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POULTRY e. EGGS.

EMERGENCY sALE-White Leghorn and
Rhode Island Red yearlings at laying peak,
sre 4oc gess nue see daofs
oSf DEck BArfRRT ffF5fG GbkoopfR for sale
East Riverdale, Md, one block off Edmond
WANTED-New Hampshire and Plymouth
is RofS ha5chng ICI eges' fertile and blood
ice lo'.s WHITE IS LIESS5HoRNs. weeks old. 4oc
sI095 per 100. Min. < w ROCK broilers,
Ser 1o6 per sbp 2o spefal GoNpS 5sSSrsa S
Box ls44 Trenton :, J.
mouth water. Tender, early. hatched pull
Beds, Austria White and Tom Barron, s to
uDg DesES 26Nf 2d Pr05s Roekve 73e e. W ve pos es
DON'T READ THIS, cut it out and save
it as meyer again IN will you have such an
every day this week while they last; Big
Tom Barren Or0iieF chicks oc ca or S.
breeds AA and AAA, 5 days old 1sc each;
one week old, roc ca; Rocks. Reds, Wyan-
Rockyiiie 15s-W Jul JUDGE g'- HUNT. SE'' Poets
Lodge, West Montgomery ave. Rockville,
Md.
CHICKEN INCUBArORs t2). one Il, 600
capacity, and other 10000, electric; auto
matte egg turner; good condition. 81. 1887.
ASSORTED CHICKS for quick broilers and
frycrs, our selection. sex and breed, IS g5
per 100. Prompt shipment c.od. WILLOW
RUN POULTRY FARM, Box 74S, Trenton
AAA BEST QUALITY CHICKs-Your order
may consist OF any, breed or sex: our Sc
lection, Barred Rocks. White Rocks, Reds,
Ieghorns, Black Giants, Rock Crosses,
S795 per 100. One of the largest buyers
and sellers of baby chicks in the East We
offer no seconds at any price. Send check.
money ordeT for prompt delivery. PENN
ave, Phia. 30, Pa
REDS, ROCKS. Wyandottes,. Leghorns,
Giants, Brahmas, SS.95 per 100 Blood
tested Immediate delivery cod. Our
selection, breed, sex MODERN CHICKS
ouAhiTY eSnAin1HThf BEST ST GRADE CHICKS, assort-
ed, our selection. Barred Rocks, Reds
Brahmas; Rock Red Cross. Blaek-White
mediate shipment. Pay postman on ar
,ival. WALDMERE FARMS, Collineswood
CoWAN CHICKs-Breeders of quality q. S
approved pollorum passed. Hatch Wed,
Sat. weekly. Baby-started chicks. COWAN
FARMS. Phi 2341, Bowie, Md.
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APARTMENTS uNFuRhlsHEp.

929 G ST. N.W.-3 rooms, kit, bath and
i St. n v, WV ma. Sass. sAAShh' iSo'' LILO Eye
WILL EXCHANGE 1h-room apt, 211a F
ST.. NV. Apt. 3O6, S34, for one or two
bedroom apt. or house up to $40. See
Sunday L. an. to pm.
floor apts, . rooms, kitchen and pvt bath
each, Just renovated: gas heat incl. $50;
no children. Can be seen Sun. after 10
uNFURN. ROOMS with semipriva te
bath, for quiet adults $40. 237, 10th st.
ne.
66 YOU ST. NW.-Entire 2nd floor. .
rooms. large kitchen, private bath $50.
2-ROOM, kitchen. entrance hall. bath in
exchange for information leading to occu-
s1 psnoy Of small hause- r. 65s3 to 3 p m;
63i9 EDMONSTON AVE. Riverdale : 4
rms private path, $50 month, no chill
1901 LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-Exchange
or small house in NV or Silver Spring.
So5 80 mo; Call IA. 1925 after 8 pm.
for adults only: $50. Call MR.. sToLAR,
MI. 542l, or visit 2a13 M st. NV. Satur-
day or Sunday II to 4 pm
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ROOMS EURhIsHEp-hor.heost

