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Evening star., 1943-04-07
.$35,000 Loss Seen
In Two-AIarm Fire
At Clothing Store
Firemen Are Overcome
By Smoke; Adjacent
Building Damaged
picture on Page A-2.)

A stubborn, tWo-alarm fire
swept Longs Credit Clothing
Store at 731 Seventh street NV.
this afternoon, causing an esti-
mated S35, 5000 damage.
Nearly a dozen flremen were
overcome, one requiring hos
pital treatment. as huge columns
of smoke poured over a two
block area.
A. P. Monte. manager of the store,
estimated damage to clothing at
$4,000 and damage to fixtures and
furnishings at $1,000.
Damage expected to run into the
thousands of dollars was caused by
smoke and water at Moskins Credit
Clothes Store, next door, at 729
Seventh street NV.
$500 in Cash Saved.
Mr.. Monte said the blaze appar-
emily started in the basement of the
store. quickly spreading to the up
per floors. He said about Is persons,
including the staff, were in the store
az VIC lAlAAC.
The store manager said he carried
store records and $500 in cash to
safety.
Also routed by the heavy smoke
were several persons from the Amer
lean Barber Supply, at 1873 Seventh
street NV.
Fireman Joseph F. Haupman of
No. Is Engine Co. was treated at
Casualty Hospital after being over
come by smoke at the blaze Several
other flremen were overcome and
were treated at the scene.
Firemen ran into difficulty fight
ing the blaze as falling glass cut
holes in some Of the hose equip
ment. The store has a stucco front,
with no windows above the first
floor, and firemen had to hack their
way through this to battle the fire.
Police quickly blocked off streets
leading into the fire area Street.
car traffic north and southbound on
Seventh street was held up for
nearly two hours.
P. F.. Keefe, manager of the
adjacent store, said he could not
estimate total damage, but said it
would run into thousands of dollars.
The fire brought Police Chief Ed
ward j. Kelly to the scene. as we'll
as Assistant Chief Harvey G. Gala
han.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Hitler Decorotes Doenitz

LONDON, April (P.-Because OF
the success of the German subma
rine campaign. Adolf Hitler has dec
GRATED Admiral Karl Doenitz, SUI
preme commander of the German
Navy, with the knights cross of the
Iron Cross, the German radio said
today in a broadcast recorded by
the Associated Press. It said the
ceremony took place at Hitler's
headquarters.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Rubber Plant Strikers
Begin Return to Jobs

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. April Approx
imately 1900 striking laborers help
ing build the Governments SYN
thetic rubber plant at Kobuta began
returning to their jobs TODAY after
tWo-dav walkout, Michael Finn,
Federal conciliator of the Labor
Production Division of the WPB,
announced
Mr, Finn said demands for wage
increases of 10 cents an hour from
the present scale of 80 to IS cents
will be taken UP for settlement at a
conference in Washington later this
week.
The Koppers United Co, contrac-
tors, had announced it favored ac-
ton by the Government authority
TO grant the mems demands that
Evening star., 1943-04-07
American Legion Head
At Front in Tunisiu

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 7.-Roane
Waring of Memphis. Tenn. national
commander of the American Legion.
is at the fighting front in North
Africa giving encouragement to
Americans on the Tunisian firing
line, national Legion headquarters
disclosed here today.
Mr. Waring is accompanied by
Warren H. Atferton Of Stockton,
Calf, chairman of the National De-
fense Committee of the American
Legion, and an unnamed high officer
from the War Department.
The Legions chief went to North
Africa at the personal request Of
Gen. George Marshall, chief of staff,
the Legion headquarters said.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Two Flyers Die in Sea Crash

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, April 7
tP).-Two flyers were killed yester-
day when their plane plunged into
the ocean 8 miles off the coast the
public relations Office of the naval
air station here reported today The
victims were Ensign James M. Wal
lace, %. OF Hoboken, N j., and
Marine Pvt. Nicholas Papp. q,
Trenton, N. J. Their bodies have
not been recovered,
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Worn Money Returns

Because of the paper shortage
well-worn currency, which in nor
NAL times would probably be re-
turned to the Bank Of England, Is
reappearing In London.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Weather Report


light tonight
Thursday winds
tonight ending Thursday
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, s.. on March II.
Lowest g. on February Is

Humidity for Last 81 Hours.
fFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
HIGHEST, 33 per cent, At $50 am.
Lowest. 19 per cent. at $50 pm.
Precipita ton.
Mon nParip{ a finn in inches in IN
Evening star., 1943-04-07

Record for Last ~ Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. ~. at $50 am. Year aeo IS.
Lowest. 81, at $40 an. Year ago, oc.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

