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ApTs. FURNISHED te.st.,

iise$. e 3 'sSIs' s to ssp' Sc: st.. s:s, f.:
BEAUTIFULLY ru.SIsHzp rooms.
entity puDon. Circle; rsfnsd .dSits: GSiS'' best M
references required: available Immediately;
aos?Sfi: sSi Gifts fIhs to sh.r. be.ut,tully ~ fur.
pshsd mo apt Nav Eth ;. 1nethsE semitic
GfRL. sentile. ss,5c. 3D.. to s;T; share 2 bedrms. IN
no % you e NV. '0's Can 'sn setwsea ean sna "a
5sSs srKfNa I'd Is. N.w.-N.vly built a Eng
cozily furnished and well arranged; 2 bed
rooms; living room, dinette., Kitchen and
pa pa th, & dressing room. refriserator: complete
iARss 1isiSe RfRts so6SM. sssS bedroom. kitchen.
stie snd bath. all utilities. Hillendale, Md.
vi viii Z SHARE suburban home with wfa settled
motReI nSaRs SIs cH og41Iins to assist employed
WANTED, eonsenisl girl to share modern,
somDsss" vs. vs. q Sa!4 ZIP slsa sGsth:a sSss
WISH TO SHARE my apt. with another
girl, 1925; conv; downtown; S35 per mo.
i.ssii, rg9LB SsIj 5 ST. NV. Apt. 1os-oirl.
SO Pssn. ssas' 3D. ,5ns 5sssD aD. .sn x,'h Other
1s5 Hoysa yssRH0'qsSsRs #Saxs will .n.r. .ti7aae.v. it
apartment. in Virginia, conveniently To-.
a. ea.ed: ssss sita sirh $685. $50 month Tel
GIRL To SHARE b-rm. modern apt W. with
another girl; 345 q month covers all ex-
psnses; %d s,t 27o1 1,N Webster ST., Mt. Rainier
{ SiR1 WILL is saARE sitr s-rm, apt. with
renned girls over YER 25 S25. I'll Jackson
YOUNG oFfIcEk q civilian to share apt.
NV. Nv Apt. ss. MI Nj. 1910 "k i''' l"h ST.
6lai 5th ST. N.W.--Bedrm, kit, screened
linz; Employed couple preferred sos mo.
BROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH, lst noor
converted dwelling. near goth and Pa. ave
May to Dec. l, S6S.60. Box 444-Z, Star
BUSINESS or service girls to share at
traetive NV. home until August 18th. I'm
mediate occupancy; rent $50 each per
month; Including utilities. OR. 5s7S
MT. PLEAsaNTI. N.w.-Lsrge well furn-
ished 5-room apt, ali outside rms, bal
sony' ,;,n, shade trees roof seats view city
sentiles. Inspect by appointment $50
mo. Box 1867, Star. "a.
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ApARrMEN1 HOUSES FOR SALE.

FINISHED AND OCCUPIED units and
l unfinished unit. 3 or rms. in each
block from car and bus line on r. 1. ave,
MI, Rainier. Md. Price, $1,000. Call
WA. 1927 or EN-. 0134 ia
on, COLUMBIA RD. not far from l6th st.
--4-stoyy walk-up: reasonable rents,
grosses $la.SOo: minimum price. $780,
600; substantial cash required; q splendid
Investment. Mr.. johnson, McKEEVER &
WHITEFoRD. 1914 st. NV, DI. 97o6.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. Con
venient to all buses and streetcars and
shopping center: 4-story brick building. As
units, prewar rent. never a vacancy: priced
be sold clear or subject to reasons Bile
mortgage. Box 4OT-Y Star ii
NEAR 14th AND GIRARD STS.-Six apts
Of 3 r. and b. Splendid future: zoned
commercial. B. A. BOWLEs CO., AID.
0063, 3145 N st. NV. 15s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GROOM HOUSE, Chevy Chase, o. c.
Rent, S175. Will rent to man and wife,
9Th references; No children or pets. 560S
5a7a a7a st. NV immediate occupancy. 9R.
IF You ARE AN OLDER COUPLE and
and Garden for several months, beginning
about May 15, at q very reasonable price,
write, giving full particulars and refer
Star 13s
MODERN. beautifully furnished 2-bedroom
rent In advance. Cali CH 749I between
IL and 2 or and g. I4s
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.

