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GEORGETOWN-S9.000.
BARNABY WOODS.

RARE CHARM AND LIVABLITY.
Here is a really charming brick home
on picturesque wooded lot which offers
of its features include hrst-Aoor den and
lavatory; living room overlooking garden;
baths, recreation room with fireplace: air.
conditioned heat. We believe this home to
be very fairly priced For details. call
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
We have available for lease. at most
rea sonable rentals. residences, both fur
nished and unfurpished, located in the
best sections Of the city. Inspection may
be made only when accompanied by rep
resentative from this offce
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC,
Ma 1900. Realtors. 1912 18th St. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

21st AND r SITS. NV.
3-story brick guest house, containing IL
rooms and Q baths; an excellent income
producer; price, Sl0,950, includes most OF
DI. sei7. W. L. MOORE. GE. 2so2.
$4,000 : SAUL'S ADDITION = BEAUTI-
full Dutcn Colonial brick, four bed
rooms. two baths, oil burner; very large
rear yard with garage. Owner leaving
80. -' SHANNON g. LUcHs CO..
1905 H St NV National 2345.
Near 18th and Hobart SITS. NV.
22-ftr row brick. 4 bedrooms, bath. large
living and dining rooms, porches lst and
End floors. For appointment to inspect call
Mr.. White evenings. WA. 21S1D
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON,
Investment Bldg. Realtor. DI 5000.
1905 7th ST. NV.
8 rms. bath, redecorated: vacant; Si3
mo. will carry this house after substantial
down payment. co. 134s. EN-. O2s9.
Chevy Chase, Md.-S15, $50.
Practically new. center hall plan brick,
on a beautifully Handicapped. wooded lot 100
feet WIDE. one block west OF Conn ave.
between the two clubs. There are three
bedrooms and two baths on the second
floor, finished room in Insulated ATTIC
maids bath in base @bssement' G aH.qmstic heat
sively: MA. $500. Evenings. cali Mr.. Rut-
ley, Emerson 62T0.
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RATTERY PARK MD

Conveniently located. Colonial brick. 1st
floor. . bedrooms. bath. center hall. spa
cious living room: 3 bedrooms. bath on End
floor; oil heat wide, deep lot. beautiful
trees and shrubbery garage; S11,950.
$1,000 under true value. EN-. $3.50 until
pm.
"A. TWEED CO,
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GEORGETOWN HOUSES,
J. LEO KOLB, INC, MI. 21OO.

Why wander all over GEORGETOWN when
IN an hour We will show you every available
mouse? Call for appointment evenings.
j LEO KOi,B. IN(, MT o1oo
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.
$500 DOWN

Cheverly 6-rm. brick, side porch, air
cond., oil neat: wooded lot 60x14O: / year
old; poss. April 80: $4,000 incl. refg and
stove. By OWNER, WA 1892
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th. Realtor ma. o75s.
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

bedrooms, . baths in Chevy Chase,
beoro9m and bath down: also maids room
and bath, for s12.95O: excellent value
Ca Gan MT Smith, ALLIED REALTY CORP
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4 BEDROOMS.
BARNABY WOODS SECTION,
Chevy Chase. D. C-Attractive detached
center-hall brick house, Z rms, bedrms.,
Ia baths, 22-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace,
20-ft. screened lfy. porch. auto. heat,
large yard. new refR. and other features,
spacious home for only $4,000; terms
as low as $1,000 down. Call Mr.. Ewell
DIXIE REALTY CO, MA $50
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WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD.

S11, $50.
Center-hall detached brick. 2 baths.
One-half block from transportation. Side
porch; GARAGE. Good financing This is a
ponsive homes. Cost $1,000 new. Call
Bruce Kessler wisconsin 1865, with
''s SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY
Immediate possession; 2-story brick
home. fireplace, oil burner, electric stove.
refrigerator; large lot: / block to bus. ].
c. ZIRKLE DI 1916.
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Rock Creek Park Estates.
HOME OF A
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
LIVING Room 49, nv 46'

