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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-30
Equal Opportunity -.
Educatio
Know Your Neighbor

Needed: More Springfield Plans
Schools can actively educate for
racial and religious democracy.
An outstanding example is the
Springfield (Mass.) Plan. A few
years ago, this city found that
soon its schools would be attend
ed mostly by children of foreign
stock, rather than by Yankees. In
a decade, these across the
tracks" children, grown up. would
run Springfield. Rather than look
down on the "minorities," Spring
field decided to make them full
and equal Americans. So the
school board revised the curricu-
lum, launched an experimental
program to meet the problem.
Under the plan, students are
given practical experience in
working together. Pride in their
backgrounds is encouraged. The
Negro, Jewish or Polish child
gets a chance to learn, write and
talk about the contributions his
group have made to America.
Parents get the same chance
through forums and adult classes.
The many kinds of people in
Springfield have been welded in
a community.
Other cities are studying and
copying the Springfield Plan. You
should try to interest your town
in adopting it.
They, Too, Are FellOw-Americans
5. Know your neighbor. No.
body knows so little about a mi
nority group as the average
American who has lived near ii
for years. Since prejudice feeds
on ignorance, any sort of con-
tact, any breakdown of the seq
gregation wall tends to weaken
or destroy it. Take part in
church, school and community-cen-
ter get-togethers with people of
varied cultural, racial and re-
ligious backgrounds.
6. Help marshal public opin-
ion against intolerance. Get be-
hind one of the many inter-faith
and inter racial organizations.
support your mayors committee
planning and promoting internal
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-30

most young people, merely going
to school together breaks down
the worst prejudices, unless they
are subjected to outside propa-
ganda fomenting distrust. snob-
berry and hatred,
Evening star., 1945-01-10

An older brother, Robert U. Rein
oehl, quartermaster, first class, u
s. NJ, Is stationed at the Anacostia
Receiving Station, having complet-
ed several convoy trips. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G.
Reinoehl, reside at 4012 Parkwood
street, Cottage City. His father Il
assistant manager of The stars
classified section department.
Evening star., 1945-01-10

Sergt. John r. T/Sergt. Reineehi.
Reinoehl, home after six months OF
action In the Mediterranean the
ater, an early Christmas present for
Mrs. Reinoehl.
Sergt. Reinoeh1, In an interview,
told how his life was saved by a
small hand camera. While in a
Flying Fortress on one OF his 81
missions over the target, he care
leSsly threw his camera across his
back. Shortly afterward a piece
of flak, "the size of my thumbnail, -
he said, tore through the plane
and lodged in the camera.
eff that camera hadn't been
there" he said, "the fax would have
got me. It destroyed my camera
and made q large hole in the plane" I"
A waist gunner aboard Flying
Fortress with the 18th Air Force in
Italy, he wears the Presidential Unit
Citation, the Air Medal with Two
Oak Leaf Clusters, the Europeon
Ribbon with Two Battle Stars for
the campaigns in Italy and South
ern France, and the Good Conduct
Medal.
The 20-year-old gunner was grad
uated from Bladensburg High
School and was a student at the
Banking Institute for a year be-
fore he was drafted in March, 1943.
Sergt. Reinoehl received his train
ing IN Mississippi, Illinois and Flor
Ida before he was sent overseas
last June.
Evening star., 1945-01-10
Package in Auto Turns Out
To Be Husband Home for YuIe

A strange man rang the bell at
the home OF Mrs. Dorothy Stephen
son Reinoehl Of 3712 Forty third
avenue, Cottage City, Md, a week
Evening star., 1945-01-10
to Speak

Louis Clair, French journalist will
speak on THE French People in
the Postwar World" at $3.50 pm
January 10 before the League for
Industrial Democracy, 2l11 Florida
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-10

mas.
"I've = pack
age for Mrs.
Reinoehl In my
car" he told
h er. Cautious,
but still curious,
Mrs. Reinoehl
went out to the
mans car, and
after seeing the
package, /" sh {
ran TO claim
SIT"
"It," was her
husband, Tech.
Evening star., 1945-01-10

