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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINE, calculator, typewrit-
Sun si an and kn6s enss s1y G sond,2n Wnek 2p m pTes
! ANTIQUE JEwEIRY, silver, diamonds,
| dental gold, old watches: need for repair
ing. We pay cash. schillers. 444 9th.
BABY STROLLER. prewar. AID. 1860.
BEpRooM ibd 1Dy SUI SnITEs office turntgTs dining
sIss,Tsrs and russ. Dupont o5I5l s:'"'
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture
SeeeS e GLE or sfoRAeE a9%s S Po MoH
CAMERA-Naval officer wants reasonably
Pfne9: Pn 3oe.50o-watt' S-mm. protector.
CAMERA, candid 35-milimeter fe3 or
f45 lens; for son overseas. Chestnut 4574.
GAN5ERAs g. n E2d movie EQUIP, photo supplies.
GESg StoTHISe sGvs IIgb HzfBEsT sT oT PR1cEs rap
used eiohine harry ys l5s Ss'q Eth hot st. men nw
f1fg opfn fvs w prses sa pao for mems
Me- sisd s7s7 sqhns oneB rRs W h St NV
ed, shelving and cases 1920 Brown St, St.
corner Newton NV, Washington, D c. >.
DIAMoNPs u M,ol<R cid sold; disesrded jewelry
prices, Ernest Burk, Inc, GA 18th ST.
ELEc. REfFR.iiGtEEAToR, small, not over ,
years old. Call Chief, DI. $500,
ELECTRIC J Les TRAINS. Q and o gauge
FENcrNG AND PosTs Srs Sv wire, a" about out 100 900
FWRNnTRr FTWInnf r. OIL obd eS3 Or W. 6$5
all kinds, rugs, elec. refrigerators and
washing machine, spot cash; immediate
FURNITURE, rues, electric refg.. washing
machine household goods, etc; absolutely
highest cash prices For best results call
FURNITURE-Bedroo living room, misc
household goods hrc-a -brac, china prompt
attention.: highest cash prices, Call any
FURNITUREwHouee GOODS. electric
applisnces: hiehest cash prices paid: i'm
FURNITURE, brlc-a -brac china, glassware.
rugs. silverware, PAINTINGS; highest sash
pFiSes FIyT, paid Can Murray Taylor 33aa
Prices PAID Also choice Diamonds for
aSo Tas Maz sp5sE zyee Or sa s ppTsht M5 not 9
4S inches high; will pay cash. Chestnut
on from vi sI56 pay 10 S5 eash on for 'onal used
sEapf Sp,pets or very small apartment size un-
fhs Williams suiope D e54a tGF 5enta to l. Mr.
PIANO wanted, spinet or, small upright;
paw cs WfosT of syanss sss spnets
Gan Sll Us s. be{qTe o7 yqS @ sen. Arthur jordan
spinet, grand and upright models. Write
rhone MA 1929 for information ard
sporaiIa' a9 Hu:o WOreh: lilo g, st, NV:
make, condition and price. Box DISK
Star
RADIO O-PHoNoGRAPH. Capehart. Magma
vox. RCA or Stromberg-Carlson; can pay
ell cash. Decatur cob. g.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
pleating el7 &: RE 1900. RE aa11,
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. portable eiec-
lric. also firesde irons and fire screen, or
fender; pvt. party. GIL. S069.
TENT, umbrella, approx. 9x9. with canopy,
green: Phone Alexandria 0346.
TWIN BEDROOM SUITE, private party
will pay cash Call before Q a or after
q :, M. Gottesmen. MI 9446
WASHING MACHINE AND IRoNER, late
model mo GOOD CONDITION; VIII pay cash.
WASHING MACHINE, good condition
Will pay good price. Call Temple 1856
after g pm. or write Mrs A NJ. Hause,
j. u Powhstan St: Alexandria, Va. 81
WASHING MACHINE, good condition,
will pay good price. Call TE. 1856, after
= pm, Or write Ills Powliatan St.
Alexandria, Va.
WANTED-500o0 old or broken phono-
graph records; hiehest prices paid. Bring
them in or call DI. 400, Star Radio Co,
Evening star., 1943-09-01

