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T Sf »«veiw.::T « f a o ju m n g th e p r f lip M iif r o te n aiti» th e l»w» is o f p t aram A th o r- ^ o u n t im portance. ^ . cmgh p re g ra r’ of po.:tac* wiU have as a barns th e knowledge of the governing voting ami lU natural The law on registration and ro t- ing procedure in the State of Ore gon require th a t male and female citizens of the United States be of the age of twenty-one years. Previous residence in the state ■ix months, in the county, precinct or ward, no specified time. R egistration is required. Voters cannot register a t the poles on the day of election, but m ust be regis tered a t least 30 days prior to elec tion. This qualification will suffice providing one can speak the English language, read and w rite same. In order to become a political asset one first m ust comply with M (W ^ ' M W It . 1fW*«V tv> - « V « f o if iT rtS ïtj ’«•'.JUT- N IV M W * V » « * t\< « l* m »V S S IV i t t SM »* I V IT I N llV * v V s iity AX* Sh.TY'ATi FVvrt^a»».i S e r t ic r< to O u k i r e n i H f c r o d in \ a n o o u t f r --------- l* anrw er to the question of par- m i» m the community of \ ancou- ▼er. as *o wrhat proviaio« is bring made for the recreation and eduea- taon of children we are now in a position to make a report. The work of providing facilities for the young has been going on fo f g p*nod of two y e a n or more. Such work requires immense or- ^ n iu tJo n | financial support, and the wrill to surm ount innumerable obstacles The Clark County Child Care commission has aided local agen- cies in meeting the needs of chil- dren and of supplying special safe- guards in wartime. j Vancouver Communty Chest is m aking it possible for vast quan- tities of reading m aterial to be dis- tributed to all who are interested. When you are mailed or handed a copy, do not throw it aw ay, but read it from cover to cover. Even though childless, you may be of help to someone who has children, in passing on the inform ation you have read. There is no distinction between race, color, or creed. The same pN **r J H S 'S M > t* .m a l ' » » -« s i Vh'.TVC » V 8» M> » »»« V 1TA 1 tv»* U t » I 1*1 t I »Hhll *«S< M« » t V# m n rtf lit» f » .» l i l - r t « | A*V> t â l\ «»U N«< lAM Hf IS itv rtrM * I s h ' m i l »,*« NM .Ntt MO I T It I I I . V » K r» « p r r t** r r s t t 11« IV K.Mi* 1“ IliNS'k* kloreiwe tV utben, July lib, a son b u m » TV Jo*or O'Neal Hum* Margie tlertru d e 11,»can. July US, a «laughter, Vivian tlertrude in minute « V t a i l . a n » ! any s i k I a l l Jenkina—To Herndon J. C, rJn - yueetiv\n» «-\M>o*mn\g ohil»tren of all kin*—Ju lia le e Allen, July SI, a ace*, t» net JiffWult to obtain •on. Herndon J. C., J r. The Inquirer wrill aee to it th at H arris—To Richani H a rn s Ma the eenrioo* to children are avail- ry Jane Kobinson.July 28, a daugh able to parent» a» ha» been *et ter, Maaie Robinson H arns. forth. There wrill be publicity of Sm ith—To Wesley Norvell Smith all event* ami activities, and if —C hristine Johnson, A ugust 4, a there are any additional questions aon, Gene Wesley Smith which seem not to have been ex- plained fully, please feel free to Port land inquire a t any time. Brown- -To Mr. and Mrs. Otis F., You realire, of course, th a t the 1718 S. E. Clinton, July 4, a daugh- children will not know about what t*r ( B its Joyce. j 8 being done for them if you, t h e 1 P a ster—To Mr. and Mrs Benja- PARENTS do not first find out j min H., V anport, July 18, a daugh- and tell the youngsters, ter, Anna Elizabeth. There is nothing to be argued aboutf j ugt the gimple fa c t of u k _ DEATHS Benford, Henry, Multnomah Hos ing p a rt in community life when asked to participate. Find time to