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Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

A woman in Anchorage. mak- ing out her income tax. claimed as a deduction one pint of blood given to the Red Cross. She placed value of S25 on it. The internal revenue department, joining in the spirit of the thing, suggested that she would have to place a value on all her blood and then set up fund for de- pletion,
 The lady didn't think it was funny. The internal revenue de- partment didn't think any of it was practical. So no deduction was allowed.
 The expression, getting blood out of 8 turnip', in case you are the turnip, is taken by the re- venue department in figura- tive, not a literal, sense.
 And may we remind you that Wednesday is March 15? You're welcome.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

The culprit who took the jar of money from the Island Foun- tam has been caught. The sus- pect had been identified by em- ployes of the fountain and was brought in for questioning. He maintained that he hadn't taken the money, of course. In the course of the questioning he was shown the story about it from the Mirror. When he came to the part that said ''it was esti- mated $50 to $75 was in the glass" he had to correct the er- roneous figure. "There wasn't that much," he said, "there was
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

The other night while her hus- band was at a draft board mee t. ing, Mrs Merrill Coon returned to her darkened home. She went in, put her purse down, and be- gan preparing for bed.
 She heard noise upstairs and attributed it to her imagination. Hearing it again she didn't know what to attribute it to. Again she heard it and decided it sounded like someone moving around.
 Mrs Coon, without hesita- tion, donned a coat and went to the hospital Because that was the nearest place. All the nurses at the hospital were girls which didn't help Mrs. Coon out; but soon man appeared on the scene and was commandeered to investigate the Coon residence.
 A search disclosed no one a. round But if 1t was Mrs Coon's imagination the imagination came downstairs while Mrs. Coon was at the hospital, took a $l0 bill from her purse, and left.
 Personally, we don't believe Mrs. Coon's imagination is that good.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11
Rodich Diary
(conunued from page 6)

The minlons of the law swoop- ed down on a little house Sun day with the result that the legal renter a man, was charged with dsordelIy conduct for knowing Iy allowing the premises to be use for illegal purposes.
 Be was subsequently, sent eneed 10 30 days in jail. His sentence would have been stiff fer, probably, except for the fact that the fishing season isn't far away.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11

MT. and Mrs. Cecil Brown are the parents Of a son, Edward Tedot, weight 6 pounds 7 ounces, born Saturday, March 4, at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-11
only S38."

only s3S."
 The person telling us this says also that arrangements have been made for the money to be paid back.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27

NEW SHIPMENT OF DISHES
Services To- s-f9s as up. Grinnell
Bros 30 " Michigan Ave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27

UNFINISHED I ROOM APT. with
private bath. Centrally located. Box
$50 care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
announcements
Auction Sale

FRIDAY, JUNE ?
At YPSILALNTI CARRIAGE co.
II y. CROSS At I SHARP
Owing 10 the fact We are leav-
Ing town We Will sell the furni-
tlre we had In our home on Park
street. Several pieces 81 an
tlqus furniture including sofa.
~dressers. tables ana chairs. Also
Westinghouse electric stove.
Grinnell Electric washer COM
hination Victor radio. 9Kl2 rug,
sXts rug. 2 piece living room
suite. S upholstered chairs. book
case. piano. gateleg table, other
tables Winthrop desk. - piece
dining room suite. . piece bed
room aulte with coil springs and
Beautyrest -innersprlng mattress,
twin beds with springs ard in
nersprlng mattresses. d~ressers.
chests OF drawers. pictures,
dishes. cooking utensils. bedding.
clothing, and other articles too
numerous to mention All HEN
class furniture. Terms cas1.
CHARLES " HOLMES. Proprie-
tor. MILFORD osBURS. Aue-
tioneer.
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I'VE ROOM modern bungalow. hard
wood floors. 2t.l0o- Terms. $500
down Immediate possession. On
Holmes Dd h Peet. Realtor, ll9
Peal 50. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Real Estate
Suburban