WANT YEARS RENT in advance, 5000
per month for 1-bedroom house. partially
furnished or unfurpished, near Conn. ave.
ldesl for town house, private home; gas
heat. double garage. Box 207-Y Star.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRNIsHEp

ANACOsTIA. 1928 Good Hope I'd. Sc
Entire md floor; sunny living room. kitch-
en-, bedroom. bath, large back yard: no
or DE. 21l4 IL
I Rnn,.s. ami, -s35. Apply cHUBRY's
ppiAvERN' pi.' 7l01 Central ave. me- Seat
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ROOMS rURhIsHsp-s.E. and 81

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. sad s.W.
1921 PL s.E.-Attractive rms in pvt
home, convenient to Boiling Field and
Naval Receiving Station; $50 and $50
Ii goo Ia
1900 asfh ST. s.E.-Large front bedroom
in private home; private bath; gentleman
only; $40 week Ii 1890. Ia
316 LIST ST. S.E.-Double front room, for
employed couple or man; $45 mo. IR
~ sth ST. Sc. - Front bedfoom. twin
beds, for . girls or . gentlemen: $50, mo.
FIR 0SG0 IA
13ie MASS. AVE. sE.--Larse tripl. rm.
single beds. huge closet, for girls: S25 ea
with laund. privil.; gentle home. Ii
4151. ia
aaI G ST. s.w-Larse front room. furn.
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ROOMS UNFURklsHEp.

HAVE A CAR! We have unfurn. rms,
mod. house on Lee hwy, 20 mi from D. c.
Kitch. privil.: no children, no pets. Phone
Fairfax 139-W-4. mornings. 14s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

MODERN HOSPITAL BED-Will rent for
Sl2 month. Gail Falls Church PATTI.
BuLLDOZERS LARGE or small lob or
contract, for hire with operator. Call Ii.
151S 1us
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ROOMS fURN.-Nerthw.,t. tcerf.,

NOOsS.S - tN.-INVftuW9Ws tS0nt.}.
tois .s srd ST. N:W.-Master bedroom.
csonnSyenient snSy transp.; sentiles; $50. On.
i42s OAK ST. N.w.-Younr lady to la share
,ron. We.t near b bath ho1G ise. closet priveses
i@sss: @ ak.nsslDh SsS5. S$sSa.a' laundry mi4 Drizl-
sa.a,s,a S0sS ard st; M.W..-lMaster bedroom.
ssh N pvt home fer auie ssas sns PS
empl, men. Conv. transp. S55 month
GENSnsAD tsE FIJI ADDs ds,tbt IL person n.5n
II 1. ehs.rnina ,.ag GEORGETOWN, $40 month
Fose ede TaaEE aifa T. EMPLOYED MEN. on. Lars iarse
a SIS Sf no snkns is59 5ss f fn's
s5il GROVE ST; N;w.-Larse front room.
sGEvYo sfh osnss eaasE, w. D cbr,,ht 4soa eomiort
abe single rm.. semipvt bath; ssntIeman;
ss5; Woodley sa47 for appt. 3347 Que
isss \ ST. N.w-For 2 or q girls, PVT.
bsth' bsT e; s8s; girls or couple, pvt. bath, 500.
M ago BRSroN ST. NV, Glover Pa Park.
ises dosS 81. s9oS NV ysen: Apt. 1o4. downtevn
ssmRIlEa1s 1888 INV slS hD. week rurn bed
rm: for 2 girls. liy. rm. and kit. privileges;
3s5s BEECHER ST. NV, Glover Park
of item n'a ssS Month os
316S 18th ST. N.w.-Excellent transpor-
tation; large airy furnished room for two
rg1 rsflned g girls $50 ssch; GO. g0lO;
Eell ven. twin beds; in private apt: gems
tlemen; $40 mo. for sentiles. Ho. 1859.
s4os n. .HAMP. AVE- N.w.-pbi.. room.
young ladies, temperate; kit. privils: bus !;
gentle GENT ,,hf home; , 81 80 each. "A; 0sae.
with twin beds for two men, each SIS q
COLORED-13O0 RHODE ISLAND ave.
n.w.-Ladies to share rms with other
Ladies, "a he single beds; IS wkiy. Call Ho.
COLoRED-1oa8 PARK RD.: several COM
IaD iorts6ls room rooms for single and m.rrtsd
PARK ROAD HOUSING co:
COLORED-2707 SHERMAN AVE. NV
Nicely furnished room, $11 per week; after
CoLORED-I4ia SWAN ST. N.w.-Rooms
for nice EMPLOYED boys, 81 to So week .
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

