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S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 11, 1*33 T HE P A O « POUR A D V O C A T E THEATRES - SPORTS - SOCIETY & WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Seattle News L s ’ o c ia a Hi- W ay / to H ealth V ERBA L SN APSH O TS ■ Y W . J. W H E A T O N Sunday February. I«th was an epoch that heralded the beginning of a new era for northern California, and San Francisco fn particular I'nder a clear blue sky and preceded by a gorgeous military and civic parade a golden spade flashed in the sunlight, a hit of brown sod was turned and the start of the structure of concrete and steel which is to span the Golden Gate en trance to the harbor of San Francisco. The proclamation was acclaimed by the Huaxas' from *00.000 human throats massed in and about Crissy aviation field and the fanfare from a hundred massed trumpets The bridge when completed will link the great (Continued from p a «« otta) her Ton Trtxs. but keeping watchful f v * » upon that quiet smallish man. »h o was smiling so stitugU to himself two tables away. What was the mean ins of that smile? Tor. "T h e Specta tor' knew, if nobody else did. that the small man was • K ip" Rogers one of the slickest agents In the whole Reve nue department and his presence meant something was going to hap pen. It did. At precisely twenty minutes before three o'clock. Fred Abell. Red llelley's crack drummer started out a rythmic tempo on his big base drum, and orchestra swung smoothly Into the opening notes o f a sweet number which would be sung by that great star, the guest. Tate Swift. As he rais ed hi« «tick to bring out one of those D U C K J O R D A N . » I * 33rd A t «. Editor l'hono l a . 14301 YVO N N E C H A T T E R S 205 251h Ave N , Kaat 5215 Asslstaut editor A D V O C A T E ON S A L E A T B R O W N 'S o f Miss Yvonne 1'hatlera while B A R B E R S H O P , cor. 23rd A Madison visiting In Seattle She was entertain ed at social functions while In the c i ty - Mr Iteri Milchet of the Y \V 0 A will give a series of lectures before The Falcon basketball team played the Business and Industrial girls on in Tacoma last night (TuesdayI where Monday evenings First of series will they beat the Tacoma team 34-1' he one the Soviet movement. The se cond of the series will be on Manchu Mr and Mrs B Howard gave a love ria Twenty of these meetings will be ly (>arty at their home In honor ot b y A D A R. M A V N E OREGON CHEESE T O THE DAIRY COUNCIL RESCUE For sparkle and seal In any meal cheese ia Hie answer d ie so be. auso It has go many Intreattng relatives som with a nippy twang and other* with a subtle flavor, cornea to the res cue when menu planning become« a problem. I During the la>nlen season when some housewives are anxious to plan meatless meals and most housewives are looking for waya to pul pep Into family lunches, dinners and suppers, diese provides Hie Inspiration Now (hat the many delicious foreign rhees ea are produced In this country the housewife can choose from the Ger man. Ilallan. Swiss. French. Dutch and American varlelles Besides tasting good, cheese has ma ny nutritional qualities which reaom- „ »« „ d its frequenVuse Cheese in tha sail dash of (topper. I cup finely ont cheese Meli the huiler In lop of a double holler ami add Ihe flour, salt and (tele per Blend thoroughly Four In Ihe cold milk and stir constantly until thick Cover and cook without stir ring 2 minutes Add cheese ami pour over ring Collage Chests Ring A f',r ' * • ot ,h* « ,rU >“ » hkh Mr Henry Woods their cousin. they may ask questions. large crowd attended the party where Cottegs C h t r i e Ring with Fruit F ill many visitors from Tacotua were al ed Center Junior Girl Reserves are making a so present. The Martha Washington Sew lug and special study of Negro achievement I tablespoon gelatine. '» cup cold Homemaking Club met at the home and ou tstandin g Negroes as Booker water. S cups collage cheese. \ MU* lr*n « r*tt*r«o n of Port I a ml om Mrs Elsie Maney. 