DIV. HHWO 10 HER.
The newspaper said an effort is
being made in some German circles
to use Thyssen as political in
strument."
Evening star., 1943-04-07

and declared that if management
gave us a fair deal" he would not
,1ouy he in WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1943-04-07

Monthly precipitation in inches in
Capital current month to date):
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08

sixth, Evans singled and scored on
Shepherds triple. Shepherd also
scored, when the Clowns over
threw third base. The final tally
of the game was scored by Thadist
Christopher, who walked and
later crossed the plate as a result
of an error.
SECOND GAME
Manager Henry N. Lewis sent
"Chin' Evans, who formerly play
ed with the Clowns in to hurl the
second game, and Manager Nc
Kinley Downs new batteries were:
Fred Wilson, pitching and "Bus-
ter" Haygood in the back-stop po-
sition. The Clowns scored single
runs in the first, fourth and fifth
innings, for a, 80 count, and then
pushed over three runs in the
sixth, and two in the seventh.
Wilson BANKED the Black Crack
ers until the seventh, when Dusty"
Owens smashed out a double, fol-
lowed by triples by Sammy Haynes
and Emory Long, for three runs.
In the night-cap, Wilson was the
outstanding batter with four hits,
out of four trips to the plate. For
the Black Crackers, Jim Canada
and Emory Long got two hits
each.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08

While the Clowns displayed
better balance and all-around
ability, several runs, in both games,
resulted from Black Cracker err
rors. Except for these untimely
miscues. the Black Crackers would
have given the former world
champions their toughest battle of
the year
The Crackers scored the initial
score Of the game, when jim
Canada singled and scored on
%Chin" Evans double. The Clowns
came back in the second rame
and pushed over eight runs. Pep
per Bassett and Harris got on base
on errors, and Johnnie Ray, Syl-
vester Snead, and Goose" Tatum
blasted out three straight singles
to start the rally.
Leroy Wellmaker relieved "Sun-
ny Jim" Echols on the mound, in
an effort to stop the scoring spree.
The Black Crackers scored an
other run in their half of the second
inning, when David r. Harper and
Sammy Haynes collected two singles.
Roosevelt Davis, the Clowns ace
hurler blanked the Crackers in
the third, fourth and fifth innings,
while the visitors pushed over a
single run in the fourth. In the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
COLUMBUS, Ga.-(SNS)-

COLUMBUS, Ga.-(SNS)-
The mothers of fourteen lucky
soldiers at Fort Benning, Ga, will
be the recipients Of the incest
Mothers Day gift Of them ala
three-day trip from their homes
somewhere in the United States, !"
to the Georgia camp, all expenses
paid, TO visit their soldier-sons and
take part in special Mothers
Day program for all of the sol
diers at the post.
Brigadier General Walter S. Full
ton, commanding general of the
post, today announced plans for
the forthcoming event, which is
modelled on a similar event which
was held last year. General Full
ton said that special program
for the weekend of May 8 will
be presented SO that the presence
of the IA guest mothers will en-
nance the spirit of Mothers Day
Tor the troops as they observe The
annual occasion for remembrance.
Round trip fares for the mothers
from their homes to Fort Benning
and back, as we'll as all incidental
expenses, will be betrayed by chap
lains on the post who will take
further plans for the program I'M
der the direction of Lieut.. Col.
Frank M. Thompson, chief of chap
lains at the post.
Apportioned to units at the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08

Jones; second, White. third, Charles
Sanford, fourth, Charles Bush, all
of MOrehOuse.
22O Yard Run: won. by. C.
Robinson, (Army); second, Pear
son, (Morehouse); third, Burt,
(Morehouse); fourth, Leslie Col
Inns, Morris Brown. 21.7 seconds.
TWo-mile run: Won by-Jones,
second, Smith, third, White, all
OF MOrehOuse. Time: IL minutes =
seconds.
22O Yard Low Hurdles: won by
Benjamin Daley, Morris Brown
second, Burt, (MOrehOuse); third
Miller, morris Brown. Time: 27.l
seconds.
High Jump: won by: TaImadge
Owens, Clark; second, Williams
third. Preston Thomas, (both OF
MorehOuse). fourth tie, Miller
morris Brown and Rusar, (Army),
Height: s it., 10 inches.
Running Broad Jump: won by
Robinson, army; second, Owens
Clark; third, Daley, morris
Brown. Distance: ~ #. 81 inches
Shot Put: won by-Latimer
(Army); second, Simms, (Army)
third, Owens, Clark. Distance: 3f
IT,, 2 inches.
Javelin Throw: won by-Jones
(Morehouse); second, Lane, (Mor-
ris Brown. Distance: 149 It., .
inches.
Pole Vault: won by-Frazier,
(Army) second Jones, More
Height: 9 #, 8 inches.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Mothers Of IA Soldiers
Will Be Given Free Trips
To Fort Benning May 9

