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Evening star., 1944-07-18
RECIPES WANTED?

RECIPES WANTED?
REQUESTED by Mrs. J. +. D., Jr.
SilUer Spring.
I would like to know II some one
has a recipe for "Corn Meal Pone'
that Is made with molasses. Also, II
some one would give me good re-
cipe for Beaten Biscuits" or Mary
land Biscuits"
Evening star., 1944-01-19
Cathedral Heights Citizens
Discuss Extension Of Area

Inclusion of Mclean Gardens
residents as members of the Ca
thedral Heights-Cleveland Park
Citizens Association was discussed
last night at the meeting of the
civic organization although no ac-
tion was taken on the extension OF
invitations to such residents.
Members pointed out that boun
daries OF areas as set up for civilian
defense here do not conform to
boundaries set up as limits for
citizens associations, which in
many cases overlap one another.
While the Friendship Heights
Citizens Association has assumed
that Mclean Gardens is within its
area, members of the Cathedral
Heights group contended that be-
cause Of recent development, the
Mclean Gardens area should be
divided, at least.
An appeal was made to the group
to lend every aid to the Fourth War
Loan campaign.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
Australia and New Zealand
Back World Air Authority
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CANBERRA, Australia, Jan. 19.-
The Australian-New Zealand Con-
ference agreed today to support
the principle that ownership, op-
Grafton and control of international
civil air routes be vested in an
international air authority.
Attorney General Herbert v. Evatt
of Australia and Prime Minister
Fraser of New Zealand announced
their governments support of the
proposal, subject to two conditions
These were, first, that interna-
tional trunk routes should be speci-
fed as part of any international
agreement for air transport, and
second, that the right of each
country to conduct all services
within its own territorial jurisdic-
ton should be recognized.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
AFL Urges Careful
Program for Use
OF War Prisoners
Dy the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 19.-The AFL
Executive Council proposes that the
Government work out a definite
policy of employing prisoners of war
on useful projects that neither will
invite danger of sabotage nor COM
pete with free American workers.
President William Green said
complaints about the actual and
proposed employment Of such pris-
oners had reached the Federation
A formal statement issued by the
council said: This practice is dan
gerous and is calculated to arouse
deep resentment among American
workers. It cannot be justified on
the grounds Of manpower shortages
or for any other reason"
Mr.. Green, offhand, cited a COM
plant from woodcutters in Wiscon-
sin and the proposal to use the
war prisoners in railroad work.
Hail End of Rail Dispute.
AFL officials hailed settlement of
the railroad wage dispute, which
involved more than a million affi-
lated rail workers. Mr.. Green said
"It will end situation filled with
suspense. We will all share the
feeling Of satisfaction of the nom
operating employees
The council began discussion Of
some of the problems relating to the
postwar and reconversion periods
and the current cutbacks in produc-
tion, particularly the unemployment
angle. Large numbers of building
mechanics have not been able tC
find work at their own trades. Mr.
Green said that in New York alone
this was true of 80 per cent of the
bricklayers and SO per. cent of the
electrical workers.
1--WE have encouraged them," sale
Mr.. Green, ito go into shipbuildine
and other war plants, but the new
difficulty is that in a number OF
plants there have been cutbackS
the production has been so great"
Ask Seats on Postwar Boards.
The council called for representa-
tion Of labor on all boards, commits
sions and panels of Government
considering such problems; directed
Mr.. Green to call on all AFL central
(city) bodies to obtain representa-
tion on local postwar agencies; re-
affirmed its demand for labor repre-
sentation at the peace conference,
and agreed to prepare Immediately
to give all possible encouragement
to the launching of a private hous-
Evening star., 1944-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES,

AFTER THIS DATE will not be respon-
slble for any debt contracted by anybody
other than myself. Harold A. Scott, GAL
Marlooro pike Sc, Wash. 10, D. C. 19'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM
bers OF Columbia Federal Savings and Loan
Association will be held in the Office OF
the association. 716 11th st. NV, Wednes-
day. January 10. 1914, at 500 pm.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders OF the Columbia Title. Insurance
CO. OF the DISTRICT of Columbia for purpose
OF electing 10 Trustees of the Company
heretofore advertised for Dec. 20, 1943
ofhce of the Company, 500 E st. NV.
on Monday. February p, 1874. at
O'Clock. Polls will be opened at . O'Clock
Transfer Of Stock will close Feb. II, 1914
to FEB q, 1874, both dates inclusive.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
ANNUAL REPORT
>, BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO.

