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

CUES What is the name of a lax
alive that has been a popular and
respected fayorite with four genera
lions? Ans. Black-Draught. CUES.
Is Black-Draught purely herbal?
Ans. Yes, and you'll find it easy to
take. CUES. Is Black-Draught salts
factory in action? Ans. Yes, it usu-
ally is, if you follow directions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
COMMITTEE SEEKS CONTACTS

DETROIT - CAMP The De-
troit Interracial committee, an or
.ganization appointed by Mayor
Edward J. Jeffries Jr., to work
in the field of race relations, Is
seeking contacts with similar or
carnations throughout the country
the Detroit group seeks secure in
formation regarding policy and
programs of other bodies interest,"
ed in the same field Mrs. Beulah
Whitby, 3O5 West Fort St, De-
troit Is, is the assistant director
of the committee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
JOINS INDIA BOARD

NEW YORK - (ANP) - WAL
ter white, NAACP executive secre-
tarv. was elected last week to men,
bership en- the national advisory
board of the India League OF
America.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

vision for representation of ali
visorv committees set UP to as
sist in policy making.
Teacher and school associations
as well as health groups are be-
ing urged to work for support OF
the wagner proposals.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
Hint Orders May Come DownFrom AboveTo
Stop Playing With Permanent FEPC Bill
Constant Delays
Are Under Attack

WASHINGTON D. C. (NNPA) because of political
Implications rejecting both the Democrats and Re-
pubcans the postponemen of hearing in the House La
Dor Committee legislation for permanent FEPC 1t is
possible that word may be sent down from the top COM
mands of both parties to stop playing football with this
serious issue.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

BIRMINGHAM-(A N P)-
To keep in step with the sup
RENE law of the land and to
render justice to good Ne
grOes who are Democrats"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

WASHINGTON CA N P)-
Three CLIO leaders who last week
returned from visit to the Euro
pean war front had much praise
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
GIRL OR WOMAN

Desiring permanent position as domes-
tic with family In New York. 4-ro0m
apartment; ] child. Sleep In. Must be
clean, trustworthy. Write. giving age,
salary desired. and references. Fare
will be adjusted. Box 839 Equity, 1l5
West 42nd ST., New York. 18.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
Power OfPrayer

II you seek a HAPPIER LIFE Of Love,
Health. Peace, Prosperity, Success. sen4
for THE POWER OF PRAYER today
This great little Book must be read BY
all true believers.
FREEl just send Name, Age, Address
and Zoe to cover expenses
GUIDANCE HOUSE, Dept. CD
Box col, Times So. Sta. N. Y. is, N. Z.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

without your help. If you will
acquaint him with your plans
for marriage, he may be able
to help you establish place o.
your own pehapS there on his
place, whereby you could con-
tinue to work together and
help each other.
J. M am 18 years old and
am in love with boy who has
left this town and gone to work
in the city. We writes and says
he loves me all of the time. I'm
going to have his child the latter
part of this year and he doesn't
know it. I knew it before he left
but I didn't want to spoil things.
He says he has a good job and
intends to stay there. Do you
think 1 should tell him about it.?
Neither one of us are ready to
settle down, please help me to
decide the right way.
Ans: Your friend makes reg
ular visits to your city to visit
you. 1t is urgent that you
make your condition known to
him as soon as possible.
Whether You two are ready to
settle down now is beside the
point . both Of your are in
vOlved and should accept your
responsibility willingly. 1t all
fairness to the expected child.
consider an early marriage.
L. G.. M-Several years ago
took course in beauty culture.
did not want to go to work at the
time and never did get a license.
Now want to open a shop of my
own. So have to get a license and
where must I go?
Ans: A few years time
makes a great deal of differ
ence in the methods used in
beauty culture. Enroll again in
the school from which you
graduated for a few weeks re-
freshing course. 1t will be ne
cessary for you to pass State
Board Examination before you
can obtain your license. The
school will prepare you for
this examination
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
HIT REPUBLICANS

1.-The Democrats have some rea-
sons. however indefensible, for
Judging on a pledge to assure
economic opportunity to Negroes.
But the Republicans, in their par
ty platform, have gone on record
unequivocally in support for
FEPC. 1t is difficult to account for
the failure Of most COP members
of Chicago to press this issue, save
on the theory that they're solicit
ing the votes of their Southern
Democratic colleagues"
These views are known to have
been brought to the attention of
the White House, and Of the Re-
publican board of strategy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

nessy when mind weighted down with
problem will be anayzed the free include
of
READING With Reading, will receive
a offs
fully
bIems rea o
THE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
Syndicate 20 Auburn Avenue Atlanta Ca
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