VACATION IN FLORIDA-Desirable 3
room apt. on Hollywood Beach, y bloc}
TO ocean, stores and transp.: ayailabl.
May l. Reply airmail. Damar Apts
Bic MINI. St. HOLLYWOOD. Fla. Id
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

S0ARDiNGmA-I !, facilities for doss and
sS s$is eGss.sslsus A1StE sys. ko. osas. s.ANALs'
outdoor screened runways,: special rates for
'GsEssss Aks Esf Lex .g Sr 'i A
JUST coMrIsTEp.' s''essn Country home fof
gps.d, geu. dogs w..i BosrdinE and grooming AZ
bosERMAHS0 S0fsss PfSscBER ts Snp5sn bsautfai
males. months old, thoroughbred: no
Papers; psp; S@5 each. Phone Hyattsyille
IRISH SETTER, female. registered thor
oughpred months old: complete with
ssq1Hhiapt.' incl. house and pen; s75. 81
DOGS BoARDED-Newiy const. kennels.
outaoor screened runways: special rates for
Rsss AKs s E.s .g @ 'i Il
ssT SentiEys PINsGHs Erfsh s,st .nd 1,n
Axe r.eistered. at stud. Reasonable fee.
A. Al sTID-blsek Persian, REGISTERED crA;
by double champion. Grey Haven's Tails
nan En., Alss at stSd; excellent s,.mes.
TWO NICE roLIcE PUPPIES. phon. be-
Axe sraSlr 4.s sso tFsIGsss Ea ssss i
bP9GsMi1ed bs,9 ,nsL breeds 1.I;h terrier wire
70 s.Ess Sfs's itt:ns sasn5' sss
iss is:s soxEH FgrftaIffs faf month, ela champion si
STUD sERviCE. tiny Boston registered;
sa; a1lp esiSrsrea o tri-eoior sheitie tntnistnrs
OLD Old Dominion SiG k. C. SHOW. Alexsndri. @
enrs ssnR, HD1 "a a. eRs1s: R s sse sH ADr
Alex, 1878. Falls Church 1907. RA, 4ela.
RABBITS wANTED-List quantity avail
abl. now and for future deliveries. Give de-
tails. seniors weights. etc. Box 34a-z.
sCoTTY PUPPIES. Axe registered; lovely
Easter gifts. II. $3.50. l151 18th pl, Sc.
s.. .hi{s s. 81 aSss Ssasf eoloTs' ST. II si5
FOX STrEaRank PuPPiEs, excellent 1 pets,
SicE PheHf 9SY So1 WssdfE fERHffR PUPPIES t.s
tss ss7sgng epnnies' also bantams. Phone clip.on
BoxER PUPS. Axe registered. 2 months
coILiE rupPIEs. $ males, naheo t;;i!s SIS each! each
Shit: ssiisrs no pape1s. 7s4f ssftsa Ga. .Si
EsAsTTk BuNN1Es for sale. Hillstide
BuNNiEs. ideal Easter sift: white or COL
SSsn. STsd ails 5snninss r. Kensinston, Id
Al sTGDmAmerican a. pit pit bull stafford
shire .terrier). beautiful animal: pedigreed.
took 1st prize winners and best of breed
ribbons at old Dominion Kennel Club
Show last October: free choice OF litter
by Ch, Merry Monarch Imp. Ch Ilier Won
5EMsHI 1ss1s5sEnfsH sHousE. SEQ RE .ns 1 $500 MRS
PIGEONS. doves, tropical fish. squariums
and supplies: distributor Petpak products.
THREE OAKS BIRD FARM, 49O5 Ed
nnonston ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 3271
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, cropped. RALPH
Q: LINDSEY, Colesville, Nd. 81. 039s
PUPPIES, mother part cocker spaniel:
black and black and white: male, SIS:
females, So. 1927 MINI. ave ne. Ii
fARAKEETs, canaries. cockatiels. car
snsis' d hnehsi' an s,,a nest boxes 4oo Lebaam
MEXICAN CHiHuABUAs-Toy Manches,er
puppies t3l, 8 wks. old; $40 females; S45
DEAFENED WOMAN residing, .ion. wants
Kind care assured, Du. $3.50; 14'
BOXERS. AkC-Fawn puppies, champion
sired: Falls Church 11oo-w. a1s N.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES ,s,. thor
oushbred. $50 3rd st. NV. DI. 9567
wANTED-Home for 7-wk.-old black
snsa .nd white kittens; will deliver. DE.
ROOMS fuRkisHep-Northwe,t.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