32* Schuyler teaspoon sail I* teaspoon pa\rlks T 'V »s h in gto n .f a r t e r G Woodson an 1 Oregon returned lo her home after street with Mrs Elisabeth Carden, en others Mrs Corrine Taylor and Mrs. five days visit in Seattle as a guest tertalnlug la s t week the club met al >i cup milk. 3 nips diced fruit Red-wood Empire o f the north conn punctuating crashes, of his cymbals, lads Sykes are advisors ot the group o f Miss Yvonne Chatters (drlml or fresh). I head lettuce ■ he home of Mr* Mattie Washington. ties with the industrial and financial the shrill notes o f a whistle rang out. Soak gelatine In cold water and dis SIT N We Idler street centers of the State, and bring added and as the music halted in spasmodic A guest a! the I’ hylls Wheatley Y solve over hot water Mash cheese Henry Wood was honored at a party prosperity to the section of California Jerks, the entrance doors «e r e flnng W C. A. was Miss Mary Susie Hamll March Sth Woods K O.d IV Sorlo fine, add seasonings, rream and gela Mr and Mrs Jerome Franklin were where development has only been wide, and eight men w-alked into the ton of Vancouver. B. C. tine Turn Into border or ring mold dinner gtleala of Mr. and Mrs K. I. in the first round scrathed on the surface On March club. The smallish man had already Jamison on last Sunday _O th.r_gue.ls When firm unmold . h « ,.e ring on a the 1st in the legislative Assembly eased away from his table, unobserved Mr Harry N eville of New York City Miss ('alberine Franklin • nd menu makes Important contributions bed of let! ur e and fill c.-ntcr with The Falcon Club played Its first were chambers the Governor of California by others and was now standing dl- was a visitor in our city last week. game Tuesday In Tacoma and brought Mr Ivau Cannadv to the dally protein, radium, phos trull, which has been rut In small pie opened up bids for the *52.000.000 rectly in front of the platform upon ces and mixed with a salad dressing, home "the bacon". pitoni* sud vilain tu needs of the body bridge structure that will link San which the orchestra sat. with one hand The High School Girl Reserves are • Mrs l T S Reed will be hostess al a It Is also a good source of euergy slid to which ha* hern added a few spoon Francisco with Its neighbors to the raised for quiet. The smallish msn planniug a Mother and Daughter Ban | Silver Tea for the benefit of the Girl supples a high qualty of Iron When fuls whipped cream East W ork on this huge project is spoke, while, as if by magic, an auto- quet to be given soon. OOOD-BY DANCE LO\ ERS OB Reserves at her home. »40 Tlbbell Ihe food value derived from a pound scheduled to begin during the month matte appeared in hi« right hand---- ______ SEATTLE' Bill Roberts announces Slreet on Sunday. March 2<th from of cheese la compared with that of of May. Vp here we have a wonderful "Quiet everybody! This is a raid W e Mias Roberta Summers, secretary of *h»t hi« orchestra, known an the Ry- 2 until 5 The public Is cordially In most other common foods cheess city, free from fear of bursting bub- are from the department o f Justice. the Portland Y. W C A and Misses thm Rackateers. will leave Seattle. viled The proceed will go lo Ihe Sum takes Ihe lead It Is also one of the bles; built on the solid rock of endur Everybody remain where you are. We OV>tV0 March lSth where they will go to play ! Irene Patterson and N ellie Franklin mer Camp Fund moae economical food buys today, l i s ing courage which has been handed are going to search this place were delegates to the Business and In at the Club Royal in I’or tin ml. Oregon c a use of this high food value down to their children by the pioneers ------------------------------- dustrial Conference held here last Seattle dance lover* will be lonesome l ’ ae<l as Ihe main dlah. for season Y. W C. A N E W S who braved the dangers of the ' 4>s week They were the guests of the with the hottest dance orchestra on «jV * 0 * X - ing. or as Ihe always popular 'cracker to establish homes the coast gone Main branch of the Y W. C. A. Vesper service* next Sunday after and cheese" dessert cheese always noon will be in charge of Mr* II 11 meets with fsvor with every mrobr Portland. Tacoma and Seattle are Miss Irene Patters -. was the house- The Administration which was ush To the Editor: ¡Camp and the following program has of th family. alt getting ready for a big formal par \tv * O 0®* ered in on March 4th has been left This is an appeal to the Negro rg heen prepared Th follow Ing recel pa ar* sure to ty to be given by Miss Alice Jackson, not only one orphan baby, but several p ^ p ,, fmm thp oell, of Kilby i j Devotional«. Mrs W B Brown: Se please a popular young miss in this town Aside from domestic troubles which Prison. Montgomery. Alabama where lected readings. Mrs Luther I'lemlns. Cheese Noodle Ring It is to be hoped will be taken care young innocent Negro boys, piano duo. Betty and Maxine Paflón; t* cup of melted butter. 