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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

Maori in stalisca, v prvi vrsti
konservativni ali reakcionarni
ter anti-sovjetski, SO ~enostavno
bill TAXI, da SO Sc lahko Srecali
S Foticem ma skupnih tleh in SO
lahko z navduSenjem sluzili
Foticevim interesom, brez da hi
Sc boil poglobili v zadevo. In
tudi ne dvomim, Ola Fotic sam S
svojega vidika nj incl tezave
razumeti svojih namenov "a
drugacne kot patrioticne in po-
Stene.
Ia nacrtom je bila tudi kom-
plicirana propaganda organi-
zacija in politicni agenti v Kali
ri, kjer je mnogo vaznih bri-
tanskih vojaSkih in mornari-
skin oficirjev lin tudi nekoliko
ameriskih) simpatiziralo z MIN;
ravnotako V nekaterih JUNO
ameriSkih drzavah ter v Italiji,
Turciji (Ankara) in seveda v
Jugoslaviji.
V Bariju, Italia, jeseni 1943,
SO ameriski oficirji, XII SO poma-
gall Titovim partizanom, mora
Ii pustiti svoje revolverje V ne
posredni blizini tudi med ODE
dom, da so bill varni pred Mi
hajlovieevimi AGENT, XII SO Jill
nazivali "ameriske gangsterje".
Podrobnosti o tenn lahko citate
V knjigi Gums for Tito, XII 10
je spisal ameriski major Louis
Huot.
Agent tega nacrta tudi MISC
bill tujci V uradu UNRRA v
Londonu. Spomladi in poleti
1914 je prisel velik pritisk ma
glavni stan UNRRA V Washing
tonu, da bi bill imenovan "a ma
celnika mednarodne komisije
"a relif V Jugoslaviji eden IL
med predlaganih Britancev. Te-
DAME mole informacije SO bile,
da bi Rebecca West postala raw
nateljica publicitete in javnih
odnosajev, &c bi bill Anglez ime-
novan "a to vazno pozicijo.
Mad zivljenjem in smrtio sto
tisocev Jugoslovanov bi incl
oblast, katero Ibi izvajal potion
delitve ali zadrzanja relifnih
potrebscin.)
"Foticev" official drzavnega
departmental in t'Foticev" Off
cir ameriskega vojaskega CLAW
mega staba Sc nahajata v Jugo-
slaviji, ko to pisem, najbrz z
namenom pomagati Mihajlovi-
Gu. Ia oficir, star podpirateli
bivsega jugoslovanskega posla-
nika, je del majhne klike v
Pentagonu (poslopje v Wash
ingtonu), katera je lansko leto
odvedla polkovnika zivana
Knezeviea, bivSega Fotieevega
vojaskega ataseja, il Washing
tona v I~talijo in Jugoslavijo.
Njegova misija je bila "boriti
Sc prot THU do smrti". Toda
misija Sc nj posrecila in povr-
nil Sc je nazaj V Washington,
kjer Sc njegovih pivskih vece-
rink pray dobro posluzujejo
ameriski oficirji, XII imajo vi
soke sluzbe in najzaupnejsa me-
sta V vojnem departmental.
Nekateri mesetarji Londo-
nu in njihovi AGENT pc drugih
krajih MISC opustili nacrta niti
potem, ko so igro re izgubili, ko
sta Churchill in urad "a yuma
ME zadeve 81 re umila svoie
roke; Sc sedaj MISC odnehali,
zlasti nekateri onih ma jugoslo-
vanski strani projekta. Zanasa-
10 Sc III eventualno neslogo
med zavezniki in zdi Sc, ola ne
dvomijo, ola bodo koncem kon-
ca Anglezi potlacili partizansko
gibanje. Podprli SC ~najnovejse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28
Ia vec samostojnosti