Real Estate
Suburban Propertv
FIVE ROOM modern BUNGALOW. hard
wood floors. 3A,l00- Terms. $500
down immediate possession. On
Holmes Gd n Peet. Realtor, il9
Pearl So, Phone 1871.
Business Property
oNE or THE BEST old estab-
lshed meat markets IN fpstlAnt
Tor sale a. Peet. Rsaltor, iis
Pear st Phone 1874.
Merchandise
RATION FREE C. $. ARMY SHOES
Good so,es and heels. Rebuilt i23
r Washington St, Ann Aroor'
Bsn-the- Tailor.
Housenola Furnishings
FOR SALE
HOTPOINT DISPOSAL UNIT, st.ll
In crate MiXmasttr. Metal bed 4
COIL Springs. Large Blue Throw
Rug. Eaccoon coat. 2 Pair Pill
lows. ! Heavy Comfort. Block and
tackle. scales. Bathroom and Kit
chen 100 fruit Jars, Mise lot OF
dishes. Phone l7S2-N.
RED ROOM SUITE. red maple. ear
lv American style. chest on chest,
dresser. four poster bed. ? weeks
old VIII sacrifice for cash. Phone
GER.
ELECTRIC STOVE-Oltve green dAv-
EXPORT with springs. blonde maple
dlnette set with buffet. small ia
top gas stove WitA oven. gold Vel.
vet lounge chair, springs, hand
. carved frame floor lamp, pdys
golf clubs ana bag ioS S qtoys.
FVRNITTRE IL A FIVE-RoOM
BUNGALOW. Good condition. He.
Renwick. 1901 sherman 81.
APT. SIZE. I burner, all porcelain
gas stoves. only $3.50 with stove
certificate. Griuuell Bros, 10 W
Michigan, -
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC STOVE
Located at lOAsO Warner Rd
GAS STOVE-High oven, White en-.
amel Good condition. s2lO Packard
RID. before / p. m.
DAVENPORT. Flat Tor Walnut
office Desk. 40 w. Forest
Ave.
APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC
RANGE FOR SALE
l24 W. Michigan.
GOOD COAL-WOOD HEATING
STOVE FOR S ROOMS. Sec be-
tween ! md I p. IN. at lol Arnet.
GOOD USED FURNITURE
20 T.. Cross St
Phone 2092
Farm Products n Equipment
FOR SALE
FORDSON TRACTOR ON RuBbEl'
with power take-off and power
pulley. is In. oliver Pillow. Detroit
Tractor Mower. All In good con
dition. t775 Beck Road. Phone
Ypsilanti lt37-W-2.
CERTIFIED RURAL RuSSETS 90
Seed potatoes. $3.50 per cwt. for
sale. Drown by Roy Mabery n Son.
North Branch, Lapeer Co, Mich
igan. Inquire at Melvin Burkett, 74S
Bagley.
SEED POTATOES. Chippewa, grown
from certified seed. Lyman Wizard,
2340 f.. Michigan. Phone lSos-J-l.
after 5.
SEED POTATOES
Cobblers and Chippewas. II. W.
Kimmel. Phone l2I6-W-4.
SEED AND EATING POTATOES
lI43 Ellis Road.
Frank RominsRi
Musical Equipment
PIANOS
RECONDITIoNED, TUNED. reg
ulated and guaranteed. SSb up.
Grinnell Bros, 2iO W, MichiEan.
GUARANTEED FACTORY reeondi'
TONED pianos at bargain prices
Griunell Bros, $40 w. Michigan
PIANOS-Bought, sold. exchanged
and rented. Ypsilant Piano Co. to'
T.. Michigan.
COMBINATION RADIO and recorC
player. console model. il6s. az
IavrF.V
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.JUSTARRIVED

