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tuomet uz tai nebusime kalti
kad savo troskimu neatsleke-
me, bet nebusime praslkalte
nieko nedarymu. Todel dabar
turime remit ir palaikytl VI
sas pastangas kurios dirba az
Lietuvos neprikausomybes at
statyma. Lietuvos Atstovybe
Londone reikalinga simterio-
pal daugiau negu Amerikos
Lietuviu Informacijos Centras'
Mano gyvenime visuomenes
darbuose as visada buvau kalr
ir "Taikos Teisejas". To prin-
cipo dar ir siadien laikausl
Bet jeigu taikos budu neteks
paveikti musu vadu-vaduku -
reikalinga bus pradeti puollmc
atakas. Z. Jarkauskas,
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sIRKsNIENE Ona, mire Lie
pos %, Marlboro, N. j.
LEBERIENE Mare (Kumetai-
te), 63 metu, mire Liepos
20, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LAGAUSKAS Kazys, 81 me-
tu, mire Liepos %, Valley
Stream, N. Y.
BARAUSKIENE Kaze, nnire
Liepos %, Philadelphia, Pa.
GURINAS Kazys, pus amzis,
mire Rugp. IL, Chicagoje.
(Telsiu ap., Gadunavo par,
Uzmarkes k.)
MAIRONIS Pranas, pusamzis,
mire Rugp. IL, Chicagoje.
(Rokiskio ap., Sally p, Ur-
liu KY
BALCIUNIENE Ursule (Sko-
dziute), So M, mire Rugp.
13, Chicagoj. (Panev. aps.,
Vensloviskiu k.) Amerikoje
isgyveno 80 metu.
| MILKENTIENE Veronika, Ga
metu, n1ire Rugp. 6, Gary,
Ind.
LESCIENE Magdalena, mire
Rugp. men,, Gary, Ind.
STULGINSKAS Stasvs, so m.
mir6 Rugp. men,, Mahanoy
! City, Pa.
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MlNEJO GIMTADIENI

Ponia Charles Matusayage,
Bristol Terrace, Rugp. 6 mine
jo savo gimtadienio sukakti.
sia proga jos pagerbime daily
vavo jos sunus is karo laivy-
no su savo draugais kitatau-
ciais iurininkais. PIP. Matusa-
wage yra labai pavyzdinga Sci
ma. ir ju sunus Edmundas, ju-
rininkas, kas karta parvaziuo-
damas namon parsiveza po ke-
lis savo draugus, kurie papras-
tai esti is ivairiu skirtingu val
stiju, ir ju naumose randa2 mo-
tiniska priemima. Poni Matu-
savage yra gavus daugeli pa
dekos laisku nuo motinQ is pla-
clos Americas, kuriu sunus j
savo namuose maloniai prieme
ir pavaisino.
Dalyvaves 81 karta vaisese
jurininkas Thomas Muriset 81.
taip pasake: 'Tai puikiausi ma
mai ka as kada turejau. =.
Nebusit priesinga kad as jus
vadinsiu motina?. AS tikros
motinos neturiu".
Tick turiu pasakyti apie PIP
Matusavage Selma: ju ne tik
durys atrados kiekvienam jur.
eiviui arba kareiviui, bet il
Sirdys atdaros visiems kas til
pas JUGS atsilanko. llgiausll
metu poniai Matusavage.
DIR. M. J. Colney
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RBuRY. CT.
Piknike Kalhes Julius
Smetona

