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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlhIA

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-If you need an
attractive 5-room, 2-story brick house, In
once. don't delay inspecting this offerins:
st bus zone; all conv. Lily. rm.. din. rm..
equip. kit 2nd floor. 2 nice bedrms. and
&C heat: wooded lot; $4,000 cash TO
finance. Phone Roberts. OF MONCURE
Falls Church 20s7-M --6
304 Wand. HIGHwAY-silver Spring,
nr Pour Corners. New quality. 2-bedrm
frame BUNGALOW. S11 $50 Veterans pre-
shUrEER 4 aINeERy. Builders. VI" os oss'
BRICK BUNGALoW-ISe. lily. rm., f.p.;
81 LokdAcREs e efh RRALTY. Owe Ovens "s ssis 5
MOVE IN SEPT. I--b rooms, bath. fun
dry basement. detached garage. large
lot. lawn. fish pend, fruit trees, garden
70 D. c, Sale by OWNER. only Sl3. 300
Phone OXFORD 17b1. -
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WAREHOUSES WANTEp.

WAREHOUSE OR INDUSTRIAL SPACE
available for immediate occupancy. app.
$500 SO. #. on ? noors. modern freproof
building: railroad siding. can be Used for
cturing purposes; long term lease.
2145 Queen Chapel rd. ne. ask for
Mr.. BECK on premises. 10
trucks or trailers: also exhibit and ONCE
space; service included. SHERIDAN GAR
AGE, 2516 Que st. NV, phone MI. 500.
NOW BUILDING 100 PER CENT nreproof
warehouse bldR., on r.r. siding in Alex
andria, Va; 16.200 50. IT. on ! d. with
20 it, ceiling: possession about 90 days:
call Mr.. Ewell. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
a. co ME- k40O q
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDNG-4-sfor,
brick bldg, located at 1902 l. st. NV:
monthly tenants; omen for offers, must
sci. Cali OWNER. FIR HI; ewes. sH,
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 1900 block goth
Story SIC yf brick, II rooms % baths. i oii heat:
ssSs' ssss ss . isn soss cossrR so'''f arSs
"sss EYE ST: N.W."-n this property u
suitable for your purpose 1t would be
advisable to contact me Immediately. Ths
price is reduced for immediate sale Please
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
lsT OFFERING. ideal location. 80, 600 80.
IT., comm. d, and residential C.: very
close to everything: all utilities in: this
desirable property is priced to sell ".
ERNEST OFFUTT CO., 1924 X st NV.
vACANT-ThisF desirable business property.
loc. in the 4700 block of Wisconsin avs.
nv; nv M Ist Z; has rms With bath, :nit-
and bath. suitable for o1dces: also an spt.s
full basement, stoker heat; huilt-in nre-
proof garage. If you are interested IN
business property that In priced under the
market. see this At once. ABC REALTY
Nv DEvA4n9Foaa1EElM Inv 49oa EM Sss S2ss 500
CONTINUED % Next Passo
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OFFICES voR RghT.

DESK SPACE with tel, sec. service; new
1904 Eye st: NV, and a. DI. 80s0. 10
DENTIsT: busy transfer pit. NV; -vers
light; 2 rms. foyer, nuor lighting, Vene-
tan blinds. S76. dE .s943. y
THREE ROOMS. lavatory. north light
freshly decorated; reasonable rent. Apply
1898 M st. NV, between $50 and s.:
DOWNTOWN: II ST. N.w,-Entirs fioor. 4
large. large rooms. Venetian blinds; auorsscen'
s,soe ia. sSPFi Fl. oPFicE sfhcEs son' on ON. floor
heart Of. financial district, available 10
I. Bush Real Estate. 1H '0st Va 600. "SA Ms
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STORES FOR SALE.

rs YOUR STORE FOR sALE:"-May
assist you in securing purchaser?
HARRY L FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE 1866
YOUR STORE FOR sALE."-May assist
you IN securing purchaser? HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1886 5
DOWNTOWN JEWELRY STORE" - An
unusual opportunity for an experienced
narty to purchase this long-established
Tell-located business; about $4,000 cash
REQUIRED. For full details please cal
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Resltor, RE 166
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OFFICES WANTED.

VETERAN, DENTIST, desires once ioca
ton With living quarters in NV section
Call RA. 4s13 after pm. q
LAWYER, with established general prac-
tice, desires offices in lawyers suite. with
DONOVAN. Rust BLDG National 505O. :.
NONPROFIT RESEARCH orRanizat atior
wants approximately $500 So fl of ONCE
space in building or suitable residence
Consider lease or purchase. HO. 1865.
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STORES FOR RENT.

