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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

Nan Oeiltt Suerit gar niht an oe,l
&rieg, an oen materiellen GerIuit, an
Die SdMlbfrage, 1peun lnan auf oas
@rad Der rMorman0ie" berltieoer,
blidt. Gs eri6eint 10 ulrbeareiflih,
oaB oieie itol5e if0ne Shiff ,,mge'
fippt i'm Naiier liesen iou tpie irseno
eine oltc ledgetpor0ene 2oblenprab.
me. Man traut Elm paar Sefnnoen
lang ieiren Mugen niht, iuenn man
fiebt, 6aB Die Waaitpn uno sic orei
nuhtigen sd)orniteine, Sic ionii
ienfredt in bie Sobe itrebten, jekt
md9ereht faIt anf ser @aiierober,
flahe Iiesen.
8ielleiht ,limmt Ser Seemann oOer
Der Tednifer Die Sl5ene oieier aata,
itropbe nit anoeren Gntpiinoumsel,
auf: Den 8iirser padt bas @eiiibl
Der bOlligen $ilfloiigfeit geeentiber
bieien elenentaren 8eipalten, sic
oas mihtiaite, fiibnife mb raiiinier,
toite 8auiperf, oas Wtenidenbanb
entIprang, Gerimparfen, als lei es
oas Spiel5ei,a eines &inbes.
Wie nebenidhlib eriGeint Dem ge.
geniiber Die Satiad)e, bab oieies
Sdiff emit nnter fransoiiiher 6lagge
fi,9r, oaB es unter einem neuen geo.
men fir oie arieesoienite unieres
Sm,oes bereerihtet lpltrbe. sSire sic
vNormanoie" Elm ruIiiihes, dine.
iiIdes ooer tiirfiides Sd)iif eetuaien.
ibr Gnoe unter oerartiaen ltmitin.
ben bGtte oielelben gmpiinoungen
berborgerufen. Tenn bier lit ourd
2eidtiinnigfeit ettuas oernidtet ipor,
Cen, oas feline 9eation aIs slQeinbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Dot elmer neuen QDffen(ibe i'm
@ittelmeer

audi inSluiiden Die Mtempnule oeS
Samples Su iueiterer 8ernoufonm.
nung ibres Mbtuebripiten,s benutt.
Ias entiheioenoe Yroblem lit ba.
rim su erbliden, in,pietpeit nit oieler
Snitiatipe au6 neue Offeniipen segen
Die Gin unS aus9dnge Ses Mittel.
meeres, alio bor alem gegen @ibral.
tar un6 sic tiirfiideil Meerengen &C.
plant iin6, 6enn 0aB &omlnel Der.
iuden miro, bon rel,etn Megppte,,
uno Sen Sresfanal 5ll beoroben, er'
ideint ais ielbitperitinolid. ll,nio
idhuieriser lit fir Sic Gueldn6er oig
gntideiouna ipie iie ibre 2ano-,
Gee un6 2uftitreitfrGfte atuiiden
oem gedben ,,no Gernen Siten bertei.
len ioQen.
slber au6 ser Mhie bereitet sic
&aumtpeite oes arieges dbnli9e
ISfapieriefeiten. 9ie 0ermutuna
ibeiut iif) all beitdtisen, oab Sitler
| iim Sic geplantp SffeniiDe i'm Mii-
telmeer erbeblide 2anbitreitfrdfte,
uor auem aber &fflue3euse bon
Ser r,tiiiiden Gront lpesseaosen ,,no
I'oaourd erit 6ie grfoIee Ser &oten
Mrmee ermSelidt bat. gs fragt iid)
aber, Of aneeiidts Der fdtpierieen
Sit,tation Ser 0eutiden Sitfront
nidt elm IeiI Ser crit abtransportier-
ten StreitfrGfte ipieoer 6ortbin al,'
riif9ebolt tuoroen lit. Die Gage al
alien ariegsidmlpIdsen lit ourd biz
propaganba 10 ber,porren, 6aB biel-
leiht nod ni9t. einmal oie feinoliAen
@eneraIltabe ipiiien, iuas als @abr,
belt unb tpas als 2iige 3u betradten
| lit. Cine apunoerbare 3eit!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
8etie4aft Kaliftiits
an r,,iiiistes pele

