett.
Edward J. kobylasz. 563s Campbell.
Leo J. Misialek, 1854 Military.
George j. Berendt, 47i3 Hammond.
John T. OleJaTczyk, 4712 Junction.
Edward Krasuski, 33f6 Roosevelt
Edward A. Banner, 4ii9 Twenty-ffth.
Joseph Horak. 1926 1hirty.hrst
Thaddeus ]. Belkowski, 1891 Thirty hrst.
Peter J. Pawisz. Evansville, Ind.
Anthony Kotowsh. 4Oi4 Twenty-eighth.
Walter A. Jablonskl 1891 WeSson.
Fred r. Weidner. 1856 Cortland, Allen Pi
Edward J. Budny, 670S Floyd.
Stanley j. Hyduk, fl09 Thirtyhrst.
Edward Mikulski, 1869 Thirty -hrst.
Myroslav Lapchak. $685. Vancouver.
stanley p. watroba. ios5 wesson.
Max j. Domiter, 2765 Military.
Stanley \. Lesiak, 1917 Thirty FIRST.
John j. KulikoWski. 40i4 Scotch.
Joseph c. Sackle. 2Sli Vinewood
John J. Sprafin 5a3t KuprrnicK.
Hubert c. Link. 1856 SUSSEX
Theodore V. SOkol. 1851 Chopin.
Edward F. Mahoney, 65O9 Barlum,
Leonard J. Miller. $500 Lanman.
Herbert r.. MiiuCan. 62Oi Michigan.
Clements Bronikowsh al12 TWenty-CiEhn
Howard r.. Little, 1909 Thirty-first.
Edward =. Wojtowicz. 32s Buchanan.
Frank j. EvanewslU 1896 Hammond.
Henry scripps. 374i Bushey
Benny +. Rembisz. 4143 Thlrtieth.
Alfred Tokarzewski. 1892 Twenty-eighth.
Joseph y. kochRn. 562s Kopernck
| Raymond J. Kichalak, 1888 Thirty fifth.
Edward G. ChTEanowski, ALB Wesson
H. r. Lukasiewicz. 3746 Thirty-second.
Joseph A. Przytulsk 4126 Thirty fifth.
Leslie NJ. Lloyd ASST Roosevelt.
Joseph Ruszkiewicz. 6i6l OTIS.
George w. Bilinger 1910 Vinewood.
Edward socha, 4sie Thirtieth.
Leonard f. zalenski. 1914 Junction.
Donald r, Jakubowski 1901 Martin.
Eddie j. sarna, 1929 Creusel.
Edward Joseph Ligeski. 3fi9 Bushey.
Edward w. Mazur, 1912 Lovett.
Joseph Nicpon, 3ll5 Hammond.
Robert NJ. LADY. 1870 Livernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Prank ]. cernak, 1901 Thirtieth.
Leonard A. Mier. $3.50 Thirty-thlrd.
Bronisaw y. KnEnieki, 1870 Campoell.
George z Anssn Sso, s sld North Military
AloIEy J. Nowskowskl. !7il Herbert.
Theodore j. Oden. 3b93 Lovett.
Edward J. Rychlinski, 1929 Thirty-hfth.
Charles Lasoniek, 1907 cempesh;
Donald l.. Schultz. 1918 Vnewood.
John @. Foley, 2i46 Military.
Edward A. JRntosz, 1888 Howell.
Chester J. skubie5. 46ss Thirty, hIst'
Here Marek, 1861 Wesson.
John Kucsh 43lf Bangor.
Boleslaus H. Truszkowski, 4163 Scotch.
Stanley J. Yelonek 5000 Wesson.
Cashier Duda, 3f33 Hammond.
Robert W. Rohn. 377q Ranger.
Edward s. RomanoWski. 1865 Scotch.
John Dwornik. $3.50 Otis.
Eugene II. ZaJac, 5707 Otis.
FeuX y. Sobckak, 1868 Thirty-second.
Edmond f.. sarzynski, 5749 Otis.
Stanley w. Balcerzak 1909 Cieotte,
Frank l., Lack. 1859 Thirty second.
Frank s Buchart. 4752 Howell.
Stanley J. Borowsil, 1919 street
Cletus J. Goulet, 4gfi Thrty-tfth.
Henry KalinowsN. 44i3 Thirty-second.
Edward s. Mack 3426 Goldner.
George o. Puchalsky. 37fs Thirty-second
Edwin S. Delekta. $685. Greusel.
Edward Garbus. 5i2l Thirty-second.
William f.. spraglin, 4l55 Herbert.
Don s Hubert. i34s West Grand Blvd.
Richard l.. Werner, 5l3s Military.
Stanley ]. Surma arse Military.
Joseph s. Paliwoda, $3.50 Military.
Arthur II Kapanowski b75S Otis.
Edward r. Jastrzemhsk 1888 Campbell
George Gronovieh, 1888 Twenty eighth.
Julius Ptak. 4s39 Scotch.
Floyd T. Kupkowski, 1858 Howell.
Edward Trybulec 3i6s Military,
Alexander Jagzinski 1858 Thirty NTH.
Emil A. Gal 5i6S Thirtieth.
Edward kupstas, 1902 West Warren
AIoysius ]. Tarnack 5000 Twenty eighth
Edward j. Cutnick, 5ai4 Otis.
Hugh NJ Franks. 1901 Clark.
Harry Noyef. Chicago. III.
Manfred J.. Galdes. 4lS7 Campbell.
Leonard +. GnleWek 3sO3 Bushey,
Eaward A. Chess 4o4g TwentS eighth.
Harry J. Koccmba. 464l Thirueth
Joseph NJ KAszuba 1929 Buchanan.
Anthony II Kietrys. 1862 Thirty third.
Stanley J. Rup. 1902 military.
/ Fdm. r.. Adamcheskt, 5O25 Twenty eighth
Harry NJ. Gogola, 3S40 Thrty-nnh.
John Borkowsh. 3s48 Thirty first.
John W. JackelOvick. 1897 Twenty ninth.
Frank c. Kendra. COPS Thirty-first.
Henry TupaJ. 4s76 81. Hedwig.
Herman ke!ler-Alsa Thirty -seeeHAr
Leonard s. Pisarowski, Abb Thirtieth.
Henry W. Wszolek, 1901 Thirtieth.
Maurice J. Henning, 1927 Mckinley.
Chester r. Niedzielt. 1865 West Warren.
/ Leon c. KrOI. SABA Military.
Joseph F, Mikulak, 5005 Junction
Richard r. susewit, 40 Michigan.
Frank Opalewski, 1916 Wesson.
Paul r.. Giisson, ara West Warren.
James l.. Maddox 1929 Vinewood.
| Marion H. Pietrowski. 5si7 Sc. Lawrence
Thomas Kowalskl, 1895 Loyett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Top Contingent
in History Of
Detroit Center

