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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05
JIMMY ROBINSON AT THE
CAPITOL THEATRE

The next week end, November
IA, 15 and 16, Jimmy Robinson
will appear on the stage again. He
will receive good pay. He is play.
ing his own composition. "Boogie,"
and the "St. Louis Blues" Hear
him,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05

Full Gospel Penteoostal Temple
18th & &. Fir
Bishop E. r. Morris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship II a. M. Bible Glass I
p. m. Evening service s p. m.
Evangelistic services Tuesday 8
D. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05

Most people have plenty OF
speed, but don't know what direc-
ton they are going.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05
YAKIMA, WASH.
MRS. A. L. PERRY
1914 So. Sixth ST.
CHURCHES

The Kansas City Singers rem
dered a beautiful program at the
Bethel A. NJ. E. Friday night, Oct.
"a, at 8 O'Clock. There was a
large audience, the proceeds we're
great. Everyone enjoyed the eve
ming. Mr. John Woods is captain
of group No. 2. Before the pro-
gram Friday evening the glee club
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wood. The boys came
in early afternoon from Seattle.
HARVEST HOME
The basement of the Bethel
Church was the scene of fun and
happiness Thursday night Those
who attended the Homecoming
were more than pleased that they
were out. Rev. r. e. Frierson,
pastor welcomes you to all serv-
ices and church socials at all
times. Mrs. Pearl Braggs, church
secretary.
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East Madison Shopping District
CHURCHES

oath Ave. at East Fir Street
Rev. F. W. Penick, DID,, Pastor
ORDER OF SERVICE
Sunday Morning:
Sunday School ..-.-... $50 A. Nj.
Morning Worship 49,. HOO AN.
Sunday Evening:
B. t. U. .................-...... 600 PM.
Eevening Worship -...-.-. 1880 P. M.
Monday night S. S. Workers
Conference 800 P. M.
Church Auxiliary meeting 7:15
Thursday night senior choir re-
hearsal 7:30 P. M.
P. M. Council meeting 300 P. M.
Wednesday night Prayer meet
ing 1880 to $50 P. M.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05

The size of your troubles gen
orally depends on whether they
are coming or going.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-11-05

of 90s So Sixth st. were told
about fire after dinner Thurs
day night. Oct. 80. by their little
boy Stanley. who is 9 years old.
The boy discovered the fire in
clothes closet.
All OF Mrs. Hackworth's clothes
were burned except the clothes she
washed and what she was wearing.
She lost three coats in the fire:
one of them was a fur coat. All
of Stanley's clothes were burned
except his school clothes. and Mr.
Hackworth's clothes were badly
damaged with smoke. The fire
department was summoned, but
the fire was extinguished before
they arrived The firemen COM
mended the Hackworths on the
way they extinguished the fire.
Mrs. Hackworth said she was
thankful that it was not any
worse. She could have lost her
whole house.
FRAUD COSTS WOMAN 1922
City detectives Thursday, Oct.
30, sought Negro man and wom-
an who repeatedly took 1922 from
Clara Mae Brooks. 1104 So.
Naches Ave, in what detectives
termed the largest "bunco" fraud
in the city in the past few years.
Mrs. Brooks told police that she
gave the money, 5000 OF which she
had drawn from her savings. to
strange man as security on
third share of $210O which the
man said he had found in bill
fold on the street
BiIIfoId Found
/ The fraud started, police said,
when Mrs. Brooks was stopped by
woman who asked where she
might find a hotel room The
game began when passing stran-
ger found billfold, apparently in
the presence of the two ladies', and
then said he would split the mon
ey with them three ways.
The fraud ended when Mrs.
Brooks deposited her cash with
the stranger, who said that his
boss wouldn't let him split the
money until each of the two wom-
en- had shown they could live
without their share of the $210O
for at least six months.
Mrs. Brooks told officers that
she went into a store with the
man and woman to split the mon
ey and that the man left them
to call his boss. When he re-
turned he said his boss had told
him to keep the wallet but not
to divide the contents until each
of the two women could show Sc
curity
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ELKs LODGE

The Gem Lodge of Elks No. 1853
had very fine social session
Monday night, Oct. 20. The Grand
Esquire was supposed to have
been present, but he failed to
come. The brothers had prepared
a fine turkey dinner. The Exalt-
ed Ruler, Ben Chandler. said, by
the Grand Esquire failing to come
did not cut their appetites; their
appetites were very sharp. Smile,
and they all had swell time"
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BUSINESS TRIP

