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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28
q uRvEYING The
PORTS FRONT
HEATED SECOND HALF RACE LOOMS In
SOUTHERN LEAGUE WITH ADDITION OF
powEpEI1I INDIANAPOLIS CARDINALS
By Joel w Smith

If was officially announced last week that the powerful
indianapolis Cardinals had replaced the New Orleans BLACK
Pecans in the Negro Southern League ms automacay
means heated race for the second half championship The
first half race really too close for comfort WIN 'e
Atlanta Black Crackers easing out for the crown IN te
final series with the Little Rock Travellers Sports ians
will recall that as the season got underway indications
were that the Ashevle Blues Knoxville Grays ana NE"
Orleans Black Pes would be the teams to beat Midway ne
first half race the Black Crackers appeared to nave
walk awav but down the "homestretch, the Knoxville
Grays and Nashville Black Vols played alright ball ana
it was all most photo finish AS the second nall opened
the Chattanooga Choo Choos climbed out OF the cer anu
made it clear to the other clubs that they would no longer
tolerate being kicked around and the Black Vols continued
their brilliant play Other Strong clubs IN the loop ncuoe
the Knoxville Grays Ashevle Blues and Mobile Black
Bears This trio of welbaanced teams will certainly be
no setup for the Atlanta Black Crackers Thus really
"hot second half in the making before the IN
danapos Cards joined the loop Now with the Caras III
the league the may look forward to plenty OF ire
works" Manager Rainey Bbbs has of the smoothes
machines baseball The Cardinals made real mt with
the fans on their initial appearance in the Gate CITY, al
though they dropped exrannng tilt to the Black crack
ers Last week the clubs met again with Atlanta COM
ing thru in 21 thriller Atlanta fans are definitely Solo
on the brand of baseball displayed by the Cardinals ana
the same will be of the Nashville Knoxville, Mobile
Little Rock Chattanooga and Ashvile fans.
DOTS AND DASHES
Owner John Harden has really put his players the
"spo" and they will have hustle to retain their regular
berths in the Black Cracker lineup This fact evident
last week when Santiago Salazar first baseman oones
Saucier centereder and Joe Wiley, 3rd baseman former
~ of the New Orleans Black Pecans broke into the Crax
lineup It has been reported that Miro sensational New
Orleans shorstop is slated for job with the Black Crack
ers The addition of this brilliant array OF stars should
give the Crax of the strongest teams in the loop and
will make it possible for Manager Manning to devote more
time mapping out the Black Cracker strategy The group
of Atlanta golfers, including Dr. H. M Holmes, Willie
Wynn, T. R. Grimes, W. L. Phillips and George Sullivan
who participated in the $1,000 Joe Louis Open last week
the Racham Park Course Detroit will move over to
Chicago this week for the AAmerca Open and Amateur
Tournament which will be played the Tam OShanter
Country club layout This is Americas greatest golf tourna
ment and the only big tournament to all Americans
regardless of color.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28
AsheviIIe Blues Take
Second Place In Loop

Rock baseball park forced Sam
Parks to move his franchise to the
Virginia metropolis where the fans
have assured him their whole
hearted support. Plans are already
under way to build the team to
meet the fast competition of the
league and everything will be done
to give Richmond a winning team.
Asheville moved UP in the weeks
standing by Debating the newcom-
er to the League, the indianapolis
Cardinals three straight games. In
diapolis bought the New orleans
franchise and is now regular
member of the league. New orleans
inability to get the support of their
home town park was responsible
for moving the franchise to In
dianapolis, which is owned by a
group of business men of that
city.
Indianapolis is expected to
strengthen the leagues drawing
possibilities as it is known as a
good baseball town and New Or
leans has been completely dropped
from the Southern loop. The new
corners played good ball but luck
was against them as they lost three
heart breaking games to Asheville
by the one-score route and showed
surprising strength in meeting the
league competition.
Knoxville took two easy games
from the Mobile Bears, by one-sid-
ed scors, but was rained out the
remaining two games. All the clubs
in the league have strengthened
their teams and indications are
that the race will draw tighter In
the next week of play, since the
players from New orleans were
placed in the various teams OF
the league.
NEGRO SOUTHERN
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Save Ammunition
CONTINUED from page ~