American Friends of Lithu-
ania rengia piknika sekmadie-
nj, Rugsejo II, Lietuviu Par
ke, uz Lakewood. Dalyvaus
kaipo kalbetojas zymus svecias
Julius Smetona is Clevelando,
ir kiti kalbetojai. sokiams gros
Zambroskis orkestras, taipgi
bus uzkandziu ir issigerimu.
Pelnas skiriamas isteigti Lie
tuviska kambari St. Mary's Ii
gonineje, vardan zuvusiu Lie
tuviu kareiviu dabartiniame
kare.
Kareiviu motinos pasizade-
jo parupinti Barbecue" sia.
me piknike, ir bus kitokiu pa
ivairinimu, kuriais atsilankius
publika bus pilnai patenkinta
Pikniko rengimo komisijs
kviecia visuomelle nuosirdzia
paremti 81 labdaringa darba.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
SMULKIOs zTNIOs

Leitenantas Jonas Valukas
buvo parvaziaves is kariuome-
mes pasilsiui 20 dienu laikotar-
piui pas savo zmona ir tevus.
RADIO savo sum-, iona, jau ke-
Ii menesiai atgal gimusi. Pa
viesejes savo seimoje, vel is
vaziavo prie savo uzsiemimo
kariuomene.
Vytautas ellis, baiges Me-
chaniku mokslaine, gavo Cor
poral laipsni. Buvo parvazia
yes 20 dienu pailsiui. Paviese-
jes pas tevus ir seseris, iske-
liavo Washington valstija ka-
rinems pareigoms.
Leitenantas. Petras Medonis
esantis Prancuzijoje ir Angli-
joje, kaip jo tevai gavo zinia
uz savo pasizymejimus Pran.
cuzijos invazijos dienomis bu'
vo apdovanotas Lakunu Kry'
zium, kuri parsiunte savo te
vans, p. Medoniams.
Lett. Medonis buvo lektuvt
pilotas gabenRnt paratruperiu'
.Vokieciu uzpuolimui uz linij,
Prancuzijoje. 4 Jis pirm to ka
riavo Afrikoje ir Sicilijoje.
Viena karta buvo nusauta'
su lektuvu, nukrites i vande
nyna veliau buvo isgelbetas.
V. M.
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PITTSBURGH
Kasyklu Streikai

Vakarineje Pennsylvanijoje
percita savaite isplitus anglia
kasyklu streikui, kas apeme
devynias dideles kasyklas, val
dzia pradejo daryti spaudima
j streikuojancius llasyklu uz-
ziurejimo darbininkus, baigti
streika. nes darOma dideli nuo-
stoliai - per pastaras dvi sa-
yaites prarasta 145,200 tonQ
ANGLES.
Sustreikavo kasyklu darbu
uz ziuretojai reikalaudami sau
uni los pripazinimo.
Jefgu streikas nebus baigta
valdzia tuojau perims kasyk-
las .savo kontrole ir darbas
lures eiti.
Prize Clyde, jau baigesi dvle-
iu savaicSu streikas Republi-
can Steel Corp. kasykloje, 800
darbininku gryzo dirbti.
Sugryzo 1900 angliakasiu j
Jones G. Laughlin kasyklas,
bet sios savaitass pradzioje dar
tebesitese strelkas septyniose
didesnese kasyklose.
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VOKIECIU VELNIS-
XII KERSTO PA
DARAI

Amerikos armijos vadai pa
dare pranesima apie susektus
naujus Vokieciu budus kenki-
mui ir naikinimui savo priesQ
Amerikieciu ir Anglu Prancu-
zijoje. Jie krautuvese ispla-
tino saldaines kuriu viduje ide.
ia tam tikru chemikalu. Tas
saldaines taikyta parduoti uz-
kariaujantiems Alijantu karei-
viams. Saldaine suvalgius, vi
duriuose ir burnoje pradeda
liepsna degti.
Palieka visokiu pavojingu
prietaisu su muilu, kuris nude
gina oda arba sprogsta var
toiamas, ir nupleSia rankas ii
kitaip kareivi suzeidzia.
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BANKAI PRIIMS
KARO BONUS
ISKEITIMUI

