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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Emerson Pointing Let

A contract for the interior re-
decoration of 331 units of the
Emerson Homes project. 1850
was approved today by
the council. The work went to the
Monarch Painting Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Freed in Wife's Death

Walter Van FoSSen, a, was re-
leased from custody today pend
ing a chemists report on the
cause of the death OF his wife,
Halle, "A, Saturday. IN their
home at 1906 Franklin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II vou sues ron rheumatic. ayrhTftis ~
nesuftls pan. cry tbia simple Inexpensive bone
re~ipe mat thousands are using Get q psrt-
aRe q RU-EA COMPOUND . two-Neek supp +.
today NlI ~ WITH q quar- ~ water. Edd The
juice q 4 leuone its easy No trouble ~
al an5 pheasant You Deed Only 2 tablespoon
fule to time . day Oftsn within ~ hour
- eometiues overuiFht - splendid results ere
crtalped. II TIE paine 10 not quickly leave
anc you % Dot fesl better return TIE
empty package and RUIZ viii cost YOU roth
ins ~ a. - y y $40 ~ you drugEi5t uhdsf
81 absolute nobey-back guafantef RUIZ
Compound n Zoe sale and rocormeDosa ~
1r1g stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
COP Ends
BickerinS

All was peace and harmony In
the ranks OF local Republicans
today as the Wayne County con-
Vention ended with no voice raised
in anger for the first time in IS
years.
The convention. which chose $50
delegates and a like number OF
alternateS TO the state convention
in Grand Rapids Jan. II. probably
set a record for hreWty. II lasted
little more than three hours.
Every one smiled at every one
else and greetings were cordial, IN
marked contrast 10 conclaVeS OF
previous years when police were
posted al Cass Tech auditorium 10
keep the peace. II particularly
with that OF last year
when a fierce. though losing. battle
was put up 10 have Wayne County
lead in the custer OF Frank d.
Mckay as state Republican boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
froit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
DIED IN sLEEP
HOME FoR cHRIsT,IAs

"IehH pat Robert on the train
az s:l5 3. M. Friday morning"
Mrs. Drummer said He came
home two days before Christ
mss.
Robert was ordered 90 be
hack on the Pacific Coast on
Jan. J. and he was supposed 10
take train Thursday after
noon, but ne wouldn't do II.
That trip led 10 the Ogden
tragedy
Mrs. Drummer said Robert, who
had taken part IN the Philippine
invasion. reported 1t had taken a
month for word of his mother S
death 10 reach him. and another
month before he could get trans
portation home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Sd Tragedy
Hits Family

Sudden death has struck the
third time in four months at the
Pagel home at 436l ManiStique.
The latest. CoaStguardSman
Robert II. Pagel, p, was killed
IN the Ogden. Utah. train wreck
Sunday night, returning 10 DUTY
from an emergency furloueh
granted him on the death al his
mother, Mrs. Eugenis Pagel. So.
She was stricken by q heart at
tack, Oct. is.
DIED IN SLEEP
TIE father. William c. Pagel
Sr.. 81. died IN his sleep Of heart
allment Sept, !.
TITS getting 80 I'm afrsid TO
answer the telephone any
more" said Mrs. Mary Lou
Rrunner. q. 1890 ManiStique,
the PagelS' only daughter. and
wife Of Marine T Sgt. George
BIancY nov IA the South Pa
ciflc.
Two other brothers are in the
army. They are SGT. John Pagel,
81. now home on furlough after
80 months IN the Pacific area, and
Cpl. William c. p. who has been
30 months IN England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
HARMONY PRAISED

Every speaker commented on
the fine. friendly feeling. Har-
mony. the most overworked word
in the language for three hours,
popped out every time a delegate
opened ms mouth. Harmony
fairly oozed from every crack IN
the auditorium walls.
Applause greeted the naming of
Elmer @. Rice, recent unsuccessful
candidate for prosecutor, as per-
manent chairman of the conven-
ton and the Wayne delegation 10
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

You Just couldn't give your children
any finer evaporated milk than Borden'sl
So rich, so creamy-concentrated from
the finest fresh milk So easy to digest
it's homogenizedl So safe, so pure
every step of processing is scientifically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
No Finer Milk for Babies!

controlled! And it's irradiated with sun.
shine Vitamin d.
For babies, for growing children, for
cooking-ask for Borden's Evaporated
Milk. Get the finest-it costs no morei
And it gives you valuable premiums tool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
ENDORSEMENTS CHEERED

