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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
DR.. r. H1ovoty:
Q rokos+ih obo|eniih

V zadnjem casu Sc vedno bolj
mnozijo vesti, tako v dnevnem
kakor strokovnem casopisju, o
uspehih, XII jih je zdravstvena
veda dosegla pri raziskovanju
in zdravljenju rakastih obolenj.
Rak, XII ga strokovno imenuje-
mo 'maligni tumor," kar pomeni
zlobna tvorba, je bolno brstenje
cello, XII zaradi svojega razpada-
MIA povzrocajo pocasno zastrup-
ljevanje organizma in koncno
smrt obolelega cloveka.
Vzroki postanka novotvorb do
danes Sc MISC docela pojasnjeni.
Zdravniska veda je v zadevi ra-
ka ugotovila mnoge okoliscine
glede njegovega postanka, raz-
voja in zdravljenja in rak nj
sramota znanosti, temvec ka-
men preizkusnje sposobnosti in
vec, kot je ugotovil Vernanil,
vztrajnosti znanstvenikov.
/ Ugledni raziskovalec rakastih
obolenj professor Rondoni zeli,
maj bi clovestvo ne smatralo ra-
ka ali karcinom "a emo najveG-
jih skrivnosti narave, kot mi
.sticno tajno, pred katero stoji-
mo brez pomoci. Nauk 0 novo-
tvorbah, onkologija, je postala
danes prava veja zdravstvene
vede in je vpregla v syojo sluz-
.bo mnoge sorodne bioloske in
prirodoslovne veje. Ce gre tn "a
skrivnost, gre le v toliko, v koli-
kor je onkologija ena stevilnih
skriWosti zivljenja, ki 10 DO slej
ali pref vztrajno delo znanstye-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10

nikov odkrilo v vsej njeni dejan-
ski vsebini.
Danes lahko recemo, da po-
vzrocitelj raka nj mex tocno do
loceni patogeni faktor, kakor je
povzrocitelj tuberkuloze tocno
ugotovljeni in opisani Kochov
baal. Dognano je, da povzroca
raka celia skupina okoliscin in
faktorjev, XII Sc dajo eksperi-
mentalno dognati in XII so kemic-
ne, fizicne in parasitske narave.
Raziskovanja vseh znanstvenih
zavodov sveta so privedla do
mnogih bioloskih in terapeutic-
in 'uspehov. zal pa zdravniska
!veda ne razpolaga Sc s takimi
|sredstvi, XII bi rakasta obolenja
!premagovala tako, kakor mnoge
|druge bolezni. Znanstveniki Sc
|trudijo, da bi nasli zdravilo, XII
bi postavilo rak v vrsto tistih
bolezni, proti katerim imamo "a
nesljiva in uspesna zdravila.
Ruski ucenjak Bogomolec je
iznasel serum, S katerim je dose
gel dobre, dasi ne odlocilne in
zanesljive uspehe. Isto velja "a
nedavno odkriti serum ACS.
Sredstva, katerimi razpola-
ga danes zdraystvena veda, so:
operativni posegi, roentgenski
zarki in radij. Mocno orozje pro-
tt raku je zdrastyena prosveta
ljudstva.
Pravocasno in zgodaj ugotov-
ljeno rakasto obolenje je povsem
ozdravljivo $ pomocjo radija,
obsevanja 2 rontgenom in 2 ope-
racijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
BIVsI GOVERNER HONG
KONGA PRED SODNIJO

NANKING, s. julia. - "a
radi .vojnih zlocinov, XII jih je IL
vrsil "a casa japonske okupaci-
je v juznem santungu, bo po-
stavljen pred vojasko sodnijo
bivsi governor Hong Konga in
poveljnik japonskih Get v sever
nj KIM, Rensuke Osogai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
MnoziSni zborovski
nastop ma OpGinah

V nedeljo 8. junija je bill ma
Opcinah mnozicni zborovski ma
stop, XII Sc je pretvoril v splosno
ljudsko slavo ter prisrcno mani
festacijo slovensko italijanskega
bratstva. Program, XII so ga pri-
cell Venturinijevo "Zdravico"
je bill v celoti izveden. V svojih
govorih sta TOW. Furlan " itali-
janScini in TOW. Pahor " sloven-
scini pozdravila vse goste in
zbrano mnozico, predvsem pa
zastopnika Italijanskega ~Kul-
turnega centra in Slovensko-
hrvatsko prosvetne zveze, XII sta
organizirali koncert.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
.PRIMORSKE VESTI
Uspesen gledaliski teca.i

