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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-08
TWILIGHT TEAR
SARATOGA FAVE

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-(P)-Twi-
light Tear, Miss America of the
1914 turf world, cost the Belmont
Racing association $4,000 the last
time she pranced on a New York
track and she probably will cost
the Saratoga organization a SINH
lar amount tomorrow in the sixty
fifth running of the Alabama
stakes.
The New York State racing law
provides that five cents must be
paid for every dollar bet on the
winner and the Warren Wright Fill
ly. potentially the horse Of the
year, scared away all but three
rivals for tomorrow's event.
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Feminine Touch Added
To Game Tomorrow Night

As an added attraction in the
Atlantic Coast Line Union Bus
company softban game tomorrow
night, Manager Leon Hewlett of
the Railmen has secured the SER
vices of Carolyn Borneman, girl
speedball artist, to oppose bus
driver Quinn on the mound. Cur
vacious Carolyn is expected to
give the rough and ready Bus
Drivers plenty of trouble as they
attempt to stop the current win
streak of the Coast Liners at
four games.
A large crowd is expected to
witness the tilt, which will get
underway at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
night, under the lights at Robert
Strange Park.
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instruction if it were so desired.

instruction if it were so desired.
.. The delegation stood by me
and cast its 80 votes in my
favor. However, toward the,
end Of the ballot, it appeared.
that Senator Truman would
have n majority. Win the ap-
proival of our floor manager,
former Governor O.. Max Gard
ner, / went forward arm in arm
with Senator Barley of Ken
lucky and on the speakers plat
form we asked that the votes
of our respective states be
cast for Truman. e..
He defended his candidacy
Z by saying that "there were in
calculable gains in terms of
good will and prestige for the
state. We have no regrets, no
alibis and no apologies"
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Browns Begin Make-Or-Break
Road Trip With Confidence

CT LOUIS, Aug. 7.-(B-With
ns cheers of the seasons best
u crowd still ringing in
l g ears, the pennant-hungry St.
1 1 Browns, leading the Ameri-
AN league by 6 IL games, left
.own tonight On a possible make
or.break road trip.
Despite the Browns first-place
,,.rgin and an 8-game winning
.+resk Manager Luke Sewell at
armed his healthy respect for ev-
o.. arv club in the circuit.
we've got everybody to beat"
10 said before he left for a rest
~ his Akron, O., home. He'll meet
the team in New York for it's first
a.me with the Yankees Wednes-
day.
only the National League New
Work Giants and the Pirates will
be busy at Pittsburgh tomorrow
among the major league clubs.
Tho others are in the midst of a
.wo.dav travel schedule finding
.heir places for the circuit tours.
Nearly 1900 fans who watched
tbe Browns rap the Cleveland In
dams twice Sunday were figuring
# would take long losing streak
~ stall the Browns pennant drive.
Rut even if the Browns play 500
hall the rest Of the way, the Sec
md place Red Sox would have to
win 81 of their remaining 81 games
for .627 percentage to catch
them. That's SO points better than
the Boston pace so far. The third
Mace Yankees would have to
reach the same percentage gait
by winning "a of their So games,
102 points better than they have
been playing.
The Brownies picked up their
present lead by winning IA of 10
home games. They still have %
games to play in St. Louis, includ-
jng consecutive series with the
Red Sox and Yankees to wind up
the season.
In The home stand just finished
they produced some spectacular
fielding, Don Gutteridge develop
ed hitting streak and fans re-
corded the best attendance fig
ures since 1929. These things have
given the club added confidence
the 1914 world series will be an
all-St. Louis party between the
Browns and the National League
Cardinals.
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Rail,Day Postal Clerks !:
Needed BY Government

- L. A. Beck, local secretary of the
u, S..Civil Service commission, an
nounced last night that. an examin-
alton will be held to obtain substi-
tute ra 'lWay postal clerks for Alas.
ka and 80 states. j.
Applicants, to qualify, must pass
a written examination consisting Of
"a general test and mail routing
tests. The salary for these. posi-
tons. is 9 81 464 year, including
overtime pay, for. a 48,heur week.
Information and application forms
may be obtained from Beck at the
postoffice., r ,..
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LADY CHAMPS WIN

