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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
BUDIMpE5TA
JE pAD'LA Y
R|u5kE R0kE
Rdeca vojska je zavzela
razdejano prestolico po
6-tedenskem obleganju


Marsal Stain danes v po-
sebneln dnevnen4 povelju ma
znanil, da je po se.st tednov
trajajocem obleganju Budim-
pesta, XII je nekdaj Stella mill
jon in pol prebivalcev, padla v
roke Rdece vojske. Madzarska
prestolica je bila tekom ljutih
bojev skoro popolnoma razde-
jana in il nekdaj krasnega me-
sta nj ostalo skoro drugega kot
kup razvalin.
Trdovratni odpor remske in
madzarske posadke, XII je bila
obkoljena cd 26. decembra, je
bill strt med razvalinami staro-
davnega mesta oh Donavi, in
skupno stevilo ujetnikov, XII so
jih well Rusi tekom obleganja,
je narastlo ma 10000 MOI.
Budimpesta je padla po d
skupnim napadom druge ukra-
jinske armade marsala Rodiona
Malinovskega in tretje Iukra-
iinske armade marsala Feodor-
ia Tolbuhina.
Prodiranje v sleziji
300 mill severno cd Budim-
peste so druge ruske sile gla-
som porocil IL Berlina prodira-
le skozi slezijo, kjer so dospe-
lie do reke Queis, osern do de-
set mill preko zlomljene mem:
ske linije oh reki Bober. q
Berlin tudi poroca, da Rusi
napadajo v smeri Sommerfel-
da, vaznega zelezniskega krizi-
Sea oh reki Luebst, u mill juz-
novzhodno cd Berlina in ena-
ko razdaljo cd Dresdena.
Emo porocilo il Moskve pra-
vi, da VISA znamenja kazejo, da
gre nemska fronta v Sleziji ma
kose in da Sc armadi marsala
Koneva odpira odprta pot pro.
ii Dresdenu in Leipzigu, med
tenn ko nemski uradni komuni-
kej pravi, da Sc je poizkus mar
sala Koneva "a obkoljenje Bre.
slava izjalovil.
Borba v Baltiku I
Druge sovjetske sile ma Sc
vernem koncu fronte so zopet
zacele s pohodom proti Balti'
ku ma 200 mill dolgi 'front.' med
rekama Vislo in Odro, kjer sc
Rusi nahajajo 80 mill cd Stet'
tina in okrog 30 mill cd Gdan'
ska.
Nemski viri pravijo, da ina
jo Rusi vec mostise preko Odre
81 do 43 mill Cd Berlina. Te
porocilo Sc indirektno potrjujt
tudi v sovjetskih vesteh, k
javljajo, da je reka vsled ne
nadnega tajanja snega naras'
tia "a pet cevljev- in odnesls
vec ruskih zasilnih mostov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
STETTINIUS KUPIL
"PUSELC" " MOSKVI

MOSKVA, IL. februar-
ia. - Nocoj je bill drzavni
tajnik Edward Stettinius
navzoc ma predstavi mos
kovskega baleta, kjer je
kot ''prodajalec dobre vo-
lie" poklonil vodilni plesal-
XII v baletu Kasen sopek,
"a katerega je placal tri tt
soc rubljey, kar v ameri-
Ski valuti znasa $566.
Stettinius je bill delezen
v nabito polnem gledaliscu
navdusene ovacije, katero
je vOdil sovjetski zunanji
komisar Vjaceslav Molo-
tOV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
So prvic prodrli do Manilskega
zaliva in zayzeli tudi zracnO
polje Nichols; konec japonskega
odpora je blizu, poroca Macarthur

MANILA, sreda, IA. februarja - Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur je danes naznanil da ameriske se zavzele
mornarsko bazo Cavite in zrakopovsko poe Nichols ter
obenem dostavi da e vdiku skorajsnje unicene OBJ
koljene japonske posadke Manili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14

