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Pag* Two Friday, O dob«r 5, 1945 PORTLAND INQUIRER Sgi. Goodlow of West Coast Race Ban Against "Uncle Vanport Released RelationSurveyed ^ o ./u fT e d Play The Journal of Educational So From Army at ciology, BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (ANP)— printed at* New York University" has just completed a The ban against the stage produc P. A . A. B. thorough study of race relations tion of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was lifted here last week. Red Cross Needs Volunteer Help The Red Cross has to stay on i the job as long as needed to serve , the armed forces. The road ahead to peace is filled with unfinished on the United States West Coast, tasks which need Red Cross per In keeping with the policy of In announcing that the play will sonnel and services. In turn, the which will be published in its the Army Air Forces to discharge, November issue. come here for three performances Red Cross depends upon the co as rapidly as possible, men desir- operation of the people, given Dr. L. D. Reddick, editor of the at the Civic auditorium, City I ing separation from the service, generously during war years. special number, spent most of the Contrôler Perry Rodman said that Sgt. Alfred Goodlow of Vanport, For months ahead, volunteer past summer traveling through the ban was being lifted in re j Oregon, the son of Mrs. Georgiana the western states, interviewing sponse to a wave of protests lar workers will be needed for sew I Martin, who lives at Silvercreek, ing, canteen, staff assistance, mo- hundreds of public officials, in ger than those received against | Miss., and who for the past three i tor corps, gray ladies, arts and dustrial, commercial and labor permitting the play to be staged j years has served in the Army A 'r here. skills, knitting, nurse’s aides. and ordinary citizens. j Forces as a refueling specialist, leaders Rodman’s cancellation of the I The nurse's aide corps, a war During Dr. Reddick's explora [ was reverted to inactive status first booking of the musical ver time volunteer service, will re tory trip, arrangements were Signal C orps P hoto last week, according to a state main on the job until our Army made with experts to carry out sion of Harrie Beecher Stowe’s STAGE DOOR _ After a performance in the Southwest Pa- and Navy nurses return. Regis ment made by Col. E. B. Bayley, PORTLAND — Mr. and Mrs. son Jimmy busy at th« grill (left Commanding Officer of Portland intensive surveys of conditions in novel followed protests from the i.cn f c'Hc’ m****bers of the cast of an all-Nefro unit, LsU-lamp Shows, a member agency of the National VVar trations for new classes are be Seattle, Washington; Portland, | Bridgeport Industrial Union coun Proctor, well known Portlanders, foreground) with Mr. and Mrs. Army Air Base, Fund, serve in the chow line. ing taken. Oregon; San Francisco and Los cil, CIO; Bridgeport Pastors’ as open a luncheonette in the base- *>roctor la^ n9 ** easy (both rer t- i Sgt. Goodlow holds the Good week end service men visiting At present much sewing re Angeles, California and certain sociation, the Communist party ing on elbows center of picture). Conduct Medal and the Expert’s Portland. and Negro communinty leaders. mains to be done in Multnomah ir.enl of their home at the corner Other workers and patrons not Medal for proficiency with the smaller towns. Soldiers and sailors are no County chapter for servicemen in of N. Tillamook and Williams These groups charged that the These findings, together with identified- Photo by Margaret C. carbine and rifle. He will return pikers when it comes to eating. army and navy hospitals, play recalled conditions best for for Arenu«. Photographer catches Robmson._____________________ official reports of plans and pros I to Vanport before resuming his The Center provides free each Philippine relief, and layettes and I pects, will be published under the gotten. I occupation that of club steward. week an average of 27,600 sups clothing for servicemen’s fami- I The show’s booking for New title: "Race Relations on the Goodlow patriotically responded The excitement has died down, of coffee, 7500 half-pints of milk, lies. Thousands of sweaters must j Haven on Sept. 29 has been can Pacific Coast." to the call for men when our but the war isn’t over yet for 52,000 sandwiches, 195 gallons of be knitted for wounded veterans. 