Mosfau. Hr1iioent Mtihael aali
min erfldrte Ben Soipjets: rTi(
Stunoe lit nabe, in ser ale belester
So,piet -Nepublifen ,picOer in sic 80
mile suriidfebren iper0en." slool
&itlers Groberungstraum rperfolgt
i'm iett lpie elm Shatten" iiber 6i(
ifneebeSedten Stbladtfeloer Stub
lambs. rSitler bat aIles Sem GeriuCt
geopfert, ieinen Sraum, Mosfau j.,
beiesen, s,l bertpirflihen. Gr besabl
te Diel oaAir. Gr lpiro nod meb,
Sablen."
Die ruMiiden 3eitunsen bra6tel
0ieie Me6e IN groBer s(l,imadrina.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Xo~ieole NGu1nttsi,o
Inn pa3iiie,0e 0ebiet

&aibii,gton. Ser ~Nusifub fiji
ieinolibe s(uslGnber unb Sabotase"
an Ser Basifif- -aiiite empfabl, oaf
Die &eeierung Iofort aIle Yerionen
= MusIGnoer uno 8iirger = aus
alien itrategiid tuidtigen @ebieten
an Ser &irite entfernen iole 1ino es
t1ur iolden Herionen erlaubt ,perocu
ioue, in bieien Gebieten su bleibei1
ooer III iie 5uriids,lfebren, Sic cine
Son6ererlaubnis fir oielen Saped
erhalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

Der BeIuf Heidsmaritau Ser.
,nonn @orings bel Muiiolini uno lei,
ne anidliebenoe. Snipeftion Ser in
Sii6italien fonsentrierten oeutiden
Huftitreitfrafte leeen Ole Termutuns
habe, bab cine neue Snitiatioe Ser
Mdie i'm Mittelmeer siemlid] unmit.
telbar benoritebt. Nnbbem itd in 6en
letten Gagen audi Oas &riegselii.f in
9eoroafrifa mie0er eeipenoet Dat,
GeIomaridjaa Monn1nel oltpGrts Dor,
ft6bt, 8engaii ,m6 Gerna ipieoer ser
Mdie ausefallen lit uno 6ie &offnuns
Der G,pgldnoer aui cine Eu1fiiblune
nit Granfreids afrifaniider Mrmee
an Der @renoe bon Tripolitaniem uno
Suneiien bis a,,f tpeiteres bertaet
iueroen lnuBte, auf ser an0eren Sri.
te Die Gn9lGnoer ie6en Wann, jeoen
Tanf, Sen lie entbebren Su f0nnen
elau6en, oem beorobten Singapur
sugute fomnlen lalien, lit Sic plpdo.
Iosiide ui.o itrateeiihe Snitiatipe
nidt unsiinitis, 5lnnal idon in oieien
Sagen Die Neilden am 6luBe bes
Met1ta bliiben, 0as Symbol Ser i'm
Mitteln,eer ibren Gin5ug baltenoeu
GriibIines5eit.
ga es gilt, an Oieier Jront Sic
@iifidldee auieoer gut 81 MAIDEN, oie
bas oeutid)e Seer nod fait tdelib at
oer ruiiiihen Gront erlebt, lit iuobl
nit enereiid)en Worlt0ben au rehnen,
oie iid NIT Gbnliden Metbooen, tpie
6enen, sic in areta 10 erfolsrei6 an.
gepenoet tpur0en, alindhit geeen 6is
betoen befeitigten Snieln @robbri.
tanniens i'm Mittelmeer, ulio geeen
MeoIta uno 3ppern, tpenoen tperoen.
DerttutIt9 Baben aber sic gngldn0er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
| Nrbcitstctttrcue N,
| 8eleiei, rerittGrit

Sidjp. Sic Oertid)c Mtilit1rperlpal.
tlng bat beriiigt, CAB sSabrifen, bie
MuItrGge bon Seutiflanb baben, Ir.
better tpe6er einitellen nod entlaiier
biirfeil, obne borber Grlaubnis ei,l.
5ubOlelt. Gie il, 9riiiieler 3eitunger
oer0fiantlifte anneii,lns beiaet, bai
audi oie Srnnsferieriins eines Ir
beiters BON elmer Nrbeitsitatte su ci
|ntr anberen obne Grlaubllis bon
rarbeitsamt" ,tll5i,lGiiig lit.
Gin ipeiterer @rlab perbietet 81,
Sen, belgiides 8ebiet s,i berIafien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Amiieit itciscn
a,.f karten 1pi>erita,,>

