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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-08-30
POLICE SURGEON
VOTED AWARD

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 80. (ANP)
DIR. John P. Turner, Philadelphia
police surgeon and a member of the
board of education, has been voted
distinguished service award at
the Sind annual session of the Ma
tional Medical association.
The award to DR.. Turner, who is
chief surgeon at the Douglass Me-
mortal hospital, was for "outstand-
ing achievement in medicine and
surgery"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Proposes Nail
Teacher 'sDay

CHICAGO-(ANP) Mother has
a day and so has father. but what
about teacher, that unsung hero OF
many battles" asks Joseph. Bailey,
editor Of Few vistas IN the
December issue of that magazine.
More and more Of the response
bility for moulding and directing
human lives is being thrown into
the lap of the teacher, the article
points out. In many cases mother
is glad to get a rest by sending her
children to school. "Let the teacher
take care Of them awhile she signs.
The teacher must spend many
hours at night trying to devise
methods to bring out the best
qualities in her varying and rest
less brood. If all of us were honest.
many of us would be forced to para
phase Lincoln's famous remars
about his mother and say instead,
aAll that I am or hope to be, I owe
to my teachers"
For two years the students in the
Eliza Miller school at Helena, Ark,
have celebrated Teachers Day. on
the last Sunday in January at one
of the churches in the community
Matte Mae White, n alun1na OF
Fisk university and q g~aduatc
student of Columbia and the Annie
Eiarris Correct Speech Club, is given
credit for the idea. It is now pro-
posed to make the celebration nat
ional and editor Bailey is asking
for ideas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Larceny Brings
Hookup To Fore

ST. LOUIS - CAMP - Louis
Jones suffered the loss Of his over
coat through theft last October.
He reported the matter to the po-
lice at the time and some while Ia
ter the police advised him the over
coat was in pawnshop on Sarah
street. They suggested also that he
ought to pay the pawnshop keeper
500 to recover the garment.
When Judge David w. Fitz Glib
bon in the court of criminal cor
rection learned of these devious
doings he called the attention of
the police board. Apparently,
Judge FfztGihbon said, the police
and the pawnshop owners had
some sort of working agreement
which in his opinion was not COM
patible with good police conduct.
Such a practice could easily be-
come three way and include the
criminal also. So Louis Jones Is
fairly on the way to becoming the
cause of change in ST. Louis po-
lice methods insofar as hook mer-
chants are concerned.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05

band can be handled successfully
but it will require diligence ana
patience on your part. Have eyes
for him only. and constant words
of praise and appreciation for what
he does for YOU. When he's in Inc
bickering mood, you keep calm and
peaceful. He can't quarrel alone.
Plan little surprises and acts of
thoughtfulness which viii show
your devotion for him. A man OF
his disposition likes to be made
over and showered with attention,
not only in private but IN the
presence of others. If you are not
the demonstration type it would be
worth your while to learn to De
that way. This action on your part
would innate his ego and make him
less quarrelsome. You two love eaeh
other and surely you can exert
little effort toward getting along
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
OLD MONEY
WANTED
OLD MONEY WANTED

OLD MONEY WANTED
I will buy all old Money Of back
dates.
I will pay following:
For an 1877 Indian Head Penny
$1,000 each.
For a 1913 Liberty Head Nickle
$500 each.
Fer a 1894 S. Mint Dime, $4,000
each.
to $4,000 each
Many other that are passing
through your hands daily with you
unaware Of their value. If you
should send me some of these coins
be sure to insure them.
If you will send me Is cents 1
will send you Coin List Of all the
Monies that / will buy with the
price dates on each.
WILLIAM BRIGGS-BEY
r. O. Box FL
Brooklyn, l, N. Y.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Atty. Alexander
Injured In Fall

