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Evening star., 1945-09-21
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s:ss ssssi ,.R.s ssss s.ss and s
s1s MAn sf felorss ssi.r .1Hss' H. .s1s .s1hs.' live In
MAID. 6M days week, no cooking;
sss aa s1s D5fl:f Vrsna On: AVE- yn.
.snt5s cs.vS 1'ssssst1 Ss.ss gan e. saS so'tas
NJ ,,s;a ycod liy: in pleasant S|g.ts. ".
ti Decatur n .pt 8: sd., Ry os 1..t t'sa &
Maid s5G iRa % oelocs 1nsia until .fter ter pm
dinner and . .ro% ns0 AD m s44 snt s.tuldss III
MA MAID WAITRESS % for or the s Lisnsr Home
xsrkHs 1a
Mkks sTkk!s Isa KRAGsE. %S En- ESGm 11ss' aaa '''''' ~
MAID-WAITREss for suesthouse, no Sun
No TGHs saa aEnFEF IF Es .D DE- sss
4 f. ssS; ~ %snhS refs
soGking,, Apply 1895 1I.. 4 St; ne, .,,,o, ,..
help employed EN-. 1fsI.
NURsEMAID; over 20, sxperieneed. TO hye
erenees required. EN- s133:
| NUBsEMAlD, g.h.W, no cooRlng. help
S:3o pm, no SUNDAYS; $50 week anc
,aE1srs phHss EN- n,f 39ss ,o,.
training Of . girls. ages ] and 3: liye In,
go south for winter: air conditioned house
In summer; good references required 81
SETTLED CoLORED WOMAN to help with
5000 rates, Apply MRS. BARRY sis 18th
WAITREss-MAID,c colored, for hish-class
month and meals: CLUB MASON; 1925
ohnh Of ehiidren eo'Gree livs IN cai nv Wo oiss
%onAS s.Ps an hons sns and to Si
Wsstsay msshfs Drxass sundays ,oOn aa III % osas
Sfsn;S1d charsh es5a-w si5| we in or out c' Fam
WoMAN., settled. white, to do lish h
or or cali call FR. 1892 betWe.n 8 am. ane
w6MAN. "a reliable; part time, y to 8; NJ
yss1cod sr in IND family city Iee:tG9 ss, ret
work; 20 laundry; must have good dispo
sndS sSn hesth snd s o y. P1'Ti T.
WOMAN. young or middle .ssd. Negro
cook. good housekeeper. live in the eoun.
! try: Thurs. and every otner sun. Oh
good salary; other help. Call MRS
WOMAN, capable. care Of 2 children and
small house, for employed couple; 51s,dsy ans
WOMAN FOR G.H.W. and help care o.
9 children: live in: excellent salary u
| experienced person. WA. 6S77.
WOMAN. G.HW.. care Of . school-ag'
girls; full or part time; live in or out
vWoRKfNG HoUsEKEEPER who is +. root
cook and can take charge Of home for. I
very young married couple. Please writ,
Box X Ebbitt Hotel II 9th and H SITS. W
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN. experienced as
sist mother with infant boy. and 3-year
old girl; free to travel: sood salary: per
manent Call co 1000. 30s-I
NEED SPANISH woman for domestic help
ssa sss wK:. a-RM. APT. on wis. neal
Mass, . working adults, from p m. 70 &
clean. dinner. laundry except bed linen
marketing; no dinner on Thursdays, Sun
days of. Call Saturday or SUNDAY, OR
373l. On Monday. call Ex. 64oo, Ext
232S
WANTED-Middle-ase colored woman TO
plain cooking and K.h.w.; salary, S15 pc
wk; of Thurs. 10 am. Sun. IL am
all adults In family; no LAUNDRY: live in
pleasant room. pvt bath good. permanen
home. Call Sat. between and 10 am
, EN- 1000
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR CONDITIONERS, Philco, York, win
aSM SSfSesi aes5ssf 4 snse
cIdcks de q ns e,osfs So ssss 9ssehss g.
Strung jevsry repsred si WORK es1s snsr.n Te
ted; .,1a %atchmassT R on premises r sor promp,
MARI BIZ ioeh g. betvssn snIEE End pI Is
ALARM CLOCKS sEPAnKp tan, MAKE,
Incl : sise:: also expsrt vatsh and ievelr,
.sIssainf snsesa ,s:t dsyo E,xNs x,NsFsief HSEs sSss
ANTIQUE DREssER. we've velvet oDer portieres sres
davenport sofa, maple desk, beds. drapes
rugs, chairs and lamps Phone OR. 2a6s
between m. and 10 pm. 22'
MISUNDERSTANDING has for immedi
ate delivery electric heaters, so hurry
ior Bendix and Thor washers: terms t
| suit your convenience. Open Mon, Thurs
nHbT sEa Sat sroR Snsil ,oggd; gm 40 ALpERsTEIN's
"a. M ss5s, IA. seos. clock 'a asoye " New New
AouARiUMs. ali Sizes. 'n ID 6'us safl. 81 10
air pumps. accessories. new Innes books
plants, all kinds tropical nsh. Angels
small 39c. medium 69c, Blue Acara acc
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO., 1927 Ga. avs
Il ~ Tss your e.. 81 :.
for $50; violin. S25. 1897 Fairmont nv.
after ! Pm No phone. 20.
BAITHiNETIL. BAT . s.; shoo,ry rocker So
SoHa SsSran sGndision nMs 81, 1S6a 4E n.,,,o, r.,
ss22Hass s2ss Isf6nfsSFFsa SsSS 6sfseF Rops a. ..,.. an.
many lengths. HECHlNdER CO.. 18th ant
Il sts. ne. Ask Tor NS. jensA
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
saa Tssss
eeoMMoNwEAIrH ess'asnsdNSv coNsTRucTIoN CO..
aSpa asPHALT H3FDR DR1vEwAYs. walks and park
ins ne lots. Estimates free. Call S5s0s g.
CEMENT WORK: stone walls, n.sstons
{. NARcUccIo. Route 4. Horners lane.
SoMFIEiE REMop9EIlN;G; l,e. perch ooa9. in.
mat mates :e@in' es sGEf B. .ns Nz ssss;
eyes aoss :ad suHHafK IL lid Ssds sor, mad. like
new: nsSoEs trse s ssssms.s:. co. 9sos. IA 4ass:
laying. ssndinE. hnishing: cleaning; par
fsss fss sd isis 3ssss:
FURNACES. FL oil Or coal. vacuum cleaned;
oil burners Installed and completely sefV-
iSsfEa; SfEak;EsdaEE; al; sesoSssriRAcroR. ssSsi building con-
struction, repairing. remodelins, insula.
e tlon sHWEII sHSSTstf a. gfvinsss 4ssss Estimates ee
GENERAL REPAIRS-Remodel your hom.
now; good materials and workmanship
s9nsu .xp y: fGr irs. sss ,9Sr ma
WAsHINaroN DECORATORS. OIL. Jlls2 lls2
GUARANTEED home improvements; We dc
sies E and brick siding; insulation. weather.
stripping and all types Of home repairs;
no cash down. small monthly RsymeInntss; Inss;
CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. 7Al6
JoHNs-MANvLLE ROOFING md ashes.
tos siding, storm sash. THE CROSS CO.
ai MoiDYgENaiizE Yfaaii I YoIs S6i HOME and add addi.
tional income; attics made into rooms
concrete work, plumbing. decorating, -
bestos siding and roofing and senerl hous,
repairs. Get our free ssttmate smnl N
QVAT1sd co. 1890 trvins st. NV. Ap
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PERSONAL tcent.)

