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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-In 1900 block 18th st. NV; 0
and rear yards. in excel; cond;; price. Sl3,.
COLORED-Near 7th and G sts. ne: s.
room modern bath, oil heat, Gear garage.
front porch. yard; early possession; attrac-
lively priced at $500 terms. JOE CURTO
REALTY, FIR. 1900.
COLORED-Near 10th and Spring rd n W;
rooms. bath, full basement, oil h.-w.h.:
well arranged ior doctor, and priced for
quick sale. MR.. BOAZE, GE. 6779 or
DI. 3346.
COLORED -4124 Grant st. ne; 6-rm.
brick home. modern, gas heat; substantial
cash needed, Mr.. Foster, ST. 4 SO. Open
Sunday. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO., DI.
COLoRED-l 600 block 7th ST. ne, 6
rooms, brick, Colonial front porch. 2 rear
porches. extra kitchen in basement, very
long rear yard, also a useful basement,
INV h, house in good cond., close to
transportation. $1,000 to S1,500 down.
AID O3S3 ewes. and Sundays call AT. 1904.
COLORED-1S25 N. Cameron st. (Halls
HILL colored Section) Arlington. Va
) rooms and bath frame bungalow: coal
burner. INV h., fruit and shade trees; lot,
5nXl2l: close to everything. Price $3.50.
REIBLE, Agent, OK. 0515. or GL. 1929.
COLORED-Brookland $500 block 18th st.
n.e.--6-rm and bath row brick; inclosed
porches; garage; reasonably priced; terms.
5000 block l1th st. n;wo--6 rms, bath:
basement; n.-wh. $4,000: reasonable
terms Call Mrs Forsythe, TR 1898, or
Mr. Demouy DE 6336. JAMES E. SCOTT.
II Florida ave. nv DE. 1913, DE. 1914.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY BY MAY I-Two- BEDROOM. pnfHrnished
employee: references. Chestnut 3149 IA
ARMY OFFICER desires to rent "a bed
room furnished house, NV. conv. to
Transportation No pets, excellent refs
up to $3.50 mo. EN-. -4631
ada adgltS; eaTs D; 6;mSfs C. references Call ME-
HUSBAND, wife and 2 young daughters.
z and yrs, urgently need 3 or 4 bedrm.
Hnfnrn house Phone WI; .0ss7.
NAVY CAPTAIN, wife, 2 children, perma =
nent duty, desire 2 or 3 bedroom house,
furn. or unfurn. NV. or Va. DI. 1868
CASH GUARANTEE against damages; furn.
lst floor, 4-room apt. or house with large
porch and yard, for summer only: Govt
exec; best refs; one-month baby, no pets;
ssSe sao sood syss csEe of house and yard; UP to
ARMY LIEUT., wife, nurse, 3-month in
fant. desire 3-bedroom furnished house,
Alexandria or Arlington: 5000: very best
PUBLIC nEAETH SERVICE OFFICER and
wife desire to rent unfurnished or fur
II sso gsthesda1Sheyy Chase area $50 to
s. BY MAY lie /. executive, permanent Govt;
1asuse. Call ME. 297s after pm. 1b'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1925 10th ST N.W-Nice double rooms
with excellent meals, Si2 so each. IL
OFFERING private room and board in ex;,
change for light household duties and
staying home few nights with children,
and 10: French speaking preferred but
sGf aGo sT with IN Nv, bath for
., $50 each; also double room, 3rd floor.
$50 each share rm. on 1st floor. for naval
officer, $50: conv. transp.
1874 N. H. AVE. NW.-Vacancies for
> yoLng ladies in high class modern,
Well-furnlShed guesthouse. Private bath
food above average; handsome dining
room walking distance or good trans
portation. SiS per mo. each
5s05 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancy for young
girl in large double rm.. home cooked
meals, unlim. phone, good tranSp.; de-
tached home, Southern family RA. 392S.
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SUBURBAN sALe-MARYLAhD.

