davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
ErUfefIOr 8e5Orf na6m fein Glatt
Dor ben Dumb

8rofeiior Serbert @e8orf, ser
friibere @enerallefretGr Ser oeut-
iden 8aptiiten Sligenoidaft bis CUR
3eit ibrer ~aufbebung bur1 sic SIT
lerregierung, erfldrte auf ser 8ap-
tiltentagung: SIS gibt gegenmGrtig
in BEN 8ereinigten Staten einen
groBeren @nti-S emitismus, ais in
9eutlGlano III Sen '2Oer Sabren.
Sn einigen unierer Std6te Iino go
den paiiiert, Die es Dor Sitlers
Madtiibernabme nidt einmal in
0euti6lano %gegeben bat
SD meroe a6 uno gu bon neu-
gierigen 2euten befragt, Oh Die gu
itan0e IN Sitlers 9euti9lnno mirf-
lid 10 f6limm ieien, ols iie uns in
geipiiien 8iidern unb 3eitungsbe,
ri6ten neueroings beidrieben NOR
ben iino," iagte Brofeifor @e5orf.
SD fam oieie 6rage ~pabrbeits-
getreu beiaben, uno muB nur nod
oa8ufiigen ooB es BORT ni6t idlim-
mer 5ugebt, ais BEL uns bier. @ir,
ais cine Notion, geben ser gnn5en
@elt altf Dem @ebiete bon 8igamie,
bon &inoesabtreibungen uno S6ei-
oungen fitbreno boran."
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
&ir in6en Aen 6OlOtOpf

8iele .@oIogrGber" Itromen nod
Mo5urdeoo. sic piiblen elm peite
@ebiet rlnO Inn Ben Srt I'M unO
I'M. @oIominen iino bier ni1t gu
fin6en, aber man fabnOet mad einem
@oIotopf, ser bier irgenopo Der.
5orgen liegen mrB. aIte, lA0ne
romiI1e @olomiinaen BON bobem
@ert birgt ser Sopf. 9as tpeiB man
10 eelali, neil ser S9astopf i9on
einmal am Sagesli1t NOR, aber
Der, Ser i'm fan0, pergrub i'm nie-
Ser. I1n6 Der ein5ige, Der neiB, mo
er i'm b%ergrub, i6neiet ii6 ooriiber
aus. @eil er glaubt, er miiiie iter-
ben, tpenn oas @olo mieoer ans
Sogesli6t fGme.
Ilno 6os bGngt 10 0uiammen: Der
Mann, Der Sen 2ageort 6es Sdabes
fennt, lit ser 9orfbirt. Slia Conf
off Der li9 oes aniebnli9en offers
bon 100 Sabreu erfreut. Gor 80
Sabren MN fano iein @ater oen
S9ab, untpeit bon &uItenoil, mo
man biele oltr0mii6e lte6erbleiblel
entoefte. Ser Sopf mar bon gefiiat
nit @oIo, uno 10 QroB uno 10 i9mer,
baB Slater Somoff i'm faun ira,
gen fonnte. 9lber einen Gag nod
Ser @ntoedlng muroe Slia franf,
10 idDer franf, OaB Ser &uter an
einen Spuf glaltbtG uno sen Sopf
militant Dem @olo Dieoer Dergru6.
glls Slio nieoer geirnoete, bolie
Ser &ater oen @ol0idas mieoer aus
Dem @rob berpor, 6os er Inn be-
reitet botte. lluO mie0er tuitrOe Slia
frant. 9aS ging oiermal 10, mn
piermol grub Der geGngitigte UNI
an Spnf g~lau6enoe 8ater Sen
S6at mieoer elm. 9anu belieB Ell
i'm BORT.
Nn6 nacDOcm ser Safer geitor6ch
nar, biitqtc iiA Slia, oen SAas gu
bergen. Ginge0enf elmer @arnultg,
Die Der Safer ibm auf Dem Sterile
bette binierlieB lulO in ser pr Iogte.
NaB elm franfer @eiit auf Dem @ol-
De iiBe.
Gem oltru STA l0ite nun Dor Ell
nigen @od]en Der @ein Elm menig
Oie 3un9e. ST plouoerte iiber leiu
@ebeimnis. Gr ioae iagert, no Sis
@ol0 iei, foroerte man i'm otf. (r
lebnte es ab, eS 5u p~errater. Dem
CT 6efiirdtet eben, ooB Ser oltg So
gerau 10 nieOer franf miir0e Wia
Oarnals Der feline Slia ncr 90
Sa6ren.
ltlo er warnte and sic Men
i6en, na6 Dem @oIO 81 in5en.
Aber mas eeben i6on Men dJsr
altf @arnungen, mann Is nm &oiS
gebt. go 5ie6en ocnn INNER mebl
n@oIogrdber" na6 @n3ardcpo
Slia Somoff aber iiebt ibrem 3rei'
ben itia ld6elno 81. @oralls 81
&lugen Sen S0luB 3ie6en, OaB elar
alif Ser faliGen 6dbrte lit. Git
graben 0esbalb ELI paar bunGeri
Wiater meiter. Sur nit Dem eincn
3iel, 6as gleiBenOe @olo in Dem
S6abtopf 81 finoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
Sesinn nnierer ~sOmmerfun5erte