SEH 66vfIS and dFspsTies. co. 56e6.
saxUIT N SgitSn bsSoAToss ss5s sso5ssest'.d' Etc.
HidHLY CULTUKED WOMAN teaches
English. self-conndencs. freedom from SELF
consciousness. French conversation; pri-
yats t tvtSr; %;rvA NJ SSbo; an xo an, want
I.Ppy year; so1;.. s .o.s 2ts:. 5s
cause lacking iron: also supply vttamin
p, calcium. phosphorus. Trial size. only
3bc At all drugststs.
PERMANENT, "a; shampoo snd nnSsr MnS
2HE sGSH9H SaVsns 1870 sspers, x..ios.d hss .a
9n in aoas fuTD Sis
Do YOU NEED a mailing address. teie'
phone calls taken ant relayed. or tele.
phone work done in my home? Box 2s5-T
Room and private bath for school teacher
in exchange for tutoring 2 small boys
Rishhss:saMs iEis BOX iss FFsiaE.ss
weekday evenings. no sunday, 26'
SHARE HOME, give board and tno objec.
ton to child. in exchange after school
care Of 2 children. 81. 1892 after $50 pm
COUPLE desires home e-cooked meals ir
three or four blocks of Fourth and Ran
P6U,G sst MorMER aG5 Me- BARTLgf A EFT for siv.,
sPrins sDrns aas Saild ss E. 1sss 81 DAY ''' s'e
Refined LADY desires white lady com
panion. one with suitable DISPOSITION. re
sourceful and capable. State wages, quail
| ncations, references. Box 369-S. Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT. reg. weekly y-monthly serv-
ices; genl records. taxes, financial reports:
ACCOUNTANT, CPA -- Naval of,c.r on
perm. duty at Navy Dept. offers account
ins or managerial services evenings in ex-
change for furnished apartment. Box
A. P. NURSE would like work Call LU.
3na1. MISS RIGHT. or 10 hrs. duty.
WOMAN, colored. wants Job. chief short
order or second cook D1 61s9.
yr Ford Industrial School Experience
4 yrs. OF machine operation and shop
manaeement. Now employed temporarily
asst. TO project eneineer. Box 299-T. Star
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR. part time. {
pm. to 10 pm: references, TIA. S904.
GRADUATE CHEMIST; ? years chemical
position with reputable patent law f1rm
LABORATORY TECHNIcIAS. man. desires
part-time work in evenings or nights
MAN. eolored, So yrss desires work ir9n,
s pm. to IL or IL pm. no. 5ls3
YOUNG 1t. in Washington for month
wishes position. excellent sportsman,
driver. marksman; no questions asked
300 YMCA
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLoRED GIRL. reliable. daywork. nearby
Va: exp, competent: S5. Write E. j..
Route l., Box 81, Vienna. Va; care Of
COOK ANp CIV, eolored: adults only:
light laundry; reference: live in. 1925
P st. NV. Hobart e3s2,
care OF small child and apt. in Trinidad
section ne, live out; no cookins. AT
GIRL, colored. wants apartment to clean
mornings or days work; references. ia.
GIRLS, 2, want part-time work as moth
er's helpers, morning and evenings. DE
GIRL, celored, wishes days work; honest
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL (whitel desires eve
ming work as nursemaid. MISS PROC.
TOR. 329 z st. ne.
WOMAN, coloIed. wants 2 or 8 days clean.
ing: morning work, 10 until 2. co. o63l
WOMAN, colored, will care for children ii
her home during the day. s1s 5th ST. Sc
WOMAN, white. desires place to care 70,
apt. and child. live in. Call GE. SOFT,
am. to / pm.
WOMAN; won is solo5sd; S5SI wants any kind of light
WOMAN, colored, wants days work, withir
vicinity; no cooking. NO. 2239. 80 {
y.ias,on e0qSss Ss6m fsnss fvss s,' ye5k ,,
st. ne, DI. 7702
Evening star., 1945-09-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
a.
NoME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.