BECKER. PAINT & GLASS co.
We. the undersigned, the President and
. majority Of the Board Of trustees of
ton organized and existing under the
laws, OF the District of Columbia, do
hereby certify that the amount Of the
total authorized capital stock of said
company is Twenty Thousand Dollars
IS200oo.00), Of which Twenty Thousand
Dollars $3.50. 100000 has actually been
5shid; f. and thst the amount of the existing
(sirned w. R. WINsLoW,
tsisned) CHAPMAN J. G1LBERT." LBET"'
. tsisned) JOSEPH c. KL1NGE' KL1NNeis'ee'
lsisned JOHN e. DUvALL, ''e''
tsisned, EVELYN KL1NoEE. Ds'ee'
Trustee.
I; w r. .WINsLoW, President of the
Becker Paint & Glass Co., a corporation
orsanized and existing under the laws OF
the District Of Columbia, being first duly
sworn, depose and say that the facts
stated in the aforegoing report are true to
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
(signed) w. r., WINSLOw.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF January, AID. 1914.
NigneO NARY g.. MUIR,
Notary Public. d. c.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
ANNUAL Al I,,ISlI REPORT pr q

w. n. W1NSlOW CO.
We, the undersigned, the President and
hs q Wnser laS S0eEd o. 51qsessi
S sanssd sna ID eSsS unseF the laws
that the amount Of the total authorized
HUNDRED Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
THeh1f1s rhoussna Of mich pos 1as Hgned ss5
100000 has actually been paid, and that
the AMOUNT of the existing debts is
jsisned> W, R. w1NsLow,
7sisneo A. L. MA1EosEE. EG5ss1asn''
csisned, JOHN E. DgvALGs aVai.fs'
csisne0 ELLIS E. sNGE IEaE,ee'
csisneo JAMES vEKsos, asss5ss'
esisned, L. e. sM1THERs, HERS
Trustee.
Diirss s. 0f + cejHRsss #HRshoW ss President Of the
sxis.as ee under th dSsDSIasSaa q
the DistsS, Of coqmba fsIs first aSy
stated in the aforegoing report are true to
WAC 7sisnedi ". r.. w1NsLow;
18Th dsy q ,snusry anu rs Ap 70 1917 s s 'n''
lsisnsd) NARY NARY S, 6; MUIR
January r, 1914 bs the Rossiyn Loan Co.
B A Thissell President,
A L. Freedman. Vice Pres. and Mgr.
Lawrence w Douglas Treas. and Sec
Directors. John z; Fowler,
H. B. Fields
B. A. Thisseil.
p. NJ. Smith,
Fletcher Kemp.
Lawrence w Douglas
Evening star., 1944-01-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

WAITRESS. excellent SAL
cry, good references required. Emerson
cHxMBERMAID-w WAITRESS, no cooking
or laundry. Sundays of; . in family; sood
noon or after s.
live in must be capable and experienced
Y rs5s. saso snd health card required; wages open
COOK to prepare and serve dinner week.
day evenings for . adults. Call WI. 347s
COOK, colored. no laundry, only downstairs
work: other help kept; good wages; refs
COOK, experienced, g.h.w.; live in or out;
loGsl references; GEORGETOWN. HO. 7076,
nT genera ha a h1usework work live in priyate
COUPLE, settled. sober: wife care for room
ing house. small salary and apt. Apply
COUPIE, experienced, settled, live in, cook
zen @Esneral housework, excellent wages. Phone
GENERAI HoUsEwoRKER, Q to 4, no
cooking. no THURSDAYS or Sundays; adults:
SsHstsssSi1E ssi1 HoSst%ohxER, 81 Irish: llv. in
{; ;iI!SI:. spIlqEsn; g M salary onep; liys in
GaW. and experienced cook with refer
CIV, plain cooking. exp. ST. wk. and
earfars: Thursday afternoon and Sunday
and ' su h0ass ana Rhus Afternoon Se bah
SIS; health card. references Union 1876
G.HW. AND COOKING, 8 adults, no wash
ing, $lS per week. Apt. sos, Delano Apts.
6; G;H.W 5 adults; .s1s wk.. large room
tile bath: electric dishwasher: Thurs and
Sun: Oh: refs. WI. 1879.
GIRL, refined, willing worker. g.h.w., nc
laundry; no cooking; SIS week; 5is day,
GIL. exper.. for s.h.w., no cooking: hours,
4. an. to pm; $40 per month: refs
1890 Van Buren st. NV. GE. ,6066.
GIkLS, Q, white, live In, care Of family oi
2. eemieere Of infant later; lovely bedroom
path ana garden. Gall Adams 267o after
Evening star., 1944-01-19
HELP MEN tcontinusd) .