900 BLOCK ST, 22x70. BOX 432-x
STORE TO LET. 1912 Monroe st. NV
Ideal for furs radio, food or any retail
line possession ARRANGED: size. approx
l6xb6: basement. JOSEPH r. ROLNICK
INC 20 w. saith St, N Y 1. N. Y %
conn AVE. Dupont tCircle-Approximate ely
$4,000 50. IT; lst hoor and basement:
ing, 1874 Conn. ave: 75-ft. frontage or
Conn ave: Will rent all or subdivide
representa- tive on premises 10 to 4. DU-
CIECO, INC, 1874 Conn. ave. RE 246O
VACANT STORE. 2021 M st nw-Approx
lIxs6 IT: gear garage in rear; S255 mo
PRURY REALTY CORP, 1897 K. RE
rs YOUR STORE FOR RENT,"-Mas
assist you IN securing q tenant? HARRY
L. FR RIEDMAN: Broker. RE. 1896 --S
will lease this large weIl-buiit, vacani
nouse; zoned 1st commercial; located ai
oI4o Macarthur blvd, for your blsines.
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 1855. S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

IDEAL SPOT for many businesses, incIud-
ing brewery, bottling, laundry. dry clean
ms warehousinE, storase. manufacturing
ing on Wilson blvd, a utility building and
an all-purpose brick building. All situated
on Z lot containing $4,000 So 1T. and To-
Va. Lot contains ample provision for ex-
pansion OF present facilities if desired. For
turther information call Mr. Bragg with
OK. 295s "a
ON RAILROAD in extremely active area.
Alexandria district, about 76, 900 SO fl.
foot, New warehouses and factories nov
building or about to be built. Pa. Central
Air Lines already located there LOUIS
LA - - - - -'-H'
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

BUY AND SELL San Fernando Valley prop
erty through FULLER REALTY, 1911 Ven
tura blvd, Tarzana. Calf -
HERE'S your vacation home and a snug
nsherman's haven - ideal climate on
Floridas Gulf Coast Fertile homesites,
l to B a., fronting or near salt water COM
munity boat dock privil. hard rd eiec
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500;
$45 down. SIS mo- Immed. possession
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or phi. E J. GRAY, 6a1b Fairfax rd.,
Bethesda, WI. 4464 -
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY fco,,

.rpos5s ANIkp ~ huf t1ont,
Ex-ARMY COL desires TO purchase nice
ony 0 S pay ssh sfa'i04 Prefer q wash to dea 81
direct with owner. Call no. 2s4s any
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
market value: Free sppraisals, MITCH
Ell 81 & 2pIcK DI 2s2l until pm: s.
Owners Or brokers write Box ss-z. Star. :.
asH suRER for small or large Ise foms in
REALLY DESPERATE for a home. modern
no nr aasnys assy mGaern soT sssra0le section
CHARLES S. GUM has Clients waiting
e purchase homes in any section of Wash.
Tor IP1oLIA,Rs; s., ne an, and MARYLAND N Eu,
Clients With cash. % or viii buy outright. You
s &c 'naEsa Sur ss qufs as aps pean
IL IL rRoMFT sp@i ATTEsTioN II I @ to the sale OF
your home, business or Investment prop
PHR1Es. Resltor. sos sos North Capitol. "a
MASNAs REALrY co. can sell your house
ssSsS' :aHs asHs wilson 4H5 f'Rs,' 61s a sA'
o1sH sHGfYEKs .oy D C. and Nd. property.
WoobRbos 81 RrsnfT y eo assi H0u Rhod.
ISlsNH ave NJ NO 1903
PAY Cash for houses, white or colored,
any section, any condition. MR.. B. LISS,
Me 534S
MUST HAVE 4-bedrm. home. with den and
a bath. in or near Edgemoor. Call OIL
WANTED FOR CLIENT -bedrm house,
Foxhall. Rurleith. Glover Park or other
close-in NV. section. Call Mr.. SHILLIN,
WANTED FOR CLIENT or 4 bedrm
house, American University Park or other
close-in NV. section preferred. Call Mr..
SHILLIN. co. 1919 ii
CAPITOL HILI~-We have clients anxious
to purchase houses in this section at to-
days prices. Come in to our office or phone
HERBERT & SONS. 5I5 E Capitol st, Ii
012a or DI. 1853 after business hours.
PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs, at once,
3 or 4 bedroom house; will pay all cash
No AGENTS please. Box 36S-A, Star IL
WILL BUY four-bedroom brick home, for
cash, direct from owner: owner occupied;
priced right. Agents don't waste your
time and mine Box 5S-Z, Star.
DIRECT FROM 0WNER-PriVate party
will pay cash for house in NV, of rms.
or more Cali after 6. DE; 24sI: 9"
WANTED. from owner. 3 or bedroom
brick house, in good condition; will pay
nearly all cash: NV. location preferred.
Write to Box 25-Z, Star. Sc
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STORES WANTED.
"YOUR STORE For SAI.PJ,-ss AZ.