The largest group in WaSn,
County Scicctiye service history
$50 mon headed for The armcC
forces today after induction al thC
jefferson avenue induction center
Wayne Hoard No. . 'ani DAVIS.
WAYNE BOARD 30.
rrskinc O'NeaL 12-u Js'
CARTE Fullerton SBl 1aINt't.
james Rivers 1o"- car.
trrrrv tt--rr~rw lpol 81 t------
va,ks A. Harden iglS Jus tHmraH
IRVINE r nnnieN IspS MaNh
Prank NAV g6So waterloo.
Marvin p English 1e1o Ar'.f'am
ClVds Nosbt. -sT Jos Campo"
G.crge p Morgan 1.t2 Nrho. SAN.
Fsrun = Hicks 21F, Ctaf.rN"'A.
william Dent 1856 srcruat
Pierce : Morton. 2Its htIlri'rs
Robbie J. F,cfcl'e. la.. Nrho3ta'.
Msrvin Purifoy Jr 1915 - Aah.n
C~erEe Williams I- -.'a Hhff man.
Chsries x simmons i6l GraI0i
Jress Guess 2263 Manic.
Tasheu Allen l0So Pierce.
Leroy Hunt 1883 Hunt
Iaeious Aikens 2i4i Ncp"ueaiL
T6Nara J.. Davis 1884 3sy-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
No Strike During War

AUSTIN, Tex, March 5 QNSl
Organized labor in Texas has
signed a written agreement prom
ising no strikes, slowdowns, lock-
outs or work stoppages OF any
kind in war work until victory IS
won, Gov. Stevenson announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81


