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$500 Cash. $40 Monthly.
$500 Cash. sos Monthly
Brand-new white asbestos 2-bedroom
homes, coal air.conditioned heat, large
noored attic with space for additions
rooms, attractive breakfast set in built-in
nook, living room. electric kitchen and
bath with recessed tub and shower; mate
rial all bought before the emergency, all
labor done by expert prewar mechanics.
Move in Immediately. Price. 5000 and
S5,400.
MR.. DICKEY, Real Estate,
2eoa Gheyerlz, Ave, cheyerly, Nd.
DIAL WAKEFIELD 1146.
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5715 Both AVE,
EVANSVILLE Hills

HIATISVIIIE HILLS.
a TWO story brick. 5k years old. First
large sun parlor, "a bath full dining room
and modern kitchen with electric refg!
SECOND floor, has three large bedrooms and
beautiful recreation room, laundry room
and furnace room. Oil air-conditioned
heat, automatic oil hot-water heater.
Large garage attached to house under sun
parlor. Features include built-in cup
boards, copper plumbing, copper screens,
weather stripped and well insulated Extra
large lot, 50x1S7 with large frame build
ing on rear. 12x24. Entire lot nicely
fenced Terms: $4,000 cash, small
payment
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACRES LAND-SI 600.
AT LANGLEY. VA.

100 ACRES IMPROVED WITH 16-ROOM
COLONIAL HOME.
Ideal for division into small estates
This property is located within s miles
Of downtown Washington, in the restricted
Langley area Of Fairfax County, Va. on
buS transportation to the city. The manor
retained as small farming estate of 20
acres. Several barns anG caretaker's house
ROLLING cleared acreage overlooking one
Of nearby Virginia S most attractive estates
Price, including improvements, 5000 per
acre.
George Mason Green Co.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va
CHI. :;S3S. Evenings GIL 1888
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lA-ACRE VICTORY GARDEN.

l 14-ACRE VICTORY GARDEN.
$4,000 square feet land, Washing ton
Highlands. in District, part of Washington.
fine southeast section, two blocks from
bus; water and electricity available; near
4th and Atlantic SITS. block from four
family apartment at 9th and Chesapeake
SITS; price. Sl,750, on terms $3.50 cash
and monthly.
BEALL TURNER g. CO.. RANDOLPH nss5
HOS Vermont Ave National IR131
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COLONIAL ESTATE,
1872 ACRES.
STONE VILLA.
u ACRES, SWIMMING POOL.
STONE CARETAKER'S HOUSE.
LARGE CONSERVATORY

TWO-CAR STONE GARAGE
This beautiful place is on a high eleva-
ton. The top floor affords a commanding
view OF beautiful surrounding country. The
large and avst w on man
Planned for gracious living or extensive
entertaining. Two beautiful open fire.
places of marble. The second floor has four
master bedrooms with two tile baths. Large
space for servants quarters and storage
on top floor: Large recreation room in
lawns in rear of house with swimming
pool on lower terrace. SO #. by, 40 #.
Beautiful grounds, nicely handicapped;
fountains, marble benches, etc. Just lar
enough away from the noise of the city
to relax and yet only q couple of miles
from the District line. show place,
For Further Particulars Cali
peter ]. hagan,
1897 saith sr. NE, nj. RAINIER, MD.
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SO,VDU.
BRICKSITE BUNGALOW,

COTTAGE cry, ND
Thls is real buy for some one who
appreciates a real home No money has
been spared to make it comfortable Five
nice rooms and bath. Beautiful modern
kitchen with built order cabinets, dou-
Bile drainboard sink, electric refrigerator.
Full basement with laundry trays. Hot
water heat with Iron Fireman Full
screens and other extras. Nice level lot
well handicapped. Reasonable terms.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
We can offer so splendid lots facing on
2 main roads, possibility for shopping CEN
tie all improvements available, at S40O
a lot If scId in entirety
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO., INC,
SH. 1852.
COLORED-Shadyside Md.-Spacious lots
pleasant surroundings; reasonably priced
Mrs. c. B. Crowner. Phone West River
5S-F-1l
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ARLINGTON VA

