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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

\ MERIKOJE randas tokiu kurie samoningai ar ne
\ noye1an1i pasitanaut bolsevkams siulo Americas
deokratai pasitikti pusaulelyje Rusijos komunizma
r taiD surads su uo bendrus reikalus dirbt sven
pasaulio ateities sutvarsyma.
Vienas betgi rasytojas padaro payginima sekanti
Metodistu Baptistu arba Kataku tkejimas sutiktV
eti r nusienkt Buddistu tikeiimo atstovams? Me
ados e taip nepadarytu nelenktu galvu, bet pa
spiktinusai skeltu galva jeigu Amerikoe atvyk
tn Buddistu misolerai cia tikejima Xxi pusiau-
kees platin Todel sake tas rasytojas If tulu
nyrnas kad Americas denokrata susitiktu Stalino
ideomis pusiaukeyie yra nedasleistina nesamone
Ir stikro iegu dernokratija yra demokratija pill
toma kad patkti kolems dikatorams kurie sia proga
Amelika net naudojasi?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

sTABAKO produktu dirbtuves 1889 metals suvar-
toto suvi 40 mion svaru cukraus isdirbimui cigar
cigaretu If kramtomos tabokos Gal del to- kaip tulos
dgareu fi1mos reklamuoasi, u cgareta yra "saldes-
ni' -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

COVIETU agentai visoms pusemis rekia-saukia antro
y fronto kad butu sumusta Vokieta ir kad Rusija
buu Sgeh6ta ir palikta takoje r ramybeje tue metu
ka Rusija gyvena taikoje Japonja. Ar uz to nes-
slepia kokia bosevku klastinga Wits?
Mes zinome kaip bolsevikai skelbe, dar prizes Rusu-
VoldeGiu susikovima kad "kapitastines karo kursty
tojos salys" nori sukrsinti "gerus draugus kad Vo
kietja uzpultu Russia ir abu diktotoriai vienas kta
musdami ygiai nusilpnetu if liktu be reiksmes.
Az sto pat netroksta Rusijos dktatoria noreda-
mi greciausia bagti kara su Vokietija, palikt
Anerikai kariauti Japona? Nera abepones kad So
vietams butu svarbu matyt Amerika Japonija kau-
jants kes metus ir vena kta tick nusipninant, kad
paskui jau buu lengva bolsevkams pasikesnti uzka-
Eauti visa Azija ir Europa Atsidekodami Amerika
uz pagalba, Soveta, be abejo dar gelbetu Japonija
Anlerika nusti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

EE karas bagus prizes sekancius 1914 metu preziden-
- to rnkimus, labiausa reika bijoti sta ko:
Republikonai, noredami rinkmus lamet vel mesis
"nesikisimo Europos reikaus" klika, bandydami kal
tinti Roosevelta ir Demokratus itraukimu Americas
kara zadedami 'pgiausu budu' apsiet sutaupant pi-
nigus aksu suazinimais, neaikant Americas kariuo-
sneniQ niekur uzsenyje r sumaznant jQ skaicius ca
pat mamie
Taksas nuslopinti Amerikos gyventojai basuos uz
uos kurie siulys pigiausia set, nezurnt kad daba1
r suprantama rekalngumas prizureti pasaulio taika
r ramybe ir apie tai kalbama ir rupnamasi.
Todel tai yra svarbu kad jau dabar butu sutvarky-
ia If nustatyta pokarne tvarka kad butu askai uztk
rinta mazoms r pavergtoms tautoms pinas atsisteig
r nelieciamybe
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
"Serving America"

