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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL.

COLLEGE STUDENT viii DO personal
Shopping or So1s eo1auct town trip; car sys sysil-
is 4sts g. essa sSsr.s s2 N SHl Or aoR gs so
81 4 sFs r. srHR E. ,,5s 5sss Loan
s ffssSzsEsR was2s s2s a;sEs,s ;s :s%soo and
9Ns FiIh s'qs Bns56TT a'eeSsa ssa'P Psio A
DREssMAKNe. restyllng. alterations.
tssSs isimsrs sGsa SsB ss. FSst} FNaE
safe. Call DI. 1900 for inVestigated sitters,
JEWISH sf'' REST HoMEMfndividual G care:
1yz ysTse airy rooms best fed tFay seTyee
building reasonable: city OF suburbs VIC
TOR GEORGE, ov. 1927 ewes, Sat. and
sLip COVERS, drapeElss, seassgreads, van
! HAVE 21 burial sites in 9, choice section
bls Ct cfsaF oa CASH. n INV is %
so$ i s: NV: SA. s4$$ @ss
ing Camp, Ala years. boys and girls;
daily swimming with instructions. pony
riding on 150-aere farm; outdoor camp ac-
tivities; trained counselors: daily trans
portation at your convenience. 9401 Ga.
SIR SIR 81 eo1fRs, 1SRs drapsrle.-co. $500; l s.
day delivery; your fabric or ours; expert
workmanship. DAIGNFAUJT DECORA-
TORS
SLIP COVERS. draperies, upholstering;
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick, eff
i1s@ sHosTEsNd ifISS si Ss'eS co IsoS Hs st. NV
ExA ETJ,IpTS 1Sas' nrympry N1,Rsrry .eboo, n,ct-
up and deliver service, also dayand night
care. uN. 01s1. -25
VACANCY, private home; nursing care and
tray service; porch and large grounds.
reas. 6705 F st. ne, Seat Pleasant. Md
soNGwRITERs. ATTENTION! Music pub
fishing corp. (B M l. lic) will sell all,
part or help form sonEwriters coop. Phone
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.--Are you plan
ming TO remodel or build. Place your work
in confidant hands. Box 1851, Star.
SOLoIST, tenor. for church quartet: sight
reading essential. Box 1861. Star. q.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have mate;
rial Phone w. D; TAYLOR, 81. 3s42
sYss sfesgs Fri ad.iss ahd Sat DuD
ins, plasterinE, painting. etc; free estl-
RsMihToN iassdi '9SIS4 coN4TRHcr&a CO. re. All
BRICK SIDING, asbestos shinsles; hin J; paint.
Ing nss sna dssITsd sshsTdai sapaRss fFee eSfSseS
far prses A. ans sEEIYE GA p @
CARPENTRY. porches, screens. and in
eSisf eIs Ieps1s asnse' FeRa5Ss E. RM E
terraces. walks. chimneys, fTeplacss; ee-
Rte D0EehHfo f. HorneTs ans Rock s
CONCRETE. CEMENT WORK = Footings,
SD SE'sSd' snd new R07sais To Ss'tRiRs ah a'3f si
FENCES INSTALLED. wire or wood; our
prise prices y are 81 low our s,S work is good. A. R.
FLOOR sERvICE--Lowest prices in town.
Can for free estimates, TR. 1896. -23
EsSh asS ssasns nsshe Gshes dssna ms
ING ING eoNIEAsToRs, aDiS fNc.. isia WiS:on:
HEATfNGNoil furnaces and oil burners.
complete bot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
Enc iREasfsss Co. yF ss 's a. as SER'G aa
sfs; kIfeHiSs ms sHoli MobERNrzED. floor to ceiling
caSinets and Ttaey Stainless i" steel sinks;
worn hnoleum sink tops permanently re-
placed; general Improvements. MODERN
PAfNTISG. PAPERING. MENTIONING and
general hcme repairs by veteran. Terms
pAfsTISd asiifSS aad sd ssSs ssSsFns. floor sandlns
TF' ssss ss,IT $ssF $S% u j VIII diLsERf sfAS
FFAsfirlk7Gss FAfrk GsNdfSa az 3lis AsD PAINTING; work
gGarantsed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
PAPERiNG. PAINTING, floor retnishing
a. fair prices. A. R. sEELYE co. DI
RooF roc ,sna!. aEraIRs fetsg
RoboFiSGG AND sIDING-AsbestOs s.ains
and asphalt shingles laid by experts, Al
IS yrs experience IN home and build!nG
maintenance: other types Of repairs anc
services. inslGSing @ manuai insglatiqn I; ion FTss re-
SCREENS tMetal framed, and storm sash
1comeinea OF separate. AIR coMFoR7
terms; tfss ssaias:s ~ sSAFioszGI Il ISsfSSfs FSf ~
Roofng, siding. suttering, painting, paper
Ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
ments low EhCElilly leKuSs lot Tree eSII
REPAIR, REMODELING Carpenter an,
painting Small Jobs, etc Satisfaction
II is sosE ss YOU au neeS We
It. Basement to attic Screens q spe
cialty. II. & c. CONSTRUCTION co.
FIR. S66S. -2l
IRON WORK, nre escapes. steel trusses
light structural steel. DUPONT IROn
WORKS; INC; IA. 35se. 35se.s-al
GIL. o2ll Additions, alterations. remodel
ing, roofing and siding. Free estimates
Terms. Virginia work only. -22
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STORE FIXTURES.