1883 DOWNING 81. N.E.-Singie room.
new home: in exchange for taking care are: 2
WooDR1DGE, 3a67 Central ave- ~ ne o
p4ese use o 10 sa
piano; one or two ladies' $50 each or
s. So S,nEis sr Nr-c,esn ws,,.t,rrts,sd
rooms for senslemensOnly $3.50 to IS s'ipeq per
week. DU 66s2.
1850 GALES, ST. Ne rooms, adjoin-
IS each per week; block from car line;
ssife sif K ST. ST. N.E-Double. single rooms,
no other roomers. private home: ch.w.;
employed couple or gentlemen; 81 each.
i3s TENN. AVE. Mclean. attractive
double front room. twin beds. unlim phone.
c INV, private home: "a block East Cap
itol St., cars, gentlemen S. each week,
1908 STAPLES ST N:E.-Room. twin beds:
close to bus: SIS each, Call after 8 pm.
zoos ST. N.E.-Laree. front room. twin
beds, on busline; SIS each weekly. Frank
5000 AMEs ST. N.E.-Lovely double room
for in private home; double or twin
mo. for .; breakfast or board il desired.
. sls ASCOT SEQ p: N:E.-larse room. com
$3.50 double, Cali AID 1885 after ! p,n.
$40 double: conv. transp; Ave blocks
ss5 Ist ST. N.E.-Nice. light rm. near b.,
s9;s s3s 30 sinsle so5s 5eom' SIS also in other
s::s saa RANDoLPH Aisos,L pL SEmaAt.rae,,ye
s ssms cfS1RaI fSz ssy AVE- SSe 4 NEDouOle i3fs
for : siris. 81 50 each or se week for one; one
sSnysnisn5 WnonsIn tFanspqrtat,on; unlim phene
room, next 70 bath; convenient trans: SO
a week. 1928 Franklin st. ne. MI 1914.
on bus line; single, $50; double, $40. MI
i5,i EMERSON ST: SE.-Tvo connect
suitable two or three men or girls; 81 per
person for +. or S6 per person for 3; end
sss 1ss A9S o4Es sts sr ne sfsesufuy efFns So fur
for one only: cross-yentilation; near, Fran
ransp s mo full aona aobs4 pE ssa e1
ooI TAYLOR N.E.mLarse corner room.
exposures, in a private home, convenient
twin bed. $40 a mo. DE. 7ls4
81 Bird ST. Me- room, ] st floor; share
with gentleman; S. per week: ! large
double room. - per week; l apt, $40
CoLORED - go Warren st. ne: large
room, nicely {urn.: plenty of hot water;
for, for rs sir!s sooa or men; s5 each per week.
eoIonrp@s:o eoI Re ss2s 4s;h pl. Large double Ssn
599R FoR 81 sseh !xp beds AT ss4 San.
or settled men: kitchen privileges. Call
HO O3T6 after 4: $40 week.
COLORED; nicely furn. room, for refined
man; no privileges; $40 month. 5l"2
We shington pl ne. AT. 1859.
COLORE. very large front room: suit
able, for 3; ,conv. transp.; priyiieges;, S5
week each. 1900 lst ST. ne. MI. 0134
R st. n.e.-Fnrnisned
room for two girls or ouiet neat. employed
couple. S5 weekly. North sn32.
COL ORED-143 r st ne refined girls
to share front room; twin beds Call
weekdays after p.m. or any time Sun
day. 81 week
COLoKED-ll67 5th st. NE rooms for
>. Govt girls, SIS each everything fur
nished GE 1929
ST. ne-Room for
rent to couple; SS week; no cooking. TR.
CoLoRED-1a3o Bennett pl ne-I large
front room; SS single. $40 double.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