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. T.
F-The National doubles cham
pions,. Margaret Osborne, Of San
Francisco, and Louise Brough OF
Beverly Hills, Calf. retained the
Delaware Women's Grass Court
champion Ship here this evening
with a ST, 6-3, rs victory over
the National singles champion,
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and
Doris Hart of Miami, Fla
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WAR CLAIMS FORMER
DOUBLES CHAMPION

CHICAGO, Aug. 7. -(R- Sgt.
Robert Charles Smidl, 81, Nation.
al Junior tennis doubles champion
in 1941. was killed in the battle OF
France on July 10, the War depart.
ment has notified his parents.
Smidl, acting head of his pla-
toon, landed with the Tanks corps
in France on D-day. He was son
OF Charles P. Smidl, athletic di-
rector at Wilson Junior college,
Chicago, and won his tennis cham
pionship with Jimmie Evoxa of
Notre Dame University at Culver
Ind,
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Onslolu County Reports
First Paralysis Case

JACKSONVILLE. Aug. T. =
The first case of infantile paralysis
in Onslow county was reported to-
day. The victim is nine-year-
old Swannsboro girl. She was
brought to the Onslow county hos
pital Saturday morning and t h E
case was diagnosed today.
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80.
G. p. BALLARD MISSING

G.. p. BALLARD MISSING
NEW BERN, Aug. u Pfc. Gar
land R. Ballard. of Route 3, New
Bern, is reported as missing in the
Mediterranean area, according to
word received by his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Ballard.
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National League

TODAY's GAMES
American Legaue
No games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-08
Cleveland Heads East
Minus Allie REYNOLDS

CLEVELAND, Aug. 7.-P- The
Cleveland Indians will start their
eastern road trip without the serv-
ices of their leading starting hurl-
er.
A Reynolds, sophomore
moundsman who has won II and
lost eight games this season, is
taking an enforced ten-day rest.
The right-handed pitcher has dew
eloped a swelling and discolora-
ton from shoulder to fingers of his
hurting arm.
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National League

New York at Pittsburgh. Only
game scheduleO.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-08

When disturbed, woodcocks
grasp their young in their feet and
fly to safety.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-08

thermometers were invented by
Calico in 1892.
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JAYCEES TO MEET

The Junior Chamber of Com
merce will meet at 7:30 o'clock to.
night at the Cape Fear armory.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

so nekaj casa zahka, kakor pc svoji prvi izvoitvi, ko je 1--WE
lavljal pc kosih svoj new DEAF.
A sedaj pa Sc dogaja, da nu vehka vecina republikancev in
demokratov zavraca njegove nacrte in svetovna javnost pa ina
Wis, da je til BOZ med predsednikom in poslanci, v katerem nina
svet p%ricakovati drugega, kot negotovost in neodrejenost ameri-
ske vnanje politike.
Roosevelt je v svojem socianem progranu veiko popustil,
toda ne zadosi, da hi mogel zadovoliiti reakcijo svoje in repu-
blikanske stranke.
Njegova zahteva "a visje davke mu je bla kratkomalo Cd
bita in ko je spreeti nacrt vetiral, sta ga ODE zbornci zncva odo-
brill z veliko vecino. .Vsi njegovi apei, da Sc maj nalozi cimvecje
davke tistim, XII Jill lahko placajo, so naleteli ma gluha usesa.
BOZ, XII je zaplamtel med predsednikom in kongresom zaradi
njegovega vetiranja davcnega zakona, je naredil pc svetu wis,
da je Rooseveltov vpliv ma kongres stvar proslosti in da magic IL
gineva tudi med ljudstvom.
v tujih dezelah, XII SO V diplomaticnih odnosajih z naSo Waldo,
ustvarja to stanje neprijeten obcutek, ola imajo opravti z admit
nistracijo, XII nina vec vecine ljudstva "a sabo. Posebno pa ustvar-
ia ia negotovost skrbi zaradi bodocega miru.
Kdo DO prihodnji predsednik, in kaksen DO kongres? Ali DO
"a denokracjo in trajen mir kaj storil, ali pa z zvijacami pomagal
fasizmu, kakor SO mu ponagali izolacionisti, predno mas nj Japon-
ska z orozjem napadla?
Delavski krogi Sc vprasujejo, kaj DO, &c zmaga novembra
to leto reakcionarec, kajti re Roosevelt sam nj unijam vec toiko
naklonjen kakor je bill.
TAX je poozaj V ameriski politiki. Ne v Angiji, ne v Rusii
ga MISC veseli. Ne DO pa spremenjen, dokler ne dobimo delavske
stranke, kakor 10 ina Anglia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