pital, Portland J u ly 13, 67 years, take the little ones the first time, cardiovascular disease. then allow them to enjoy along Polum, Bud, Good Sam aritan with you, the recreational and edu- Hospital, Portland, Ju ly 15, 54 cational opportunity. years, cerebral hemorrhage. H ealth u we„ as pIayf wilI ^ Booth, Thelma Ray, 2802 Victory the first con 8 jderation, so do not Ave * V anport, July 23, age 30. feel th a t only th e pIaytime ^ 8 W ilbur, Mckinley, Apt., 1484, 5 ^ planned U nit 2619, N. Cottonwood, Vanport, A ugust 5, age 46. Get Out and Get W ith It! NOTICE Due to shortage of space The Portland Inquirer is not p rin t ing the Weekly Sermon nor th e Weekly Recipe. Will print them next week if space perm its. STILLBIRTHS V anport: Freem an, Lenore, Cottonwood, Apt. 1021. Died 26, 1944. V anport: Owen, Jim m y, Cottonwood, Apt. 1469. Died I K AM I,<n* N i i i I ll*»r, Aston«, Oregon, sparkled b> luch outstanding play era as Dillingham, formerly coach player In lum a, Ohio; l c ( i Scar lett of the Ctowna; Allen of Uie Monarch», and H arris of the Hot Com er, with tho superb speed of ShomI Sherman, are out to meet any team cloae to their team in the A storia League. They are recognized as one of the most am azing and spectacular team s in the Service League on the Coast. They are trained and coach ed by J. P. Morgan, Sp (A), wel fare and recreation, and issue chal lenge to any team interested. The United S tates Naval Negro Soft Ball Team will furnish tra n s portation to any team desiring to travel to the Naval Base a t Asto ria, Oregon, and will also give a retu rn game to the opposing team on th a t team 's home lot. THE Medley Hotel 2272 N. Interstate Ave. 4308 July Portland’s Leading Colored Hotel 2801 July MUrdock 9533 27. 17-Year-Old Negro Youths Urged to Join These Warriors in U. S. Coast Guard Seeking the voluntary enlistment of 1,700 Negro youths in the Steward’s Mate Branch, U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters this week called attention to the fact that the 17-year-old volunteers in this branch will also get a crack at the enemy. At left (top and bottom) Coast Guardsman Browning Lutter, steward’s mate third class, of 4401 South Parkway, Chicago, 111., is shown making the flash change from galleyman to gun-talker when general quarters alarm is sounded aboard his Coast Guard assault trans port somewhere in the South Pacific. At the right, Coast Guardsman Ex cell McGee, seaman first class, of 6222 Eberhart Street, Chicago, does a quick change from his job in his ship’s tailor shop to his battle station as a stretcher bearer in sick bay. At top center, Steward’s Mates James ■ ■■ IT»«* St,»ix» »»»ft l«*ll taam al A» ItlKTUS It u s 't * |* t v ( i « w t ■ I NI 1 M> Hi 4 l t.N N AV Al. S T A T I S T I C 'S V rt-V r t f »««»Ai » 1 » » ! « f p M t V M l i 1 t v » -te » w » t » v i i r » 's » S ( M H ■T"» tip «A a A ' S H » •V’» ««*»1 h » M L V l I V V m n 'v s s 'M i f f t» T V « w tp rv lil m i^'luiitnwi'i ,VMIT'IV>*VT»'V* is it-V lS 9k *m IrtW lX » » ■ Spruill of 424 Harvey Street, Elizabeth City, N. C., and J. D. Chambers, 1766 Llewellyn Avenue, Baltimore, are shown with three other members of their 20 mm. anti-aircraft gun crew aboard a Coast Guard assault trans port in the South Pacific. Below, two other fighting Coast Guardsmen, Coxvain John Wyatt (left), 3430 Hickory Street, St. Louis, Mo., and Gunner’s Mate Sterling Parker, 513 South 6th Street, Camden, N. J., help themselves to generous portions when “Chow Down’’ rings over their combat cutter in the sub-Arctic. Seventeen-year-old Negro youths who want a real crack at the enemy were urged to visit their local Coast Guard Recruiting Offices immediately. OFFICIAL U. S. COAST GUARD PHOTO*