Living Room 49, by 46'.
To settle estate. Beautiful stone resi-
dence, individually built to endure You
will be amazed at the very reasonable
price. Located on a prominent knoll with
exceptionaliy well iandscaped, with a 'front.'
age of well over 100 feet. The living room
is most unusual, the center entrance hall
is II feet wide; the dining room is J g. by
lS'. There is a first-f1oor lavatory; bed
rooms and baths on the End floor. and
bedrooms, bath and storage room on
3rd floor Two-car attached garage
Other features include best quality slate
roof. copper cutters and downspouts, select
har6Wood noors sumWood trim, attractive
curved stairway, rear stairway for servants.
thorough insula ton. large closets and all
other refinements one would expect to find
in truly fine home. The efficient heat
ing plant costs tuJ $3.50 per heating season
exclusively. Evenings call Mr.. Shackel-
ford ST, RR0S
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BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN

shepherd st. near 18th. Attractive semi
heat porches deep io es1ns eonVeniens ioeae
ton: excellent condition. Only S6,9bO.
Terms. Call till Q pm.
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8 BLOCKS FROM CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
This charming. 6 large
rooms, new brick home
contains 2 lovely baths
and built-in garage; for
only S12,950. terms.
Shown by appointment
only
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
1904 Wisconsin Ave. WI 2431.
WE ARE PARASITES
Owning large 16-room house needed for
defense workers. Ideally located on Mac
Arthur boulevard. Rental income S200 09
essential, ,sdo i broke don't call. OWNER
Just of Rhode Island ave-. WOOD
EIDGEEone block from 81; Joseph's Cath. Ca tn
first floor, hall, lavatory. living room, din
ing room, kitchen and inclosed porch BED
ROOM; second floor. two rooms Zone very very
large), kitchen and bath; third floor. walk
up attic with finished room new oil burner.
recreation room in cellar; price ONLY
S10950.
THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
72l 10th st. NV. National 0765.
Evenings GE 4365
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GORGEOUS NEW HOIJSF

This Is the ultimate in a perfect house
arraneement. Colonial type. center en-
trance and center hall. Paneled den and
2 baths on the second floor. Recreation
room, finished attic, porch, detached ga
rage. All rooms are extremely large
TRANSFORMATION within / blk. churches OF
all types and shops within 2 blks Alb
solutely one Of the best houses available
delay.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
7-room brick, almost new. bedrooms,
2h baths, large lot, good location: price,
2,5O0. with $500 down; balance terms
paths, recreation room; in Lyon Village.
Best cony. location. Price. 5000.
JUDSON REAMY,
1872 N. Twins st., Ari., Va. CH. o2eo.
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CHAMBERS & TALLMAN,
2519 Wilson Blvd.
.fIL 2SO0 Fvee OY y
S7.950-S1.5O0 DOWN.
ARLINGTON, VA.

Only one year old, neat fve-room.
bedroom. semi-detached brick. model kitch-
handicapped lot with concrete driveway,
fenced yard. One block bus school, store
631 N. Nelson St. near center Of Claren-
don. Price, S6,250; S1,100 cash, S45
per mo. --.-
JUDSON REAMY, =
1922 n Irving St, ArI, Va. CHI O220
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3 BUYS IN NV. ID C.

5Q26 7th st. nw-6 rms, Q heated
porches built-in gar, oil heat, refs: sacri-
refg.; your chance at S6,35O
Corner home. Brightwood-6 rms, Q
innciosed porches. oil heat; must be sacri-
WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
OE. $500. Ewes, ia 1725
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KENYON ST, WEST OF 11th.
3-STORY BRICK-GARAGE
L. W, GROOMES, l7lQ EYE ST.
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SALL MR.. scANLANp. TODAY AND
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL,

oEOItSOM SoLONlAI.
JUST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE.
Circumstances compel owner to sell this
spacious brick home Immediately This is
close proximity to all schools excellent
transportation and shopping center. In
eludes frst-foor lavatory. really nice
peorooms and 2 baths on second floor,
large pine-paneled recreation room with
fireplace, 2.car garage. 1t will pay you
to investigate this home Immediately. For
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sALs.

READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Two S-room buns bungalows s4;9So-s4qo
monthly payments like rent: near bus,
schools and stores. Call OWNER. War
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ONE MILE FROM TOWN ami, excellent
board: elderly people pref. Call Mt. JACK
son 12-F-3O. Leila Miller. Mt. Jackson, va
HILL TOP HOTEL. Harpers Ferry-Main
line b & O.; chicken dinners; weekly
rates vacation while you work: avoid the
crowded cities; ANTIQUES. IL
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GEORGET0WN xIQl

GEORGETOWN-$l8,5OO.
New Colonial town house of unusual
charm, sky room overlooks Potomac. Eve
nings, Michigan 2121.
]. LEO KOLB, INC. MI. 210O.
Nr. 32nd st. & Cathedral Ave.
S14.5O0.-A foreclosure makes this op-
English Village, near the National Cathe-
dral. and one block from "Woodley," the
substantial brick contains four bedrooms
and three baths. and In addition there is Q
maids bath in the basement. Automatic
heat, electric refrigerator and garage.
vacant-immediate possession. BOSS AND
PHELPS. MA. -9300. Evenings call Mrs.
Grier. CO. 1928.
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BROOKLAND, D. c.,
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
G1C dSn

Nearly new. center-entrance brick. with
on first floor, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths on sec
ond, finished rooms on the third recrea-
ton ROOM built-in garage. automatic heat.
INSPECTION by Appointment
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Ma. 1900 REALTQRS lnl2 18th St w
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$8, 900.

