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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Second Hearing On
FEPC Bill Held By
N. ]. Legislators

TRENTON, N. j. - (ANP)-The
second and likely the final hearing
on the proposed FEPC bills was
held here Tuesday. The measures
met with little opposition and Re-
publicans and Democrats alike
compromised to urge a speedy pas
sage of bill No. 321, which will be
known as the law against dis
elimination.
During the first hearing the
measure became a political football,
with the Democrats opposing the
bill unless it were amended by the
assembly This bill was introduce
March II by New jerseys lone Ne
gro assemblyman, DR. j c. Hill
The measure is reputedly too weak
to serve the purpose of killing dis
elimination Penalties for violation
of the act are one year in jail Or a
$500 fine or both.
Accusations to the effect that the
bill would meet death if prolonged
by the judiciary committee caused
heated discussion between Atty
]. Leroy Jorden, and the chairman
of the assembly. One opponent
was allowed to speak against the
bill when others who favored &
speedy passage that the measure bt
enacted Immediately.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Duck Drivers
In Heroic Try
To Save Marine
White Buddy Is
Rescued From
Choppy Surf

nv MASTER TECH. SGT. JOHN
w BLACK OF WOODBURY., n. j..
A Marine Corps Combat Cores
pondent, formerly of the the AS
ISOLATED Press
TWO JIMA Delayed Six Ne
gro soldiers made a valiant effort
to rescue a marine from drowning
in the heavy seas off this embat-
tied island, and were only prevent
ed when their amphibian truck
was swamped as they were launch
ing it through rough surf.
After the craft had floundered.
Staff Sgt. Charles R. Johnson, 38,
of 2O45 Norh 10Th ST. Philadelphia
Pa, attempted to swim to the
drowning man with life ring. He
turned back after another amphi-
bian had been successfully launch
ed.
The second craft effected the re
scue.
The other soldiers who assisted
Johnson in the attempted rescue
were Technician Fifth Glass L. C.
Carter, Jr., 10 of 1928 Payne Street
Waco, Texas; Technician Fifth
Class Homer H. Gaines, % of SAL
Hayden st. Fort Wayne, Ind; Pvt
John Bonner, Jr., 10 of 720 East
Grand ST., Guthrie, Okla, Techni-
clan Fifth Glass A. B. Randle, 81
of 805 Antoine ST. Jacksonville
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Says Jews, Negroes
Will Suffer +" Most
In Postwar Period

WASHINGTON amp Jews
as well as Negroes will suffer
during recOnversi0n, unless
some protection is provided.
declared Nathaniel NJ. Min
k0ff, representing the Jewish
Labor committee, before h
senate subcommittee on educa-
ton and labor during the re-
cent hearings OF. s l01s the
permanent FEPC bill with en-
fOrcement powers Minkoff
recommended adoption of h e
measure by congress, describ-
ing it as zone of: the most ur-
gent pieces of legislation"
The Jewish Labor committee is
a national federated organiZa-
ton, representing half a mil
lion workers in both the CIO
and AFL.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07


The committee on Negro prob
lerns in vocational agriculture, con-
sis,.Eg of four white agriculture
teachers, selected four pertinent
problems for solution. They were
ID the improvement of the techni-
cal training and operative Skills of
teachers of agriculture; ~ the
improvement of procedures in the
supervision of the program of voca-
tional agriculture; 81 the improve
ment of instruction; and (4) the
improvement of facilities for in
struction.
Negro vocational agricultural
training is partly a federal and
state program with Negro agricul-
ture extension heads in many
southern states. The schools, an ex-
tension of the Immigrant college
program, receive financial aid from
the federal government through the
United States Office of education
in Washington.
The all-white committee urged
the establishment in the south of
two or three Negro land grant COL
leges adequately equipped and staff
ed to do thorough job in the
training of teachers of vocational
agriculture on the undergraduate
and graduate level.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

WASHINTON- CAMP Refut-
ing charges hurled in numerous
sources that Africans have prog
ress very little under British rule,
a booklet, African Achievement, y
published by the British Informa-
ton services in New York, has
pointed the astonishing progress
West Africans have made in the
last so years.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Power Of Prayer

Health. Peace, Prosperity. Success, send
for THE POWER OF PRAYER today.
This great little Book must be read by
oil true believers.
FREE just send Name. Age. Address
and I0c to cover expenses.
GUIDANCE HOUSE, Dept. 16-G
Box s01, Times So. Sta. N. Y. IS. N. 4
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
PUBLIC BACKS LAW

