davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

ljenost najlepsih lastnosti pra-
voslavnega duhovnika, XII Sc v
start domovini bori v partizan-
skin vrstah "a pravico in svo-
bodo svojega naroda. Zato je
duhovnik Maletic trn v peti ma
sih tukajsnjih farizejev. S svo-
jim neumornim delom je dose
gel odcepitev najvecje pravo-
slavne zupnije cd Obranasev,
cesar mu "Srbobran'', XII vedno
govori V imenu ameriskih Sr-
bov, ne more odpustiti.
Maletic je clan Zdruzenega
odbora juznoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev, kot pradstavnik Srbov
v Ameriki, re cd zacetka usta-
novitve tega odbora. Njegova
izvolitev "a glavnega tajnika te-
ga odbora DO pospesila delo od-
bora in pomnozila organizato-
ricno delavnost Zdruzenega od-
bora Sirom Amerike.
Pozivamo mas .narod, Srbe,
Hrvate, Slovence, Bolgare in
Macedonce, da sprejmejo nase-
ga tajnika kot odgovornega
predstavnika nase organizacije
in mu pridejo povsod ma pomoe.
z vsestranskim sodelovanjem o.
gromne vecine Juznih Slovanov v
Ameriki, XII hrepene po jedin-
stvu in slogi, DO duhovnik Ma
letic v kratkem casu organizi-
raj posamezne lokalne odbore
lin jih povezal v celoto S centra-
10 v New Yorku.
In tako bono zdruzenimi
mocmi dosegli edinstvo, utrdili
demokratsko fronto v Amerlki
in doprinesli najvisjo pomoc
svojim viteskim bratom v start
domovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
EARL BROWDER 30 NEDELJO TUKAJ GOVORIL
O VOJNEM POLOzAJU IN POVOJNIH PROBLEMIH

Tvsem Ameriko>~ in Anglijo, "a
mednarodno sodelovanje in o.
hranitev sVetovnega miru pc
zakljucku sedanje vojne.
V nedeljo 80. januarja bo v
Clevelandu govoril Earl Brow
der, XII DO kot vodja ameriskih
komunistov tolmacil novi pro-
grain ameriskih radikalcev O.
zifom ma letosnje predsedniske
volitve in rama druga vprasa-
MIA, XII SO povezana z vojno in
povojnimi problemi.
Shod Sc bo vrSil v muzikalni
dvorani Public avditorija oh 8.
uri zvecer, in, kakor Sc poroca,
DO zborovalce uradno pozdra-
vii tudi zastopnik zupanovega
urada, in osebne pozdrave OH
rom ma 20-letnico ustanovitve
casopisa Daily Worker bodo
podali tudi councilman Joseph
F. Krizek, William o. Walker in
Paul T. Betley. Eden izmed 60
vornikov DO Rev. Joseph Sinko,
zupnik ruske pravoslavne GER
kve v Warren, O..
Med clevelandskimi unijskimi
voditelji, XII bodo imeli krajse
govore, so navedeni Charles
Beckman, predsednik unije av-
tomobilskih delavcev, Fis h e
Body local As, CIO; Bernard V.
McGroarty cd Clevelandske de-
| vske federacije' in Joseph
Kress, blagajnik Clevelandskega
industrialnega unijskega sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
Rev. S. Maletic novi glavni tajnik Zdruze-
mega odbora juznoslovanskih Amerikancev

bodan, advokata il Sremske Mi
trovice, sta bila -znana antifa-
sista Sremu. Nebojsa je ak
tivno sodeloval z voditeljem le.
vice kmetske stranke DIR. ORA
goljubom Jovanovicem.
V Ameriki je duhovnik Male
tic ostal zvest svojemu demo
kratskemu misljenju. Ko so jul
goslovanski zakulisni diplomat
ski krogi zaceli skozi nazad,
njaski tisk gonjo proti jedin-
stvu jugoslovanskih narodov in
strank, so Maletic in Sc sest
drugih najbolj postenih srbskih
duhovnikov izdali kategoricno
izjavo, v kateri so obsodili tako
delo in so Sc postavili odkrito
ma branik jedinstva in hratstva
vseh juznih slovanskih naro-
dov. Ameriski "Srbobran'' je
sleherni dan napadal Maletica
in njegove prijatelje in pozival
Srbe v njih zupnijah ma upor
proti MIN. Zaradi posledic, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