Ma konferenci predstavnikov
latinskih republik in Zed. dr.
zav V mehiskem glavnem me-
stu Sc je slo v veliki meri "a
vec neodvisnosti dezel ma tenn
kontinentu. Argentina vzlic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

svoji trmoglavosti ma tel konfe-
renci nj bila brez prijateljev.
Konferenca panameriske unije
Sc je ukvarjala vec 2 vprasa-
MEM, kako Sc osvoboditi mad
Wade il Washingtona, kot pa,
kako poraziti Hitlerja in Hiro-
hita.
Jalta in San Francisco
v mehiski metropoli SO "a
stopniki latinske Amerike in
Zed. draw govorili tudi o kon-
ferenci velike trojice ma Jalti,
o sestankih predstavnikov arab
skin vlad in o konferenci zdru-
zenih narodov, XII Sc pricne 25.
aprila v San FRANCISCAN.
Ma nobenem teh zborovani
Sc nj kaj res definitivnega "a
kljucilo. Torej nj upanja, da Sc
DO IL teh konferenc izcimilo kai
boljsega kot Sc je pc prejsnji
svetovni vojni.
Sele kadar prevzame vodstvo
delavski razred, Sc bodo toki
zgodovine zaobrnili ljudstvom
V korist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

IL Londona, da SO izgledi "a spo-
razulnno resitev poljske vladne
krize ugodni, in da je najbolise.
ako pridejo POLISH politiki sku-
PAL Ter Sc zedinijo brez umesa-
vanja velesil.
On pise med drugim:
Razlicni POLISH krogi = med
mimi tudi oni, XII so V tesnih
stikih z bivsim predsednikom
poljske zamejne Wade in pred
sednikom poljske kmecke stran-
ke Stanislavom Mikolaczykom
razpravljajo o moznosti re-
sitve poljske vladne krize ma
podlagi postopkov, XII Sc ne bi
mnogo razlikovali cd onih, XII
SO ma Grskem privedli do zaze-
ljenega rezultata.
POLISH politicni prvaki, XII
utegnejo biti v kratkem povab-
ljeni cd delegatov treh velesil
V Moskvi, ola Sc pridruziio no
vi vladi narodne edinosti, ugi-
bajo 0 razlicnih predlogih in Sc
bavijo med drugim tudi z nacr-
tom, kako maj bi nova vlada "a
jamcila bivSim m~inistrom in
drugim visokim uradnikom. da
ne DO prislo do nobenih maSce-
valnih ukrepov. Strah pred OBJ
racunom je treba odstraniti tu-
di "a vse manjse uradnike, cla-
ne takozvane domace armada,
castnike poljskih vojaSkih Cd
delkov, XII Sc bore v Italiii in
drugje ma zavezniskih frontah,
to je, vseh onih, XII so ostali I'VE
sti zdaj re prakticno preminuIi
londonski POLISH administra-
CHI.
" teh krogih priznavajo kot
edino izjemo lie formula, XII ie
bila odobrena v Atenah, kier ie
bio sprejeto nacelo ostre de-
litve med politicnimi in tako-
zvanimi navadnimi prestopki,
oziroma kriminalnimi akti.
V onih poljskih krogih v
Londonu, XII ST zdaj prizadevajo
gledati ma polozaj realisticno,
je opazovati zeljo, da sedanji
predsednik lublinske provizori-
enc Wade, Boleslav Beirut, ne
bi smell postati p~redsednik no.
We Wade takozvane narodne
edinosti. Najvec je slisati ime
Vincentija Witosa, najbolj po-
pularnega voditelja poljske
kmecke stranke, katerega pred
lagajo "a bodocega predsednika
Wade. Witos je re precej star in
baje Sc vedno zivi nekje ma
Poljskem. Med poljskimi demo-
kraticnimi krogi je posebno ci-
Sian radi tega, ker velja "a clio
veka, katerega Sc je Pilsudski
najbolj bal.
Ako 81 zdaj ogledamo splosni
polozaj krogih poljske emf
gracije, je treba priznati, da je
precej zdravega razmisljevanja
in razpravljanja teku. Del
stvo je, da je konferenca V jail
ii yes ia problem kratko in ma
10 predala poljskim politikom,
z vsemi njihovimi komplikaci-
jami in tezavami, in sicer ne lie
poljskim politicnim prvakom v
Warsaw, temvec tudi onim, XII
Sc nahajajo V e%migraciji.
Sovjetski komisar "a yuma
ME zadeve, Vjaceslav Molotov,
in amerikanski ter britanski
ambassador s~estavljajo lie ne
kaksen odbor, katerega naloga
DO, da nadzira oblikovanje "a
res demokraticne Wade ma Poll
skem. Najbolj trnjevo in pere-
&c vprasanje, MANFRED, ali mai
DO zgrajena nova poljska kon-
stituciia ma temeljih ustave liz
leta 1921 ali one IL leta 1885,
tudi to morajo poljski politiki
sami razreSiti.
Oni Poljaki, XII Sc sami sebe
imenujeio 'demokrate'' = S eli
mer hocejo povedati lie to, da SO
v bistvu pripadniki bivsega mi
nistrskega predsednika Mike
lajcka - so mnenja, da DO vse
te probleme najlazje reSiti v
skupnih %razgovorih poljskih po-
liticnih prvakov samih, brez
navzocnosti, ali vmeSavania We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