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurniShed houses in the
northwest section OF the city and near
suburbs We can find YOU a responsible
tenant If you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 3600
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APIS. FURNISHED tcon,.D

pvt bath Electroiux gas gas, Ia' heat eiee.; fs.;
So 80, Fmployed couple.
1913 9Th ST. NW.~-Nicelv furn, bedroom
adults, Christian couple
WooDRIDGE. 2523 18th ST. n.e.-Livins
room bedroom, kitchen and sleeping porch
Cony. to transportation and shopping
senter 6 QL1et Christian adults
bath apt. Reasonable rent For details
csil Ma. 2a35 not later than : pm.
CoNGENtAL GIRL, . to ~, to share r.
room apt. with two others Jewish home,
FAR FART tfsRspi oF poIIsF TA; s53G -. ,o..
to couple who vii board j adults, terms
arranged, 3544 st. NV. OR. 1886
1900 NEWTON ST. N.w-Attractlve l.
room room s2t' range. Frigidaire. sink, semi
e sr NV aefoss yosRs sf psSfsSIarge 'saF Sa
front RON, kitchenette' use of piano,
c.h.w.: So week; call before noon dsiiv' !.
CHEVY CFASE. d. Giving room. din
lng room. bedroom; share kitchen and b.;
sEDvICEMAN'S WIFE has beautiful aot.
10 share with girl located near 2Ist and
Pa ave; NV Box 1l1-X. Star
Ne :3f 18th ST.-Girl to share lovely
apt with . others. Call after $50, FIR
BASEMENT APT. clean, airy: pvt. bath.
pvt, entrance; large bed-hving room and
KITCHEN , $50 month. AID $500
pERMhA,NENTM2 IRsih, empl. couples or re-
family occupying first A.; $50 each. Eiec.
refgr., uni. phone. utils. furn. Do not
phone. Can be seen at any time 1929
Shepherd st. NV.
or 3 employed adults; S55 month. Nc
Lean. Va Phone Flmwood 305
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RE-UPHOLS STEERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
445; covering and new inside material in
ciuded: made like Few in finest tapestry
and friezette: workma man shin guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
250p l4th St NV COLUMBIA 1891
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FUFtNIpHED RDOMS-
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
] double bed, . persons. pvt. bath $1,000
2 double beds, 4 persons, pvt bath 1900
double beo, . persons, rung water $50
. double beds, 4 persons. run'g wat 10 ON
PLENTY free parking, open "a hours; bus
stop at door; located midway between Alex
anorla and washington on Route U. s. /.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Jackson 1898
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE
ApARTMeNT HOUSES For SALE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Nov.
ing & Storase Co. Taylor 2a31. %
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FARM e. GARDEN

RIDING HORSE, good Jumper. spirited
also pony and work horse: will sell yer.
reasonable. no use for same w D
Howard. -Four Corners. Md. ST.. 6l96
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET CANADIAN GIRL desires we'll
furnished, comfortable bedroom, laundry
facilities. breakfast or kitchen prtvilege es.
Box 401-Z, Star
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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

CABIN CRUISER, 4O-ft., sleeps : people
twin screw; $1,000. Call MA. 3934, MI
Ernst or Mr. JustuS
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THE JOHN KILPEN.

23l0 ASHMEADE PL. NV
Have nice single and double rooms
availo Bile for Sept. l and Is: ! with pri-
vate bath: excellent meals: 24-hr. switch
board service. HO 1866.
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1874 INGLESIDE TER. NV.
. Rooms. All Facilities Furnished. -
HARRISON-WASHBURN CO.,
927 New York Ave. NV. RE 3435.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
QUIET, SETTLED MAN, share apartment
Drinkers don't answer. Box 23O-Z. Star
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DOGS, PETS, ETC

