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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Editor Scores Race Members
Who Are Rank Individualists

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA) -
II the collective might Of the Ne
gro was properly organized IN AM
erica 20 the extept where he uti-
liEed his total spending power,
Negroes could stop begging man
Of other races 10 give them iobs,
ROscos DunJee, president Of tho Ma
tional Negro Business League, told
members Of the league meeting In
convention here last Wednesday.
Charging that the very nature
Of economic progress In America
has developed an indlvidualism
which today II proving the colorod
mans most trying handicap, tha
0klahoma publisher Of the Black
Dispatch. dashed out at suceessful
eol0red people who oppose organic
ing the collective economy Of tn
race By pointing 10 their own IN
dividual efforts ~ . paragon a
success.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Mrs. Sum Wright
SuccuHnbs 10 Hedrt
Attack Of Rochester

Mrs. Samuel Wright Of Rochester,
Mimi, Q former resident for many
years Of st. Paul, before moving 10
Rochester two years ago, died Mon
day, Aug. 20, from q heart attack.
Mr.. Samuel Wright was q patient
in Northern Pacific hospital here In
the city, and was taken back 70
Rochester by his wife Monday,
Aug. 20. Mrs. Wright suffered the
attack several minutes after re-
turning home and placing her hus'
band in bed.
Mr.. Wright has not been In
formed Of his Wife's death, because
Of his illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Wright were proprietorS Of q res
taurant in 81. Paul, on the corner
Of Dale and Rondo, for many years,
Mrs. Wright lived with her sister
Mrs. Edna Gatewood, In Rochester
MINI. Other relatives in St Paul
are Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cotton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Dayton, Ohio, to Build
Negro Vet Housing Project

DAYTON, Ohio. tNNPAD = The
city has arranged the purchase Of
% lots on the West Side 10 con-
struct a series Of federal housing
units for Negro war veterans, City
Manager Pred EichelberReT told
the weekly commission meeting last
Wednesday.
He said the lots are located on
Bolander avenue, between Summit
street and Euclid avenue, and Of
fer sewer and water Installations,
The city win pay the o. B. Weaver
estate the sum Of $4,000 for the
ground, on which housing units
win be built 10 accommodate %
families.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Civil Service Commission
Can't Stop Discrimination

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
The United States Civil Service
Commission Is powerless to stop the
United States Employment Serv-
ice from praeticing race discrimina-
ton in referring job applicants to
vacancies in federal agencies, Harry
B. Mitchell, president Of the Civil
Service Commission, admitted last
Thursday.
In an interview in his offices nj
the Commission here, Mr.. Mitchell
said President Truman Is the only
man who can actually order the
agency TO cease its discriminatory
practices.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Whole Democratic Group
Walks Out After Negro Ban

PORTLAND, Ore. (PPBD-The
Young Democrats Of MultnomAh
County, when attempting 20 hold .
picnic at Blue Lake Amusement
Park here last week, were Informed
that the three Negro members Of
the group could not be admitted.
The entire group refused 10 enter
the park. IN protest against this
discrimination.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Rev. G. F. Parker
Takes Over Duties
At Border Church

The Rev. Charles T. Parker Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. who succeeds the
Rev. r. w. Kelley as pastor Of
Border Methodist church, will Of
hciate at his first service at the
church on Sunday morning, Sept. 1.
The service starts at IL n. m.
Border extends an invitation to
church-goers Of the Twin Cities 10
attend services.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
MaceO LittlejOhn
Resigns Local
SIG Position

MRceo v. Littlejohn Of 81. Paul
for six years general chairman Of
Dining Car Employees Union Local
6i6, resigned that post this week
Lttleiohn's resignation win be-
come effective Sept. IS. His plans
for the future are indefinite except
that he plans q vacation.
Harry s. Brown, president Of The
local, said Wednesday, due "a
pressing business In the practice Of
law Mr.. MAceo v. Llttlejohn finds
he Is not able 10 perform the bust.
ness Of the local union"
Mr., Lttlsjohn IL . practicinR
attorney.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Communists Delegation
, Protests Recent Cartoon
In Minneapolis Tribune

The Communist party Of Min
neapolis sent a protest deleRa-
ton this week 10 John Thompson.
vice president and publisher Of the
MINNEAPOLIS Morning Tribune, Ecor-
ing Scott Long editorial cartoon
recently appearing In the paper
~ an Insult 70 the Negro people
of Minneaota." The group demand
ed a public apology, which II says
Thompson refused although he ad.
mitted the cartoon was In "pooF
taste" according 10 Robert KEEL
ley, member Of the delegation
which included 3. X. Davis and
Carl RoSS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Either Put Up or Shut Up ON
Negro Vet Jobs, Head Says