Mpsfau. Gcutid)e Stitruppen iinn
leet IN iebr GROCER 3abl i'm nDro,
liden Seile Ser 3cntrnntsiront IN
Grlheili'na getreten uno sic Note
armee, oie laltsiam perlorenen so.
Den 5uriidgeluinnt, ,mboem lie brei
Srobin5en bonn Gcino befreit bat,
trifft gesanpdrtig alv Sen bisber
lhdrfltcn &iSeritanS. Mn alien s(b-
ihnitten Ser Tront Ieten Sic Se!,t,
iden Neieruen eil,. Sic H,iien iiur
bis aui 100 Mei(en an sic Icttiife
8renSc Derangeriidt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Ctia,te Kai,Stef
IN 1nNiett Il, 8ei,,<t

fesp Selbi, Snbieu. Ser fi,re'
li'he General Gbiang aai Sbef lit
bier nit iciner Srau aus Ggungfing
eiitgetrofIen, nm S5O,OOO,OOO 9e.
.pobner Glbinas uno Snoiens = ein
Srittel ser geialnten grobep0lferung
- Slt engerer Witarbeit fiir sic Sade
DER aaiierten 5uiammen5.tlfipeiB
Sir Gbiana &ai Sbet ltebt rnec-
beures auf Dem Spiele. iollte es sen
Sapanern gelingelt Sic Burma Moao
a55uid1neiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Sei,ater wteeler
uersapit ,,Weisheit"

sSaibington. equator 9SDeeler,
ber betannte Siibrer inn rMmerico
6irlt", erflGrte NIT Hl.hfiift auf Sic
&orginge i'm Serleu Siten rNad,
Dem &rie9sausbrub in europa CT,
flirte ib oft, oab mir ni6t eeni,s ge,
riiitet iino". 9tahbem ipir aber anoe.
griifen api,roen, baben mir snialnme,,
5u iteben uno burhSufedten. Tins
ib boffe, bab alle Ser Nnliht fins.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
N6t S4ifie >,artt
us8oete rer,,i<ttet

Naibingion. Ser &riee lit dl,d) al
unIere Seite oes sltlantif geriidt, I'M
0aufe ser lesten @oGe iuurSen mi:
unterrihtet, bab adt Sd,iiie Sen II.
8ooten 5lrm Spfer geiallen iino unS
Siuar bon 75 bis $50 Meilen an ser
atlantNd)en &iiIte entfernt. Seute
norsen CAB oas Mtarine- -MiniIterinm
Die @er'entung siuei peiterer Sdii.
fe befannt. Son ~eillem muroen 20
Mann eerettet unb bon bem stpeitep
lit nod fein Geretteter gemelSei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Xcfitii,eI it,ar ftcet
40 uteiIen rctt Icbrue

&airp. Die GorDutel Oes Mfrifa.
aorps Oes General Gommel iino bis
40 Wteilen oil Sobruf berangeriidt
Sier iino lie felt einigen Sagen a,ti.
gebalten, Oob lit es nidt befannt, Of
es nur cine Nubepauie lit ooer OF ois
GnglGloer mieoer @i0eritanO leilten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
f,,ftSiei,it ,,att 1rla,,H
int 2lpril

8aibington. Mdber lit Die Nt0a-
liffeit geriidt, oab in 9Glbe sipei
perlbiebene 2uftlinien bon Sen Ser.
Staaten aus nad) Srlano Sen Sienii
aufnebn,en. 3lpet Siilien baben ST.
laubnis fir Sen 2uftOienlt nod Sr.
lanS erbalten ,no iperben inn Mpril
oantit beginner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
waihinete,, erhSht
>ei, Dr,af a,ai pihy

sSalbin9ton. Sier iuuroe erfldrt,
oub Oie slntiport Yetains niht aerii.
ge,ro lei als Grfldrirg iiir sic &ilic
Hpmntels. Yetait ipill nityts sapon
gespubt babe,,, IalfS irans0iiife
'Shiffa ipirflih &riegsluateriaI trans.
portiert uno Gel eeliefert hGtten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