COLORED-21Os FlaEler pl NV; lovely
room, twin beds. for employed girls or
eoIoshD152isi. es5 osah a2 ta'S Ga. ave. n.wshare
weekly; for day employed, sober men. n
c3L6kaD-5o7 c3 6SkR2aiD5o7 ord st. n.w.-share rooms.
each; Apply evenings after g. all day
ctSSodISoSRsED-es M st. n.w.-Lovely Single
employed couple, $3.50 ea week; private
residence. North 006o
COLORED---Large front room for rent,
eaeh weh ca nees e. sss a55 f5e Ontario rd
COLORED-1342 Kenyon st. n.w.-One
large room for rent furnished; with
e9L1REDml3a1 do G5sra ,s ao St N.Y. vd.I single
other cae room roomers. rs0' mi. 1853 'eO 'AD'' ~
CoLORED-Furntshed. large front rm for
tive girls 81 week each. 1888 9th st. NV.
COLoRED-Front room, furnished: 3 girls,
men or couple; SIS each. WILLIAMS,
1928 9th NV. 29'
coLoRED-.a72s Sherman ave, NV. /
SINCE room for lady or man; S5 wk. 30'
ComoRED95a Isth St Share
ily;; s. VIZ. After 5;a0 :. m: Ho. 5000 90
GoaoRED17If Euclid st. Larse
ransp sna $3.50 r 'supe Week nx Adams ias 1854 e0nV
COLORED-19O6 Vermont ave NV. Neatly
furnished front room to share with an
other young man; twin beds: respt. home
$5 week Call after o'clock pm. HO.
CoLoRED-14a5 T st. n.w.-a gentle
r. msn vsek to shf5s pE isssf sss room with other
S25 month. Call ME- 5153
employed girls to share room with an
other girl some privileges; $3.50 wk. each.
DE. 1920.
COLORED-1733 9th St NV colored
girls to share rooms with another girl,
,,s S5 and ,,, ~ week each; use of kitchen,
COLORED-1342 Kenyon st nw-Front
room, large, suitable :: men or couple; $40
COLORED-l011 Monroe st.-Refned per-
son, in double room. next to bath; no
cooking, linens optional $6.75 wk. Apply
Sunday. CO. $3.50.
COLORED-1s 500 California St NV
Room suitable for , girls; $50 each, and
l single room, $50.
Nicely furnished room with privileges; pri ii ?
M girls, 81 each Call after A. AID. 1905, u
share room with another girl, S5 week.
CoIoRED-l53o T ST. w--Employed
COLORED-2500 Ontario rd. n.w.-Extra
large front room. use of kitchen: very
quiet couple; $40 week
front rooms for n retned couple or ' girls,
S4 and S4 so each DE O439
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-horthwest