MEN, young, over 10. free to travel In
"; " towns owns Gan Gan earn $40 per week Room
.5S rsi @ s tss
eadsn HSSis heb hsrs ana s,s
To-. top wages: wages: permanent name Jobs to good men.
hs FEE IVA oSEhAoR. sih also
look after furnace. Apply TO 10 am. or
e NAN man Vark 1899 1000 1sh salar st.
kfGaT kH{SHams %IfcRMAN, Il axA hours pm. to 7:ao
See Mr. nssff sefi Ases ss'In In slsS
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER. with
Apply Security Home Improvement Co.
PLxsTERERS, white. for inside work, 51a.
Park Hotel Conn. ave and Woodley rd, NV
PORTER, colored, 5 or pm: to 10 pm
PORTER, draft deferred preferred; good
hours' 10 ar % pay an snd os1S meals; tips Wardman
PORTER: eoiored. light work. Apply Shah
PORTER 1colored1. over 81 years old. Ap-
ply 1850 Conn., ave. NV. EN- OS25.
PORTER, colored. for high-class restau-
| rant; top wages, good meals; hours, 3 to
II3g;m wear,ey,s. 4Is 18th st. nv. 90.
good salary. Fort Stevens Pharmacy
6l30 Georgia ave. NV.
PRESSER wanted at once at 3918 14tf
PREssER. Walter Reed Hospital Tailor
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to organic,
property to sell See Mr. Breneman, Fed.
eral Finance Co.. 915 New York ave. NV
RESTAURANT NIGHT MANAGER. excel.
lent. opportunity for sober, reliable man
good earnings. with Sundays and holidays
on. Dikeman'S Restaurant, 600 18th
ROUTE MEN, white. 1s to 80 years of age
to service food-vending eauipment; average
SALESMAN. experienced, must have car
Chance s9 mTs heve Sea oX ss snd
SALESMAN. experienced. take over estab.
lished route, AZ or, over 38. by leadins
Institutional wholesale grocer. Box 10y 1.
SERVICE STATION MEN. 2. first class
will pay fancy salary. Mr. Bond. Jack
SHOE R SALESMAN. experienced. $50 week
sGN sRp Ta1Kn faINTrR Ro0tEy s dsss s4 o4 St Outdoor
work: work permanent lob Job good good wages. val The
sspsrs sGs FSod Bay e0G JACK yons
soDA Ma55 f9f DfsPfSsERs. 4 fSEEssF some experience
pP rn or s15s aeersa aDp a7s
SPOTTFR, dry cleaning. Arcade Sunshine
Co, 5l3 Lamont st. NV, personnel office
STOCK CLERK. colored. for SC and 1os
store good salary: Call DE; 5l69
TENOR SOL0IST for Protestant church
ri fRnck 5RIvER, selorsd, reference re-
Gn!fsS ApR,y Box 42sT Star
time and half Tor a oyertime. Apply lEiy Hor
mann Upholsters 2447 18th ST. NV,
ater or phone ME. 1925
ing conditions. 4o-hour week. time and
half for overtime. See Mr.. Carroll. 344t
WAITER. coiored. refined and experienced
; weekdays, evenings and all day Sundays
WAITER. coiored, experienced for evening
prefer man employed during the day
WATERS for country club; good earnings
Call manager, WI. 3I00.
WATERS, colored: excellent opportunity
for dependable men to earn good WAGES In
exclusive restaurant. Apply afternoons
MATCHMAKER, well-established firm
S, Mitchell. l404 N. Y. ave. NV
WATCHMAN, retired policeman or privat,
ase, etc. For further information writ,
Box 1sl-X. Star.
WANTED stake body trucks to haul coal
Good pav. Call MA 1855.
WANTED. watchman. midde-aged, loca
! PATENT LAWYER,
Specification writer; state full particulars
starting salary; permanent. Box 4soT
Evening star., 1944-01-19