Endorsements by the committee
on resolutions also received cheers.
These included an endorsement Of
Governor Kelly, the ST Lawrence
waterway. closing of the polls at
s p. m. year round party activities
and a July date for the primaries
instead of September.
Conspicuous by their absence
were Atty. Edward n. Barnard
and Frank X Martel, head of the
Wayne County AL.
Barnard was absent presumably
because of the fading of Mckay
as a power. MarteIS failure to
appear remained a mystery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Chapped
RaWSkin Begs
For Ice-Mint

For quick. soothing comfort when skin
is painfully ehapped = set lee-Aint on tho
Job At oneei Not a beauty lotion but q
meeieated cream with lots Of soothing oils.
Don't suffer longer With singing and
suarting you'll sing with JOY the minute
this cooling white cream touches your skin.
The best thing you ever tried 20 soothe
raw, cracked skin and do away with harsh
roughness. So don't wait any longer - ask
your druggist for lce-Mint todayi
- 3 = z. ;. -. - ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

I. Pertussin acts at once TO
relieve bad coughing due TO colds
to relieve maddening tickling.
.. II brings such prompt relief
because it's scientifically prepared
90 work internally.
3. PertuSsin increases natural
secretions in respiratory tract
90 soothe and comfort dry, cough
torn membranes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Attractions scheduled for
the 20 Wednesday morning
pro grams of the 1945-4G
season include Maria Osmena,
daughter of Sergio Osmena,
president of the Philippines
Commonwealth; James Hep
bron, criminologist and author;
II. X. Knickerbocker, brilliant
International News Service
correspondent; Waldemar
Kampfert, science editor Of
the New York Times.
William Bradford Hue author
and rowing reporter OF the
American Mercury; Percy
Granger, renowned pianist-com-
poser; Basil O'Connor chair
man Of the National Red Cross
and president Of the iniantilc
paralysis foundation; Vincent
Shcean, author and foreign
correspondent; the + oXh % le
Ballet which was organized
10 entertain American troops
overseas; Erika Mann radio
news analyst and actress Robert
Boothby, British underseCretary
for food during the blitz, and
Madam Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
India's leading woman speaker.
The list includes the follow
ing speakers: Hans Kohn. Smith
College professor: Josephine
Roche, economist and former
assistant ScCrcta.y OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Democrats Miffed at Hanneqan

Washington Whispers: Rich Democrats throughout the nation
quaving hghhanded methods the Democratic
which they claim handouts
Over Chairman Hannegans opposition Secretary Wallace
o White Chicago lawyer
O N The capital
wouldn't be surprised if Make LtVinon returns
As Treasury Fred
1 presidential
motion picture industry tremendous
General Gaulle lift barriers his tight
[ = all he
asked here unless he did something about that Herbert
engineering which
the activities of the South American gold and platinum
n Colombia
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Mexico Bids for Olympic Games

Mexico Way: John Perona Manhattan night ub
operator. Mexico City, looking a spot A.
Blumcntha. that the heat of his matrimonial
Peggy Fears viii be back
years Mexico will next Olympic
offering the worlds biggest sports coliseum
better Mex clubs charging $35 bottle champagne
So q bottle for for
plane seat in the H. S. strike against American
finn distributors Every exchange pckcted
Set tents front of all entrances and keep 24hour
Buzzbuzz Broadway: Agnes Tyne Mclean
will for the million she claims he her
Art Mooney dedicating his Evelyn
Jacobs
Carlson. pride OF the Copacabana Irene
Major Harold Knox ex-NI i'm
RYAN They radios Tim and Irene Barbara
Diamond Horseshoe honey. will marry Norwegian
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Wife Wins
=, G.
For Wilde
by PATRICIA ef.7tRY

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 8
'NALL. dark and handsome
Cornel Wilde. who two years
ago was just another leading
man, now is IIollywood's most
sensational new masculine star.
He says whatever he is he owes
10 his wife.
Back in 1913, Wilde looked
the same, felt the same, and
acted the same as he does now.
He even was under contrace TO
the same studio. But his box
office rating just wasn't what
IL is.
We asked him. between scenes
Of Leave Her TO Heaven" the
20th Century Fox technicolor
drama i'm which he co-StarS with
Gene Tlerney and Jeanne Grain,
how he explained the break in
his fortunes.
MY break came--indirectly
he added. "when Fox decided TO
make Wilson and decided IL
had tn have Alexander Knox
for the title role. -hnox-HAS
under contract 10 Columbia"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
I5,0O0in N. Y. Pursue Broadway Scribes