Texas and Pvt. Willie Tellie 81 of
Hundreds of fighting men lined
the shore to watch the dangerous
life-Saving feat. Because of the
high seas, which had been running
for several days, the beach had
been closed to landing operations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
MAY PRODUCE LIFE OF
HANDY

NEW YORK - Calvin'S News
Service) - Tommy Dorsey. famed
bandleader, announced this week
that he hopes to soon be able to
produce for the films the musical
filled life Of composer w. C. Handy
Always an admirer: of Handy, Dor
sey would like ais all Negro cast
for the occasion Eight now, he's
in Hollywood with brother Jimmy
finishing UP "My Bother Leads A
Band"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
MEANS PLANS ONLY

"Pre-construction development
in plain language means the MIA
has the plans in mind and is iii the
process of looking for suitable site,
according to housing official.
With loss of the previous housing
project built for them and switched
to whites, Negroes working at the
Red River and Lone Star ordnance
plants near New Boston also lost
the school constructed for their
use by the Federal Works Agency
A new school for the Negroes is
also in the fifty" stage. 1t will be
constructed If the housing project
is put up, IF the New Boston indie
pendent School District makes ap-
plication for it, and IF the Federal
Works Agency and the President
approve application.
CHARGE FRAUD
Charges of fraud were leveled
against the School Board when the
school originally built for Negroes
was turned over to whites with the
switch of the housing project. The
money for the school had been OBJ
tanned from the federal government
on a justification of need on the
part of Negroes, after FWA had
refused to build additional school
buildings for whites.
Opinion here is that the pre-ma-
ture announcement by the MIA OF
the new project - for which no
money or site is yet available = is
ar e. 1rt on the part of officials to
get s. hing into the recdr before
the 4 .ACP's court action against
John B. Blandford, administrator
of MIA, comes up for trial. The
NAACP filed suit on behalf of sew
eral New Boston war workers sew
eral weeks ago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Returning Servicemen Will Demand
Full Employment Mordecai Johnson
Howard President Speaks
At Harvard Univ. Chapel

CAMBRIDGE, Mass = (ANP) = Modeca johnson,
president Howard University guest preacher at Apple
ton chapel Harvard University stated this week that the
vast to return from the mud and fox
holes of overseas combat will demand adequate incomes
and assurance of continuous employment. The returning
will regard this security not bonus but as
prerogrative implied when CONSUMPTION itself went into
effect.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

c. Smiths dispatch to the New
York Herald Tribune: Mr.. Gibson
said he had tried to find out why
Negro troops SO often melt away
in the face of the enemy
where a few stragglers will fall by
the wayside in other units, a whole
Negro platoon will sometimes get
panicky !"
Mr.. Gibson was also asked if he
was correctly reported in the fol-
lowing paragraph, also from the
Herald Tribune: Mr. Gibson said
most of the end Division officers
killed in combat have been Negro
officers, which he said. reflected
more credit on their courage than
their judgment"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
JAMES p. JOHNSON,
TO APPEAR AT CARNEGIE
HALL

NEW YORK CAMP Games P.
Johnson, called Dean of Jazz
Pianists," and teacher of the late
Fats" Waller, will make his first
performance in a series of 1.-The
1945 Jazzfest," at Carnegie hall,
May 4, it was announced.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Seen As Move
To Block Suit
Fraud
First Unit Was
Given Whites
By Blandford
By HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. D. C.-(NNPA
A new fifty" project for Negro
war workers at New Boston, Texas
has been announced by the Nation
al Housing Agency The project pre-
viously programmed, announced ana
built for Negroes recently was
switched over to white occupancy
to the tune of nationwide protest.
The new program is announced
as constructor development
of 100 publicly financed family
dwelling units" 1t will be If built
IF the MIA gets the $84,OOO,0O0 ad-
ditional funds now pending in de-
ficiency appropriation bill before
Congress - and IF suitable site
is found.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Seek Improvement
Of Farm Training

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - (ANP)
- An effort to improve vocational
agriculture in southern Negro
schools was made here recently
during the Soutnern Regional con-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

ENSIGNS ON DUTY - Two Negro
Ensigns Carl Thomas Rowan, Nc
Minnville, Tenn, (center) and
Theodore Tasch Chambers, Second
from right Indianapolis, Indiana,
who were recently commissioned
under the Navy VIZ Program are
on temporary active duty under in
struction at the u. S. Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes, Illinois.
In the above picture they are shown
with their classmates undergoing
instruction at the Fire Fighters
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