UPPER IGth ST large rooms and bath,
nonhous- keeping, entire 3rd floor; cool for
GUNNER: adults: 500 mo. Box 4S3-Y.
Star. lis
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

DIPLOMAT AND WIFE, no children. uT.
gently require Immediately Groom apt,
NV section. Telephone NO. 1000. Is
WAN1ED--An unfurnished 2 or 8 bedroom
month with years lease: viii redecorate IL
necessary. Box 1897, Star, 23s
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IN EXCHANGE for evening services II,
private home, preferably carinr for chill
dren. Please call Ii. 9158 After 1850
ARbDsoNa s. ssaSaroa' ana sunday MISS H1cH-
WANTED BY MAY 1sth-Room. prefer
ably with pvt. bath and board for employed
mother and 6-month-old baby, with good,
loving care for baby: NV. or sc. sections.
Box 4I7-Z, Star, 14s
EX PILOT desires pvt room and board
in d. C.: speaks French and Arabic. Cali
CHARLES. pm. to 10 p.m, DE. T749. .
MOTHER EMPLOYED by day. interested In
8 and 4. day. LOIS WEAvER' i4s
2 CONGENIAL GENTLEMEN, nom drink
ers, perm. located, desire room with pvt.
desirable, not necessary. Box 27S-Z. Star.
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COUNTRY R0ARn.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