Brick. z large rooms, real fireplace.
bedrooms, bath and an extra lavatory on
refrigerator and garage: near grade. high
and parochial schools. BOSS g. PHELPS,
MA. Q3OO
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SALE PRICE, So. .450.
8 separate apartments; 1st-class section
of Takoma Park, Md Just on Carroll ave-.
DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Captain Johnson In
Special Course At
Harvard University

Captain Allen L. Johnson, chap
lain, United states Army, the son
of Rev. johnson, former pastor OF
Pratt's Memorial Methodist church,
himself former pastor OF the
Brandon Methodist church, has
been selected as one of group
of Army chaplains to receive a
special course at Harvard Univer-
sity, Boston, Mass.
Entering the Chaplain's service
of the army from Jackson a few
months ago as a First Lieutenant,
Rev. Johnson was assigned to duty
at the Reception Center at Fort
Custer, Michigan, where he soon
became Officer in Charge of the
Chaplain Service for the Sixth
Cbrps Area, comprising large
number of camps in several states.
following which he was promoted
to his present rank.
The group selected for training
at Harvard University is the first
group to be selected for such
training by the United States Army.
Captain johnson spent a few
days in jackson last week. leaving
Friday night for Harvard Univer-
Sity, Boston, Mass.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
GOVERNMENT Investigating OVER
80 PE0NAGE CASES. I'm Z STATES
County Supervisors Vote To Purchase
Land For Negro Agricultural Hi School

In response to the address be-
fore the KiWanis Club on June 3rd,
by Hon. H. v. Watkins, Sr., promin-
emf Jackson lawyer and civic lead
err, proposing the establishment OF
an agricultural high school for
Negroes of Kinds County, the Kinds
County Board Of Supervisors clos
ing their monthly session late Fri
day, voted to purchase land for the
establishment of the school. The
site to be selected at an etrly date.
Pointing out the needs for such
an institution in Kinds County.
Mr.. Watkins gave figures to
show that the Negroes We're pay
ing their share of the taxes, yet
were not receiving full benefits
from them in the form Of educa-
tional facilities, suggesting thai
there be established in the county
small agricultural high school
which would teach,- along with 9
regular school course, vocational
agricultural, various types Of shop
work and home economics.
Following his address the XII
wants Club named a committee
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Afro-American Sons And Daughters Meet
In Yaz00 CITY August 19, 70, Il

YAZOO CITY, Miss-Plans ar
rapidly nearing completion in
fraternAl circles to welcome the
annual session Of the Grand Lodge
of the Afro-American Sons and
Daughters which will be entertain
ed from August 18th through Au-
gust 21st, by the local lodges of
this city.
The meeting of the grand lodge
in this city is very significant in
that it will give hundreds Of men,
bers and delegates their first OPP
portunity of seeing their magnifi-
cient hospital, which is the oldest
fraternity controlled institution of
it's kind in Mississippi.
The Afro-American hospital is
under the supervision of Dr.. l..
T. Miller, able chief surgeon at
the institution.
The organization of the Afro
American Sons and Daughters were
founded some years ago by the
Honorable T. j. Huddleston who
now is custodian of the organiza-
ton. Other officials include Mr..
I. e. Edwards, first vice presi-
dent; Dr.. Miller, incidentally, is
supreme president of the order.
Wednesdays program will be de-
voted merely to the business of
getting settled. On Wednesday
night the lodges of Yazoo City
will present their local program.
The Grand Lodge Of Sorrow will
be conducted on Wednesday morn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Terms Action An
Insult To Negroes;
Seek Reinstatement

lister Ku Klux spirit in the councils
of the Government and an indlca-
ton of a shameful surrender OF
the Federal Govermnet to defiant
and racebaitlng, preac1lments OF
Governor Talnadge of Georgia,
Senator Rankin of Mississippi,
Governor Dixon of Alabama and a
host of other fascist-minded, in
tolerant bigots.
TERMS IT INSULT
Randolph styles this action OF
subordinating F. E. p. c., estab-
lished by Executive Order. to the
Man Power Commission which al
so was created by Executive Order
as an insult to the Race and an
indication of the utter failure OF
the President to comprehend the
true spirit and mind of the Negro
masses today.
This step abolishes the only
policy making body in tn Govern
ment on which Negroes sit. Ne
groes must resist this action with
all Of their might and vigorously
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15