publikanci je priSlo re do odpr-
tega ljubimkanja. Zvisanje dav-
kov v volilnem letu - kaj Sc -
to je vendar nesmiselnol Sc po-
sebno pa, ker bi bio treba poti-
patti tiste, kateri SO malo visje
ma druzabni lestvici.
Krnel McCormick ie new
dealu" BOZ ponovno napovedal
To pot v Paducahu, Ky. Pc ME
govern mnenju je popolnoma
komunisticen. Washington ie
nabasan S komunisti in pc krne-
loyem mnenju Jill je samo Y
New Yorku vee kot 100000, to-
rel zadosti, da v volilnih bojih
odloeujejo V prid demokratskih
newdealerjev, kateri pa so itak
komunisti v obleki demokratske
stranke. Nato je "krnel' apeli-
raj ma tistih dvesto patriotov,
kateri. so ga, kot piSe ''Tribuna",
zvesto p~osluSali = da ie priSel
cas-, ko maj postane Amerika
spet svobodna. Newdealska in
komunisticna posast, katera Sc
skuSa vriniti pod raznimi krin-
kami cello V njegoyo republican
sko stranko in konvenciio, mai
Sc sire enkrat "a yselej. Sc po-
sebno, ker so komunisti krivi, da
Sc nj poslalo zadostno steviloyo
jakoy ma Filipinske otoke, da bi
Jill obranili pred Japonci. Po-
zneje pa SO spet "komunisti''
preprecili zadostno pomoe Nc
Arthurju, da nj mogel Filipin-
ske otoke ponovno osvojiti. Min
kriyda je, da trpe nasi vojaki v
iaponskem jetnistvu peklenske
nuke. K vsem tenn njegovim be-
sedan SO mu poslusalci navdu-
Seno ploskali.
To je tisti Mccormick, kateri
je Y svojem listu Chicago Tri-
bune" stir dni pred japonskim
napadom ma Pearl Harbor pri-
obcil tajne nacrte zvezne Wade
"a obrambo tie dezele v slucaju
vojne -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
Pri mas

Med senatom, kongresom in
predsednikom Rooseveltom je
nastal odprt BOZ. Tlelo je he pre-
cej casa. Ali predsednikovo We
tiranje novega davcnega zakona
je p~ritiralo stvar Sc boil ma po-
vrSje. Juzni demokrati, kateri
Sc vsi odlikujejo pc svojem re-
akcionarnem misljenju, SO re
dali casa V revolt. Med mimi
ter gotovimi reakcionarnimi re-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
ApeIi zomon

Ma shodu V Chicago sta itali-
janska ~profesorja G. A. Borgese
in Gaetamo SaIvemini apelirala
ma amerisko Waldo, maj prekine
odnosaje z italijanskim kraljem
in pomaga ljudstvu V ljudovla-
do. Oba sta intervjuvih pri-
znala, ola Sc ne pricakujeta cd
viva ma njune klice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