4 AND 5 ROOMS and bath frame bun
galows (only 2 leftl, Colmar Manor, Nd.
Pes. near saIt9 bya bus ses tWY sample
St; 20ea cash required FULTON r.
GORDON, owner. 1927 Eye St. NV. DI.
5230 until pm. Brokers, attention.
BuCKEYsTOWN. MD.-A lovely home on
a acres. modern in every respect, has
eight rooms, "a baths, oil heat, hardwood
tio9rs, hot and Geld water s.ear Earsss u,s
Possession Eve phone Ne l. r ADAMS ms
Es1a isth "a yesa RessaaItor National TnsA assa '~'
ATTEN1TliioN, HOME sEEKERs@it you DO
not have adequate housing and can qualify
as "hardship case" under the newly
now prepared to build you a new brick
home suited to your needs and finances
on the, choice of many desirable sites:
For additional inform alton phone ,, WaEtieId
GALLATIN ST, Hyattsville. Md.-S rooms.
bath. h:-w h., oil burner; fireplace in liy:
cooking. Scar ssarage, beautiful shade IA l and
thing; possession; $40, 500. terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO., call Hyattsville o334. sveA
(Csontinued on NeYt PARAS
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APARTMENTS UkFuRhIsHep,

2-BEDROOM APARTMENT in Takona
ParE, Nd to eXchanse for similar apt.
Z = ! N3,I2,k;; Z, Va Write Box 2"2-G: star.
for similar apt or small house near WIS
,,LG,n.;S,.-n! L,.;,-! and Western avcs. WA. s23G. -
$. ne. $40 Tor suburban apt Phone RE
Ia. FNt. 5-@T weekdays. l92
WILL EXCHANGE apt, S55, in New York
City. ar subway and park, for a 3 or 4
room apt, in WASHINGTON RA. 1861.
Sunday. ia UO12 l5s
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ROOMS WANTED tcont. J ,

NAVY COUPLE desires rm. or apt. near
Ward or Dupont Circles. EN-. 9221.
WALTERS" 15s
A MIDDLE-AGED. refined married couple,
natives of PENNSYLVANIA, wish to contact
owner of private home in quiet neishbor-
hood having vacant room or two; Gentle
rent in reply. Box 3S7-L, Star. 49,
LADY TEACHER wants room In quiet pri-
vate nome. near Wilson Theater; would
share bedroom apt. with refined lady
GI. EIN2
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

IN CHICAGO. want to rent or will ex-
change 5-room apt. for or 6 rm. house
or apartment in Washington. Transferred
here by reliable comuany: ''perman ~ !;
no drinking; gentle. Executive 2100, AD
0700, Apt. 117-F 15s
ATTRACTIVE Groom duplex house, large
lot: couple pref: S130 mo-, including util-
tiles. 1927 49th st. NV
4 ROOM brick, water and cleo, Sl5 mo, !;
white only. 1881 11h pl. Sc
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BOATS.

CA1DILAC 1 EENGiNEt Y-l6; fer sale, ex-
ington blvd, Arlington. l5s
MOTOR, Chrysler 90 converted: good con-
dition; frSt SD North 5222. 15'
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 3l2-h.p. Waterwitch
As lbs: 1asnt been run over 20 hrs
latest model; sold before priority Price
S75 cash. Falls Church 1897
IA CENTURY SPEEDBOAT, powered by
16-h.p Neptune; trailer; excellent condi.
ton: $3.50.
90 open sallboat, 6H' beam complete
Neptune outboard 5000 Go to c. F
ROGERS & LEE BOATYARD, Shadyside
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room and Kitchen
cite for Ink: Address Box 335-L, star. IA
SINGLE ROOM for young woman who
works night shifts; NV. preferred. Box
MAN WANTS SINGLE ROOM. close to
city. NV. or Georgetown. Box 1891,
REFINED young man desires furnished
room In apartment. Box 367-L. Star. 16s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN I MO. TO q YR., Purcellville,
Va, bus service to gate; reasonable. State
license No. 20; reference. Call CHI
1857 16S
COUNTRY BOARD ON FARM, ] mile from
Mt. Jackson, Va. bus station; home privi-
legeS, plenty meats. butter. milk; lovely
location. modern conven.; reference. Phone
Mt. Jackson T2-F-30. MRS. LEILA MIL
LER, Mt. Jackson, Va. 15'
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ACTION NOW-Wanted ) or & room
house, furn. or uniprnished equity in
bus or car line: phontng employed couple.
nn hrnkrrS Box 1H1-r. Star 81
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