DALNIATIAN (femalel & months old $50.
Phone after 6 pm, IA. 1861. 5104 7th
Cookers, So: red and white male. 4
mo-. sire, ch. Ringers Rapid; every male
in 4 generations is ch. DARK red male.
PEKTNEsE FEMAT E, REGiSTEPED. S.5.
Dog Hotel, 7344 Georgia Ave. TIA 4i!.l.
WOULD like to find good lSome for Fit
tenS, 103 9th 81. w, 3rd floor.
COCKER SPANIEL, black with white on
chess, pedigreed, 9l2 mos. cid. Call WO
BOXERS, loyal companion and protection
for the home: these outstanding champion
sired PUBS are ready for delivery. Ma.
1043, Alexandria OS05
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COAL WOOD FUEL OIL
BOATS.

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak will cut
to any length; $50 cord delivered FIR
$50 :"
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NEAR ROCKVILLE. Md
IN ROCKCREST-S76 6s0

with fireplace, dining room, kitchen 2
bedrooms M and bath; End floor, 2 bedrooms
ana path; tpli basement, gas heat air
Sonable terms. To inspect cali
l.. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
Established 1910
7716 Wis Ave. WI. 1000; Ewes. WI 4a43.
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S14, $50.
North Cleveland Park.

A detached brick home, situated at one
OF the highest elevations in the District,
chial schools. st fioor-liv. rm, din rm.,
sunrm., tiled layatory, kitchen and pantry:
2nd floor; stairway to large storage attic.
semiautomatic hot-wster heating system.
rock wool insulation, built-in garage Inn
mediate possession. Inspection by appoint
ment. This evening. call MR.. CoNDTT,
OR. 2121.
THOS. J. FISHER Il CO., INC,
73S 18th St NV. Realtor DI 6s3D
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Charm-Individuality.
Chew Chase. D. C-S15 o5O

Immediate possession. Center-hall Co.
lonial in fine location west of Conn.
ave; bedrooms and . baths on second
floor, large. well-apportioned living room
pretty dining room with corner cupboard
fine, modern kitchen and breakfast room
gas heat. screened living porch nicely
IandScaped lot and garage. BOSS "a
PHELPS. realtors, MA. 1900 (exclusiyelyS
sundays and evenings call WI 100
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TOWN CLUB.

7 NWU Mass. Ave. NV.
II you want the best food since YOU left
home in p congenial but not ritzy environ
our family of about 100 boys and girls;
double and triple only DU 1854
In Beautiful Jewish Home
For young men and women Famous for
our food. Pleasant social contacts
Dissins $. 2013 Mass ave. Dupont Circle
Evening star., 1943-09-01

OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
porch. full basement etc: convenient to
everything. A real home value that can't
t3e,c5ea oe peat. EoR ONLY s6.450,
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

CLEVELAND PARK, I block west Conn.
sVe-Detached brick home. 3 bedrooms,
paths and maids room with bath,
porcheS. b.-i. GARAGE, h.-wh oil. LARGE
SlS,150.
A. D. CRUMBAUGH.
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:, This house is located in the incest sec
and bath with prewar features, such as
oil air-conditioned heat. copper water
pipes and screens. The front and rear
yards are attractively Handicapped with
evergreenS and flowers. Priced to sell,
eau Mr. 1Vey, TIE 2600 latter o pm,
AID. S6SSf, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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1925 O st. NV

Attractive double room, young ladies'
twin neoS; owners home; all improvements
and cOnVenieDceS MI 5000
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Master bedroom. twin beds, newly furn..
pvt. shower: conV. transp. 320 Farragu
st. NV GE 1863.
1923 KANSAS AVE. NV.
. front rms. for ladies, nonsmokers
Oppos. express bus stop. Phone GE. 4sl3.
IN OLD MT. PLEASANT.
Separate entrance, living room and .
porches for, exclusive use of double and
single rooms, made available by draft for
q young men tub and shower. deck tennis
home AID 1895
1902 CALVERT ST. NV.
Larse double room, semi-private bath,
INV: couple or gentlemen.
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DETACHED BRICK.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
BRIGHTWOOD