HoME IMP. COMPANIES (cens.). Z.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairIi,. white
mechanics, ts nY,.rs Ycrk Epsrantesd Err Gsn ary AZ
REfAIRING, REMoDELIN0. alterstions
prompt service: estimates made. Call MR..
COLE: qL, 1921 or OR. 2244.
terms; ires sstlmsts NATIoNAE ISsTAI.
LAT1oN CO.. $500 Wis. ave. WI 1900.
REMODELING. from basement to roof, BY
private contractors. PAUL KIAAssEE. &
SONS; 13s Sth st NV. pI. 0l22. 2s'
tion. storm sash: long terms; free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL
WATERPROoFING-All kinds; basement,
Ea.erPrqSafs ssfr wlnsoTs saaf saked ETC. BOB
n yIRGINTA ANRP MAsHINGIoN cal
Johns -Manville roofing, siding. Insulation
storm windows and heating; conyenienl
terms. HO. 4120. Member Johns-Manville
Home IMPROVEMENT Guild.
FOR LOWEST PRICES and best materials
with free estimates, plans and speciflca-
tions, cali RA. 1928. 23s
Evening star., 1945-09-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sECRETARIAL CLASSES now forming. Be-
ginners and refresher courses in short
hand. typing. bookkeeping. comptometer.
all secretarial subjects. civil service
proved CT school. Position guaranteed grad
yates. Inquire MA. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL.
123S Il S,,Iv Z ss G,,, ,{Spp 1} c,PitoI ThsatsEl:
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1929 goth st. me-. phone WA.
GERMAN TEACHER at your home. Cal
CORNELL MAN, retired Federal worker
viii tutor pupils weak in Latin, French
German, English and math. RA. 1897. 23a
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher: ]hesinners, review, speed dictation
ACCORDION AND PIANO LESSONS, expe.
rienced teacher. Vicinity Of Coolidge High
School RIA. 3975.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
PERSONAL,