post on the basis of strength.
mothers of sons in the Fourth
Service Command, the Infantry
School, the Tenth Armored Divi-
sion. the Parachute School. and
the colored Reception Center and
all other colored units will be in
yited to participate in the pro-
gram.
The lucky mothers will be select
ed by drawing ballots as soon as
all soldiers on the post have had
an opportunity TO enter their
mothers name. Final drawing of
names and selections of the win
ning entries will be made next
week.
The guest mothers will arrive al
Fort Benning on Friday, May q
and Will start a three-day pro-
gram. During their stay here
the mothers will view demonstra-
lions in which their sons take
part. be they paratroops, infantry,
Or armored raiders. The mothers
Will be afforded an opportunity to
ride in jeeps and tanks and enioy
chatting with scores of soldiers
at the post.
Ihe program is not designed
solely to effect a reunion between
each mother and her son. 1t is
expected that the presence of the
mothers of some soldiers on the
reservation will enhance the shirt
Oh Mothers day for the troops.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
BUY WAR BONDS
Wilbur Jones, Maroon Star Wins
CoIorfuI Individual Track Meet

place honors with heated victory
in the 100 yard high hurdles; sec
ond place in the 40 yard run and
high jump; and fourth place in
the running broad jump.
Other first winners included: Ro-
land Pearson, Morehouse; who took
the century in 1913 seconds, Benja-
min Daley, Morris Brown, winner
of the 220 yard low hurdles; Frazier
and Latimer, of the Atlanta Uni
versity Army Administration School,
who won the pole vault and shot
put, respectively. and Charles
Bozeman and LaWlah Burt, who
the mile run and $40 yard runs,
respectively.
SUMMARY
One mile run: won by Charles
BOzeman, second, Calvin Smith,
third, Howard White, all of More
house. Time: 4 minutes. SIS seconds.
40 yard run: won by-Lawlah
Burt. second, William Williams,
third, Marshall Arnold, Morehouse;
fourth, Leslie Collins, Morris
BROWN Time: 51.4 seconds.
100 Yard Dash: won by-Roland
Pearson, (MOrehOuse) second, J. C.
Robinson, ARMY; third, Benjamin
Daley, morris Brown; fourth,
Talmadge Owens, Clark Time
1913 seconds.
120 Yard High Hurdles: won by
Williams, (MorehOuse) second, VIII
liam Miller, morris Brown. Time:
1853 seconds.
$50 Yard Dash: won by-Wflbu
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Hits and Bits

Grays. Henry Armstrong, once
holder of three titles simultaneous
ly, says that he has earned $780,
900 in his 18 comeback fights. Need
of money, he said, was his reason
for returning to the ring. Real
name of Saint Thomas, Father
Divine's heavyweight, is Tommy
Reed. The seven clubs in the Ne
gro National League will play a
geographical compact schedule
although this arrangement will not
''solve the transportation prob
lem A move is afoot in Congress
to request Paul V. McNutt to create
an office to oversee spectator
sports.
Parker High racked up 80 points
to win the third annual city prep
track meet at Legion Field Mon
day afternoon. They won six out
of eight events.
Westfield was second with Is
points and Hooper City third with
IS.
Washington piled up 48 tallies to
win in the elementary division.
220-yard run, Harris (Parker)
Avery Chopper City, Hall, CMus-
coda. Time: Is seconds. 880-yard
relay: Hooper City, Parker, West
field. Shot putt: Charles (Parker) !,
Evans, CWestfielO, Scott Park
err. Distance: 49, AZ. High jump
Race: (Westfield, Johnson, West
field, Pearson CParker) Distance:
5'7". Broad Jump: Wallace,
(Parker), Spruce Hooper City
Smith (Parker). Distance: 1873 IA.
10O-yard dash, Harris (Parker) !,
Brewster Chopper City, Brooks,
Chopper City,. Time: 1912. 40
yard run: Smith Parker), Bowon
(Parker), Groom (Muscoda). Time,
l minute, SO seconds. Mile run:
AskeW (Parker, Mays (Westfield)
(Yow) Westfield. Time: S minutes,
10 seconds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Lunnpkiin Plays
On Crack Team
In Honolulu

Communications from Jerry
"Baby Face" Lumpkin, now work.
ing in the Hawaii Islands, midway
the Pacific, reveal that one of
the crack teams now playing in
the Honolulu League is the all.
colOred Brown Bombers.
Lumpkin, who is also known in
the Gate City as School Boy"
sent a clipping along and group
picture Of the team. According to
the clipping, the Brown Bombers
give baseball, fans in Hawaii a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
By JOEL w. SMITH