BUSINESS TRIP
Mr.. John Johnson. formerly of
Yakima, is in the city on business.
He is from Chicago.
MT. HOPE BAPTIST PRESENTS
MRS. EMMA JACKSON
The Mt. Hope Church presents
Mrs. Emma Jackson of Seattle in
a concert at the Y. w. C. A. No
vember 10 at p. m. The public
is invited to hear her.
NOTICE
News omitted for want Of space
will be published next week.
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THE VALLEY OF THE SUN

The Valley of the Sun held its
regular meeting Monday night,
Oct. 81, with the Past Daughter
Ruler V. McVeay presiding dur
ing the initiation. There were
four candidates initiated. After
that the daughters put on a chit
telling dinner at the home of Mrs.
Grant Verden, with Mrs. Good
man and others helping. This din
ner was Saturday night, Nov. 1.
This is the Elks Lodge No. S52 of
Yakima.
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Mrs. Sandy Shufford was in the
hospital about two weeks ago with
case of asthma. She was brought
back on Oct. 81, with the same
complaint or Illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sandy Shufford live in the Cali
fornia Hotel. She is in the St.
Elizabeth Hospital.
Mrs. Earl Johnson is home again
from the hospital. She is doing
fine. Mr.. e. Johnson is very glad
to have her home.
p FIRE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackworth
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackworth
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Float Of Baihyscaphe
For Picard Sea Dive
Looks Like Big Turtle

fLast OF three drticles on the
preparations for Prof. Auguste
Ptccdrd's underseas diue, four
times deeper than. man has yet
plnnged)
BY Jacques Denis
Copyright. 1947. by North American
| Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
ANTWERP, Belgium, Aug. 90
The float for Prof. Auguste Pic
cards underwater balloon"--the
submarine version of the gas bag
OF his stratosphere balloon-looked
something like giant turtle when
we saw it at the local shipyard
where it was being built.
It's more than 13 feet high, about
% feet long and 1912 feet wide. It's
base is shaped something like
rectangle with two triangles extend
ing from each short end.
That's the float" Prof. Picard
said as he stood beside me. at will
be our balloon which will haul the
heavy cabin to the surface when
ever we wish. 1t will hold seven
containers of gasoline-underwater
'helium' or hydrogen as it were.
Each container will be nearly 10
feet high and about AZ feet in
diameter.
Attached to Framework.
They'll be attached to an in
terror framework so they can't
shift"
asked why the float, the only
part of the bathyscaphe which will
appear above the sea when the ap-
paratus is at the surface, should be
painted black, a color which isn't
easy to see.
That's not paint" Picard re-
joined. That's thin coating of
oil which prevents the light hull of
the float from rust while it's being
built. Actually, the upper part of
the float, the part which will
emerge from the water, will be
painted most visibly: a yellowish-
orange color.
"The underside of the float and
the spherical cabin hanging from 1t
will be painted white to reflect the
sun and keep 1t as cool as possible
while we are at and near the sur
face in the tropical waters of the
Gulf of Guinea"
Ship Being Built.
We went together from the plant
to the little town of Tamise near
Antwerp, where the bathyscaphe's
mother ship, the Scaldis, was being
built.
The ship is not an unusual one,
strange in shape, specially built for
its task, as is the craft she will
carry in her great hold. She is just
an ordinary freighter. Indeed, when
her keel was laid, no one dreamed
of her ultimate purpose. 1t was only
while she was being built that the
Belgian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
the whole undertaking with the
Belgian National Fund for Scientific
Research - decided to assign this
ship to the enterprise.
Workers were swarming over her
when we arrived at Tamise; work.
ing on a cabin, grouped around a
ladder, steam pipe or ventilator.
AS we walked about the ship, I
noticed the beginnings of the great |
Evening star., 1947-08-20
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booms which win swing the bathy-
scaphe over the side; I saw the two
forward holds which have been
knocked into one to house the
underseas craft.
1t was in this hold, I suddenly
realized that one day-soon, now
seamen would look up, as I was then
looking, to watch the dripping
bathyscaphe swinging inboard on
the great booms. being lowered into
it's cradle and where, after the
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Indions Let Wires Alone

When telegraph lines were built
across the Great Plains of the
United States in conjunction with
the first transcontinental railroad,
hostile Indians long took care not to
disturb the wires, regarding them
as the talking medicine of the
Great Spirit"
Evening star., 1947-08-20

manhole had been unscrewed, two
men would emerge, men who will
have been the first to plunge to the
incredible depth of two and a halt
miles beneath the seas, who will
have story to tell of a new world
never before seen by man.
Mt. Whitney, the highest peak
in the United States. can be seen
from Death Valley, the lowest point
in the country.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