YOUR STORE FOR SALE?'-Mey / as
Sist you In securing a purchasers HARRY
sUsE 1 sEFiEpMAH; ~ Tof sr9ksr aTTox RE e., l1ee, IS
house furnishings; moderate rental, with
lease. co. 5063. 3293 NJ ST. NV, till 7
pm DE. 1871 after pm ISs
WILL PAY UP TO ST 900 month rent for
Ige store located downtown Shopping
Replles TO this ad are confidential. BOX
STORE, suitable for jewelry and watch
repair Call AT 449S -R
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BRICK BUILDING, ae-ft, ceiling height
one floor. driye-in doors on two sides
large truck loading platform. railroad car,
loading platform, located on main trucl
from central Washington. suitable manu-
featuring, warehousing distributing. etc;
At prc. 9ns MEvR ERos
WASHINGTON Blda, D1. $500. evening,
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

ABOUT $4,000 SO. Fl. Of level industrial
81 O. Railroad, siding now in for 3 or 4
cars: Ideal for material yard or outside
storage. Also has hreproof bldg. 3OxS0
brick office bldg. with oil heat Excellent
street access Five-year lease A. NJ
ROTH. Woodward Bldg MA 1913 8
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

warehouse; We can offer corner of over
$4,000 SO; #. industrial ground on rail-
roads, includ: compl. plans and bldg. per-
init for warehouse at less than So per 50
f.; A. M. ROTH. Woodward BLDG, Ma
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

PARTY WANTS TO BUY, from owner,
white or colored houses in any condition:
Will pay all cash. Box 62-X. Star
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE"-May
| assist you in securing purchasert
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855,
I HAVE CLIENTS who want small invest.
ment property. Write or phone MR. SHII-
LIN 1909 31st ST NV. CO 1912 -l2
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE?" May
I assist you in securing q purchaser:
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

URGENT NEED Of all size, kind Of prop
erty IN, out d. C, at market price: terms
urban, roadhouses, gas stations. N,
!sy RYoM CO, GE, - .Mla6; M ; s.,r., r.
assist you in securing purchaser
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN Broker, RE 1885.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYIANp,

FOUR-ROoM HOUSE. lights and water
only No children or dogs Call neal
4 p m, 1907 Dent st, Boulevard Heights
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SUBURBAN RENT-yjRclNlA,

TO LEASE lots on Wilson blvd, excel
lent location for used car lot; has approx
"a 900 So It. COMMONWEALTH REALTY
CO, 2606 Wilson blvd, Owens $500. OK
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAkp.

SILVER SPRING-2-bedroom frame bun
ealow, immediate occupancy: veteran pre-
ferred Call WI S022. 8 to weekdays,
SAUTER G. GTNGERY. -
CHARMING COUNTRY PLACE bedroom
house with / y baths about D acres,
approx. 10 miles from d. C. in Montgom-
cry County: detached garage with sery-
ants quarters above, small barn. orchard,
asparagus, etc. Possession in about 90
DAYS. Si7,500. R. P. RIPLEY. SH. : 539-
tSun. and ewes SH. 69l6, Mr.. Romer.
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Completely furn, white
fenced lot, 75x1T5 with
liy. rm. with fireplace.
. beautifully equipped
porch, 2 lovely bedrms.
IL mi. to D. c.; i'm
/; S15.S00. substantial
81 McCHESNEY, CHI.
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lN-This all-brick home
shopping, schools and
can. living rm., dinette.
bedrooms. de luxe bath,
| air-conditioned this
!, $50. HALL REALTY
E2ES TJ pDAJ
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLONIAL BEACH, FA.--For rent August
l1-1s, S-room cottase, rowboat, $50. Ho.
4440 ewes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
EDIT Q RIAL S

ent form it will exercise veto
power over any policy directed
for the correction of these out
rageous abuses.
Therefore, / feel to call your
attention to the record of the Re-
publican party in it's many years
of effort toward the elimination
of racial persecution in the United
States. / am stating but the plain
facts of history when l say that
every bit of permanent legislation
ever enacted for the protection of
members of the colored race has
been enacted under Republican
auspices.
Earlier the Elks Civil Liberties
Department had urged-i a reso-
luton that steps be taken" to
deny seats in the next Congress
to Senator Theodore G.. Bilbo and
Representative John E. Rankin,
both Democrats of Mississippi.
Judge Almond w. Scott of the
District of Columbia Municipal
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
WHAT is 1T WE DO WANT
by Ruth Toylor