Semidetached brick, s well-arranged
rooms, bedrooms, ? baths on second
modern kitchen: newly redecorated, insu-
Ia tated; deep lot. garage. Excellent value.
Sl2'95Q. Exclusive. Shown by appoint
co. 1904 Connecticut ave
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$500 DOWN PAYMENT.
Immediate possession 1919 Cav pl
ne, Row brick, one year old. 5 rooms,
tiled bath, hot-water oil heat No base
ment or garage. Near good transp. stores.
schools. Price. S6.250. Monthly paw
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

The brief was filed by Solicitor
General Charles Fahy In the case
OF three colored soldiers, Richard
Adams. John Walter Bordenaye
and Lawrence Mitchell. The three
men had been tried, convicted and
sentenced to death in the United
States District Court on a charge
or rape involving a white civilian
woman In the limits of Camp Ciai-
borne, a Government reservation in
Louisiana.
Following their conviction, the
defendants, by appeal and habeas
corpus, raised for the first time
the question that the United States
had not acquired criminal jurisdics
ton over offenses committed in thiS
particular Army camp, the Lam
having originally been purchased
Tor national forest and turned
over to the Army without any
hotice OF acceptance of exclusive
OF concurrent jurisdiction by the
United States ever being filed with
the Louisiana authorities as Fed
eral law requires.
the Circuit Court of Appeals
certined the question of the exis-
tence OF Federal criminal jurisdic-
tion to the Supreme Court. The
Dfle1 OF the United States con-
ceoed that no criminal jurisdiction
Continued on back pagel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
One Killed, Two
Injured In Auto
Accident

LEARNED, Miss-One woman
was instantly Killed and two men
seriously injured near here Satur-
day night when crowded automo-
bile in which they were riding
crashed into bridge rail- The car
driven bv George Stubbifield of
Utica, stuck thebridge rail, tore 9
part of il away and landed in the
ditch Some Is feet below. Highway
patrolmen investigating the accident
said that the victims were pinned
under the car when it crashed in
the ditch
The dead woman was Mollie
Walton of Utica, and the injured
men Charlie Burnly and Charles
Runer also Of Utica. All of the
occupants Of the we're Negroes with
three others sustaining minor in.
juries.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

had regained possession of more
than 500 acres of the valuable and
fertile Delta lands. known as the
Mound Bayou Lands. by payment
Of an Indebtedness of approximately
$50, 10000 that the grounds, building
and equipment and furnishings of
Campbell College, which had beer
foTeclosed by Sheriff's Sale and
abandoned had been repurchased;
that, several thousand dollars owed
by the college for long period of
years had been worked off and that
the buildings and equipment had
been remodeled ard revamped at a
cost of $7,00S00 all of which had
been paid with Campbell College
now operating almost on a cash
basis. Referring to the renewed con-
Continued on Page g.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
AME's To Hold Two-State Victory
Celebration AT Campbell College

JACKSON, Miss-The Eighth Epis-
copal District of the AME Church
held a Two-State Victory Celebra-
ton in conjunction with Campbell
College Commencement Exercises
here May 9-13, as Bishop s. l..
Green, who has presided over the
9Th Episcopal District for the past
twelve years called churchmen
from Mississippi and Louisiana tc
celebrate the paying off of al debts
of the district, and witness the
53rd Annual Commencement of
Campbell College.
Bishop Green, in praising the
unified Ministry and membership
OF both states for the all but UNI
believable oneness of purpose and
aspiration, said. that the receiver
ship had been lifted and the church
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Ministers Hold
Institute At
Alcorn College