ing program immediately after the
war.
The council today will hear John
p. Frey, president Of the AFL metal
trades department, who wants the
Federation to lead fight for uniflca-
ton of Federal labor agencies, pref
erably under the Labor Department.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
HRlp woMRA fce.,.).

:nsiI mn sasss Phone NA aozo ics @ Interview;
ssfPas,asSHsaaitH sfesoSsatHr.. sss week: vacation and
sick .eave with pay. Apply r. Mars. 40
fYrfsTS or .tenosr.pher experience NOT
necessary; ne pleasant wsrkinE conditions; 5.
TYPIsT. Telephone operator and sensral
T9Tffs h1H 1es rs. t: Estate once. no
psrienee ,o required; permanent position.
TYiIsT. experienced, $50 per week. Apply
in person, 1917 r st. NV. RIM 9O5
Apply Mrs naf' VANS @ smsehs iss ssorase Co. q
TYPisT or dictsphone operator preferred;
5-day. 40-hour week. Apply ll21 .5th
WAITRESS, white, in private school: pleas.
Miss Garter, WO. S31s
.9Ss ssss Il. "ss g,
WA,TREsS VA Iss, wanted se9a short hours.
n Gsppitoi st INQUIRE Mr.. Quinn.
11TsfssEsc s Hsfkiy c1 Ap1ly SR a4Sa IS99 soan 70
WOMAN; white, living in Vicinity 1900
blk Gallatin NV, to stay with school a &c
ImHiISTsp mnMeH several @ NIGHTS week. RIA. 1872.
ment: Box 500-B, Star. or GE 1929.
care OF lE-year-old child, 8 wks: excel
lsnt nt treGommendations. Telephone TIE. 1854
WOMEN needed to MI positions as bank
| pookkeepers and clerks, previous experience
not NECESSARY. Address applications to p. o.
WANTED, hat check girl full or part time
Apply checkroom, Hotel Raieiah, between
| 1913 and 6-l0 10s
ESTABLISHED real estate ONCE, woman
experienced in stenography and general
once work Give experience and reference
Box 260-X, Star
MTLLINER.
L A R0od nosifinn for canahla Wnnnan
Evening star., 1944-01-19
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

CHEVY CHASE PAINT e. HARDWARE co
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
o. o. GInevy ,I Chase Paint & Hardware Co,
ior the election OF Trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting will be held at the once Of the
560S Connecticut Avenue Northwest. on
Wednesday, the nth day Of April, 1914.
AZ 'isa Gslen.dS q sI0ok kARRENcE T N E. rRorH,
Evening star., 1944-01-19
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Becker Paint and Glass Co. for the
election of trustees for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting will he held at the ONCE of the
corporation in the District Of Columbia
1888 Wisconsin avenue northwest. on
Saturday, the fifteenth day of April, 1914,
at 200 o'clock pm.
tsigned) JOSEPH C. KLINGE,
Evening star., 1944-01-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, live in. expert
enced. Apply 1925 1st ST. s.w. 1a'
GIRL, eolored, wants Job, ghw and cook
ing: all day Sunday and u day in week of;
prefer Conn ave; home nishts. Hobart
GIRL, neat colored wishes days work:
1915 and carfare: week days only. NO.
GIRL. colored, wants sh.w.; SIS week or
part time S4 per day and carfare, city
only. Phone DE S55l.
GIRL, colored, wants g.hw., will live in.
AD aO36.
MAID, experienced. colored, for general
work: good cook: references. Jessie john
son, Chestnut 0s66 "a.
MAN, colored. wants position as chef or
second cook, best Of references. Phone
Adams 1887
WOMAN. colored, wants days work, 2 days
per week. Call at l43 ST Sc
Evening star., 1944-01-19
ANNUAL REPORT q

