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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE. furn. or unfurn.; central loca l.
tion: 10000 SO. #. Reasonable. Tenn
pie 41l2
WILL ANSWER TELEPHONE in exchange
for desk space in private ONCE; vicinity
X st. NV. Coll CO. $3.50.
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE ! or . rooms
centrally located. to hold small evening
lanSuage classes. IA. 0345
WANTED from 1000 to 10000 SO. It. on
one or two floors for dancing studios and
ballroom, Phone MR.. FARETTE, Ma.
2S20
BASEMENT or ground floor . or 3 rooms,
furnished or unfurnished At for once or
living Box 25-J, Star
DESK SPACE or office in downtown section
for accountant. Box 339-H. Star 32*
LAWYER leaving Govt. service desires TO
rent Office in lawyers suite will pay about
S100 month and consider sharing other
otf1ce expenses. Box 1876. Star. -22
centrally located, to hold small language
class evenings only Taylor O345
Evening star., 1946-09-22

DEIAChED BNICk BUNGALOW, Falls
Talue-5 large rooms with unfinished up
stairs which can be made into 2.nice rms
and extra bath; full dry basement. large
BAKER & son, 624 King St.. Alexsndria
Alex. 6644. TIE. 734;i. Open Sunday >.
r. l.. RHINE REALTY co. offers thes,
homes in Alexandria:
Jefferson Park: high elevation. level lot
near transp. and school beautiful 2-stor,
all-brick. : rms. 4 baths. in lovely con-
dition oil heat slate, roof, copper plumb
ing. screened porch; Sl9.500
West Rosemont, near Russell I'd, rms.
oil h.-wh: sol 900
Hishwsv close in. south Of Alexandra, .
lrg. bright nicely furnished apts... /;
stoves. | a 1916 Westinghouse: 2 refre
Tn tourist s0qS Home be psG s1S %ps ns sms sfed am
could rent rms. every night. Lrs. corner
It, sa I f. sbohe iGGhass street on No
S23.OO0 and attractive terms.
Near Belle Haven Country Club vacant
bfeS fe rmn .nd a bah new s4 GE
trees and shrubbery, la6 beautiful box;
SsssmenS bnSan; SO ' 45o, r /. Rhine REALTY
CO. 607 Prince st, Alexandria, TIE. s426
Suns. and ewes. TT. 416s. Alex. 69ll
OPEN HOUSES-You are invited to in
sDfss Bsauful m 0!'oT1ns 5Tm bunssov beautifully
traciive landscapins with barbecue pit;
IS right. Sl3.s5o Open - to :. Out
Lee hwy to Nottingham left on Nostine, St
6-rm,, brick Cape Cod bungalow, is-acre
iot. with det. earase y baths: close to
Liv rni.. with fireplace. Ice full base
ment, oil heat, steel beam construction,
copper plumblnc: reasonably priced; Out
right on Leesburs turnpike to @o7 S.
Immediate ossession-This beautiful {; E; /;
for real livlns; situated on a lge. lot
r. lovely JesIson Ysse b, bo@a 0ny has 5
repaee Sseldaes fu hh1 bssemen sae This home @
b % nj besona es coaners turn nn rsh
oiso on Marshall a H1a, ' st. i blk, then left on
Jefferson 10 our sign al sl3.
"a Va e oW. 55ia. OK 1915 49, '' -
OPEN TODAY. 3 till 6 p.m.-1511 N.
Edison 81. Arlington; immediate possession
2-story brick home; it is conv located in
lovely neighborhood not far from the
new Arlington HospitA on lse. wooded
trance hall, liv rm. l3xa4 with fireplace;
din. rm. l3xl 4. spacious kit, well equip.
with G. E. refG., lge. gas range. .ventilating
fan and sn abundance OF cabinet space.
Ist-hr, layatory and lee: screened liv.
bedrm. there are > other full-sze bedrms.,
a tile bath and lots Of sood-sized closets
rm. IN the basement with fireplace, a
complete bath in basement as well In. as
oil heat, Rockwool insulation, copper
plumbine price. s2l, 500.
To reach drive over Key Bridge to
POSS1yp. right Lee highway.
z mi. TO Glebe road turn EFT at trafis
right 3 blks 10 North Edison st, left to
property, DICK BAsSETT, CH. 5057.
WE SPECIALIZE in the sale, rental and
of Virginia properties, List
yours with US for prompt, eff1cient and
dependable service.
4 -brm. tr.. exc. cond., Del Ray Sl2 500
b brm, brk / y b.. Forest PIX S21 900
}-brm. r., den. sun pch,; n Arl. 81 go
2-brm. brk, den. Lyon Village Sl6,.50
4 4brm. comp, red N. Arl ----- S1S.a50
s lots. blk. Col. pike $3.50
Homes homesiteS and acreage available.
BOB BRUMBACk. Owens GLE. 9 10 g
Evening star., 1946-09-22
STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY STORE, bargain al $4,000,
good Sc. LIST coml. zone. owner leaving
city, must sell. Call Mr. Kitchens, COX &
co. DI. 1854. Eyes. Ii. 5449 -.3
GOOD NE. CORNER LOCATION, suitable
any kind business: 3 rms, bath, available
CO. 1884 "a
RADIO AND APPLIANCE BUSINESS
Owners forced TO sell this very profitable
Wel-eauipped store: excellent location with
a good lease: unusual opportunity Tor >
partners experienced in this fed: >lo,o0n
cash required For full details please call
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE So
Evening star., 1946-09-22
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED by national concern. modern
100000 SO 1t. warehouse within blocks
east or west North Capitol St and north
or south Of Union Station. Not more than
:, miles. Box SIG. Star -25
SMALL BUILDING. located in alley or
street in commercial zone. TO be used for
beverage STORAGE about 1000 square feet.
Phone TR $500
Evening star., 1946-09-22
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial both in D. c. and nearby
co Once uN. ,25.5; res. EN-. $3.50.
WAREHOUSE, 500 So. #. on B. Il o.
forms for both freight cars and trucks
includes separate brick once bldg with
ground on grade with st: more eround
available If needed; $3.50 monthly, 5-yr
lease. 4 M. ROTH. Woodward Bids.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
OUT OF TOWN REAL EST. (cen..