broom frame bungalow, $3.50 Sides
and roof insulated with rock wool. One
bath, hardwood floors, hot-air oil heat.
Ready for immediate occupancy. Sold on
cow. terms. Located at 1907 Taylor ST.,
Arlington
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
1913 Lee Highway. CHI $500.
SUNDAY 4G1Q
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Sunday, or THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Brick and stone semidetached, rooms
and bath, conditioned heat, electric re-
nice lot: rear yard fenced; price. $3.50.
N. G. Hines g. Sons, Realtors, .
1l07 No. Irving st. CHI 244o
A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY.
Situated on hill with beautiful view in
nearby Virginia, on 70 of an acre, with
abundant shrubbery and trees LIST floor,
center hall, large living room, fireplace,
opening onto inclosed pine paneled porch,
large dining room. A really large, lovely
kitchen; End foer, 3 bedrooms, baths,
ment, attractive recreation room, bar,
maids room and bath. oil heat, Gear ga
rage. Conv. everything. S1S,5O0.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
COOS Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 4213. Realtor. GIL. 3711.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,

15U5 II ST. W. National 2345
CoLORED, NE.-52-ft corner lot on car
line: plans and permit for Aunt apt !;
81 800. 5 lots, one So. from carline, cor
ner alley. apt. or row houses; 1,S00. At
902S or Box Sob, Star.
COLORED attention, corner. near Howard
University: excellent location for apt first
comm. zone, present annual rent, S942;
worth your inspection. MA. 14OS
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON.
Attractive 5-room brick home on wooded
lot, near BUCKINGHAM shopping center and
3 bus lines. Unusually large rooms,
equipped kitchen, fireplace, oil h-w. heat,
ful dry basement, screened porch, garage
until 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

machinery. At best, robots only per
form stunts. Consider, for example,
the remarkable talking fisherman
shown on the top OF this page-a life
size, realistic robot bearing a striking
resemblance TO its inventor, Milton
Tenenbaum, we'll known Brooklyn
sculptor and mechanic.
This automatic fisherman really
fisheS-when there's tug on its line.
a mechanism rings a bell, raises the
robots arm and pulls the catch out
of the water Not only that, the robot
can talk. He spins a good fish story
like nobody's business. but it's just
a trick done with a microphone.
Without a human master this con
trivance is just a big doll.
Then there's the mechanical chess
player, which was considered super
natural marvel 200 years ago.
AS shown On the diagram, a dwarf
crawled inside the base and operated
the dummy's hands. The wheels and
springs were phony.
Houdin's cigarette-smoking auto
NATION likewise fooled the English
and French. Many onlookers mar
veled at the gigantic robot at the
New York Worlds Fair but it's ac-
complishments were nothing COM
pared to the muscular mechanism
that makes us blink our eyes.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

never develop in to
useful devices. In fact,
it wasn't until man
stopped trying to pro-
duce inventions that
initiated his own ac-
tons that he finally
succeeded in making
practical labor-saving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
By DIR. DONALD A. LAIRD
Internationally Known Psychologist and Lecturer

ITS not yen for efficiency
that causes some of us TO
j construct human-nke ro-
bots and makes the rest of
us fascinated with the appar-
ent wonders they perform.
All down the ages, man
has been devising realistic
automatons, once in a while,
perhaps, with some vague
notion of turning out in his
own image a Contrivance
that would relieve him Of
burdensome labor.
But the real reason so
many ingenious mechanics
devote long hours 10 making
these diverting playthings is
that they're indulging a
hangover from the childhood
habit Of make-believe-giv-
ing vent 10 the persistent
urge to play with dolls.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25


CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
Sons Brothers
CPL Bob Edge, (army), Pfc. Paul Edge marine corps
and Archie Edge 1/c (navy)
With all
Nom, Dad, Leatha, and Oral, Forrest David
and Wilma
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
BY JOEL w. SMITH

After getting off to rather SLOW
start, Morris Browns Purple VOL
VERNE cagers reached their stride
and chalked up a hard-earned 48-
Il victory over the Tuskegee Army
Air Field Officers quintet, at Sum
set Casino.
The Air Corps Officers, paced
bv 1t. Ira O'Neil, former Arizona
State star piled up an early lead,
but the Wolverines eyened the
count, 1912, and we're out in front,
23-16 at the end of the first half.
Russell Hapgood and William
Billy" Carter continued their bril-
liant performance, as Morris
Brown increased the margin in the
second half. 1t. Arthur Polite, ex-
Howard star and O'Neil started a
rally for the Tuskegee Flyers, but
the Wolverines held a, 48-41 adj
vantage when the timers whistle
ended the game.
The Tuskegee Officers, with
Captain Harold Martin, we'll
known CIAA coach in charge play
ed great game, but were unable
to match the all-around play of
Coach Arts p Graves Wolverines.
Hapgood emerged high point
man with 10 markers, followed by
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
WRITER CLAIMS WHITES Are TIRED OF Ne GRO
BOXERS BEATING THEIR LIGHTER SKIN FOES
Last Two Beau Jack
Fights Cited By Him