California has more than $4,000
acres Of vinyards.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

RIGHT Thornton for Foil!
right style THORNTON In
OFF troel
foHeg and
shopeon nd heod- tho
whatever felt youbN
right the odesesobshed factories
perfectly to'oed, qoGtytHnned
hd Wherever assured
Thornton Hats Exclusively at JeNeff
Evening star., 1947-08-20

Exclusively efs Washington Bethesda Shop
Evening star., 1947-04-09
FARM and GARDEN Cont

BANK RUN GRAVEL AND CINDERs for
roads, streets and driveways, delivered ana
spread Phone WA 3217, l6-
sEEpoFf sEEfesFSf t ooIss1iie. sn0 Nd Cali Aston
RofofmIERs sao.f !, FIJI now available for tmmed,
Carroll ST., Takoma PIX, D., c. GE. $500,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, All varieties, 81
per hundred everbearing strawberry
now. Raspberry plants, all varieties. ship
prepaid. New large black Morrison red
latham, S14 per Thousand, Large everbeaT-
ing Indian summer red; aiso geilew as soioen
Nd Stqst Cali lHg Ashton. @ Nd. ss46. @ib
mens. Phcns after . I pm, IA. siso.
size garden plowed and
narrowed; go anywhere; manure and top
thesda now being subdiyided. We have
large quantities Of superior topJoil. De-
a.kgss ;yssy sSalags TRacTok W ofeG shp Rototlisr
plows, discs and harrows in one operation:
also cultivates, burrows, mows lawns,
weeds, seeds; use as bulldozer, belt jobs;
ay the edssE DHwer ysaor f5 ct oo m Uses p sSa so
of how tall and tough the Grass is. Phone
Oliver s225 ABOUT den dsmonstrstio,n. On, FhiEHD- "
SHIP MOTORS, 1890 Wisconsin ave" Be
ensIasl GaRDES ao TRAcToRs-ws have what
you need for your garden. b-h.p. garden
for deiVs5y Il nows II sisss
come out, we viii show you the easy
to sss, RepaTs EaIdsn sonf MPo
Co. "a mile from the courthouse on
Gaffhersburg pike in Rockville --16
Evening star., 1947-04-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 429 Turner ST.
Sitting room, private bath. bedrm,, private
sntranss rsi S9 S9o me; or adults no kiteh
chevy cHAsE--s rms, full bath: young
couple: must york for part rent. Call for
sUBRENT, from April 10 to April 80, twin
bed room, living room. path, kitchen: util-
liz; isiss; >, ! person t = s1sa sas 1880 Adams
I ii Girls OR OR coupLE to share bedroom
apt with girl. S125 mo. 1880 Girard st
aT:i Ks AD' Asp I H9 ooMSIsrE asis KIT. on so 1st
327 F. st. ne. For girls, $50 mo, ga
iios 4, 9fUSi COLUMBIA Rp. N.w-congenial 1
$40 month. co. $500, Ext. 21s. after
1882 NEWTON ST N.w.-Astractive lge
front room, working couple; kit. privileges
sonyen; transp.; $50 per month.
YOUNG MAN rsnsd, to share sseheST
5s@s; 5san a, s,ks. I Il 6ss; Ok .1on,, OILS ~,
employed % coupIe, nondrinksrs: s s15 wk.
APT, SUITABLE FOE. 4 GIRLS: z. bed
pnHy ks dso4se6 aa pyt hs esa M fqrf h9as ss
No. Capitol, NJ, Rhode Island ave. NV. Call
Igv pE sses Mr. aPT TspRM ,s sun,ovsa .o,n,s
SIS month, with 2 months in advance
7211 Central ave, Takoma PIX, Md. No
ShSt NJ. 18th AND PARK RD.--Iarge living
baby grand piano; $50 mo, including utii-
1tss ,sso SswToS Ssy IosA sTa ftaks aks.wstudo room.
gas stove. refrigerator, sernipyt. bath;
suitable for settled lady: S35 10
WANTED--Refined girl TO share with an
other girl. comfortable apt. nr. 23rd and
& NV: $50 Elk APO, Ext 1859, MRS
KRULY. am. to $50 pm. Box 24-z,
ooI.oRED-NIcE YOUNG WOMAN to
share my home; hrst-class ref; S45 mo
Call FIR $3.50. Ext 130 or 15, MRS.
CARTER S222 Banks pl. ne.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-Unu