Latest developments are that the
window dressing hearing in the
Senate is beginning to take on the
appearance of the real thing,
with Sen. Dennis Chavez Cd. OF
N. Mex announcing extension o I
the hearings for three more days,
and predicting that the FEPC
bill will be reported to the full
Senate Committee on Education
and Labor next week.
MAY BE REOPENED
Despite the reasons for post
ponement until after the election
given by the House Labor Com
mite, there is possibility that
pressureS may cause a re-opening
of the hearings there.
Two Daily newspapers, the
washington Evening Star and the
Washington Post, have attacked
the postponements. The Post, in
an editorial, declared tits a good
thing that Congress doesn't have
to ratify the Declaration of IN
dependence. No doubt it would
stumble upon the assertion that
All men are created equal and de-
eide that it had better not ap-
prove any sentiment so radical
until election day had passed"
The editorial states further-"1f
this sort of politiciking seems
shameful as far as the Democrats
are concerned, it is difficult to
consider it anything other than
witless on the part of the Repub-
licans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
ALL MEN ARE BROTHERS.

SOLICITED BY CHARLOTTE PERRY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
We WILL WIN The WAR;!

ton problem For the fruit of Hitlers carefully cal
culated efforts to set neghbo against neighbor creed
against creed in his vain effort conquer the world
beyond the range Of bullets 1t is the sickness of
tolerance among the weak the ignorant and the unin
formed that furnish a rank food for the growth
other unprincpled demagogue. That illness must be
rooted out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
ON The Home FRONT.
@ TOLERANCE, F,

lOLLNANIE, FELTON,, is the simple essence
of Democracy which enables men to rise above their
latent preudices and substitute the worth of nd
vdual instead of his reg ous beliefs or racial origins
as standard of merit 1t is the quality you may un.
derstand best as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22
FAIR Play

Should your right to play the team be determ,
med by your color faith of your dad mother!
Would you deny Mickey O'Connor or Able Cohen the
same privilege because Mickeys grandfather was born
in Ireland, and Able Cohen goes to a synagogue?
Men like Hitler would say all three of you IN
ferlor because your blood isn't like theirs But old
er Mickeys and Abes and Feltons, fighting the Nazis
overseas know better. They've tested it in battle.
They know that the blood flowing in their veins is just
Human Blood given to them by the same God whose
son proclaimed that 80.
ALI MEM Anr DnATIIrnc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-22

No wonder FELTON, is puzzled for FELTON, has
lived in this world only during the past eleven years
years exclusively devoted by one Adolph Hitler ex
porting hate from Naz Germany, in a mad effort to
slave the world
Hitler's days are numbered by the might of the
Allied Armies. But the poison and bigory that he has
fed through traitorous channels the minds of
in all lands-ncludng our may linger to in.
fame another generation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
show to RELAX
and be HAPPY"

The War of Nerves is not limited to
our fighting men. Ii is within ourselves
that the battle also RACES. Yet you can
overcome that tense feeling and need
less worry. through self-analySis, self
control and Misunderstanding.
Years of psychological study have re-
-VeaIed that there are ways of easing up
tension and solving everyday problems
through methods of real Relaxation.
How TO Relax and Be Happy" has
been written in plain language by n
committee of prominent scientists. IL is
a book that will help you, your family,
and the boy who is coming home. IL
explains yoH TO yourself. You must
meet life head on. face TO face. That's
the way TO overcome life'S obstacles
That's why l want you TO own this
great book. Ii is yours for the asking,
absolutely FREE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
By JANE TEN Brock

ONE of the major decorat-
~ ing problems at the
present time, when ii is
neither possible nor patriotic
to buy many new furnish
ings, is how TO change
decorating eyeSores to as
sets. Maybe you've become
so accustomed to your old
household accessories that
you don't notice how glum
they are. Cast a critical
glance around you. Then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

Wool from the Blue Grass country,
blended with fine South American
woods. tightly woven. gives you great
warmth and long wear. Brilliantly
matched piaids range from bold color
full SplaSheS TO softer tones. My shirts
are made by dress shirt craftsmen. Every
iined Collar, for instance, has points of
pencii.like sharpness. and sits low on
your neck for comfort and style. Each
shirt has over $50 yards of thread for
greater strength. Fish-eye pearl buttons
stick TO their post; big roomy deep flap
pockets. All parts dovetaii for fit and
freedom of action. Your father and
your fathers father have been buying
my shirts for over 80 years, for work
and relaxation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
FREE Instructions Send