'New-yorski dnevnik "Post"
je pred kratkim priobcil razgo-
vor S slavno jugoslovansko O.
perno pevko, Zagrebeanko go.
Zinko Milanovo, XII je pred par
tedni pela naslovno vlogo Bel
linijevi operi Norma, katero
je Metropolitan operna druz-
ba prvic po preteku sestih let
zopet dala ma oder. .
Znamenita pevka je v razgo-
voru prekipevala navdusenja "a
borbo jugoslovanske partizan-
ske vojske, in rekla je, da je
zlasti ponosna ma dejstvo, da je
marsal Tito donna il zagreba,
kakor ona sama. Rekla je:
fTito je velik moz. On Sc bo-
ri "a svobodo - "a svobodo rev.
mega ljudstva, "a preprosti ma
rod in delavce "a vse tiste
ljudi, XII zivljenju kaj pomeni-
jo. Oni drugi Sc borijo "a kra-
liza, in kdor je "a kralja, je ma
en- ali drugi nacin zvezan ma
ciji.
Zinka in njen MOI Predrag
Milanov, ki je bill svoj Cas- od-
licen igralec IN reziser Y zagre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
IL japonskih ladji
potopljenih, nadaljnih
S pa poskodovanih


Zavezniski komunike.i, Xxi
je bill objavljen danes zju-
traj, javlja, da je biIo v
JUNO zapadnem Pacifiku
potopljenih IL nadaljnih
japonskih ladij, 5 pa je bio
poskcdovanih.
Najhujsi udarec so ia
ponci doziveEi v RabauIu,
cigar.luka je polna cd bomb
razdejanih in pozganih la
dij. Ameriska lie ala so
vp-izorila napad ma luke iz
jamborske visine in pogrez-
Mia pet tovornih parnikov
i'm en- tanker, dve drugi lad
il pa so tak0 hudo poskodo-
vail, da ju je mostvo pogna-
10 ma breg.
Tekom napada so Ame-
rikanci zbili rs japonskih
letal, kar pomeni, da so ia
ponci v teku zadnjega me-
SEGA v Obrambi RabauIa iz-
gUbili mic mani kot $50 Ie-
tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

bu, sta zadnjiG slisala cd svo-
jih sorodnikov in prijateljev v
Jugoslaviji preteklega m a j a .
Pevkin oce ie ze zadnjih IS let
dirigent godbe v zagrebu, MEN
brat je professor ma glasbeni a.
kademiji, eden njenih bratran-
cev, slikar po poklicu, pa je v
partizanski vojski.
Cd takrat sta Zinka in njen
moz govorila z nekim jugoslo-
vanskim partizanom, XII Sc mu
je po zajetju cd Nemcev posre-
clio ubezati in je nedavno do
spell v New York.
"Stvari, XII mama jih je pove-
dial, so strasne," je rekla ga.
Milanov. "Povedal je o slucaju
neke vasi, kjer je $50 otrok pc
10 v soil. Otroci so peli neko ma
rodno pesem. Prisli so Nemci,
jih well IL sole in ustrelili. Njih
ucitelj je prosil, da maj ubijejo
MEGA, da pa maj pustijo otroke
pri zivljenju. Vsi njegovi apeli
SO bill zaman. Pobili so vse."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

Ma seji eksekutive Zdruzene-
ga odbora juznoslovanskih A
merikancev, dne 5. januarja v
New Yorku, je' bill srbski du-
hovnik Strahinja Maletic emo
glasno izvoljen "a glavnega tai
nika tega odbora. V njegov de-
lokrog spada odgovornost "a
vse delo v uradu in "a organizi-
ranje lokalnih Odborov Sirom A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
2S5a;R
NaSSii
fa1ltje-uoiaki