WARRINGTON, ID. @. (NNPAD
If any person or organization can
offer q better plan for aiding the
Negro veteran than the one which
the Veterans Employment Service
IL now pursuing, the Veterans En-
ploymsDt Service will be glad "a
put II Into effect Immediately.
This was the ehallenge made 70
Negro leaders and organizations
last Friday by William Y. Morris,
assistant chief Of the Veterans EN-
ployment Service, when asked "a
explain what his agency Ia doing
10 aid In the readjustmsnt Of tia
eolOred veteran.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Lorraine Curry Luke
Has Cafe Man Arrested
On Charge of Assault

William Wong, n manager Of
the Nun Hing restaurant, TIE Hen
nepin Ave, Minneapolis, was ar
rested Tuesday evening ON an as
sault charge lodged against him
by attractive Mrs. Lorraine Curry
Luke, 1886 Fifth Ave, s., who
,harges that Wong Rllegedly pushed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

LORRAINE CURRY LUKE
her forcibly from the restaurant
on Saturday evening, Aug, 10.
Mrs. Luke's case was placed In
the hands Of the city attorney by
Curtis Chivers. chairman Of the
legal redress committee Of the Min
neapolis branch NAACP, who learn
ed Of the incident and accompanied
the well-known young Minneapolis
matron TO the city attorneys Of
fee where q warrant was sworn
out for WonR's arrest. Police Wis
tied the restaurant twice before
they were able 10 find him on the
premises.
Asked 60 Move
According TO Mrs. Luke. she and
her sister, Yvonne Curry, also Of
1896 Fifth Ave. s., and Eloise Vas
sar, 403 North Western Ave, st.
Paul, entered the restaurant and
started TO sit down in a booth near
the front. Wong Is alleged to have
approached the girls and told them
TO take seats on the other side
near the back.
The trio followed him to the other
side Of the restaurant, and motto
ing empty booths, started 10 sit
down but were prevented from do
ing so by Wong, who, Mrs. Luke
states, told them the booths were
reserved.
When Wong insisted on their
taking seats In the rear, Mrs. Luke
Rllegedly questioned him rs 20 the
seating policy Of the restaurant,
She states he became annoyed, told
them they would not be served and
were not wanted.
Pushed Her FOreibIy
Mrs. Luke charges that when she
told Wong she was going 10 report
the incident, he became enFaRed
and began 70 push her forcibly from
the restaurant.
Mrs. Luke has reported the case
TO Thomas J. Doyle, chairman Of
the American Citizenship and Bill
Of Rights committee Of the Mime
sofa Bar Association. who referred
II TO the local committee Of the
Hennepin County Bar Association.
Judge Earl Lyons on Wednesday
morning ordered the case continued
to Friday, Aug. 30, In municipal
court.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Ermine Hall and
Cleveland Ray Score

nv EWV OWEENWEt
Ermine Hall, 81. Paul eontralto,
who was one Of the Soloists nj last
Saturday nights concert Of 81. Paul
Civic Opera, was highly praised
In q review by John NJ. Harvey,
Pioneer Press critic.
Cleveland Ray, baritone, was also
soloist on the program which fea-
tured selections from Jerome
Kern's "Show Boat"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Attention

The date for the radio to be
Riven by the Merry Maids
club has been postponed from
Sept. 2 to Q date that vii be
given Iater.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

Visitors IN the Minneapolis
Spokesman Office this week In
eIuded: Whitney N. Young. S4ls
Smelling Ave. g.. Mrs.. y. @. Powell.
25iS Lake Place. Melvin @. Powell.
Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. walter
Smith, ss4B Fourth Ave. 8.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
DFL Picnic Postponed
Due 20 Polio Epidemic
No. Ca fnw C~mf :

The annual picnic sponsored BY
the Democratic Farmer Labor
Party Of Minnesota, scheduled this
year on Sept. 8. At Harriet Island,
81. Paul. has been postponed unit
Sept. ~, due 70 the polio epidemic.
The public II urged 70 attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
American Legion Session
Marked by Hotel Fight