The NAACP Committee on Adj
ministration discussed the Gibson
statements at its regular March
meeting and instructed Acting Sec
rotary Roy Wilkins to write for ver-
ifieation.
Mr.. Gibson was asked if his re-
marks were correctly presented in
the following paragraph from John
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
BE A DETECTIVE

Work home or travel Experience un-
accessory.
DETECTIVE Particulars FREE.
Write GEO. A. w. WAGNER, LIS
West seth St., N. Y.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Gibson Is Asked
For Exact Words
About 92nd Unit

NEW YORK (SNS)--Truman Gibson, Jr civilian
aide to the Secretary of War, has been asked by the
NAACP clarity statements attributed to him in March
IA press in Rome, 1ta.y the 92nd Division
The interview appeared the New York TIMES the New
York HERALD TRIBUNE, and other major papers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

mo state has the right" johnson
continued, ito call men out of their
civilian live; to an existence OF pri-
vations and minimum pay without
assuming the obligation to provide
reasonable hope of security equally
to its veterans. Negro. Catholic, and
Jewish minorities will ask for job
opportunities unmarried by discrlm-
nation"
PRAISES NEW YORK
Expressing confidence in the eff
| fectiveneSS of the anti-diScrimina-
ton bills pending in many state
legislatures and already passed In
New York, President johnson term
ed them "a very valuable index Of
1 growing insight on the part OF
American minority groups. Up to
! the present. these segments of the
! population have fought their bat
! ties independently Of one another
For the first time" he asserted
"they are learning to focus on wide
spread common needs and to throw
the entire weight of their social and
political influence behind measures
to further their common needs"
Alone, minority groups can hope
for little, but, by combining to
achieve their mutual goals, they
can outnumber their adversaries
and ultimately win their battle fol
recognition as human beings"
PUBLIC BACKS LAW
anti discrimination legislation
will be successful, was Johnson's
opinion. when the laws of this
type are enacted" he added 'they
are crystallization of already exist.
ent public sentiment, not sticks ir
the hands of unwilling policemen
With the public firmly behind the
law and against offenders, its eff.
fectiveness is insured"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

Training Unit. The other men are
from left to right: Ensigns Roger
Doxney and William Sheehan both
of Buffalo, New York; and Con
right Henry Winslow, Fireman,
First Glass, Oak Park, Illinois. In
the intensive course of indoctrina-
ton of which fire fighting is part.
the newly commissioned Ensigns are
also given training in the actual
operation of 20mm. and 40mm, and
the supervision of recruits. Official
u. S. Navy Photo)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
Why Be Skinny?
when you too. may

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-07
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
nome today Or sell to cash clients waiting
appraisal MiTcHELL o11cR. 81 81 @6i.0H as5I. aIi
WE CAN SELL your mouse. We car get
sSSsrtlon HGMsHR1Es thzf II i2sf Resfsaas ResfRSR.
pintx WE ARE RI LIKE all ether brokers' have
ma market ast,si and for quick sale, Deal with
and ea0safd ca or lgT9 9rlte sfnssd mARsHshI yh
/ / wAPI5 "a + c.: 9$:aa 12a4 l4th St NV, wash.
WI WE CAN Il SELL liz your HOUSE at its tun
value today Our opinion entails no obi
sSAAJUNDERs CO. NC, Realtors estabiished IBIS &c
Will Fay CASH 1917 for any fs bouse nw IN
worth or Brightwood. regardless Of condi-
ten; p fee appraisal. D, j. o'coNNoR.
We PAY ALL Cash for ne. and Sc,
MTEK RFHpiEas 500 S9ifk llts setslenents !. GYM
2. C; or Md, no delays. E. A. GARVEY,
DI, 450s; eyes and Sun, GE. $500: i
IoP PRfcE for your house in D. c. or
render etoient ser1iee sTRoup sajfsia Really "!
W. FAY S ALL e CASH .s RA "a property s1ee regard
x5LLA x5 ~ 34ls l4th st. NV. AID. ss15 or
PRIVATE PARTY wants brick house in
NV. or ne. D. c. or Md win pay cash.
fR1yATE Fsl stIfr P1RTv pT DE ls.2tis 24sl .s
bedrm house in nearby Md: prefer Silver
Spring area; will pay cash Call Sligo 6542
and Petworth home owners
can get top prices by listing their homes
with this office today. We have urgent
need for modern row-brick homes. detached
and serlidetached homes in these areas;
quick cash buyers will be furnished. Eve.
phone Georgia 1900 L. r. GRAVATTE,
Realtor NA. o553; 729 18th st. NV
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS-If you
desire to sell your home on this market we
can supply wou with an apt suitable for
Or 3 persons at reasonable rent. SILVER
SPRING Realty CO., INC, SH 1852
MODERN HOME, 6 or 8 rooms, detached,
in good residential neighborhood, favorable
transportation; not over $4,000, all cash
no brokers' replies confidential. Box
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vlRGlNlA.