Attends US0
Program

A large crowd, which included a
number of white people, attended
the USO program at the City
Auditorium Thursday night. pre-
sented by the Negro USO Funds
Drive Campaign Committee.
A chorus of 100 voices, making
one of the most beautiful appear
ances to be seen on the Auditor
ium stage. rendered program of
Negro spirituals and folk songs that
won the unstinted praise of the
large audience.
The program also included in
diyidual performances by some OF
the best talent of the city, and OF
the jackson College faculty.
During the program, Chairman
Miller, who was presented Dy Prof.
w w. Blackburn, gave unstinted
praise to everyone who had helped
in the campaign.
The program was sponsored by
the USO Funds Drive Committee
in an effort to raise about SOU
needed to reach its quota of $500.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Food For Victory
Fair August 81,
September E

A Food for victory Fair will be
held on the New Rankin County
Fair Grounds, in East Jackson,
during the week of August 81
September 6.
The Fair which is under the
auspices of the new organization,
Food For Victory Fair, Inc, is be-
ing given to increase the public
knowledge of the war time needs
for producing, preserving and dis
tributing the Nations foods.
State and County Agriculture
Agents, Home Economic Agents,
All Clubs, and other organiza-
tions will furnish many valuable
educational exhibits and demon
StratiOns at the Fair.
The Food For Victory Fair has
the endorsement of leading citi-
zens and officials of Rankin
and Kinds Counies, Jackson and
the State.
Already indication point to the
fair as being an outstanding con-
tribution to the Nations War Eff
fort. Further information can be
obtained by writing the Food for
Victory Fair, Inc, E. jackson, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15

composed of Mr.. I. Dreyfus, Dr. G..
T. Gillespie, and Hon. T. NJ He'd
erman, to investigate the matter,
the committee appearing before the
Kinds County school board, and
the Board of Supervisors on June
4th, when the supervisors passed a
resolution for the establishment of
the school, and the Board of E;du-
cation fixed a curricular and ap-
pointed committee to selects and
layout 200 acres of land for its To-
cation and construction.
The Negro Agricultural High
School will be in charge Of the
Board of Trustees of the Agricul-
tural High School and Kinds
County Junior College at Ray
aond, which is composed OF
Geo. McClendon, Raymond; En-
mitt Atkinson, Jackson, H. h
Davis, Utica: F. M. Graves, Boil
ton; Floyd Hawkins. Jackson; Z
H. Naylor, Jr., County Superinten-
dent of Schools, Jackson and H. V
Watkins, president of the Board
of Trustees, jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15

These cases, which are being
handled through the Civil Rights
Section of the Criminal Division Of
the Department Of Justice, are III
the process of Federal Grand Jury
Investigations indictments, trials
and Federal Bureau of Investiga.
ton probes.
Twenty of the cases are being
investigated in the field by the
FBI. An additional twelve have
been placed before Federal Grand
Juries following completion of
FBI probes, ard twc-one in Tex.
as and another in Georgia-ar,.
ready icr Trial.
The cases are being conducted in
the following Stats: Georgia, g.
Texas, 8; Mississippi, S; Alabama, 4;
Florida, 8; Missouri, 2; and one
each in Tennessee and Arkansas.
The most recent peonage ndict-
ment was returned in the Eastern
District of Texas on June %, 1912.
when a Federal Grand Jury, sit
ting in Tyler, indicted Wallace
Adams of Weldon, Texas, on four
counts.
Adams was charged with "un-
lawfully, wilfully and felcniously'
arresting, causing to be arrested
and returning to and holding in
a condition of peonage Miss Lon
ME Mcqueen, pending payment
of $50 debt
According to a complaint filed
by Miss Mcqueen, she was forced
to work S ID months on Adams
farm in 1941 to pay off a $50 note
made to a local bank and pur-
chased by Adams. Although she
was supposed to receive So. 90 per
week and so cents day for work
ing in the garden, these sums to
be applied to amortizing the note
the $50 debt had not been work
ed off" at the end of the five
months, she charged
Penalties for violation of the
Fedora lanti-peonage statute arr
imprisonment for not more thar
five years, or a fine Of not more
than 5000, or both.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Two Delta
Youths Drowned