Prijatelji poznanega godbeni-
ka Frank L. Vadnala mu sedaj
lahko pisejo ma novi naslov,
ker je bill zdaj premescen.
Njegov naslov je: AS Frank
L. Vadnal 25916923, Sqdn. L.
Mason Hall, Room 1868, 80 c,
T. D. - M. S. c., East Lansing,
Mich.
Ma 7-dnevni dopust je pri-
sci Alabame, Pvt. Anthony
Silc, sin druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Mi
Ike Silc, 1878 Norwood Rd. Ko
Sc bo vrnil ma svoje sluzbenc
mesto bo odsel v California.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga O.
biseejo ma domu starsev.
Ma dopust "a Is dni je prisel
Freddie Hribar, sin druzine
Frank in Martina Hribar, XII vo-
dita Welcome Inn gostilno, ma
984 E. 222 St. Prisel je z Great
Lakes, ILL.,, kjer Sc nahaja pri
mornafici. Prijatelji ga lahko O.
biscejo ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

lUo SiseVich IN Too Brajinovich,
pomorska kapetana- partisana
SO jih imelit tt napadi, Sc DO mo-
raj "Srbobran'' zagovarjati pred
sodisGem Pittsburghu.
Ali vkljub fnajbolj strupenim
napadom cd strani fasisticne re-
akcije, je duhovnik Maletic O.
stal cvrst in west svojim ma
rodnim idealom. On je poosob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
Argentina je koncno
prelornila odnosaje
S silami osisca

BUENOS AIRES, 26. ja-
nuarja. -Argentinska VIA
da je danes pretrgala di-
plomatske odnosaje z Mem
clio in Japonsko, izjavlja-
joe, da SO osiscne sile pre-
misljen0 vrsile agresijO pro-
tt Argentini S tenn, da so
aktivno podpirale velikO O.
mrezje spijonaze, XII je bila
razsirjena po vsej dezeli.
Naznanilo je bio dano v
javnost OBJ $50 dOpOldne
" dramaticni radijski> Odda-
il zunanjega ministra gen.
Alberta Gilberta, XII je IL
javil, da je bila drzava pri-
siljena p0dvzeti to stalisce
v mteresu narodne varno-
sti in obrambe. g
Gilbert je rekel, da je OBJ
stoj velikega spijonaznega
sistema, XII sta ga vzdrze-
vail Nemcija in Japonska,
odIrila uradna preiskava,
XII 10 je izvrsila argentin-
ska vlada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
NOVORO OJENCEK

V nedeljo, dine %. januarja
SO Sc vile >rojenice zglasile ma
farmi pri poznani druzini Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Celigoj NIL, in pu-
stile v vspomin krepkega sincka,
prvorojencka. Matt, katere de
klisko ime je bilo Fora Gulic, in
dete, Sc nahajata v Glenville
bolnici in Sc dobro pocutita. Ma
Sc cestitke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

Ike, XII Sc nahajajo pol mile cd
Cassino.
Nemci bodo ocividnO branili Rim
Il tega bi bilo skleniti, da "a
vezniske sile Cassina Sc MISC
zavzele. L. danasnjih vesti je
tudi razvidno, da Sc Nemci maj
brze ne bodo umaknili il Rima,
temvec da so ga pripravljeni
braniti brez ozira ma to, da DO
mesto pri TEN najbrze silno tr-
pelo.
Vcerajsnja vest, da Nemci
praznijo bolnisnice V Rimu in
da castnihi zapuscajo rimske
hotele, nj bi1a danes Cd nobene-
ga vira potrjena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
DELNISKA SEJA s. ID. ID.