jo, ampak ia nj v spomenikih in
templjih, XII Jill Scitijo, temvec
v cloveSkih srcih.
X
Ko v cikaSkih listih citam Vol
ma porocila z italijanske fronte,
Sc cudim tistim reporterjem, XII
smatrajo vsak star kamen v TIA
LII "a vaznejsi kakor cloveka.
Ia bozjo voljo, kaj pa maj "kri-
zarska vojna'' V I~taliji sploh po-
meni? Ali maj DO mrtev kamen
V Mi boil dragocen, kot pa mas
posamezen xiv vojak?
V prodiranju ma Monte CASH
no V Italiji Sc je nasa armada.
kot SO porosdli, plazila mesec
dni, dasi hi lahko kar ~treseila
tia, kakor Sc je koneno lie odlo-
ella in zmagala edino ma nacin
kot je mozen V vojni. Cemu Sci
It'll samostan, ceprav je benedik-
tinski, in cetudi je bill zgrajen re
leta 500? Sal SO zavezniski po-
veljniki vendar Vedeli, da je v
MENU 500 nemSkih vojakov?
Ma MENU SO ST naciji1zgradili o.
pazovalnico, s katere SO motrili
gibanje ameriskih Get pc vseh
brdih in logih ter narekovali
svojemu topnistvu, kan in kako
maj ~strelja, da bodo nasi pokon-
cani. A mi pa maj varujemo ia
samostan, cato ker je tako ca
stitljivo star! Ali Sc je komu Gu
dino zdelo, ko so ameriski vojaki,
izpostavljeni napadom in uni
raranju, zaceli preklinjati to
kamnito "krScansko'' civiliza-
clio?
Ako ameriSko poveljstvo nj
ma poguma streljati v kamenite
zgradbe, v katerih SO Sc ugne-
zdile Hitlerjeve cete, je to slabo
in zavezniSko vrhovno powell
stvo je to priznalo S tenn, da Sc
je koncno lie odlocilo porusiti O.
menjeni samostan, pa ceprav so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

nekateri gospodje protestirali. A
cemu zavezniki boil ne pomisli-
10, da Sc Hitlerju ne zdi skoda
prav nobene stvari? &c Sc mo-
ra on umakniti il cerkve, ali il
s~amostana, ali pa il navadne
kmecke hiSe, bodisi v Italiji ali
kjerkoli, poruSi vse "a sabo. Ce-
mu mu torej hraniti take stavbe,
dokler je v Min, ko pa bodo, pre-
dino Sc umakne il Min, vseeno
razvaline?
X
Ali maj ameriSki vojaki zrtvu-
jejo svoja zivljenja ma oltar sv.
Petra samo "a resitev rimskih
kipov? Radoveden sem, koliko
Timed nash vojakov v Italiji, Xxi
bodo pohabljeni bitkah zaradi
take opreznosti, DO Sc imelo We
70 v sv. Petra, neglede, kako
verni so bill pred prihodom v
"zibelko krscanstva''?
Mar nam MISC zmerom pou-
darjali, da je to vojna "a demo-
kracijo? Ako je, potem cemu to-
like brige "a reSitev nedemokra-
ticnega italijanskega kralja in
njegovega fasisticnega rezima?
Ma svetu Sc dogajajo spre-
membe druga "a drugo in mi nj
smo izvzeti il Nth. Mexico sem
poznal moza, XII je vsak dan mo-
Ill, "ohrani mi danes mole da-
naSnje prepricanje in oprosti mi
"a vcerajsnjega -" Tako je "a
pisal o takih ljudeh tudi sloviti
filozof NJ. R. j. Dubois.
Kaj je razlika med evropskim
in ameriskim faSizmom? Pod
predsednik Wallace pravi, da je
nj. Same oznacba je drugacna.
JAZZ mislim, da faSizem v Evropi
postaja spreobracan z gesli de-
mokracije, da Sc Immune, tn pa
Sc vedno misli samo ma dolarie.
Drugaee pa sta 81 obeh kraiih
enaka kot dive uri, lie ease" ie
V vsaki drugaeen.
* *
LAM sem cital, da je dobila
Mrs. Muriel Dreel V Chicago
razporoko cd moza, profesoria
s%ocialne znanosti, ker je sodni-
ka uverila, da il je (moz) zrusil
vero V Boga. JAZZ pa poznam ose-
DO v Chicago, ki je izgubila vero
V Boga pc zaslugi tistega sloven-
skega misijonarja, XII je skusal
il crne cikage naprayiti belo. Ia
| tlstl mission mu je dotienik Sc
danes hvalezen. In on nj edini.
X
Y zveznem kongresu Sc doga-
jajo resne in pa tudi neresne
stvari. Nedavno je nekdo polozil
ma MILO merodajne avtoritete v
poslanski zbornici priporocilo,
da maj kongres izvoli Sc emo ko-
misijo "a preiskovanje tiste, XII
je imela nalogo preiskati, kaj je
z "wisko". Poslanci so Sc muzali,
a drugi SO rekli, da ideja morda
nj napacna, MISC pc nicesar
predlagali. In tako Sc zganjar-
ska industrial bohoti v raketir-
stvu nemoteno dale.
LetoSnja volilna kampanja DO
BOZ med mozgani, oziroma z mo-
zgani. Tako trdi neki urednik.
Kaj bodo pa delavci rabbi?
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
Ruski relif