FREE Instructions Send
! a sta mpe d. addressed
envelope for the free in
struction sheet (No. S13-19)
showing how to make fabric
window shades, lampshades,
bolster and quilted bed
headboard. Ask for free
slipcover instruction sheet
if you want that also. House
hold Almanac. The Ameri-
can Weekly, Box 1911. Grand
Central Annex, NY. II, NY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Cay Window Shades

THE window shades cover
a large area in your room
when they are pulled down
to show. II they are ugly
they can spoil an otherwise
lovely effect of fresh cur
tains, potted plants or pot
terry arrangements you may
use to brighten your
windows. You can make
new shades yourself, quite
easily, using the same
rollers and sturdy new
pieces of chintz in decorative
patterns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Fobrie Covers

cLIPCOvERS for furniture
- hide a multitude of deco
rating sins. Besides chairs
and sofas, there are dozens
of pieces which take kindly
to empowering. Here are
some of them: piano
benches and stools, has
socks, occasional tables that
do not lend anything in the
way of beauty to your
room, the sewing machine,
and old chests.
So, get out your needles
and thread. the scissors and
the scrap bag, and discover
the fun of changing drab
corners into bright spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

DAY special attention to
the S m all accessories.
They make a great deal of
difference. How about the
iampshades? Are they dull
or dirty? Pieces of chintz,
Bingham, cretonne or other
fabrics make crisp. new
lampshadeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
FREE |!

REMARKABLE NEW SCIENTIFIC BOOK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

don't be discouraged, but be-
gin making the old things
over so they will add to,
rather than subtract from,
the beauty Of your rooms.
The Nome nugget., 1944-02-28

together with the total current domestic production, are in ex- cess of current war needs for oo- mestic and lend-lease purposes, should to the extent that they ex- ceed such war needs, be stock piled and withdrawn from sale in competition with domestic produc- ton during the war period;
 (3) To the formulation by the United States Government of Q postwar national policy that win prevent the contents of such stock pile from being dumped on the market in quantities and al prices that will curtail future domestic production of such strategic ne tals below 6 point at which cO- mestic mines can sustain oevel- opment work essential to the pro vision of such metals for future national security; and
 t4) To the continuation by Metals Reserve Company, or other appropriate Government agency, of purchases of such sira- tegic metals from domestic pro ducers under purchase contacts effective prior to December 31, l943, during the duration of the war.
The Nome nugget., 1944-02-28
PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK

Following vi be the prograns fa~ the week q inc Federated Church:
 Mooaay. 73o [. m-study Group on the Post War World, Social room. Every other week.
 Tuesday. 7:3o 2. m. Hobby groups. Photography, Agriculture, Arr.
 "Wednesday, 500 ,. ra. Junior Choir rehearsal. 7:30 ?. n. Com n7uniry Old Folks Concert rehear- sal. 600 2. IT. Personal counsel Ing.
 Thursday, 7:ao D. n. Choir re- hearsal. Easter music.
 Friday, AGO ?. m. Junior choir rehearsal. 7;3o D, m. Com r7l,nity Bible Study on the Life of Paul. 9:uU ?. m. Christian t'el- lowship Group.
 Sunday, lo;45 a. m. Sunday sceool. all ages. 600 ?. m. Young Peoples Group. 700 D. m. Choir rehearsal. 7:45 D. m. Public Wor- ship service. goo D. m. Social Hour.
 Rev. Vernon L. Booker is giving Q series of five sermons over the radio during the month of March or the Vesper Hour, sponsored by the army chaplains every Wednes- day al 700 o'clock in the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1944-02-28
Nome Directory
HENRY JOSEPH LALLEY

ACCOUNTING, INCOME TAX
 AND SOCIAL SECURITY r. o. Box 156 Nome, Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1944-02-28
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED
Resolution on Federal Metals
 Purchasing Policies