Mullii9ton. sluslilpoer oiiriell
'elbIt nit slusfiibrung Don Hiiitungs-
|arbeiten beihlitigt iperbeu. Gs gi6t
nur eilte IusnaNnc: auslGnoer f0n,
men nibt fir armee- ober Mtarine.
ailftrlge berangeSosen iueroen, sic
als vgebeim, beihriinft ooer Der.
traulitb" be5eifnet linb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
0Sriite tekrt aus. ),
1talie,t ,uieHer beint

Berlin. Heihsmarihan Sermann
8Oring lit init eine,n Sonoersus bon
Hom ipieoer bier eingetrofien. Ct BE.
iidtigte 6liegerabteilungen in Sta,
lien ,lno bate aonferen5en NIT Mui
IpIini. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

Berlin. Seltid)e ll-Boote baben
inn atlantit aht !ueitere SanSels.
ififfe bon Sl,ia,nmen $4,000 So.
perienft. ipuroe il, eiienl Munofunf
bcrbreitet. $Sier tp,irbe in e(merifa
geitern sic Serienf,,n9 zines ipeite.
rem Seltransprtoampiers befanni
uedebeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
witbtioer 8rm mefe,tecpi
at 1smrn,aircttt bcicbt

Hanailn. Sapanilde Srl,ppen ia.
ben Sen Stuangee 6lub iitaridritten
nno iino IN beftige Sample I'M Sen
8eg nad Hangun perlpifelt, bem
slus9al,aspunft ser 8urlna Mpab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Strai3e INT 1raikineten
yNtae2l 2lrtt,,r" be,,an,,t

sSaIbinatou. Ginlniiiis beibloB bas
Sars, Oab Sic bisberige CONDUIT &S.
in Ser 9unoesbauptltabt in Mtacz
artbur @ouleparo ungelpanoelt miro
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

Charles Nicholson, director Of n,,b.
lIcity Tor the Democratic partv nv
EDGAR G. Brown, who insisted that
a Negro be appointed to the rost
Wilen 1t was learned that Scott was
1eavlng the Republican committee
o11lce to accept another lob.
Unlike the Republicans the
democrats wanted young man
whom they could train ia their
way of their way of thinking to
take over the job.
1t is reported that Michaelson
paid little attention to Browns
overtures, but later when MI
Houston and another unidentified
man called the plan was accept
eel in to'a and mr. ,viSt ms made
Tor the employment of a public
relations man.
However, neither DR.. William J.
Thompl1inS, recorder Of deeds who
Yields strong influence in the
Democratic ranks, nor Crystal
Byrd Fauset, who is equally as
strong in her native Pennsylvania
were consulted on the project and
those interested in the furtherance
of the plan were non-committal
on the subject.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Effort Centers
Around Plants
With War Work

BIRMINGHAM. Ala-(A N P)-
Disclosures here this week by the
News Digest, labor publication, re-
vealed that officials Of the Ten
neSSee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company, and the Republic Steel
Corporation werc providing fin
ancial backing for q statewide cam
paign designed TO stir up racial
hatred in industrial plants engaged
in war work.
The hate campaign was touched
off recently by Governor Frank M
Dixon who refused contract prof
fered by the Defense Supplies
Corporation, a division of the War
Manpower board, on the grounds
that it was an attempt by n gov
eminent agency to force racial
equality" upon the south
E. D. Lemay, assistant TO the
president of the coal and iron
concern, attempted to secure the
support of the Alabama Press as
ISOLATION meeting here July 24-25,
by having them endorse Dixon's
stand on the maximum use of mar
power during the national emer-
gency. The editors, however, re-
fused to allow introduction of his
resolution.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
.CarverWorks
To BefuddIe
Axis Enemies
Paint Formulate
For Camouflage
New Project
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala

TUSKEGFE INSTITUTE, Ala
--(SNS) Students of TuSkegee
Institute, famous Negro college in
Alabama may soon be walking
to their classes over the tops of
of luXuriant forests and eating
their morning cereal under the
blue waters of picturesque lake.
The Institutes purebred Hol-
stems may be a bit surprised to
find that what appears to he
murky swamp crosses their IA
miliar lush of kudzu pasture.
And the herd Of milk goats-oh,
well goats are supposed to be
silly enough to eat anything,
erSatz or otherwise.
President F. d. Patterson has
recently turned over a portion of
T'uskegee campus to Austin w.
Curtis, assistant to DR.. George w.
Carver, internationally famous
scientist, as an outdoor testing
field for application of the camou-
flage paints to various types of
surfaces.
MI. Curtis is working night and
DAY at the Carver Laboratories at
1uskegee Institute on paint for
mulae to be used by the War De
partment for camouflage activities
OF the U. S. armed forces
Mr. Curtis recently returned
from Detroit, Mich, where he
spent much time with the re-
search chemists IN the laboratories
OF the Ford Plant, testing various
proouctS Tor use in the war effort
Previous to the Detroit visit Mr.
curtis went 20 FIT. BeIvior Va
Tor conference with army officials
relauve to the use of Carver
rants Tor camouflage purposes
Inc Carver Paints have two ar.
cepted advantages over other
paint products also being tested
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