new FoUR-ROOM HOUsE-Tmmediate
possession: on Highway /. Price. "a, 500
Aereage, G. l. homesites. MISS CLARA
SMITH Croxton, Va 80.
SARASOTA, FLA.-Eor sale. charming
modern house. $4,000. Call WI. 1875
location in Miami Florida: must sell: priced
below market for quick sale by OWNER,
rssTtnN lees A,lison snnpr 81 pnrwppu rsr.rr .,,v
and country properties, business and de-
velopins sites. choice farms, priced lower
than value homes thereon: few beautiful
wonderful opportunity: new free list
c. J. PRETTYMAN. Exmore, Virsinia.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

NEW. SMYRNA BEACH-Ail year round
streets and sidewalks; excellent investment
for syndicate or corporation; price, $780,
900; terms, $4,000 down payment: re-
mainder of S350.000 to be paid over a
period 10 years: blue prints and full par
ticulars at 1920 N. Y ave. NV, Suite BOA
DAYTONA BEACH-Best al-round climate
in Florida tourist courts on highway No. i.
Homes, apartments and hotels in and about
the famous Daytona Beach and business
center Of Daytona. Hotel PATRONAGE 9
%Sehs ocs Of AIR n n ROUTE I
N. Y. ave. NV. Suite S04. Ma. 1851.
DIRECT WATER FRoNTs-onering the
best in country living neal, New York City.
dence with heavy. slate roof on two acres
of the most beautiful grounds in the estate
section. Sandy beach on Long Island
Sound Enchanting marine views from
almost every window. 5 family bedrooms.
modern baths; Low carrying charges S.;,
columns. On high knoll with 10 acres of
beautiful grounds, sloping TO sandy beach
on Long Island Sound Sheltered yacht
anchorage, Compact modern home; Y
house. tennis court.
Larchmont-Stone and masonry with
heavy slate roof: = spacious rooms. featur-
ing Living room .0x40; 3 baths, an acre
of lovely landscaped grounds with frontsse
on lovely river. Completely furnished With
diats occupancy. OWEN A. MANDEviIIE
3S4 Post road, Lsrchmont, N. T. Tel
2-34O0. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-22
STORES WANTED.