Joining in nationwide celebration of I'VE Serve Amer
lea week sponsored by the National Council Negro Won
workers residing in Wake Midway Halls
men dormitores in Washington D. G., paid tribute Wednes-
day evening July the contributions to the war
effort.
The Washington celebration. which included community
songfes conducted by Dr. r. Nathaniel Dett noted pianist
and composer part celebration
public meetings New York City Chicago Toledo and
several other cities during the week of July 40.
DR. Mary Mcleod Bethne founder and President of the
National Council Negro Women opened
New York City independence Day by addressing meeting
of than 1000 persons the Mother lie Zion Church
Other speakers this meeting included Mrs John Hail.
Boston; Mrs. ARENA Mallory, of Lexington Miss, and the
Rev. B. c. Robson, pastor of the church.
parade and open-ar meeting highlighted the cee
bration Chicago July where Mrs Helen Curtis of Brook
yn n w. veteran of service in the last and
director of the Fulton Street Caneen the principal
speaker Other speakers included Mrs Hunter of the
War Bond Savings Staff of Washington, d. c.
Addressing the Washington, c.. celebration Wake
and Midway Halls Wednesday evening, Mrs Rehune de
cared:
This is a grand hour for us This is the hour when
cooperation love and sacrifice much needed
depend heavily the courage and strength OF
hood"
Cmparng the present opportunities for with those
OF the last generation Dr. Bethune amonshed young
to make double of their training and opportunities
The demand for labor is great, she said "and will
tnue to be for to that ndustriaists
will not stop think inquire who OF what
you If you do anything WELL you will find oppor
tunity to put your talent wide use
Dr. Bethune also auded Miss Jeanette Welch executive
secretary of the Council for organizing the national celebi
ton which began with the distribution of drawn by
Z. Smms Campbell noted Negro artist
The celebrations scheduled close July II with
1--WE Serve America the Lucy d. Stowe Residence Hail.
another Washington d. c., dormtory for Negro
workers. The occasion also will be used celebrate Dr.
Bethune's birthday which falls on July TO-
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Office of War Information
FOOD

According to the War Food Administration. LAME
and MUTTON will be available residents OF Pacific Coast
States this month Saughterers in this have been per
mitted increase their deliveries of these
An increase retail prices of about cents No.
cans of ASPARAGUS and IL cents on MUSTARD GREENS
and TURNIP GREENS can be expected result OF the
establishing OF dolar-andcents ceiling prices the 1913 pack
at the level by Office of Price Administration
Limitations the manufacture of PET FOODS have
been by the War Food Administration The lmita-
lions provide minimum maintenance diet for household ami
mails and restrict the of protein supplies.
To insure adequate supplies of CANNED SARDINES ior
military ed Lease and civilian requirements the Govern
has assumed complete control the catching and de
livery of West Coast sardnes duration the war
instructions have been issued by Office OF Price Admin
insure that hospitals obtain necessary sup
Elemental allotment of RArIONIlD FOODS that pa
tient will suffer from dietary deficiency
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
What We Eat

One OF the most essential factors in winning the is
the proper dieting SO important is this government
set up what is called Wartime Nutrition Program in which
TODD demonstrations held in various states The demon
STATIONS show how we'll balanced meals even
under the food shortage and ratoned conditions.
To produce weapons food and all other war supplies re
q1'res longer hours and harder work thus clearly
why the right food in the right amounts should be we'll
explained During wartime scarcity people need
about the selection purchase and preparation of food
through this knowledge the strength and energy kept
top condition.
Wartime Food Demonstrations sponsored BY the Mt
triton and Food Conservation Branch War
mintration They carried in the State
and local Nutrition Committees affiliated in with
local Defense Councils and composed of professional Nutrition
lists interested persons State Officials and Federal representa-
tives Organizations of the committees began in May 1911
and has been completed in than $500 of total
Of 800 counties in the United States.
Food for Victory knowing what plant your Victory
Garden what to buy grocery and how prepare for
health strength and energy.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Shortage OF Teachers Seen