ANNUAL REPORT OF
CHEVY CHASE PAINT AND HDWE. CO.
We. the undersigned, the president and
a majority of the Board of Trustees of
the Chevy Chase Paint and Hardware Co,
a, corporation organized and existing under
the laws Of the District Of Columbia, do
ne hereby Ger esrtity that the amount of the
company is ten thousand dollars ts1O, ,OOOJ,
OF which ten thousand. dollars (S1O,O0O)
has actually been paid, and that the
amount Of the existing debts is S3,930.72.
(siEnedo W. R. WINsLoW.
tsirned0 HORACE E. TRorH,
tsisned) LAWRENCE E. TRoTH,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.: i1''ee
l. w. r. WINSLOW. president of the
Chevy Chase Paint and Hardware Co, .
corporation organized and existing under
the laws Of the District OF Columbia, being
nrst duly sworn, depose and say that the
facts stated in the aforegoing report are
true to the best of my knowledge and
tsiened) w r WINsLoW.
18th day Of January AID. 1914. WING
tSigned) MARY G. MUIR,
M.t1 n,,t~
Evening star., 1944-01-19
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored. want Job as janitor,
With quarters Call Sligo 60o2.
MAN AND WIFE lcoloredD desire employ
ment building; moderate salary with quar-
ters. Dupont 1a45
1922 18th ST. N.W.-Stenographers. men
or women, with typewriter, available any
time from 70 IL pm, Sl.25 per hour.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
HELP WoAAGk Gent,
WAR WIDOW

Or other between ages Of 20 and 35, quail.
ned to teach 2 and 3 year olds in nursery
department Of an established private
school; one who can play piano drive an
auto or ride horseback preferred: good sal
ary and excellent living quarters. Box
Evening star., 1944-01-19

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
OF
w r. WINSLOW CO.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF w r. Winslow Co, for the election OF
trustees for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting, will be
held at the ONCE Of the corporation in the
District of Columbia. a22 New York Ave
nue. northwest, on Saturday, the first day
Of April, 1914, at 800 o'clock pm
(SignedD JAMES VERNON,
Evening star., 1944-01-19
PART-TIME WORK

1A1I I 11N1E WOIth.
Help in the war effort by learning to
operate Streetcar or bus or by working
collect fares and load streetcars and buses
n. n the downtown area in the afternoon
and pay you while learning Training NAV
be taken during free hours No Sunday
work. Need men and women able to report
FOR work weekdays before am and S:30
m. and then work for several hours
Also those able to report between 3 and 4
pm. and work at least 3 hours at a time.
Apply Weekday Mornings
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
36th and Prospect Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
YOUNG MAN.

Under 80, to assist the superintendent
several hundred men. Must be high school
gpnsIoas.e era asnr9 With some timekeepins or pay
knowledge Of engineering. CONSTRUCTION ex
perience not necessary. Excellent oppor-
tunlty for advancement for a man who
men. Write for interview. giving age, edu-
ca ation. experience, martial and draft
status whether at present employed and
salary desired. Please inclose recent snap
shot shot which will be returned. Box 465-T.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

SFANISH-Native teachers; conversational
method; beginners, advanced student;
fe13'
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines.
new classess now starting Enroll at BOYD
REFRESHER COURSES
In SHORTHAND, typewritine. Bookkeeping.
Eng spelling; THOUSANDS viii Be looking
for work SOON, matter Of few months:
PREPARE NoWSTopAY. New classes
starting, enroll today for advancement.
NEED Is stenographers, typists, book.
positions open every FEW MINUTES. y
rAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 (opp. Capitol Theater) MA 234e.
Evening star., 1944-01-19
SECRETARY