1 celled. country was in dire need of a thousands of servicemen still in potato salad, 60 gallons of dill Red Cross at 1506 S. W. Alder j military striking force. His ser- uniform. For months, may be pickles, 2600 pies, 210 large cakes, street is open Isr sewing from ! v!ce to the United States Army years to come, our service men 360 doz. cookies, 1835 dozen 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. or women can “In my opinion we face a highly Air Forces contributed greatly to will be required to police the doughnuts and sweet rolls, 90 join their nearest neighborhood explosive situation in the whole our victory. countries they have conquered. gallons of mayonnaise, 1060 lbs. sewing unit. field of home building, home They need relaxation, entertain of roast meat, 80 gallons of spa MONTGOMERY, Ala. (ANP)— Red Cross needs women hospi ownership, and rent control,” ment, relief from ^boredom, re ghetti, 60 gallons of chili, and 5 tal workers and social workers A pledge to boycott the white- Chester Bowles, OPA administra membrance from the people at to 10 boxes of apples or other for paid positions in army and owned Daylight Grocery sto-e WASHINGTON — More than tor, declared in a wire to the home. fruits in season. [ 10,000 private financial institu- navy hospitals; men field direc Portland district OPA office to here was made last week by local OSO-Camp Shows, USO clubs, j tions in every part of the United tors for military bases; women day. “Unless the real estate in citizens ollowing a recent brutal Seamen’s Service Centers, and States are equipped to start on field assistants for clerical duties terests, the building industry and attack on a wounded Negro vet traveling troupes of entertainers the financing of America’s post at separation centers. The Per the public join with the Govern eran by an unknown white man. are the best way these boys can T/4 Sylvester Byrant, now re war home building and moderni sonnel Recruitment office at the ment to meet the issue head on. be kept in contact with home. zation program with the aid of Red Cross, Atwater 8561, has ad the danger of inflation in this covering from wounds at the “Made-in-America” laughs are Camp Butner hospital received on Federal Housing Administration ditional information. all-important field wil grow rap MIAMI (ANP) — Police last insurance, as materials and labor the touch they need to make them Okinawa during his 18month Home service counsel and aid idly.” , feel less the weariness of serving overseas, was the victim. He week were investigating the shot become available, FHA Commis for veterans and their families is “If we fail to handle this prob went into the store to purchase gun slaying of a white farmer as occupation troops in Japan, sioner Raymond M. Foley said. CAMP JOHN T. KNIGHT, available at the Chapter house lem with courage and good judg a case of beer but did not have who reportedly went to the home Back of these home financing in Korea, Germany, and other far- and at branch offices in Vanport Let’s imagine there are only ment,” Bowles continued, “we’re Oakland, Calif.—Uncle Sam’s 180 flung spots. enough empty bottles to satisfy i of a Negro to beat him. Officials stitutions are the 99 field offices two people in the United States and Gresham. inviting a repetition of real es had asked an inquest over the Negro nieces here in Oakland, —you and I. Of the $1,398,742' budget to be the* while saleswoman. An un of FHA. They include 62 insuring Home nursing, nutrition, first met by the 1946 Multnomah who were at his side when he aid and water safety classes are tate and home building “boon- known white man in the store body of Coleman Marlow, 45, who offices, one underwriting office, We can’t expect the govern ment to take care of us—because County-Portland United War emerged victorious over his foes being organized regularly as a a n d - bust” experience which heard the conversation between was killed on the front porch of 31 valuation stations and five helped to bring on the collapse there isn’t any government — Chest Victory campaign, $286,- in May and August, are now part of the health, safety and ed him and the woman clerk, es the home of Austin Addisn, of service stations throughout there’s just you and I. of 1929.” Coconut Grove. planning to improve conditions 981 has been ear-marked for pecially Bryant’s frantic efforts 48 states. ucational