State and in territory operating
in cahoots with the Empire
State, came TO grips with Sam
my Angott of Washington, Pa,
who basks in the favor of the
National Boxing Association, as
lightweight titleholder, IN ten
round affair before crowd of
1918 which paid $84,870 to
see the two fight in an affair
that involved no championship
and settled nothing as to who
actually is the lightweight chain
pion of the world. The decision was
a draw and prompted the observa~
ton that the white TALKS are ''Sick
and tired" of colored fighters WIN
ming everything in boxing, since IL
was apparent as sore Thumb
among 5 well fingers that Beau
Jack won from here to there.
The officials arrived at three dill
ferent conclusions. Referee Frankie
Fullam. usually a capable arbiter,
give each fighter five rounds. judge
Marty Monroe gave Beau Jack SIX
rounds and Angott four, While
Judge Charley Draycott handed An
gott seven rounds and three TO
Bean Jack. I gave Beau Jack the
fight on a basis of five rounds, one
round for Angott the first, four
heats even. This opinion was agreed
with bv many sports writer's who
fet that the Similarity of styles lett
little 20 chsoe from.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
By DON DeLEIGHBUR

NEW YORK - Some folks
around Harlemtown are believing
that the whites have finally been
fed up on this business of letting
colored boy beat white boy
before a lot of people as in box
ing at Madison Square Garden.
They are citing the last two
Beau Jack fights at the House
That Tex Built and Joe Louis
Improved, as cases in point.
In the first Beau Jack encount-
er, the Georgia Terror chased in
futile effort one fleet-footed
white boy named Lulu Constan
tino for ten rounds, laying
gloves on him once in while
and seldom being harmed by
Constantine when the latter was
cornered and had to fight. The
referee, Eddie Joseph, at the end
of the ten rounds, voted the
fight to Constantine by eight
rounds to two. Beau Jack was
saved, however, by the two judg-
es who saw the fight the other
way. six to four, which was toe
close for most of the fans who
saw the bicycling exhibition put
on by Constantine. Beau's title
was not at stake.
Last Friday night, Beau Jack,
who is recognized as the light
weight champion in New York
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
| Is Not Enough,
Says Mother Of ]

CINCINNATI, Ohio-S N ST.,
Il have always wanted twins OF
tripletS," says Mrs. Minnie L. ed
wards, 1873 w. Court Street. / was
so disappointed when my baby,
Pauline GWendolyn was porn De-
cember 81, 1943 l hoped and
prayed for either twins or triplets
my friends think I am crazy
Maybe I am, because that is just
what I wanted.
Il think babies are tile sweetas;
things on earth, To me, each one
born is Just another Precious
Little Pink Bundle from Heaven.
My family is SO proud of the new
baby. Even though I am IL, ] am
a very proud mother and haven:
given UP hope Of twins or triplets
says Mrs Edwards as she held
her four weeks old baby girl in 1ner
arms. She calls her-Booful.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05