81 rudeni valdzia iveda nau-
ja Karo Bonu plana, sulyg ku-
rio Karo Bonu pirkejai gales
gauti pinigus tuojau, vietoje
laukti kick dienQ ar savaiciu.
Sulyg naujo plano, karo bo-
nai bus iskeiciami j pinigus
bent kokiame komerciniame
tanke, tiktai prista3ius irody-
ma kad bono savininkas yra
tas kuris bona atnese. Ismo-
kes kartu ir nuoSimti uz bona
jeigu kick jo bus sueje.
lido DEPARTMENTS pradejo
platinti tarp kariuomenes karo
bonus po $40, kuriuos kareiviai
gall pirkti mazais savo uzdar-
biais. Bet Site bonai niekuo-
met nebus parduodami publ
kai.
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UZDARE COUGHLIN'O
"UNIJA"

Kun. Coughlino Union for
Social Justice, jo suorganizuo-
ia 1884 metals, is kurios tas
kunigas pasidare milijonie-
rum, pastaru laiku tapo lik-
viduota. Kun. Coughlin like
SUI savo puosnia baznycia, IS
statyta zmoniu aukomis, kurias
jis savo kalbomis per radio is
visuomenes isgavo. Ia bazny-
cia randasi Royal Oak, netoli
Detroito, ir il sutraukia kas
savaite daugybe lankytoju IS
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tolimu sriciu, kurie Wis suve-
"a pinigQ.
Po meto laikO nuo suorgani-
zavimo savo ''unijos" Kunigas
Coughlin turejo virs 100000
nariu, kurie mokejo nuo kelly
centu Xxi simtu ir tukstanciQ
dolariu j tos "unijos" fonda.
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MIRIMAI !
MIRE ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LlETUVlAI
ae musius Letuvus Shame skyruje tapnama dyka,

BRAZAUSKIENE Ona (Stan-
keviciute), "A m., prigera
Clevelande, Rugp. 6. Gel
gaudiskio par, Suvalkijos).
Anerikon atvyko 1904 m.,
j Scranton, Pa.
JANULEVICIENE M ari jona
(MaksimaviCiute), IT metq,
mire Liepos 20 d., Clevelan-
de. (Berziuko parap., Seinu
ap.) Amerikoj isgyveno "a
metus.
CEPONIS Justinas, 65 M, mi
re Liepos 16, Cleveland, O..
(Panev. aps., Pusaloto par,
Gailiunu k.)
KARPAVICIUS Antanas, 62
M, mire Rugp. 18, Bedford,
Ohio. (Garliavos par.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno "a m.,
KARALEVICIUS Antanas, 43
M, mire Rugp. II, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
KUNCAS Viktoras, mire Lie
+. pos II, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BUROKAS Mykolas, mire Rug
pjucio 3, Cambridge, Mass,
BARAVIKIENE Elena (Janu-
laite), pusamze, mire Rugp
8, Chicagoj. (Panev. ap., 81
lu p.. Laukagal5liu KY Anne
rikoj isgyveno % m.
DZIGULSKIS Antanas, pusam.
zis, mire Rugp. 8, Chicagoj
Amerikoje isgyveno 40 me
tu.
VISOCKAS Jokubas, 79 metu
mire Rugp. men,, Rockford
Iii.
VIsTARTAS Juozas, 60 metu
mire Rugp. men,, Rockford
Ill.
POWELL Mare (Grubliauskai
te), AZ metu, mire Liepo;
25, Grand Rapids, Mich.
NAUJOKIENE Marijona, IS
metu, mire Rugp. 5, Wau
kegan, Ill.
KARSOKAS> Vincas, so metu
mire Rugp. men,, Worces
ter, Mass.
! KRILAVICIUS Edvardas, mi
re Rugp. 9, Worcester, Mass
BOGUsAS Mykolas, pusamzis
mire Rugp. IL, Chicagoje
(Raseiniu ap., Vidukles p.
KVEDARIENE Mare (Rips
kaite), seno amziaus, mir
Rugp. 13, Chicagoj. (Jonis
kio par.) Amerikoje isgyve
no As metus.
NORKUNAS Dominikas, mir
Liepos %, Philadelphia, Pa
SHURKUS Jonas, SO metu
mire Rugpjucio 12, Detroit
Mich. (siauliu ap., Akmene
par.)
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Jiesko Girniniu