peace-time program of Bowles said that the “OPA is to get the beer without the neces If I loaf and don’t make a )!v- A shotgun was recovered from local, national, and overseas USO within the family circle once the Red Cross. With the war over, Foley said ing, that means YOU havi to going to stay on the price control under a house next to Addison’s their final war job is finished. sary bottles. and United Seamen’s Service. In FHA is returning to its program take care of me. job in this important field of Members of the 106th WAC When the white sales clerk which police said Marlow was of home mortgage insurmance un addition, $98,600 has been allotted • One of the greatest mistakes to support the needs of Portland Detachment at Camp John T. She will become a mortician, building material pricing and refused to even accept cash f o r !can y*ng wdle n^e was s^ot- ^e- der Title II of the National Hous we can make is to think of the rent control.” either through a course of study government as somebody else. services for the armed forces. Knight, Oakland Army Base, an th missing bottles, the whit, man tactive Sgt’ John L’ Deas <luoted ing Act and looks for an early The U. S. is now over 200 billions is reported to have said: Ithe whlte widow as sayin« she expansion in all normal peace These include the George A. installation of the San Francisco under the GI Rill of Rights or as The OPA program divides in debt. If I loaf, that means that hid the gun after her husband White Service Men's Center, Port of Embarkation, work at a mortician’s apprentice. At pres “Nigger, you don’t need any time operations, including home YOU and I go further into debt into four parts: J was shot. to take care of me. beer.” Port of Embarkation, Portland Of desks in the Overseas Supply Di ent she is aiding the work of the modernization and repair loans Shortly before midnight the 1. Rent controls will be relin operating therapeutic Port as a file clerk in the Over Without further argument, he ficers’ club, and service to return vision, under Title I. quished in any rental area only struck the wounded veteran in j day of the shooting, Marlow, his equipment in the post dispensa seas Supply Division. ed veterans. Approximately 8,400 institu The company has a fine exam when the danger of a general in the right eye with a beer bottle, j wife and a Negro employe of tions in all states have made Title With more servicemen than ries, and serve in many other Marlow, Seabrook Cooper, went ever before a present total of 4200 capacities on the Base. They are ple of foresightedness and ambi crease in that area Is eliminated breaking it and the eye glasses II loans to finance the purchase per day— using the facilities of materially aiding the mission of tion for the advancement and — in other words, only when the he was wearing. Bryant receiv d to Addison’s house and Marlow or construction of private homes. called to Addison to come out to well being of their fellowmen in normal bargaining situation be treatment at Maxwell Field hos the George A. White Center, the the Port that had the tremendous All types of financial institutions help him put out a fire at a need for funds to carry on the job of supplying men and material their Commanding Officer, First tween landlord and tenant has pital for cuts about the face. are participating in the FHA I Negro farmer’s house, according Lieutenant Victoria Poole, who is been restored. The management of the store free dormitaroes, showers, shaves, for the Pacific war and will not program—commercial banks, na- j food, recreation, and other serv relax its activity until America’s herself planning to spend the 2. OPA is already working on a apologized to Maxwell Field MPs to police. (Deas said Marlow in tional and state, savings and loan first two years following her re program sharply tightening con and the victim but a movement to tended to take Addison to his ices is increasing rather than fighting men are home again. association, mortgage companies, Looking toward that day, ap lease from the Army taking ad trol over building material prices, boycott the store is under way j home and give him a beating.) A insurance companies, slackening off. savings Establisher November 1, J941, proximately 90 per xent of the ditional training for social service. most of the fixtures apd hoKe- by indignant citizens. An effort few moments later a shot was banks, state investing