They phone n,e-waie even to ask that give So
nd-So plug fall no lower
the crato offer information to
bring things the attention of few are
creative and turn occasional idea But most of them
There probably l5OOO agents
in York; work well supply
ing mostly trade speciality It's the
publicity night clubs stage shows
especially individual perfoIncIS
pursuit a mention-plugs preferred but they can't
get knoc
paper And when they don't find their twadde
here they call o inquire-did their copy REACH me-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

treasury: Allen Ahdcn. authority
on South America; 1t. josef
Israels II. Kathryn Turney
Garten, Henri de Chatillon and
the American Troubadours in a
panorama Of American music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
20 Programs SCI heduIec
As own Hall 9 pens

INE Detroit Town Hall begins its Oct 10 at the
Il Fisher Theater presentation OF Margaret Speaks
soprano and Conrad Thbault baritone, both of whom
prominent and artists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Lionel Hampton and his
orchestra head the stage
s how at the Paradise
Theater opening Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Press Agents Offer Few Items
Of Merit, but Poster Columnists

understudy stint done in takes while editing
N a busy daily and Sunday newspaper) ends, l am con-
approaching emancipation from persistent pressure
important publicity seekers Many are or are repre-
professional press agents who rub against news
papcrmen constantly for living but who have conception
yet of newspaper practices
do dig up interesting squibs-perhaps one in a
others shower with invitations 10 cafes
clubs, ask what brand of Scotch perter Failing
with such munhccnce, they and wal-why
can't give them a break" When explain that a re-
porers purpose and duty is to interest the READER
Of them look od-fashioned, impractical
fellow. a theorist, bluenose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
City Awaits
Solicitor Test
IS Permits Requested
for Seeking Funds
BY CHARLES WEBER

City officials have their fingers
crossed waiting for the first legal
test of the new soliciting ordi-
nance which has been in effect for
three months.
Up 10 now the five-man author
ity- committee has received Is re-
quests for permits 10 solicit funds
FOR charitable, philanthropic. edu-
cational and patriotic purposes
governed by The ordinance.
No permits have yet been is
sued, says William Baird, city
clerks office. Six requests have
been investigated. and are await
ing decision. -Four others were
disposed of as not coming under
the scope OF the ordinance, and
five requests now are in the
handS of the police special squad
which investigates the applicants
and submits reports 10 the COM
fg4tt tee
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Crash Kills Three
Veteran FEerS
Men Who Knew War
Die on Easy Hop

Three Romulus N Base fliers,
two of them holders Of the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross with a
record of thousands OF hours over
the most treacherous flying coun-
try in Asia are dead today after
crash in a simple routine flight.
They are Capt. James w. Hort
zog, 26, Of Lexington, N. C., pilot; /;
2nd 1t. Francis F. Munchrath, 25,
Council Bluffs, Ia, co-pilot, and
MfSet. Jacob OsWold, 1418 Krone
avenue, Kalamazoo, engineer.
The three, the entire compile
ment of a CAT cargo plane,
crashed near Belle Center, o..
while on a ferrying flight from
Buffalo 10 Dayton, o.. during the
night Officers from Patterson
Field, O., are trying 10 determine
the cause of the crash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
STEPPING GINGERLY7

The committee admittedly is
stepping gingerly" so il will not
get "off base" legally or set off
potential dynamite in determining
Who shall be permitted 10 solicit
publicly
That tho ordinance eventually
viii 90 10 the courts for a test IS
expected because a number Of or
CARNATIONS, including the JAW
Go led a bitter fight before the
common council against IFS sdop-
ton. declaring il unconstitutional.
Opponents asserted then that the
fight would be taken 10 the Su-
preme Court if necessary"
Police officials say they have
received several complaints chaTg-
ing violation of the ordinance, but
that generally the solicitors were
unaware such an ordinance eX-
isted. So far there have been no
prosecutions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

li-Alrerian seaport.
l2-Wssry.
l3-Csrm.
2l-Born.
23--WTathfui.
2S-SliTht taste.
26-Ringed boa.
27-Irsh novelist
2s-From what country dld the celebrated
actress Duse Gomez
29-Among poet
Sl-Pig-penS.
37-Rslstins to the tides
33-Frighten,
3S-Propelled
36-Curious scraps Of Literature.
3s-Feminine name.
39-MacAw.
42-What reign in northern Norway.
Sweden Finland ana the USsR Is
noted for It's valuable iron ores
43-C,cddeSs % agriculture
1a-WkAt treaty-port on the YAnFtze River
vas the capital OF chins before Chung
king7
4e-chsncel seat OF church for officiating
clergy
47-ForSsrd rsft OF a vessel.
49-Leg Joints
S0--AdmonisheF
Si-Showy garden howtr.
52-innrrmOst part
a7-Enrlish school,
54-Cif IMAM EAfUtetion.
SS-Menta image
S6-NodeI
A7--Wild plum
6O--What hciionsl name Is given 70 un-
Known defendants In legal acuons'
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
MAYORS AUTHORITY