Concern growing shortage al teachers in rural
schools is expressed by the Nomens Advisory Committee OF
the Mar ManpoNer Commission. The committee of which
Miss Margaret Hickey Is chairman today advanced o-pont
ton i'll their school and reduction of educational stand
ards Ihe suggested program follows:
l. Campaign against restrictive hiring specifications with
regard T." marital status and religion
influence local school boards to RAISE teacher salaries
WITHIN VILE limitations
= Initiate campaigns To emphasize education as an es-
defsl3na u}el are engaged III sueh an activity,
~ "'''" VIC 4'e le'' 'is 'e'e''S le'' because
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Releases Statement

A financial statement of the Delta National Bank, at the
close of business June 3d. l943 is carried in this issue We
anxious that take of this credtabe
statement which shows Capital Stock and Surplus to be $3.50
10000 with banking business of Six Million Dollars.
The Delta National Bank is safe and dependable bank.
with competent and considerable personnel 1t member
Of the Federal Reserve System It provides any type of
counts may wish to open.
The best time to open account is nowyou will never
feel proud than when little of what
and watch it grow something big The Delta National
Bank will be glad you and solicit patronage
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Prominent
The Bond You Promised To Buy

Behind every machine. large small there is power
driving or pulling force it be propelled by steam
trio human energy the human heart itself but must
be generating power Back of this big machinery
power-it is the Bonds purchased security not the
bonds promised buy Those bonds which have only
been promised will turn the wheels of production Ii
live under Hitler regime Just never make good
that promise you made to buy bonds When
lend money they give their lives Our
keeping life i'll the soldier, ammunition i'll the guns.
If you have saved money for bond don't for any
thing elseremember Bonds your against
only postwar depression but Hitler ruled country.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Complimentary Letter

T. j. Iuddleson r,
Editor The Century Voice
Nazoo City. Miss.
Dear Tom:
Accept my congratulations Tor your fine publication The
Century Voice have read with growing interest each copy
that YOU have published
To my mind YOU doing great work through Your
understand than 100000 Negroes.
which that wealth OF information and general
OF interest reaches the of your people newspaper
quite influential instrument i'll home and am very
pleased that The Century Voice carries such
will influence for the good and beerment OF Your people
The fact that paper goes to many soldiers means
that at and abroad The Century voice is making itself
felt and known know these boys the field gained
through the information that your people purchased
$COCOOOO worth of bonds making il possible or quick
victory
You have my best wishes for the continued growth OF
The Century DICE.
Yours very truly,
BARNWEII. & BARBOUR.
BY A. +. Barbour.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Bond Rally

More than 400 Negro Bluejackets of the L. S. Naval
Training Station Great Lakes Ill., ashore recently
attend bond rally the Savoy Ballroom Chicago
guests of the Joe Louis Service Guild.
The closed tlree-wee bond campaign conducted
by the service organization with the assistance of fourteen
Chicago clubs during which than 100000 worth of
sold Mrs Poe Louis wife of the worlds heavy
weight boxing champion, is president of the Guild
More than 5000 persons purchased bond 81
savings stamp gain admittance the ballroom special
feature of the evening the Bueacket swing band
Camp Robert Smalls parent camp of the devoted the
training of Negroes at Great Lakes Talent from various
Chicago night clubs also appeared on the program
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Yazoo County Association Meets

The Nazoo County Baptist Association held three days
session at Mt Vernon Baptist Church The Association WAS
well attended and carried its program IN splendid WAY
On the second night OF the meeting the local program was
presented which included welcome behaves OF the JUNIOR
Natrons Aid an eNceponalv active group in the church
which has as its PRESIDENT the energetic Mrs Esther Coleman
Mrs Eliza Huddleson extended the welcome for the JUNIOR
Matrons which was very appropriate and well delivered Inc
welcome for the Sunday School was given by Mr. d. NJ Lind
GOV. Superintendent Mr. Lindsey also assured the Aseoca
tion most cordial welcome. Many OF the leading ministers
were present and took part making the meeting success
and those who attended were greatly benefited.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Good News For Men