Jonas Aleksejunas, tarnau-
jantis Prancuzijos Uzsienieciu
Legione, siaures Afrikoje, no.
ri surasti savo du brolius, Ka-
ri iy Adoma Aleksejunus, pa
oinanCius is Kauno. Jie .gy-
vena Amerikoje. 10 antrasas
toks:
Caporal-Chef
Jonas Aleksejunas,
Secteur Postal 71072
North Africa.
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sKAS so sekundu dar5o
dienos, gyvasties apdraudos
biznis ismoka devynis apdrau-
STU mir5iu atlyginimus sumo
je $1,000; kitokias pasalpas gy-
viems observation-disclosures ismoka
sumoje S9500; ir gauna po 140
nauju apdraudu.
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Uogas Kinks Masinos!

IS Washingtono pranesa jog
ten uzpatentuota masina kuri
pasalins susikuprinimo darba
kaip tai prie rinkimo uogu ir
vatos, kur reikia zemai pasi-
lenkusiam, susikupri n a m
vyrui ar moteriai dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
PENNSYLVANIJOU
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIJOS
P A S T A b OS


'"Zigmai, rasyk tankiau ir pri-
dek smulkesniu ziniu is Phi
ladelphijos, mes jusu kolonija
ziniomis yra tartum mirus"
ir tp. Pilnai sutinku SUI re-
daktoriu morals ir pastabomis,
betgi Zigmui zinios surankio-
tt if surasyti uzpildymui laik-
rasciu spaltas sunku vienam
padaryti; ypac siais karo lai-
lcls kuomet ir Zigmas ir kit
buvusieji korespondentai yra
uzimti darbais daugiau negu
kada buvO.
RASINEJIMAS Lietuviu
laikrascius yra pasisventimas,
kan visada ne kiekvienas ga
Ii pasiaukoti. Lietuviu spauda
buvo ir dar tebera uzpildyta
raStais, ziniomis ir eilerasciais
pasisventusiu kulturos artoju
visi jie dirba nemokamai, su
labai maza iSimtimi. O leide-
jai-redaktoriai, kurie nepavy-
d5tina is spaudos gyvenima
daro, sukakus metams, dirhan-
items be atlyginimo savo san
darbininkams nei dekui nepa-
sake. Kad taip yra, kiekvie-
mas laikrascio sandarbininkas
tai pasakys.
NE Tx musu kolonija ''nu-
mirus ziniomis'', bet jos sure
tejo ir is kitur, kaip duodasi
matyti. Pirmiau, atejus laik-
rasciui namus, tuoj galejai
pamatyti 'mirgu-marga zinias
is visur, tartum mattel vlenu
kartu kaip Lietuviai visur
Amerikoje veikia. Mes buvo
kan apie veiIlima praneStl.
Dabar to nemauyti, nes buNu-
sieji korespondentai kaip anu-
su laikraSCiai JUGS vadindaVo,
vieni nuseno, kiti nuvargO, tre-
items nusibodo, dar kittens
issiseme energiia, nemazal
ju jau iSmire, be tinkamos at
minties ir paminejimo. Tas ii
sudaro trukuma ziniu laikraS-
ciuose, nesant jaunu j-egQ pa
pildymui. Ia pastebi ne Tx
redaktoriai bet skaitytojai il
likusieji patys rasejai.
CIA NORIU padaryti pasta
ba ir patterns leidejams-redak.
toriams: JieSkokite jaunesnes
kartos apSviestunijos, vyru il
moteru, butu jie gime Amen
koje ar Lietuvoje. JQ randas
apsciai, reikia tik JUGS susiras
ii, patraukti prize veiklos il
rasinejimo. Antra, palaikyli
te tamprius rysius su senes
niais ziniu ir siaip raSytojals
Iuomet pagauses prareteJu
sios laikraSciuose zinios is ko
loniju.
LIETUVOS Atstovybe Lon
done kaip buvo taip ir pasilie
ka uzmirSta Amerikos Lietu
viu. Tx pavieniai asmenys il
Siaip mazos grupeles geru Lie
tuviu ia atsimena.
Turime Amerikos Liet'lviI
Taryba, du didelius Susivieni-
jimus, trecia mazesni, randas.
, kolonijose komitetu turinciu
surinktu aukQ, bet Pasiuntiny-
bei Londone neskiria nei CEN
to. Lietuvos atstovas ten var
gsta be tinkamu iplauku, dir
ba kick gall ir kaip gall Lie
tuvos atvadavimo darbQ, raso
Amerikieciams siela virpinan-
cius laiSkus, Amerikos Lie
tuviu vadai-vadukai surankioje
tukstancius dolariu is geru
Lietuviq neva Lietuvos reika-
lam ginti, Lietuvos atstovo p.
Balucio ne tik pinigais nepare-
mia, bet ir padekos nepasiun-
cia!
Kad ir nematant aiSkios pa
deties Lietuvos likino, Xxi pa
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''Dirvai" issira.Wti nereikia
laukt; pradziOs metq-idekit
j laiska 81 dahar ir ''Dirva"
laakyS jus istisa p4smeti.
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Uzsirasykit Americas
"LIETUVIQ NAUJiENAS"
MGnesinis zurnalas, % puslapiu,
paveiksluotas ir daug skelbimu.
kama metams 81. Adrcsas:
Lietuviu Nauiienos
332 N. 9Th st. Philadelphia 6, Pa.
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MARGUTIS