Il Slovenske Bistrice nam po-
roeajo, da Sc je udelezilo gleda-
1iskega tecaja So tovarisev| in
tovarisic, po vecini kmetov in
delavcev in vajencev, nekaj tudi
dijakov, uciteljev in obrtnikov.
Predavali so reziser maribor-
skega gledalisca tovaris zizek
reziji ma splosno, O tehniki rezi-
je, karakterizaciji oseb, razdeli-
tvi vlog it., reziser mariborske-
ga gledalisca tovaris standeker
o istih vprasanjih, professor to-
varis Dollar il Marlboro O dra-
maturgiji in zgodovini igre,
tovaris Mrzel odrskem jeziku,
igralec tovaris Kumer O mask
in sminkanju.
-Predajatelji so spremljali
svoja izvanjanja primeri vsa-
kemu predavanju pa je sledila
diskusija.
Dopisnik poroca: ''Pripomi-
njamo, da so vsi predavatelji
poudarjali, da je treba vsaki igri
izlusciti jedro, idejo igre in da
mora biti ia ideja tako podana,
da jo DO vsak gledalec razumel.
Vse nase igre morajo sluziti de-
lovnemu cloveku.
lob zakljucku tecaja smo 81
vsi tecajniki ogledali v Maribo-
ru dive gledaliski predstavi, ure-
ditev gledalisc in prisostvovali
tudi vajam. &c prav smo imeli ma
tecaju veliko della, smo vendarle
studirali tudi naso novo ustavo
in razpravljali o tekocih polite
nih dogodkih. Zvecer smo sc uci-
Ii narodne plese."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10

casa DC JIG. AO sc OLIdCJC OlAAd-
di, pa rastejo celice hitrej je ma
zunanji strani in casa Sc zapre.
Zakaj Sc to vrsi, pa je skrivnost
narave, XII je Sc nihce nj razjas-
nil.
Istotako Sc tudi 'odpirajo cvet-
ne case nekaterih rastlin zaradi
svetlobe. Torej je vzrok odpira-
MIA in zapiranja rastlinskih
cvetnih cas- ia, da vpliva svetloba
ali toplota ma rast rastlin. Oh
vsakem zapiranju ali odpiranju
cvetnih cas- rastlina nekoiko
zraste.
Mnogo bolje je raziskano, ka-
ko in zakaj klonejo rastline svo-
je liste. Podnevi so listi vecine
rastlin lepo ravni ali cello obrnje-
nj navzgor, ponoci pa wise
zaspano navzdol. Pravimo, da
rastlina spi. Tudi temu je vzrok
razlicno hitra rast cello ma list
mem peclju. Ako spodnja stran
lista ozivi in zacno njene celice
rasti in sc napenjati, tedaj sc
list dvigne, ko pa zvecer popuste
spodnje celice, Sc list skloni nav
idol.
Nastane sedaj vprasanje, "a
kaj vrse rastline ta gibanja? Ali
so trudne in Sc morajo odpociti?
Poizkusili so z umetno svetlobo
in toploto. Kaj Sc je zgodilo?
Rastlina je nemoteno rastla ma
pref in nj ne zaprla svoje case in
tudi ne sklonila svojih listov.
Torej ne potrebuje rastlina spa
MIA in odmora. Kaj torej? Slav-
nj prirodopisec Darwin je trdil,
da leze listi rastlin ponoci nav
pieno cato, da izloeijo v tenn po-
lozaju mani svoje toplote. Ali to
ne DO res, kajti listi Sc sklonijo
ponoci tudi pri rastlinah, XII ra-
stejo v tropskih dezelah, kjer
toplote ne manjka. Novejsi razi-
skovalci 81 to razlagajo tako:
Vsaka rastlina dina in izhla-
peva vlago skozi liste. Ako bi
listi stall ponoci vodoravno, bi
sc nabrala rosa ma listih in otez-
kocala to neobhodno dihanje in
izhlapevanje.
kaj pa cveti?
Cveti nekaterih obcutljivejsih
rastlin Sc zapro tudi oh dezju.
Najbrz hoce rastlina ma ia ma
Gin obvarovati svoje prasnike v
casi. IL istega vzroka Sc najbrz
tudi ponoci zapro. Nocni hlad
bi Jim skodil.
Nekatere rastline odpro svoje
case le ponoci. To store zato,
ker odnasajo njih trose lie zu-
zelke, XII olive samo ponoci. Cez
dan je TAXA rastlina zaprta, da
ne morejo dnevne zuzelke do ME.
Ali vse to so le ugibanja uce-
njakov, XII raziskujejo zivljenje
rastlin. Kaksna je resnicna ko-
rist, XII jo imajo rastline cd svo-
zega "spanja," DO morda Sc dol
go ostala skrivnost narave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
Drugi fizkulturni zlet
v Ajdovscini