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - ATTY
Sadie Alexander, secretary OF the
National Bar association, first presi-
National Bar association, first pres,
of the Delta sigma Theta sorority
and widely known for her CIVIC
and social endeavors IN many
fields, was seriously injured when
she fell down the stairway Of her
new home Sunday night.
Three bones in her lower spine
were fractured. She is now in JEFF
ferson hospital where she is receiv-
ing the most expert care but where
it is expected CHE will be confined
for some time. The wife of Atty.
Raymond pace Alexander and the
mother of two daughters, Mrs. Ale
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Begin Building
Homes For Vets

wASHINGTON-(ANP) - Work
on a new s1,625,o0 war veterans
housing project was started here
last week in the southeast section
Of the city. The $50 new homes
will be sold exclusively to service.
men it was learned
A representative of the Southwest
Construction Corp, a New YORK
firm, said that evacuation has been
started for about 20 brick and ctnder
block houses and virtually all mate
rails are now available to build 40
dwellings.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05

MEMPHIS CAMP DR.. w.
Jernagin, president OF the National
Baptist Sunday School congress
and BTU union, will report on his
recent goodwill Pacific tour dur
ing an executive meeting of the
Fraternal Council Of Negro churcn
es of America here on January 81
at Collins Chapel CME Temple, OF
which the Rev. w. Womack is pas
tor.
DR.. Jenagin, head OF the Coun-
ellis Washington, D. G. bureau WIS.,
tied Negro soldiers stationed on
far-fung Pacific outposts a n d IN
Japan. Bishop John A. Gregg, an
other council member. made
similar tour a few years ago. Both
prelates were invited by the gov
eminent to make the historic tours
in the interest of morals for Ne
gro soldiers.
The Fraternal Council, consist
ing of IL denominations, represents
around five million church mem
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Panama Blocks
Acts By Negroes

NEW YORK-(ANP)- Panama.
q so-called democratic republic Is
so prejudiced according to reports
here that contracts with Negro
performers to appear there are be-
ing held in allegiance. The tm1ne-
diate cause of the situation Is that
some of the Negro residents of
Panama, weary Of the gross
discrimination which goes on in
the cafes and night clubs, have
filed suits against these institu-
tons alleging discrimination. The
owners, feeling that the appearance
of colored acts, while here, added
to the desire of Negro residents
to attend, had better be delayed
for the time being.
This situation occurred just as
former president Arias was ares
ted charged with fomenting rev.
olution. Arias had been outSpoken
in his condemnation of Pana-
mas fragrant race discrimination.
The United states government
which in the canal zone permits
two classes of citizenship, desig-
Mating whites, Gold" and blacks
SILVER" providing separate ac-
commodations for the two races
and in general adopting a Dixie
attitude is responsible for much
of the attitudes shown here. Ne
groes have the greatest of diff
Guilty in securing adequate accom-
modations.
The two artists held up thus far
include Art Tatum and Maurice
Rocco, the pianists. They had ex-
pected to appear in concert as well
as at the Casanova night club,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
FORTY ON COMMITTEE

Although four colored persons
were named on the executive COM
mittee of the center only one
Woolsy w. Hall, president OF the
Federation of Civic Associations
was present. The other three mem
bers of the committee are Judge
Almond w. Scott of the Munich
PAL Court, Colonel Campbell c.
johnson, executive assistant to
Major General Lewis B. Hershey.
director of Selective Service, and
Garrett C. Wilkerson first assistant
superintendent of District public
schools.
asked whether colored persons
would be employed IN the center
Waldron E. Leonard, director,
countered by asking If he wanted
to see Jim Grow in reverse.
eff we see the need for Negro
center we will get one" said
Leonard, "but / don't think We will
find it necessary. / think what
your people are interested in most
in seeing colored veterans get a
square deal down here, and If you
ever hear of one who is not get
ting it in this center I hope you
will let me know"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05