Take a bite of one Of these de-
licous candies and you taste rich,
dark chocolate delicately favored
with vanilla. Here's a tempting
candy treat for the whole family
made from pure ingredients. Get
several pounds.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
Truman 10 Be Guided
BY Common Sense,
Hanneqan Declares
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.--Robert E..
Hannegan, the former st. Louis
newsboy, who now sits in the Pres
ident's cabinet, came home last
night to assure almost 1000 who
paid tribute to him at testi-
monial dinner that President Tru-
man will be guided not by right"
or left, but by Missouri COM
mon sense"
The Postmaster General said
that the President guides himself
by the answer to only one ques-
ton:
"It is not, Am I going right or
left?' but, Am 1 going right or
wrong?'
THE State of Missouri has never
been a good breeding ground for
the kind Of ideologies that produce
the terms right and left" Mr..
Hannegan said.
Here we guide ourselves by the
theology called common sense, and
Harry Truman is generously gifted
with that good common sense"
Mr.. Hannegan said the admins
tration will assist business to the
limit "in producing material goods,
creating new jobs and making legit-
innate profits.
THAT means less regulation, less
Government in business, lower Gov
ernment expenditures, easement of
taxes" he asserted. 1T Is time to
expand civilian markets and to
create trade, profits and jobs in
private industry"
At the height of London's air raids
mn mn 11oo1 x~La~1 .,nr
Evening star., 1945-09-19

At the height of London's air raids
100000 local phone calls a week
were handled.
Evening star., 1945-09-19
A Milgrim Original :.

goes all out for the "boIIoon siIhou-
cite" in startling version Of fobrIc
and felt that makes your mouth water
to look at it, Dusty rose royon sotin
on black, deep gold on brown with q
mist of yelling for added glamour.
$3.50
Evening star., 1945-09-19
MulticOIOred Stripes -.

in q blouse Of the softest royon jersey.
Being Of many coors it is q classic thot
is sure to be q good companion to any
suit Comfortable shirtnoker sleeves
and peorIized buttons. Sizes 81 to SO,
S8.95
Evening star., 1945-09-19
Pieced Lizard Handbag i.

continues to hold its 'own in the offec-
tons Of smart women. This is only one
Of several styles in sport rust, dark
brown and black ot------$l0.95
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curity will be born, will grow. and
will be established Oily as people,
individuals, communities and ma
tions desire it so passionately that
they vii! discipline themselves to
cast out fear, envy, malice, jeat-
ousy, arrogance until they will
set aside the terrible hatreds en-
gendered by the hideous war years.
Only such dramatic changes a.
these in the hearts of men will
transform the flat pages of the
Charter and the ratifications of
the nation into living, breathing.
creative formula for peace.
CHANGES made by the Senate
~ in the Breton Woods agree
ments bring forcibly to the fore
the inescapable fact that the sue
cess of this plan is inevitably tied
up with what follows after its
adoption. No matter how many
safeguards have been written in, it
can succeed only if proper policies
and superb management are firm
ly established and maintained.
Once again our emphasis must
be upon the changes that must
take place in Maj himself. if these
efforts to create the mechani ccs of
Peace are to bring it about. '
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
By Edith and Helen

New Castle, Pa, July 10
Many, many thanks, Salem. for
showing US a wonderful time at
your 18th Anniversary dance. The
setting was perfect and even the
weather co-operated. Well be
looking forward go going there
again soon.
The J"riors want TO express
their pp'cciation to the families
who put them up for the night.
It seems as though once the New
Castle group goes any place out
OF town, they like It so much
they want to stay for awhile.
Picnic, July 2o
Don't forget! There IS going
to be a picnic at our summer
home Sunday. July %. SPONSOR
ed by Branches Is and Il. Every
one welcome. We want the out
of-town people to stick to their
promeses and we will show you
happy time.
Here arc the directions for 60
inc out there: From tt,1e club, go
north on Highland Ave. until
you reach Norwood Ave. Isaly's
store OH corner). turn right and
follow that road until you come
TO the Mckee Fording rd. which
is 3 of a mile from the entrance
of the Craceland Cemetery. Turn
right again on the DIT road and
follow it until you get to the pic
mic grounds. The road leads down
to the river so you cant go any
further. Think you can find it?
By the way bring your bath
ing suits. Helen Gartner has
been practicing d bit ahead OF
time SO hat she can show YOU
how easily it is to lp into the
water.
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CORP. HENRY
SCHNEIDER
Home on 30-day F,rlough
from over there.