III, SeVeda, ZaSluZ1t1 lie pOStene
grose, tako postene kot kateri
koli krajcar, XII SO 81 ga prislu-
zlli V Nigeriji ali Burnt; med
tenn ko bi pa Weight in Lady
Rhondda, kot patrioticna ured-
nika, sla do samega vraga, da
sluzita interesom imperija, XII
je "a civilizacijo tako potreben.
Da ponovim: vse je bio po-
stavno, casino in patrioticno;
vse ma povrSju in razumljivo:
koristno "a Jugoslavijo in Bri-
tanijo, "a njihove vrste Jugo-
Slavic in Britannia; dobro "a
civilizacijo, njihove vrste civil
lizacijo, v kateri SO oni vozila,
prevazajoc dolgoletne izkuSnje
in income tradicije.
Ia nakana je razvila tudi
mednarodno propaganda.
V Zed. drzavah il je nacelje-
val (bivSi) jugoslovanski posla-
nix Konstantin Fotich, XII je bill
nekaj casa precej ucinkovit:
med 1942-43 je dvakrat odpo-
toval V London, v prvi vrsti ra-
di pogovorov v Milanom Cav
rilovicem. incl je oblast mad
organizacijo srbske pravoslav-
ne cerkve v Zed. drzavah Ira
zen nekaterih svecenikov, XII
podpirajo partizane) in na5Hec-
10 amerisko srbsko podporno
organizacijo, rabivSi skupna
sredstva "a svoje politicne ma
meme, vedno povezane z naka-
no v Londonu, dasiravno mogo-
&c nobeden srbskih American
cev, XII SO pomagali, Sc tega nj
zavedal.
S pomocJo "cetnice" Ruth
Mitchell so Fotic in njegovi
AGENT ustanovili in vzdrzavali
posebno politieno skupino, Srb-
sko narodno odbrano, XII ina
podruznice V nekaterih ameri-
skin in kanadskih mestih.
Potion nekaterih svojih vaz-
nih nejugoslovanskih ameri-
skin prijate1jev-med temi fla
sti Thomas j. Watson, predsed-
nix druzbe International Bust
ness Machines; William NJ.
Chadbourne, dobroznani new
yorski korporacijski odvetnik,
in Hamilton Fish Armstrong,
urednik revije Foreign Affairs
-je Fotic obvladoval neke u
stanove pc imenu American
Friends of Jugoslavia, XII je
imela podruznice Sirom Zedi-
njenih draw.
Foticu Sc je posreeilo prepri-
cati starega skofa Williama T.
Manninga, kateri mt je poma-
gal Siriti propaganda. Incl je
prijatelje med kongresniki
Hearst-MacC ormick- Coughlino-
We struje, ukljucivsi tri clane
Diesovega komiteja, XII SO V
kongresu citali govore, spisane
v iugoslovanskem poslaniStvu,
V katerih SO svoje kritike de-
nuncirali "a komuniste in Sta
linove agente. Incl je tudi pri-
jatelje v drzavnem department
tn in med oficirji glavnega
Staba.
Kot poslanik je Fotic uzival
kooperacijo tudi nekaterih anne
riskih zurnalistov, med mimi
sta Constantine Brown in He
len Lombard, Washington Star;
Ray Brock, New York Times,
odkoder ie leta 1913 prestopil k
Hearstu; Spencer Irwin, Cleve-
land Plain Dealer; William Phi.
Simms, S~cripps-Howardov u
rednik "a zunanje zadeve; An
Dire Visson, sedaj pri Readers
Digest; Benjamin De Casseres,
Hearstov clankar; William Hen
ry Standardization tudi cd
urednikov in izdajateljev Chi
cago Tribune, New York Daily
News, American Mercury, New
Leader, Human Events, Cosmo-
politan, Newsweek ter vseh
Hearstovih listov. Seveda, We
cini teh pisateljev, urednikov
in izdajateljev, morda vsem, Sc
Sc s~anjalo nj, da so sluzili Ion
donski nakani. Njihovi politicni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-28