MOTHER WANTS HOME and care for 2
children, ages 2 years and weeks. BOX
305-T, Star. 21s
CANDID ACTION pictures Of your child at
play, IN groups, at parties, or formal por-
traits, done In your home at reasonable
PHONE SHIPaERD ssse. ask for Miss
Wright. II you are In need Of loan up "a
$500 on your sixnature
made at modest prices IN your home,
Phone "a. 1921 evenings and oundAyA
Evening star., 1945-09-21
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MOTHER and two. small children want
transportation to Nebraska and return.
bRiviNG bfn ING Los ANGELES via Dallas. leave
Saturday, take 4. share expenses; excellent
car. Box 99-T, Star. IL
LADY driving to Calf via Texas about
Sept. 25, take two: references EXCHANGED
9sMV G9sgMFgVla SsPPFFicER sPFic driving to c.mbTiase.
Ohio, via Wheeling, w. Va; one passenger,
will leave Sept. "a or rs. Box 433-T'
Star
NAVAL OFFICER driving to St. Louis Sum
day, wants riders to share driving and
expenses. AT O16a.
FEDERAL EMPLOYE desires round-tr
rice to Gettysburg Saturday. the 22nd,
returning same day. CO. O39O after 8.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS-More last minute calls than
We expected are coming in each day. See
TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O1 Colorado Bldg,
14th and q stS NV
Evening star., 1945-09-21
HoME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

COLORED-COUPLE- place to live ane
for sale, $4,000. DI. 213b.
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no Sundays: good
PENNSYLVANIA
nite: day or night shift.
TAURANT, 1872 Hamlin

lite. for main dining
reakfast and luncheon:
i. Apply before 3 pm.
PARK HOTEL,
cooley rd. NV.
dependable; daywork:
RICH'S RESTAURANT,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20

rel maker, catering to the needs of
fruit growers. He built and operat-
ed a canning factory.
Twenty years after the business
was started, he moved it to Gales
burg, Ill. 1t was there during World
War l, supplying necessary parts for
farm implements when the plant
was completely destroyed by fire.
Undismayed, Ingersoll workers con-
tinued their production, during Bit
ter winter, while new walls and roof
were built around them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20