After several MONTHS of tram
ing Hein:e SCHNEIDER OF Cleve-
land. OHIO, and the former Pre-
sident Of the T. S. J. A.. left the
United States of America July
Is, 1944, Ior overseas and landed
on Grcnoch. Scotland. From her
he travelled by train to South
amptOn. England, and f'om there
by boat to France and landed
on Omaha Beach. Alter several
months there he again travelled
through France, Belgium and
Germany When the war ended
he was on route to riisen. Cze,
choslovakia.
Corp. Gchindler worked in the
office OF a replacement company
until hi, assignment to the End
Infantry Division in December
last. Sine being with tie second
division h worked IS a student
Clerk with the 9th Infantry
| Persona; Section and now is
Company Clerk OF Cannon Com
pany 9th Infantry.
Corp. Heinie Sch ndler W S
granted furlough and left from
lie Havrc. France, on July II and
| landed at Boston. Mass. on july
10 and on Sunday. July D, he
came hcrle to Cleveland and was
welcomed by his son Wayne
Henry. who was borr while he
was overseas, and his dear wife
! Rose and he already visited the
Editor tC find out some news
about the Juniors. i'll which he
! still is very much interested
Heinic will be home for so day;
and no doubt will make contact
with the Officers of The r. S. J.
/ A. At termination Of his fur.
louSh lie has TO report back tC
camp Atterburgh, Indiana, tc
rejoin unit at Camp Swift, Tex
We hope that Heinie will enjoy
the irrlough with his iathe,
and mother. Martin SCHNEIDER.
( and his brothers and sisters ant
grandmother and ali his many
| friarIc
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THIS AND THAT

Because Oi a motor vehicle
shortage, tine Automobile Asso-
citation OF Queensland. Austria
liza. has asked the Australian
government to release inlmedi-
ately to the public army cars and
trucks in good condition that are
not being used.
Nearly 100000 IN sunhower
seed anI linseed were DESTROYED
in a warehouse fire in Buenos
Aires. Argentine.
As A. people have claimed {
gold ring found in an ash can
the cniei constable of North
ampton. England. wants to sci
it for the Red Cross.
Cogon. the common type o.
Philippine grass, is very coarse
and dense. and grows to heights
of three 10 eight feet.
Britain reports that the nations
health is better than before the
war.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Lou and Min

Youngstown. O.. July 2O-W e
arc back in Youngstown again
after tina, swell time we had in
Salem. We can now rest up and
so to Detroit on August 4th.
Welcome
Welcome back home Rose
Marie. We certainly missed you
and hope you are feeling better.
| bet you missed No. too.
Congratulations
to Laura kucheruk and Glenn
Zinz Oh their engagement. Best
of luck to you both,
Sorry 10 hear that Robert Con
nors broke his ankle We wish
him a speedy recovery.
p. s. Helen Tha'gott please
contact Mary Ann hochu OF our
Youngstown club.
---{)--
- Pleas patronize our al
vertiSerS
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page i

|. When was the Third Repub-
lie of France founded:
2. In what country are the
Nosges Mountains.
3. In what sea are the Dode-
canesc Islands,
4. What treaty established the
League oi Nations
5. Arrange these army design
ations in order of size: Corps
company, division, regiment.
6. What body of water separ.
ates Ireland from Great Britain
8. What direction is Guam
from the Philippines,
8. What cabinet post did H
A. Wallacc's father hold:
9. In what city IS the Coast
Guard Academy located:
10. " hat veteran of Worlt
War | became president OF The
United States?
---s)-
- Please pat' onize our ad
yertiSers.
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SALEM NEWS
BY Gertie G,rsCft

