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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19

| Her appeal to the Harvard cor
poration, originally considered the
the last resort has been referred
back to the faculty of the law
| school,
WON SIX HONORS
Miss Murray, who hold an A. B.
from Hunter College in New York
and who graduated from Howard
in June cum laude, winning as Shit
did six honors, applied for admls-
sion to the Howard Law School
last spring. Prof. T. r. Powell,
chairman of the law school faculty,
wrote her that "only change In
the University's regulations would
make possible" her acceptance. He
recommended an appeal to the
governing bodies for such change.
On July IL, A. Calvert Smith
secretary to the corporation and
the governing body" in question,
acknowledged that the appeal in
effect was for change "in the
long established practice of the Law
School not to admit women" He
said, however, that the matter is
so basic that the recommendation
for change would first have to come
from the faculty of the law school
before the corpors ton could act.
AWAITING ACTION
This new appeal is the one now
awaiting action.
q Recently the faculty of the Har-
ward medical school voted to &C
cept women medical students, say
ing that they were recognizing the
dire need for more physicians.
Miss Murray is at present in Los
Angeles. She may enter the School
of Jurisprudence at the University
of California if rejected finally at
Harvard She has a RoSenWald
Scholarship to study 'the extern
sion of minority rights under New
Deal labor and social legislation"
In his recommendation of her for
this scholarship, Dean HASTE wrote:
II believe Miss Murray has the
qualification for undertaking such
work. She has an able mind as well
as capacity. She is the ranking stu
dent in her class and certainly one
Of the five or six most promising
students whom we have developed
here at Hazard University during
the last 10 years."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
Mexico Spectacular
Assert Chicag0ans

MEXICO CITY - NP) -
Mrs. Katherine Dickerson of Chi
cago, wife of Earl B. Dickerson, and
their daughter Diane, together with
Mrs. Alice Beasley, wife Ct DR. Ed
ward Beasley, the pediatrician OF
tine same city, and their daughter
Judith. have been guests at the
Majestic Hotel of Mexico City for
the past three weeks. Their word
for Mexico is that it is "spectacu-
lar"
Upon leaving Mexico City this
week they will go to Texas, the
great silver center, and to Alcapul-
ca The Beasleys then entrain fer
Chicago and the Dickersons fly
to Los Angeles,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19

Young ladies of To-Day are Scorn-
full when they look at pictures OF
gay bellies of the ninetles. Wen,
they needn't be. Those girls had
something that few modern girls
have-graceful, quecnly carriage.
This possibly may have been due to
the fact that they wore steel-rlvet-
ed contraptions, called corsets, that
new belong to antiquity Compress
ing the waiStline down to eighteen
inches was a harmful practice de-
plored by the medical profession.
But poor posture also brings trial
of ills.
When our grandmotherS chucked
their straight fronts into the fur
mace, it was predicted that girls
would grow their own corsets.
Mother Nature had provided the
material, those interlacing muscles
amidShipS, extending from the ribs
to the thighs When fibers are
strong and resilient they hold this
inner organs securely in place, pre-
cisely where they belong, keep the
waist small and neat. Unless there
is exercise, and unless the body is
carried tall, abdomen held close,
the muSculature WeakenS and the
waist thickens. Away flies youthful
outline.
LOOKS SUAyE
Many girls assume the slouchv
Walk--it looks Suave and arty-and
so neat, fiat dummies simply don't
exist
The spinal column is the most
important part of the bony struc-
ture of the body. 1t is composed of
units that are separated by little
cushions or pads, SO there is f1exi-
bility of movement At the should
erS there is slight outward curve
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19

with which she regards her work,
it becomes easy to understand
that here is a woman who thinks
in terms III service she can render.
and that she has been rendering
such an invaluable service tc these
Negro soldiers so far from home,
that she just hasn't had time to
think of thing likt getting mar
ried. She says this. Il enjoy my
work immensely, ana consider it
an honor and a pleasur,' to serve
the men at this pa,ticul"' time
And that's Alma f. Bailey nf CO.
lumbia, S. c., definitely.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
Urge Mailing OF
Gifts Overseas

CHICAGO = (ANPD - Sept. Is
to Oct. Is is the mailing neriod set
for Christmas gifts to army and
navy overseas forces. Ernest J
Kruetgen. Chicago postmaster an
no,nced. Care must be taken in
wrapping the parcels and address.
ing them correctly and securely.
Boxes made of metal, wood. solid
fiterboard or strong doubIe-face
corrugated fiber-board are suggest
ed as the best containers, length
or Sc inches III length and girth
combined.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
New Head Is Named
For Indianapolis
Branch OF YWCA