GLOVER PARK : 23Os 3sth st. NV. -
Single, $50 month; young woman or man.
ABRay i5is fsff5 RfTrENHdnsE 4 e ST. N.w.-rurn
single room, next to bath; good transpor-
81 a'l0n hoNGPEnGow sGi IL 81 ST. NV SWsnsle room,
ileses: excellent trans; $3.50 a month.
5os 5ss'V5 aUiSTANA iiS1!i pL. N:w:-Jewish home;
large front room, twin beds; young girl to
share b Xts srTre another s on Ssq RA vb i57s
telephone; tdsp good for office; SIS week. ME,
bab sos ce1ss doss sssrGs% ss
mS for ssS mo for h.Ss aE =, @sfa sa!I twin
home with ,yeil-bred girl; s5. Appoint
pTPoNT cIRcLE17s5 goth st. nv
Triple second floor front, s24 mo. each;
double basement, $50 each: ladies'.
sads sa eudRHG sdu6ns RH ns ssS d0aS ys $50
s75I MILITARY ROAD, CHEVY Chase: p; e;
5ssi ie' N. H Il: ~ sAvE.WNiceIy furnished room,
private, refined gentle home; $50; sentle-
p1PoNT aP T efseLGsTse cfss feofsg s dae frent
ladies. single. $500, double, SIS. 2124 P
sa,a ss Ap 1atS IL sT Pu NWs,nse room for sir
nonsmoker; private home; no other room
IS 'aS az Rs ST. II LOCATION. pesir
able room near shower, $3.50 person
weekly; walking distance. Decatur $3.50. =
1881 F ST. N.W.-Double rooms, S45 per
mo-: oil heat: maid service.
400 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Single room,
large, on corner; pvt. home; share bath,
one other; excel. transp.: $40. RA. O677.
ROOMMATE for another lady mot young
girD. to share bedroom in downtown apt; /;
twin beds: SIS mo. Hobart 1888.
2O1 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room, twin beds, inclosed sleeping porch,
c.h.w., excellent TRANSPORTATION; S45. RA.
1913 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt. "a: double,
$35; single. $50; nicely furnished, newly
decorated. unlim. phone. elevator.
1882 18th ST. N.W.-Large room. nicely
furnished, twin beds; $12 per week; gen.
ss5i WooDLEY RoAD-Larse snd story
front. facing Wardman Park $40 also
large Bird floor room to share: $50: gentle-
men; private family. AID. ABS.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furnished front
room; express bus: 5 Columbia ave-; SIS
5o3 ALLISON ST. NV: large front bed
room, double bed; near transp.; for 2 girls;
$40 mo. GE. 5679: Jewish family.
pleasant, basement rn.. also apt. on 1st d.
shower; cow. transp.; $3.50 each.
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-s.E. and s.W

7I6 CROIssANT PL. sE.-serviceman S
wife will share her modern home with
settled girl; private bedroom and breakfast
1908 ST. Sc, Apt 3-Attractive, fur
nished room. ideal summer location. for
quiet, refined, middle aged lady. gentle
home; no other roomers; $50 month. Lin
coin BAL Shown by appointment only .
a3s 1st ST. s.E.-Attractive singles. in
pleasant environment on Capitol Hill;
walking distance WPB: S25 to S35.
102 d ST. S.W.-One double front room.
private entrance: couple preferred; $40 a
HILLcREsT. %2i1 31st St se,-Gentle-
man share larse twin-bed rn. with refined
young man: SIS mn. Sun. after ewes.
~ 10th ST. Sc. Apt. . Furnished
sleeping room for one girl. Near Navy Yard.
NEAR CoNGREssIoNAL LIBRARY-set-
tied lady. front .nd-f. hall bedroom. share
basement kitchen and living room: S}50
wk. lS 4th st. Sc. FIR. 5426. Call before
1881 FORT DAVIS PL. s.E.-Private gen.
tile home. large double room. next to bath,
inner-spring mattress; married couple:
'sundry prvileges: near transp. IL 1912
I32 N. C. AVE. S.E.-Housekeeping room
per week 29s
BRIGHT. conf. single room for gentleman n,
near Navy Yard conv. c. bus: S35 mo.
3047 goth st. Sc, Apt. f. 29s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

sOR WORKING COUPLE Or z Girls, nice
milk, eggs. home vegetables, handy health
center. win alternate driving. Good
person. Address Mrs. MABEL o WooD. So.
FORD, r. 4, Rockville, Mo
BOARD in lovely country home; all mod
write Tor information. MRS. MARX KER.
LIN. Route /, Nokesville,. Va.
BOARDEkS wanted, oil modern con-
Box 116. New Market, Va. Phone 68.F.O2.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where q Star box num-
ber is used the general location may be
cases The Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1945-04-29
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
m1ViN On sfoRan y9Rr noG1s So 15a
WANTED LOAD OR PART LOAD, TO and
from Washington. Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
Boston, Maine, Kentucky, Tennessee % e.
Florida, Georgia and Texas NORTHERN
MOVING & STORAGE CO. AT. 9243.
and ion distance No Job too large and
none too small IL HOO
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WISH country board, lodging June, July,
August. on nearby Md or Va country
place or farm for 13-year-old boy. white.
Phone DI. 511I
LADY wants room and board with adult
family. nearby Virginia or Maryland. Box
249-X. Star
ROOM with bath and board In private
home. CAL WO. 3l64 after G d m
Evening star., 1945-04-29
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