SAN PANCISC0 tPPS)-An or
RaniEed fight against segregation
and discrimination stopped the
regular order Of business at the
Tuesday morning session Of the
California state convention Of the
American Legion here when II was
revealed that at least three San
Francisco hotels had Disseminated
against Negro delegates, one ap-
parently in cooperation with the
housing committee Of the Legion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Small Business Functions
To Be Convention Problem

WASHINGTON. d. c. (NNPA)
Dissemination Of information on
the technical and management
functions Of the Office Of Small
Business and the aids which Il can
give TO Negro businessmen will be
the purpose Of the second annual
conference on the NEGRO in Bust
ness," 20 be held here October IT.
10, the Commerce Department said
last Friday.
Authority TO complete final ar
rangements for the conference was
given TO Emmer Martin Lancaster.
BY Secretary Of Commerce Henry
A. Wallace last Tuesday, Il was
learned. Mr.. Lancaster Ii special
advisor to the Secretary on Negro
affairs.
Business leaders from Africa,
Haiti, Ethiopia, the Caribbean,
South America Countries and
Mexico have been invited TO attend
and participate in the conference.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
SURYIYRR ANN RItMMKRR

The name Of William Pastel, old
est son 81 Mrs. Ann Summers, who
died Tuesday, Aug. 10, was omitted
from the list Of survivors in the
story published In this Newspaper
two weeks ago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
HGm1nonds Snack Shop
To Open in Loop
About October

William H. Hammonds, 1925 Z,
26th St.. announced this week that
the Hammonds' Snack Shop, which
he is building at 1923 Marquette
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Prominent Doctors Son
Named in Paternity Suit

LOS ANGELES (PPsl-Shslby
I.ouis Robinson, son Of DR.. Shelby
B. Robinson, Of the Vests most
prominent woman doctors and q
leading gyneeologist, was named
father Of her ls-months-old daugh-
ter IN q suit fled this week y
beautiful Doris Lee Howard. "A
years old.
Miss Howard demands that Rob
inson Be forced 10 support the IN
FAINT The complaint 70 detsrmins
parental status followed . eour'
order naming Miss Howard guard
ian Of her baby 10 facilitate the
legal battle. Il e understood yo1nf
Robinson has retained Los Angeles
noted woman attorney, Martnl
Malone Williams. to contest tn'
suit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
American Teachers Federation Acts
Against Congress Rabble- ROusers
In Session at Hotel Lowry

national and local program to support strict enforce
ment of the Constitution particularly the Bill of Rights and
the 14th Amendment and to recommend the removal from
office of federal officers who violate their oaths to uphold the
Constitution adopted by the delegates to the twenty
ninth annual convention of the American Federation of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Young War Vet Gets Stay
Of Sentence in Fracas
Involving Brady's Bar

Richard Scott 81 years old, 724 Fremont Ave- N,
Gently discharged veteran who involved In alter
cation after being ordered out Of Brads bar Sixth st. and
Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Saturday night Aug. "a
ordered 10 twenty-five dollar fine spend ten days In
A and then had his Ranence AtnYed for nRa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Il the Foundation
OF the New World
Race H0trod7

John N. Lee, brilliant regular
eolumnist on this newspapers
editorial pages, thinks 30. Read
his compelling article on page
{ this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Asks Georgia Negro Guard
Unit to Protect Rights

ATLANTA, Ga. (NNPA)-Gov.
ernor Ellis Arnall was asked last
Thursday by c. A. Scott, editor and
general manager Of the Atlanta
Daily World, to establish q negro
unit Of the Georgia National Guard
as a means of assuring Negroes Of
security in Georgia.
Mr.. Scott wrote Governor Arnall
that "the cold-blooded and obvious
~ planned massacre" Of four per-
sons-two men and their wives
near Monroe, Georgia, July %, re-
Vealed clearly "the precariouS posi-
tons" in which Negroes find them
selves In Georgia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30


Ave-, In the lower Minneapolis loop,
will be open for business on or
before Oct. !.
The all-streamlined building
which is the first Of It's kind 10 be
built and operated by q Negro In
the city, win have the most modern
interior equipment.
Hammonds, who has made sew
eral ventures into the real estate
business in the past few years,
says the ventures paid dividends,
and he feels that the returns are
now being put TO good use.
The business will be operated By
his wife, Emma Hammond, and
daughter, Pearl. with HammOnda
as general manager. There will
also be other help on the stan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Secretary Of Labor Says
He Can't Wine Out Bias