NEW S%IHPNEST Of DISHES
Services To- s-t99S UP. Grinnell
Bios 30 IS Michigan ~
CHROME METAL TRIM for sinks
and tables in stock lnlsid linoleum
IN Q n. and 8 fC widths. Promptly
Installed by expert mechanics
Max & MACK. I'll w Michigan.
I AERO KITS 2ac and 35c sizes. one
% each brand for 800 ct the
Hobby se,p SO W Cross
SEW ELECTRIC RANGES are now
Available ~ your need IL consid-
cred essential by the War Pro-
duction Board. Apply a. Johnson
and CO.. 200 South Fourth Ave,
Ann Arbor. Mich, Phone 5000
ELECTRIC STOVES are available
now under certain conditions.
Come IN and see II you can quail
ifv. ehaefer Hardware, 80 y.
Huron. Phone rs.
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER
Of American Radiator sunbeam OIL
Burning Heating and Air Condition
ing Units available for Immediate
Installation. o. a. Hankinson &
Co. l15 Pearl St, Phone 5i2.
FRUITS, BERRIES. ROSES and
Grass Seed. Yews and e~vergreens
IA Varicty. willow Run Nursery,
4s4ff Ecorse Road. Phone is52W-l.
FOE FLOORS THAT ARE COLOR
PULL and easy 70 clean Recover
with Armstrong; Floor Coverings.
Grlnnell Bro 40 W. Michigan
ADD &EW CHARM 10 your living
room with a fine oil mahogany
OCCASIONAL table. Grinnell Bros,
30 ". Michigan.
REMEMBER MOTHER with a fine
SET Of dinnerWare. Services for six,
eight and twelve. Grinnell Bros
30 " Michigan.
THIS SPRING ADD NV COLOR
and charm 20 your floors with
Armstrong; Floor Covering or in
laid linoleum. Grlnneil Bros, 40
" Michigan.
FULLER BRUSHES
y s Richards. Phone saline 1907
81 fysi Phone 1858.
OVER 700 T.. 6. ROYAL TIRES in
stock for cars. trucks and tractors.
now selling the new L.. 5. Royal De
Luxe synthetic tire at 1905 plus
tax in s00xi6 size. Other sizes
prop0rtionateiy low. g ]. Ramus.
Co 2 ". Michigan. IN Basement).
~Rr-SEs 1895 Up
StITcAsES s. 20 iP
SLEEP sHOP-io ". A.cniEan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Financial
Money To Loan

MONEY TO Loan
LOANS TO build, buy, refinance, and
repair. 4.0l per cent yearly by our
cooperative plan No delay and no
red tape. Ypsilanti Building & Loan
Assn. A. n. McAndrew. Assistant
Secretary, I'll w. Michigan Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Real Estate
Houses For 5als

Check These
Real Buys
Al INVESTMENT: Newer type
? bedroom home. bringing IN $50
month rent. All modern. with
full basement. furnace, bath, etc.
Located just off main route 10
Bomber Plant. Price, $4,000.
LOSING HOME Client will take .
$500 for $500 equity in I room
country home on improved road.
Electricity, running water, dan
dy rich garden spot. Immediate
possession. Party has been out OF
work and must sell or lose all,
Full price t2,7oo.
EAST SIDE: Near Prospect
School. s rooms and bath. Big
lot over 200 feet deep House
newly rsmodeled. Paved street.
$3.50, with $500 down.
NEAR DEPOT: Modern s rooms
and bath. A handy location for
some railroad employee. Low
price for cash. Only SA,2o0.
WEST SIDE: g rooms. bath.
garage, extra lot. plenty Of
shade. Only block from college.
Paved street. Price cut to $500.
Qdick possession.
PERRIN ST: $1,000 down buys
older type home in a nice loca-
ton. Convenient to schools and
shopping center. Price, $1,000.
$500 DOWN: Buys pretty ooun-
Ivy home, less than \ mile from
city limits. One-thira acre OF
land. Many flowers Just COM
ing into bloom. Shade : stall
Rarage. Garden partly planted. In
city school district. low taxes.
Possession in 80 days.
$500 DOWN: Buys choice OF )
home on new pavement
leading TO Bomber Plant; room
home all nicely decorated. with
large attic; brand new home with
all modern c~onveniences near
Washtenaw Country Club; sever
al others.
INCOME HOME: 3 family homo
on Lowell Street. Two small
apartments renting for $40 each.
6 room apartment occupied by
owner. Husband in service and
wife is leaving town soon and
Will be unable 10 look after prop
erty. Anxious 10 sell and will
consider any reasonable offer,
but want cash for equity.
40 ACRES in Lincoln School
District. Planted with several
hundred bearing fruit trees. Only
$4,000, on terms. No buildings.
Ehman & Greenstreet
O r S
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1897
MODERN HOUSES rooms anC
bath, 2 car garage. Extra lot, land
scaped. Lots OF shade. For sale By
owner. Phone 25ll-J.
SMALL CABIN we'll built 8 x s n
Quick cash. Bargain. $40. 24ss f
Michigan Ave. Phone 246-W-S.
EAST SIDE 6 ROOM modern
house, near East Michigan Ave-
nue.. $4,000. Terms. II. Peet,
Realtor, ll9 Pearl St. Phone
1871.
LARGE MODERN INCOME
house on Washtenaw Avenue.
$500. Terms. II. Peet. Realtor,
ll9 Pearl st. Phone 1871.
THEY'RE SOMRTHING-more thai
fancies and rads. these powerful
little Classified ADS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
AUTOMOBILES For sal.
Wanted To Buy
Employment
Help Wanted Ma