1913 BALTO. AVE, Riverdale-l room,
kitchen and bath. furnished including
heat. light and gas; S45 month. Apply
between . and ).
SETTLED WOMAN to share nicely furn.
apt. with nurse: $40 mo. Hyattsville.
Convenient 10 bus and street cars UN.
go
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ROOMS UkFuRhlsnEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

C0L0RED-Unfurn. rooms. for employed
NV, $l0-$12 Weekly ia. 9847.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD-Oak. $50; pine, SIS. Store now
cred. SH. 6937.
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and ref1nished. D. L.
BROMWELL. 723 18th St NV. NE. 1874.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

40 CHRIS CRAFT. Used years
"A motor $1,000
4o' Family 40 cruiser, just painted 1850
IS Wells cruiser. beautifully kept--12, 900
30 lVisitor) Marconi 40 sloop.
Ratsey $3.50
35' Marconi sloop Ratsey sails $3.50
65' Marconi centerboard yawl. Al
sails $500
ERNEST LIsKEY e. ASSOCIATES. SO4
7th st. NV, Wash, D. C. RE. 1854
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APTs. FURN. AND uNFURN.
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED. !,
I HAVE up to Slo9; 900 to invest IN apf

EXCHANGE NEW YORK ClTY-Two rooms
and kitchenette elevator bldg; near
Gramercy Park, for one or two bedroom
apt. furnished or unfurnished. In or near
Washington. WO 1854.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MARINE MAJOR, permsi ntly stationed
wants June /. 2bedroom furnished apt for
self wife and l6-year-old daughter: near
Navy BLDG or easy transportation: NV
MAI. WELDON, RE 7400, Ext 2297. No pets
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
Stare Baptist S. S. BTU
Confab Held At Lexington

LEXINGTON, Miss.-(SpeciaD-
The State Baptist Sunday School
and Training Union Congress which
began here Tuesday was brought
to a close Sunday with a model
Sunday School conducted by Dean
P. M. Smith, and the closing SER
mon delivered by DR.. j. w. Gay
den.
The Baptist Training Union is
under the leadership of Prof. M. G.
Averhart, director general, assist
ed by S. w. Winston, R, E, Willis,
L. M. Grace, r. B. Lee, M. A. Pink
ings, P. H. Harris, Lula Johnson,
Esther Coleman Opiline Hawkins, II
o. Hubbard, L. e. B. Gayden, r.
l.. Moore, J. B. McKenney, L. r.
Averhart and Eriine Johnosn.
Highlights of the session includ-
ed the address by DR.. j. l.. Horace
of Chicago, President Of the Illi-
nois Baptist Convention. The me-
mortal sermon by DR.. r. A. Irving
of Edwards. Also the Friday night
session with First Vice President,
E. j. Threadgill, presiding. during
which lectures were given by Rev.
N. B. jackson, Canton, and Rev.
C. v. Hill of Itta Bena. Rev. L. Q.
Pickins and Rev. c. G. Grafton de-
livered an address on the Church in
Relations to the Christian Way and
Ideal in Human Relations. The
keynote addres was delivered by
Dean D. M. Smith.
At mid-session the amount OF
money raised amounted to more
than $4,000.
Among the ministers attending
were: w. E. Bradford. j. H. Frank
lin, j. r. Bingham, F. P. Parker,
w. B. Terrell, N B. jackson, H. H.
Hurmes, o. w. Lenoir, w. G. Clay;
E. D. Payne, w. P. Whitfield, I. E.
Taylor, j. M. Bracy, w. l.. Jordan;
A. D. Purnill, j. N. O. Bell, A w
Moore, L. M. Morgan, S. L. Rob-
ertson, I. S Wilson r s. Scott, j.
w. Miller, r. A. Irvan, w. M. Pool
G. A. Riley and A. P. owens.
The congress voted to hold the
next session in Vicksburg
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
Hit Prejudice
In Denial To
Hazel Scott
Chief Executive
Points To Ending
Of Fascist War