I'm balb 8 llbr am Sonntag=
abeno, ben II. SUM, beginner oie
b%eurigen Sommerfon8erte am $50
ter @ate" I'M Botomac. 9as gr=
offnungSfon5ert miro BON Serrn
Sans &inoler oirigiert. Na1ber
fommen anoere 0irigenten an Die
&eibe.
SIN eriten &onaert peroen Ser
lio8 &afoc8p Marld, Gi6aifomsfps
8ierte Spmpbonie, Saint Saens
&onoo, gapricciio bon Sobann
StralB, &iinitlerleben, uno @eri6-
Minis Summer Sime" geipielt. am
Ia. uno is. SUM- idtuingt Der eng
liide 9irigent Stanley Gbapple ben
Stab. 4ls feline Soloidngerin in
Me55o Soprano miro Die &ana=
oierin Mona Yarlee auftreten.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
Stunt anitatt @aiulin

9as n@ar 9roouction 8oaro"
teilte neuli6 NIT, oaB er @rlaubnis
fir Die Ginfubr BON 4,480,000 Sal
lonen &iim aus fran3oiiid 8eitin-
oien porbereitet. @ie elm Spreder
oes Amts iagt, ioaen Die erlten Gent
oungen in 80 8agen bier ntfommen.
@bma6ungen init Dem 5ran5oii-
i6en &omitee Ser N~ationalen 8e-
freiung ieben cine @infubr BON
1,480,000 @aaonen orei Sabre
alien &iim uno 100000 @allonen
3 Sabre olten ooer Glteren Dor.
9ie 8erteilung ioa nod einem
beitimmten S6liiiiel an amerifani-
i@e Smporteure erfolgen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
9as 2ieb, bns meine Mntter ians
BON &einri6 8. Sid

6riib BON Der Seimat muBt i6 mani
bern,
Bonn g~lternbauie lieb un0 traut;
Wfi6 trieb's BON einem Srt gum an-
bern,
Sd b0rte frem0er Sprade 2aut:
God in oes Qebens regem Ereiben,
9as feline Seiieln Inn mid i6lang,
@iro mir Dor aQem teuer 6leiben
9as 2ieo, oas meme Mutter iangl
@enn ib ais &in6 oes SpieIens miioe
Mfi6 tpanote mad Der W11ltter S6oB,
ltno i9L beriibigt BON Dem 2ieoe,
Nun iorglos meme @ugen i6lOB,
Damn fiiblt' i5 tpie oie i4li6te 8eiIe
Mir mdftig tief ms Serge orang;
90 mirft fein 9eio, Oh laut, Oh leiie,
@ie's 2ie0, Oas meme Mutter lang!
2aui6 i9 ieitber i'm @eiit Dem 2ieoe,
20it es mir ieoe berbe Yein,
ltnO title 8ebmut, tiefer 6rieOe
3iebt oatn in meme Seele Elm.
@ie oft, tpenn i1 in triiben Stunoen
@efGmpft NIT Sorgen i6per uno
bang,
Sab Croft uno Gube ib gefunoen
SIN 2ieo, oos meme @litter iangl
60 mog es ferner mid umi6peben
@uf meines 9aieinS @anoerpfao,
8is emit oas mitbeOoae 2eben
Sen 4bi9luB bier gefun0en bat.
S9lieB Damn oie &ugen id, Oie nit
Den,
&ein Srauer1or, fem @lodenflangl
Singt mir als leBtes 2ieO binieoen
9as 2ie0, oas meme Mltter iangl
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
yEraiuoa" pernrteilt nnieren 8olen-
&Ongrek