Mr. lanes h. Oliver representative Tor The leonard Gu-
railors Company is in Cincinnati ONO the COM
panvs Home Office selecting Fall and Winter samples aud
STYLES for mems wear Mr. Oliver we'll known throughout
the safe the company he represents has stood Tor quality
materials over long period OF years Any knows he has
quality in Leonard Custom apparel and kncWS he IS well ted
if measured v one o representatives. Mr. Oliver writes
that he will excellent line for the coming Season aad
we are passing this good news ON to the men,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
IN THE BULLETIN

WATCH THE BULLETIN FOR
The Highest Reporting Agents For The Month
DISTRICT MEETING DATES
TOTAL NUMBER OF CENTURY DEATHS
AGENT WHO WRITES THE LARGEST NUM-
Der OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE MONTH
AGENT WHO MAKES THE HIGHEST IN
CREASE IN REMITTANCE DURING THE
MONTH
LEADING DISTRICT MEETING REPORTS
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-07-01
Claimed By Death

Mrs jessie Williams passed away at her residence in
North Iintona Sunday morning, July Is 1913 Mrs. Viii
iams the wife of Mr. Hawkins Williams successful and
we'll known farmer Of this county. The Century Burial AS
ISOLATION had charge of the funeral
Evening star., 1943-12-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINED professional woman would like
unfurnished l. or 8 room apt, pvt. bath
and kitchenette. Telephone and conyen-
ience essential; quiet and permanent. Box
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT in
downtown NV, or nearby. Arlington, by
responsible couple, Jan. through March.
3.BEDROOM APT. for adults. Call be-
iMMMEDIATELY, tMssE NV. Dupont circle: furn
/ or rooms, b., k, for i've months adult
couple NO S946 26s
bedroom furnished apartment for occu-
pancy Feb. ID; references exch. Box
2tGRNisHEb itfsNN HE'D OR uNFURNIsHED APT,
with private bath, by Government-employed
couple. BOX 3s6-L. Star.
are willing to pay comfortable sum for
q furnished two-bedroom apartment, not
too far from Dupont Circle. Call Chestnut
1897, Sunday between 10 and 3.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE HOME, one hour Of Wash
ington on macadam road. l2..room brick
mansion, electricity, several baths, modern
heating plant, surrounded by beautiful
grounds with original trees and shrubbery,
outbuildings including stone tenant house,
80 acres with large apple orchard. Price,
x21, 900. Half cash. Shown BY appoint
ment. Phone Herndon 3S. Estates,
country homes. stock and dairy farms IN
Hsrnson Ten spssiafty ssiafsx co.. sus v Farm Agency
16 ACRES, S-room cottage. all modern
conveniences. Broom apt. renting at S65
per. mo-; land rented on shares; $500
cash. Box 211-G. Star.
s ACRES. wooded; 16 miles. In Md. Route
224. $50 down. $40 mo. Bus service
1880 Burke st. Sc.
FLORIDA groves. farms, homes and money
making business opportunities from the
Gulf Coast to the shores OF the mighty
Atlantic. Land Of sunshine, fruit and
flowers, fraerant breezes and waving