WASHINGTON CAMP Both
the President and Mrs. Harry S.
Truman administered public re-
Dukes to the Daughters of the
American Revolution Friday for
their refusal to allow Hazel Scott
wife of Rep. Adam Powell of New
York, to appear in a piano recital
in Constitution hall on October 20.
In separate messages to the con-
gre SIN n and released by the
White House, the Chief Executive
and the First Lady deplored the in
strument of "raeial discrimination"
and prejudice against race or
origin" a reason for denial of the
auditorium.
The respective positions were made
clear less than "a hours after the
national board Of management of
the OAR had met and reafflrmed
rs earlier position of permitting
.wsite artists only" TO use the hall
irving as the reason the prevailing
custom of the Distric. of Columbia"
yON-EXCLUSIvE
In MS letter to Powell Presi-
dent Truman declared that ar
tistic talent is not the exclusive
property or any race or group
lie pointed out that war has Just
been concluded against totalita-
rian countries which make racial
discrimination their state policy"
and recalled that lone of the first
steps taken by the Nazis when they
came to power was to forbid the
Continued on Back Page)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
Women's Meeting
At Piney Woods

New Directions in Club Work"
is the theme of the 9th Annual
Federation of Colored Women's
Convention of the Mississippi State
Clubs, Inc, which will be held at
Piney Woods School October 1925.
According to Mrs. F.. o. Alexander
chairman of the program commit
tee leaders of both races will APP
pear on the program. One import
ant feature is an open Forum on
THE Problems of Reconversion."
Principal Lawrence G. Jones, of
Piney Woods ana Professor G. w.
Williams, Oakley and Prof. James
Gooden of jackson are among the
men scheduled to speak.
Mrs. L. t. Miller, Yazoo City,
chairman OF the Executive Board.
will preside over that body Thurs
day afternoon, October Is. Mrs. j.
E. Johnson, Prentiss, Mrs. Viola
Jacobs, Natchez; Mrs. N. H. Bur-
ger and Mrs. c. D. Baker, Mrs. M.
B. R. Warren and Mrs. Ruth Rowan
Sanders, VickSburg; Mrs. Zee A.
Barron, Jackson and Mrs. r. c. Lee
Lexington are among those who will
appear on program during the
General Sessions which begin Fri
day at 900 a. m.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lyells, President of
the Federation, will use the Con-
vention theme as the subject of her
annual message Friday night. For
merly of Alcorn A. and M. College,
Mrs. Lyells now resides at 1116
Montgomery street, Jackson, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
Driver Held In
Hit-Run Death
Of Freeman

The driver of the car in the hit
and run death of Ellis Freeman, II,
widely known and well liked local
Negro citizen was arrested by local
police here Monday. Charged with
driving the death car is James S
(Pete) Hart, white man residing
at 423 Porter street here.
The aged man was felled by the
automobile on West Fertilization
street and died III a local hospital
shortly after the accident on Sep
TENDER 25th.
The driver of the death car es-
capped the scene of the accident
and his identity remained a
mystery until his arrest here Mon
day. He is reported to have been
arrested on a description furnished
police by the aged man before he
died.
Hart was released on bond pend
ing preliminary hearing in the case
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
PRES. TRUMAN, FIRST LADY REBUKE DA
Florida Mob
Lynches M an