Adopted unanimously by the Board of Directors of .le San San Francisco Chamber of Com merce on Jauary 6, 1914, on rec ommendation of the Chambers Mining Committed.
 WHEREAS, it is reliably re- ported to the Mining Committee of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce by western producers of various strategic metals no- tably tungsten, quicksilver, anti nnony and chromium, that the United States Government policy of buying these metals from for eign sources is operating greatly to the detriment of domestic pro- ducers who have made extensive investments at the governmnt's in- stance and request in order to de- velop and produce these metals for the war effort; and
 WHEREAS, it is reported that such foreign purchases in the case of tungsten ad quicksilver have been made at prices in excess of domestic market prices; and
 WHEREAS, the investments and enterprise of said domestic pro- ducers of strategic metals made possible the manufacture of war equipment, munitions and mate rials requiring steel and copper alloy metals and antimony and
The Nome nugget., 1944-02-28
TrAt.a. * Rss,si.r.d U 5 i. s0t oals

quicksilver, and the destruction of said investments and crippling of said enterprise would leave the country dependent on foreign sources for it's supply of said me tals in war and peace, and the accessibility and freedom from enemy control of such foreign sources may well be questioned; and
 WHEREAS, until the uncondi- tional surrender of the enemies of the United States in the current war is an accomplished fact, the security of our war effort should not be inperiled or interfered with through the hampering of our metal production program;
 NOW, THEREFORE, be it .. RESOLVED, that the Chamber of Commerce deplores this policy as a gross injustice to domestic mines, and as one which saddles the entire cost of a national for eign policy upon the owners who have made large investments in good faith and reliance upon the governments assurances that they would be permitted to SUD- ply United States war needs at compensatory prices, at least, during the pendency of the war; and. be it
 FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chamber of Commerce advocates action by Congress looking,-~: CD To limiting the prices paid by the United States Govern ment to foreign producers of tungsten and quicksilver to the current basic domestic market prices;
 | t2) To the requirement that foreign purchases by government agencies of tungsten, quicksilver, chrome, or other ores which taken
Evening star., 1944-04-07
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Det home. lovely
large rm, twin beds inner-spring matt
cars, bus. shops at door. AD s420.
3123 SO DAKOTA AVE. NE attrac,.
OF bedroom with . Sgle beds and living
room, other has double bed unlim. phone;
l3is DOWNING ST. N.E.1single. newly
furn., in congenial home, for girl; con-
Yenlent downtown transportation 9"
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath with kitch-
en- privileges All utensils furnished Em-
ploved couple. Gentle home. AT. S116
1000 9th ST. N.E.-Large, sunny. front
sired. Ii 3644.
NICELY FURN. front room in new home;
pvt. family. NO 1850 o.
All 1fth ST. N.E.-Master bedroom pri-
vate shower, HO. 5000.
COLORED-Nice double room in ne.
Telephone Franklin 06O2 81
Evening star., 1944-04-07
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies,
James Feed Store, Inc. 619 K st. NV.
ME. 00S9
HATCHING EGGS, giant White Jerseys,
Falls Church 1s11-W. s.
EASTER CHICKS and ,ducklings. newly
15s-W judge Hunt Poets Lodge, West
Montgomery ave. Rockville. Nd
ROCKS, Reds, Leghorns, White Rocks, S12
per hundred each Wed. Annandale Poultry
Farm, R. F. D. 2. box 54S, Fairfax, Va.
GIL. S606.
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 80
miles of city, S46.20 up Will build to
your specifications. No money down, one
year to pay. Annandale Poultry Farm.
GIL. 5000.
80 LAYING White Leghorn pullets, excel
lent stock; 500. Vienna, Va. Phone
Vienna 22S-W.
CHICKS, dependable New Hampshire and
Rocks. Priced to make you profit. j. B.
Henry. East Falls Church, Va. Falls
Church 134S
Evening star., 1944-04-07
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