INDIANAPOLIS = CA N p -
Mrs. Louise Terry Battles, the hew
head of the Phyllis Wheatiey "
will take verv her duties as en-
ec,ltive secretary. Sept. /.
Described as both efficient and
charming, Mrs. Battles follows
Miss Nav Belcher who was re-
tired from Y activities after more
than so wears of Service. The new
" head HOLDS both B-A. and MA.
degrees from Butler college; she is
the vile Of Or. Andrew Battles and
mother Of three year old son.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
Marian Anderson
HOnOrs Committee

NEW YORK-Miss Marian An
derson. noted contralto, visited the
headquarters of the Medical and
Surgical Relief Committee of
America Friday. The famous sing
ers visit was in honor of the Com
mitteee's donation of $4,000 worth
of medical and surgical supplies to
the Fathers of ST. Edmund Hospi-
tai at Selma, Alabama, said DR.
Joseph Pettef Hoguet, Medical
Director of the Committee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
Women ToAttend
Business Session

BIRMINGHAM, Ala CAMP -
DR.. Flemmie Kittrell, home econo-
mics specialist from Hampton In
Stitute will discuss Nutrition as a
factor in postwar adjustment, dur
ing the Business League Convention
which meets here August 20, 80,
and 81. Mrs. Fannie B. Peck of
Detroit, Michigan, president of the
National Negro Housewives League
will preside during the special SEES
sion devoted to topics outlining the
place of women in postwar adjust
ment.
Among the many other promi-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
WOMEN REFLECT MARSH

bOO NGELES-(ANP) The
California Association of Colored
women held its 33th annual ses-
sion here last week at the Indepen-
dent Church of God in Christ. Mrs
VIVIAN Osborne Marsh of Berkeley
was reelected president. Mrs. Marsh
is worthy Grand Matron of the
Order OF the Eastern Star in this
state and former national Grand
president of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
PROBE OF RACE BIAS PLANNED

DETROIT-(A NEO--A case which
involved the civil rights of Negroes
last week caused CLIO officials to
plan a campaign against race bias
in Detroit restaurants. The Ma
tional CLIO committee announced
it's plan when a Detroit restaurant
refused to serve a Negro gill.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
NEGRO PHYSICIANS ADMITTED

KNOXVILLE, = CAMP - The
Tennessee State Medical Associa-
ton is sponsoring a postgraduate
course in medicine at Fort Saun-
ders and General Hospitals in
Knoxville. Negro physicians have
been asked to qualify and take the
course along with the Others
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
TO REOPEN SCHOOL

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-(ANP)
Formal training in newspaper work
at the Lincoln University School
Of journalism will be resumed this
fall under the regular staff of in
structors. an announcement from
the school stated this week
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
Seeks To Smash Harvards Barriers
AQainst Women In College Of Law
Honor Graduate Of
Howard Enters Plea

WASHINGTON ANP)-That the honor graduate
Of the last law school at Howard University PAUL.
Murray trying break down the traditional objection
on the part of Howard Law School against the acceptance
of women confirmed here last wednesday by Deah
William H. HASTE.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19

we're of Negro workers. This type of
referral represented go to 95 per-
cent of the total referrals of Ne
groes to jobs of all types by the
USES office.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19

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many youngsters, and babies especially
lose needed sleep because they suffer
keenly from both heat rash and diaper
rash. Thousands are using Mexsana now
in "beat the heat" campaign to soothe
and cool the burn and smart Of heat
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$4,000 Hair Dressings have been man
ufactured and sold direct to the neonh
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-08-19
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

Material Handlers. Jitncy Drlv-
ers. Iaborers. Porters. Va evper-
fence required. Chrysler Engineer
ing. l2>O0 Oakland Avenue. Come
to Engineering building entrance
and ask for Mr. HalD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Poll Tax Senate
Dehes CLIO Purge;
"Cheats" Exposed

WASHINGTON Gasp Placed
on ne srot by booklet publish
cd hy the CLOS United Automobile
Workers union poll TAX and anti
labor southern congressman have
ralloa hehlnl ne defiant rcmaik.
Of Sen, Eosflana Demo OF Missls
slpp and Sen "Couon Ed smah
~ South Carolina, who declared
Friday mat they were glad 70 ee
among those 10 be pureed rs the
clo
lhrug Tho poll TAX system p ne
sa Tie CLOS booklet disclosed
ina, ~ million southern woikess
csiranehiscd by ihe ioll US
o. showed hat the an'i-lahor son.
Goose OF Georgia rec,iHsd Only
e5eS1 votes ia hls l92, Elections
aiAoarh ihete were s'1ooo Work
rs 81 vofing age ln his state.
Nofe thar the bnl'riy reaction-
afy Glass Of Virginia "cui'on ~
Smih Of Sonih cafolina aud Easl.
and received the vote Of only 20
per cenf o. their people. the
oklci said rye adult labor out.
nurnbcrs ihe voters IN those states
o, from $50 4o0 10 10000"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Group AT Crosse lie Naval Base
Konors Gold And Blue Star Mothers