no marine engineer would waste
time WITH" the Ingerson company
began and completed its first lam
track" contract. Meanwhile, such
agricultural necessities as heat
treated spring teeth for harrows, cul-
tivators, weeders and rakes contin-
ued in production. Later, Ingersoll
received a contract to manufac-
ture the LVT-2 on a design supplied
by the navy. Hundreds of LVT-2s
were manufactured before the often
accelerated contract was completed,
ahead of schedule.
Meanwhile, Swennes had put to-
gether an amphibian tank that to-
day, as the Beach-Buster, is reputed
to incorporate greater amount Of
automotive design than any marine
craft that floats. It worked. But
before it was presented to the navy's
bureau of ships, Swennes, watching
tests in Florida, was seized with an
inspiration.
Returning hurriedly to Rockford
he worked for 48 uninterrupted
hours, emerging with the design for
a ramp gate which can be raised
and lowered at the rear of the lam
track" This single feature is cred
tied with saving hundreds of lives.
Using it, our invasion forces unload
men, equipment, ammunition or
supplies while facing the enemy. An
entire tankload of materiel may be
yanked out in matter of moments.
The importance of this is more fully
realized when it is known that the
Beach-Buster easily handles 10000
pounds of cargo or so men fully
equipped.
Danger of stalling in the face of
the enemy is avoided by the tanks
hydramatic transmission which
'feels" for the beach, shifting auto
matically to the required gear ratio
without attention from the driver as
soon as the tracks on which it runs
encounter any obstacle.
Numerous battle reports have
come back to Kalamazoo, to the men
and women who make the amtracks,
of the prowess of their product
Tough landings they have made
easier. Almost impossible landings,
like Tarawa, Saipan and, most re-
Gently, Two lima, they have made
possible" Rear Adm. c. H. Wood
ward told them last March when the
navy returned, for permanent ex-
hibit, the pilot Model b. amphibian
tank that Swennes had designed at
Rockford.
Other facts were revealed by Ad-
miral Woodward: Tarawa proved
the LVT absolutely indispensable for
successful amphibious attack; that
at Saipan the LVTs were stars of the
show, sliding over reefs, hitting the
beach with guns blazing, blowing
through the jungle; and, most amaz-
ing, that the LVTs made surprise
125-mile sweep in thanking move
ment around the southern horn of
Leyte.
From Two Jima, Maj. Gen. Keller
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20
He Invented Rolling Disc Blade Cut Tough Prairie Sod

s. A. Ingersoll, founder Of the COM
pany, had decided as a farm boy
that a sharp rolling disc blade was
needed to run ahead Of the mold
board on horse-drawn plows to cut
the tough prairie sod Of his day.
BY 1884, he had developed COM
plete rolling coulter which was wide
" accepted by farm implement
manufacturers. And he opened a
factory to manufacture the blades
at Sandoval, H.. where his grain
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20
B A K B S.. by Baukhage

Don't psychoanalyze the returned
GIL, says General Eisenhower, pat
i'm on the back. And, he might
+ ave added, keep your hand out of
lis pocket while you're doing it.
Surplus war property is estimated
g equal in value to one-third of all
tie man-made property in this coun-
try less than 10 years ago, from
the smallest pin to Boulder Dam.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20

and lumber business already was
established.
It is told Of him that in those
earlier times, S. A. Ingersoll was
a man Of many duties. Simultane-
ously, he was plant manager, work
man, salesman, shipping clerk, traf-
fic manager, bookkeeper and treas
urer. So that his income might be
supplemented and the opportunity
for steady employment spread more
evenly among his employees, the
senior Ingerson became also bar
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-07-20

The German wine crop is so per
cent better than average this year.
But the lees are bitter,
It's paradox that for all of an
army's destructiveness, 6OO, 1000 men
now in the armed forces, according
to Senator Murray, chairman of the
small business committee, have had
training or experience in construc-
ton work.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Two Ways of Living
methodist World Service Agencie.)

Two of living ("phoophies of lfe' call theml
bitter conflict in the hearts and minds of everywhere
today What the world of will be like depends which
CT these living the dominant ideal and ontro
ing motive of the human Civilization and the existence
of mankind will be determined by the of this
struggle struggle which present World War but
critical but undecsive episode.
living that struggle Men struggle control,
to dominate They for power for
for place The victor become rh the loser millions become
the serfs, the slaves the poor, the have-nots
The other living that cooperation Men share
serve help fabulousy
rich find that God has placed in the world and in
mans enough for every need-and ALL rich
the that lead to fear and hate and
understanding Justice peace is
other the brotherhood the of
the jungle; other the New Story of Jesus Christ.
No modern nation people committed to the
ways struggle them being
peoples accepted the full import
teachings Others stewardship by
for God.
the Christian church is to work that
way living proclaimed by Christ the Of living
for all mankind
exemplfed individual sharing, and giving
felowmen these constitute practical love-
anything less is less than the love Christ taught
exempled in society and in the nation by shar
giving sharing wealth of and wheat
hungry sharing the Gospel and science and eracy
with lessprveged granting justice
helping stricken people attain
building the Christian foundation of
world leading peace justice, and righteousness
the only way of iving-the WORLD SERVICE that
mankind from all sefdestrucion
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Un-Covering Wash.
Continued from page u