Do we really want peace? Do we won't security? Do
we won't prosperity Do we want chance to live our won
lives in our way?
No. this it NOT another article against war. 1t is not
against anything except seishness For if we could lick
seshness in men and notions we could master any and
every trouble that besets US.
We connot enforce peace. either in inrustrol or in
international relations But if honestly WANT peace,
they CAN have it, because they will put aside selfish in
terest to achieve the large gooI.
lawyer friend Of mine tells he always starts out
by trying to make his client his opponents side of the
case Thot once he succeeds in this, he generally can
oke the opponent see the clients side and the solution
that comes out Of mutual understanding Of each others
position is peaceful and permanent
Personally think that is good way to honde any
nrobIem But how to 40 about it? First have to be mott
voted by sincere desire to find solution to our diff
cues to do away with points Of disagreement We have
to act as though intend to live together in peoce
This does not mean giving in" or "oppeolng" We
have to sond firm for principle and not compromise or
hsiIy shoy If we do. will find ourselves blocked OFT
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07

into corner where have to fight just because didn't
make our position clear in the first place.
Next we have to consider opponents side and see
if we do not agree with of his views Once having
found these points of agreement then honestly end
fairly work out solution that will be just to both sides
There is peace Of any kind that will last unless is
founded upon absolute justice Over four hundred years
ago great Judge sod Reason is the life of the law noy
the common law itself is nothing also by reason" But how
often do we stoy reasonable after get into orgu
ment? We go into it with mental ship shoulder
Just looking for trouble We say wont peace but do
we?
If we do as individuals, as nation will work for
it, not AGAINST it, We can have peace both at home
and obrood The decision is up to Whot it we DO
WANT? Our own way, or fair deal for EVERYONE?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
Large Crowds
Attend Opening Of
Campbell College

A large crowd which included
ministers, presiding elders, laymeen
and laywomen from all sections OF
Mississippi and Louisiana, WHICH
make up the 9Th Episcopal Dist
riot, presided over by Bishop S. l..
Greene, attended the opening cere-
mony for the 1916 session of Camp
bell College here Tuesday.
The feature of the ceremony
was the opening day address by
DR.. T. M. Greene, pastor of Wash
ington, Penn. and brother OF the
Bishop. DR.. Greene praised the lay
men, laywomen, pastors and pres
iding elders of the district for their
loyalty and support given to Camp
bell College and the district pro-
gram. DR.. Greene predicted for the
institution an immediate new place
high among the institutions Of
higher learning, Of the nation.
Proceeding DR.. Greene, the Dir
ector of the newly instituted vet
ector of the newly instituted Vet
Grams Training Program at the
College, spoke of the great new
opportunity for Negro Veterans
and the urtherancfe the college
program of veterans training.
In presiding over the ceremony,
Bishop Greene reiteratd his often
spoken pledge of greater Camp
bill College already in evidence IN
the improvement and building pro-
gram, the success of which may be
easily seen by simply visiting the
college campus. The greatest pros
pect in one respect for the college
as seen by the Bishop the poss-
Utility of receiving early credit by
the crediting association for in
stitutions Of higher learning.
The Bishop said that the college
was opening one of it's most event
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
THE COMMON DEFENSE
HOW TO DESTROY PREJUDICE

Everyone can help to noke America united coun-
try and thus stronger country Here sugges
tions.
l. Be good neghbor. As good neghbor, you'll
help your friends recognize and rid themselves of poison
Gus and dvsve misconceptions. Simply by knowing peo-
pe by learning to respect them for the the men and wom-
en- they ore regardless of creed color you'll
learn the good and the truce thereby dsplonting all
misunderstanding and envy and oil shades of unseeing,
unreosoning, unhoIy rotreds.
2 Refue to spread lies and rumors about people of
different race religion The enemies of unity try in
every possible way to make all hate our neighbors If
they succeed shoII be divided nation If they fail we
sho be unte nation Stop those who would divide US by
refusing to repeat their lies and rumors.
g. Keep your chIdren's minds free Of prejudice. You
wont your child to be loved not hoed Therefore you will
teach them to love those with whom they in con-
toct You will Ieducote their minds to reject any sug-
qeson that they must shun eer at any other child who
doesn't happen to go your church whether ne be Goth
oIc, Protestant Jewish You must that your chill
dren are good citizens of America good citizens of the
world
4 Realize that must be judged as individuals :
not as members of groups Remember that mans relig
on be it Cohoc Protestant Jewish, the little
that yields him his belief in God it's much his
the home he lives in Remember it is not for Judge
by color race creed national origin but by the char
octer of their lives alone.
5 Encourage employers and employees to avoid dis
crimnotion If you employer, remember that the
man who applies for job is American. In all prob
obily he is veteran who fought to democracy Be
his name Kelly Cohen, Peterson judge him by only one
standard he qualified to fill the job? And if you are
an employee treat fellow worker fellow Ameri-
can Like or dislike him you choose but only on
the boss of what he soys ond does only his merits as
an individual Not because his religion racial back
ground moy differ from yours. Remember Am 3rieons
come in ALL races. colors, and creeds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07