The mayor IS authorized to issue
the permit He may follow the rec
concentrations of the committee.
or ignore them. The permits may
run for not more than six months,
and may be revoked for cause
after a hearing before the mayor.
Aimed 10 prevent "racketeering
under the guise ef praiseworthy
cn6S provision limiting the
amount promoter or solicitor
can receive TO not more than 30
-fret'-etfft-t,f-tttt-- ttt--fef1-s & proceeds
after basic expenses are deducted.
Ordinance =vIgistorS are subject
10 $500 fine or a 90-day prison
sentence or both.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Widener S Estate
Exceeds 98 Million

N0RRIsToWN, Pa Jan. q
tINS)-The estate of the late
p. A. B. Widener, who died in
1915, today showed a net balance
for distribution Of SOS, ,35s, ,e3S. in
the first accounting filed by the
trustees.
The bulk Of the estate was left
70 his son, the late Joseph E.
Widener. who in turn bequeathed
II 10 MS children, p. A. e. Wild
ener II, and Joseph (FifD Wild
ener WiChfeld.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Seabees Offer Rating
For Coed Mechanics

U. s. Navy Seabees still need
experienced men in various trades,
1t Comdr. Byron r. Fletcher. in
charge of recruiting, said Satur-
day. The SeabeeS are in need Of
carpenters. bulldozer, Carryall and
patrol grade operators, surveyors
and craftsmen, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

in O hio and
worked his way
through O hio
n TT h W 2 s 4
ern and Ohio
Medical u nj
er sity as a
structural steel
plant machin-
ist.
Blue joined
Dodge Brothers
in 1916 as a
safety and sani-
farv pppinppr
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Fits all full-size bikes! Kicks
easily into position. Strong
spring holds it up securely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Store Waste Paper

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 (UP)
The War Production Board S
salvage division today appealed 10
housewives 70 store their waste
f,af-eF-tfT,tili weather conditions
improve and paper collections can
be resumed
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
9 New Tire Plants
Authorized by WPB

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 GNs)
The rubber bureau of the WPB
announced tonight that funds have
been authorized for nine new truck
tire facilities which are expected
to help raise production TO %
million heavy tires a year early
in 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

He was in c1large Of employment
and personnel for Dodge during
World War / and later at Dodge
Truck. He was supervisor Of en-
piosnent for all Dodge plants
#fattl- he Vas placed on Vinegar
staff
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

HORIZONTAL
Native Of Serbia.
5-WhSt general who LEAD forces IN the
Pacific was Elvsn command OF the
IN Army IN Europel
io--Topeu.
i4-Ol comb form.
ls-whs' !i =. name Of the Hawaiian
ls-What historic canal vas the nrst built
IN New York Statel
l7--snal stream
is--What Warrington publisher was presi-
cent OF the Associated Press many
ia-Female horse
2o-what New Jersey city "a an Important
OIL refining eentsr7
24-To the night.
25-FiHed task
-e-StraiFhtcn
2a-PJcfix wrong
3o--ENentisl causes oi action.
o5-who was famou, hetonh twenty
3s-Po'ssrno 9 an inpor,an, Finni,h port
IN what oceAn1
ss-NoGrn'ul.
7q-Sune
4o-whai Is ths name ~ NE piis Eddie
Cantor mentl1nG 10 lfteu1
Al-What former secretary Of ne treas
wy endowed = national Tallery % Art2
43-Anelo-SaEon money Of account.
45-rarent language Of Indo-European
family
46-Ninersl Spring
47--cviss canton
AS-McdleyAl weapon poles.
b0-WFs victorious
5i-What Danish island was occupied hv
u s, forces before this var began
54-Who h the hoy hero Of StevenSons
Treasure Island"
5s-poster.
se-Large sea-ducs.
6i-Sacred image.
62-prcsE.
69-AbsCond
64-What emperor Is supposed 10 have
hddled as Rome burned2
6S-DispAteh.
66-Blind6
67-Exsrcise for diversion.
VERTICAL
1-Rowan-trce
2-Charies Lambs pcn-name
3-Depeud upon
4-Fom what Italian city doei
Fgt its nance
5-Typr ~ velvet
6-Mcdicinsl plant
7-PlAythlug
s-Lsrgc packing boxes.
0-Sneed
1o-PsrisinlnE 10 the HEBREW
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Y. f. Blue Gets
ChrysIer Post

