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PORTLAND INQUIRER
Portland’s Most Modern Restaurant
ROYAL PALM CAFE
337 N. W. Third Ave. at Flanders
HOME COOKING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smith, Owners and Proprietors
GEORGE OLSON’S
BR0ADWILL PHARMACY
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
Lunch at Our Fountain
N. B R O A D W A Y AN D WILLIAM S
Closed Sundays
Open 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Acme News Pictures, Inc.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey, Republican nominee for President o f the United Stutes, it being con­
gratulated by Mrs. Ora Lee Scraggs, head o f the Fillmore branch o f the Dewey-Bricker Campaign
Committee o f San Francisco following a conference with Negro leaders o f northern California at the
St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco last Thursday. Mrs. Scraggs is also president o f one o f the Republican
Women's Councils, whose efforts are being directed towards piling up a victorious vote for Governor
Dewey. Governor Earl Warren o f California is shown at left o f Governor Dewey. Others in the picture
are, left to right: James L. White o f Oakland, Mrs. Bessie Osborne o f Berkeley, Mrs. Emma J. Lewis,
W. Henry Lashley, president o f Cosmos Club of San Francisco, James Foreman o f San Francisco, Governor
Dewey. Attorney Ivan Johnson o f Los Angeles (behind Mrs. Scraggs), Mrs. Ora Lee Scraggs, Mrs. Marie
Brooks and Mrs. Mabel Ritcherson.
broadcasts over KEX are also • Appointments of Negroes
PUBLIC LIBRARY
OPENS MUSIC ROOM available to the public.
Made by Governor
The record collection includes i
Thos. E. Dewey
classic and standard symphonic i
Williams Avenue Grille
Hospitality
: Distinctive Atmosphere
We specialize in Home-Cooked Meals
SOFT DRINKS — MUSIC
N. Williams Ave. at Weidler
Mrs. M. S. Williams
W H E R E THE YOUNGER SET GATHERS
B IR D ’S
The Music Room on the 3rd floor
of the Public Library has an out­ works, chamber music, opera and While District Attorney of
standing collection of music books, vocal selections, and songs and New York County:
spirituals sung by Marian A nder-!
Soft Drinks — Ice Cream — Sandwiches — Music
scores and records.
son and a number of recordings ! Francis E. Rivers, as Senior As­
2013 NORTH W ILLIAMS A V E N U E
Record concerts, to which every­ made by Paul Robeson and Lead sistant District Attorney, was the
first
Negro
in
the
history
of
New
one is welcome, are given daily Belly.
during the noon hour from 12:30 to
The Music Room has many ex- j York City to prosecute murder
2 P. M. and on Monday and Wed­ cellent books on Negro music and cases. Salary, $10,000.
nesday evenings from 7:30 to 9 P. musicians from which the follow­
Mrs. Eunice Hunton Carter, as
M. Service men, stationed here, or ing list has been selected:
Assistant District Attorney, was
I
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
home on furlough, who want to
Angel Mo’ and Her Son Roland the first Negro woman in the his­
We Buy, Sell and Trade
hear some of their favorites will
tory of New York City to be ap-*
Hays, by Mackinley Helm
GEO. S. KOCH MOTOR COMPANY
probably find them in this collec­
pointed to such a position. Salary,
Father
of
the
Blues,
by
William
C.
2929 N. E. UNION AVE.
Corner Morris Street
tion. A cordial invitation is extend­
$ 6 , 000 .
Handy
ed to individuals, classes and clubs
James Yergan, Assistant Di»;
to make arrangements for special Marian Anderson, by Kosti Veha- trict Attorney. Salary, $4,00.
nen
programs. Saturday morning opera
as members of the New York State
The average age of all cars on
While Governor of the
The Negro and His Music, Alain.
Commission Against Discrimina­ the road is 6.3 years, and, as of
State of New York:
Locke
tion.