WASHINGTON = (OWD The
splendid contribution the Ameri-
can Negro has made on the home
front in this war should not only
be continued, hut also should be
accelerated to meet the increased
demands of offensive actions in all
battle areas, DR.. e. B. Henderson,
member of the National Council on
Physical Fitness of the Federal Sc
curity Agency, told special lunch
con group on Wednesday, January
rs.
The luncheon was held III Wash
ington, .. c. to initiate 9, move
ment of home front industrial ply
steal fitness throughout the coun-
try. Discussing the program. DR..
Henderson declared.
Physical fitness will play a
prominent part in keeping our
home front physically strong and
alert, and well-rounded sports pro-
gram is good means of keeping
home front morale high.
This program under the generi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Alabama State Places
'Skegee On Licked List
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala.
-Tuskegees long list of IL con-
secutive victories was broken
here tonight by Alabama State
Teachers College, Montgomery,
in a brilliantly played game III
which neither team was sure of
victory until the final whistle.
State won by the score of Al
to SO.
It was the sensational shoot
ing of Spears, with 8 field goals
and gift shot, for a total of
10 points, who gave the Hornets
hope of achievement. The accur-
ate shooting center did not seem
to pick his spots to point for the
basket. He swished the bali
through the nets from the side
court and also sent it on long
rides from various points of the
floor to score.
Hollis, another good State
player, was held i'll check. His
score for the evening was three
points-a basket and a charity
chance. jefferson, Clayton and
King functioned capably, each
contributing to the State scoring
column. Tuskegge led at the half,
10 to IT,
For the losers, the high scor-
Ell was Perry, who turned in IL
points, one of which was free
throw. Before Hamburger went
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
If Nature Sleeps

You should try OSR Tablets. IL
you lack, pep, energy, vitality and
don't have natural desires for fun
and good times, il you suffer from
aches and pains, coated tongue or
bad skin, IL may be due to faulty
elimination. HELP NATURE with
OSR TABLETS-nature's herbs in
tablet from. CAUTION: Take only
as shown by simple directions on
the box. The SAFE FRESCRIF-
TION-TYPE Ingredients In OSR
Tablets give quick, pleasant re-
lief. Yes, yourl smile as you do your
daily duty like healthy man OF
woman. SEND NO MONEY-pay
postman 81 plus postage for q BIG
box of 1870 OSR Tablets. Or send
81 n o W and we pa y postage
HEALTH is POWEE-WRIIE TO.
DAY! STANDARD REMEDY CO.
Dept. S, 4, Baltimore 2, Maryland.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Tuskegee Air
Cagers Bow TO
'Ban1a State

MONTGOMERY, ALA sensa-
tional Alabama State Teachers
College quintet downed the fight
ing Tuskegee Army Air Field Gag
ers in heated tilt at State
Teachers Gymnasium, Friday
night, Jan. 2Sth, by the score OF
47-36.
Coach C. Johnson Dunn's 'Bama
State machine came from behind
at the half. when they trailed ex-
Xavierite 1t. Eldridge Williams
Air Forces service team by one
point. to cop the lead in the nip
and tuck affair.
Leading the dazzling Hornet
last period attack was Hollis,
speedy State forward who hit the
nets for string music to the tune
of eighteen points for high score
honors in the fray. Other out
standing players on the Alabama
State team were Spears, lanky
center who tailed eight points
while turning in a beautiful floor
game, and King who accounted for
twelve of States points.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Tennessee State
Has Lady Coach
Nv CHARLES J. SMITH

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - CSNS) -
out of collegiate competition for
the past three years the Tennessee
State Tigers have returned to the
hardwood. They hold a 31-2l vic
tory over West Virginia, 44-22 VIC
tory over Lane College, 1922 and
25-12 over the local NAAC Five,
26-l9 over q local semi-pro outfit
They have been defeated by Fisk
University, Tuskegee Institute, Lane
College and the Meharry Medic
Five
The team is coached by Mrs.
Wilette Goodlett, only woman ever
to coach a major basketball five.
She attended Savage School. OF
Physical Education where she
ranked nationally as a basketball
player. She was graduated from the
School of Physical Education and
received the M A. degree from Co
lumbia University.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Pullman Porter
Is Purchaser Of
Initial War Bond

LWAUKEE, Wis.--(S N 81
The distinction of officially being
the first Bond buyer in the Fourth
War Loan in Wisconsin went to
Price Collins, Pullman porter on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad.
Collins. also first to buy Bond
in all previous drives, was on hand
at the War Finance Committees
tiers.
headquarters in Milwaukee at che
minute past midnight as the drive
officially opened. He bought a
$1,000 Bond. and explained that
this was in addition to regular
payroll deduction purchases.
A veteran of the last war, Col
Inns was also a purchaser of Liber-
ty Bonds before going to France
as a private. He is 81 years old,
and has been Pullman porter on
the same road for the last %
years.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
GIVES A SOFT
GLOSSY SHEEN.
to DRY HAIR