SECRETARY, -
Experienced, to take charge small busy
once: must b able take dictation and keen
doubls-entyy bookS: haN day SATURDAY, 30
ASvE wssfi tflers opsn. Phone Mr..
Evening star., 1944-01-19

LOCAL WAR INDUSTRY
Needs trainees for machine shop and air.
ing excellent working conditions Apply
personnel off1ce. 9 M to pm,
ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP.
Rlverdale, Md.
Persons Employed in Essential War
Industry Cannot Be Cnnsidered
Evening star., 1944-01-19
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
For permanent work in essential food in
dustry. Starting salary S34 and S35 for
4S-hour week. Inside work Membership
IN Milk Drivers and Dairy Employees
Union required. Initiation fee is S25
Members Of A. F. L. Teamsters' Union can
transfer without. cost. Apply 2040 West
Va. ave. ne. II you have previously been
EMPLOYED please bring your release
Evening star., 1944-01-19
SALESMAN.

OALIIOMAN.
Will a clean-cut man with personality,
draft exempt. having a car. possessing a
ing a high-class clientele contact us with
reference to a sales position paying good
dividends today. with tremendous post
war potential; this is an excellent field,
with splendid opportunity for a hard work
er with a desire to succeed. Write Box
40S-G, Star.
TOOL AND DIE MAKERS
For defense plant Full or part time.
Excellent opportunities, Apply Bowen g.
Co, 47l2 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md
Must have release
Stock and Shipping Clerk.
Good working conditions and good pay
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-05
Warns Against
Postwar Race
Disturbances
FBI Graduates
old They Must
Be On The Alert

WASHINGTON, - CAMP -
Warning against racial outbreaks
which may follow the cessation OF
hostilities, Adolph A. Berle Jr., as
sistant secretary of state, told the
graduating class of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation on Satrr~
day that part of the responsibility
for aVerting such developments Will
rest with them The disputes them
selves, he said, can best be settled
before the forum of public opinion
In the United States, Berle de-
clared, there is sometimes a ten
dency to transfer Guarrels from
the Old World to the cities Of this
country, in which are represented
almost every race and national
group. Sometimes those quarrels
are spontaneous, he continued,
and sometimes they are stimulated
from abroad
That is why the government
has never recognized that any for
eign country had any vested right
to set up claims upon groups IN
the United States who were affill-
ated with the country by ties OF
blood OF race" he added. That IS
why the American public mas gen.
orally reacted against poiitlcal
movements in the United States
based on race blocs."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-05
Demo Plank IS 4
Splinter-Wf1ite

sion by merely asserting that rights
guaranteed under the Constitution
exist and that Congress Should
exert its full constitutional powers
to protect those rights" When the
"The Platform says nothing re-
garding the Fair Employment
Practice Committee, the poll tax,
lynching, mistreatment of Negroes
in the armed services, discrimina-
ton in employment or segregation.
ed in 1868 it said better what the
Democratic Platform of 1914 as
Serts.
Fourteenth Amendment was ratifi-
ut is little comfort to know that
the Democratic Convention did not
go further and yield to the South
ern demand for a white suprer
macy plank, restoration of the
tWo-thirds rule, and reputation
OF the Supreme Courts decision in
the Texas White Primary Case
Neither party platform on the
Negro is satisfactory to intelligent
Negroes"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-05

BOUGAINVILLE, Northern Solo
mons (SNS)-A Cavalry officer
md three enlisted Doughboys OF
he 93rd Infantry Division have
been awarded the Bronze Star
Iedal for meritorious service on
3ollgainville Island in the South
Pacific, the War Department an
bounced Monday. All four Of the
saeritorious acts occurred on May
n, 1914.
In his fourth fire fight within two
iays, Second Lieutenant Charles
r. Collins, Of 1853 Indiana Avenue,
chicago, Illinois, was wounded
everely but continued on to ac-
0mplish his mission. He was sub
equently wounded three more
lines. In this condition he cOntinu-
d to survive, within enemy terri
Dry, until he was able to make his
ray to his unit.
Sergeant James L. Owens Of 3742
Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
exposed himself to enemy obser-
alton to deliver fire on an enemy
lortar squad that was seriously