3 egga COAL ot first; there are any amount of charged with rape, punishable by Heading. Erma l.ee Washintgon. Vo (separatedI. 3 cups rooked nood Per ton............. troubles international matters: debts, death, are awaiting a new trial. The cal duo. Mr* G Kaiiarau and Fraud* lea And UP PATR O N IZE economic troubles, trade solutions, ana ninth boy who was fourteen at the 'Allan Rutherford will he the speaker Stir (h » butler lato the freshly ronk- W e Handle A ll Kinds ot Coal last but not least, the growing war time of his arrest, is In a nearby jail • • • The - A l the r io « « o f Ihe program. Ihe ed noodles Add the well beaten egg W O O D rioud in the Eeast that threatens to These are the nine "Scottsboro case' hostess will serve lea during (ho so- yolks, and fold In the while«, beaten L o ,d $ 3 . 7 5 involve Europe and Asia in a war that hoys. lmprtgongd .even hundred long Q A L A T H E A T R E rial hour «(iff pour Info a ring, set In a pan Our wood is dry and will pat in eclipse the World War a tortuoug dayg ¡„side th* d*mp wallg. Misa fia r a Inceranti will rondurl of water, and hake In a moderate will pleses you. 22nd Av* and E. Madison St. decade or more gone. There seems femeBt floor, grim silence Outside, Veaper service« on Sunday. March 2« oven (3&0 deg * for 20 minute«, or un to be a determined effort to inveigle the Mme hostile orgamlpd gang , h«t PROMPT D ELIV ER Y On last Sunday, an excellent pro- til a knife thruet Into it will come N s « Management New Owners Ihe United States into making some railro, dwl ,hem in the ch, ir Phone EAst +2*2 gram was rendered by the Grade out clean Unmold on a hol platter NEW EQ U IP M EN T declaration that can be assumed as Xoday the scottsboro bovs can face School Girl Reserves to an enthualaa- and pour the following cheese sauce CHANDLER binding The invitation to join with thMe horroni wlth a ray of hope— the . fir audience over It. FUEL A TRANSFER the Soviet Union in conferring with a new trla, won (or them by th, ,nter. Everything new except the Name Registration* are being accepted for Cbeese Baue« ISIS • 23rd Ave Seattle, Wn League set up was too flimsy for Ihe national Labor Defense and Its mlh 0 Kraft ( s e r v a n «nei K raft i Ic o n * In tap-dauctug Call Ihe bu*l- 2 rupe milk. 4 tablespoon* flour l'iln rn t .» Ill It e » p s i-k s g a g dumbest fish. Although the wiles of llong 0f unnamed sympathisers This nes* office for further Information 4 tablespoons butler, S teaspoon and Imi »ra|i|>cf Les*««. International diplomacy will be used to new trtal whlch con, „ up in March Tickets are on «ale at the business snare this country into making inter- m im h«. prepared with vigilant care office for (he Trianon High School national pledges we have sufficient Thp defense is straining every nerve Girl Reserve*' play (o be held soon faith in the Common Sense of the man to get the boys out of the death cells; On Saturday evening. March 11th at the helm of the ship, and believe u , secure their release on ball; to (today) a Jigsaw Puzzle and rfrd par Men’s that he can and will keep this country place Negro Jurors on the panel and ty will he given at Ihe home of Vi is* T o rtB o rial P a rl'jtB from any foreign alliance whch may t0 obtain a change of venue. Our at- N ellie Franklin. 