Letna delniska seja Sloven-
skega delavskega donna ma Wa
terloo Rd., Sc DO vrsila v petek,
OBJ s. uri zveeer. Vabijeni SO vsi
delnicarji in delniearke, ter dru-
stveni zastopniki, da Sc te letne
konference udelezijo v velikem
Stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
KuItura
VAJE "a "ROXY"

Zaradi letne delniske seize
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd., ne bodo vaje
"a igro Roxy" V petek vecer,
pac pa soboto, oh 7. uri zve-
Ger, kar Sc prosi vse igralce in
igralke, da maj upostevaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
IL BOLNIsNICE

Poznana Mrs. Mary Starman
Sc je vrnila IL bolnisnice ma svoj
dom, 1903 Waterloo Rd., kjer
10 prijateljice sedaj lahko obi
scejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
'zavezniki pro-
dirajjo .pogorjje
b|izu Rinla
Nacijski odpor Sc je prodrtjem
invazijske sile v notranjost povecal

ALzIR 26. jan. - Glasom uradnega porocia, OBJ
javenega ma zaveznskem gavnem stanu, zavezniske
nvazske se zacele prodirat proti ugovzhodu napram
rastocemu naciskemu odpou ter prodre do pogorja
juno cd Rima. Ako bodo zaveznske operace dosegle
svoj cilj, Sc bo znaslo pasti do 100000 Nemcev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27
REDNA SEJA

.Redna seja drustva "Zavedni
sosedje st. 158 S. N. P. ]. sc vr-
81 V petek, oh 7:3O uri zvecer
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Avenue. Clanstvo
je vabljeno, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-27

Ike, XII Sc uahajajo pol mile cd
Casino.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
No Agreement With Newsreeis,
NAACP Is Assured By War Dept

inc All American, all official film
intended for public distribution
as soon as it has been processed
and cleared for military security
From the total footage, each COM
pany selects such scenes as it de-
sires for It's own releases.
Beyond Including, wherever
available, footage whicn shows Ne
gro troops in action, the War De-
partment can exercise no super
vision over the editorial choices OF
The newsreel companies
THE whole point of this matter,
said Roy wilkins, NAACP assistant
secretary" is shat 120,000,0C9 white
Americans are not learning
through h e neWsreel IN their
movie theatres what Negro troops
aro DOING to win victory for the
United Nations Of course IL Is
henefieials for Negroes who 60 70
aU-colored houses to see pictures
If their men, but it is just as
necessary that white Americans
a'so see pictures Of our llsflCltie
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Governor Replies To
Atlanta NAACP Query

the Governor and addressed to c.
l.. Harper, president; c. A. Scott,
vice-president and chairman OF
the committee on public affairs:
and A. T. Walden, chairman OF
the legal redress committee.
The wire from The Governor vas
in reply to kilograms sent }. Lon
Duckworth, chairman of the Demo-
critic Executive Committee; Miss
Grace Cannington, secretary and
Governor Ellis Arnold.
The three MACE officials We'd
nesday night wired members OF
the State democratic Executive
Committee seeking an lnterpreta-
ton of the recently enacted soldier
vote bill as it applies to Georgla's
100 900 Negro seryicemen and Wom-
en-. The wire sent by the NAACP
also inquired as to the ellgibillty
of Negro civilians voting III the
primary. The inquiry sent FOL
lows: During Thea special session
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Major Concerns Deny Effort Had
Been Made To Delete Race Troops

Paramount and Pathe stated posi-
tivelv that the particular review
by President Roosevelt did appear
in their releases.
Because they all denied having
such a policy, the NAACP in
CURED of General Stlrles whather
there was any sort of understand
ing or agreement between the
War Department and All American
Newsreel that Negro 5hots would
90 to All American. General
Surles replied:
81 have your letter Of January
% discussing the use of Army-mo-
tior-picture footage showing Negro
troops in newsreels and inquiring
whether the War Department
Bureau Of Public Relations h a 5
an agreement with All American
Newsreel that films showing Me-
gro troops in action viii go eXclu-
sivelv to that company.
AVAILABLE TO ALL
mo such agreement exists. Ine.
war Department makes available
to all newsreel companies, includ-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
3rd Anniversary OF
USO To Be Observed
By Local Club

The local USO Club will join
with nearly 5000 clubs and services
in this country and overseas III the
western hemisphere in observance
of the Third Anniversary of the
Founding of USO, February 46.
USO, standing for United
Service Organizations, Inc, was
founded on February 4th, l941. by
these four agencies well known IN
the religious and welfare fields,
Young Mems Christian Association,
National Catholic Community Ser
vice. The Salvation Army, Young
Women's Christian Association
Jewish Welfare Board, and The
National Travellers Aid Association.
Since its founding the goal OF
the USO has been to provide,
"A home away from Home" for
men and women in the armed serv-
ices Club houses are the heart Of
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Randolph Backs
Dawson Bill! For
Permanent FEPC
Compares 1t With
Marcantonio Bill
On Same Issue