V. F. Blue today was named
director of personnel for the
ChrySler- Corp lie succeeds the
late Charles T. Vinegar.
Blue had been on Winegar's
staff for many years. He was born
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-02-07

A hint to some members of the
Past Exalted Rulers Council: At
tendance at the p. E. r. C. is
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-02-07

The use of our Auditorium
is free to civic and public Or
CARNATIONS when not reserved.
Call Ell. 9787.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-02-07

| en- the same chances. We have
fought and died just as brayely.
But you will find that all of the
the monuments that have been
built to honor the brave men of
those wars have been monuments
to white men. In none of them
J has the Negro participated.
We are now trying to build our
own monument to our own men,
We are doing it with Negro
money, contributed out of the
hard-earned wages of Negro
workmen.
For the Spokane Charities
Commission to take the position
that we must dedicate such
monument to The American Sol
der" and thus lose all recogni
ton of the Negro, if the men,
bers of our race in Spokane are
to be permitted to participate.
seems to Negroes everywhere a
most serious violation of the very
freedom for which these thou
sands of Negroes are fighting.
Negroes have contributed to
many of the memorials erected to
the whites in the past Is it ask
ing too much now that they be
permitted to build their own?
would appreciate it if you
would pass our views along to
the Spokane Charities Commits
sion.
Very truly yours,
j. A. (Jack) Johnson, Chairman.
Executive Committee,
Negro War Memorial Association.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-02-07
MORE ABOUT
ELKS

Continued from Page y
to Seattle. If so, we will have
an eliminating state contest, win
ner will enter the Regional
the winner then to go to the
Grand Lodge, all expenses paid, "
said the committee.
DispensatiOn
The Dispensation is still on.
You have no right to consume
happiness without producing it.
You have no right to consume
wealth without creating 1t.
under dispensation you may
now become a member of the
Elks for only $500. the great
est fraternal organization in the
world" said E. r. Chainey, ex-
allied ruler of the P. S. L. E.,
No. 100.
Some of the most influential
men of our race in Seattle are
members of p. S. l.. Elks No. 100,
Why do you wait?
Our Duty to Our Boys in Arms
Last year we were credited
with having bought more than
$4,000 in bonds. Not an Indian
buyer among us. We did not buy
bonds to cash in the next week /;
our bonds are bought to hold un-
til the government is ready to
redeem them.
Following instructions of their
superior officers, service men
may not remain in the club rooms
after IL O'Clock midnight.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-02-07
MORE ABOUT
GERALDINE JONES

Continued from Page ~
Jones, and urged her to make the
application. She did. Miss Jones
evidently filled the Telephone
company's specifications and she
was ordered to report for duty
Monday morning.
In a gesaure of friendly CO.
operation, the Pacific Telephone
q Telegraph Company has set
the day Miss Jones is to report
Tor duty to Wednesday morning
to permit her to remain with the
Third Avenue and Madison U.S.O.
til then.
MISS GERALDDINE JONES
Geraldine Jones. better known
as Gerry" was born and reared
In Wenatchee. Washington, where
her parents now reside and own
large soft fruit orchard and
ranch.
She was an honor student
throughout her school career She
is a graduate of Wenatchee Jun
Tor College where she majored in
business Training, also attended
the University of Washington.
Her hobby. is music. She plays
the piano; clarinet; and is now
studying the pipe organ.
She is private secretary by
profession. Among the positions
held by Miss Jones are: Secre-
tary to the Administrators of Che
Ian County Welfare Department
In Wenatchee; Secretary of Direc-
tor of Manpower Commission in
Richmond, California. She was
the first Negro clerk to be hired
in any of the five Richmond,
California, (Kaiser) shipyards.
She was also Secretary of the
Central Y. w. C. A. and the Uni
versity of Washington Y. w. C. A.
in Seattle, Washington: Assistant
Secretary of the Seattle Urban
League and Stenographer at the
Third and Madison U. S. o. in Sc
attic, Washington.
Miss Jones is a member of the
local Beta Theta Chapter of AL
pha Kappa Alpha, National Ne
gro Sorority.
Miss Jones plans to make her
home in Seattle. At present she
is residing with two sisters who
hold confidential positions as
blueprint clerks at Sand Point
Naval Air Station.
Race citizens of Seattle will
hail the employment of Miss
Jones as an event in its annals.
The Telephone Co. has always
turned a deaf ear to their pleas
until the coming of Miss Geral-
dine Jones.
Whether the employment was
from choice or necessity, the
Northwest Enterprise and its
readers are pleased. We have
many tidy and efficient young la
dies in our midst and but few
of our homes are without tele-
phone service.
We appreciate the gesture be-
cause we are now in a position
to praise instead of condemning.
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