Were ar'een POSSESSES for the day
and scryed a compleie mcal 10 each
ser,cenan Dr william !. Pos
Ties was master ~ ceremonies.
Several guests We're present for
the asln J Glenn Ioncwog.h.
manaerr director Metropolitan
UsO aNss Mary ONe'l assistant
mana.ne DIRECTOR Lee johnson
plihle a'ions Metropolitan tSoi
Chief Charles smith naval rccrui'-
irg onrcr IT, VIM sanders
TSNR pr and MS Henderson.
Miss F'nel Painter Cart Roy Nor.
rdh Nrhrsn STATE Troops 'ms
rfoap Ni he hosts Tor me next
e,en a 'he John Il club
Mrs Eihrl Spiodiev. chairman o.
NE imenl omm.itee afrsne.
go caierf and decorative scfy-
ice 'ahie Win candles. SILVER sciH-
ice psneh bowl and napkins IA pa
tiioilc coiofs
TIE srrral tribute cards and
cma guest book we're donated by
the Wib,rforce club OF Bethel
|Wsh Mrs. Gertrude Williams,
ar,slaent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

2famlly Flat Between John X
ard Woodward. $1,000. with s.O0D.
or s6,5nO cash. MA. s669-J sal
,ad johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

Us Navy paid tribute 20 John
N rso Gold and Blue Star Moth-
e.s 'unior and senior volunteers
on sunday May IL Two Gold Star
Mothers Mrs lula Hin and Mrs.
Grimes were presented with gold
service pins Awards and tributes
% honor we're made 10 'he charter
mcmhers IS ne blue star Mothers,
special volunteers and service
committee members These awards
we're made possible hy Chief smith.
the enlisted personnel and junior
and senior hosfcsscs Food serv-
ice 'oreanizaions Mere also honor
Cd On TINS occasion win special
awards FER their excellent canteen
service aud donations Mcmhers
of No Emma u Kelly Victory club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
TROOPS MATCH WITS WITH
JAPANESE SHIPPERS in
BOUGAINVILLE BATTLING

WITH AMERICAN TROOPS IN
BOUGAINylLLE Thy Courier ~
Cl the sniper Webster says one
who shoots at detached men OF
an enemys forces al long range,
especially when not in action.
The famed photographer failed
t. add that TO conceal his pres
cnce he camoutlages himself 20
blend in with the terraid- and
waits patiently With mufaer in
his heart In the case Of Jap
snipers, their Workmanship is
considered below par by many
but flying steel peppering the
sand or Clipping brush, around
the objective adds little 10 his
mfor, OF well being.
when the g4ih Infantry began
rthe push that flung befuddled
enemy beyond the Moy riser,
enemy snipers We're foand in The
abandoned area. They were not
fond as one finds the lady 8
purse they weie discovered a.
enc discovers that fire burns. The
distinctive sound OF a Jap 25-val
r.fIe is not easily forgotten, Bull
lets vhizxed overhead whenever a
particular point VAS passed. This
Indicated the enemy refused TO
follow his quarry but fired only
when his sights were crossed.
Bullets close by
Two ammunition carriers start
cd from our command post 20
an observation post 70 yards
away. In order 20 get better
view Of action down the beach
your corresponding joined Them
We followed the jungle trail
rather than the beach-line think
ing our fa'ivnes blended with
The green foliage Fifteen yards
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Kelly Certain
Riot Happening
Will Not Re-Occur
Trained Men
Can Handle Any
Emergency

An answer 10 mob vi lence IN
Michigan was made this week
when Brig. Cen Thomas Coll
laday OF the state police an
nounced thar The city need not
fear another bloody Monday
IKE that Of june q, 1919 because
~ hichly trained state police
force now on "a hour a day
tcty here Those troops accord
irr 10 RiIc. Gen Colloday- are
riot specialists.
Organized after tho riot Of last
yoar. This force was set up by
GOV. Harry +. Kelly and Brig
Gen colladay with million dol
lar expenditure. The troops are
prepared 10 cope With any civil
disturbance that might arise, said
Gov Kelly Manor Jeffries, Jr.
81 Detroit termed the troops re
ASSURING in the arsenal OF de-
mncTacyH
Last years rio, said 70 have
cost tho litcs OF "a persons and
uroaeht injury TO zoo more
found the COO state troops In
experienced in the handling OF
nohs These anii-riot troops arc
saa 10 be modelled after army
military police They are taught
no save lives rather than 70 XIII
70 establish and keep order e
handle unsrmed mobs and r
meet mon f>llowing a blind I'm
puise rather than delioera''
plan 81 action They are trained
10 SCI up a street blockade speed'
lly 80 use flying wcdee' n
Clearing street Of rioters anf
10 drive rsnipers' out Of hiding
places
offcially this force ~ 325 men
consisting Of three separate units
is assigned 70 guard bridges and
tunnels on The Detroit-Windsai
border But actually each Unit
spends ono week out ~ three on
guard duty one week IN train
NE 20 meet military police emer-
grncios and one week on service
as,irnmenis a force 81 ao'
trained reserves IN Detroit and
1900 In tho rest of the state afe
said 70 no ready 70 augment thu
325 regulars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