Skaitykit "Marguti", komp.
A. Vanagaicio leidziama mu-
zikos ir juoku zurnala. Ell
ma du kartu j menesi. Kainx
metams So. Prisiuskit 10c
pasto zenklais, gausit vien&
numeri pamatymui.
M A r GU IT'S
6755 So. Western Ave.
Chicago. I'll.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
The NEGRO in POLITICS

IT is time for Negroes to become familiar with
the kinds and Of political thought political ad-
vantages and political activities Their first thought
should concern their having voice in the political
chnery that selects the persons who manage and
handle the government to which they subject Once
this right won they should support such persons they
have helped TO select with their full might strength
Every who has been in this state for year
in the county in which he resides six MONTHS and in
the city in which he resides three months; is eligible to
qualify and exercise his franchise by voting New
thoughts and methods in government management,
and the kind of management that best for the protec
ton of all citizens especially group, should receive
very careful consideration Especially should we
study those running for political office that
will be- both intelligent and effective for the
represent
Negroes should effect strong organization and select
political leaders who unemcumbered subject to
the very powers whom they must fight to gain full c
zenship rights for the Negro They should be honest
and sincere in their leadership they should be willing to
sacrifice their selfish interest for the good of the
munity in which they live the state they represent and
the group to which they belong Every person who is
interested in the future of the community state and
group should manifest individual interest that con-
ditions may be made better.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
WHY SHOULD We VOTE?