WASHINGTON, ID. G. (NNPA)
Admitting he knew Of the ex-
istenee Of race segregation and dis
elimination In the District Of
Columbia Offices Of the United
States Employment Service, Secre-
tary Of Labor Lewis b. Schwellen-
bach last Wednesday indicated he
proposes 70 do little or nothing TO-
ward wiping out such practices.
Secretary Of Commerce Henry A.
Wallace brought to the personal at
tention Of Mr.. Schwellenbaeh "the
unfortunate segregation practices"
which displaced Commerce Depart.
ment workers ran into In the USES
Offices. These practices include Jim
Grow lines for interviews and segre.
gated application files which re.
strict employment opportunities Of
colored job applicants.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Short Views
of the
NEWS
Says Powell COP Defeat
Is Sign Of New Trend

NEW YORK (NNPA)-The de-
feat Of Representative Adam C,
Powell, Jr., in the Republican pri-
mary Of August 20 is a sign that
colored voters are drifting away
from the Democratic party, accord
ing to Grant Reynolds, former
Army captain, who won the COP
nomination.
Two years ago Mr.. Powell won
the Democratic, Republican and
American Labor party nominations.
Republican voters in the twenty
second district on August 20 gave
him only 1888 votes to 2,l6S for
Reynolds. Powell was unopposed
for the ALP nomination and easily
defeated Harold E. Simmelkjaer
7,643 70 800 votes, for the Demo
cratic nomination.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

Keep oH ths date Muaieal Notes
Recital. Wednesday. Oct z1.--Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Eva l.. Abbey
In Reelected
q, r &. Treasurer

PHILADELPHIA 49, Eva l.. Alb
hey. Of Minneapolis, was reelected
international grand treasurer Of
the Order Of Eastern Stars at the
Grand Masonic conclAVe here this
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
DIVORCES IN MINNEAPOLIS


Mary Yancey from Boyd Yanesy
Evening star., 1946-09-26

well-known swing trumpeter, was
asked to do Five Minutes More"
one recent eve at the Brown Derby.
Not having done the thing before,
his singing while trying to keep his
place on the sheet music he was
reading was comedy highlight of
the evening there. A couple of
nights later he had another request
for the ditty and thought to show
his audience how smart he was.
He'd learned the lyrics by then
But it didn't work. mo, no. Do
it with the paper" an admirer
yelled.
Guy Lombardo was sitting at a
table in the Statler's Embassy Room,
chatting while Guy Lombardos or
chestra was busy on the stand
playing the sweetest music this side
of Heaven. After a while a melody
caught his ear. What is that?"
he asked of the table at large.
What he really meant was what was
that melody before some song writer
stole it for the popular tune the
Royal Canadians were playing at
the moment. But whatever he
meant, Mr.. Lombardo was not get
ting any quick answers at that
table. Not, that is, until a musical
authority clearly was not likely to
be disputed, no matter what his
answer.
II think I know what it is" he
said. II think it's Lehlbach's Fifth
Nocturne.
'I'll bet you feel like a dope,
now" theater manager muttered
to drama critic. You didn't know
whether it was Lehlbach's fifth or
sixth "Nocturne."
Hail" said the critic. 'I didn't
Evening star., 1946-09-26

even know but what Lehlbach was
an outfielder with the Dodgers back
in 1912"
Il
Portrait of press agent arguing
with himself:
Dear Mr.. Macarthur:
After reading your comment in
regards to the discovery" of the
vocalovely Kay Linton, con-
tacted the only unimpeachable
source for additional accurate
information in regards to this
case-Miss Linton herself. The
pretty Jack Wyatt songstress (at
the Casino RoyaD affirmed that
band bookers Montgomery and
Clark gave her a professional
start.
Kay made her debut at the
Wardman Park with a society,"
Evening star., 1946-09-26

styled band fronted by Bob
Montgomery. J.. To say that
(Jack) Cory discovered" Kay
is the same as saying that Benny
Goodman discovered" Helen
Forrest-singing in Artie Shaw's
band. DUKE JACOBS.
X
Well, If 1t matters, that ought to
settle it.
The Midnight Merry Co Round
Artie Hume, who is leading Pete
Macias' orchestra at the Lounge
Riviera of Hotel 2400 during the
maestro's absence, has solved the
ITO Each His Own" problem. Re-
quests for that one get to be quite
headache before an evening is
over, any band leader can tell you.
So when Artie and the Macias crew
Evening star., 1946-09-26
After Dark
A Song Doesn't Have to Be Fancy
When the Right Singer Does 1t