x. Y. z. - I know my husband
loves me and we are good mates
too. But there is a married man
who has been after me for several
months. He has a nice wife. Since
my husband knows this fellow IS
after me, it bulTnes him up to see
him around me even at church.
The funny part my husband never
says anything but the expression
I shows all too plain he doesn't like
1t a bit. When he sees me looking
at the man he won't have much
to say for a few days. Now I don't
want him to lose confidence in me
because I am not going with
another man on him. Tell me how
! to turn this man off. My husband
had said the only thing that would
#separate us is for me to start
SooliShness of this kind.
Ans: You're flirting with INT
when you gaze soulfulIy at this
other man. At the present you are
standing at the cross roads. II
you continue this frisky business
you viii lose your husband, your
home and your reputation. Your
husband respects you too much
TO even argue the issue but you
know his feelings quite well on the
subject. One slip and yen are gone.
its time for rigkt-about-face.
Sive this man no encourage cement at
all preferably cold shoulder every
.same you feel his gaze upon you.
Under no circumstances should you
ssen talk with or greet HIN. Pour
his surplus affection in your hus.
bands direction to such an extend
hat he will know there Is no other
gan in your life.
J. W. S. My wife and I are
Getting a divorce. She wants me to
Bettle a thousand dollars on hel
snd she will sign everything over
20 me. want to know If I should
i've it to her now or in part ano
aow to handle it2
Ans: Yours is legal problem
md should be handled by re
edahle lawyer, If you two have
definitely decided that a divorce Is
ne only way out. Don't rush the
batter take at least a few
ronths to think over what You are
#oing. After sufficient time if yom
Ians are still unchanged you two
hould get together both represented
y your attorneys, and decide on a
zttlement Of your holdings.
e. A. - I am in service right
ow. sing baritone and would ike
cry much to find someone who
an help me control my voice. My
reatest handicap is controlling my
DICE. Who should I see?
Ans: When your get your dis
1arge and return to civilian life
pu can make arrangements to take
pice training. You might be able 10
Ike course of this kind under
lie G. i. Bill of Rights. Investiga'e
throughly when you are home
Jain.
W. II. N. - T6all1e my lluSUdliu
yes me but is it necessary for
i'm to be so suspicious and jealo'l:
me? 1 don't give him any good
ason to be. This constant naggins
bid pickering over trivial matters
getting on my nerves. / fear that
it continues it will bring on some
re happenings. What can 7 do OF
,, TO avoid Disaster
Ans: A gusl,iciouss teaIonS hns-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Hog Killing Time

BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
FOR AMP
The scent OF death was in the cir,
The roosters all were Growing.
There was con.usIo4l everywhere,
The cows below were lowing.
The geese beside the brooks were still
And guinea hens were flying
The goats were not seen on the hill
All were afraid of dying.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
DC Veterans
Center Proves
Li|y-WhifeSite
Four Negroes
Are Named To
Executive Body
BY JAMES L. HICKS
fNNPA Staff WRITER

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(NNPA)-
The official opening of the District
of Columbia's Veterans Inforn1a-
ton Center, set up to be model
for all similar centers throughout
the nation, turned out to be almost
lily-white affair. and, according
to its director, Waldron E. Leonard
the center itself will be manned
by lily-white staff.
With bands playing, flags waving
and dignitaries from official Wash
ington occupying the guest plat
form, John Russell Young, COM
missioner of the District of Co.
lumbia, presented the modern cen
ter to Maynard H. Smith, Con-
gressional Medal of Honor winner
who accepted it IN behalf of vet
Grams of World War II here Thurs
6ay
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
DR.. Jernagin To
Report On Tour

hers. Bishop A. P. Shaw, q Meth
odist churchman, is president, and
Bishop r. r. Wright, Jr. AME pre-
late of Wilberforce, Ohio, is execu-
i've secretary.
DR.. ]. L. Horace, president OF the
Illinois State Baptist convention,
will preside at the executive hoard
meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
DENTIST TO RIM FOR
COJJNCTT,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va CAMP.
DIR. B. A. Coles, local dentist will
be a candidate for the city coun-
ell here IN the Denlocatio primary
to be held Mai S. 1t is the first
time in the history of Charlottes-
vile that q NegrG mas I'm for pub
lice Office.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05
Robson, Anderson Head Mass
Meet For African ia mine Relief