GREENVILLE. Mis-. - Charles
Henry Collen, 10, and Robert Lee
Carter, Is, were drowned in Deer
Greek, in the Cary community
when the boat in which they were
fishing capsized early Friday morn
ing.
A heroic effort to rescue the
youths was made by ). o. Kesten-
Downs, manager Of nearby filling
station, who swan the creek but
was unable to reach the youths
before they were drowned.
The bodies of the youths were
recovered soon after they had
drownd but they failed to respond
to efforts at artificial respiration,
although group of boy scouts and
their scout master worked with
them for several hours.
The youths were members Of two
Of the leading Negro fanatics OF
the Cary community. -
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Jackson Defense Homes, Inc, Prove
Desire For Home Ownership Here

The Jackson Defense Homes,
Inc, with Mr.. w. p. Bridges,
widely known Jackson Realtor as
president, proved the desire for
home ownership on the part of the
colored people Of Jackson, when
eight of the twenty new homes
built by them were sold within
four days after they had been
been placed on sale.
These homes are strictly modern
in every detail and are located on
beautifully shaded property, adj
joining Sallie Reynolds School; is
within easy walking distance OF
Jackson and Campbell Colleges,
and is within a little more than
two blocks from the Lynch Street
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Randolph Sees Warning In
SubmerqerOfFEP Committee

demand that the President re-
store F. E P. c. to its independent
status, responsible to the President
alone" declared Randolph.
1.-The President responds to pro-
tests from Labor, business and far
mers when they consider their in
terests threatened and injured. He
will rcspond to protess from an
arouse gro public.
ssNegroes IN all walks of life
should wire and write the Presi-
dent their condemnation of this
action and demand it be reversed
in the. interest of the elimination
of discrimination In Defense in
dustries and the Government,
continued Randolph.
THE Fair Employment Practice
Committee has done and is doing
splendid work. It has a fine future
if it has the support Of Negro pub
lie opinion. It is because of the
fact that 1t is making progress it
proved the wrath Of Governor
Dixon of Alabama who hysterical-
ly blew up and refused a. contract
which had q clause requiring the
employment of workers, regardless
OF race, color creed or national
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
White Women's Club Urges Governor
To Complete Negro Delinquent Home

ing the building Of "a home Tor
Negro delinquent youth on the old
state farm property at Oakley,
100000 for that purpose
The passage of the act culmi-
mated more than 20 years Of effort
on the part of leading whites and
Negros of the state, with large
share of the credit going to the
Women's clubs, both whites and
Negroes, with the effort OF the Ne
gro women being led by Mrs. j. E.
Johnson of Prentiss, and Mrs. r.
o. Hubert of Jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15

The Jackson Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, white in
a meeting here last week voted to
send a letter of approval to Gov
ernor johnson, asking him to has
ten in every way possible the func-
ton of the legislature passed in
1912 session Of the State Legisla-
ture creating training school for
delinquent Negro youth at Oakley,
at the same time offering the clubs
service if he felt the organization
could be of any assistance to him.
At its 1912 session the State
Legislature passed an act authoriz-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15

Bus Line.
Many of the city's leading in
dustrial plants are located in the
nearby area.
Approval for FILA financing
each home in individually design
ed, with hardwood floors, tile floors
in kitchen and bath. with gas
water heater, built-in cabinets, and
electrical outlets. for use OF
modern appliances.
With growing interest in the
new homes being manifested daily,
those interested in buying one OF
these homes are urged to visit OF
phone the Jackson Defense Homes,
Inc, w. p. Bridges, Realtor, presl-
dent.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-15
Meridian ElkS In
Double ~" Drive

MERIDIAN, MiSS.-MeCTOpOllta
Lodge No. 551, IBPOEW, bought
. 500 War Bond in its effort to
start its Mid-August Double "V''
Drive with bang. The R. B.
Matthews Temple also purchased
$25 Bond Plans are being made
for Double e'V" Festival in which
all organizations and business es-
adjustments are expected to par
ticipate.
BINGO NIGHT, which is every
Thursday, has been the big night
at the E1ks Rest for all Daughters
and Bills and their friends. Prizes,
music and performance by local
amateurs have amused the Bingo
goers nightly. 1t is always an eve
ming of real fun at the Elks' Bingo
Party
DR.. W.. B. Block is still confin-
ed to his home and has been re-
ceiving get we'll hopes from Bills
and friends throughout the state
Bill G.. T. Butler, Director Of
Civil Liberties lis planning activi-
ties in his department which will
be Of great interest to all bills
in Mississippi. All subordinate
lodges will receive data from his
headquarters in the near future,
Bill Ernest Walters, Master Of
Social Session, extends to all Bills
the hospitality of Metropolitan
Lodge while in MERIDIAN. The Rest
is open each day for the pleasure
of the Elks.