r@ramoa", oos fommuniitii6e
@arteiorgan, be8eidnete neulid ben
fiir3li6en polnii6 : amerifanii6en
&ongreB 8u Buffalo in Seem Oorf,
uals cine &omooie polniider So
i6iiten".
Sn Dem @rtifel beiBt es, Der
&ongreB baben ben Braiioenten
&ooiepelt eriu6t, oie Anipriide Der
polniiden @rilregierung in 2onoon
5u unteritiisen", bod oas @ei6rei
BON Sansmuriten Tonne 0as polni-
Idle 8olf ni6t BON Dem @unibe
mad aftiOer milit6riider 5iibrung
abbalten. @s lei boffnungslos, gu
ertparten, oaB Die Sade nit Sitler
in Yolen BON ielbit better piiroe."
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
INT llnO Srrmege Ocr
&OrObilOnngen

Sn ie0er lebenOen Sprade Der
aulturbolfer finbet man @usoriide,
sic uripriingli6 Sremoporter paren
uno ipdter beimii6es Spra6gllt &c.
mor0en fms. @er altBer Dem Siinf.
tigen Spra6fori6er 0enft beute nod
oaranL oaB uniere Abnen, Die an
Sola als 8auitoff eemobnt paren,
oie @orter Maler nno 3iegel aus
murus uno tegltla i'm 2ateinii6en
biloeten? = IS fam aber all9 Dor,
baB oeuti6e @0rter ins Auslano
panoerten utto als ongebli9e Sremo.
p0rter 5u uns auriidfebrten, neil
man tie in ibrer beranoerten Sorm
ni1t nieoer erfannte. 60 crying es
3. 8. Dem altoeuti9en MarI9alc,
bas uripriinglid BferoefneGt
(Wfar . Mdre), 6ann Stanmeiiter
beoeutete. Sci ben Sran5oien muir
be 6araus mareaal, alto 0er bod.
ite Stang, 5u Dem elm Sffi3ier emf
porlteigen fonnte. Sp6ter fam oas
@ort NIT bielen anoeren militdri.
i9en Iusoriiden als WarI6an Su
llns auriid. ginen ieltiamen @eg
bot aud nnier @ort Seleiien gu.
riidgelegt. IS itammt 5par brett
bon Dem fran3oii5en baliie, ober
oieier gusorud 1T elm Sremomort
uno fommt bon Dem griedii6en
pbelones slei6 &eiietai9e, Man.
teliad Der. Sat man bier BEL Der
8iloung oes oeutiAen @ortes Of.
fenbar irrtiimli9 an Sen geba9t,
10 p~eroantt einem dbnli9en Oenf-
febler 6as @ort n4rmbruit" feline
gntftebung, oas peoer nit Mrm
nod nit 8ruit etnas au hun bat.
9as 8ort lit cine @~eritiimmelitng
oes ipdtlateiniiden arcubaliIta, SO.
geni6leuoer. Gin an6eres 8eiipiel
fir cine @ort6ilbung auf @runo
fali6er Sinnoeutling lit Der Maul.
tpurf Ser uripriingli9 our9alis
iinnsemdB @oliwurfe sleid Gro
werfer bieB, obgeleitet bonn olten
Molt, nod erbalten in Sorfmua, in
Miia fir @roe, fir Staub, tp6b-
reno oas nMattl" oes Sieres nidt
oas gerineite init ieiner 8eaei&.
rrns gu tin bat.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
SEIZE perbrandt meiite SettitOffe

9ie 3ibilbep0lferung bes 2anoes
tpir6 oarauf oufmerfiam gemabt,
6aB Der Geifenberbraa@ Der Station
annGbern6 ga 9ro5ert Der benottg-
ten 2 @iniaroen 8fun0 Salg nno
9sett fir oieIes Sabr peri6lingt. 9ie
Sausfrallen iperoen gebetert, altd
meiterbin lire Settreite Der &itde
al 5ammeln uno an Ben ba5u be-
itimmten 8ldben ab5uliefern. Die
Settiammlltng I'M pergangenen Sab
re belief ii9 allf unter 100 Wfiuio-
men 8funo unb es ioa perin6t lper-
ben, oieie Menge beuer auf 230 Veil
lionen Bfuno 81 bringen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
3pei SOOesfGGe innerbalb 48 Stnn-
ben