RABBITS, New Zealand, for Easter; SI.o5
Up. Phone SH 1913. 9503 Saybrook ave,
Silver Spring, Nd.
PUPS. mos. o old ~ male, Wonderfui S'Gm pndf dis
position; toy, ? pounds. ME. 1904,
Fall Church S31 -W-:}
COCKER SPANIELS, AKC-registered. Call
Rockville 449-J.
PUPS, Irish setter, rure-bred; $40 each
After 6 pm. 2419 Both ne. :"
RABBITS FOR EASTER, young and old all
colorS. J. S. Smith. lngleSide ave, Nc
Lean. Va. Phone Elmwood 453.
EASTER PUPPIES-MaleS, SO: females,
81 90. White Pekin ducklings, soc. Baby
chicks, from l5c UP. Judge Henry j. Hunt,
West Montgomery I'd, Rockville, Nd.
Rockville 15S-W.
EASTER BTNNIEs. white and colored;
@ ;52nd St, Sc; II $500; SHillcrest bus.)
COCKER SPANIEL. black female. months
old, A. K. C. registered, S35. Call Ii.
1922 after 6:30 pm,
BOSTON PUPPIES, males and females
perfect markings, registered. 3613 14th
PEKiNGEsE PUPPIES. pedigreed, reg
A. K. C.: little beauties: reaS. 21O4 Addi-
son Chapel I'd. Kenilworth ne. IL O317.
SCOTTIE. $50; BOSTON, CHI sired, $50;
PERSIAN KITTENS, red males SIS;
COOKERS, S25, $50, $40. CHOWS, S25.
Dog HOTEL 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PERMANENT RESIDENTS, with good ref
erences, in urgent need two or three bed
vest Or or GEORGETOWN. Call Michigan 477O.
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER, bachelor es-
ave. wants Immediately in Dupont circle
studio D.; apartment with kitchenette. bath
unfurnished. Call Mr.. steindl. DE. liza.
VA WANTED Sana3,o One a room apartment, pvt,
NV in xPAkTMENT 1GH tSp H RoSsn, Sa[ furnished
ktehen V'ns @tiIties FRGm
S65 to $50; for immediate occupancy Re
sponsible parties, best references. DE. 7935,
REsP0NsiBLIEs sIIseH coUPLf sha Civilian Ceenttle,
desires apt. furn. or unfurn,, l.. r, b.r,. k
pont pPont Circle GEORGETOWN Tel. FIR $3.50,
GENTIEMAN Gen desires furnished or unfur-
hddress on G tS9 SIS RS
GENTLEMAN. %, gentle, wishes to share
furnished or unfinished apartment with
one or two other men in Petworth or Ia
koma H Park parking facilities required.
TWo WEARY CANADIAN GIRLS urgently
nished apt in NV. section. Box 474-B,
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath, in modern
building NV. section. Box 475B, s.ar.
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE by re-
sponSible couple. Furnished or unfur-
nlShed, in NV. section near business dis
trlct. trlct. Rent around $500. Box 25I-C.
BRAZILIAN ARMY OFFICER and wife,
without children, desire apt. of living,
furnished or unfurnlshed, in NV Call
Re, Re- = 700, CnxI EXt ,tx,n 1,329, from . to
n w n rn
ment service. Reply RIM. us, willard
WILL EXCHANGE 5-room furnished house
IN Cleveland for , bedroom furnished in
washington during summer. Box 267-C,
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desires small
f4rnlshed fa apt NV. section. Call Hobart
IL, LIZ, :, !. Miss Is. Birney. ,-, s"
bbyRNdshEP by !bsId ponan rm ktchemet2 en py II
WIFE oT PRosPEcrVE DRArrrE desires
fMMEbsTf iSMIh P1iifFT6d occtFsSG1% tffssSSt!1 % or bed
Guration: Two naval officers and CIVILIAN
pfice range, Sl@5 to 5000. Call RE. stll
WANTED-APT.. furnished or untur-
aiShed; Isl G,9 ne section; married couple, Phone
FURNISHED APARTMENT required about
May lSt Tor two or three men, Govern
ment officials; NV. preferred Phone
EX; 1910, Ext 81. s.
downtown preferred furnished or unfur-
nShed, by three responsible college women
in Navy Department Cali Katherine
Meade. MA. S1S6, between 4 80 and r. =.
uNFuRNISHED, . rms, pvt. bath, kitchen
ftlgf clean, quiet Cali Mrs. Norton
AID. 5000.
Rent Your Basement Apartment
On year-Iease basis; VIII pay $3.50 by week
or month for furn. apt in NV. section
must have refgr, for baby. Phone BerWyn
IN and give complete details
COLoRED-l OF . rooms. kitchen and
path uniurnished; couple with infant
Call NO. ~"
Evening star., 1944-04-07
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MorylonJ ond VIRGINIA.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Nicely furnished large
front double room. large closet, next bath;
prlyate hone, corner; 10c bus CHI 2236
IAhoMA PARK-Serviceman wife Will
share her home with girls: very reason
a bic 81. 47S9
Observation-Disclosures furnished room
for gentleman, Army or naval officer pre-
ferred; good TRANSFORMATION to Pentagon
and Navy Annex. TIE 21O9
BED-L1V RM. 16x1D, private bath. fire.
place, in fine residence and area, newly
reoecorated; suitable 1-2 professional peo-
pie: 20 min. to town by car GIL. lG1h