WASHINGTON. - amp Both
private and government capita
will make the town of Fry, right
at the gates Of Fort Huachucha
where 10000 Negro soldiers are
stationed, place fit for habita-
ton, if the present plans are car
ricd out.
According to William A. Trent
of the Federal Works agency, the
administration. Gen. Philip A..
Fleming, locks with approval Cd
the plans for the construction OF
sewerage and water works and the
erection of a private hospital and
detention home and clinic in tt
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

acquired some of the tolerance we
are fighting for
Significantly, the morning pa
pers, Monday, devoted consider
able space to Miss Lands utter
ances concerning the treatment Of
Negro soldiers, but reporters as
signed TO the actress must have
been given the mo, no" nod from
their city desks, Immediately for
not a line was mentioned in the
evening papers or any paper there
after, concerning Miss Lands at
titude, although many inches of
space have been daily devoted TO
her activities and her utterances.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
DR.. Carver Gets
Honorary Degree
From Selma u.

TUSKEGEE II CAMP - The
honorary degree of doctor CT sci
ence was conferred ON DR.. George
Washington Carver, eminent
scientist, by the president of Sell
ma university at the weekly as
sembly in Logan hall on the cam
pus of Tuskegee Institute, Wed
nesday.
DR.. Carver was presented by the
Rev Charles w. Kelly, alumnus OF
Selma IT, The degree was confer
red by President Dinkins Of Sell
ma.
Present to witness the ceremony
were DR., F. D. Patterson and fac
ulty o. TuSkegee and approx
mateIy 1000 summer teachers,
students. and friends from the
community.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
To Start Building
NearFt.Huachuca

little town. SO impressed was the
general, he sent Trent out to the
fort for four-day survey Trent
epent morning in the fort with
the soldiers and officers while the
evenings were spent in the village.
making comparisons to determine
jus. what should and could be
done.
It. is said that private Negro
capital from Chicago plans the
erection of large amusement CEN
ter in the township outside the
Fort to take care of the soldiers
swho seek that type Of recreation
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Was Wounded
Three Times In
Spanish Battles
Says It's Life
Or Death Issue
In Present War

CAMP LEE. a.-(SNS)-Wound-
ed three times while fighting with
the Lincoln Brigade in the Spanish
Civil War, Pvt. Vaughn Love is
back in uniform again for the
cause of freedom-this time with
Uncle Sans fighting Quartermas-
ter Corps.
An inspiration to men Of the
Eleventh Co1ored Regiment of
Camp Lees Quartermaster Re
placement Training Center is this
stocky little soldier who participant
ed in nearly every battle in the
bloody Spanish conflict.
LIFE OR DEATH
81 volunteered TO fight for
Loyalist Spain because there was
a principle involved" he said. But
now in this great world war it's
more than a principle-it's a ques-
ton of life or death.
He SCOTS at the alleged Irwin
cibility" of the German army. 1--WE
fought against tremendous odds
in SPAIN he said, and won vic
tory after victory because our men
had the spirit and the will That's
what America is building in her
Army today and that is what will
win this war"
With $500 other Americans, Pvt
Love made history with the Lin
coin Brigade. Time and again
they took on opposing forces many
times their size and routed them
He saw action in Jarama, south OF
Madrid, and at Brunette.
A Franco bullet pierced his arm
at Ternuel and another torn
through his side, just below the
heart. in January of 1898 during a
snow storm attack in that area.
CHECKED ENEY ADVANCE
He was out of the hospital in
time to help his troops check an
enemy advance and turn the tide
against them. But again he was
wounded-this time by artillery
sharapnel. Recovering, ne once
| again returned to the front anc
| remained in service until the
Brigade was withdrawn By the
League CT Nations.
Pvt Love IS mighty proud OF
the Lincoln Brigade-only 1900 OF
$500 returned, and all Of these sur
vivors had been wounded at least
once. ut was by far the best inter-
national brigade in the war;" he
commented.
Made an acting corporal short
ly after his arrival here little
over month ago, Pvt. Love is
instilling in his buddies some OF
that fighting spirit which made
the Lincoln Brigade immortal.
America has all that is required
to win this war, and win it quick
ly," he declared. And I expect to
see action in the Quartermaste1
Corps because in modern war it is
fighting as well as a supply unit
Born in Tennessee, the 34-year-
old soldier was a football player at
Bluefield College, BluefIeld, w
Va. He has led d highly varied
existence, working in various ca
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