gm 30. Mai Oeritarb i'm SibleD
&ranfenbous 6rarl 3oio 9ieb aus
SDattsbiae, Mo. an einem Nieren-
leioen. aaum 5nei Gage ipGter Der.
Itarb ibre Sdneiter, 6rnu gfegina
@laier i'm glei9en Soipital an Gum
genent5iinoung. Set Dem CODE if
res Marmes le6te iie 5uriifge8ogen
an Der @eitern Abenre bierielbit.
8eiOe 8erItor6enen maren S6meitern
BON 6rau 90. @urbburger, Mitin-
baberin oes 6efannten Suuelierge-
i61ftes an Der 8. uno g StrnBe
@or0nelt.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
Ginise l1nfuften bes Srieses

Sis, Stiirme uno ionitige @efab-
rem baben Die Soften fir Die 6abrt
zines ein8igen 6ra6ters bon ben
g~ereinigten Staaten na6 Somiet-
ruBlano auf 100000 perteuert.
9ie bo6iten Soften elmer &eile nod
England betragen etma 100000,
na6 Dem 8eriiI6en Golf ungefabr
$245,0OO uno na6r Dem Snoii9en
Gaean 100000.
gisber bat es uns $81,OO0,000
aefoItet, oie 3ipilbebolferltng in ben
beiebten @ebieten Staliens gu ull-
terbalten, bod ales 1T aus Der ito
lienii9en &egierung 6ereits mieoer
5uriidgebolt moroen.
lleber 5000 Sabrraoer peroen
auf Dem 9~ufttpege na6 China inn
portiert, Die bon ben 6ineiii6en
Soloaten auf 8fa6en G%erpenonng
finoen, auf oenen ionit feline anoe-
rem 5abr5euge borpartSfommen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
Nnf Der 8eifernns

8rau Saul &ient5 mltBte ii6
I'M 6riibiabr elmer Operation ipegen
&rampfaoern unter3ieben. sic mar
iebr gefGbrli6 franf uno ibre @rbo-
lung bat ii6 in Die 2dnge ge5ogen.
Sect gebt es beoeuteno better. Serr
aienB lit Snbaber bon 8alls gaferp
in @ethes0o, W1o.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
MQer6inas

@ngelteater: SD mo9te germ am
9onnerstag aus Dem @eI9Gft fern-
bleiben, INN an elmer Seierli6feit
teil5unebmen."
gbef: uMiiiien sic 6enn iiberaG
babel iein?"
@ngeiteGter: n0as ni9t. aber
9onnerstag ~berbeirate i9 mid unb
ga m09te ib gerne babel fem"
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
lSamilien5nUadJs

-Serrn 5. 8ertram ir. uno 6rau
Iuuroe elm fr1ftiger Stainmbalter
.geboren. Mitglieoern oes Mrmini-
us : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m1iroe oas
greignis in Oeren @%eriammlung am
Sonnabeno mitgeteilt.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09
Grframft

SEER @m. S9eerer bat iib bon
elmer 2ungenent5iinoung mieoer 10
melt erbolt, oaB er aiiBer @efabr lit.
@ir miiniden ibm baloige, polige
@eneiung.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-09

-@enn Sic Sbr Saus, M0beI,
@utomobil ODER ionit etuas per-
fidern molten. telepbonieren Sic
bite an Serrn s. 8. @infler,
National 1889 ODER ipre9en sic i'm
8iiro Dor: ITO Sedite StraBe, Noro-
neit.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30
Provide Care For Children
OF Mothers In War Plants

gro children" said Dr.. Iangdon.
''For the areas having common
facilities for all children there is
no breakdown of the costs of Ne
gro children, but it is estimated
that more than 1000 Negro children
are enrolled in these units.
The first group of schools
is stated entirely by Ne
groes and in second group many
Negroes are employed, especially
in sections having a sizeable Ne
gro population.
In discussing the care of young
children the speaker said: 'We
should forget the things of the
past except as they throw light
on problems of the future. We
should be willing to change when
change means progress, determin-
ed always that education shall fill
its high destiny of helping all
peoples to free their thoughts and
spirits through understanding. Such
concept of the function of edu-
cation assumes that education is
broader than school systems,
broader than defined educational
programs, that it is the process of
growth itself, the process of I'M
foldment of understanding in each
individual consciousness.
DR.. Langdon then called atten-
ton to certain trends in the field
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30
NewMembers
Sought BY
Nurse Group