Imam precejsnjo vsoto. joe
Durn il Clevelanda je postal So,
katere je daroval John Koss. Ko
sem slucajno obiskal naSega so
druga in dobrega prijatelja Ru-
size in P~roletarca Andyja Cru
ma, mi je izrocil "a ruski relif
$40. Nadalje SO darovali V De
troitu "a ruski relif sledeci so
drugi: Pc dolarju: A. Modic, TIL.
Besenic, Katarina Krainz, sku-
PAL $26. Vsem darovalcem V
imenu edbora iskrena hvala!
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EE
ma leto. Yes, in vecina greSnikov
nj bila vredna teh stroskov.
Koliko milijard in Sc viSje Ste
vilke pc vrhu so narodi potrosili
"a vojne? Ma primer cd takrat,
ko je s~vetovna diplomacija po-
stala civilizirana? Oni, XII so S
svojimi ukrepi organizirali OBJ
stojeco svetovno uredbo, Sc sma-
trajo brez krivde. LIE ljudstva
mai bodo kriva, oni ne! Cas- je re,
da bi. kak kristjan preracunal
tudi grehe vladajocih, ceprav 81
Jill sproti odpuScajo.
Ako nj danes ma svetu niko-
gor, XII jih bi mogel izracunati
(dvomim, da Sc DO cello kdaj v
BODICE dobila TAXA oseba) potem
je najboljSe S sedanjo uredbo
obracunati in zaceti graditi no
vo, in S tenn tudi z novo demo-
kracijo, z novo diplomacijo ma
demokraticnem temelju, o kakr-
Sni je nam re Wilson sanjal in
oh svojih upih razocaran umrl.
X
Morda ia dopis, ko DO priob-
cen, re ne DO incl vec mnogo po-
mena. Ali pa Sc vseeno, ceprav
je bill napisan vec dni pref nego
ga innate priloznost citati.
Dogodilo Sc je, da Sc skusajo
fasisti Evropi zavarovati z
verskimi kipi. Posebno Sc svoja
zivljenja 81 prizadevajo ohraniti
V znamenju vaznosti starih
zgradb in spomenikov. Izgovar-
jajo Sc OBJ enem V krScanstvo.
Kristusov nauk uce. Tako misli-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
Nekajj o tenn
I'm Onem

Chicago, Ill. - V New Yorku
je neki verski zavod preraeunal,
da stanejo grehi ameriskega
ljudstva okrog $4,000 900 900
ma leto. Yes, in vecina gresnikov
nj bila vredna teh stroSkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
Proletarec

Kot sem razvidel v Detroitu
= bill sem tam poldrugi dan =
je Prolearec zelo priljubljen.
Kar Sc tiee klubove in zvezine
aktivnosti, gre tam boil pocasi.
Prvic je zaposlenost, in drugic
je zavzel prvo mesto zanimanja
Sans. Ali vse to Sc DO spremeni-
10, ko pridejo spet normalne raz-
mere. Dobil sem tam stir move
narocnike ma list ter $11 podpo-
re. Imena prispevateljev bodo
v upravnikovem izkazu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

Letosnja volilna kampanja DO
BOZ med mozgani, oziroma z mo-
zgani. Tako trdi neki urednik.
Kaj bodo pa delavci rabbi?
John Chamaxar
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11
Shipbuilder To Aid
In Youth Congress

NEW ORLEANS, La. - (ANP)
- The name of Andrew j. Hlg-
gins, nationally known shipbuilder
and president of tn epro-Roosevelt
Businessmen's organization, has
been added to the advisory board
of the Southern Negro Youth con-
gress, according to an announce
ment last week by Louis E. Burn
ham, organizational secretary OF
that body.
Burnham spent a busy week here
He was making plans for the
SNYC conference to be held in At
lanta on November 80 to December
8. He was guest speaker at Dill
lard University; addressed the
Cannon workers Brotherhood
(AFL) and several Clio unions;
met in press conference with all
local Negro papers, spoke to the
LAPNC, ballot drive organization
talked to the USO volunteer stan
and insurance executives.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11
Red Cross Women
Cheer Ledo Boys