January 1, that 14,000,000 cars, or
Hon. Francis E. Rivers, as Jus­
Dr. Walter N. Beekman, as a over 54 per cent, were seven years
Negro
Folk
Songs
as
sung
by
Lead
PAY AS LITTLE AS
tice of the City Court of the City
member of the State War Council’s
Belly, by Alan Lomax
or older. According to the Society
of New York, the highest public’
Negro Musicians and Their Music, office ever held by a Negro. Salary! Committee on Discrimination.
of Automobile Engineers, these
by Maud Cuney-Hare
$17,500. Justice Rivers was subse­
cares, because of age, will require
Slave Songs of the Georgia Sea quently elected to a ten-year term.
Clark County Sports more than 20 percent more work
Islands, by Lydia Parrish
Dr. Clilan B. Towell, as a mem­
By James Johnson
than the cars of normal years —
Swing That Music, by Louis Arm­ ber of the New York State Athletic
Vincent Terry, 160 lbs, is going
strong.
Commission. This is the first time to Boston to continue his fistic 20 hours per year, as contrasted
for all your purchases
There are thousands of musical a Negro has ever held this posi­ carrer, under his new manager Doc with 16 hours.
for your entire family
scores of all sorts in the music tion. No salary. Receives $25 for > Avery. Also Jack Porter, English
at the E A S T E R N
room, and a sound-proof room each meeting he attends.
heavyweight champion, Speedy Du-
makes it possible for one to t r y 1 Mrs. Bertha J. Diggs, as Secre­ vale, middle weight contender.
over a selection on the piano before tary of the Department of Labor.
Vincent Terry won 60 out of 65
*BR AB U R Y
taking it out.
This is the first time a Negro has bouts, and he lives in the Burton
SUITS FOR MEN
ever held this position. Salary, $5,- Homes.
000 .
Leo (the lion) Turner of Ore­
Noah C. A. Walter, as a member gon’s middle weight champ, is
♦ARDLEIGH
of the Industrial Board of the State staging a rematch with Joe Kahut-
of New York. This is the first time Vern Earling.
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a Negro has ever held this position, j Turner and his adherent claim
Salary, $8,500.
that referee Ralph Gruman short­
Richard L. Baltimore, Sr., as changed the lion belter and so Leo
+ALPAGORA
Workmen’s
Compensation Claims is demanding a return match with
COATS FOR MEN
Referee. This is the first time a the Californian. Turner has been
Negro has ever held this position. ;n hard training in Toppenish, Wn.
Salary, $5,000.
and should be in good condition
+CHATHAM
for this bout.
Assistant
Attorney-Generals:
BLANKET
Conrad A. Johnson, on Corpora- j Joe Waterman, match maker for
tions.
the national boxing club in Port­
Stanley M. Douglas, on Labor
land, says that Kelley Jackson, a
And hundreds of
Philip Watson, Election Frauds
Negro youngster has pleased many
nationally known brands
Lamar Perkins, on Welfare,
Portland fans and that he will have
in fine clothing and
Salaries range from $3,500 to a spot in a four-rounder soon. Wa­
furnishings.
$5,000.
terman intends to have boxing
Mrs. Mathew V. Boutte, as a shows in the auditorium on Oct.
member of the Board of Visitors of 13, 20, and 27.
the New York State Training
School for Boys at Warwick, N.
EASTERN
BE AU TY SUPPLIES
Bishop D. Ward Nichols, one o f Y.
S. W. 10TH & WASHINGTON
Dr.Henry O. Harding, as a mem­
the leading churchmen o f the Af­
rican Methodist Episroonl ronrnc. ber of the Board o f Visitors of the
Multnomah County
and Barber Supplies
tion, and presiding bishop o f the
Ninth Episcopal District, which em­ New York State Hospital for the (
Efficient— Qualified
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS
braces the State o f Alabama, who Treatment of Incipient Pulmonary ;
Pd Adv A t Wheelock T r .o .
JACOB MILLER
is advocating the election o f Gover­ Tuberculosis, Ray Brook, N. Y.
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BAIN for JUDGE Committ««
nor Thomas E. Dewey as President,
515 S. W. Third Ave.
Rev. George H. Sims, Dr. C. B.
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