NEW YORK-(SNS) Amer
ica's two stellar artists, Marian
Anderson and Paul Robson. will
participate with other outstanding
citizens in the program of mass
meeting for African famine relief
to be held Monday evening, Jan.
at the AbyssSinian Bapt. church,
1872 West 138th ST., New York City.
The mass meeting, under the aus
pices of the Council of African
Affairs is the highlight of a cam
paign to collect canned food and
other relief supplies, in response to
urgent cabled appeals for help
from the Union of South Africa
where four million Africans face
starvation.
NEED FOODSTUFFS
Canned foods such as milk, corn,
baked beans, meat and other high
protein foods are most urgently
needed, says DR.. Yergan. All per-
sons attending the mass meeting
are asked to bring such canned
foods Churches and organizations
of all types are also being asked
to make collections from among
their memberships for this relief
aid.
A leader of volunteer relief work
in one of the worst stricken areas
of the country recently cabled DR.
Max Yergan, Executive Director
of the Council on African Affairs:
worst drought in memory has
caused much starvation here.
Stock losses disastrous. Most men
work on mines where wages too
low to maintain families at home
Worst sufferes women, children
and aged. Would greatly appre-
ciate help of Council
EXPLOITATION BIAS
While the drought is the imme-
date cause of distress, the basic
cause, according to African leaders.
is the system of segregation and
exploitation in South Africa which
has rendered the Africans almost
landless. Famine conditions are
widespread in the Native Reserve
Areas, rural districts in which
Africans not employed by Euro
peans are compelled to live.
These districts represent less
than IS percent Of the land in a
country which only a century ago
belonged to the native inhabitants,
except for European coastal settle
ments. With four million Africans
now confined to this small frac-
ton of the arabic land, there is not
enough for their farming and cat
tle-raiSing needs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05

weighted with
of guidance
rproom
confidential reply and sign
fuu
oblensw1 the realm o Write
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
Syndicate 2Io Auburn Avenue Atlanta -
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-01-05

xander was preparing for the KINGS
fete when the accident occurred.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sal

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com =
mission, Contract No. 277-W&S, Water
Main and Sewer Construction-Sealed pro-
posals for constructing approximately ,04O
feet OF 2t-inch to S-inch water mains and
.060 feet of 4-inch, 6-inch and S-inch
sewers. and sewer house connections. will
be received at the ONCE Of the Washington
Street. HyattsvilIe. Maryland, until 1915
o m. Eastern Standard Time, Friday. Sep
tember 20, 1946, at which place and time
they will be publicly opened and read
Plans and Specifica tions may be obtained
from Harry r. Hall, chief engineer OF the
Commission, Hyattsville, Maryland, upon
deposit OF S5. which deposit will be re-
turned to bidders or to those returning
plans and specifications in good condition.
PERRY BOSWELL. LACY SHAW. FRANK
B SMITH. Commissioners. sel2,16
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
MMISSION-Contrsct No. 26S-W.-
Construction OF pumping station
Sealed proposals for constructing water
pumping station OF brick and concrete
construction approximately 81 feet by 80
No. 26s-W will be received at the ONCE of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, Hamilton street. Hyattsviile,
Maryland, until 1918 pm, Eastern Stand
ard Time. Friday, September q. 1916. at
which place and time they will be publicly
opened and read. Plans and Specifications
may be obuained from Harry r. Hall. Chief
Engineer Of the Commission. Hyattsyille.
Marylsnd. upon deposit Of s.. ~; which c1
to those returning plans and spscifcs Iions liz
LACY SHAW. FRANK b. SMITH. Com
mIsSiOners
Evening star., 1946-09-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 pickup truck, recond. motor
1885 Ford stake body truck. NO. 9677.
COOKS SERVICE STA, 2270 Sherman
ave. NV. l2H
DODGE truck, dump. 4-wheel drive, below
OPA ceiling price. Ii. 1922. Ia
FORD pickup truck. 1910. for sale. $500
A ST. Maryland Park, Md. ! HI. o107-M.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
A new group Of trucks Just received. SO to
choose from; some new, all guaranteed
Stakes-1942 Chevrolet, 11a tons: 1912
GMC. 2A tons: I943 Studebaker. ga
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Dodge. "a tons: 1912 GMC, 2la tons.
Tractors-1g42 White. model WA-126.
air brakes, 10000 tires: 194l Federal, 3
tons, BX brakes.
Semitraiiers. new-1O-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 10000 tires. under
low ceiling.
l2 tons CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3i43 Lee
hwy. .Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday.
to 6; Sunday 10 to 3, CHI. 1000.
It. To reach; Out through Georgstown
lRouts 2l1 or 29). drive Ia miles.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
TRAILERS.