We being Disseminated against in the public
service, and need safeguards against this
evil We Disseminated against in the economic fields
in which all of have right to share; denied
full rights American citizens and should fight
these injustices with last of strength Our
boys and girls being educated in the fields of
thought and they capable of competing in the
rious fields of endeavor To the denial of their
right compete in such fields every Negro should feel
compelled engage in intelligent efficient and effective
activity to solve these problems He should exercise
greater intelligence than his neighbour he should control
hc conduct better and he should render service the
conduct gain greater advantages in ife or
we lose what gains have made. NEGROES
REGISTER AND QUALIFY TO VOTE!
While travelling through many states and meeting
Negroes in various communities, it clearly demno-
srated to the writer that the races greatest gain will
come through the Negro making himself part of a
political organization and vital wheel in the political
machinery. Conditions changing in state as
we'll in the entire nation and it behooves the group
in which we are actively interested to with these
changing conditions. There but few Abraham Lin
coins Thomas Jeffersons who believe in the rights
and privileges of ALL and it behooves to place our
selves in position where take up what these
good men stood for and fight for its preservation
We shall go further into the field of democracy the
protection individuals and the rights that freedom
gives in future articles Please read The Northwest
Enterprise for future releases. NEGROES MUST REG
ISTER AND QUALIFY TO VOTE!
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Roland Hayes Again
Thrills Capacity
Musical Audience
By J. A. (Jack) johnson

Many years ago, these words
were spoken. Music has a voice
for every age,- a capacity for
every degree of taste and intelli-
gence. 1t is one of the functions
of heaven, part of the employ
ment of immortal beings, a fea-
ture of worship and alteration to
Almighty God. And for one to
be without a perception of it's
charm, is to be without the finer
traits of humanity" Thoughts OF
these words were in the writer's
mind as Roland Hayes once again
thrilled a capacity audience at
the Metropolitan Theatre Febru-
airy 2.
Sure, many of us have heard
Roland Hayes many times in the
past. Naturally after all the
years, we wonder, has he slipped?
Is he as great as ever? Have the
years dimmed his inspiration or
his voice? These questions can
be answered in simple words.
Roland Hayes, like old man river
lies keeps rollin along"
Roland Hayes, one OF the
greatest tenors in all history has
grayed since his first concert In
Seattle many years ago, but time
has left no mark on his rare
interpretive gift as a singer, and
the most critical observer can
discover no difference in his per-
lection of diction and finesse OF
phrasing. His Negro spirituais
caused the audience to shake the
rafters with applause, although
many other equally as good num-
bers were rendered. The great
singer received many of his ad-
mirers back-stage after his con-
cert and exemplified the same
courtesy and dignity that has won
him the respect and admiration
of the world. He wished for the
Northwest Enterprise the best OF
good fortune, and the Northwest
Enterprise wishes for him God S
richest blessings and always the
opportunity and desire to do the
greatest possible good.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
DEAN E. HART, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
SEATTLE CHAPTER URBAN LEAGUE

pertinent is now regarded as a
success.
The Ruston Terrace Project is
divided into several departments,
procurement, accounting, house,
keeping, maintenance, recreation
and project services which in
clude infirmary, cafeteria and
trading center. His approved
budget for the operation of the
project for the fiscal year was
$4,000.
The Ruston Terrace staff was
composed of some 80 employees
OF different racial backgrounds
and their relationship was always
above reproach.
He was active in setting up
the first Negro drug store in
Seattle, promoted the Angelus
Mortuary, purchasing the ground
and building. He is also active
in church work.
Dean Hart was married Janu-
airy 1, 1921 to Miss Ada C.
Brinkley of Philadelphia, Pa. The
home is blessed with one child,
Shirley Ann Hart.
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THE TOAST OF TWO CONTINENTS
HEADS THE BAND PARADE FOR 1914