1 405 K Davl* street O U R P R I C E S A R E R I G H T — G I V E US A T R I A L 12.r> NORTH SIXTH STRF.KT :: PORTLAND. OREGON threaten the peace of this nation. torneys are compelled to struggle ev- for the benefit of the Hummer r.imp 2229 East Madison St. When Mussolini started his Black gn for the moat elementary constltu- Equipped With The Very Latest, We Are In A Petition T e Care Fer Fund The public I* Invited Refreah (Corner of 2*nd.) Shirts." be ushered ln style which bids t|onal rights for Negroes in this case, m enu will be served and every one i* Men. Women and Children to be coppied by many Many differ- ag we|| ag ia tbe rase* of Angelo Hern- assured a good time S E A T T L E --------- W A S H I N G T O N ent colors, under many different don and rhe Alabama sharecroppers The Buslne«* and Industrial G irl« Come— L b t V i S btvb Y o u / --------- names Then came Hitler, the fiery The defense has snatched these boys Club will entertain al a World Wide little German imitator of Mussolini, from the electric chair four times I friendship dinner on Tuesday. March IIO IJ J D A Y A H O L L ID A Y w,th his Naais or "Brown Shirts. " The L * gt w „ k in a Birmingham court, the 2Mh at the branch A nice pinner and Red Shirts have no designated lea- attorneys o f the International Labor a splendid program will be given for Pain—Agony Starts To L«av« in der nor any definite platform Now we Defense forced production of a letter only 25 cent* The public la cordially Mia« M. Ealaev e f *rv~fclps. ff. T. 24 Hours P H O N E : B R O A D W A Y 244» are informed of another organization written by Ruby Bates, one of the two w rites: ■ * » • aw4 K r u c h m fsr Ik « Invited Happy Days Ahead for You p a s t I m » n t h a s a d h a * • s o t « n i ? l o t i SS whose members are to wear the “ Pur- gjrl* involved ln the case, which pro- The Business and Industrial Girls pounds Set f u i m mack Setter la every M O S T R E A S O N A B L E IN C I T Y T h in k o f i t — h o w t h l* o ld w o rld way. E rta fer y*npI* * k * den » rare U pie Shirt . Glancing over the things claims the Innocence of these boys, H ub meets every Tuesday at * 30 P d o * * m a ke p r o e r * * » — n o w rom en * redace. Kraacken Is «e a d c rfu l te Seep for which they stand and the objects Ruby Bates was one of the State's p re s c rip tio n w h ich Is k n ow n to p h a r M with the president. Miss Uatherlne ike ayBlea* keslthy. I Seln« a aeree m a c is t* as A lle n ru and w ith in 41 •keeld feaew fe r f e e tried ae many they desire to accomplish, the task gtar witnesses in the original Scott« Fair In the chair. , h ou rs a ft e r you s ta rt to ta k e this tk lB fi Sat enly Krasrh»n saawcrsd all seems a gigantic one. but as one wri- boro "trial ". This letter, as well as s w ift actinic fo rm u la pain, ajron y and paryesee.” (M ay 12, IM S). Miss Irene Patterson was the only In fla m m a tio n ca u sed b y e x cess u ric F W E ^ A L P A T * L Û T i5 ter puts^ it. ' what men imagine, they other crucial evidence is being collect- T O lose fst SAFELY and H A R M U E f»- rnlnred Industrial representative al a c id has s ta rte d to depart. LY. tans a h alf teaapoonful of Kruschen A lle n ru d o e « ju s t w h a t th is n o tic e can do " Let us hope that some of ed and forced from the hands of the Ihe Inter-club meet held on Ihe 4 and Balte in a «issa o f hot water In tha says It w ill d o — It Is jp ja ra n te e d Y< u morning before breakfast- don t mlsa a the Imaginings of the Purple Shirt authorities who have suppressed them 6th In Seattle Washington Misses can r e t one r * n e r o u * b o ttle a t lea d - morning—a bottle that laate 4 weeka will be realized in * d r u r s t o r e * e v e r y w h e r e fo r US Signal victories hare been won in this coati but a trifle—get f « tschen Salta at N ellie Franklin and Elizabeth Hum c e r t s and If It d o e s n 't brlnr th e Joy- V IS ITO R S ARE W E L C O M E any drugstore In America I f not jo y defense—a defense of nine unemploy- oua re su lts you e x p e c t — y o u r m o n ey mer* were delegates to th two dsy* 33» SIX TH STR E E T fully sa tuned a fter lbs first bottle— w h o le h e a rte d iy retu rn ed . BRoadway 244» confah and were house-guests of main Corner of Market The sudden death of Senator Turn homel®»,‘ boF» wh,rh h»* (w h ite) Y W C. A during their stay Walsh. Montana, and Attorney Gener- Hnrtn* pro,,M" ? ,r" m " « T c*>«n,r7 In Seattle MISS B A R B A R A H U B G A R O . L A 0 V ATTENDANT al. designate in the cabinet of the in in the world. Now this defense is en ficlal* In several organization, called The delegates report s very succss coming Administration; is a grevious dangered for lack of funds. The Advocate for Information In re The question you must answer Is— fill session loss to the nation as a