gage, lending and appraisal COM
panies throughout t h country
without calling attention to h e
change and Decking up any new
policy, will be worth less than the
paper on which it is written.
Blandford, who now may realize
Or at least question whether he
Numbered in the New Boston case,
can perhaps retrieve some of the
confidence and respect he lost in
that decision by exercising h | s
administrative responsibility in
Strengthening out FHA's muddled
facial policies.
His first move might we'll be the
rejuvenation of the race relations
function in his own agency. h e
MIA and then the insistence that
similar function be set up in the
FILA. We recommend to him as
pattern the administrative position
and function of the race relations
adviser in h Federal Public
Housing Authority where DR.. Frank
Horne is integrated into the warp
and wool of the agency by his adj
ministrator, Philip Klutznick. They
work as a team, and they get
things done in the least disturbing
way. 1t is their agency and its pre-
decessor which have earned f r
Housing its favorable reputation
among Negroes and other liberal
groups.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Plant Yields To
Hearing

ST. LOUIS - CAMP - A recent
probe here by the Presidents Fair
Employment Practice Committee
resulted in a major victory when
the General Cable corporation last
week sent kilograms to 16 Negroes
offering them opportunities for jobs
and advised the USES it would &C
cept qualified workers without re-
gard to race, creed, color or nation
al origin.
1--WE understand that you have
previously applied for position at
our plant" the telegram stated. eff
you are still interested in entering
our employ and can meet necessary
qualifications, please call at our
office, 4121 North Kings-highway,
and file an application with Miss
Wise. This telegram is sent to you
pursuant to an agreement reached
with the Fair Employment Practice
committee"
The FEPC conducted a hearing
against the company, at the Civil
Courts building, on charges that
the General Cable corporation had
Disseminated against Negroes in
employment.
In a conference between company
representatives and Simon Stick
COLE. Washington F'EPC counsel the
company agreed to remove all
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Performance
Continued from Page u

rear line combat units, who had
their service troops Us regular
parts of their basic organization.
In fact back In Normandy Gen
Patton is hnmorously credited
with having kidnapped number
Of troop transportation companies
which had been hauling supplies
from Normandy beachhead to his
units prior to the breakthrough at
st. Io. When the preakthrough
came, it is said that Gen. Patton
utilized these supply truckers to
haul his foot infantry to pursue
the fleeing Germans, and that he
never returned them. I found %
of these companies grouped in the
514th Guartermaster group close to
Metz, lack in September when
third army was gathering supplies
for it's coming November drive. So
heroically did they perform that
their commanding officer, Col
Krokus, expressed h greatest
pride in his units and the number
later grew to more than 35. Their
part in the Patton push and the
hurried march to Luxembourg,
when Won Rundstedt broke out,
has made history in transporta-
ton circles.
But it was the soldiers with the
machines guns, the cannon h
howtizers and the "long toms" who
put on the greatest show Of them
all, and forever dispe1ed n
possible doubts about the combat
ability of the American Negro SOL
der. OF course there had never
been any such doub in their own
minds, but some time back critics
had ventured the opinion that
Negro soldiers wouldn't make good
COMBAT soldiers. Gone forever is
that mistaken idea and here TO
stay forever is the glorious record
of units like the 761st tanks, the
614th tbs, the 452nd ack ack, the
578th FA, the $50 Fla, and other
kindred units. And the. hard-to-
find 999th Field Artillery batta-
lion firing the huge 8-inch long
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Dunjee Shows
Continued from page u

denly realize that large precen-
tage OF our southern manpower,
both black and white. is not intel
hgent enough, or physically fit to
participate in this global war. We
have learned in this crucial hour
that the profit of a state is in the
making of men,"
Dunjee added that there must
be an equitable administration of
all social services if Americans are
to share equally and alike in the
defense of the republic" then hit
the old southern school of thought
that ignores yiels.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

causes for complaint as cited by
the committee. Such causes in
Guided the company's unwilling
ness to employ Negro women for
available positions for which they
are qualified to train and integrate
Negro men and women into all de-
partments for all job classifications;
to assign employees without regard
for race, color, creed or national
origin and to consider for upgrading
five Negroes previously discriminate
ed against within the plant.
Lest the firm complies with its
agreement, the FEPC reserves the
right to intercede any time before
April 8, when the hearing will be
continued. The General Cable cor
poration, a loo per cent war plant,
employs more than 1000 persons.