ALCORN, Miss. May 10-The Fifth
Annual Interdenominational IN
stitute for Town and Rural Pastors
at Alcorn A. and M. College was
held May 3-8 1913. The Institute
brought together a tota | of 80
ministers representing four de-
nominations for a week of intensive
Glasses met daily and the pro-
grams were built around the gen.
eral theme: The Rural Church
Serving Youth, The Farm and The
Home.
Special evening programs were
arranged. Among the persons APP
rearing on the evening programs
We're: DR.. A. A Cosey. President
General State Baptist Convention
Vice President Miss, Cooperative
Church Council: Mr.. A. L. Holsey
Field Representative AGRICULTURAL
Adj. Admins, Mr.. F.. C. Wilcox
on, Secretary. Junius Ward johnson
Memorial YMCA, Vicksburg, Miss.
Chairman, Miss, Council on Inter
racial Cooperation. Mrs. Ruth r
Sanders, Instructor Public School
Music Alcorn A. and M. College
Mr. Nathaniel B. Bond. State IN
formation Officer, Office of Price
Administration and President
Jacob L. Reddix Jackson College,
Jackson, Miss.
The members of the Faculty
We're. President William H. Bell,
Alcorn A. and M. College. Alcorn
Miss, Samuel w Williams, Chap
lain, Alcorn A and M. College
Director of the Institute j. H
Continued on back page)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Mississippi Gets First Negro
Member OF State AAA Committee

CLARKSDALE, Miss. - Willie E.
Ammons, for a number of years
County Agent of Coahoma County,
has been appointed a member of
the state AAA Committee. The an
nouncement Of the appointment of
Mr.. AmmonS, whose work in Goa
homa county has been long recog-
nized as one of the greatest con-
tributing factors to the growing
high standard among Negro farm
owners and farm tenants of the
county was announced this week by
Mr.. T. M Patterson. State AAA
Administrator, with offices in Jack
SON. The appointment of Mr.. Am
mons makes him the first Negro
member of the State AAA Com
mittee.
In announcing the appointment
of Mr.. Ammons, the State AAA Adj
ministrator stated that the ap-
pointment had been made in order
to assist Negro farmers in using the
AAA farm program to improve
their farms, make better living, and
reach war crop goals. Mr.. Jimmie
Hand of Rolling Fork, member of
the State AAA Committee, empha-
sized the need for assisting Negro
farmers in making full use of the
AAA program, which he said offer
ed them definite international and
financing assistance in planning
their farming operations, in car
rying out soil building practice, and
producing more abundant living
on the farm, and termed the ap-
polntment of Ammons as step in
the. right direction.
Mr.. Ammons VIII have his office
in jackson, with M. M. Hubert,
State Negro Extension Agent, work.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Hit|erism Here And Abroad
Observation-Disclosures

DETROIT, Mich. - (SNS) - In
an about drive against Hitler at
home and abroad, the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People will replace its an
nual conference this year with g.
day emergency meeting in Detroit,
June 3-6 on the Status of the Ne
gro in the War for Freedom
The climax of the conference
which will open at 8 p. M, Thurs
day, June 3, will be the presenta-
ton OF the Spingarn award on Sun
day, June s, to Judge William H.
Hastie, former civilian aide to Sec
rotary of War Stimson. 1t is anti
cipated that the award will be
made in the presence of $4,000 spec
tators at the Briggs Stadium here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Unit Already
Assigned To-
Overseas Duty
Colonel Woods
Is Impressed
With Progress

WESTINGHOUSE N S)-Wlth
one of Negro Marines already as
signed to overseas duty and others
being trained in artillery, anti
aircraft. communications and other
fields. Marine Corps Headquarters
Monday announced plans for re-
cruitment of 10000 Negroes.
Approximately 1000 Negro Mar
ines are now being trained in the
5lst Composite Defense Battalion
at Montsord Point, Camp LeJeune-
mammoth Marine Training Reser-
walton at New River, N. C.-and
new recruits are arriving at the
rate of 40 a day.
Breaking a tradition Of 167 years,
the Marine Corps began the en-
listment of Negroes on June l.,
1912. Three months later, the first
group of 1,200-volunteers from
all sections of the country-began
their training at the 200-square
mile North Carolina camp which
had been constructed at cost OF
$50 100000
RECEIVED Z WEEKS TRAINING
Placed under the command of
Col. Samuel A. Woods, Jr., for
mer military instructor at The
Citadel, a military school at Char
lesion G. and a Marina veteran
of 26-years active service, the first
Negro Marines completed seven
weeks of basic training before re-
.ceiving special instruction in man.
ming outposts in offensive action.
Basic training included four weeks
as boots" during which they learn
ed drill, manual of arms, bayonet
use and other fundamentals, and
three weeks at the Rifle Range camp
for instruction in the use of fire
arms and Workmanship.
Following basic training, the VOL
unteers were permitted to select
their branch of service. AS a re-
suit some received training in an
ti-aircraft and artillery work, COM
munications, machine gun and
small artillery. Others chose head
quarters, transport, personnel, de-
pot, and steward work. Regardless
of choice, however, all the Negro
Marines were taught to use seven
Continued on back page)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