in stalno izgublja sovraznik ma
svoji moci. Prvi "Jeepi" so pri-
spell v dezelo v casu, ko sem bill
med mimi. Takrat so tudi Rusi
pripeljali svoje prve bombnike
ma slovensko zemljo. Nekega
dne je prifrcal britanski Huri-
cane kar podnevi in ostal med
nami do drugega dine. Ljudje
seveda marljivo zasledujejo vse
te make in napravljajo logicne
zakljucke-zmaga nj vec dalec.
zivljenje partizani je lepo in
prijetno. Ceprav sem videl do
sti ran in smrti, vem, da njihovo
zivljenje nj sama borba in TRIP
ljenje. Ne morem pa govoriti O
zivljenju bojevnikov a da ne
omenjam pri tenn civilistov, zla-
sti deklet, XII so vse zagorele cd
sonca. So tudi starcki in otroci,
XII takorekoc noe in dan obdelu-
jejo slovensko zemljo zato, da bi
sc borba lahko nadaljevala. Pri-
delali so cudovito dosti, prehra-
Mill so sebe in svojo vojsko-in
to v dezeli, XII 10 je zasedel So
vraznik. Videl sem skupino La
hov, XII SO prehodili pes dolgo pot
il Trsta samo zato, da bi dobili
pri partizanih hrano in zaposle.
ME.
v sloveniji je sedaj izvrsens
popolna mobilizacija. Videl SEN
starcka, XII je incl Il let in j
hotel po ysej sill til pomagat
Ko sofga zavrnili, ces, da je pre-
star, jim je odgovoril: "Ej, Hit
Ter pa bi me gotovo porabil!
castniki SO Sc smejali.
Novice II LondOna v
slovenslkih ga1dovih
v Sloveniji je sedai zeIo NAL.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
|Bylnes ne veruje, da bo'
yoine Sc tako nitro kollec
Y marcu bo borba dosegla visek,
izjavlja vojno-mobiliza direktor
po p0vratku kOnference ma Krimu

WASHINGTON 13. februara. - Skep velike tro-
jice Krims konferenci zagotavljajo zaveznisko
go, afnpak ia znaga nj vogaom, in bo borba
dosega svoj vsek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
Vatikan je nlrk

RIM, 13. feb.-V a Tx a n ski
krogi 50 sprejeli sklepe Krim-
ske konference Y skrajno mrkem
razpolo olozenju, rekoc, da sklepi
utegnejo vsebovati SEINE move
vojne. Izraza Sc zocaranje mad
sklepom radi Poljske, kakor tu-
di glede tega, ker "katoliska Ita-
LIZA v izjavi velike trojice sploh
nj bila nikdar mixer omenjena. /"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
"Drugo Monakovo"

"Atlantski carter je bill strgan
ma drobne kose in vrzen v Crno
morje," je nadaljeval kongres-
mix, XII je sklep glede poljskih
meja oznacil kot "drugo Mona
kovo."
"Katerega Poljaka Sc je vpra-
&alo, ko so sc tt trije mozje Sc
stall oh Crnem morju? Kateri
Evropejec je bill vprasan n "a
svet? Stain nj Ev.ropeje C.,
Churchill nj Evropee jec, in
Roosevelt tudi nj Evropejec.
"Poljska je bila prodana in IL
dana. Ia svoj patriotizem je ka-
znovana. To je plaeilo, katerega
j. dajejo, ker Sc je borila proti
nacijem."
LOlluOHSkl TOlJdkl OuAldnJdJO
spOrazm
LONDON, 13. feb. - Poljska
vlada v Londonu je danes poda-
la obsirno izjavo, v kateri je re-
ceno, da zamejna vlada ne spre-
jenna zakljuckov, katere je sto-
rila Krimska konferenca glede
Poljske. <.
Izjava, katero je objavil pre-
mier Arciszewski, pravi, da
sklep "a organiziranje poljske
provizoricne via d e narodnega
edinstva, kot ga je sprejela I've
lika trojica," bo edino ''legalizi-
raj sovjetski vpliv notranjih
poljskih zadevah."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Schools Benefit
From Federal
Works Program