BABIES, / month to years. 40 Iniles
from D. c.: bus by gate: license No. IA
lYirEinial; references. CH. 1920. -l4
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sCont1nuso on Next sast.'
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re- sEGuLsl Es1i ;GSal sR1x or { GL c ss6: -,-14
manently ASSIGNED need / or bedroom
apt. or house. furn. or unfurn.. Northwest
aIsa ar, Or virsinia no children or pets Phone
RE. $780, Ext. 1881, VAN HARLINGER.
VETERAN; " Err WIFE and child yrs, urgent
Eent; Hn as9I sq9In. or unfurn.; for approx. 4 mos
"a. NAVY NURSE would nk. to suble. in small
apartment Ror me- uHtil June 1st, preferably NV.
SETEksssN7 SETsss7' ANn Nd MOTHER need . lsr sr
ssts sss sstxssn DIs.ss bath snS
SNT1RNisssEnD' ss n''si AfsnRRMESr, R% bedroom; ls.
5srrsd permanent ADULTS; NV. or ne. pre-.
kEfiNEp es SovT h SiRs s'.s Would ,k. to 4. <
r. e! i4 z,sS f11 a. o ssf ssiIs Is to IS:
ia1n tp's1' spt: vi. soa1 q f0'm' furn. or ,4 nm
vETEK.AN. wash. empl. desperately needs
Sws'Tshtsr w'9s ,n,, when they leave hosp. SUNDAY.
y wnai some 20 ens eso please help7 RE. sos. o
u1eEsrLrS EsrLrSs 8ERP E D. 1.0.drm. apt for .ri.t
sEsf6SssIr: sfss 6SSssHfsn ;ns, and 10 ,!i
on: LADY q NAV 'ss' CT y; s;si ;s
nni9r Hl $ $45 to S65 mo- FR. s5i1. ia
SSadusMI- SadrnnNnI ,-ns young married couple desires
mssns; ssaa; $75; no no children or pets. Can TR.
SSxxY S5i cAlrHN desperately need. ait. It. or
aa 4ss FINISHED sat s Ss unfurnished. to sa5
desires one-room furnished
apt, with kitchenette: preferably in NV.
section; from April % to Sept. I. Phone
1t. COL. AND WIFE desire rent or sub
sa Lease e. f1rnished apt. on q before May /:
vETERAN. vile, no child. 'io or pets. furn
apt: ! or 2 mo: no wild parties. ME.
: s~o0, Ell 1888, Ia p.m.. Sat: 10 an
VETERAN and wife need small apt, fur
nishsd or not; no, child. no pets nom
wi. 7aSo. '''e 'oA' anu S''a Fay rah
a-BEDRooM, UNFUR. APT. by employed
eouple with veteran son. Urgently needed.
in need Of 1-2 bedroom
apt. or home. two children. one and one
z mos. MI. 1921. lAs
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Nd: SH. 1885. Open weekdays 9 to 6,
one small 81 90; coffee sn table. % So; nre. re:
iias.n fsrssn. 90 H. naiq bronze andirons s.;
SOFA; SOC virsinis, nrswar, newly upholstered
sSs1 so1s TTS S,ss ssi SsIn 5g sd7ns
bookshelves and end tables. fne condition
soFa xNp sD'easf cofEE f7e AR lss sS d. S
EM eszs syss. Or Sunday. day. '0o' ID A
S% sl'nsRss SATURDAY,, lnfsF' fss sss ssfs'sn
sToEE TI3TuREs-Addins machine. 70 siec-
ttrie: sondoias scales ,lplatform and coun-
sSsss Ill., Showcases ss Falls sis.ss
siS6Io coucH. $50; ,r. bed, sP4ins, P1
cha chair .iss: s.G tSsssa bssssIns ,sS 5sss
sPE!ns SIS. phi Prone I'm s9 1898. single 81 i9ii-
SITS Is ssz sic ss pEeSs5' ESyn will At man
TANKS, oil ste sforsse Saeo or gasoline. ext .ktr.
Ioe.t.a 10 near Wsshinston' Cam AM b b0tssai SEEN
Tires. new: used and r.eaDs: r.caDpinr
lz;s lz:ssi|. /: s ES Bsg9 saEas
TIRE, 6.o0x16. newly recapped. never used;
sfs inbsT bU ssss' sssssstion'' excellent condition
T1RIcYCLE. the nav Black Diamond, also
si,o new rs Dc lass nss. scooters Open 10 am: to
TkICYcLEs. i6-inch Royal Clippers, Tor
3s4 u. child. tangent spokes, bail-bearing
sosfk.t rssera f E de luxe: I9.ineh wheels With
on. one new Lionsl electric train. bicycle Re:
rYfsr psrs sHpphes6; p s6o accessories Ss MARYLAND
~ sL so55. Closed Sunday Ii
IkUMfET, Grade, ,0lassner. special with
sase' sse' $50; $50; lady's ice skates. size g.. SIS.
TUXEDO; 2s,. double breasted: shirt. ' tt.
sonditon asf eI mIael
TUxEDo. ss; single. breasted. s-Disee: sood
TXPSwRirrRs. gna.rsoea, as AsssaI sosal REM REM
Sc; Nash St: Arl., Va. Glebe 1911. IA.
TYPEWkITEk, Underwood Champion port
syss; "a o135; $40 kenyon St. NV. ~
tropical. S.5; white Palm Beach, SiS;
two gray cheno. IS each. TIE SO94. I4s
VACUUM CLEANERS, new I946 Eureka.
pniysrsal snS d. Premier; immediate delivery
Ia
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c., made the presentation.
One Of the highlights of the
meeting was the personal appear
ance of Father Divine, accom-
panied by Mrs. Divine and the
Rosebuds 200-voice female
chorus.
Friday afternoon, the delegates
discussed the Value of a full paid
secretary and Work Program
for 1912 and listened to address
ses by James A. Billboard" Jack
son, special ESQ representative
and Mrs. r. Louise Grooms, OF
Detroit, Michigan.
Founders Night was observed
Friday night at Bethel A. M. E
Church.
Morning and afternoon sessions
were held at the Christian Stree
YMCA Friday. A banquet was
held Friday night at the Christian
Street YMCA.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