institu fired' from inside the house and Lifutenaht Poole, ‘formerly an hold equipment which goes into by the NAACP to learn the iden- I more than a month before A tari members of the 106wi WAC ^De- tions, foundations and others. Harbor, the George A. White tachment already have plans for art and physical training instruc a new home, and constructive tity of the assailant proved futile. Mario wfell dead from the blast FHA has authority to insure ap of a 12-gauge shotvun. The white saleswoman told in Center was the first service center the future that will utilize the tor at Xavier University in New services. proximately $2,000,000,000 of I. R. Mills, state investigator, to be established in this country technical skills they have devel Orleans, Louisiana, will combine New dollar-and-cents prices vestigating police officers that home financing, and the President quoted Addison as saying that her new career with that of a for World War II. All services of oped as members of the Women’s will cover lumber, insulation, Bryant cursed her during the has been empowered by Con Notary Public the hospitality center are given Army Corps. Approximately one- housewife, for since enlisting in brick, soil pipe, etc., and mill- course of their conversation about when he locked himself in his gress to increase this another house, Mrs. Marlow went to their the WAC she has married First free to service personnel. No third of them expect to take ad work items, such as doors, win the beer. The veteran denied the billion dollars as soon as the need 1412 N . W I L L I A M S A V E . truck and got a shotgun and that charge is made for beds, showers, vantage of the educational provi Lieutenant Charles W. Poole, of dows and cabinets, bathtubs, sep charges. becomes apparent. V E 9 413 F r a t e r n a l H a ll Marlow, also armed with a shot Sandusky, Ohio. shaves, razors and blades, soap, sions of the GI Bill of Rights. tic tanks and wash basins. There gun, approached the house at the Lieutenant Poole’s company is will also be ceilings for painting The majority of the women of face lotion, hair oil, powder, or SOLDIER HEROES shoe polish. Women’s club vol the 106th WAC Detachment are made up of WAC units assembled and papering, renewing a roof, Yes— “their blood has dyed the same time. LEVTON'S MARKET CARLLE R. VICKERS, DDS. Detective Deas was to confer unteers wrap packages, sew and anticipating their discharge from at Oakland from all over the for installing plumbing, digging “ C o m p le t e S h o p p in g C e n t e r ” 1471 N. E. Williams Court beaches” with state officials after the in country during the last few mend, distribute show passes, the service with concrete plans cellars, etc.,— prices will take lo Mixed with mud of foreign sod. Portland, Oregon G r o c e r ie s - F r u it s - M e a ts quest to determine whether a serve as dance hostesses, operate for the future and expect to go months as the need for additional cal wage rates into considera Bodies bleeding, torn and man- V e g e t a b le s VErmont 4208 charge would be pluaced against clerical help at the Base became tion. W e l c o m e s M o n t a v illa T r a d e the lunch counter, and teach arts into social service. gled-soults Portland's Only Negro Dentist C o r. 8 2n d a n d N . E . G I .I S A N Addison. The typical attitude of these urgent. Detachments arrived from and crafts. 3. OPA expects the great major Hurled in haste before their God! Fort Riley, Kansas; Des Moines, Vaudevills shows, plays, radio women is expressed by Private ity of builders to support its “all- WYATT W. WILLIAMS broadcasts, concerts, free legal Ola Walton, of 531 West 143rd Iowa; Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia; out enforcement” of these new Merely “boys” who’d left their Attorney-at-Law BURNS AND TWETEN Camp Maxie, Texas, and, more advice, ard free foot treatments Street, New York City. Private homeland regulations for the protection ot 523-4 Lumbermens Bldg. SPECIALS are prov.ded. Two entire floors Walton, a general clerk for a recently, from the New York Port their customers. Bowles was con Left to fight as knights of old— 320 S. W. 5th Ave__ AT. 6871_ Home Phone: SUnset 6260 _ equipped with 650 double-decked dress manufacturer before she of Embarkation. fident that OPA would have the That might and tyrants should not 1713 NE 2nd Ave.