x1JASVSS4AA4
V Ajdovscini Sc je zbrala MIA
dina goriskega okraja ma svoj
drugi fizkulturni zlet. Pri nasto-
pu SO sodelovali mladinci in MIA
dinke onih krajev, XII bodo pri-
kluceni Jugoslaviji. Izkazala Sc
je tudi mocna skupina goriskega
predela Cone A. Popoldanskega
nastopa fizkulturnikov Sc je
udelezila vectisocglava mnozica.
Sc dolgo v noe Sc je razlegalo
po ajdovskih ulicah veselo Pc
tie. Ljudstvo je bilo veselo spri-
co odlicnega uspeha fizkulturne-
ga zleta.
SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
SANS.
Prehitro umrl

Prehitr0 umrl
Korporal: "Ponizno Mama
mann, gospod stotnik, da je no.
vince Muhelj v bolnisnici umrl!"
Stotnik: "Glejte ga no, glej-
te; sal Sc eksercirati nj znal!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
''VSE OKROG NAS''
Stephen Pearceova ocena
knjige

VAN je Ii znano, da medtem
ko sc pri mas belcih medseboj
tepemo udarci, sc recimo diva
juznoameriska Indijanca stepe-
ia tako, da mocno udarjata S
palicami po skali in sc zmerja-
ia ? Kakor tudi, da Eskimovci IL
vedejo svoje krege in pretepe
ma tin nacin in brez bolecin S
prepevanjem zaljivih pesmi ma
pram drug drugemu? Ali veste,
da ljudje, XII 1--WE v seventh
klimah, imajo svetle lase, mo-
DIRE oci in belo polt, medtem ko
oni, XII 1--WE v vroeih dezelah,
imajo navadno temnejso polt,
temne oci in temne lase. Ali te
razlike v zunanjosti in " obna-
sanju ljudi pomenijo, da so dru-
gacni' po svojem notranjem Sc
stavu in dusevnosti?
| V svoji majhni ilustrirani
knjigi pod naslovom "All about
Us" (izdala Capital Publishing
Co.. odgovarja Eva Knox ma ia
in druga bioloska, socioloska in
zgodovinska vprasanja tako
spretno in inteligentno, da Sc
morejo odrasli kot otroci, ga
katere je knjiga spisana) nau-
citi precej O samih sebi. L. dej-
stew, XII jih Miss Evans predoci
v tako zabavnem stilu, je raz-
brati z ocitno jasnostjo, da ma
vzlic razlikam vsakdanjih obi
cajih, zunanjosti, rasi in vero-
izpovedi, je temeljna podobnost
med ljudmi nase oble veliko vec-
ia cd teh razlik. Razjasnitev te-
ga je v dejstvu, da prihajamo
vsi il istega vira, lie SLIM potre-
81, XII so stresali zemljo pred
mnogimi stoletji, so mas razkro-
pill v razlicne dele sveta. Raz-
prsile so poleg potresov ljudi
tudi velike povodnji in pa we'd
no iskanje hrane. Razlike in zu-
nanjost ter navade cloveka izvi-
rajo torej v glavnem il prila-
godenja razlicnim podnebjem
(klimam) ter geografskim le-
gam in razmeram.
Miss Evans pojasni razlike v
barvi polti takole: ''Melanin je
ime kemikalije, XII daje temno
ali rjavo barvo polti. Caroten
Sc imenuje kemikalije, XII dajo
zolto poltno barvo. Takole pa
deluje: Oseba, XII ina v kozi
mnogo melanina je rjave, tenn
ne polti. Drug clovek, XII ina v
kozi mnogo caretena ina zolto
rjavkasto polt. Spet drugi lju-
die, XII imajo v kozi majhno ko-
licino melanina in nekoliko ca
rotena in katerih polt je fina
dovolj, da krvne zile vplivajo
ma barvo polti, imajo roznato
rjavkasto barvo obraza in polti
sploh. Seveda O belem cloveku
boste najbrz rekli, da je to emo
bite med cloveskimi plemeni,
XII ne poseduje mnogo melanina,
niti carotena Koza pokriva
nase meso in kosti in to je vse
cemur sluzi. Nobenega opravka
nina z nasim notranjim sesta-
vom ali z mozgani. Seveda ina
opravka tenn kako izgledamo,
toda isto moreno reci O rdecih
laseh, velikih nogah ali topem
nosu Isto je vsemi stvar-
mi, XII mas delajo razlicne. To je
lie zunanjost."
Miss Evans objasni in razlo-
Ii Americane S sledecimi bese-
dami: "Prihajajo il vseh raz-
licnih dezel, z raznolikimi obra-
ri in vsakojakimi navadami v
delu in besedi Vsi so bill
razlicni tt ljudje il tolikih raz-
licnih dezel. Razlikovali so Sc
med seboj vsaj ko so dospeli v
New York oziroma v Novi svet.
Potem ko SO sc naselili v tel de-
zeli so postal enaki v enem po-
gledu. Bill so vsi enaki, ker so
bill vsi Amerikanci. Biti Ame-
rikanec pomeni, da to nina no.
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tako potvarjajo, da jih clovek poznat Ia
nasa toko hvajena tocnost tska pri prnasanju nabo
osnovnih dejstev, je samo bajka."
S.@ (Konec jutri) "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-10
Manever S svetogorsko
podobo