Georgia Peach Brilliantine Is q
good oil that will help soften the
ends of hair that are dry, cracking,
and brittle because Of faulty hot
combing or permanent waving. 1t
will help preserve your marcel and
water waves longer while 1t makes
your hair more glossy and lustrious.
It keeps unru1y hair III place. 1t
gives a fine, soft, glossy sheen to
dry hair that makes 1t gleasn. A
large bottle is one dollar. SEND NO
MONEY. Just Write and give your
name and address. Pay when you
get your Georgia Peach Brilliantine
Hair OIL only 81 plus few cents
postage. Money back If you are not
delighted with the results. Write to
GOLD MEDAL HAIR CO., Dept.
S. M, 1O6 Avenue o. Brooklyn 4.
NJ. Y.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Sammy Angott
And Beau Jack
Fight TO Draw

NEW YORK - (SNS) Beau
Jack. worlds lightweight boxing
titleholder, and Sammy Angott,
who holds claim also TO the same
title, recognized in states other
than New York, fought a fast
and close 10 round draw decision
Friday night in Madison Square
garden, before another record
crowd for the season.
Both fighters were in up-top
form and gave the fans something
to look at in the matter of classy
boxing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Many New Faces To Be In Lineup
Of Black Crackers This Season

the post will be among the best
in the business, it was revealed.
The club management is carefully
considering several men for this
all-impOrtant post, which Will
have most to do with the success
or failure of the club in the mat
ter of winning and losing games.
OF course it was stated that the
management will be in position
within the next several days to
state just who will lead the Black
Crackers on the field this season.
BASEBALL CENTER
1t was further stated that a
list OF the player personnel will
be announced soon, and that the
definite date for the beginning of
spring drills will be made known.
Atlanta has long been a great
baseball center, with whites and
colored, supporting their clubs
and there is every reason to be-
lieve that this season will be no
exception. From present indications
the White and Black Crackers
will be in there pitching for wins
over the enemies who will invade
these shores.
1t is planned that there will be
full schedule of games here
when the White Crackers are
away, and enough games booked
to keep the Black Crackers busy
on the road when their white
brothers are in town.
All things considered it looks
like a grand and glorious year
out on the baseball lot this COM
ing season for the boys who do
the BALL tossing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
'Skegee Girls
Lose 3 To Is

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
Tuskegee's Tigerettes were defeat
ed in their third start of the sea-
son, 80 to %, by the seXtet from the
Grabbing, Louisiana Normal
School. coached by Fidelia Adams
Johnson, herself a former Tuske-
gee hardwood star and a Stanaout
on the Tuskegee women'S track
and field team.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Physical Fitness In
War Effort Stressed

direction of Federal Security Adj
ministrator Paul v. McNutt's Com
mittee on Physical Fitness is de-
sidneg odthe mrothe brothe NOR
signed to carry to industry and to
employees throughout the country
the story Of the Importance OF
physical fitness among industrial
workers of America. Employers and
the community should coope-
rate to make it possible for every
war plant worker to participate III
some vigorous form of activity ev-
cry day, either through sports, call
isthenics, gardening, hiking, or
some other activity. he plan in
cludes activities for both men and
women of every age group found In
industry today"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
You're Not Too Old
To Feel Young

This Is a message for men who have
tanning 100 tablets, TO Dept. ID, Happse
known life but no longer find u thrilling
because Of the lack OF certain vitaEniRs
and hormoness Keenan,, recent medi-
cal discovery combining vitan,ins and
hcrmcnes may multiply the vim and gest
whole approach, your whole attitude to-
ward life, may improve when you begin
to use Heeman. Now IL may BIS possible
for middle-aged men to again enjoy the
same spirit. vitality and pleasures that
made their you'll, thing TO remember
Added years need not subtract from your
pleasures when you use Herman. the
new medical formula combining Vita
minis and hOrm0nes. Follow directions on
label. Send $500 for large bottle con-
Products Co., $50 Euclid Ave-. Dept. ID.
Cleveland Ia, Ohio.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Almost Ends Ring
Career OF Puglist

Ike's life for he went down for the
third time on his face, hanging to
the roues. DR.. Terry, the Penn.
Commissions physician. worked
over him for ten minutes before
he moved. He was knocked cut III
The 18th round Tbs grass gate
was s55.828. Monty scaled 1877 ana
Williams 131 1-2. Now the Boocat
heads for Madison Square Gsiueli-