palms Write today for your FREE copy
big strost Csstalog hundssds as,, bargains a,tn
lia-W North woodland blvd; pc Land: Fla,;
houses. we'll $3.50, Sa5 mo. 20 a., 9 r.
we'll $500. $500 cash. bal. easy. well
sprins ifo $4,000, 600 $500 cash ia0t. and s:,5 % mo O.
II a, r., mr.. bus to city: $4,000: good
farm: only $1,000 required. Mr.. Perrow
Remington. Va.
FOR SALE. approximately l5o acres
suited for tobacco. stock or dairy farm
tention: N. c. Gibson, AD. s464. Ext
A09 aftAr n y, m
Evening star., 1943-12-26
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BRING YOUR BUICK to Coast-In Pontiac
pgee s olesA caf pls At e ssoo ne '0f n'sh easn
ssSs :;n{;' Pontiac '5ss sss o:H OH
s;s.}ss sss & Ssss ssSS ss' Pontiac. 4as' Con-
nsst'sus 1Es ss meet w 3 sESS Pontiac +asi Con-
DODGE AND CHRYsLER wanted: nam.
your price. will try to meet It. Flood Pom
ga s.ns. wo sta 1870
Hared AZ pay eSo SSu 0'4 4oo %0Pso block ca Rorda
FORD wanted: name your price, will
nseteut 1ss fe meet wo i sFSS FSSd Pontiac 1921 c"n
$500; you will be more than SATISFIED with
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1897 irving
CHEVROLET owners, call Jack Blank,
Adams $500; you will be more than salts
ned with our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1897
PONTIAC owners. call Jack Blank, Adams
our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1927 irving
GLDsMosnE wanted; name your price win
SSsSYsc ssSsslsps; w %5 500 'u''2e. .SA' o0n'
s se ees Fsas.s er'fs sss
i,1 PLi,11MOoIh WANTED--Name your price
G2nnectient Wo s400
WILL PAY q lot of cash for 40 or Al
Chryslers. Mr.; ,Harfield, Coast-1n Pontiac.
! NEED 1910 or Al Chevrolet: will pay
big n. n9nsy n9 Mr, Harfield. Coast-In Pontiac.
CHRYSLER !941; 1910, any model We
mS..,a pay the high price Let US prove i.
oLn 3. n.fal CARS, in any condition: Hyatt Iron
WANT BEST PRICE for your ear9 See
Loving before you sell; We pay. the high
cash price, Loving Motors. 1919 NJ st NV,
Cash for anv make car any condition:
BE SURE 70 SEE LoviNG before =; You aoS sell
to % get the most cash: AZ makes urgently
WILL buy for cash any make or model
used car and pay terrifeally high cash
price Call NO. S31S. Williams, goth and
Rhode Island ave. ne.
LADY wants to buy low-mileage, late
model car for . Gift. Have all cash.
CADILLAC owners. call Jack Blank, Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
my price. Arcade Pontiac. 1897 Irving
et. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
s7ApARTs. UNfURNlsHrp tcert.,
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LOVELY FRONT APT. tile bath and
shower, furn. or unfurn., in new home; 1Oc
YOUNG WOMAN to share 2-room Virginia
apartment, 15 minutes. from Washington,
$50 MONTH separate sleeping rooms. Ex-
ARLINGTON-Large living room. bath
ftom. dinette, kitchenette on Lee hwy.
bus line, Just blocks from Key Bridge;
stop at sign Bergmann Laundry and walk
I block up hill; key at Apt. A. 2113 No.
Rolfe ST. Oxford 4740.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
28O ACRES-S2O OOO