H"oASVSE , SVS4O9OESkO
podobo
V soboto 7. junija so v zgod-
njih jutranjih urah 'odnesli ne
znanci' liz goriSke stolnice podo-
bo svetogorske Marie, XII hi jo
morai prenesti v nedeljo v Sol
kan in cd tam po osmih dneh ma
memo stare mesto, ma Sv. goro.
z odstranitvfjo svetogorske po-
dobe Matere bozje Sc skusa iva
jati dejanski pritisk ma sloven-
sko katolisko javnost in ustva-
riti med vernim slovenskim
ljudstvom sovrazno razpoloze-
ME proti novi Jugoslaviji, v ka-
tere podrocje spada Sv. CORA v
smislu move razmejitvene crte.
Sprieo tega dejstva je popolno-
ma jasno, kdo je ''ukradel' sve-
togorsko podobo. Zlocin ina IL
razito politicno ozadje. Vse ljud-
stvo ia manever svetogorsko
podobo odlocna obsoja.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10

EaseIas naF annual custom Of
aIse1sIa1 Memorial Service each
$50 Ha M second Sunday in
IszIaIIzf. I=n3ei Sound Lodge
IS - ~ ana Evergreen Tenn
nIt Hal f1ks No 157 win hold
HzHlIz aHHeF.zl Service At 1t.
go nznzlzl church. 18th and East
AsaIsaH - sunday. December
IfIH = p n
HIHzz rs service became an
eIIlszElea - ne part OF each
satof.iinair lodge throughout the
Jurisdiction. Memorial Service has
esIlea haek members who have
eazed Ih9lf lazf mile trek. At
sazA session thes pause at the
HazF II eleven IN memory Of our
ab@enl bFsshers
<s other ceremony has done
mnIe e attract and inspire the
Fal.lle % the finer side OF the
aFass nd add to its membership,
han IL Memorial Service. This
seFEiee i = beautiful gesture to-
a4a those who have gone before
a. Many brothers who have fra
iefnlzed with ms are missing to-
dag: fez. and many hearts brood
- aurcease from the loss of their
loved ones. aud all Elks are gently
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10
U. 5. Senator SaItonstalI
Speaker for Seattle

United States Senator Leverett
saltonstall. Republican. of Massa-
chusetts. will be the principal
speaker here at the Lincoln Day
banquet, February II, of the King
County Republican Club. it was
announced yesterday by Army
Seijas, chairman. The banquet will
be held in the Civic Auditorium
Senator Saltonstall has been
spoken Of in Republican circles as
a possible "dark-horse" candidate
Of the party in 194s for President
or vice president in the event a
compromise should become neces-
sary. to break deadlock in the
national convention.
The annual Lincoln Day ban
quets are held by Republican clubs
throughout the nation on the
birthday of President Lincoln.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10
%wAwh
Puget Sound Eks Sponsors Carnival for Associated Boys Club II
3 DAYS CARNIVAL, 3NICHT JAM SESSION
3 DAYS OPEN HOUSE TO THE PUBLIC
3 DAYS TO AID IN RAISING S75,OOOOO :
3 DAYS TO AID IN MAKING BETTER BOYS