SFRVICENAN'S WIFE, Govt employed,
with girls > ard 3, desires good home with
day care of children Good pay. Refs.
EXCHANGED. Box 34S-L, Star. Is"
FOR EMPLOYED LADY and semi-tnvaid
mother with some care for mother Call
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-MD. ond VA.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE, modern arm. tenant house
in Fairfax County: essential that woman
be willing to do part-time light aouse-
cleaning on hourly pay basis Telephone
Fails Church S04 Will.
COLORED-Large front room, near bath,
employed couple; no kitchen privileges;
$40 mo. 1104 7 St NV. Apt 90
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AETNA MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Local
and Ion" distance No Job too large and
none too s>all IL 100.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
WIZ take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. LDELAIAN s
/ MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 2937 IA
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APTS. FURk. AND UkFURN.

APT. FURN OR UNFURNIsHED for
9;rls wiling TO by furniture. once. No,
!!lt 1000, Fxt: 80. Homo No, DU. 1000.
IN HhNGE 3-rm. furnished apartment.
Alexandria. for 2-bedroom furnished or
unturnlshed apt, Northwest section. TEN
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COLORED-Near 18th and RiFes st. nv
loTatqn; apfqEnf fine eonditton Ask for A. w
baths h;.wh:. stone Foundation: near
At and ksRyos ~ 81 bE d2 ifFsnssd
CoLoRED-74s Newton St, avs large
rms, h:-w.h:, gas: Colonial porch; fine
es sF BE- 5s sad BE- fis
basement. brick: h.-w,h.; $3.50; S1,25O
COLoRED -. 5-room brick. modern i'm
pprovemsenTtsoo All 7th st. Sc, ME. 1929.
CoLoRED-Modern brick home, near 9th
and g SITS ne. 8 extra large rooms, fun
G porch re sar b9s Many fe
JOE QUITO, Realty. FIR; 1900.
Setschsd frame h9use large rooms and
gear garage This house is located in a
very CONVENIENT section Of the city eIoss oS
%h o al 5o qoy esss ass IS oep per low 6nh fhe
iHs nished for s. 10 per month. Possession !,
col oioRSDEioa I5fh st. n.e.-Baautifui
S-rm; house with large recreation nm;
appointment only. EN-. s10s.
IoLUnED--Only $500 DOWN; IN 1900 DIX.
coal h.-w:h:, basement. Price; Ss,s5o'
aos7; asptaGeY nome sAiSsy No. a145. W .Ai'NA' '1
COLORED---Near the New Trinity M. E.
Zion Church. on Park I'd. 8 rms, frame
row house. screened back porch. Venetian
blinds. fireplace. oil heat garage and shop
Space for garden. $4,000 cash, s71 mo
CoLoRED -. Open Sat, = to 9 Pm
bright rooms. tiled bath. built-in garage.
oil h.-w.h. Quick possession and rea.on-
able terms; LoWERY g. MELTON, ia
rms. ~ baths, h,-w,h;, coal fred;
Weather-stripred throughout with metal
weather stripping; 4 bedrms.. completely
furn.. including curtains, bed furnishings
and. floor coverings. Lovely breakfast set.
kitchen cabinet and tabletop range also
cupied. cneiedeo Priced A at $3.50 Terms Terms ar
ranged. For inspection call NORTH
WESTERN REALTY CO., NE. 0423.
COLORED-14O0 c st. ne. Here's . splen-
did home, reasonably priced; semidet. col,
brick. rms, bedrms.. oil h.-w:h;, full
neighborhood; quick possession, CO: o:oPERs,
ATIvE REALTY CO. (exclustve), MA. O700
or DU. OSLO.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-Northeost.