NEW YORK-CA N p The
National Council for Permanent
FEPC favors the coalition measure
known as the Scanlon-DaWson-
Coffee-LaFollette bill, in preference
to the bill introduced more than
a year ago by Vito Marcantonlo
(ALP) of New York.
A. Philip Randolph, co-chalrman
of the national council, announced
this preference last Thursday, and
called upon 'tall minority group"
to back the councils selection to
put an end to bias IN industry
and the government on account OF
race, color, religion or national
origin"
The announcement follows by a
week. the tWo-day conference held
in Washington by the National
council at which it named two
secretaries to carry on the leg
work, and carried on a general
program Of Pumping for this par
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Sets Record Score
With Garand Rifle

to records of The infantry Re
placement Center.
a cook in civilian life. work
ing at EDITORIAL Publications. New
York city Private Smith says he
never had a rifle in his hands be
fore entering the Army at Fort
Dix, New Jersey last November
Is.
Private Smita came to Fort Nc
Clellan as rookie the first week OF
December. 1913, but soon showed
that he would be good soldier. He
had had only seven weeks Of basic
training when on January z, 1914,
he made his outstanding record
With the rifle, Captain Arma Andon
Of New Yok CITY IS Private
Continued OF Back ragel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
FORT MCCLELLAN. AL

FORT MCCLELLAN. Ala.
(SNS) - Private Emmett Q. Smith,
80, OF Montgomery, Alabama and
New York City, New York has es-
tablished the highest marksman-
ship record ever made with the
Garand rifle at Fort Mcclellan,
shooting 206 out of possible 2l0
bis commanding officers have dis
closed.
Firing on the Mcclellan Wash
ington Range as parS Of his basic
training as an infantryman. Pvt.
Smith made a seive of the targets
bulls eye, missing dead center only
four times in a total Of az shots.
No previous trainee in the two
wear history of Fort Mcclellan
has made an equivalent record with
The Nj eGarand) rifle, according
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05

BY lhELLN AN j. w.
ASSOCIATED Negro Press War Cor
respondent).
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND,
Feb. - CAMP Censorship is pre-
senting a grave hazard to all con-
cerned. 1t is almost impossible TO
get a story through from here I'M
less it is all sweetness and light.
If you doubt it,. ask Randy Dixon,
the war correspondent, who is quite
disguised with the present setup
and whom I saw recently at the
Liberty club in London.
This Liberty club IS very inter-
esting. It's Red Cross unit, and
there you can find fellows from
all of the states. The big register
book was we'll filled with names OF
men from everywhere in the USA.
During my stay there, a dance
was given and there was a large
number Of lovely and agile British
girls who made the fellows fool
right at home 1t was very interest
ing, for I had a chat with a girl
who does a very responsible job
for the country, and we were talk-
ing about the future Of our peo-
pies, and She showed That the
English really do understand, 80 a
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05

In addition the boys chalked UP
2 probably destroyed, and damag-
ed.
Distinguishing themselves for
the first time in the II months
they have been overseas, the squad
ror went in after the German
LuftWaffe in a manner that clear
ly demonstrated their eagerness for
battle that ultimately brought
credit and glory to them for near
Iy one-fourth of the enemy craft
downed in the particular section.
No losses were indicated.
ONLY ONE BEFORE
Prior to last Friday the squadron
had been able to bring down one
plane officially, that credited to
Capt. Charles Hall of Brazil, Ind,
last July over Sicily, although they
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
CONCERNS QUEIRED