Wilbur Jones, OF MorehouSe Col
lege, emerged winner Of the indivi-
dual track and field meet, sponsor
ed by the Department of Physical
Education, Morehouse College,
Saturday, in the Atlanta University
Bowl, with total Of Ii points.
Jones made a clean sweep OF
the $50 and two-mile runs; TOOK
the javelin throw, and placed Sec
ond in the pole vault. j. G. Robin
son, of the Atlanta university Army
Administration School copied Sec
ond high point honors with ID
points, winning the 900 yard run
in the phenomenal time of, 21.7
seconds. annexing the running
broad jump with leap Of % It,,
BIZ inches; and placing third in
the 100 yard dash.
William r. Williams, another
Maroon and White star won third
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08

plenty of fireworks when thew
come on the field.
The player-manager of the team,
Bob Hill, is from Atlanta. The
other players, in addition to Lump
kin are: Othello Renfro, former
Booker T. Washington all-around
athlete, and Edward Ward.
Lumpkin formerly played with
the Atlanta Blue Eagles and was
also a student at Washington High
School. He is anxious to hear from
his friends here and the address is
ia $50 10Th Street, United States
Navy Cantonment, c. H. A., Area
3, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
CINCINNATI CLOWNS R0UT BLACK CRACKERS
1914, 8-3; BEFORE LARGE weekend CROWD
Wilson Leads Batters
With 4 Straight Hits
BY JOEL w. SMITH

The Cincinnati Clowns took both games of double
header from the Atlanta Black Crackers winning the open
1914 and the nght-cap 49, before large crowd Of en-
thusiastic fans, Sunday, at Ponce de Leon Park.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
BY EMORY o. JACKSON

A record breaking crowd is eX-
pected at Fleetwood Sunday where
the Black Barons will observe
"Satchen Paige Day" in their tus-
sic with the x. C. Monarchs
The city track meet was revived
Monday at Legion Field with cred
it to the sponsors Negro po-
lice would doubtless succeed where
white police are failing, That idea
was driven home to this spot at
the track meet Monday The
Hooper City track meet May at
Thomson Field should be one with
great rivalry Bill Parkins, the
catcher, was back in Birmingham
this week wearing his army uni
form. So was Sgt. Bubble Eye
jenkins who used TO play on the
line for Miles Powderly High
may not sponsor football next year.
The GBIAC meeting May 6 should
be historical. Men at the top in
the Jeffcho school system are re-
ported down on the Brighton
Parker game unless it is played on
fair contract standards =.
Parker might lose the privilege
next year to sign football contracts
with 0. K. from higher ups.
GAMES SATURDAY
StOckham at ingalls,
L. and N. at AcipcO
Gath Street at Bessemer
COnnOrs at Goslin
Va. Bridge at Sayreton
U. S. Pipe at ore-Handley
Candy JIM, Taylor, who man
aged the Black Barons in 1910, is
now manager of the Homestead
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COACH F. L. Forbes in addition to other information
requested by the writer also listed the from last years
track squad who in the armed forces These
Coach William EXum. Camp Lee Va,) James Pnkie
Haines, Camp Hood, Texas) Thadeus Callard (Fort
Bennng Ga): Paul Gray, Great Lakes Naval Training
Station); Samuel Sampson Camp Wallace Texas Steph
Maxwell, Gu S. Coast Guard N j. Thomas Massey and
Clarence Moss, location unknown.
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Evening star., 1943-12-05

two regular nurses on floor and we can
beat the nursing shortage" So says John
A. Lindner, director of the hospital.
Many Specialties
1HIs is not the only war-emergency job
being done by the Jangos - members of
the Junior Army and Navy Guild Organ
ization. And not all members are so young
they include officers wives as we'll as
daughters. Mrs. Patterson. wife of the
Undersecretary of War, and Mrs. Ralph
Bard, the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy's wife, organized them for what they
wanted most - war work.
Today, 500 strong, the Jangos work in
day nurseries. are teletypists and telephone
operators, serve in canteens.
The nursing is done by the junior misses
- girls of ID to H. And it takes training:
1872 hours of it. After that. Jango serves
six hours week. When she has served 100
hours she gets pin; 200 hours, blue
stripe; 300, gold stripe.
OIuy Ouc Sul iAdo OCCA1 0uoPPSu' says
Mrs. Fred Gardner, organizer of the pro-
gram and Project Supervisor.
On floor duty, Jangos serve trays.
fill water bottles -. wash faces -.
make beds clean instruments be-
fore they are steriized -. do hum
dred routine things.
Jangos covet the floor jobs. Every IA
year-old longs to be Is minimum age
for going on the floor. Meantime she mans
the information desk, the nourishment
bar, the Offices.
"If only all hospitals knew the work
these girls can do" Mrs. Gardner says,
what help! - to the hospitals and to
wartime adolescent girls too."
Evening star., 1943-12-05
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