Noble sissle who brings his in
ternational orchestra and floor
show to the Civic Auditorium on
Monday, February IA will be a
big attraction. From reservations
now on hand success is assured
The music of Noble sissle and
his orchestra was selected be-
cause it isone of the leading ag-
gregations of this day
Until you have heard Noble
sissle's rendition of that ever
popular "oP Man River YOU
know it only as a tune and not
an epic. You have yet to feel
the mighty, careless, ceaseless
sweep of the Mississippi. It was
Sissle's rendition of that song
that brought him words of ap-
probation from the former
Prince of Wales at Ciro's Club
in London, cuff links from the
of Kapurthala at Les
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
Mrs. Joe Louis Makes
Debut as SOngstreSS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Mrs.
Joe Louis has just one aim in
her singing career-"to be good
at this"
Maybe if I'm good Joe will
think me the most glamorous
woman he's eevr met when he
comes home from the war;" said
the estranged wife of the dura-
ton heavyweight champ follow
ing her professional debut in
Town Hall recently.
She dedicated her final num-
Der, mo Love, No Nothing, Till
My Baby Comes Home" to Ser
geant Joe.
A former Chicago choir singer,
Marva Trotter Louis doesn't
smoke for fear of injuring her
soprano voice. Her faults? Low
ing Joe, 1 guess"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
RIAL CLUB
SPECIAL

Special arrangements have
been made with Show Boat
and John Q. Public booking
agents for two new special
lists every week beginning
Tuesday. Nothing but the
best entertainers will feature
our two big floor shows
which have proved so pOpu-
lar, said the Rial manage
ment.
With packed houses night
ly the safe way is to make
your reservations early. The
cream of entertainers will
come to you each week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
Richard Rogers Death
Unsuitable Homicide

Blanche Rogers, charged with
the killing of her husband, Rich
ard r. Rogers, was acquitted last
Thursday by a coroners jury.
Richard Rogers was killed the
night of January 80 during a
family quarrel at their Main st.
home.
Witnesses stated the husband
quarreled with his wife. The
wife stated that while the hus-
band was beating her they en-
gagged in struggle, during
which he dropped his revolver, a
.3S calibre. She recovered it and
shot him five times. 81 don't
know how many times 1 shot
him." she said.
Hospital attendants said her
body was bruised from the beat
ing. The jury's verdict was
'justifiable homicide"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
DELINQUENCY is
FAULT OF PARENTS
SAYS ]. EDGAR HOOVER

Here are Mr.. Hoovers' words:
II am sure you will agree that
delinquent and thoughtless pa
rents are another problem fac
ing us today. Some are victims
of circumstances, but others, by
their disregard of parental re-
sponsibility and their frenzied
chase after the extra pleasures or
dollars available in these extra
ordinary times, forget the most
sacred duty of all - that of
rearing their children as self
respecting, law-abiding citizens.
Time and time again children
have admitted they did not con-
slider their fathers as representa-
tive of honorable manhood, or
that they were ashamed of them;
and some have even said they
were ashamed of their mothers"
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Ambassadors in Paris. and a CT
gazette case from Lord Broug-
ham and Vaux at Monte Carlo.
sissle and his eoterie. each an
entertainer as well as a master
instrumentalist, are international
ly famous for their engagements
at the Ritz-oarlton in Boston.
New York's Park Avenue Prin-
cesse Restaurant, the Meadow
Brook Country Club in St. Louis.
the French Casino in both New
York and Chicago, Ciro's Club,
London. and three and a half
years at Billy Roses Diamond
Horseshoe in the Paramount Ho
tel, New York.
With the continuation of travel
restrictions each engagement is
subject to be the last. so all low
ers of dance and music should
not fail to take advantage of this
great opportunity.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-02-09
Charles West SucCumbs
AT His Home in
Pasadena, Calf.

Chas. West, 1905 Forest Ave,
Pasadena. died Sunday morning
at his home.
West has been confined at his
home for the past five months.
Three weeks ago he grew worse
until death marked the end Sun
day morning.
His hobby was raising chick
ems and his clientele was the
elite of Pasadena.
He was widely known and one
of the wealthiest of his race in
that city.
He is survived by his widow,
Ruth West, and a son, Deloris
West; two brothers, Gus and
Clarence West; a sister, Mrs.
Bertha Tingley; nephew, Joe
West, and a grand nephew, Joe
West, Jr.
Gus West, of Seattle, left by
plane Monday to attend the last
rites of his brother.