ATLANTA, Ga. -(SNSl-NelIn-
er Georgia's Negro servicemen nor
civilians will be permitted TO par
ticipate in the State Democratic
primary. Governor Ellis Arnal
Thursday advised officials of the
Atlanta branch, National Assocla-
ton for the Advancement OF Col
ored people in response to a request
for a ruling sent late "Wednesday
to the State Democratic Executive
Committee which met in session
here Thursday to fix the rules md
date for the coming primary
1.-THE State Democratic sAecu-
five Committee officials Cove Or
ArnaIl wired, advise that under
the laws of this State and The
rules of the Democratic Executive
Committee Negroes whether Sol
diers or civilians are not permitted
To participate in the White Demo-
cratic Primary. Regards.
This information came lnuIs~
day morning in a wire signed by
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05

had registered a number of prob
ables." Last week, however, when
American and British forces land
ed 80 miles below Rome heavy
demands were made upon our air
craft to provide protection for
landings and cover for medium and
heavy bombers.
On Friday the squadron, COM
manded by Capt Rodney Gusts OF
Hartford, Conn, left the base in
North Africa and got into the
fray quickly in the section above
the cross Italy" line Of the Ger
mans and bagged eight. While the
report did not identify the type
planes brought down by the goth,
dispatches say the enemy had
thrown in his best craft to thwart
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
DIR. A. A. Cosey
Funeral Rites Held

VICKSBURG, Miss. Funeral
rites for DR.. A. A. Cosey, President
Of the Mississippi Baptist State
Convention. were held here Tues
lay. February 1st. with hundreds
If mourners from all sections OF
the state, and from many sections
of the nation attending the rites.
The distinguished Baptist lead
er, under whose able REGIME MANY
worthwhile advances had neen
made in the affairs of the chlfch
n Mississippi, and who held a aign
place in the national councils OF
the church, died last Tuesday fol-
lowing an attack of illness wnlie
attending a meeting in GreenVllle'
Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05

99th Warhawks
Down II NaZis
By ERNEST Z. JOHNSON

WASHINGTON, D. G. - (ANP) - Cutting loose with
vengeTu ferocy and deadly accuracy, the 99h Pursuit
squadron brought down II enemy planes out of 40
countered by allied fighters in two days of heavy fight
ing to hold the vital beachheads at AnzoNeuno, taken
last week by allie dorces, according to dispatches reach
ing here from headquarters of the Mediterranean Allied
Air Forces in Algiers
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DIGGS DEMANDS

LANSING, Mich, Feb. - (ANP)
State Sen. Charles G. Diggs, De-
troit Democrat and the states On
ly Negro legislator, Tuesday de
manded examination on grand jury
charges of criminal conspiracy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
POSTER WITH BROWN
FLYER

WASHINGTON - amp r The
official U. S. treasury poster, form
56O778. bears the picture of Ne
gro flyer with the exclamaeloil'
Keep us flyingl" and is a direce
appeal to the nation to participate
in the 4th war loan drive.
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DIR. J. w. Hair, DID, LID, Pre-
siding Elder, Jackson District, East
Mississippi Conference AME
Church, candidate for the Bishop
ric, May, 1914, General Conference,
Philadelphia, Pa, Chairman Foun-
der's Day program at Campbell
College, Feb. 7-12.
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NEW YORK CITY-tSNS}-- 1he
War Department has no agreement
wth aewsreel companies by which
all scenes showing Negro troops
are turned over to all American
Ncwsreel, a company catering eX-
clusivelv to jim crow theatres &C
cordinq to Major General A ID.
5urles. director of the Bureau OF
Public Relations
The charge was made early IN
Jsnuary that five major neWsreel
companies deliberately omitted
scenes showing President Roosye-
welt reviewing Negro troops over
seas. THESE scenes then appeared
in All American Newsreel eX-
clusivelv in Negro theatres.
CONCERNS QUEIRED
All five companies were quer@d
by the NAACP Pathe Paramount,
Movietone News and universal
Newsreel all replied saying they
had no general policy calling for
the deleting of Negro scenes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Heads Program

sssg5;sii,sa I'D z. &. .lss a., a.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-05
Censorship Is
Irritating To
Correspondents
All Stories From
Britain Must Be
Sweet And Nice

Nv IRRELEVANT w. ANDERSON
ASSOCIATED Negro Press War Cor
respondent).
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Continued on Back Page
Evening star., 1944-10-18
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