CAPT. GEORGE S. WUCHINICH ina desni) je sin srbskih star
sew v Ridgewayju, Pa. On je naceljevaI ameriski poizvedovaIni misiji
v SloyeniJ, kamOr Sc je spusil N tia S parasutom. Tu je pomagaI v
svOj tajni misiji upornikom in prsel z Nemci veckrat v boJe, v katenh
Sc je zIo odlikoval# in enem svOjo misijo ia amerisko poveijstvo dobro
izvrsi. Bill 4Je tam cd %. nov 1913 do julia 1914. Ia njegovo hrabrost
in dobro izvrseno nalogo je bill pc naroGiu predsednika Rooseveta
odlikOvan.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
Spokane Veterans Recant,
Amits Nisei Veterans

SPOKANE. Two Japanese
American soldiers who said they
were denied membership in
Spokane Veterans of Foreign
Wars post were admitted last
night to Spokane Chapter No. 2OS,
the Military Order of the Purple
Heart. They are Pfc. Richard H.
Naito and Sgt. Spady A. Koyama.
Harold r. Schorg, senior vice
commander of the Purple Heart
Chapter, said:
I'VE admitted these Japanese
Americans to membership without
dissenting vote. Men wounded
, in action on the battlefield have
deep feeling of comradeship for
all men who, like themselves, have
shed blood for America. This feel
ing Is above race or creed or col
or We're all Americans. and We
all fought for the same things"
Officials of the v. F. w. pos
said only a small minority cas-
the negative votes which kept Mai
to from membership. and the!
added the post as a whole wal
without prejudice.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
Come On! Let's All Join

The annual membership cam
paign of the Community Scholar
ship Fund was launched last week
for $4,000 to complete the fiscal
year and enable the Fund to main
tain its strong financial position.
Your membership participation
is not only a privilege but also
responsibility.
Convenient return forms have
been enclosed in letters through
out the community. Please respond
Immediately and return forms to
the Community Scholarship Fund.
Let's help make the 18th ami.
versary of the Community Schol-
arship Fund a banner year.
DIR. VIM. H. Calhoun, Chm.
Merry Newton,
Membership Chm
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
H. D. Brown, Seattle, Visits
{. H. Holmes Of Spokane

H. ID. Brown, prominent in bust
ness and political life of Seattle
for more than a generation. came
to Spokane Sunday, Sept. 2, to
spend the Labor Day holidays with
his old friends, E. H. Holmes and
wife of E. 22OS So. Crescent Ave.
This annual pilgrimage is look
ed forward to with keen pleasure
by all concerned and is made an
enjoyable affair, as these old
friends have so much in common
and esteem each other SO highly,
get together.
Mr.. Holmes, now retired from
the turmoil of a busy life that ran
the gamut of over a half century
of leadership in political. fraternal
and civic leadership, ably assist
ed for more than a quarter of a
century by Brown, delights to re-
call the results of their joint eff
forts and to rejoice that both
have been spared to tell the tale.
After greeting another friend,
c. w. Davis, widely known thru
out the Pacific Northwest and
now residing in Spokane, Brown
departed for home Wednesday
morning, refreshed and well
pleased at the hospitality and op-
portunity of renewing old friend
ships.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12

Richard II. Shorett, manager of
the Metropolitan Federal Savings
and Loan Association of Seattle,
assumed office this week as pres
ident of the Washington Savings
and Loan League after announce
ment of the results of an election
last Saturday at the organiza-
TONS annual convention at Lazy
F Ranch near Ellensburg. The
state league embraces thrift in
stitutions in all parts of the state
with aggregate assets of $150,000,-
900. other officers elected for the
year are: vice president, King
ston s. Lister of the State Saw
ings and Loan Association of Ia
coma; treasurer, p. d. Northcraft
of the Olympia Federal Savings
and Loan Association. Percy Live
sey of the Bellingham First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa-
ton was chosen as a new mem
Der of the executive committee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
U. S. NEGRO WINS OVATION
LEADING ORCHESTRA IN BERLIN