couple or Q girls; convenient transporta-
on noo GTK.RD S35 Rf sT @9nh NJ 4g gonbe bed
room: Couple Or y: girls prefer5ed: pre- eds good good
t,ransportatj2n; SO week; DU. 3549.
S1n s4es sGse ST. EsmST 5ab sR
ssntIenan t "2t g5st; So Week Week De aGSl:%~" "o43
dSle rm or coHpe new pTf home iuTn
other roomers; $40 sci, $40 cpl ia S357
1908 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Newly furnished
bsd5Gom DedDe 9Th Cn sr y beds svsp5ss D5E Or gs
ITE :@oi 18th ST, e;SI S.E-sinele room in private
i0S H ST. N.E,GLarse rm,, double bed and
single bed, or 3; pvt. BATH SO for .;
CoLoRED-7es 5Oth st. ne. EMPLOYED
married couple; neatly, furn. rm., with
Sss Of 0sr Ghen mo ca pq aer sm9kns II 10
CoLoRED-S60o st. ne Neat back
rm.. refined couple; no drinking. $50 mo-
ofn2 any Sms Warfe6 a5Se5 st. me- Furnished
room for ? refined colored men: next TO
bath $50 ca wk Bet. l3,h and and l4th &c
coLoREDE7SS sS'!e 9 St. R.e.; re Share share rooms.
girls, Govt employed; twin beds. neatly
ta5ErSRfa So efih mo room for
girl: some privils.; $3.50. Call in person
Saturday and Sunday. 1908 G st: ne.
FR. 4!DS.
CoLORED-Nicely furnished rm. in quiet
home. for two Govt girls: privileges.
4562 Eads st. ne 15'
oooMs FURNIsHED-s.e. and s.w.
1867 MASS. AVE. E Pleasant front
room = employed girls: no other roomers
- week each, = TR1 66S2: . u,o.s
couple; convenient tranSpp2 unlim. phone
I24 E ST. s.E.-2 Single rooms, s. each:
sober gentlemen: bus passes the door. TR.
5soII NJ ST. s.E.-Double room in private
home, next to bath; on busline; SO
week. Hillside l647-M.
I341 ST. S.E.-Single furn. bedroom
fcr man. pvt home: s. week. Ii. 3646.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. ond VA.
FOR TWO MEN, 2 nice rooms for rent;
sfss'iSIf siSs P1NfY 0Bf BRANCH cr Silver sprins
sssE Single rm' sn Ea,s IL mOdern duplex apt; ss
81 MARYLAND AVE, Parkland Md
T1s.t BTighs rm3; 3,g near "a Census Bureau $40 wk.
Rfif BETHEsbA, AND MD; 45o5 West Va. ave
Twin beds, inner-spring mattresses, two
exp. automatic hot water; employed couple
1904 HILTON AVE, Takoma Park-Twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses: home privi-
leges, including cooking; conv. to bus; 2
adults: S5 each. SH. 1864.
$500 18th ST. s., Arlington, Va.--Room
with private half bath attached double
bedl: for 2 girls: SO each. CH. 5056.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

WILL EXCHANGE lovely 3-ro0m apart
ment New York City. Central Park loCa =
tion. tor similar one here. Ureent. Ma.
g, Il. Ext. 1872. ~
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APARTMENrS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

RM., kit, furn, $40 no. dble. linen
urn, alr-cond HOTEL COURT. Ba.
.vd, . mi. past College Park. Berwyn y.
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CONTINUED on Next PaSs.'
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