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-Unusu-
ally attractive apt, large living room, bed
room, solariun. dining alcoVe, kit and
bath. in excel NV. section: exceptionally
cool; reasonable rent; cannot be redec. but
recently done; for comp. quality, Mammal.
or 3 bedrn,.. apt Box 285-Y. Star. q"
CHICAGO FOR WASHINGTON--3-roo
unfurnished, lake-front apt. for similar
apt. in desirable section in Washington.
Call RE. 1855. Ext. 20. bet. $50 am. and
sPscioUs, NICELY FURNISHED efscisncy
apt-Tiy rm., kit dinetts. bath. Ige. hail.
In NV exchanged for 2-bedrm. upfurn.
EXCHANGE a-R0OM APT. 2 large closets,
conY NV. location. rent Ss7, so, for e
room apt. or 1-room apt with dressing
room, Box 4tl8-Y. Star 1ns
I4th and Irving. want same. P. Q; Box
NEW YORK for wsshington-Ho House in
Forest Hills. Long Island. 20 min. from
Radio City. avail. Tor rent. furn. or unfurn..
in exchange for house or act. in Wash
ington or vicinity. Cali RE. 67o0, Ext.
BASEMENT furn. apt. with 2 rooms and
bath in exchange tor one or two bedrm..
furn. or unfurn. apt, NV. section or near
by Wash AID. 6222 Ill
kit. and bath. in excellent NV. section;
wish TO exchange FOR similar apt. in New
York City Boz 242-Y, Star. - L.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
BOARDING

BOARDING-All breeds, heated, private in
and out side runs, each separately ken,
neled; excellent food; personal care and
attention; cookers at stud: puppies Tor sale.
KRISS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy. near
CentervilIe. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS--Boardiug. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spa MEL puppies;
champion cookers at stud. WA. 1924.
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; heated kennels: pickup service;
veterinary supervision. BIDE-A.WEE KEN
NEIs. 4215 Conn. ave. WO.. 1924:
RABBITS, Checker Giants. both breeding
stocks, and bunnies: also some double
hutches. $500 Van Ness ST. W, EN- 1850.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. pedigreed
healthy. wormed: real beauties: reasonable.
SP 0432-W Will deliver. -13
COCKER PUPS, REQ and white, black and
white: 2 males. fem; cheap. OIL. 1915.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. Il weeks old;
dam, CHI field stock; sire, dns gun dog.
Litter registered FA. 1543.
COCkERS-AKC registered. fine female
puppies; S25 each; stud services ST. 02S3-J.
1858 Lacey ave. Sc, of 10 Suitland .rd.
GREAT DANE. FAWN. male, 4 mos. old.
champion pedigree Beautiful hrindle, fe-
male 5 mos. old Both have beautiful ear
CROPS have been inmunfzed from diStemper
and are in perfect health and condition.
There is no finer dogs for companion or
protection. love children. A real pal.
Dane stud service. Phone Alex. 0429.
Alex, Va. Duke st. extended, miles out,
adjoining O. M. Depot.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
BoATS.
MARTNE SUPPLIES,