whole This Ihe bill, stating that they did not will you. a member of this oppressed writer had more than a speaking ac know It had ben Introduced until they colored together would bring «Unit a- minority, abandon these boys in their quaintance with the Senator, dating read about Its defeat. Ho. after all, the malgamatlon' back to early years in Helena Monta hour of desperate need’ W e are fight (Continued from Page One) P H O N E E ( S T «305 RATES REASONABLE blame for it. failure might not all be ing for the unconditional release of In order to get a decision giving the G I V E ME A T R I A L na. The witty little Irishman used to saloon and pool hal Franclacovlch'* these boys— a victory which will af- It colored tazpayer hie right. It would E S TIM A TE S FREE _______ visitor _____ in the offices friend, claim that he ,* . v-ry fair- be a frequent might be traced to the inexperience of have been necessary In lake Ihe case of the Helena Independent, whose adi- , l f every Negro In this m|nded and j|lgt person and will do country. Tour support of the Scotts- our so-called leaders who think the th„ SuprPme rourt Thlg Wp rollld tor at that time » a * J.S M Onell When the right thing when he understands way to get things done is to slip not (jf| (,,rallgB (here was no fund for Benator Walsh. O neil and John Quinn ^ b° r ’ “ * W° w “ ,h* p' r' la proposition. of the Butte Miner got together, the * ^ utloB' H ««W lB .t lB B and oppres- ! For the information of those who them over" when no one is looking. 1 same. Civil Rights Bills outline right* No one else but Negroes follow this and fixe* a penalty for their denial slon of the fourteen million Negroes repartee was worth the while to listen. do not know it. the average Negro's Pruning, Grafting and laindscape Gardening in America Hurely you wll^ Join In stealthy method of accomplishing A cour| hag nfl alternative but to d« While Montana had Just emerged in | residence in Am erica dates bark to thl* straggle' Answer this appeal to things. I «tide as the law outlines These bills a state-hood, and Helena was the Capl- twelve generations. If any body in the day 8-nd you contribution—the ut When the local branch of the N A rover the right* o f Negroes to enjoy Ul. she could not boast a Capitol ann j United Htates is due to have civil 527 E A S T M O R R I S O N S T., P O RTLAN D . OREGON most that you can—to the Internation the legislators would convene In the I rights It certainly I* the Negro Indeed A C . P should have remained quiet a|| public places of accomodation, re- al Labor Defense. Room 430. *0 East old deserted Merchant* Hotel across |gome reliable hstorians say that Afrl- about Ihe bill, they did not. They gor( and amuseemnt. etc., so long as 11 St.. New York City. from the U. 8 assembly building That 'can Negroes contacted North America "shouted from the house-tops" during be Is not barred except for the color Very Truly yanrs, old relic of the days of "Last Chance,” before Columbus' time and we all are the early May Primaries that such a ,,f his skin or his race, W IL L IA M L. P A TTE R S O N j ugi „ mere introduction of s bill but the voices of many pioneer build reliably informed that a Negro, Pietro bill would be Introduced. This news ers of the "Mountain State" resound verse were heard when the Governor Alonzo, was a pilot on the t-a Nina was released just after the editor of |g no fp(lt Bt all The question Is has ed through its musty corridors Even of California declared a bank mora- m the fleet of Columbus and was itti The Advocate announced her randl the bill been sold to the Introducer dacy for the Htate legislatur Many of and those who are to support? Nest when a young legislator. Tom Walsh torlum for three days Just previous him when he discovered America, was a fearless advocate of pustlce. to the announcement of Bradstreet* | No doubt If Senator Franclscovlch her friends were of the opinion that il time the bill la Introduced, let ns hope He believed In the eotialltv of the law had given out a bright statement con- and the others who voted as he did. was ill ailvlsed at the time— not only that the preparatory work will have to hurt her chances with prejudiced been thoroughly done. And remember. and the equality of all men before