It was tOrrld. PRESIDENT truman
gently patted his face with kerr
chief. The Rev. Marshall Shepard,
Recorder Of Deeds, leaned over and
whispered to the President: "This
would be fine time for someone
to speak to the President about
an air cooling system for u.s."
When Truman got up to speak,
he mentioned what the Recorder
had just whispered to him. He got
a hearty laugh.
One other item about the Presi-
dent: A small boy, apparently lost,
was confused by all of the excite
m ent that prevailed before Mr.
Truman arrived at the Recorder Of
Deeds building, Everybody was
yelling at him to get out of the
street. He ran into the only vacant
place he saw. 1t was lane cleared
for the President to enter the
building.
When Mr. Truman got out of his
car, he looked down at the boy
and smiled. The boy returned the
Presidential smile and then tore
out across the street and mingled
with the crowd.
Old time politics recall the Oc-
casiOn some twenty-five years
when Henry L. StimsOn was
pitted against the late Henry
Lincoln Johnson in the fight
between General Leonard Wood
and Governor Frank o. Low
den, of Illinois, for the Repub-
lican Presidential nomination.
AS usual, Georgia Republicans
had two delegations lone black
and tan, the other lily -white--
at the Republican national con-
ventiOn. Hearings to determine
which delegates should be seat
ed were being held before the
Republican national committee.
Link Johnson was representing
the black n d tan delegation
pledged to Governor LOwden.
Governor Hooper of Tennessee
was representing the Wood del
egates. When the Wood people
saw that Hooper was no match
for johnson in proceeding of
that kind, Involving law and
party customs, they had the
contests held up from New
York and finish the arguments.
johnson went on to win seats
for twelve of his sixteen dele
gates and to be elected a men,
Der of he Republican national
committee.
Mr.. Stimson was an able and
fortnight Secretary of War.
Credit for the advance made by
colonel personnel in the Army is
due to him. Both Under Secretary
of War Robert P. Patterson and
Assistant Secretary of War John
j. McCloy contributed to that adj
vance, but without his support it
is doubtful that so effective utii-
zation would hive been made of COL
pred personnel.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
Negro Div. Sets $4,000 Goal In Natl
War Fund, Community Chest Drive

directly benefited, now with Negro
YWCA, YMCA, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts and Family Service Work,
receiving Community Chest Funds.
the proportion Of individual CIV
ing should be far above that of
previous years.
At a meeting of officers and
workers at Lanier High Schoo! last
week, Mrs. Ruth Sanders Of the
Enterprise Funeral Home, was an
nounced as the 1916 chairman of
the Women's Division. A newcomer
in the field of civic work, Mrs. San
ders has gained a wealth OF public
experience as the head of one of
the city's leading undertaking es-
adjustments and her leadership is
expected to carry the women's di-
vision to an outstanding success.
Other women already actively
connected with the women's divi-
sion are Mrs. Doris Tharp Hall,
Mrs. Leroy A. Smith, Mrs. S. w.
Miller, Miss F. o. Alexander, Mrs.
M. M. Hubert and Miss Lille Belle
Walker. The women's division will
direct the Block Work of the cam
paign in addition to other features.
Another meeting of officers and
workers was set for early this week
at Lanier High School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
Says Efforts
Contributed
To Success
Crew On u. s. S.
Brazos Blazed
Enemy Out Of Sky

OKINAWA - Delayed - Now
that the Japs have capitulateo and
more details of major actions can
be told, it is revealed officially that
Negro sailors, 10th af1oat and
ashore had an integral part IN
helping Uncle Sans fighting forces
bring the enemy to his knees on
Okinawa, last stop on the road TO
Tokyo.
A commentator from SO 2 A
(senior officer present afioat), Rear
Admiarl I. N. Kiland at Kerama
Retto near OkinaWa to the USS
RRABOS, read in part: The results
of your efforts contributed materi-
ally to the success of the opera
tons. Under trying and difficult
circumstances you performed your
duty in an outstanding manner"
GUN CREW
The USS BRAZOS is manned by
crew which includes number OF
Negro sailors, many of whom are
in general service and who have
won their chevrOns as gunner S
mates, motor machinist's mates,
machinist's mates, and other rat
ings
The BRAzOS dropped anchor for
the OkinaWa invasion four days be-
fore the Easter Sunday assault and
took up a position to play her part
in the action. For &c days she stood
by, going to battle stations at the
sound of general quarters" 102
times during that period and fuel
ing 575 ships without costly delay.
On April 6, for example, general
quarters sounded four times as
enemy airplanes swept in to strike,
but nevertheless the BRAZOS fuel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
ed nine ships that day.