government to mould the coming
generation
In the Boys Club and off the
street. that is your job and our
job.
Puget Sound Lodge has never
failed to do its duty. especially
in aid charity for public veal.
We join the Boys Club Inc. be-
cause very shortly after the first
club was organized. Juvenile de-
linqueney fell off SIS pc recent. A
few more efforts on our part and
continuing the program win bring
a mighty big blessing to the boys
of tomorrow.
The Carnival
The entire proceeds from the
carnival will be donated to the
Associated Boys Club Inc. Head
ing and directing the drive Is
Captain Louis Graham for the
Seattle Police Department. Capt.
Graham Is anxious that his depart
ment reaches its quota before the
close of the Drive. The Elks have
hitched their star to its own quota
to raise all that 1t can. The en-
tire amount will go directly to
the Boys Club Inc. of which all
of US are part.
While the Carnival offers you
no end of fun and a 8 Days and
3 nights Of variety of games,
every protection will be given the
public in quest for an evening
out.
Remember this Carnival lie open
to the public. 3 DAYS and
NIGHTS and the event in the
history Of Seattle
THAT ELKs CARNIVAL
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10

! The courts decision. rendered
last month, gives Hiram of Tyree
Grand Lodge jurisdiction in Cali
fornia.
n IN n~o,.,.,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10
PRINCE HALL
MASONS HONOR
MASS. HEAD

BOSTON, Mass. Prince Hall
Grand Lodge of Masons. jurisdic-
ton of the state of Massachusetts.
turned out in large numbers to
testimonial dinner on Sunday, hon
oring the Most Worshipful Grand
Master Morris ]. Hicks. Presenta.
tons and remarks praising the
work of the Worshipful Grand
Master. history of the last ten
years of the Prince Hall Grand
Lodge" Music and dancing were
features of the occasion.
Among the speakers at the BAN
quet were: Past Worshipful Grand
Master Robert and George Warren,
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Moffit. Grand
Worthy Matron of Eastern Star;
Ri. Worthy Cleo Wooten, illustri-
GUS Commander in Chief HOLLY
Sepulchre Concistory No. II; Clar-
ence J. Davis. III. Potentate Syria
Temple No. 81 and Mrs. Gertrude
B. Snipes of Syria Court No. 10.
Presentations were made by Bro.
James A. Scott of Summer Lodge
No. 5. Springfield. Mass, and solos
were rendered by Bro. Benjamin
Alexander.
Committee on arrangements =
Brothers Ralph L. Harper, Cleo
w. Wooten, Falston e. Mason,
Geo. w. Davis. John C. Crawford.
Charles soares. New Bedford.
Mass; Aage P. Nelson. Maiden.
Mass; Rev. Marvin p. Gibson,
Warchested. Mass; Roger w.
Lightfoot.
Also Brothers Abraham ]. Sni-
pes, Cambridge. Walter w. An
derson. Pittfield; hester e. Simp-
kins and Kenneth d. Richardson,
of Boston. william Jackson. Of Ev-
erett. Mass, and Donald F. Taylor
of Boston.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10

PoRT-oF-sPAIN, Trinidad -
Increasing litigation and a very
crowded bar has attracted two
lawyers from poIos apart to
try their mettIe against the
legal Iuminaries here.
One is Miss Ivy Marjorie Law
renee, center, modern Portia and
Canadian born graduate Of Nc
Gill university and Toronto Uni
versity Law school,; the other
IL Charles n. Markham, white,
right, = World War I veteran
who attended the same college
as Winston Churchill ard prac-
ticed criminal law at the Lor
don's historic Old Bailey
Miss Lawrence comes with
brilliant academic career, she
has q first class honors degree
In arts. with distinction In
French and English and q ba-
cheIor Of laws degree of Toronto
Law school. She went over to
England where she read law at
the Middle Temple, specializing
In international law.
At McciII, Miss Lawrence was
vlce-president Of the debating
society and created precendent
by being the first woman to be
awarded the Debating key for
intercollegiate debate. She was
one Of the founders Of the West
Indian society Of McoIIl. Her
father 10 a Trinidadian and she
has a brother who is a city
engineer with the borough coun-
ell Of San Fernando, oil town
Of the colony.
The other lawyer 10 n. Acton
Brown, left, TrlnIdadian civil
servant who resigned to take a
law course.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR'SJOB