MARINE sUPPLIEs, pants, rope, ire ex-
tinguisners, outboard motors Seripps ma
Fra Franz Sssosa pSI y yEscaio & SON 1918 11th
Is as'xiia' 1oyxT ." YACHT for sale. built
the fall Of 1946; two new GIN Diesel en-
gines, 1855 h.p. each: 2-to-1 reduction gear,
new Sheppard Diesel ight Plant DlaRt. sSvot
quarters accommodate eight, crews guar
ters four Prss 1ssa s%GSeeps ashs MAHoN nSy
INc ssns a. O oqs BoS 4oi1 bundaike Baltimore
%, Nd Phone Dundalk 80.
BOAT TRAILERS for g rent ~ py rs gay, week E or
I9n,h 4oso wis sRs BA pRons Wo c Sss
BOAT ENTHTsIAsTs, attention-see the
new Gar Wood Commander i9,6g; It's .
ARcaDE aIass15 PoNIfAc CO, 1887 Irving st.
BOAT 5 "a 81 s3pfIiEs-Latest F2ge 1s47 items. Buy
PUroR P4H ols 1Ne stoek sos sGRss nam ave sw *
WOLVERINE BOATS Another ! carload ca ssd
Il Maine ave; S,E;s *; a4Ss: Nav c,,r,.1.r ms
ssehf zee n1s' neHs ssss trsisht and ID psnsl ezra
$: KING FuddToN, INC. soS Maine aye aye
s,T;i oTrBo1Kn "a aeos Moron. 1912, johnson. sns
hrs: ysik ike new cH, IT. .ssi$; rom. Ia -.
With oos equipment; good condition. Can
CANOE, il f., s65; complete new sailing
rig (fib any size csnoel: never used. $40.
Pfs 81 o1s2 YxS aiesa GaAmPIoN. 1s41, 1914 It.
front steering. canvas cover, spot and run
ming lights kapok cushions and other
accessories. I0-h.p. Johnson Seahorse
during winter storage S395 takes all
NODDED PLYWOoD HULLS available. for
Immediate delivery to yards and boat
I9-ft. Hurricane class sailbost,
12-tt. Tempest class sailing dinghy.
lift Gin auto. top boat.
lift. runabouts, speed model
SIT. dinghy. eft. dinghy. Loft. canoe.
Completion plan available. Call or write
Marine Division. CoCkeysville poo: ALLIED
AVIATION CORP, CockeysVille, Md. --lO
Evening star., 1947-04-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l49l 18th ST. NV. ideal location for
triple; good meals; switchboard. --15,
HOTEL ROOMS available with meals:
single or double; by day, week or month.
CASTLE INN HOTEL. Forest Glen. Nd
1902 18th ST. N.w.-Triple rm. with pvt.
bath: also share rnl.. very good meals;
ideal loc.: reasonable, MI. 2140. 10
1ss2 MASS. AVE. N.W.--New guesthouse.
large newly decorated triple rooms, good
food: 500 each per month. -
361I 1ath ST. N.W.-Private. Protestant
woman, strictly refined habits. Room to
herself and elegant meals. CO. 1885. los
FOR EMPLOYED PARENT and child, mas
ter bedroom, private bath, care of child;
Convenient NV. home. TIA. 5307, ---10
1875 MONROE ST. N.E.-Young man to
share twin-bed room with another young
man: home-cooked meals. $40 NO, NO
ROOM AND BOARD for working mother
and care of child FA. 1712-M. --13
1sa5 18th ST. NV Nicely furnished
rooms for young men and ladies, running
water, switchboard, elevator, board. IL
1906 18th ST. N.W.--For young man
good single bed in room with other
boys; the best meals; very convenient loca-
As IS w s sT. N.w.-Larse dole. rm.. near
transp: laundry privileges and home
cooked meals: nice clean home. pU.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
RooMs EuRNIsHEp-hor.hw....

HOTEL EMERY, 1872 G ST. NV, two
blks. west of White House-Ho increase in
rates singles. Si5G to S ssS9; aG,,s. doubles les
"a hour switchboard service. RE. 1S12;
SIS III ST. N,W.--Clean nicely furnished
rooms. Dhone and maids service. daily,
SI.5V up; weekly, Sc to Ss per person
HoTEI HAWTHORNE, 21s4 G st. NV
Clean single rms, So, 50 and S10.5u per
wk.: dbies., SI3, SIS and S16 per wk.: ali
with running water, near bath and shower.
I.os & n n. ii. AVE. N.w.-Largs double room,
first door, SI5 psE week: also triple, SO
fst fses Tie IANrEk RI. s.w-Roems to' rent.
aofR Il fRa faRR "a ea RoTsE use SO SO 1sth s St
Ek.: trans. rms. s15o-s3 day. Ex. s566
Is4f 18th ST. N.w.-Two adjoining rms.
also sEie. nm and dble. nm. MRS. JuLITA
1893 issNa 18th ST. s.w-Front double. s55
IA isss Columbia RD.-Double rm.; hot
plate permitted. MI. 260s. p
1855 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Ciean double
Fm.:. twin beds for 2 men or couple. Maid
service. So ca. per Ek. Du. 2ab2, .13
1880 NEWTON ST. NW..Large 'front.'
ca. per wk. AID. 1889. 13
1885 HARvARD ST. N.W.-i0 rooms, 4
baths, full basement, oil heat; row brick;
completely furnished; annual rental. S3.-
soe sssrEs Gan ss6aooM G4 on with priv.s. bath or
in vicinity Of $500 18th ST. MI. ga34.
ssoe BLOCK ONTARIO KD.-Twin-bsd
linens and phone furnished. DE. 1926.
after 6.
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