NEW HOUSE TRAILERS are on display
again and ready for immediate delivery.
trailer home when you can get one of the
best-built trailers in America now. We
win trade, sell for cash or vii finance
eiay priced s By oPh coEIE SIZE 8Ssa 1
CO. S232 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
SPARTAN, the all aluminium aircraft-con-
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FOR RENTE5-ft, III, Oft, 2-wheel au-
tomobile trailers; stake, box and dump
hitch. RENTT.A TRAILER Co. 1903 Lee
to sell your house trailer for the highest
cash price, call MR.. LADD. WO. 3231..
NEW AND USED TRAILER coaches for
accessories visit our new display rooms
TISlns asd asiiy AMERICAN TRAiIEK IE 81,
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New AND USED house trailers on 70 to
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TRI Her SALES. Route i, Berwyn' Md.
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trailer. stake or covered Also boat trail
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afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
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COVERED WAGON. 1S IT.: reasonable;
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HOUSE TRAILER, 2 rms, Frigidafre. new
tires, perfect condition, S1,250. Seen
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TRAvELo TRAILER, 1914; bottle gas
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Evening star., 1946-09-12
MOTORCYCLES.

SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK by experts
on all model motorcycles; replacement
parts for III machines cylinder reboring
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES, 9il 9th
ST. NV. RE. OIL
NEW A. J.. s.. Airel, Triumph Matchless
Norton and Francis -Bs rnett motorcycles
Some models ready for immediate delivery
$50 &C and 500 &C models in stock See
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machines. BRITISH MOTORCYCLE SALES,
2Ol4 M ST. NV. RE. 5073. Ia
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all makes. Give us a ring We want to be
engaged, CYCLE CENTER, Sl2 9th, st.
Harley LEY 1916. "a oh.v. 1905 P st.
MOTORCYCLE-184O 81. Harley-David
with all extras, will trade for 1897 to
l940 car. Call after pm. 624 Elliott
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. 1916. blue
two-speed with sidecar. $500 new. Used
4 months. Make offer. Box 4S0-E, Star.
INDIAN CHIEF. 1910. New tires; excel
lent cond. throughout. S400. WA. 0S4l.
194e. oh.v. "A: low
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MATCHLEss MOTORCYCLE, 3 months old.
Excellent cond. co. 030S. 1922 Woodley
TY-DAvDsoN 80 60; good condi-
ton; practically new tires: S125. 1918
35th NV, No. 9; after B pm 13+
Evening star., 1946-09-12
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PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.. We
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viii. also fit other models of General Mo-
tors cars. Prompt and neat installa ton
If desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO, 1431
irving St NV, AID. $500
CAR REFINisHED - Now Is the time TO
have your car refinished by master painters
In one of Washingtons largest modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality paint
now available Stop in for free estimate
uow' MANDELL CHEVROLET. 18th and
Good Hope rd Sc. At 400
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de
livery: new shipment just arrived. the
nestest one you've ever seen. suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
Ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
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NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
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ONE TRANSMISSION wanted. complete,
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FIREsTONE Tires smooth. 3, used
q .60x16 $40 for 2. Call Glebe 4911
after 4 m