Help Wanted Male
PREssER. highest wages, full or
part time Forbes Cleaners, 81
brewer. Phone 672.
TRUCK DRIVER WANTED.
Steady work. Ypsi Bottling Works.
kl2 S. Washington 81. Phone l3lO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Merchandise For sale

FOR SALE
POWER SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE No. l6-lsS. / Three Sec
tion spike tooth harrow ls II.
wide. Phone Wayne 7l39-F-6.
DETROLA COAL STOVE, heats four
or five rooms, In good condition.
Reasonable. 474O Munger Road.
WATER HEATER-Nearly now. coal
fired. Complete with damper ana
fittings CAL 1911 evenings.
100 NEW FACTORY SECOND Tubes
sold without certificates. Limit n
TO a customer. Ola tubes in eK-
change. e.. J Eamus Co, : W.
Michigan In basement.
CEMENT MIXER FOR RENT. sand.
road gravel and black dirt for
sale %" River st. Phone 1903.
~ -
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@ S

FOR LAUNDRY WORK Expert
ence not necessary. STEADY work.
Free transportation. Meet truck
q. bus station s 20 a m. Kyer
Laundry Co, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
SUMNER WORK

Teachers, College and High
school students There will be a
limited number ~ Jobs open for
the summer months a. above av-
erage wages at the willow Run
Post Exchange. Bus boys, bev-
erage dispensers. soda fountain,
merchandise cler6s and grill
girls VIII De needed. 40 expert
suce necessary white only. APP
ply BIZ letter % CAPT. X J.. Dick
insou, A =. Technical school,
willow Run. Ypsilanti. Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Merchants speclais

WISEST BUY IN TIRES
II you're qualified Won can get
new y. T.. Goodrich Silvertown,
the best synthetic tire on the
road. and pa az YOU ride. We
haze = large stock ~ popular
sizes Come IN now. T'uorue Tire
Company. 800 r.. Michigan Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Real Estate
Wanted To Ken;