The name OF Fire Chief William
Fitzerald is heard repeatedly as
possible Seattle mayoralty candi-
dates are being discussed.
The filing period for the ap'
preaching municipal election is
only three weeks away and the
rumon factory is reaching max
imum production.
The unusual spectacle of a for.
mer Tacoma mayor. Melvin @.
Tennent. trying for the same posi-
ton in Seattle is likely. 1t was
learned last week. Tennent, pros
ident of the Tennent Steel Cast
ing Company here, has just about
decided to toss his hat into the
ring.
Allan Pomeroy. assistant United
States attorney. is another pro-
spective starter.
No matter how large the field,
all experts concede that Mayor
William F. Devin who has an
nounced that he will seek the
honor for the fourth time. is a
certain finalist. The scramble to
survive the primary and get into
the runoff may early develop into
a dog-eat-dog fight, it is predicted.
The reason for all the excite
ment in the mayors job is abyious.
Under the old charter the mayor
received $4,000 annually and was
elected for two years. Under the
revised streamlined charter the Of
flee pays $4,000 and the term
is four years.
FitzgeraId's possible filing cur
rently is causing the most talk.
While not ready to make def
mite statement, Fitzerald comedies
that he is giving the race serious
consideration.
STRONG CANDIDATES
Either Fitzgerald or County
Auditor Bobby Morris. it is gener-
ally recognized. would be strong
candidate.
Tennent has the reputation of
being a good c4mpaigner and was
a surprise winner in Tacoma a
couple of decades back. Pomeroy
is prominent in Democratic cir
cles.
Two city councilmen, James Sea-
votto and AL Rochester. also may
be at the starting barrier in the
mayoralty derby.
Several others. including Joseph
p. Adams. head of the state de-
partment of aeronautics, may file.
Adams ran strong third behind
Devin and 1t. Gov. Victor Meyers
two years ago.
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The annual election Of officers
al r. s l. Elks. Monday, Decem-
Der Ist. brought into being many
new officers. and others shifted
10 positions In which they were
better suited TO serve. The head
ache 81 the entire lodge began
u uane. mhen the mighty aptler
- the forest. two times retired
from service. the U. s. Army. and
me Seattle Police Department.
asaln consented to continue with
1T. Clarence Allen. Treasurer.
himself ~ Financial Secretary to.
he ne two waich-dogs of the fin
ancial department Of the lodge.
AZ the newly elected officers
usre urged 10 memorIze their
Loas<'s duties. ana attend all SEES
slsHa These who did not were
ars<a 70 resign. rather than be
alhonest 10 those they pledged
themselves to serve
ofand Esquire. Jay chavis. con-
aaeied the election.
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Nfs. susie Dnsan. popular and
efficient ruler during her last ses-
zIun 49, again returned TO office.
fhs financial secretary. Mrs. Julia
lIlsslns and the treasurer. Mrs
Ne|IIs Wilson have 50 well served
fhzIf order that circle has been
drawn around them bearing the
Inscription Hands orr.
Nfs. nirdle Johnson. Grand De-
sais. conducted The election.
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BY ROBERT GROVES

Letting our boys know that we
are a part of a progam to better
conditions for their welfare. to
build a place of recreation, more
inviting than the streets. is a
job every man and every woman.
and especially every father and
every mother owe the community
in which they live. Failure on
our part today. viii reflect your
failure in the next generation.
furthermore 1t is test of yorr
Americanism. You owe it to your
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10
SPOKANE NEWS
Coast Mother Loses
Custody Of Twins

Ruth Barrow. Seattle woman,
who asked for more time to prove
her husband was lying when he
testified she and her sister lived
with soldiers in Seattle, today
lost custody Of her twin sons.
Kenneth and Kirk, .. when she
failed to produce evidence to re-
flute her former husbands tes-
timony.
Judge Ralph e. Foley signed an
order allowing Barrow. a postal
employee to take custody of the
boys. who have been with him
since this summer. Barrow start
ed suit for custody Of the boys
when his former wife tried to get
them back after they visited him
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-10

The former Mrs. Barrow. now
Ruth Collins. fought his suit in an
earlier hearing here. She was
granted continuance of the case
to allow her to get dispositions
from Seattle witnesses she said
would testify she had not misbe-
haved as her former husband said.
Her attorney agreed today to let
the court change custody of the
boys when she failed to appear or
to produce any testimony.