Salem. O.. July 2O-Gone but
never to be. forgotten is our 18th
Anniversary dance. Nj those
who wele there really enjoyed
themselves and to those who
missed this dance. We can only
say you missed swell time.
am sure it brought back fond
memories for our older mem
bers, did it not:
1t wa, fine having rs. from
New Castle. Youngstown. Far
rell. Columbus. Cleveland East
and West at our darcC. We were
glad to see all of YOU and hope
most OF you are all rested up by
now and ready for another dance
Thanks a Million!
At this time vc thank the
various committees who have
worked 50 hard during the past
months in arranging :his dance
to our Senior Lodge members
who sold tickets and served the
drinks OF to anyone at all who
helped make this our 18th Ami
versary dance a big success.
Discharged from T.. S. Army
Our own Mike Fritzman has
recently been given 4 honorable
discharge from the Army. 1t IS
nice having you back Mike ant
hope that all our boys will be
home soon.
Service Notes
Andy kckel. L. s. Navy. il
! expected home next month. 1ha
is why Mary Vogeihi'ber is Sc
happy.
Wave. Johanna Poider kle.'
! was fortunate enough IN gcttlns
Ia short icave with her husband
Cpl. Andy Klein. Was nice see
ing you both OF you home to
gether and are sorry you coul'
not stay for our dance.
Ed Stnuster from Clevelan'
certainly enjoyed riding thos
! swings on Saturday night wit
certain Miss from New Castle
10 Youngstown
! If your newly elected girl pre-
sident is like the one the Salen
| Jrs. no. have, you will have
club to be proud OF. Good lucl
to your newly elected president
| Until ncrt week Aut Wieder
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By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O.. July 2O-Hats
off to the Salem Juniors for their
successful 18th Anniversary
dance Anyone who wasn't there.
really missed grand time The
music was swell and 1t sure was
grand seeing those familiar faces.
We really had a swell time. Sa-
lem. We're looking forward to
the I. s. J. a. do;ngs in your
fair city abor Day. So, we'll be
seeing you.
Picnic
The Columbus Junior Saxons
are having a picnic 1T the Saxon
Hall on Sunday, August 10Th.
This one affair no one should
miss. There will be plenty OF eats
and DRINKS, so you won't have to
bring your picnic baskets. There
will be games for a.! and also d
country store. Come, see what
YOU eau get at the Columbus .Jrs.
Store. There will also be $500
prize given to the lucky one. Get
your tickets from any of Che
members or at the Hail that Sun
day. Don't forget the date. Sun
day, August 10Th. at the Saxon
Hail at 8 p. m. Core, bring the
family and spend the day with
YOUR fellow SaxonS. Wen be
looking for you.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Ethel
Attention T. S. J. A. Clubs!

Cleveland, O., July 10 6-We're
very sorry for the m;sunderstand
ing OF the boat trip to Detroit.
Our intentions of cancellation
were for your benefit but we have
found a way so that 'he original
plans can again be arranged.
IT any members are planning
to go to Detroit the weekend OF
August 4, kindly, make your re-
servatioT> as a group or individ-
ually.
You need not send the money
but simply state the number OF
round trip fares and the number
OF staterooms you desire. Please
send this information direct to
the Detroit & Cleveland Naviga-
ton Co., 1908 East 9th Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. Be sure to i'll
cludc return address for their
letter Of confirmation.
The round trio fare is $500
and price Of stateroo:ns are as
follows:
$6.52 inside of boat
$8.62- outside OF boat.
(Each statcroom accommodates 81
The boat leaves Saturday night
at II 80 and returns at II 80 on
Sunday hight, arriving in Cleve-
land Monday morning at 7::3O
A. NJ.
Fast Side Sachscnhcim Club
14CO L. 55th st. Pla', 20 be there
before 1870 p NJ. 50 that we can
go down to the dock and get on
the boat as soon as they let the
people OF which will help you
get your >taterooms quicker.
Attention Cleveland East
Members
Don't forget the skating party
tonight (trlday) at Euclid beach
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Gertrude Salmen