aware of the fact that their vol
,mtary task was beyond the call OF
dutv erased the threat of the loss
of the ammunition dump by carry
ing the burning boxes OF anlnlu-
milton a safe distance away.
Sixteen members out OF the sec
ond platoon were assigned to as
sault troops of marine division
that made a second amphiblous
landing on Japanese held PENN
sula. This was another mission loi
these Colored leathernecks when
thew hit the southern part OF the
great island. Aboard a navy mann
ed Lei, their duty was to erect a
small ammunition d u m p on the
Jeachhead. Their ship was schedul-
ed to 90 in behind the assault waV-
es but as they slowly approached
he beach, they were turned back
" heavy japanese artillery fire.
SITUATION IN HAND
Delayed for hours, it's second
run a success and the 16 colored
leathernecks, under the expert oil
rection of a divisional ordnance
sergeant, set up the dump on rec
ord breaking time, muscllng all
types of ammunition from the Lei
to the beach which at the time
was a scene of understandable
greckage. That night enemy NOR
Tar and artillery shells rained
Town all along there dug in posi-
tons. once more the marines had
landed and the situation was well
in hand. Needless to say, they
survived the devastating night
COMMANDMENT. For their achieve
ment in action, these marines re-
oeived floods of praise from all
military personnel, officers and
enlisted men, with which tn ey
worked.
For this front line bravery and
resourcefulness, one platoon recelv-
ed the following splendid common
dation from a major general of a
marine division: Desire to express
appreciation for excellent perform
ances of duty by End platoon, Bird
Ammo company during period of
attachment to this division. The
energetic and willing manner in
which the platoon discharged all
tasks assigned merit high praise
and is a credit to it's parents or
ganization.'
The ANIMALS OF the Third AM
munition company during this
struggle will be long remembered
This organization is recognized as
the top Negro Marine unit for
combat service.
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OrdnanCenen
Win High Praise

WASHINGTON, D. C. = (NNPA)
High tribute was paid to the a.
O0c Negro ordnance men who
handled a large part of the 5000,
600 tons of ammunition in Europe
between D-Day and VE-Day by
Major General Henry B. Sayler,
chief ordnance officer in Europe,
last week.
General Sayler said the work of
the Negroes who helped supply
American combat units with all
types of ammunition was excel
ent." He made this disclosure to
Col. John w. Cave, chief of the
Arms and Ammunition Section at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28
PVT. Evans Wins
Boxing Crown

ALONG THE STILLWELL ROAD
PVT. George Evans, former West
Coast pro fighter of Oakland, Cali
fornia, came down to Calcutta
from the jungle hills of Assam and
Burma to win the middleweight
championship of the India-Burma-
China theaters. He scored q third
round TKO over Pvt. Wayman Will
liams, Warren, Ohio, after knock
ing off top fighters of the Ameri-
can, British, Australian, Indian and
Chinese armies to reach the finals.
Evans drives for a Negro Quar-
termaster outfit The bout was ref
creed by Hammerin' Henry Arm
strong, ex-lightweight and weller
weight champ of the world
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By J. C. CHUNN