SHOW WINDOW and section of store
Give particulars. including location and
rental. Box 26-J, Star.
SMALL SPACE in ladies ready-to-wear or
specially shop. centrally located, for
lewelry concession. on percentage basis.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

J8,OOO So FIT, commercial ground, In
busy Colonial Village, Arlington; 100 It
top location. JEROME s. MURRAY. RE.
S-UNIT APT.-Cor 3rd and IF sts. NV,
ali Municipal Courts, blds completely Are
proofed; asking 81 800. Call OWNER,
FR. 117i. between 8 am. and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

.sIs n. WASH. BLvD.-5-room bungalow,
ideally adapted for a physician or dentist
]. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Realtor, 2525
Wilson blvd, GIL. 1928. OK. 2l2l -e3
Evening star., 1946-09-22
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.D

DESIRABLE OFFICE. 527 9th st. NV. t9th
and Fl: newly decorated: we'll eauipped;
reasonable rent. light mfg. permissible.
$50 18TH ST. N.W.-Studio or once,
large room and one small, high ceiling and
private Law. on first FIR rear
Two other spaces may be available in
other part of BLDG. having real atmos-
phere attracting the discriminating per-
son: FREDERICK L. PATERSON. 1901
| 5th ST. NV. ~
DOCTOR or dentist 1912
Ninth ST.. NV. (corner Westminster and
NINTH NO. 4045 90
Evening star., 1946-09-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TO SMALL NAVY FAMILY of some means
mo boys no Dogs. unfurniShed Va. house
of unusual charm in a refined small COM
munity. having every advantage. Full
references from previous landlords re-
quired Box 449-D. Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
DESK SPACE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

DESIRES DESK SPACE il
exchange for services. Box 12-H, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR HOUSE-Lis;
REALTY. WA 1926. ID
Evening star., 1946-09-22
,NvEsrMENr PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APT, BLDG, to Il units, direct from
owner; less than 10-yrsS ne. or Sc. pre-
ferrtd WA S546 -22
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ARLINGTON-Price SI2 500: det., 6-rrn.
frame liz. rm. din. rm. lee. kit. incl.
back porch open front porch. on lst fl.
basement coal heat. hot-water; gar: lot
65xl so; substantial cash; possession
within 60 DAYS. Open Sun. from ] NJ.
til pm To reach, out Columbia pike
to Glebe rd.. left TO 1920 v EHRHARDT
excl. agert, 32l9 Columbia pike GIL 1850
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1ess-as lith st. NV, 1st commercial
business Can be bought with only $4,000
down direct from owner. Cali RE .1lo6.
= BRICK e-FAMILY FLATS. total frontage
36 it. by approx. 100 depth to 30-ft.
alley: Zoned End comm: tenants furnish
snsnss utes sSssen Priced for
$ass3. with R. s. BLAcKisToNE, Realtor,
aG1 IINGTSNS hSGs 81 ny and :. acres clos. IN an
main highway; zoned 435 it. commercial
rs T. SUsTRgV 5gs|
CONT a-sToRY and basement brick bldg,
across from Capitol Cadillac on 2and St;
eoap sSf tsEmi sE il psSRY sum- dE s.!o
of commercial ground has "-storv ashes
sf shase v Fssss m main Ss1
tracks with future siding Has detached
garage In GOOD condition. Price 81 So It.
i5ss wilson blvd. Arlington. va. GL.
sost ! MoSES II IN MsREs-esnsEa, country store:
Defense highway. completely EQUIPPED with
s s.sf sss na sSi o aoa so o sa sa and
Kitchen, running water and ehS eleetricity,
store ana Il acres land, Sl0,uuU. store
and 1 acre land. 81 900 Phone Mr.. Me-
tivier, o. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K st.
nv. ma; s593, 1871, ewes. and Sunday
a-STORY and basement brick bldg. 1900
blk. Wise. ave, NV, newly equipped and
attractive barber shop now in operation
on LIST floor included in sale For inspec-
ton by appt Sun. and ewes, call ia. 95S5.
ABC REALTY & DEV. CO., 4625 41st st,
w. EN- 4109-0133. 80
SECOND commercial near eth and L NV.
Fireproof building. 5000 So. TT. on two
floors. plus adjoining. lot. $500 SO, #. le
It. ceilings, overhead doors. Available in
30 days. MA. 2e12. Mr.. c, -o3
DOWNTOWN, End commercial: brick bldg
about 23x90; 1st-n; store vacant: monthly
prIe. rsnss ana ara RoGa Gf[' wooaxsre
Bldk. MA. 1885. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-22

a-FAMILY AFT, N.W.-Brick consistins
of and B rms. and bath ca; porches
TO each unit; GOOD income: hareain price
$685. 900, terms. u II, REALTY CO., TR
SO3s, ewes, RA. o44e. ga
Evening star., 1946-09-22
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlNIA.

DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW, Falls
Church. 2 years old, and wonderful
Value large rooms with unfinished up
stairs which can be made into 2.nice rms
and extra bath: full dry basement large
lot; $500 cash. balance like rent AL
BAKER & SON, ga King St. Alexandra
Alex. Rf44 TE 124.. Omen Sunday =,n
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CONTINUED on Next P.ssJ
Evening star., 1946-09-22

TODAY,S BEST .BUYS-Two downtown
firsproof bldss. ss leased to major eGrp 1fl'
once slas' s gear medical center saa1 base. se
ist floor suitable for professional uses:
will be delivered with title,
Ripe for large DEVELOPMENT, Rialto The
s.; NV price ss5o: 900. For faTther de de-
RICE M SALOMON CO., Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance Brokers. Southern
Bldg. i
COLORED INVESTMENT, 10 units rms,
kit. and bath ea., neighborhood Park I'd.
and sherman aye: 81 times annual Is n,
weekdays.
opportunity for real
13 units, Park rd. NV. Price.
S47 800. This is an excel. investment op.
portTn5y 9n No 1ss JAMES
COLORED. 1i 2-fam apt bldss., brick,
modern, only j yrs. old. separate entr;.
individual heating plants; priced to sell
quick; sold as group only. MR.. PORTER,
Ma. 1913, eve. and Sun, FIR. $3.50. Ext.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
POssEssIoN-Highland Park

Cape Cod bungalow. = rms. and " baths.
of cinder block construction painted whit
in new house condition. First A.. liv. rn..
bedrm den, kitchen -dinette and full bath
second A.. > bedrms and bath; fun base
ment, hot-air heat tcoal, auto h.w.,
stores and schools Price, Sl1,160: sub
stantial cash REQ Call CH. 6677 daily and
Sunday. J H. BENOIT, $50. n. Washing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Locked In Room,
5 Savannah Tots
Burned To Death

SAVANNAH, Ga. - Is N 81 -
Five children ranging from age one
year to four years were burned to
death in the home of their grand
mother after she locked them in
an attic bedroom at $40 East York
Street SO that she could go to the
store last week.
The children, Morris Bryant,
Edna Bryant and Bobbie j. Bry-
ant of 513 East York Street and
their cousins, Sandra Bryant and
Willie Mae Bryant of 1929 Bur-
roughs who had been left for the
day in care of their grandmother,
Mrs. Georgia Bryant.
The origin CT Inc Ere has not
been determined but it is believed
that it was the result of matches
ignited by the children as they
played. The bodies were found
huddled behird clothes chest ap-
parently where they had gone to
escape flames.
A joint funeral was held Friday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Davis School Of Beauty Culture
Opening Here Mon, Leading
Institution Of Its Kind In State

The Davis School of Beauty Cul-
ture, formally opening here Mon
day, July 8, at its new location,
705 North Parish Street, will be
among the best equipped and
leading institution of its kind in
the state of Mississippi and in
this section of the country. The
Davis School of Beauty Culture
was founded by Mrs. Pearl Davis,
who. with her husband. Chauncey
B. Davis, founded the Chauncey
B. Davis Beauty Manufacturing
Company, whose products now
rank with the best on the market.
Mrs. Pearl Davis, president and
chief instructor of the school, was
trained at the Burchett School of
Beauty Culture. Memphis, Tenn.
She has done postgraduate work
at Allura's School of Beauty Gull
ture in Memphis, and has spent two
summers with the teachers divi-
sion of the National Beauty Gull
turist League in Philadelphia, Pa,
and Jersey City, N. J. She holds
d tlCSlSe. from Llle IenleSSe6 oIdIe
Board of Cosmetology. She is a
member of the Mississippi hide
pendent Beauticians Association,
the National Beauty Culturists'
League, and United School Own
ers and Teachers Association of
American. She is active in church
and civic affairs in Jackson and
the state.
The school, which was originally
located at 1927 West Pearly Street,
had outgrown its limited space
some months ago leading to the
occupation of its new and more
spacious quarters at 705 N. Parish
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Investigate Burning Of Fiery
Cross On Macon Mans Property