NEAR COLUMBIA PIKE and GIebe I'd,
f.cbed min brcs t9 p pestason d
sell aATaWooD s. BENNETT, sass pFsesn ResftoT' 70
IA sie7s 81 c.sHs III pm acres chicken Mace az
miles; rooms, bath r. "a an coal heat: eace barn.
3 brooders, fruit. shade. hard road; s59. so
NEW paSs sHooM SH IoG 5s7 ANb SGs sRfGR Sep baths
front and back, porches, servants quar-
ters: ? acres, II mi, from D. c.: -S15.75O.
iMMEDIATE PPoossEssIoN-s-room brick
ea Bath au0Pss o pane oil petRssn nssa
sna NEAR Ep'sa..an nt and sSffS Sfth
hsssa sGn na sa9
sMlga 81 saos ceumsia s'D pike, 'efRs aT
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME, conveniently
6 rooms and, tiled bath, 5 bedrooms, air
rsnee resr and hot at 09snes hester eisf ia
basement, home insulated and equipped
wit with hot t9Fm ons windows and
$1,000; $4,000 cash REQUIRED. B. NJ.
XII XII TssDheas 81 Pakfsse2s ok sess wooded estate
beautiful large s-bedroom, s.bath brick
home; also two 2-family brick homes.
anal anns large
washers, refTigerator;. stoves; good income
PRODUCING at.,t best ;onssraction Built 1919
INN fMMEDfafRR I1faiffR 1FsossMEss1oN-s-room mod
syn sbes hsgS SgSe
fSIhs ESith asRTH eRTnSH Alsx home ss
large lot, in AID. refined section with large
shade trees; IN the ist d. are liv. rm., din
rm., large kit. and porch; on end 4. there
are bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch:
ters; immediate possession: SlO,50O, with
substantial cash. Call MR.. BROWN. CHI.
9s4 as NILES EfEsIuslSs oTr aafnt spE HreHwAr-Mos.
beautiful large stone house in Upper Fair
asx County, well suited for gentlemsn's
estate. with ample room for own landing
with Is-foot center Ssi. fSpis large 20 dining
room. breakfast room. living room 16x2s
sun parlor. fireplace, 4la baths. 9 bed
tinetiyc tsaroom Or s's snesthouse; @ ahe oif heat
slate roof. insulated Sd story: woodland
streams, with more acrease available, Price
h sELIs Ipo H4vENG. s. WasI Z chsrmlas nhss brick
Isl 4. Twins rm. iexso with wood burning
Rsshsn arae center fhs sna
2nd a.. 3 bedrms. and 2 baths; full storage
attic, maids rm. and bath In basement;
81 ess. es Ne as'.iasf a.riss gs1ss
iissS5'e:: sSss ;|5'' sss s
and bath each. back porchss. oil beat:
% 2 buslines. close 70 schools, stores and
excellent return; ciose.in. Arlinston, near
sss.. M Aisza KELrSa ~ i i sikA@NNsk @ b bD1. ~ 7a4i. i0s
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APTs. FURNISHED tcoo,. +, .