Nineteen communities in Ala
bama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi
North Carolina, Tennessee and
Texas have been advanced more
than $4,000 by Major General B
Flenming, Federal Works Admin
strator, for blueprint-publlc works
totaling around $5,000,000.
Plans for three of these COM
munities include provisions for
public schools for Negroes.
Decatur, Georgia was allotted
over $4,000 for plans for a new
100000 Negro high school con-
tanning six classrooms, home eco
Monies department, science labora-
tory, auditorium, cafeteria, office,
and storage rooms.
MACON TO BENEFIT
Macon, Georgia was allotted some
$4,000 for plans for the construc-
ton of new Negro high school
which will cost over 100000. This
building will contain a vocational
educational department. home eco
Monies department, trade shops, Ii
brary, laboratory, auditorium, gym
nasium, cafeteria, administration
office, and clasSrooms.
Huntsville, Texas received $4,000
for the blueprinting of new high
school which will cost about
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Educational Reconversion
Urged BY Dr.. A. Caliver

on 81 candidates the largest group
of students ever to complete re-
uuirements for the masters degree
1t Hampton. Dr.. Wright also
awarded the bachelor of science
degree to 60 graduates, IS of whom
received the degree with honors.
GIFT FOR ARTS
A gift Of 155 dollars to be used in
furthering the ARTS of the Theatre
festival instituted at Hampton
this summer was presented to the
college by James Henry Argrett of
Jacksonville, Fla, president of the
graduating class.
In his address DR. Calvier stated
that the educational conversion
must speed up learning, streamline
curricula by getting rid of unim-
portant courses, revise methods Of
instruction to teach people better
and enlarge it's detectives, speci-
fically in terms of the world-mind-
edness which will be intensified by
the new age of atomic energy.
He said that the new conception
Of education will be lifelong in
stead of limited to a few of the
individuals life and that it will be
personality wide instead of aim
ing simply to develop the mind.
It will have. new detectives and
new materials, taken frOm li'ie
rather than from theory, and it
will have new methods, based on
individual differences.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
War Department
Record Shows
From Pearl Harbor
To Present Boys
In Thick Of Fight

WASHINGTON, D. G. - (SNS)
- Ever since December D, 1891
when Private Robert H. BROOKS
became the first member OF the
Armored Force, and probably the
American Army, to lose his lie al
Fort Stotsenburg in the Philippines,
Negro soldiers have contributed
blood. sweat and tears to the cause
of freedom in the Pacific.
Ever since April, 1912, When
swarthy Negro Engineers streameo
ashore from landing craft to whip
out steel carpets on New Guinea
for the reception of planes OF the
10th Bombardment Group, Negro
soldiers have assisted materially III
avenging the infamy of Pearl Har-
Dor, perpetrated by the japanese
less than four months earlier.
PATH FIRST TO FIGHT
The oath Infantry regiment was
the first all-Negro combat unit TO
face the Nipponese when it landed
in the North Georgia Islands two
days before the Battle of the Coral
Sea, May Al, 1912. Men of this or
ganization have been singled out
by the Inspector General of the
Army for their exceptionally merl-
torious conduct in routing the
enemy from Saipan in the Maria
mas.
On December /, 1912, Negro SOL
diers we're included in the first
contingent of American troops to
arrive at Ledo in India to construct
the famed Ledo (now StilWeD
Road Utilizing a handful CT bull
dozers and a feet Of delapidated
British lorriesj, the Negro Engineers
had pushed the road Is miles into
the Patkais by January l, 1943.
AS early as January %, 1943, ten
Negro units, ranging from Engineer
to Chemical Warfare Service out
fits, had BEEN commended by Gen.
Macarthur for their courage, spirit
and devotion to duty" in expelling
the enemy from Papua, New Gui-
nea.
For extraordinary heroism dis
played at Pordoch Harbor, New
Guinea, on March 8, 1913, Private
George Watson of Birmingham,
Alabama, received the Distinguish
ed Service Cross posthumously.
Since that time the number of dec
Grated soldiers of color has become
legion.
In April, 1944, the 93rd Infantry
Division had it's taste Of action at
Empress Augusta Bay on Bougain-
vile Island in the Solomons. BY the
end of that month, the 93rd had
secured the Saua River and por-
ton of the land east of the Toro-
kina River. The Division next went
to the Treasury Island Group,
thence to Morotai Island in the
Dutch East Indies and more recent
ly to the Philippines.
When the mighty B-29 Super
fortreSses first took off from China
to hammer Japan proper, they taxi
ed off of superb landing fields con-
structed by Negro Engineers from
General Joseph w. Stilwell's China
Burma-India Theater. In the words
of Mayor General Kenneth B.
Wolfe: "They came with a battery
of concrete mixers and put on the
damnedest exhibition Of instantane-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
ABBE' WALLACE
Case Ts Scott Newspaper Syndicate 20 Auburn Atlanta