were covered before The ereny
opened fire Dropping ne
earth. we slithered toward fal-
lon ccconut tree The snip sired
twice more Kicking NJ %
yards AWAY The tree otfe az
ccllent protection, bur rs
pinned down was on ~ ~
question ammunition was. rssd.
cd forward
Hey what's wrong v YOU
gu.s2' SCI Hail OF Tren'tn ~,
anihled UP swinging q sli0ms a.ns
Gun He had crossed re roni
bat the enemy refused vase a
shot. Evidently the snlT' vas
Continued on page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Urge Registration Here AS South Acts In Face of Opposition
Point To
Determination
Of Old, Young
Life Magazine
Pays Tribute To
Militancy

WE Interest in voting heinF
asod by the NAAcP thfoushoul
me country 'no' - many Negroes
IN prrot ave taking sd,An'age o.
hss ,oiirS oi9oruniass in Mich.
lsan rs thsy uisht said Chester
3 erfent executive secretary
Detroit Branch. NAACP
ron tax congressman and
northern politicians az ihwar'ing
lthtsal isEls.snon and indications
ase fha, even 'As Proponents Of the
snii.poil AK bill arc selling out
me measure Current stated, AL
ready W. see 10 Detroit Signs OF
sno'her na'e campo gn aimed a,
The Ntrro and me jewish people
To cNsft tas- thousands o. CHI
zers mast register rs June 81 at
The cry Hall In order 20 partci-
paie % TIE coming elections
caHre attention % Negro voting
-tef'eisfiaior IN ne South. even
" tase of ppos zion Liz magazine
DIS week Paid tribute 10 the
NtAcp stating
Progressive organizations sach
as ne National Association Tor the
AtFanffrent ~ Coiotef Peopie
ave attempting me DIAL job Of
az using me Negroes interest Ia
'o'lng and pressing The Negro vote
Issue through the cours They
arTe as many Negroes as possible
r. ~ 70 he polls Last week their
uglnrs were behind many Ne
3 oss who fnned or 70 vote
% Alabama and Florida ard 70
ror'stef cr pay noll taxes IN
Georgia and Tennessee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

Sidney Buchanan Columbia Pictures corporation
tive tcenter accepts special scroll of honor and
probation presented 70 Columbia by committee of Los
Angeles Negro civic leaders. Shown with MIR Buchanan
are Caleb Peterson Jr tleft) chairman OF the commit
tee and Atty Thomas L. Griffith, Jr., president of the
local branch OF the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People Commencing the
studio for setting precedent in motion pictures for the
bringing about national unity among all peoples, the
scroll was presented b, the Committee for Unity Mo.
ton Pictures under sponsorship Of the Junior Coun
Gil Of the NAACP The award to Columbia in rec
ignition Of that studios policy of portrayng Negro
tors in sihnihcan and dgnihed roles This precedent
vas ablished the OF Rex ngrams butler
role in Talk OF the Town, followed by the actor
role in Sahara and BY Jesse Graces performance in
"None Shall Escape The latter, drama Of the post.
var trial Of criminals had Graves member Of
TIE void court
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Activities OF Moss
Point Young Mems
Business Club

TIE Young Men8 Bushes.
club q Moss Point gave 8 hre.
Neii party Saturday nlghf af ii
eluh house Ia honor u Alter
Thompson ard Gregory WOOD
ahn are soon - BE- called int
the armed forces
The club announces that their
annual carnival IS ; uar casualty
After the war they all akaan
hold colOrfBi carnieaa a. IN ths
past
The committee NafkinR Oh ne
numbering 81 the houses = Maas
Point IS held up temporarily. ~
esusa = techueallflez Tha eam
msfsee faces quite $ tssE - Mos
Point Is scattered snd aupIsnned.
eat NlIl OFercoEHe these a~lffzeaI
les 10 due uEne end Moz Point
al ior tae fret slpas enjoy ha0a
- house mail service