ed nine ships that day.
Among the Negroes aboard here
during the series of engagements
were: William w. Booker, seaman,
second class, 2009 Meridian street,
Philadelphia, Penna.; Ernest j.
Armstead, seaman, second class, 26
Charles street, New Haven, Conn;
Walter Palmer, gunner's mate, third
class, Star Route, Mariposa, Calf;
ODDS Robinson, Jr., seaman, SECOND
class, 1869 Stlyvesant Ave. Brook
Ign, N. Y; Ernest F. Camp, cox
swain, Mapleton, Ore; William c.
Moore, seaman, first class, 1922 S
Bowler ST., Philadelphia, Penna.;
Mcfarland A. Bragg, machinist's
mate, third class, 1888 Pillow St.,
Memphis, Tenn; Bernard P. Ed
wards, machinist's mate, first class,
1717 West seth ST.. Seattle, Wash,
and John H. feathers. machiniSt'S
mate, third class, 2038 West West
moreland Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

at the home of his wife in Joplin,
Missouri. He was formerly of Nat
chez, Miss, and died in Wichita.
Kansas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
Patterson Warns OF
Peace-Tin1e Hard Work

work ana without excuses
In tribute to Tuskegee's founder.
DR. Patterson said that 'as we
meet the turbulent and uncertain
future our education must be di-
rected along lines conceived by the
founder of this institution and we
at Tuskegee are grateful for the
start which he gave us.
In the matter of Negro postwar
employment and the readiuStment
for Negro veterans the speaker
considers the position of he Negro
as "precariouS" and urged a full
realization Of the challenging
opportunities for the type of leader
ship which the great masses of our
people must have as ON nation
changes from war to peace"
This years record enrolment was
revealed in the crowded section
Of the chapel set aside for students
We have not had so many young
men In the chapel since the war
started" said Or. Patterson at the
clo.e of his remarks.
Every department of the schools
program has returned to pre-war
activities. This is particularly true
III mechanical industries where a
great influx of veterans has en-
abled the department to resume It's
normally busy schedule.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
CAPITAL
SPOTLIGHT
BY
LOUIS LAUTIER
for NNPA)
Little Things

EDITORS NOTE: Mr.. Lautier is
writing NNPA's Washington col
unn in the absence of Harry 5.
McAlpin, who is on tour OF Pacific
naval bases.)
Representative Bill Dawson, of
Chicago, believes President Truman
is winning the goodwill Of a great
many people, with whom he comes
in touch, by little human things he
does. For example, when he arrived
at the Recorder of Deeds building
the other afternoon to speak at the
unwilling of plaque of the late
President Franklin d. Roosevelt. a
crowd had gathered outside, wait
ing to catch a glimpse Of him.
Branches of trees Unsecured their
view The President raised the
branches and waved. This gesture
pleased the crowd.
Undoubtedly, Mr.. Truman made
q lot of friends at the unveiI-
ing ceremony. Many persons
there were critical of him, they
were pro- Wallace and the side
tracking of Wallace and the
nomination of Truman for
Vice-President left them disaf-
fected.
After hearing Truman speak.
they were impressed with his
certify, hunbleness, and
the feeling he gives that he
wants to do the right thing and
can be depended upon to pro-
tect the interest of the little
man in a crisis.
The day was hot Inside the cor
ridor where the exercises took place
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
Brother OF Mrs.
Hayden Buried

Mr.. Walter A. Reedy, brother of
Mrs. George Hayden of West Pasco-
goula street was buried last week
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
MRS. RUTH SANDERS HEADS
WOMEN'S DIVISION

Rev A. l.. Rice, 1915 chairman of
The Negro Division of the Kinds
County National War Fund and
Community Chest campaign an
nounced this week that the Negro
division had accepted a quota of
$4,000 as its part Of the work of the
I945 campaign
AT the same time, Rev. Rice
pointed out that the recent addi-
ton Of SO many fine agencies for
Negro community service presented
such a challenge to the Negro citi-
zens that the amount raised should
90 far in excess of the $1,000 quota.
In referring to the new agencies
Rev. Rice pointed out that whereas
heretofore the Negro group had
raised upwards of $500 in each an
Dual drive with. only one agency
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

aTUSKEGEEa INSTITUTE, ALA
-(SNS) - The honeymoon of war
time benefits for civilians is now
over" President F. ID. Patterson
stated to students in his first sun
day evening Chapel talk, lana we
are entering period where merit is
the measure of progress. You who
have come here this year must be.
resolved to move forward with hard
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06
Well Known Young
Woman Is
Death Victim

Miss Nancy baltimore Of East
Monument street died at local
hospital following an emergency
operation on Saturday, October 90
Miss baltimore was a popular clerk
at the Palace Drug Store on North
Parish street.