N. w. I divorced my first hus-
band in 1888 We had one child.
1 met a young man in 1910 and fell
in love with him. At the time
he was not living with his wife
out he had not gotten a divorce.
He went in service later and stayed
10 months. Ee is out and we have
q child. 1 am down south and he
is in ~ Y. Ee wants NE to come
up there and bring the two child
Ten and live with him. My mother
effects. Please tell me what to do
He supports us well
Ans: The feeling existing be-
tween you Two is mutual he loves
You and you love him Begin your
life together in the right way In
SYST that he gets his divorce and
Join him only by marriage. To
Start out in life any other way
would lead to uncertainty and dis
sffsion II You two get married
then your mother will have no oh
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

In releasing the results OF the
survey, DR.. Clark Foreman, Presi-
dent Of The Southern Conference
for Human Welfare, at its New
York headquarters pointed that the
poll would he one of the most force
full arguments when proponents of
a permanent Fair Employment
Practices Committee and anti-poll
tax legislation press for Congress
sional action after Congress recon-
venes.
ON EASTLAND TALK
The poll centering around the
statement of U. S. Senator James
Eastland Cd. of Miss) that 1.-THE
Negro soldier was an utter and
abysmal failure in combat in Eu-
rope. He has disgraced the flag Of
his country" revealed that 1870 of
southern editors believe this view
did not reflect the prevailing opin-
ion of southern people" Only 1919
voted yes on this question, 14l% I'M
decided. Eighty-tnree percent scor-
GU hOClldUOl EctoU1cllO ODdUCluGIlU ctS
"A hazard to the nations war eff
fort" Only SO supported his views
According to DR.. Foreman the
poll also indicated the growing op-
position of southern publications to
the anti-Negro, anti-Jewish, anti
Catholic statements made BY Sena-
tors Bilbo and EaStland during the
Congressional debate on extending
wartime FEPC. DR.. Foreman said,
I'm my opinion this is one of the
most encouraging signs that the
people of the south are becoming
increasingly aware of the dangerous
and unfounded sentiments of such
n q IS Senators Eastland and Bill
be I'D Congressman John Rankin
FoI the first time we have docu-
mentary evidence that these dema-
gogues belong to dead order, and
represent no on but themselves, and
handful of reactionaries who feed
on their patronage"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Expect Colonial
Aid

WASHINGTON = CAMP The
organization established at the Lon
don conference of allied ministers
of education in November is being
viewed here as a potentially signi-
ficant agency for the improvement
of education for colonial and other
dependent peoples"
DR.. Charles Thompson, dean of
the graduate school Of Howard
university last week considered
that the organization would make
distinct" contribution if under
the provisions of the United Ma
tons charter it did no more than
prepare objective and critical re-
ports on the education of colonial
and dependent peoples.
His comments were directed to
the draft constitution for an edu-
cational organization later to be
affiliated with the United Nations.
The state department here had
just released the text of the draft.
To GO FURTHER
ut is hoped, however, that the
conference will go much further
and d efin detectives and con-
ditions which would be set UP, to
provide the type of education ne
cessary for the real advancement
of all colonials," DR.. Thompson
said.
ut has been felt" he added, 'if
not definitely recognized, by states
men and educators alike, tina t
the educational machinery gener-
ally provided for such peoples has
been in the interest of the exploiter
instead of the exploited. Such an
organization as is here in process
might give real meaning to the
charter announcements, that edu-
cation should be in the interest OF
the people
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

GUS concrete laying you ever saw.
Beautiful concrete, no mud pies"
Besides the oath Infantry and
93rd Division, six other Negro COM
bat units have been announced as
being in the Pacific. They are, with
present stations: 207th Coast Artil-
lery CAD, New Guinea; 369th Coast
Artillery (AA), Okinawa; 742nd
Antiaircraft Artillery, New Guinea;
234th Antiaircraft Artillery, Saipan
320th Antiaircraft Barrage Balloon
Battalion and the 372 Infantry,
both in Hawaii.
Roughly 100000 Negro soldiers
are scattered throughout the Paci-
fic and Far East, from Noumea.
New Caledonia to Calcutta, India;
from Running, China to Attu Is
land in the Aleutian chain.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Jobs For All
Called First
Peace Objective
Rising Standard
OF Living Also
Among Peace Aims