CHICAGO-(S N S)--A nation
wide DRIVE by the National As
ISOLATION of Colored Graduate Muir
ses for 5000 NEW MEMBERS by
JANUARY 1915 has been announ-
ced by Mrs. Frances F. Gaines, R
N. Chicago. Illinois, president OF
the organization.
With program geared to SER
vice, the National Association OF
Colored Graduate Nurses feels de-
finitely that strong united action
for the future must be bulwarked
now by the active participation OF
every Negro nurse in the USA
There are 100 organized units COW
ering % states, mobilized to con-
tact and interest every Negro nur-
Sc in their area to their obliga-
ton and performance in making
the postwar situation of the Ne
gro nurse secure and stable.
This can be their share in the
movement towards democracy for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30
Army In Urgent Appeal
For More Negro Nurses
Response To Latest Call Is
Termed Rather Disappointing

will typify true patriotism and Will
earn the gratitude of the wounded
who need their help.
1.-THE Army nurse said Maj
Gen. Norman T. Kirk, the Army's
surgeon general, sis the Army
doctors right hand. Without her,
the present high standard of health
among our soldiers, and the graft
flying percentage Of recovery OF
battle casualties, would be impes-
sible'
The Army Nurse Corps now
numbers about 10000 members,
who have served the wounded Ct
our army throughout the world.
Army nurse recruits receive an
initial $3.50 to pay for their uni
forms. and are commissioned Sec
ond lieutenants in the Army OF
the United States with pay and
privileges of this rank. After a
four weeks military training course
they are assigned to active duty.
Qualified nurses seeking fur
Their information gre asked to
write to: Surgeon General, U. S.
Army, Washington, D G.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30

WASHINGTON, D. C.-During
the last two years the Federal
Works Agency has made available
more than $4,000, 900 of the Lam
ham Act funds to assist commune
ties in providing child care for
children Of working mothers, DR..
Grace Langdon, FWA Specialist in
Child Care, told the American
Teachers Association in discussing
"Next Steps In Education" before
the 41st annual convention of the
American Teachers Association at
Tennessee A. and 1. State College,
Nashville.
approximately SO 100000 of this
sum has been spent on the care
of some 10000 Negro children en-
rolled in SIS units located in areas
having separate facilities for Me-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30

The NCNW is nom partisan
organization, but urges political
participation of its members in
national local affairs. The Council
endorses neither political party.
It's members, national organiza-
lions of women throughout the
country, are composed of both
Democrats and Republicans.
Mrs. Brown, who while on leave
will be acting in her individual
capacity, will be actively engaged
in speaking and campaigning for
the reelection of President Roose-
welt. She has long been politically
active with the Democratic party
in her home state of Michigan.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30
Charm IS Within The Reach
Of Every Woman Says Helen
PIainest Of
WomenHasA
Good Chance
BY HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)