here and stated that the affair
may be just prank.
CLUB PRESIDENT
Clay is the president Of the club
that is responsible for the high
registration among Negroes In
Bibb County. He is assistant field
organizer for the Brotherhood OF
Sleeping Car Porters, an American
Federation of Labor affiliate. He
said that he is certain that his
union activities are not the cause
of the conflict as the CIO is not
organizing railroad workers IN this
area
Sheriff Peacock said that he
knew of no cases here where eff
forts have been made to prevent
Negroes from voting. Clay said
that no one approached or threat
ened him on the subject.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06

Street. Two graduations Of the
school brought to the city speakers
of wide renown. The graduates of
the school, aside from their abil-
ity to fill positions as operators,
managers, owners and teachers,
are qualified to pass the state
board examinations in any state
where examinations are required.
The Davis School of Beauty
Culture is qualified to enroll
trainees from the Veterans Adj
ministration and state vocational
rehabilitation division. In encour-
aging vocational education the
school launched a contest at La
nier High School this year award
ing three scholarships to contest
ants of the junior and senior
classes.
Assistant instructors are Miss
Hazel Harper and Miss Theodosia
Mccall, both of whom are highly
trained in all phases of beauty cul-
ture.
The present enrolment of the
Davis School of Beauty Culture in
cludes: Miss Emily l.. Woods and
Miss |. T. Strickland, Mt. Olive,
Miss; Mrs. Ora L. Johnson, Brook
haven; Miss Hazel Harper, Can
ton; Miss Maria Fletcher, Mrs.
Jesse Burks, Miss Louis Berry,
Miss Hattie Paterson, Miss Ber-
nice Green, of Jackson; Miss Mae
Lizzie jayne Weathersby, Mrs.
Mary x. Jones, Greenwood; Miss
Lula Mae Stewart, McComb. Miss;
Laura Cunnigen, Magnolia; Miss
Ernestine Barton, Liberty, and
Miss Elnora Moore, of Stallo,
Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Expect Large
Attendance AT
State Beauty Meet

HATTIESBURG, Miss. - An
nouncement was made this week
by Mrs. C. T. Walker. State Pres
ident, that elaborate arrangements
were being made by the 100 mem
hers of the Hattiesburg Beauty
League for the entertainment of
the large number of beauticians
expected in the city from various
sections of the south to attend the
sixth annual convention of the
Mississippi Independent Beauti-
clans Association, Inc, on July 10
and 16.
The crowded two-day program
IS expected to be the best in the
history of the organization since
thls is the first full-dress meet
ing to be held since the war. Aside
from the usual lectures, demon
strations, ETC., will be contribu-
tons by the health department,
moving pictures and the latest
demonstrations in electrical APP
pliances for beauty parlors.
Among the speakers will be:
Nine. G. NJ. Brown, president of
the Browns School of Beauty Cul
ture and Dermatologoy, Chicago,
ILL.,, and Levye Chapple, National
Sales Manager of the E. F. Young,
Jr., Manufacturing Co., of Chicago.
Mr.. Chapple will address the
group from the subject: "Rising
Tides in the Beauty Field"
State officers of the group are:
Mrs. c. I. Walker, Hattiesburg.
president; Mrs. Celia NJ. Roberts.
Oklahoma. vice president, Mrs. p.
w. Redmond, Brookhaven, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. B. L. Young,
Hattiesburg, recording secretary;
Mrs. Andre V. Greenlee Cooper,
Kosciusko, corresponding secre-
tary; E. F. Young, Jr., treasurer;
Mrs. Nadia Mallete, Kosciusko,
parliamentarian; Miss Elsie Dan
iels, Aberdeen, historian; Mrs.
Media Wilkins, Vicksburg, chap
lain; Levye Chappie, public rela-
tions counselor.
Mrs. Gladys A. McGhee, presi-
dent of the sixth district, will be
hostess to the state meeting.
The convention sessions will be
held at the Zion Chapel AME
Church. A hair style review and
banquet will be held at the Sixth
Street u. S. C..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06