WASHINGTON - Jobs for all
those willing and able to work was
listed last week by John w. Snyder,
Director Of the Office of War Mo-
bilization and Reconversion as the
first of four major economic OBJ
jectives of peace time production.
In a report to President Truman
entitled From War to Peace: A
Challenge" and designed to ans
wer the specific questions upper
most in the minds Of most of the
people, Director Snyder declared:
1.-THE goal of our economy now
that peace has come is in a sense,
the same as it was in war: produc
ton.
"Only a peacetime production,
vastly expanded over anything this
or any other nation has ever seen
will make possible the attainment
of the four major economic chico
tives which face us in the moAGhs
ahead. These detectives conceive to
be: l;s4sasf EIMs 4H
JOBS FOR ALL
ID Jobs for all those willing
and able to work.
"(2) A steadily rising standard
of living.
"(3) Sterilization of our econo-
my to avoid a disastrous initiation
or def1ation.
go Increased opportunities for
farmers and businessmen.
1.-THE switch from full wartime
output to full peacetime output re-
quires a number of positive and
immediate steps. The plant and
equipment, materials and man DOW
er engaged in war production must
be released by immediate cancella-
ton of all war contracts no longer
needed.
The armed services must be de-
modified without delay
RETAIN SOME CONTROLS
Some controls must be remov-
ed to speed reconversion and ex-
pansion. Other controls must be re-
tanned for exactly the same reason.
prices and rents must be held
in line until an abundant supply
and sharpened competition can
operate to prevent ruinous infla-
tionary prices. At the same time
measures must be taken to oppose
the rapid shrinking of purchasing
power if business is to reach and
hold high levels of production and
employment. Strikes must be held
to a minimum"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
(SNS)- Declaring that education
today has slTewn itself inadequate
for contemporary needs, Or. Am
brose Cavlier, Senior Specialist in
the q S. Office Of Education,
called for a sweeping educational
reconversion" in the postwar era
during an address delivered at
Hampton Institutions fifth Summer
Convocation on August g.
At the couvocation DR.. Stephen
j. Wright, Dean of Faculty at the
college, served as deputy for Presi-
dent Ralph F Bridgman in confer
ring the master of arts degree up-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

L. M r, Please tell me at once
What &c do How may I make re-
aervation in New York for go days.
My husband is on his Way from
Europe and he wrote me to find
a place to stay in New York SO I
could live with him there. He is on
his way to Japan or the Pacific.
Who may write concerning sold
Ter wives getting a place to live?
Ans. Contact your nearest Red
Cross Unit immediately and ex-
Plain your problem TO them You
might also write the American Red
Cross in New York City and explain
YOUR problem to them They viii
do their very best to see you find
a place to stay At the present time
you. are living in the state of
Georgia which is the Fourth Ser
vice Command If your husband
was drafted out of this state then
he will be brought back to the IN
ductlon Center here to be re-
assigned Bear this in mind before
making an unnecessary trip to New
York as he will not be given his
Through here unless of course he
was drafted out of the Service
omnfand In which New York is
located. Your local Red Cross Unit
will explain this matter to you
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
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$4,000 when completed. This
building will be used as commun-
ity center In additio., 20 classrooms
auditorium and cafeteria, it will
contain canning plant and
farm implement shop TO be open
day and night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
RETAIN SOME CONTROLS
ENDORSE EMPLOYMENT BILL

The American Council on Race
Relations this week went on record
as endorsing one hundred per cent
the Wagner-Murray full employ
ment bill which according to A. A
Iiveright, executive director of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Meritorious Achievements Recorded By
Negro Soldiers In War Against Japan
Southern Editors Oppose
Prejudice Talk In Congress
Poll Centering Around Eastland
Statements Shows Fair Attitude

NASHVILLE, sNs)-southen editors are
overwhelmingly opposed to the recent expressions of racial
prejudice in Congress and feel such statements do not
the true feeling of the SOUTH the Southern Con-
ference for Human Welfare disclosed this week reveal
ing the results of poll of 251 white newspaper editors
the thirteen southern states
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

Council, is 'one of the most i'm.
portant cornerstones of a sound
national program for unity and the
elimination of racial tensions in
America "
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

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jectdons to your Joining him :.
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especially when
soreness and itching
are present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms of Externally
caused pimples with
antiseptic Black and
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