into the lynching. -
The child, a daughter OF Sheriff
Davis, allegedly had contracted
venereal disease from Payne. Inc
disease repeatedly had been cureo
by use of new drugs.
The seizure and shooting OF Payne
took place between 10 p, m. We'd
nesday night ana dawn Thursday
Sheriff Davis claimed to have been
at home.
According TO records of Tuskegee
Institute, the lynching was the hrst
of 1945.
MADISON, Fla (SNS)- Jesse
James Payne, who was taken from
the county jail here Thursday night
and shot came TO his death at the
hands of unknown persons" &C
lording to a coroner's jury verdict
returned after closed session Sat-
urday. Payne had been indicted for
attempted assault on a fiVe-year
cid white girl.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
Louis Signs For
$3,OOO,OOO Bout

It was announced last week that
sererate exhibition tours of Eurout
may be arranged tor the two
heavyweights. Now plans are be-
ing considered to send the B"owl
Bomber On a tour of metropolitan
areas, throughout the United States
Since receiving an honorable
discharge at Camp SEanks, N y
Two weeks ago, Joe Lows has tax
en- in q few fights and the Worlo
Series.
The :ccne Of the great heavy
weight championship bout has no
been disclosed, but New York
Philadelphia. Chicago t.nd Detcol
have been mentioned. Promote,
Jacobs Is rec uired by the CONTRACT
however, to announce the exact To-
citation 40 days before the bout.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20

NEW YORK - IS N s. Joe
Louis signed his worlds heavy
weight crown against Billy" Conn,
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
The title bout will be staged IN
June.
This bout has been labeled tbe
Liggest boxing show On history
md is expected to draw $1,000 900
gate. After signing the contract to
defend his crown, the Brown
Bomber headed for home to get
ready for golfing vacation In
Los Angeles.
Promoter Jacobs made 1t clear
that if he has his way neither
lighter will have warm-up bouts
before the big show. This matter
is to be cleared up at the Twentieth
Century Sporting Club this week.
TOURS PLANNED
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20
YWCA Off To
Good Start

The work of the Branch YWCA
is getting off to good start. We
had a group of forty girls to re-
port for the Girl Reserve Club at
Lanier High school on Tuesday, Oc-
tober g. From the interest the girls
have along with their adviser, Miss
T. c. Aubrey, we know that they
are going to have wide awake
club.
On Wednesday, october 10, Smith
Robertson school joined the band
of Girl Reserves by having fifty
seven girls, full of enthusiasm, to
meet for the purpose of organizing
a club. From all indications, Mrs.
Evelyn Donaldson Hammond, the adj
wiser, is going to put over good
program with her girls. We thank
the principals and advisers for
their cooperation.
The committees for Younger
Girls Work and Young Women's
Work are planning meetings for
this week.
We were happy to have Mrs.
Ethel Powell of Jacksonville, Fla,
and her sister, Miss Rachael Norman
of Philadelphia, Pa, visit the "Y"
last week. Mrs. Claire Collins Har-
yey, a member of our Committee OF
Management, who has been study
ing in New York, came in to see
how we were getting along. She left
check for which to purchase some
books for the Branch. We appreci-
ate her gift to the Branch YWCA.
The beautiful life like her red
roses you see in our club room were
given by Mrs. Carrie B. Oats, and
the lovely bouquet of cut flowers
We had in the Office came from
Mrs. NJ G. Collins. We thank these
ladies for adding to the beauty of
the "Y."
The branch YWCA is open for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-20

The shot which she said was
aimed at her husband fired by
Mrs. Maude Allen of 1885 Nichol-
son street fatually wounded the
other woman in the case. Mrs.
BERTHE Mae Haynes, Of SCI west
Pascagoula Street. when Mrs. Al
len caught her in the company OF
her hui tend, Buster Allen, on the
corner # Tvnch and Rose Street
esrly Saturday night and started
Shooting
one of two shots fired by Mrs.
Alien entered the lower part