ATLANTA, Ga. - (SNS) -. The
Chattanooga Choo Choos are still
red-hot in the Negro Southern
League and up until last Thursday
remained undefeated after winning
seven straights to lead the league
in the second week of play. Little
Rock Black Travellers who have
moved their franchise to Rich
mond, Va, were the ictims OF
the Choo Choos who are now lock-
ed in tough battle with the
Nashville Black Vols, who lost two
cut of three to Atlanta in their
last weeks series of games before
tackling the league leading Chat
tanooga aggregation.
Richmond, Va, became South
err League franchise cit ylast week
when difficulties with the Little
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Editorial
CONTINUED from page u

ior from the tone of your editorial
that YOU are not SO worried over
what was said about the appoint
ment of Mr.. Clark by the presl-
dent. but. what was said relatiVe
tn the south's reaction to the re-
cent supreme court decisions hand
ed down affecting the status OF
citizens of color"
They reminded him also aDou'
his previous anti-Negro editorials
especially the one dealing with q
recent meeting at Jackson college,
when out standing educators ano
newspaper men from ID soutnerI
states met to discuss steps Tor
the implementation of the supreme
court decision handed down IN the
Lloyd Gaines case.
"This meeting" they pointed out
to sullens, ''got its authority from
the bill of rights-t he right TO
peaceably assemble to discuss ques-
lions of public interest. Would you
attempt to annul this rights?"
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Powell, Scott
Continued from Page II

Rev. A. Clayton Powell and tn
late Matte F.. Powell, was born II
New Haven, Conn.,, on Nov. 20
1908 He succeeded his father a.
pastor of the Abyssinian Baptist
church here and is member OF
the house of representatives, 22nd
District, New York City, and pup
Usher of the Peoples Voice, To-
cal weekly newspaper.
The couple Will leave nn1ileol-
ately after the marriage ceremony
for their new country home ano
will return here on September 10
to resume their respective careers.
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uNDEFEATED 'N00GA CH00 CH00S CONTINUE
TO SET PACE IN NEGRO SOUTHERN LEAGUE
THE THREAT

HE 1K1IEA1
His editorial Of June II, which
has been interpreted as an indi-
rect threat against Greene's life,
was quoted:
eff ever we have racial trouble
in Jackson and here's hoping we
never will-Percy Greene is going
to be in the middle Of it, and what
happens to Percy Green won't
contribute much to his health or
well-being."
Sullens Reply
Editors Note:
The Daily News has never, at
any time, written a bitter edito-
rial on the race question. Quite to
the contrary, cur editorial policy
on this subject for more than SO
years has had the one purpose of
maintaining friendly relations be-
tween the races and giving to the
Negro a helping hand whenever
it was proper to do so.
Ask for the above testimonial"
in behalf of Percy Green, the
Daily News frankly regards him
as strife breeder and reiterates,
with all possible emphasis, this
admonition in our editorial of
June IT:
eff we ever have racial trouble
in Jackson land here's hoping we
never will--Percv Greene is going
to be in the middle of it and what
happens to Percy won't contribute
much to his health Or Well-being'
That also goes for the politically
minded Negroes who rushed to
Percy Greene's defense by signing
the above communication.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28
Black Yankees,
Black BarOnS
To Meet Sunday

BIRMINGHAM, Ala GSNS)-
Felix McLaurin, fleetfooted GEN.
terfielder will appear In the lineup
of the Black Yankees when they
meet the Black Barons in double
header at Redwood next Sunday.
When McLaurin roamed the
field for the Welchmen, he was q
favorite of Birmingham fans. He
is still popular in all cities where
they love baseball
Fans here will get a chance to
see the two bitter inter-league
rivals in top form.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28

10. he won over George Knchan in
a technical knockout in the 9th
round In Cleveland June 26th
he added another victory when he
knocked out Lloyd Marshall. Cleve-
land fans are now clamoring for a
Moore VS. Bivins match which is
expected to draw at tremendous
gate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-28