ing in the hope that, who knows oncs will increase
and grouse the eos Of all the world 1t is not by accident
that the Russion Journalist picks incident in Mississippi
and tells of the farmer who told him thot people with dark
skins are not altogether human.
Yes not only the incident referred too in the Du let
ter but all incidents Of suppression, oppression and feo
of the failure Of the democratic cornerstone due Process
of Low Of the failure render substantial justice
evolving Negro Citizens, Mitigate against God being
wotched by people oil the world effects world peace;
and above all determining the relationship of this notion
with the rest Of the people and notions of the world in
whot ever the future holds in the with Russio for
world leadership.
Mississippi and Mississippons have obligation ond
responsibility contribute to the character Of the nation
and much not the greater part Of that contribution lies in
its future attitude towards its Negroes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Be cIanlourous

With one Of Lula Bellies Page
Boys made of pure human hair.
Send sample Of hair for match
in. Order now. Remit money
or pay POstman on delivery.
Curls, Braids GlamOurOus,
Pompadours, Chignon Rolls.
The public IS also extended
an invitation to visit the FAC
IAL CLINIC in connection with
our shop and school, serving
both men and women.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Q RIAL S

a bumper to bumper postwar
model, with 1947 license plates,
can render the type of perform
ance necessary.
The Mates is an organization
of 1000 teachers pledged, through
its program of equal and adequate
educational opportunity for all
Mississippi youths, to prepare the
citizenship for this New Era.
THIS AND THAT
The special award for courag-
eous action goes this week to
Prof. P. M. Reeves, Principal of
the Colored School, Mt. Olive. He
was the only Negro in Covington
County to vote in the recent DEM
ocratic Primary. Someday, poor
white and colored people in this
county will jointly honor him as
pioneer for the under-privi-
legged Jeanes Supervisors,
Principals and leaders should meet
their county Board of Supervisors
on First Monday Sept. 2 {.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
LET'S FACE II
By A. l.. Johnson
Pres, Mates
. NEW ERA

A NEW ERA
The last annual session of the
Mates had as it's theme: Edu-
cation for a New Era. To those
of you who saved your copies of
the JOURNAL we suggest that
you read again the March issue
which carried Mr.. James Gooden's
article on the theme. He stated
that we are now entering the
second phase of World War II
which has greater implications for
the preservation of our way of
life than the period of actual
fighting. With all of our inven-
tive genius and industrial "know-
how, he laments, man has mot
gone far toward the exploration
of intelligent cooperation: nor
has he greatly heightened his
respect for human personality,
nor to a considerable extent, the
spiritual power generated by lift
ing our ideals to the level of the
brotherhood of man."
Former President Bishop, in his
annual address, challenged the
teachers to accept the response
bilities of this new era. There
are new fields of opportunity
ready for those who would render
a service to the people. The
exploiter should be detected at
once, and pointed out for public
scorn.
This is a new era. The world
today is as new as the discovery
of Columbus. The changes in the
social order will be as startling
as the additions to the geography
of 1892. An example Of local
change is the voting Of Negroes in
the primary elections.
The teacher of today has a
stupendous task to train the youth
to take full advantage Of the OPP
portunities of this nep day. A
completely new type of citizen Is
needed for today an over
haul job will not suffice only
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
jap Fish Monopoly