Good looks have bearing on
charm, yet one can be charming
without them. The plainest wom-
an may possess this subtle, COM
pelling quality that excites admi-
ration and affection 1t shines from
her eyes, it shows in the uplift of
the lip ends, the pose of the figure,
words that are spoken. Her hand
| clasp is warm and friendly. She
has a power that inspires the i'm
a2ination. One wants to know her
better. She never sits on the side
| lines; she is sought out as de-
| lightful companion. She is sincere,
never superficial
She is intelligent and observing,
| otherwise she could not be charm
| ing. Beside her, the beautiful but
dumb creature is complete wash
| out. Good features and lovely fig
ureS are precious inheritances;
| charm is created. You just get
busy in the head and make it.
You must be gentle. unaffected,
tolerant of your fellow creatures.
You must pass along the pleasant
| word, hold back quick speech. You
must be kind to the garbage man,
the cat, and the woman next door.
You must feel friendliness; you
must live it, express it. Doing that
is a much more pleasant vocation
than being a sour pCss who quar-
rels with everyone with whom she
comes in contact.
TOO MANY
There are too many of that
kind In this troubled world-frown-
ing, criticizing, arguing, grasping.
1t has often happened that
great star of the stage, the opera,
or the screen has not been pos
sessed of high grade of pulchri-
tude or even unusual talent, but
she had charm taat put her
over. 1t is indefinable, this wonder
| full quality, but it is recognized at
glance by men. women and chill
dren. Yes, and dogs They recog-
nize it too. They love best the
kindly, dear ones of the family,
shun those who are self -centered,
always getting, never giving.
1t is we'll to have teauty of ex-
preston in every possible manner
1t is well to give the impression
that one finds life zestful, because
happiness of spirit is passed along
| to others. A sense of humor is a
priceless quality; it Gil the wheels
iiof life. What makes the dour wom-
an wrathful and indignant woman
make the light-hearted woman
laugh. What one regards as per-
sonal insult. the OF 1er thinks is
amusing. All depends upon the
point of view
RADIATES HEALTH
The charming woman radiates
health and vitality. She keeps on
learning things, develops a philo-
sophy that keeps her from going
off her trolley For her own peace
of mind she cannot afford to in
dulge in unpleasant emotions
envy, jealousy, anger, selfishness:
they are boomerangs that come
back home, give her heartaches
and headaches.
Always she must be natural.
The moment woman starts to
play-act, she is out of the charm
er class.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS)---
Offering expanded opportunities
for service to Negro nurses, and
seeking an additional 1000 Army
nurses by october l, the War De-
partment this week made another
urgent appeal to qualified nurses
who are not now working in es-
sential civilian hospitals to join
the Army Nurse Corps immediate
".
There are approximately 10000
such nurses from whom the 4,OcO
needed nurses may be drawn, &C
ooring to the War Department. AT
present the corps so far short OF
its goal of the additional 1000 nur-
sese by October /, TIE War De-
partment said in an official state
ment. Even if 100000 men were
discharged from the Army to-
morrow, the need for nurses
would continue to oe critical to
care for the wounded being re-
turned to this country, both from
Europe anG the Pacific.
BADLY NEEDED
THE hospitals , treating our
wounded in combat cannot operate
alone with the auxiliary workers,
such as nurses aides and nom
professional assistants. They must
have the professional nurses in the
Army Nurse Corps-the qualified
nurses who will join that corps
from among the 10000 who are not
now working in essential civilian
hospitals"
The War Department said that
the response to the latest call has
been rather disappointing" in
view of the urgent reed. the filing
of which by the nurses who join
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let BACK Your NATURAL PEP!

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Jeanette Brown
Now With Demos

WASHINGTON, D. (NNPA)
Mrs. Jeanetta WEIGH Brown, ex-
ecutive secretary of the National
Council of Negro Women, has OBJ
tanned a two-month leave from her
duties with the Council to work
with the Democratic National
Committee in the presidential cam
paign, according to an announce
ment last week made by Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune, president of the
council.
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Ladies, they used to say; That's
TABO0T Now read these facts

gastric juices: thus it often helps
build up resistance for the trying
days to come. Or taken as directed
5 days before the time, CARDUI
may help relieve pain due only to
periodic, functional causes.
Try CARDUI. For 81 years thou
sands of women have said they be-
lieved it helped them
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SOLDIER IDENTIFIED

+ NEWPORT, Ark CAMP Roland
G. Rheubottom, 3d. year old
soldier of Baltimore was drowned
near here recently in White river
while his outfit on maneuvers
When Rheubottom's body was first
discovered Identification was UNI
certain. A news story carried the
name Rheo Roland.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-30
HEADS REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES LAMP Atty
ivan j. johnson, III, member OF the
state control committee, a delegate
to the recent national convention
and former assistant United States
attorney in Los Angeles, has been
announced bv Raymond L. Haignt
National Republican committee
man as head of the California Ne
gro Voters league for Bricker and
Dewey.
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TO SPEAKERS BUREAU

CHICAGO - ca N p - Albert
M. Cartman, newspaper columDiSt
was named last week to the speak
ers bureau of the Republican
party. News of the appointment
came in the form of telegram
from Pat prescott Jr., assistant di-
rector of the western division of
the Republican National COM
mittee,
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Not long ago, many woman
would prefer to suffer In silence
from periodic, functional pain rath-
er than talk about this subject.
Nowadays, women and girls
openly praise CARDUI's 2 = way
help. Taken as a tonic, it usually
pegs up the appetite and aids di-
gestion by stimulating the flow Of