BERLIN. - Rudolph Dunbar, a
slender young Negro who learned
his music in New York, led the
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra re-
Gently in a concert of classical
music and American syncopation.
He won an ovation of astonish-
ing warmth.
Members of the orchestra,
which has been known to ignore
the conductor and play music its
own way. agreed that Dunbar was
a musical top-notcher.
The audience of $500 German
civilians. with sprinkling of AL
lied servicemen. applauded Dun
bars conducting of symphonies by
Tschaikowsky and Won Weber. but
saved it's loudest cheers for some
thing Berliners had never heard
before-the syncopated strains of
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
An-American Brice Taylor
To Coach at Jefferson High

/. Brice Taylor, All-American from
use in bygone years. returned to
the city this week to take over
athletic direction at Jefferson high
school, it was announced by re-
liable Los Angeles sources re-
Gently. DIR. Paul Fisher principal
of jefferson, could not be reached
before press time for verification
of the announcement, but 1t was
affirmed by the official sources
contacted.
Since graduating from the Uni
versity of Southern California,
Taylor has spent most of his time
coaching at several Negro schools.
To accept the Jefferson appoint
ment, he resigned as coach at
Booker T. Washington high school.
New Orleans, La. He is expected
to take over his duties with the
beginning of the fall semester this
Tuesday.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12

Composer William Grant Stills
Afro-American symphony.
Dunbar sketehed its intricate
rhythms for the players by sway
ing his 1.-THE body and gesturing
with his sensitive hands.
Afterwards, the first flutist said:
Wow, at last, understand your
American jazz. also see where
your composers got thes
rhythms."
An old German in the audience,
looking at Dunbar. remarked to
his wife:
And had thought they were a
decadent race"
Dunbar. a graduate of Columbia
Unlversity's music school In New
York. is the first Negro to WELD
a baton over the 65-year-old Ber-
lin Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12

tain veterans aid anywhere in the
United States.
Lewis Ford Post has spent con.
siderable money to perfect this
important service to the men. wo-
men and dependents who have
served in any war.
Lewis Ford Post No. 2S9, V. F.
W., is not only willing to aid and
share your difficulties. little or
big. but is anxious to do so.
You will find changed conditions
when you are discharged from the
army. Let Lewis Ford Post No.
2S9. v. f. W., be your guide. Call
A. X. Baker, ON. and SO. Post
No. 2S9; residence, 120O6 E. Mar
ginal Way; tel. GIL. 1931-W till 3
p. m. or call County City Bldg,
5 p. m. to 10 p. M, room 514.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
INITIATES FIVE

The last week of August was
full of gayety and solemnity for
about 80 Alpha Kappa Alpha wo-
men of this area. The initiation
of five pledges into Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority climaxed the week
The pledges chosen for their high
scholastic and ethical standards.
include Mile Bown, June Mathis,
Faye Hayes. Lille Mae Parker
and Jacqueline Gibson.
The impressive initiation cere-
mony was conducted by the new
Far Western Regional Director,
SorOr Ann Beachman Browne of
Berkeley, Calf. Her visit with
Beta Theta chapter provided new
inspiration for all sorors. Follow
ing the initiation staged at the
home of Soror Theresa Haley, an
after-party was given for the new
sorors at the home of the Basileus,
Soror Edith Mary Bown. The eve
ning's entertainment included the
singing of a How Do You Do"
song. comprised of verses to ga
lutte each individual soror. Also
enjoyed was a quiz program put
on by the newly made sorors call
ed Sister Susie Q's College of
Sorority knowledge"
Visiting sorors were Soror Ma
RE Jordan of Hunter College,
New York City, and Soror Lavinia
Burton of Southern University,
Baton Rouge.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
Elks Buy $65O,OOO Victory
Bonds, Reflect All Officers
To Buffalo, N. Y. in 1916