Though the tnnumerable small
scale fisherman and minor co-opera-
tive groups continued to practice
their trade in prewar Japan, the
well-equipped big ships Of giant fish
corporations, which were taking
over most Of the important fishing
and canning industries, offered
devastating competition By the
time the war broke. many Japanese
fishermen had gone into the employ
OF the great fish concerns. replacing
a msager income from independent
operations with a meager wage.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
See'y Wallace Gets
New Assistant

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
- The Commerce Department
last Monday announced the APP
pointment of Mrs. Norma Will
liams as secretary to Bernard L.
Gladieux, executive assistant to
Secretary of Commerce Henry A.
Wallace.
Mrs. Williams, formerly an en-
ployee of the office of the civilian
aide to the Secretary of War and
more recently secretary to w. S.
Burke, manager Of Stowe and Car
yer Halls, government dormitor-
les, is one of the few colored
women ever appointed to an exc
cutive assistant to a Cabinet Off
Ger.
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asking for a countrywide levy Of
one or two mills TO match state
funds for school building pur-
poses. Monday is the day. Three
million dollars are available 4.
for the asking and matching :.
The Mississippi Federation of Col
ored Women's Clubs won so many
prizes at the national meet in
Washington that it was the envy
of the whole group.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Speaker Says
coIored Should Not
Beg For Jobs

Philadelphia - (NNPA) - II
the collective might of the colored
man werep roperly organized in
America to the extent where he
utilized his total spending power,
colored people could Stop begging
men of other races to give them
jobs, Roscoe Dunjee, president of
the National Negro Business
League, told members of the
league meeting in convention here
last Wednesday,.
Charging that the very nature
of economic progress in Amer
lea has developed an individual
ism which today is proving the
colored mans most trying handi-
cap, the Oklahoma publisher of
the Black Dispatch, dashed out at
successful colored people who OPP
pose organizing the collective eco
omp of the race by pointing to
their own individual efforts as a
paragon of success.
In denouncing them as stupid
individuals Mr.. Dunjee cited Of
fetal figures showing that through
the colored mans annual spend
ing power is eleven billion dol
lars, the annual turnover in Ne
gro business is only $4,000, 900.
Colored people, as individuals,
scratch only the surface of one
per cent of this eleven billion dol
dars, he declared.
Mr.. Dunjee said the colored
business man must decide wheth-
er he belongs in the ranks of
the middle class or of the rich.
ITO my judgment" he declared,
"too many Negroes, as soon as
they become established in bust
ness take on the complex of the
rich, without ever realizing that
all Negroes in the United States
has placement in the ranks of the
middle class"
I'm years TO come" he contin.
ued, Negroes may finally enter
the ranks of the rich, where there
is control of production, manufac-
turing, processing, transportation
and other primary functions of so
ciety. but at the present time the
objective of Negro efforts should
be too acquire a firm and sub
stantial footing in middle class
society here in America"
Mr.. Dunjee saw in the wide
spread travel of colored veterans
during the far, and the participa-
ton of eolored workers in the
war program at home. a taste of
full life in skilled endeavor which
has raised new hopes and new
ambitions in the breasts of the
entire race, and called on the
League to face the task of Consol-
idating the gains already won.
He advised the colored man to
enter new fields and to stop think.
ing in terms of living off him.
SELF"
Addressing himself to the rep
resentatives of Governor Edward
Martin, mayor Bernard Samuels
and other dignitaries attending
the meeting Mr.. Dunjee said:
1--WE are planning here a more
ideal America; land where op-
portunity will be free as the
zephyrs that blow, and a land
where some day there will be no
Negro business or white business.
men,
The Spaulding Award, present
ed to the most outstanding bust
ness man of the last year (1945-46)
was presented to H. M. Morgan,
of Tyler, Texas, operator OF a
chain of barber colleges in the
southwest. George w. Cox, vice
president Of the North Carolina
Insurance Company, Durham, N.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Preserves Sugar

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Drying. one Of the oldest ways
Of preserving fruit. makes the most
Of the natural sugar In fully ripe
fruit. Fruits do not need sugar In
canning to keep from spoilage, but
sugar helps hold favor. color and
shape.