Risked Lives In
Crash Of Bomber,
Trio Commended
Formal Retreat
Parade Held In
Heroes Honor

AUGUSTA, -(SNS-Three
colored soldiers of Daniel Field.
Augusta. have been commended
by Col. Cornelius E. O'Connor,
Commanding Officer Of that Air
Base, for their courageous
action beyond the call of duty,
In attempting to rescue the men,
bers of a bomber crew trapped in
their flaming plane following a
crash recently.
The men commended are CpIs.
Melvin Cook and Charles L. Craig
of the 7th Aviation Squadron,
and Pvt John D. Hilton of the
l95th Ordnance Company. At a
formal Retreat Parade Friday, the
three We're called to the front of
all Daniel Field troops massed in
formation. and the letters of COM
mendation read. The commenda-
dations became part Of the soldiers
Continued on back page)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

home of the Detroit Tigers baseball
club.
HASTE resigned early this year
from the War department in pro-
test against the perpetuation of dis
criminatory practices by the depart
ment. Paul Robson will sing at
this demonstration, in which such
public figures as Mrs. Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt, Phillip Murray. c.
I. o. president, and Congressman
Will Rogers, Jr., of California have
been invited to participate.
AT the conference, which prom
ises to be the greatest in the history
of the Association, an effective pro-
gram for determining methods for
fighting segregation and insult
against Negroes while the war is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Coop Store Is
Organized AT
Southern Christian

EDWARDS, Miss An organ
ization which promises to be both
popular and profitable to the stu
dents and teachers at Southern
Christian Institute is the Coopera-
tive Store recently organized and
now in operation Both students
and teachers are eligible for men,
bership and share holding.
Officers of the organization are
as follows: President, John Long,
manager, Charles Mosley, Jr., pres
ident, Margret Berry, vice-presi-
dent, Catherine Jackson, secretary,
Arthur Henderson, treasurer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

still in progress and for presenting
the Negroes cause to the peace con-
ference when it is held will be de-
veloped.
Plans will also be made for for
mulating and executing the inclu-
sion Of the Negro in this and 9TH
er countries in the planning and
direction of a postwar world.
Among the topics to be dis
cussed are: THE Right to Work"
Legal Barriers to the Full Use of
Minorities in the Winning of the
War" "The Press, Radio and Mo-
ton Picture "The Negro Church
in the Fight to Win the War"
Barriers to the Negro Farmers
Participation in Winning the War"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

ing under the direction of the state
AAA Committee and in coopera-
ton with County Extension Agents,
Vocational Teachers and other ag-
ricultural workers and will also or
ganize Institutional material to be
used in explanation of the AAA
program to Negro farmers, agricul-
tural instructors, ministers and
church leaders in all counties.
Mr.. Ammons is a graduate of AL
corn College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15
Many In New Guinea Detachment
Distinguish Themselves By Acts

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA (SNS)-The men,
bers of American Negro engineering unit are making
history in the South Pacific performing mero
ous acts of bravery wherever they contact the
This outfit sent to New Guinea more than year
being the first American detachment be stationed
this island Their specific task to construct air.
droes reads DOCKS and bridges and according reports
of officers they have done great job in this capacity
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-15

In referring to the work of
these engineers, General Hanford
C. MacNider, of Mason City, Iowa,
said, they're one OF the workingest
outfits in this mans army" In adj
dressing these troops. the general
also paid them high tribute for
the building and upkeep of the
airfields, which made possible the
destruction of the Japanese convoy
in the BiSmark Sea.