been guided by James j. Johnston,
the master manager, who persuad-
ed him to come East under his
banner. With 10 victories since be-
ing with Johnston, Moore seems
headed for the throne. His latest
fights. the one in Baltimore, June
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-, be1fcn 1eDr OIL pDHe ulSlelNulluet
RiidIiht gu nebmem manbnlal losar
segeneinanCer. 8elegentlihe ueber'
ihreituns oes 8eauiif ifionsrehtcs
ourd) aui eisene Jal.ita banoelnoe
Sruppeneinbeiten ooer eih,elne Sols
oaten. SINNER nod 8ilfiiratte pon
1rcmoarbeitern, sic i'm Sanoc &C.
blebcn iino. Sn ser fran5olilben
Gone piiisielles 9erbot gepertld)a'ts
liher getatigl,ng uno Ser Seraus'
aabe BON 3eitungen. Irosoem al
ein5elnen Yl1sen Yfitteillmsblatter
unS sererfid,aitlihe Organliationen,
apitattet ourh ortlide gntideionn-
gen.
Tie Yeriorgulryslage: Nur tnapp
gcniisenoe 3uteilung bon Sebens-
lnitteln in unreselmdbiser Jolge.
Shlwre BeOenfen bei allen perant'
murtIihen Stellen (oelttIden uno
iranj0iiiten) i'm Siublid alti oen
fomnenOen 8inter. Nenig Sdpuarj'
DdnOel.
Muibau: Yereinselt mittlere unO
fleit, 8etriebe, balb- oOer piertel.
beid6itigt. Wfangel an Mrbeitstrdf-
ten. Brobere 8etriebe nit Mufrau'
munssarbeien beidaitigt. Gtn3elne
Sauseisentiimer uno tleinere Better
arbeitem alri eisene 5ault an Der
Wieoerauirihtung 5eritorter Sauier.
@rober Mangel an 8aumaterialien.
gYiinife Der Beoolferuns uno Der
neutrality-suspicious. alare &iht-
linien fir praftiid)e slrbeit I'M Rab-
men Der bon oen aQiierten aortroll=
organen ge5osenen @ren5en. Sofor-
ltige 3ulaiiung bon 8eiuerfid)aiten.
9eita,nsen, antiiaid)iitiiden Yarteien.
|Musihaltung aIler Nationalip3ialiiten
aus 0fientliben 8etrieben unb ner-
ant,portlihen SteQungen. &iifiihts-
loie 8eitrail,ng aller, aud Nihtnit.
tglieoer ser Na5ipartei. sic iih Ser
aepen gesen ibre Mitbiireer in Se
3eit oes Nasilerrors baben 5uibul-
ben tomncn laiien. @ieoerer0iintns
Der Shulen unter giniesung bon
0ebrrerionen, Die niht nur naf BE-
rufliher, ionbern nod ibrer menid-
lihen Qualification uno i'm &inblid
alrf ibre antitaidiitiide giniteauns
aus ,lm1hlen iinN
:, Magemeine ginbriide: slbgeieben
bon Oen politiid) a.stinen antiialfilti-
idjen glementen, sic nit aroBen,
Vertrauen uno i'm @lauben an oie
MSglihfeit bes @ieoerairibaa.es eli.
mes oemofratiid)en Staates an sic
Nrbet aehen. berridt groBe Soft
i,unqsloiisfeit BEL fait alien, oenen
Der 3niammenbruh oes Dritten Mei-
dies oie @aiis ent5ogen fiat. auf ser
fie mirfid,aitlih uno politiid .Itanoen.
Notlpenoisfeit neuer 9ieliebuna uno
M.titierung brahlieqenoer menId,Ii.
der uno materieller @rGfte,
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NEW GTHSzgE' THWy sA.
By Bcrtie and Birdie