Eternally fresh, affable and en-
ergetic she was deadly serious as
she expressed deep concern over
what she described as rank injus-
tlee to men in army camps in
the south,
When colored soldiers were not
admitted to the SHOW at Camp
Bowie. Texas. she spent the entire
following afternoon at the Negro
service club. singing and playing
pingpong with the soldiers.
IN commenting on the incident
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

TUSKEGEE-(A N PA retired
white school teacher, who preferred
that her name be kept anonymous
visited Tuskegee institute last week
on a tour of inspection. When she
left she made a grant to TuSkegee
of $4,000 giving the money for aid
to needy students and as tribute
TO a deceased uncle. She explained
that it represented her life's saw
mgS.
The donor who made the usual
gift merely said:
My uncle, Myron Brown, born
1843, died 1898, was in his lifetime
buffeted and wronged and disposed,
being like the Negro, unable to pro-
tect himself against sharper minds.
HE was honest, hard working,
loyal, unselfish, faithful unto
death. He would have given his
life for me, his sisters daughter,
without an instants hesitation.
II need not say that this cay, on
which I carry out the purpose
which / have held before me for so
many years, to honor his name in
this memorial, is one of the three
or four happiest days Of my life ]
think it would please him if he
knew; and l give the money in the
fullest confidence that it will be
wisely used.
eff mention of this contribution
is made in print, my name need
not appear. Simply say, given by
his niece
President Patterson in expressing
appreciation for the gift on behalf
of the officers, faculty and student
body commented that few acts
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Movie Star Is Indignant
Over Soldiers Treatment

SAN ANTONIO, Tex ANP)-Carol Lands beaueouS
oton picture star lashed out at Dixie intolerance the
treatment of Negro soldiers in southern army camps
her arrival here Sunday for threeday program of soldier
entertainment The lovely actress is starring in USO
Camp Shows nc production making personal appearances
and granting interviews.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

Miss Lands declared: Bette Dav-
is showed how she felt about it
recently by appearing in CalifCr-
MIA camps with Hattie Mcdaniel,
Ethel Waters and the rest Of an
all-colored cast Maybe by the
time the war is over, we will have
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Donates $4,000
For Student Fund

could have made them happier or
represented a more satisfying en-
dorsement of the work the school
is attempting to do.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
ATTEMPT TO SPLIT

b. M. Ball, superintendent Of
the same company, has been busy
attempting TO split employees in the
Tel and Republic Steel Corp. ore
mines along racial lines, by be-
laboring the question Of whether
white man should work under Ne
gro supervision, the News Digest
charges.
Before either of the companies
was unionized the practice was to
employ Negro foreman with crews
of from eight to ten men OF both
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

The Carver Paints require no sub.
stances required for other war
purposes. The Carver Paints are
cheap and easy to prepare.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Democrats Seek
Way To Keep
Negro Ballot
Report Public
Relations Post
Remains Untitled

WASHINGTON. CAMP - Dem
ocratic political circles in the
capital, carefully laying plans to
retain the Negro support for the
party this fall, are already busy
with emissaries calling in news
paper men and making offers for
job, similar to that held by En-
met j. Scott with the National Re-
publican committee, as public le-
lations man in the National Dem
ocratic office.
Reports to the full effect that
Charles Houston made an offer to
a local neWSman, who rejected the
bid because of the low pay and the
insecurity of the position. came sf-
ter several names had been con-
sidered none of Which was accept
able to Mr.. Houston.
STORY OF BROWN VISIT
The story goes that early this
summer, a visit was made to
pacitieS all over the country. He
has spent most of his life in New
York City. Pvt. Love is attached to
Company K of the Eleventh Regi-
ment.