—3 Bedrooms Personnel of the company in backing of industry against those beds provide sleeping accommo went into the service, studied conquer 2122 NE Rodney Av.—2 Bedrooms Portland's Only Negro Lawyer Dresses - Milinery dations, with an additional 500 social service at Spellman Col cludes forty-five Wacs who re who attempt to violate price con Bled and died these heroes bold! 51 N. Knott St., Furnished— ceived the Meritorious Award last trol over building costs. bunks recently installed in the lege in Atlanta. Coats - Suits Oil Heat Take the torch they’ve handed to civic auditorium to take care of “I am very race conscious,” she May for their utter selflessness in 4. Under the Price Control Act, 508 N. Knott St.—2 Bedrooms Shop Where Style and you— and Barber Supplies an unprecedented number of says. “I think there is a lot that' treating victims of the tornado OPA has the power to control 2724 N. Borthwick Ave. Quality Blends can be done along social lines, that struck Antlers, Oklahoma, in rents, the price of building mate Their ideals and ours the same— 4 Bedrooms JACOB MILLER Till in ev’ry land and nation "The Friendly Store" and that will be my work when I April. These were the Camp rials and the amount that a con — N O W— GENERAL HOME 515 S. W. Third Ave, Maxie Wacs. On duty at the Army tractor can charge for his services. May love, peace, hope and free Exclusive But Not Expensive leave the WAC. If the Time to SELL Your dom flame! IMPROVEMENT CO. 9?s S. W. Washington, cor. 10th If Sergeant Frances G. Hebron, Regional hospital 25 miles north OPA lacks the power, however, to Home! Vre Need Houses to Sell of 1661 32rd Street, N. W. Wash of Antlers, the women remained protect a prospective home owner Call Mr. Burns, BR. 5519 Roofing FEMALE HELP WANTED at their posts for 24 hours and MILLER & TRACEY HOUSES FOR SALE ington, D. C., avails herself of the from paying an inflated price for Stenographer-Typist Wanted. NOW is the time to fix that provisions o f the Bill, she will then returned to duty after a five- an old house or for a new house Funeral Directors rooms close-in, $1950. Upstairs roof . . . come in and see us Phone WEbster 7220 study nursing. She has received hour rest. built by some development firm for prices or 3 bedrooms— Downstairs: din 714 S. W . 3 0 th P la c a On the recommendation of the or speculator. medical training in the WAC. P o r t la n d , O r e g o n ing room, kitchen, bath. Full Phone . . . TR 8431 commanding officer of the post, “I believe that by combining “It is generally conceded that Cor. N. E. 25th & Broadway basement. 36’xl05’ lot. Shrub this technical knowledge witn the “medics” received the honor the present inflation in real estate bery. FOR SALE ary wreath to wear on their shirts further medical training and will persist”, Bowles declared, rooms close-in $3150, terms. drawing on the executive experi and blouses. LARGE BABY CRIB “and spread to new construction Living room, dining room, kit First Lieutenant Gladys Gould, unless vigorous steps are taken ence I had at the Port of Embar With Mattress and Springs chen, bath, water heater, fur ( F i t C h ild u p t o 5 T e a r s ) kation, I can build a very useful then commanding officer of the to prevent it.” He pointed out nace, basement, partly furnish career,” she says. At present Sgt. unit and now executive officer to that there are one million and a BABY TENDAR ed, garage. Hebron is supervising a group of Lieutenant Poole, received a let half soldiers who have been mar ter of commendation. PLAY PEN . . . BUGGY typists who translate messages. ried since the war began. “I be William V. Worrel. Realtor Corporal Arrean Flakes of lieve these boys will be shocked 701 S. E. Grand Ave. — Practically New — Longview, Texas, will enter a to find the kind of prices which Phone VE 4135 or EA 1737 WALKER and ROACH are now being asked for a mod field relatively new to women, Jewelers Phone LA. 3925 just as she did nearly three years ro o fu tg c o n tr acto rs est home in many of our major 018 8. W , Washington St. ago when she joined the WAC. cities), Bowles declared. E lR e y S la t e S u r fa c e d Shing-les War Not Over For Most Agencies Price Control of Boycoli on White Housing Urged Grocery Pledged Finance Agencies ekribervIJ Sei io Go on Homes Following Attack Kills White Man Who Came to Beat Hims Wacs Plan Homes After Discharge From Army Daisy L. Warrick THE FASHION Cloak & Suit Co. 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