1t is PROBABLE that you have been
gong along thinking that no bistro
singer would be caught dead out
side OF a special musical arrange
ment. 1t is possible, too, that you
have been wrong all these years. We
may not be able to prove conclu-
sively that this is an erroneous
thought you have been having, of
course, but we can present evidence.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

reached the saturation point one
recent night they took drastic steps.
They played ITO Each His Own" all
right, normally at first, then as a
Viennese waltz. a rumba, a samba, a
tango and every other way they could
think Of. Gave every one enough
of ITO Each His Own" for that
night. ;. Glenn Carow, the Neptune
Rooms Concert Miniatures" spe-
cialist thought recently it was time
to step beyond the piano solo works
in the classical library. So now,
with Cary Parker of the Neptunaires
making like an orchestra on his
electric organ, Glenn is playing
Evening star., 1946-09-26
By Harry Macarthur

Item: Eddie Jane Poindexter of
the Madrillon startled tablet load
OF friends there the other night
when she suddenly leaped to her
feet out of quiet reverie. "Trouble?"
she was asked. "Oh. no. Eddie
Jane answered. Il just remem-
bered that some one requested a
song I don't know. have to go
learn the lyrics before the next set"
She did it, too.
Item: Henry Red" Allen, the
Evening star., 1946-09-26

Mendelssohn's Concerto in G Sharp
Minor" Comedian Jay Jason
headlines the new Delmonico's show
starting tonight. :. The King Cole
Trio arrives at the Brown Derby
Monday night. Sharon Terry,
the singer, is now an orchestra
leader, with a group called the
Esquires and the Lady, at the VIII
lage Inn, out on Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE Tommy Johnson, staff
(See AFTER DARK on Back Page.)
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Supper and Dancing, $3.50 to 1880

Johnny b and his Modonons ond LozoIa po danes
ond Eddie ndexter end Msneto entertaining with
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-26

tin. Texas. visited her son. Fred
Sowell and family this past week
Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Sow
ell and son. Larry Sowell. took
their guests 10 picnic at the top OF
the World above Superior There
they were met by sir. and Mrs.
Roy Hopes OF Stafford who took
the guests back with them
ON. D. Rawls has received most
OF the equipment for his steam
laundry on Arizona Boulevard and
West Kennedy Avenue. II will
be In operation as soon as the
wiring Is completed.
ODorothy Dossey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Dossey. accompan-
led her cousin. James Dossey. To
San Diego. California. TO visit
relatives. She will return in
about two weeks
OJoe and Clay DOssey returned
from a weeks visit TO Mr. and
Mrs. J. ]. MacNeil. Mariana. Ari-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-26
Coolidge Locals

OMr and Mrs. Jack II. Cunning
ham and nephew. Paul Metzel.
left wednesday morning for
Greer. Arizona. for two weeks of
camping and fishing. They ex-
pect TO visit Grand Canyon. Paint
ed Desert. Petrified Forest and
other points OF interest before
they return.
OMr and Mrs. Herman Gutzman
left last week for Cambridge. Ne
braska. TO visit relatives.
OMrs. ]. b. Denniston has gone to
Deming. New Mexico. to yisiit her
sister.
OMrs. ]. b. Smith Is spending a
few weeks visiting her sister in
California.
OBruce Delbridge Is spending his
furlough with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Delbridge
OMelyin Lockwood went TO Tor
rance. California. Wednesday. to
stay with his sister. Elsie Ander-
son. lie has accepted employ
ment at the Columbia steel Corp.
OF Torrance.
OOsee z. Wagner left Monday
morning 10 work in Prescott
OMrs. Delphia Lockwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Frazier
went to Phoenix Monday TO visit
Burt Lockwood and family.
OMrs. s. A. Sowell OF Stafford.
Arizona. with her daughter. Mrs
Joe Kingsbery and granddaught-
er. Miss jeanne Ringsbery OF Aus
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-26

Zona
o. telegram has been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Ashley
and family that they arrived safe
ly at their new home at Grants
Pass. Oregon.
oCharles Patterson, Fireman lst
class. son OF Mrs. S. r Martin.
has been discharged from the ma
W where he has served since last
July. Martin was abroad the u.
:. :. Wilkes Barre. Pensacola. and
Louisville in Asiatic- Pacific thea
tire OF operations. He graduated
from high school in Coolidge and
plans TO return TO school this fall.