New Castle. Ia. Ger. 1.-THE
patty held al Oalllurst on Octo-
Der : fol our returned veterans
can certainly be pur in the class
cj ;lccessiri Parties. it can
G 'ruthfuliv -, that all who
!; loaded had !. !. ;.nt! t: e. All
- il:,s that O, ..:Mard making Il
:.accesslul par were there
- I'd. drinks, dalciil:, singing.
Al. so forth. | n: sure everyone
rees thu. p"''..ies oi Tin; type
should be ARA ed more otter
right
To E,!wood
Al! New C.:stl. Juno 5 whc
attended the dane Saturday had
q lot of fun. Thanks ict howing
us such {. swell time
To Youngstown
New Caste will be represent
ed at your dance Saturday. We
are looking forward TO being in
your fair city.
Service Notes
Martin Hartman is partiing a
thirty day leave at home. It's
nice having you bac i'll New Cas-
tile.
Willie Ungar and his brother
Henry are home for several days
Seems like old times seeing you
two Saxon fellows again.
Dany Binder has beer dis
charged and is expected home III
the next few days.
Fred Schuster returned to
camp this past week. We are all
sorry you couldn't stay with us
longer, Fred.
Willie Snyder is again men,
Der of the Civilian body, having
laid aside his uniform after doing
swell job. Lots of luck to you
Willie-irom all of US. 'r-''--
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Deut(dtlan1 l945

tuobei in Garntitaot Der iriibere &c.
npfratiihe &eidstaesabge =.
gentrdber,. 8eidid)tsprofeiior i~S
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&egierung 9arproeu lit. Die 8ieoer.
acflpabme Scr itaatliden slulftionen
aber maht audi in oen lpeitliden 81.
n1n anlebIlid)e Sort lhrittc. Die Gin,
trciblng Scr Steuern unb 9lbgaben
1T tpieoer nlligenonln,en mprocn. 81
Scr Sallptiade miro ser oiientlidj;
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ron Sdmlgebdi,ben 1nb ser 2rlld
eimrmoireicr 2ebrbiid)er. Cie Seb
rer in Ser britiihsn Gone baben einel
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SALEM NEWS
Bv Gertie Cirscht

Salem, O., Oct. ,1l-Our thanks
to Elwood City for showing us
such swell time at their dance.
Even tough some got lost going
around all these curves in the
road. Everyone got there and
back. We certainly had swell
time. Ellwood City thanks again.
Harvest Moon Dance
y, Bernie May and his Casa Nova
orchestra will play for our Har-
vest Moon Dance Saturday, Oct.
q. We are looking forward in
seeing all of YOU there. Eancing
from 9 till ? Como early and
stay late. ~.
Home Front News
Cpl. Gus Falk has returned to
Camp Atterbury, Ind. after a 49
day iurlocgh at HON,
Mrs 'ohn Pauline oi Salem
vas the lucky person who won
The Crd;r chest which wa given
away Sept. %.
Kate Polder who has been
working in Cleveland is back
home to stay. Glad to have you
back asiin Kate
To Coiuinku.
You can expect Salem down
in fui' iorce, Ntr ) Hope to
see you there.
On behalf OF a. Salem club
and myself we w'5i' t. ccnGratu-
late Evelyn Farr :;1! leEl Roth
IN ,.,c- recent Ell TaGe:nent.
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Sd,Iub bon Seite l

ein biireerlider Iemofrat, Der oen
pier Yarteien sic Mufgobe slupies.
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Der ,,e,,e Seblaeer Scr
13erliuer 33cpSIfcrufto

Sc. liz. Gas S,eo Berlin fonnn,
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in ser Stlricben aIf cen slrbeits'
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oeuthen :icItlu,g, bie bon Scr elme
rifaniidsn Notwithstanding Der
auseegcnt': srirb, wie iulgt:
Berlin kommt wieder!
Das list das Lied, das .;cder singt
Und dHs jetzt wieder
SO sch5n in ganz Berlin erkliLgt.
Jawohl nein Schatz,
Am AlcXanderplatz,
Am stern, am Zoo, am Knit
Ert6Nt aufs ncue
Diese Meiodie.
Und wer sic einmal hort,
Der "cigisst sic damn ME.
Berlin kommt wieder!
Wer hattie das Won uns .edacht
ia e. hommt wieder!
Gewiss, cs gent nicht ubcr Nacht!
DOch ganz gcnau
So vie mach dunkler Nacnt
Die Some wieder lacht,
SO wcrdeE INTERN Linden Linden
blir"n.
Berlin bleibt doch Berlin!