the cerning the stability of California's hail known the history of the Negro law H declared that the humble pros- financial rating Especially was this in American life, they would have vo- voters hut also giving too much notice It la no disgrace that the Mil failed It to the enemy of It* plans so that the Is not the first time a hill has failed pector was entitled to Just as much true of Han Francisco. The sudden ted for the passage of the bill. enemy could prepare for Its defeat. And during this present legislature so protection as the mining magnate. A Issuing of the proclamation ordering And therein hangs another tale: How many of the senators were ac However, after the Bill had ben Intro many questions of grave Import to fine upstanding American was Thomas the closing of the banks for three days duced. the senators should have heen the stomach* of Ihe people of the com " rA,,h - came like a bolt of lightening from a quainted with the wishes of their col deluged with petitions, letter*, tele monwealth. occupied the minds of the -------- clear sky. It alarmed many and It will ored constituents? How many, for ex grams. calls and delegations urging legislators that they no doubt forgot take some amount of ezplaning to re ample recleved wires, letters and call* Many comments favorable and ad- the bill’s passage. N E W L O W PRICES that Negroes are segregated, humiliat store the confidence that depositor* from colored and fair minded whites W O M E N ’S ............... W »4 and 15 Pr. Theoretically. Negroes have every ed. repressed and depressed and op had in the stability of our financial In telling them to pas* the bill? When M E N ' S .......................... 0 IS and $5 Pr. fl*h t In the state of Oregon that pressed In Oregon Just as In some stitutions It becomes more and more the whole truth Is known, no doubt | C A P T. HARM S IN TE R N A TIO N pther section* of the country. And O- MIHHBS’ .............................. it »4 IT. we cannot blame the senators for their an y"ther citizen has. But In practice apparent that there must be some A L D E T E C T I V E A G E N C Y . INC Children 's..............9 |1.75 to *3.50 Pr. drastic changes made In the banking conduct in the matter. For there were be has not. A case In point: Some regon cannot long boast of I -r free- B O Y ’S ...................9 »3 50 to *4.00 Pr. laws of the nation. The investigations many colored wyho would naturally be years ago. colored girls and women f l a m so long ss this continues Oregon Reliable detective service. Crimi now under way, by a subcommittee of interested In having the bill passed were barred from swimming in pool* cannot find fault with Mississippi and nal and c iv il Investigations a the U. S. senate has brought to light who did not know that It had even operated by the schools for public use flo rld a so long as she Is not willing specialty. 'N ot promis»-« but re some very shady transactions which been Introduced. The Advocate, for ex When taken to the circuit court, the to give to all her citizens th»)r right* suits.’ have been termed as legal. W hile not ample. which has always ari-).cated a late Judge Henry McOInn rendered a and privileges. • 14 Swetland Bldg., an ardent advocate of government o- Civil Rights Bill for Oregon, did not decision favoring the achool Hoard’s | It will he well for Negro voter* to (W ashington at F ifth ) wnershlp. we certainly are of the opln- know that such a bill had been Intro- practice of barring colored people ex make not of those who sipposed the not lo vote for Ion that the government need exercise jduced until a news Item brought the cept on Saturday nights (colored peo- [ Dll land remember Phone A T 25«7. Night U N 1234 'a more vigilant survey of some of the Information of It* defeat. Heveral wo- pie's night) on Ihe ground that Ihe Ihem when they are up for election a and gain. men, two of them presidents and of- swimming of whites (wom en) "B activities of corporations. s°x APPEAL FUR S IM M ) FUNDS L cm C rU fu e l $ 6.00 T h e K l w ie r (;ieaner\ Expert Cleanere of & Women's Wear Holliday 8C Holliday l RHEUMATISM TO LOSE FAT Eenniiittlioff A Gciciclle CIVIL RIGHTS BLL LOOSES Z. F. M A R TIN Be Kind To Your FEET V it a lit y - A r c h - S u p p o rt FOOTWEAR