PHILADELPHIA = The Improy
ed Benevolent Protective Order OF
Elks of the World ended here
last Friday one of the greatest
conventions in the history of the
organization-a convention which
featured the selling of $3.50. 900
worth Of Victory Bonds and the
sponsoring of a number of pro
grams calculated to improve the
employment. economical, social
financial and political status OF
Negroes throughout the country.
Most significant from an inter.
national point of view was the
conventions action Friday in nam
ing a delegation to attend the
forthcoming Peace Conference. no
matter when and where 1t is held.
That delegation will be composed
of seven of Elkdom's leaders and
most outstanding personalities.
Heading the committee will be
Grand Exalted Ruler J. Finley
Wilson of Washington. ID. c.
Buffalo Wins Convention
1t also was decided at Fridays
session that Buffalo. N. Y, would
be the scene of next years con.
vention. The only opposition to
Buffalo was offered by the dele.
cation from Atlantic City. N. j.,
but the sentiment of the entire
convention swung the pendulum in
Buffalo's favor. Host lodges will
be Frontier 1924, and Elite 119.
Postwar planning to provide
employment for Negro youth was
emphasized at Wednesdays ses.
sion, and Exalted Ruler Wilson
disclosed that plans for financing
retail stores to be operated by
junior members of the lodge were
under way for the postwar era.
I'VE intend to finance these
stores. ranging from grocery to
dry goods, by selling Victory
Bonds to lodge members through
out the country" Wilson stated.
Flay FEPc Traitors
The Grand Exalted Ruler also
assailed politicians who endorsed
the Fair Employment Practices
Committee and then failed to live
up to their pledges.
1--WE are little tired of people
who talk like Jefferson" he con
tinued, land then act like Bilbo"
Thursdays session saw the con.
vention launch a nationwide cam
paign for public housing for Ne.
groes whenever full employment
fails him" In urging speedy push
ing of the housing program, VIII
son said:
mo Negro in America should
live In a log cabin, in a howell, a
shanty or in blighted areas in our
large metropolitan Cities"
Major r. R. Wright, ST., Bishop
David H. Sims of the A. M. E.
church and DR.. Mary Mcleod
Bethune were principal speakers
at the convention.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
WAR VETERANS CAN'T EAT MEDALS!

War veteran can't eat medalsl
Realizing that elementary fact.
America is seeing to 1t that the
men and women in service will
not be forgotten when this war
Is over as were the men who
fought in World War |.
One of the worst stains on the
record of the United States Is the
neglect that 1t displayed for al
most a decade toward the veter-
ans of 1918. In the lean years
of the early 192O's. men In ragged
uniforms stood on street corners
selling apples. pencils. shoestrings.
erasers. Others went from door
to door selling kitchen wares, hot
pads. neckties. stockings. and
some just stood in the breadlines!
More than ten years had pass
ed after the ,Armistice before
aroused veterans organizations
succeeded in getting Congress to
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provide in some measure for the
men who had worn the uniform.
This time 1t is different. The Fed
eral Government, the states. local
communities, industry. profess
sional societies. veterans organiza-
tons, and fraternal groups like
the Eagles are taking care OF that.
The Federal Government al
ready has set up machinery to
guarantee assistance to all yeter-
ans in readjustlng themselves to
useful. gainful. and contented
civilian life as quickly as possible
after discharge. It provides such
things as these:
A nest egg. commonly called
mustering-out-pay. at the time of
discharge to tide the new-made
veteran over until he gets on his
feet. Those whose pay while In
service was not more than 5000
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Doogie night spot in Chicago for
two weeks, and ended up by stay
ing three monthsI So it Is a great
dance treat for us to have Fetch
er Henderson here this month. He
is not to be confused with an
other recently formed band whose
leader is also named Henderson.
Wait and see the original, the
great Fletcher Henderson. In per-
son, at the Civic Auditorium, Fri
day, Sept. 2S.
Many of you record and dance
fans will recall Fletcher's rise to
fame with the great Benny Good
man band of five years ago. 1t
was Fletcher's sensational ar
engagements which spanked that
outfit to the peak of popularity
with the American people. And
now that Fletcher has his own
Dand he is able to arrange in his
own free original style. With
Fletcher Henderson pounding out
the rhythm from his piano it can't
help but be a great dance event
when he brings his entire band
to town on Sept. %.
Fletcher Henderson is another
great presentation of Ellis Coolers
civic dances Coder announces he
is trying to obtain the King Cole
Trio. Louis Armstrong, and Duke
Ellington for future dates at the
Civic Auditorium, where the
name bands play when in Seattle"
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MRS. E. R. CHAINEY
SERIOUSLY ILL

Flash: Mrs. Emma r. Chainey,
wife of E. R. Chainey, Exalted
Ruler of Puget Sound Lodge Elks
No. 100. has been confined in her
home on account of illness.
Sunday night she grew worse.
Her present condition is such
that she cannot be moved for
hospital aid.