Seventeen miles from Washington over
last roads. this farm has about 100 acres
OF good farm land and q good stand Of
second growth on the wooded portion. It
has abundant natural water and is adapted
has 10 rooms, bath. cleo. furnace and
phone. Several barns and chicken houses
Terms; hsf cash. See MASON HIRST. An
nandale. Va. at the end OF Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed SUNDAYS
142 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, BARN
stream: on good road. 33 miles from D. c.
Price, 81 600: - cash
j. L. c. WEST,
Evening star., 1943-12-26
STOCK FARM

STOCK FARM.
S52 acres at S66 per acre. Q sets OF
main buildings, electricity, touches Po-
cellent section Montgomery County. large
frontage on hard road; terms. MURDOCH,
Kensington 6b3.
STOCK AND TOBACCO FARM
Water front u mile) on estuary Of Po-
tomac River. 35 miles WASHINGTON: excel
lent soil, $50 acres $50 cultivated, 80 tim
Der: 7-room dwelling. 3 tenant houses
numerous farm buildings; S1s.000: request
LEoNARp SNYDER LA PLATA. MD.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND COLONIAL
PROPERTY.
40 acres. "Smallwood's Retreat: farm
Of Gen. VIM. Smallwood OF Revolutionary ~
fame. Governor OF Maryland in 1855. To-
Gated on good road 80 miles from Wash
ington near Mattawoman Creek: 6-room
brick dwelling, phone, current. stove heat
number Of outbuildings Mai James
Smallwood settled on this farm in 1881
became member Of General Assembly in
6a6. price. SO 900.
=. BROOKE MATTHEWS. La Plata. Md
81 ACRES
Groom house with all modern con.
veniences, fruit trees shade 6 outbuild
washington: 50. 300: substantial down
payment required. Cali Fairfax 9O-W-4
Evening star., 1943-12-26
NoUsEs FOR sAlE..

COLORED-$3.76O; 1000 BLOCK SOUTH
Carolina ave. s.c.. ,,stucco over frame:
Lamont near Park pi. NV; .2-story semi
det, Colonial Groom bath, h.-w.h.. coal.
cellar. large yard: possession. MA. 140S.
COLORED-VACANT
Near 22nd and Pa. ave. n.w.---Brick
dwelling, z rooms and bath; suitable for
snce payable $50 Soon, month. t.o includes all all
payments.
CHAs L. NORRIS, Realtor,
2136 Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 2112.
LAkoE kooMs. ExcEL coNND.. oMSER S}MIi
HfGGGprFEP fGW 1GR dH4l1K 5MMED. Ross EBEJP RRIGEP
PASQUAL REALTY, Elk. $3.50, DU. 2S30
NORTH CAPITOL, NEAR
3 ST, SToREROOM. APIS, 3 BATHS,
FOR oUfcK SALE. pAsoUAL SFi, Realty,
EX. $3.50. DU. 2830.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
TIRES FOR $Ale

TIREsITRUCK AND PASSENGER.
New and used truck and passenger tires
for sale. Immediate delivery on most
sizes. OPA certificates required. Call
DE. 2137. City Tire Service Co., 14th
and p sts NV
Evening star., 1943-12-26
ACREAGE ron SALE.

ls2 ACREs, $50 per acre, nearly all q
timber. near Aushesyilie. Nd. 80 mile;
b. C.. tobacco farm. general farming; s
houses, barn. tobacco barns, sheds; abou,
500 per acre. Will sell stock and eautp-
ask for Mr.. Redding, EN-. 1870.
Evening star., 1943-12-26
Sc 000

IL acres; with a substantial 6-room
mouse that has Just been painted 2 coats
White with green shutters and papered
and painted throughout inside II Is wired
and the electricity is available Good well
ance rood stand Of second growth mostly
oak. On a State Soad in Fairfax County,
u miles from Warrington and in an area
that Will benefit from the proposed Shirley
Memorial highway. 81 300 down. balance
monthly, See MASON HIRST Annandale.
Va. at the eend of Columbia pike Phone
Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1943-12-26
"STROUT BARGAINS" !"

500 secures Md. lakeside farm. Espe-
cially adapted to money-making truck and
canning crops. 1S acres, about s in TIL
trees. also grapes: comfortable dwelling, 5
rms, water in Kitchen beautiful view:
to village. 1O-min run to hustline depot
town: realty taxes only $3.50 last year:
nonresident owners quick sale price, ST.
$50. PAGE ~.
Money-makina Riverside "5O"-Attrac-
tive Va. place-jCst right for one man;
l.-acre oyster bed, 25 a, for corn, wheat,
pasture. 3 a wood large variety OF fruit
trees, grapes, strawberries. Colonial dwell
shade, beautiful view barn, other bldes;
village handy: quick-sale price. $500
and owner throws in oyster bed and /, of
crops: part down. Page 80. big free catalog
Bargains 1S States. STROUT REALTY
l42I-N Land Title Bldg Phila 10. Pa