walked in on Jeanette, Will
Virginia and Fay, just as IT,
were putting the finishing touci
ed to decorations for the evenlu
The men of Company b 1 tlr
new well-kn0wn Hairy Ears ull'
were the guests at the inaugura
party. This was the first time since
leaving the states that this group
has had the opportunity tc dance
with American girls.
No cabaret party could merI'
the name, without q floor show,
and Program Director Felix Payne
of washington, d. c., and his
soldier assistant. list SIT. Arthur
Eowles also of washington, saw to
it that first rate program was on
hand.
Other members o. the band in
Guided Cpl. CORTLAND Carter, Pvt.
James Buxton, and Pvt. Samuel
Nelson, all of New York; Paul
Gonzales, Rhode Island; CPL Wal
ter Gordon, Calf; Cpl Ernest
Cotton. Tenn; Pvt. Albert Graves,
Kansas: Pvt. Joseph Drew, Chi
cago; pvt. William Goosbie, Penn.
Pvt Albert Richardson, Indiana
Cpl AIdridge Gibson, Penna.; Sgt
Roy Lomba, Mass; Pvt. Rcnnie
Lewis, Texas and Sgt. James Mann
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11

WASHINGTON, - CA N p -
Continuance of 'integration and
education as the basis of their
program vas agreed to by those
attending the ninth annual CONFER
ence of the National Association OF
Negro Business and Professional
Women's Clubs. at Howard UnlVer-
sitv the past weekend. The theme
was Wilder Horizons for Business
and Professional Women" About oc
delegates from seven states and the
District of Columbia attended.
In her report on Saturday morn
ING Mrs. Ruth Handy Of Brooklyn
also recommended the establish
ment of Junior group by each
affiliated club and called for sup
port of the American Cancer Soc1e-
ty. She was reelected for her third
term.
Among the resolutions presented
bv the committee headed by Mrs.
Edna Thrower of Baltimore was
one deploring treatment OF Negroes
in the armed forces, another TO
hold the annual conference in July
instead of October and third to
review. the membership eligibility
requirements.
Speaking at the luncheon meet
ing on Saturday Miss Dorothy Delt-
ger, executive secretary, Women's
international League for Peace ana
Freedom told the group that II
might seem strange that a white
woman should discuss certain prob
lens When Negroes have their own
Pointing out the failure OF the
Dumbarton Oaks conferees to IN
clude a racial clause" in their
draft proposals, Miss Deitzer lnVlt-
ed the women to work with her Or
ganization to this end in the hnal
draft. Whites in a democracy, she
said, have always lived off the Ell
forts of blacks and browns.
Miss Katherine Lenroot, chief OF
the child bureau, U. S. Department
of Labor, explained the functions
of her bureau and how it spreads
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11
Eat Fish For
Good Health,
Says Experts

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Larger
consumption of fresh and frozen
fish in the next two or three weeks,
in areas where supplies are heavy
will help ease crowded storage
situation, the War Food aomlm-
stration says in asking civilians TO
increase their use of this food.
Several varitfes now in are good
supply in many cities-mas kerel
ecu, whiting, haddock rosefish,
founders, soup or porgies, lake
herring lake trout, pike and carp.
Fishery products provide va
riety and quantity of nutrients
found III few FOODS, They are ex-
cellent suorcse of highly digestible
proteins and are rich in vitamlnS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-11
Bv EVELIO GRILLO

WITH THE U. S. ARMY In
CHINA. BURMA AND INDIA -
CAMP since Director Blanchard
Baker and bis staff of Rel Cross
workers took over the enlisted
mems club at Ledo base, things
have been jumping.
Things, of course. Were bound TO
lump when the Red Cross sent
Jeanette Dorsey Of Cuthbert, Ga;
Willie Lee johnson, Austin, Texas ;
Virginia Bailey, Boston, and Fay
Sandifer, New York, to work among
the builders of the Ledo road.
They were the first of our girls
that many of the men in this area
had seen In over two years. Al
though the girls have been rushed
off their feet since they arrived III
Assam, it has not prevented the de-
velopment of a well-rOunded and
popular program of recreational
activities for the CTS that cr0wd
the club each day.
Take, for instance, the first week
iy cabaret party, a real innovation
in entertainment up this way.