Walter I. Nasilewski, $500 Thirty-lecopd.
Leonard II, Zolenski. ~
/ WAYNE BOARD NO. 81
Horace Scott, sOi1 stanford.
Walter Hin. 6032 Whiiewood.
Edgar Taylor. 659s Stanford.
John G. Roberts. 63T2 Thirtieth.
Charles Patterson, 6400 Horthheld.
Frank A. Lake. Sass HAzlett.
Warren Chambers 6579 colfax.
John Payne. 5707 Thirtieth.
Edward Rose, 4744 McGraw.
James Claybrooks, 5000 Hazlett.
James w. Mack, 6i44 Colfax.
Harold GILLESPIE, 1854 Beeohwood.
Robert Ginyard, 4til Moore.
John Martin, 56l1 Stanford.
Milton Lowell, 6O6f Scotch.
cato Johnson, 6it6 Hazlett.
Charles Han. 1894 Begole.
Brayman Jamisonl bsO1 woodrow.
Henry Robinson, 519s Beechwood.
Victor Long. 6O49 Woodrow.
Perry simons Jr., 5710 John r.
Robert Graham, 60si Beeehwood.
Alvin Love. 1894 Maybury Grand.
Clarence Brown, $3.50 Hartford.
James Faulkner, 1901 Colfax.
Herman Branch. $685. Woodrow.
Claude d. Baker.
Vernon J. Brent.
James f. Roman
Wayne hoard No. 2O--Ronert L. KurEsr.
Gerald Gerslds.
Wayne Board NO. 2R-Haig Yaghjian,
Robert M. Kunkel
Wayne Board No. 2i--John +. Beck,
George l.. Hawkins.
Wayne Board No. 2s--Paul d. Murgola.
John A. Hayer,
Wayne Board No. 27--Leonard Y. SAN
born.
Wayne Board No. i9-- William r. Church.
Sent direct 10 Fort CUSTER Edgar G..
/ smith. Vermund }. Juhl, Morris n. Klein-
tberg, Robert IT. Patton, George J. Holden,
Paul ]. Pfeiner. Jerome KunCk, Leroy y.
King. Edward r. Newcomb, Leroy j.
Potts Robert f. Williams William A.
Hahzinger Howard X Arnold, Bruce =.
Pitt Jacob l.. Rycenga EDWARD =. sears
willie G. Lawrence. Ernest l.. McBroom'
Richard II. Vogel. Charles A. Niednalski,
Robert II. Howell, Robert NJ. Breitmeyer.
Martin Forman James W Hunter, VIII
lard A. Potts, Joseph J. johnston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

walter j. Dub. 1892 Thirty second.
4 Joseph J. Krause, 1897 Military.
Walter 7. Wasilewski, $500 Thirty-lecond.
Leonard r., Zolehski.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-07

crucifixion of Christ at Calvary.
We still have faith in God, and
are faithfully holding him to his
promise, to make all crooked
pathways straight. The Negroes
of America now feel, and right
ly so, that Christ has been left
out of our so-called Christian
civilization. We also know that
our leaders in State and Church
will have much to answer for not
accepting all mankind as their
brother and neighbor.
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS
YOURSELF, is the one and only
to the so-called white
world today. Can you take it?
The Negroes of America, young
and old, are conscious of this
great fact, they also know that
there is no other way out of this
but to LOVE YOUR
NEIGHBoR AS YOURSELF.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-07
FELLOWSHIP
DINNER

Fellowship Dinner and Fence
building project bring together
prominent pastors and civic and
religious workers.
At the Peoples Institutional
Baptist Church last Scnday after
noon a very unusual meeting was
held. Twenty-Five or thirty
Church and civic leaders gather
ed for the purpose of repairing
and building a new fence around
the Playfield of the Peoples In
stitutional Baptist Church. The
visiting group was under the di-
rection of Miss Noami Benford
and Mrs. Chas. r. Coe., Mrs. WV
ienne L. Penick, Miss Eleanor
Taylor and Mrs. Pomona Engh
represented the home group.
Three ministers were present and
Joined whole heartedly in the
zuckrman, the Reverend j. r.
work-program, Rabbi Arth ur
Bartlett of the University Unitar-
ian Church and the Reverend
Fountain w. Penick, pastor of
the Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church. AT the close of the work
ing period, the group assembled
in the dining hall of the Church
where the ladies served a delic-
ious chicken and vegetable din
ner. After dinner the assembly
divided up into groups and dis
cussed some of our present day
problems. Several of the visitors
remained over to the evening
worship and enjoyed a song ser,
vice lead by Miss Empress L. Kri
ger. The fence was not completed
and it was decided that the grouI
would return on Sunday, July
gath and finish the project. This
gathering Representing various
race groups is in keeping with
the spirit and program of the
Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church. In the general Church
program and memberships of ali
nationalities and race groups
are welcomed. In the nursery
school the enrolment represents
five different race groups and the
teaching and working personnel
consists of whites and Negroes.
The entire relationship is ideal.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-07
LIKES OUR EDITORIAL