Wanted To Rent
UNFURNIsHED 4 ROOM APT. with
private bath. Centrally located. Box
$50 care Press.
PHYSICIAN. WIFE. ] child. wish 20
rent apartment or home. Preferably
furnished. Call 29S0-W-2 or sS0-M.
House To Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT
RENT $40 PER MO- bedroom
house. auto. electric water heater.
shower, laundry tray, Automatic
forced air furnace. Liberal closet
space, large living room and din
elite, screens, shade. large land
scaped lot. 4473 Columbus St.
Wayne, Phone Wayne l562-J.
SEVEN ROOM house TO rent 10 par
~ who desires to trade late model
house trailer for ! rooms OF good
furniture. Including piano. refrlg-
orator and washer. Beautiful To-
cation. stoker heat. large garden,
? car garage. All modern. A. l..
Calkins. S25 Htlldale Drive, Ann
Arbor. Phone so5s.
COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS
An Modern with Garage.
Gil Pearl 81.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, partly
furnished Near Bomber Plant.
Phone Saw after Wednesday.
Houses For ss,r
: ROOMS. HOT WATER HEAT,
: car garage. Shady lot 90 \ 100.
$500 with $1,000 down.
$500 DOWN for . family house
in Willis. $500.
5 ROOMS S years old. can have
. additional bedrooms, garage,
storm windows, 4 fruit trees,
black top paving. $4,000.
EARL |. FREEMAN
REALTOR aud TNSUROR
l2o Pearl st. Phone 1883
Insurance of Al Kinds
Strictly Stock Companies
VERY ATTRACTIVE Is ACRE
suburban domestic, level proper
ty, good soil, nice homes adjoin-
ing. $3.50 per acre. May sell part.
II Peet, Realtor. l19 Pearl st.
Phone 1871. Near city limits.
NORTH HURON ST. II room
modern solidlv built brick house.
hardwood floors. Very nice prop
erty. Well located for income.
Large lot. Adjoining park. Reas-
enable price. Terms can be ar
ranged. II. Peet, Realtor, lls
Pearl St, Phone 1871.
FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry c. Peet. Realtor,
over rs years Real Estate expert
ence. ll9 Pearl st. Phone 1911,
open Evenings.
s ROOM HOUSE. bath. furnace.
nice lot. Close in. Price s9.700.
Terms. r.. Peet, Realtor, 1l9
Pearl st. Phone 1871.
EXCELLENT LOCATION on
East Michigan Avenue. 100 II. by
200 IT. on corner with modern
house and other building for
business. Priced TO sell. Terms.
H. Peet, Realtor, lls Pearl st.
Phone 1871.
3 ROOM HOUSE, stool, garage, on
Ford st, near Ecorse I'd. Sa775.
Terms. II. Peet. Realtor, 1lo Pearl
St. Phone 1871.
SEE OUR MODEL HOME
AT Poll HARDING ST.
Nice living room, 2 bedrooms.
hardwood floors, linen closet.
bath and kitchen with linoleum.
Second floor. Recreation room.
furnace, laundry tubs, coal bin,
fruit cellar, package receiver. In
sulation, window shades. side
walks. Plenty OF garden space
and near a golf club.
E. Rodgers Sylvester
307 l.. Forest. Phone 40
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PEOPLES INSTITUTIONAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

The annual Mems Day service
will be observed az the Peofle's
Institutional Baptist Church, 12O
21st Avenue. at all services next
Sunday.
Sunday morning and evening
the Rev. DR.. Jas. H. Brown, Chi
cago pastor and national evan
gelist, will deliver the sermons
DR.. Brown is regarded as one OF
the best preachers and revival
lists in the country He will
preach every night in series OF
revival meetings for the next Ii
nights.
The West Coast Quartette will
sing aad a chorus of gospel sing
ers including Mrs. A. Weber
and Mrs. A. Campbell. If you
enjoy good singing and good
preaching come to the Peoples
Institutional Baptist Church. This
invitation is to you.
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Statement of the ownership, Ma
nagement, Circulation, etc, requir-
ed by the acts of Congress of Aug
ust "a, 1912, and March 8, 1888.
OF the Northwest Enterprise,
published weekly at Seattle Wash
ington for October 1, 1914. State
Of Washington, county of King,
before me, a notary public in and
for the county aforesaid, person
ally appeared Edward I. Robin
son, who, having been duly sworn
according to law, deposes and
says he is the owner and publish
err of the Northwest Enterprise,
and that the following is to the
best of his knowledge and belief,
a true statement of the ownership,
management etc, of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by
the Act of August "a, 1912, as
amended by the Act of March 3,
1888, embodied in section 537, Pos
tai Laws and Regulations, to wit:
1. That the names and address,
es of the publisher, editor. man.
aging editor, and business mana
gers are: Edward l. Robinson, Box
1873. 662l5 Jackson ST., Seattle.
Wash, Editor Edward !. Robin
son, address the same.
2. That the owner is, Edward I.
Robinson, 6621h Jackson St, Sc
attic. Wash.
8. That the known bond holders,
mortgages, and other security hol-
ders owning or holding 1 per cent
or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are:
none.
Edward /. Robinson
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of September, 1914.
RUDOLPH KOVAR.
(My commission expires June 2S,
194O.
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THE COLORED SOLDIER