he was a good lawyer who had won
all of the murder cases he had de-
Tended, Bilbo was quoted as saying
that he knew white Mississippi
grand jury would never indict a
person who committed violence on
Negroes and that a Mississippi
court jury would never convict a
person SO accused.
NATIONAL FURORE
The Bilbo campaign created such
a national furore that the Senate
committee of privileges and cleo
tons was forced to call a meeting
last Saturday to investigate the
Mississippi affair.
In urging that an inquiry be
started at once, Senator Taylor,
Democrat of Idaho, wrote to Sena-
tor Green. Democrat of Rhode Is
land, that newspapers have been
known to err but the situation is
a serious one and it reflects upon
the dignity of the senate. If our
members are not respected as duly
elected representatives of their
state, our prestige will fail. l urge
Continued On Page A.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Says All Americans
To Blame For BiIb0

CHICAGO CAMP Response
bility for Senator Theodore @.
Bilbo's race batting election demo-
gogery was placed upon the should
ers of every American citizen Mon
day by the Chicago Sun, Marshall
Fields progressive daily newspa-
per, in an editorial headed who's
to Blame for Bilbo?"
The Sun said:
Nobody in the north escapes
responsibility for Sen. Bilbo mere
ly because that Infamous mounte-
bank represents the state of Mis-
sissippi. Every American shares cul
pability for the fact that Sen. Bill
DO can campaign for denomination
on the basis of open instigations to
violence and terrorism against Mis-
sissippi Negro citizens.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
Atlanta Girl Wins
$1,000 Scholarship

CHARLESTON, S. c. CSNS)-
Miss Frances Duncan, eleventh
grade student, of Booker L. Wash
ington High, Atlanta, Georgia won
the regional Elks Ortorical Contest
Monday night, which automatical-
ly carries a $1,000 scholarship to
any college in the United States.
She was accompanied to the
city by Miss Lena Grace Bradley,
niece of Miss S. Grace Bradley,
English instructor at Booker T.
Washington High School, who was
unable to make the trip due to
illness.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
OTHER RESPONSIBILITY

OTHER RESPONSIBILITY
Northern congressman coul d
end the south's poll taxes if they
chose on-southern citizens could
take the offensive against social.
educational and economic discrimi-
nation now tolerated in varying de
grees, everywhere. They could sup
port the many southernerS who are
desperately ashamed of Bilboism
and are working, with zeal and
courage, for a decent solution of
the race problem. They could
speak out, in company with Sen.
Taylor of Idaho, in protest against
Bilbo The department of justice
could order grand jury investi-
cation of Fascist terrorism in Mis-
sissippi and haul Bilbo himself be-
Continued On Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06

Apparently white MisSissippianS
failed to heed the call of Senator
Theodore THE Man" Bilbo to re-
sort to violence to keep Negroes
from the polls. Even after the
Department of Justice of the Unit
ed States Government indicated it
would be on hand to investigate
and prosecute any prevention of
Negroes voting. Bilbo continued to
appeal to prejudice and for hate
violence.
SUGGESTS EXTREMES
Bilbo vas quoted as telling a
Starkville. Miss. gathering that
white people will be justified in
going to any extreme to keep the
Negro from voting" He was said
TO have called for violence by
shouting that "the best time to see
the Negro about not voting is the
night before election
At one point in his campaign,
Bilbo offered free legal counsel to
those whites who would take the
situation" into their own hands
and commit murder to keep Ne
groeS from the polls. Advising that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-06
NO NIGHT BEFORE
NOR ELECTION DAY
INCIDENTS REp0RTEn


JACKSON, Miss (DSN) For
the first time in the history of the
state, Negro citizens in all sec
tons of Mississippi voted in the
state Democratic primary election
of July 2 for candidates for seats
in the House of Representatives
and Senate Of the United States
Congress. The greatest interest in
the primary was centered on the
senatorial election with Senator
Theodore G. (The NAM Bilbo, the
present incumbent, a candidate for
reelection. the other candidates
being former Congressman Ross
A. Collins, state supreme court
clerk; Tom @. Ellis, former World
War II naval commander; Nelson