Dear Mr.. Robinson:
I have just read your editorial
appearing in the June 30th edi-
ton entitled, THE People VS..
Chief of Police Kimsey," and
could not refrain from express
ing my approval of the editorial
and its statement of facts both
historically and currently in the
affairs of the City of Seattle.
I personally feel that Chief
Kimsey is honest and sincere and
has done the very best kind of
a job that could be done under
the circumstances. l also feel
that he is being made a political
martyr. solely because of the
personal ambitions or designs of
certain politicians.
am only sorry that your edi-
torial will not be reprinted by
the various daily newspapers in
the City of Seattle. since 1 be-
lieve all of he people should be
entitled to read this fortnight
analysis of the facts.
With besct regards to yourself,
l remain
Sincerely yours,
John T. Dalton.
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Noted CalifOrnians
Seattle Visitors

MIRA nd Mrs. Willie Francis of
Berkeley, Calf, are house guests
of Mr.. Sonny Lee, 1876 King st.
Mrs Francis is State President
DIT. Elks, Calf, and Deputy
Northern District Calf; Sec
tary, Relief Dept, Dist. Grand
Household, Cal. and Ore. juris-
diciton, Odd Fellows, Matron
Bethel Chapter No. 81 Eastern
Stars, San Francisco and Super
visor Port Transportation, San
Francisco. offices Port of En-
barkation.
For 25 years. Mr.. William p.
Shores, her father, was the only
colored captain of ship, sailing
a coast wise and deep sea whal-
ing vessel.
Mr.. Willie Sayers, her husband,
has been an employee of the
Southern Pacific railway for more
than rs years.
Sonny Lee and the visitors mo-
tored to Vancouver, B. c., July
5, the guests of Mr.. Gus West,
to witness the races. West had
two anfrfoo In Mopdovye Uonoo,,
yer races, Hot Drop" and MAR
CO."
From Vancouver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis will return to their home
in Berkeley, Calf. Both are deep
~ impressed with he hospitality
of their host and his Seattle
friends.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-07
Anniversary Program
To Be Held AT
COlman Service Mems Club

July 10th will mark one year
of service for the Colman Ser
vice Mems Club and staff. A
very fine program has been ar
ranged for the evening of the
10th. At eight o'clock an out
of-door program will be held if
the weather permits. In case of
rain the program will be held on
the inside at the A. M. E. Zion
Church. Rev. John Richmond
Harris will be the guest speaker
of the evening. Musical numbers
will be rendered by various
camps, forts and civilians. Mr..
John Clayton will lead group sing
ing. After the program a social
hour will be held at which time
refreshments will be served to
all guests.
All persons who have flowers
to spare, from their flower gar
den, kindly send to the club for
this occasion.
The Junior Volunteer Hostess
SEES held very interesting meet
ing Tuesday night. They made
several trips this past week.
Paine Field, Fort Lewis and the
dance given by the Cantonment.
A grand time was had at all
three places but the girls will re-
member the trip to Fort Lewis |
and the music of Louis Arm
strong on Sunday.
The Senior Hostess Committee
held their regular meeting Tues
day night, June goth. Many in
and timely matters
we're discussed. This committee
8 beginning to realize the great
that is theirs, and
ire prepared to meet the chal-
enge.
Army & Navy Mothers Club
will meet Wednesday, July 7th.
All mothers who have sons in
he Army or Navy are asked to
ONE to this meeting.
The Victory Canteen will meet
at the club. Plans are
icing made for the reception. All
re asked to be present by the
Hartman Mrs. Bertha Campbell. [
Remember the date Saturday,
uly 10th at eight O'Clock. Ami
ersary program at the Colman l
Tub.
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To Visit Her Father

Mrs. Dorothy Lomax will ar
rive at Denver, Colo, August 16,
to visit her father, John Graves
who resides at 2944 Welton st.
Mrs. Lomax attended Whittier
and Cole Jr. High. We hope she
will make our fair city her home
again. We know her many friends
in Seattle, Wash. will miss her
as she was very active.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-07
Negro Congratulated

Lieut.. Charles B. Hall of Bra
zil, Ind, won the distinction of
being the first Negro fighter pi-
lot to shoot down an enemy plane
when he sent a Focke-Wulf 100
spinning to earth. He was CON
graduated personally by Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Allied
commander in chief in Africa.
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PRINTING

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FORT DES MONIES, Iowa.
July 80. Auxiliary Ida M.
Lewis, South Sind and Proctor
street, Tacoma, Washington, is
included in the group of Negro
members of the Wome'ns Army
Auxiliary Corps assigned to duty
at Fort Knox, Kentucky. She
received her WAC training at
FIRST WAC Training Center.
Fort Des Moines, Iowa.