NICELY FURN. APT, Of living room. bed
mn; kitchen and bath, in NV. section, will
sublet for 2, weeks to very quiet married
couple, no children or pets. Call Decatur
APT; FOR 2 OR GIRLS, with kitchen
privileges If desired; good transp. 5406
Ith st. NV, Apt. 207; $3.50 wk. each.
SSfIl SaRr dEr To 3ss asRT ! aater 8 pm; -.
win other girls, twin beds; meals pre-
pared: S57 so month; Wardman Park
NEAR wARDMAN PARKM4-roomS S and
path apt, girl to share with 3 Jewish
girls; enlim. phone: S32.bo. 2723 Wood
DIiEsfRE Ii YOUNG GIRL, between 20 and
Saoo ask sf ior %Gasrn Mss hesp apt 5i si 2S
1,th ry St; Arlington, between and 6.
TWO GIRLS, age 25 to 35, to share ant.
with other girl. pvt. bedrm.: newly furn' !:
price S30 ca % Hawaii ave, RA. 7I3S.
1889 SO. CAR. AVE. SE-1st f.. living
rm:, oedrm, kit, semipvt. bath; $50 mo, !:
1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW.MMen, $3.50
VIZ, single rooms; 10 min. downtown on
carhne; clean, cool: baths: c.h.w.,
showers. conf. beds, maid ser. AID. 1890
COLORED-1S34 w. Va. ave, girl to
share apt; with another girl; all privileges:
~ wk Call after 9 pm. Ii. 7577.
SOLORED-.1S39 18th st, NV, Apt. 1Ol;
'front.' room for or 3 girls, S4 each; some
privileges. NO. 1892
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

S1e5 PER ACRE--Beautiful acreage tracts.
fronting on paved hwy. is miles d. C.
tance from Olney: part of land on river
Your choice of cleared land or woods. OF
some Of both. Desirable building sites
either side Of hwy, with cleo. and tele-
phone available. o. l.. MURDOCH, Ken.
sington 553
HOME SITE, 15ox24o. front half wooded
With large Iss oak and poplar trees back hall
$5oSs $50 down. sib month. vERNoN WssHsoSfIa. n.
Phone Es aes 5eo8 ss CLOSED oss sanasss
MARYLAND suburb. will yield 100 lots
at $500 each; near transportation; utili-
ties adjoin and can be immediately used.
Call Mr.. Henderson. j. c. WELDON CO.,
1877 X st. NV. NE. 3o11.
25 BEAUTIFUL rolling acres, all clear:
suitable for subdivision; Just 2 miles be-
yond new Navy Research project. only D
McCAuLEY REALTY co.. sH. 8412.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4-STORf business property, laree store,
10 rooms baths. lots OF other corven-
fences, by OWNER; S2l 900 net 3O33
and 3035 NJ st. NV
STORE and 6-room apt BIDS on wide
avenue upper NV business section. close
to a large theater; same tenant years;
rent, u $50 year: price. $4,000. DAVID
BARRY, NE. 2025, 1907 St NV
TO SETTLE EsTATE-Facins Conn ave
St commercial: brick, large lot, good
$4,000. WM. coRcoRANS4 AMI HILL co..
INC, 10 jackson pl. NV, DI 1888.
FOR sALE-1ndustria land in the center
OF Alexandria, with railroad siding. at
reasonable price. Phone Alexandria l727,
SACRIFICE brick bldg. with store and
apt good Sc. location. LEONARD n.
RAFFELL. ia. 0520. DU 00s3.
NEAR sth AND MASS AVE. N.E.-stors
with apt. above; must sell. LEONARD
n: RAFFELLr ia. 0520. DU o0s3
Il4i 10Th ST N.W.--2nd commercial,
prick oTiek' soft. alley: $4,000 Call Ma.
Evening star., 1945-04-20
STORES FOR RENT. :

SHOE REPAIR SHOP, complete with ma
GOLDEN oPPoRTUIjNiiTY-e33 st. Sc
bath apt. in rear, newly decorated. waiting
for YOU to get busy and establish a nice
business Only 500 mo. Hurry, or you
viii be sorry. Ma 646S
SHOPPING CENTER on s Capitol and
Elmira SITS. s.w., surrounded by 800 apts
and houses. will have > new stores for
rent within 90 days. size 23iaxs3 and
l6x73. We suggest tearoom and BAKERY,
barber shop or shoe repair. Apply 169
3iO9 NJ ST. NW-Exceiien, location fo-
any business, larze door, with bic storeroom
and show window: newly decorated, rent,
SIS. Apply on premises
Evening star., 1945-04-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, containing four thousand
feet of floor space, fireproof construction
all open space, no columns; l4-ft. interior
Just OF RIGGS I'd. at B &, o Metropolitan
Branch. Rent, sos month Additional
ground can be rented H L RUST CO,
loQl 18TH st. NV. MA. S1OO
DAYLIGHT BLDG, vicinity of Conn. ave.
and M st, fireproof construction; 3 stories
anc basement, h.-w. oil heat, ample lava
tories. extra lot for expansion; suitable
for. Offices, display rooms, light manufac-
turing. etc; possession June Phone
Mr.. WEITz. Ma. 7065 or MA 7l96