American Negroes may be
proud of the citations General
Eisenhower has just given to
two Negro units which took part
in the D-Day operations in Nor
mandy. One was an anti-aircraft
battalion which landed eunder
artillery, machine-gun and rifle
fire" and despite losses carried
out its mission with courage and
determination" The other was a
quartermaster company. which
also went ashore under fire, sal
yaged most of its equipment and
within three days had 90 per
cent of its vehicles operating on
a 24-hour basis" Americans
who are not of the Negro race
may be proud of these men too
Nor should there be surprise
at the record. The Negro furn-
ished more than 100000 men to
the Army in World War No. l.
Nearly half of these soldiers
worked as stevedores, perform
ing their tasks faithfully, some
times under fire, but without the
glory that came to ombat troops.
Two Negro divisions, the 92nd
and 93rd, saw front-line service.
OF those two divisions, two com
panies broke in one of the Ar
gonne offensiyes - perhaps or
mistaken orders. Even in those
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of Perdition, but, anyway, put
it to my credit that l am a Pro
testant. And Lord, I thank thee
that I am a Presbyterian, and
not = well, one who hesita.cs
to be too specific but after all,
we Presbyterians are educ" TED,
or used tc be and we do feel
that it is nice 10 be Just right
not high hat like the EpIsco-
palians, nor yet SO, woll, shall
we say, provincial or narrow as
the Baptists and Methodists?
Yes, naturally there are some
Presbyterians who are not what
they ought to re, but they are
mostly in the northern branch.
81 thank thee, Lord, l am a
Southern Presbyterian, yes and
Eastern-North Carolina, North
American, occidental, Scotch,
Gentle, white, civilized, Protestant
Southern Presbyterian! What a
man." - Signed-One of Them.
Phariseeism is not a thing OF
the past from the foregoing, but
a living, moving, Ubiquitous force
in the world of today. The SUI
per-racist pharisees are causing
our world to be bathed IN blood.
May God have mercy on our
souls!
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program that will include at
tendance at the annual meeting
of the National Association of
Negro Teachers which convenes
in Nashville, Tennessee; the
Grand Lodge Session of the INDIE
pendent Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks of the World
which convenes in Chicago, HI-
nois; at the annual session of
the National Negro Business
Leagu in Birmingham, Alabama
at the 1914 Convention of the
National Baptist Convention, U
S. A, Incorporated, which will
hold session in Dallas, Texas
and at the Pullman Porters
Brotherhood National Convention
in Cleveland, Ohio.
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eral chairman, Bruce Rowell,
urges each member to be present
and make a report. The drive
is going into the home stretch.
The Gray club will have its
first meeting Monday, September
rs at 4 o'clock. All grade stu
dents are invited to join and all
former members are urged to be
present.
Swimming will begin the first
/. Monday in October, Oct. 2. II
will continue the first and third
monday of each month at the
Central Y. Boys who cannot
swim are urged to come out
Competent instructors are in
charge.
The movie for Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 20 is Room Service, "
with the Marx Brothers.
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booklet on the entertainment for
youth of this group. These books
may be secured through local
Royal Crown Cola bottlers.
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Free Women!

Married women of the COM
munity may be joyful because
they can see divorce two or three
nights a week from the time-old
custom of stove art.
Single women are beaming be-
cause they find at last a place
to entertain that favorite date.
All realize that what has hap
pened is a means of aiding them
to escape the strain and nervous
fatigue of the current times.
more fareoverjoT
For them there may be more
leisure time to devote to them
selves, their education and their
amusement. This emancipation
was brought about through the
opening OF Sid's Dining Room,
1880 E. Madison, September g..
Sid's Dining Room is one of
the most advanced eating places
in Seattle. The furnishings and
equipment are of the very latest,
modern in design and function.
The farsightod, capable and
friendly owners are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Tullis.
The ingenius planning behind
this venture was evidently not
only to furnish pleasant and
time-saving relief for women. but
as one satisfied customer puts it,
the place is so versatile that il
has as much appeal to the child
enjoying a hamburger as the
Broadmoor residents who visit
there in quest of a quiet, re-
served and different atmosphere.
The many friends and custo-
mers who have filled the estab-
lishment since the grand open
ing testify to the fact that a
general demand has been met
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companies three Negro officers
behaved so CALAMITY that they
were awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross. Both divisions re-
ceived warm praise from both
the American and the French
high commands, some entire
units received decorations. and
many individuals were cited for
conspi uous gallantry.
In courage, loyalty and sacri-
flee there are no racial distinc-
tons among Americans. That
was the lesson quarter of a
century ago. 1t is being taught
again. observer.