Chicago, ILL.,. Iriy 26-The
Chicago :. S. Junior Saxons held
their regular monthly meeting
on July 5. After our business
meeting F.letnor Untch and Do,
rothy Mates withdrew from the
meeting % join the Senior Lodge
AZ. Good luck to you both.
1t seems that each one Of us
had suci a grand TIME at our
last beach party, we have decided
to have another one The date is
Sunday. July 20, al exactly II
A. NJ. We are going TO meet a.
Clark ant. North Ave. beach. Dc
not forget to bring your lunch
and batting suits. l. you cannot
swim you can get tnat Suntar
YOU wanted We are in for a sun
ny Saxon time of fun.
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OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office of Price !Ad-
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, July n
at 1000 p. m., WHBC, Caution,
Chester Bowles. g..
Saturday. July %
at GAS a. m, WMAW, Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday. July 20
at 1880 q m, WTAM, Cleveland
OPA Question Box - Richard
P. Overmyer, Master of Cerc-
monies.
Saturday. July 2S
at III As a. m, WIKI, Cleveland.
OPA Today.
Saturday, July 2S
at 1885 p. m, WJW, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, July %
at l2:45 P. m. WJW. Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, July 28
at 4:3O pm, ,WFMJ,Youngstown
Chester Rowles.
Sunday, July 2o
at 1000 a. m., WICA, Asntabula.
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, July 29
at S::45 p. H., VIVIAN, Mansfield,
Hasten lie Day.
Monday through Friday
at s 100 y. m. WIKI. Cleveland,
Get Wrse'.
MonGay through Friday
at 7:O5 =. m.. WkBN soungs-
town, ",PA News.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich, July 2o-Don't
forget members. our club social
is Tuesday the 3lst of July. As
always, we will meet in front
of the Church. And if it rains
come anyway bee; use we can
find something else 70 do. See
you Tuesday,
There will be Blah- Blatt
meeting Wednesday, August 1st,
at Ella Dei,gel's.
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the war worn
peoples of the
world. although
they know that
merely ratifica-
t i 0 n by the
United States
does not make
the Charter a
live instrument.
Ever after all
nations h a v e
followed suit the
Charter in itself
will not spell
Pea &C.
c.
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More Than k..ere Ratification of
Charter Needed To Make Il Alive

DARN equipment destroyed or
l. damaged by floods, windstornfs
or lightning can be replaced on .
priority basis under a recently an
nounced ruling by WPB. Applica-
tions should be filed with the Agri-
cultural Adjustment Agency coun-
ty committee. which will forward
it to the proper WPB office with
recommendations.
FOLLOWING Secretary Ickes'
j announcement that this next
winter will be a difficult one from
the standpoint Of shortage of fuel,
it is comforting to know that. ex-
cept in the case of the Army and
Navy, export of American-mined
Goals is prohibited unless specifical-
ly approved by the Solid Fuels Ad-
ministrator. who will see that ship
ments are kept within quotas and
determine whether lowe. grade coal
can be used where shipments are
found necessary.
CONGRESSMAN WILLIS ROB-
~ ERTSON of Virginia recently
called the attention of the House
to the little known fact that income
taxes assessed or assessable against
those in the armed forces are can
celled in case of death in the serv-
ice.
THE President has signed the
L Fenton Bill, H. r. 2477 (simi-
lar to the Bolton Bill, H. R. 363)
which provides recognition Of
wearers of the Medical Valor
Badge in the form of additional
compensation similar to that which
other branches of the service have
been receiving.
Section reads: "The provisions
of this Act shall become effective
on the first day of the month fol-
lowing it's enactment. The addi-
tional compensation provided BY
this Act shall not be paid for any
retroactive period prior to the date
of the actual award of the Medical
Badge"
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DID YOU KNOW .

South Africa has campaign
to send boys to blit7cd areas in
Europe.
Chile is energeticIlly sup
pressing illegal strikes.
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DATIFICATION by the Senate
n of the San francisco Charter
will bring a very practical encour-
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ST. JOHNS NEWS
BY Katherine Torok

Cleveland, O.. July 2o-Last
month LaddIeTorok and Richard
Orend lett for the frmy: they
both are now stationed at TT.
Mcclellan. Ma. We wish YOU
boys The best of llch and hope
that YOU will be back with US
again soon.
Also Fred Schieb ,oined the
Merchant Marines. and he is now
on. duty OH the s. S. Alabama.
Our fo,mcr corresponding Sc
cretary Betty Jean Cscak has
moved to Chicago. and Hermine
Ham has volunteered to take
her place. here is hoping, Her.
mine. that YOU can do as good
a job as Betty has lone.
SdlitSSU NS"S
The Cantuen will re closed un-
til September. SO watch this
column ior further notice Of the
grand rcOpenlng.
Meetings
Our meetings viii, be disCon
tinued iOr a short vacation. but
the next meeting will be held on
Sunday. August Il.
Beach Party
The Dig event for July will be
a beach party on July 29, at Euc-
lid Park. The directions are to
take the City oi Euclid bus at
Euclid Leach Park and get off
at +. 22z and Lake Snorc Blvd.
Most OF us plan to meet after
church or Sunday. So don't for
get to bring your bathing suits
And also bring your friends II
and lunches to church with you.
you like.