omone Negroes being pointed out by those who hold to
thot view in justification of their position and argument
Thei rorsument Of course counter to the eternal
commandment Thou shalt not xiii" and the scored in
junction placing the self murderer beyond grace and re-
demption and combining him to immediate hell and damn
otion
Within the last twelve months, with two in the lost
thirty days there have been three Negro suicides in jack
son.
In the light Of the above argument the only for
this evident increase in the disposition Of the Negro to
commit suicide or take his life is the fact that he is at
last showing signs of acquiring greater culture.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN
MAKES BID FOR NEGRO
VOTE

Continued from Page II
city machines which are interest
ed only in perpetuating power and
graft or from the totalitarian
liberal group, which through its
Political Action Committee is
seeking to enlist colored voters in
its drive against civil liberties,
under the false banner of liberal
ism"
Although the Republican party
wrote into the Constitution three
separate amendments designed to
protect the freedom and equality
Of all citizens, Mr.. Reece said,
"tbare are still parts of this ma
ton III which outrageous dis
elimination is practiced.
"They are not thoes parts of
the country in which the Republic
can party controls the machinery
of government, but nevertheless,
the fact that such practices exist
at all constitutes blot upon the
American civilization.
He added that this country
Cannot continue to exist one-half
free and one-half Bilbo." Con-
tinuing, he said:
$50 long as the Democratic
party is constituted as it is at
present, it will not make any
serious attempt to abolish racial
prosecutions and abuses in our
southern states. 1t will not do so,
and it cannot do so. 1t cannot do
so because it must depend upon
the voters of that bloc of states
dominted by the un-American one
party system, to elect its candi-
dates for federal office. 1t will
not do so because so long as that
southern bloc persists in it's pres
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07

Court told the Elks' Cap and
Gown club last Monday that "If
the Ngro is ever going to have full
opportunities to life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness, he must
know his rights and how to fight
for them under the Constitution
of our country"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
Weed Control

Annual weeds among the worst
Of which are wild oats and mustard
continue themselves only by pro-
ducing new seed. Preventing seed
production and reseeding is a first
principle in successful control Of an
nual weeds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
Big Fish

The so-caned big Hatteras
Blues" weighing up to IA pounds,
which appeared of the North Caro-
lima coast in 1885, have never re-
turned. Some fishermen say they are
due back in 1949. No one knows why
the blues periodically reach this
size, nor where thew come from.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
Preserves Sugar

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 flavor. color and
shape.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
ARE NEGROES ACQUIRING GREATER CULTURE

One of the arguments often heard evidence OF the
Negroes lack of culture and the probobe impossby OF
his ever acquiring in sufficient quantity to be cossed
with other cultured groups the fact that no condition or
pressure of circumstances will cause Negro to commit
suicide or take his own life The low rate Of suicides
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07

full years with the largest and
best faculties from the standpoint
of trtoining and scholarship in. the
college history.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-09-07
Be GIamourous

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.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-16
Charles r. Perkins. Atty.
So r. Warren

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LHWIs RANDLE wINGFIELD
Plaintiff VS.. ROSA WINGFIELD.
Defendant.
No. 39i-72i
AZ session Of said Court held
a, the Courthouse in the CITY Of
Detroit on the day Of February s.
AID 1876
Present. Honorable VINCENT NJ.
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge.
In this cause it appearing by ar
fidavit on file that the defendant.
Rose Wingfield cannot he served
by process issued out N this Court
as she is not resident OF the
state ~ Michigan but resides IN
ne City OF Cordele. County Of
Crisp State OF Georgia.
on NOTION OF Charles n. Per-
kins Attorney for plaintih
II Is Ordered that the defendant
Rosa winefield appear and ans
wer the Bill Of Complaint in this
'anse within three (sl months
from the date NJ this Order. or
MAT said Bill he taken as confess
81 and that this order he published
according 10 law and copy thoi o
~ 10 served upon the defendant
by registered mail as required nv