STORE FIxTUREs--- -
{ s,t.3 ssstions , aGs,, ot wall shelving, g s7s
with blower SSa and -h.p, compressor, 9er 1900
T. total tota saberaets slo
I'D 81 BurTeTshs adding machine cash
o,si !, Sassf1fiss p meat chopper. 8 mos.
American q ,is sIicer, ssif-sharDensr
cost 81 sa4o sssa sssh nsa sssss ss6 s eds capacity
capacity. m aaea aonsis tase tess'ssiss sss s'a 'o0
a Can All R Sc S as4o 81 a ass fbyy bs Soa1 An s
eal es ox osa6 d Or 81. H0IGaa. ZIG. l'0lHsa0n
SEVERAL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES:
food d sna IN osn 7ssf seSsnd e1ssrd Sasnss eo
q theater and serving several large apt,
ns oeo sh less sa ehsn cash. hn0er
(2) Radio and refrigeration sales and
Travelled thoroushfsre in I1su an Arl; T. business
$1,000 includine ali retail stock, repair
. (s) An. ideal business location, IN the
it.. served With an alley in the rear and
es ssy 81 for use IS oees
entrance Of C.. & p. telephone ofice,
1914 N. irving St: excel. location for food
business or dress shop.
located a. Zones for Il apt tss project sss this well
with a lge shopping center, several schools
and churches, as well as frequent bus
transp. nearby is priced complete with
paved streets, city water and sewer, ready
tor il. immed d. eonstruetionr at an q. .esTs eXssp-
ksss1F. kssenssy cR l2v sos7 fsare DICK BAsssSlT4'
RIDGG .GG REALTY ~ oFFERsE,Das, doing
very low. rent; lone. lease; $4,000. lock
stock and barrel This business can def
nitely be worked up.
Grocery, doing S700 per week, attractive
store and apt; mostly white trade. Priced
Colored bar and grill, must be sold.
Doing. S70o wk. and better; top location.
Priced cheap, or viii consider partner.
Restaurant-For any man with. restau..
rant experience. responsible BACKGROUND
and I substantial cash This Is the best buy W
business. tI % and definiteis priced for sale. -
Bowling alley, nets SIT 200. per year.
Under new manasement, should net S2o,-
900 per year; Is alleys. fine location.
l Liquor Store. excellent colored location.
for Improvement Very low rental. good
lease. beautiful new fixtures Priced right.
DGs, doing SO 800 per week; rent, 500
per month; good lease; very hne white
location in NV; old-established neighbor-
hood store; $4,000. lock, stock and barrel.
RIDGE REALTY CO. 1918 Vermont
ave-, RE. 1878. Saturday and Sunday cali
Mr.. Greenland, OR. 5723. --22
Evening star., 1947-06-21
MOTOR TRAVEL.

IN nE 1s r,e.is 1890 aor Ts fs own
changed; cars to all cities; California
daily; 1921 N: Y, ave nv. RE; 6ss9. go
DRYING TO DEs MONIES. IOWA. by way
Call AT. 3736 after Z pm. or Sunday a m.
Leaving first of week. 22'
v two Or aa Tenty toF Frdny
pm, el2a, returning 7i11747 Cali Du-
pont 1000. Apt. $40. 22'
Los ANGELES. leaving about June 2S
Want, refined couple TO pay gas and oil
and share driving. 1947 oldsmobile sedan.
Ho. 1900, Apt. 42l, pm. to s pm; or
TWo COLLEGE STUDENTS want ride to
Texas or West Coast. Cali TR. s3l8 or
DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY Sunday. am,
take three. Cali Qlebe 5639. Call r
to 9 pm. Saturday
Evening star., 1947-06-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
short time; results guar: approved for GI
1706 q street NV, Me 400. RA. 5000.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
COLLEGE. 1910 q St. NV. DI. 1862.
REFRIGERATION .and air conditioning--
NsY sIasges HsT sarsing p ot aNRITFsysd
4 TECHNOLOGY, INC. 24So 18th st. NV
noNGffEtLow scHooL-summer session; !;
grades. Ist through 9th; limited classes.
Phone OIL. BLOC, WI e55s Il
Evening star., 1947-06-21
SITUATIONS WoMEk .tcons. ]

sWTTCHBoARD OPERATOR. experienced.
mtddle-ag part-time relief. Box 24e-L,
Star. 22s
TYPING done at home; statistical manu-
ssIy.ry sfspI ssenI Silver spps dpieTR ana
sH $3.50, sSs
WOMAN, D. c. teacher. capable, settled.
desires afternoon work for July; prefers
slider other work; has car EN-. 1851.
-22
YOUNG LADY. sxper2 desires position as
in physicians once Box IT'LL. Star. 21s
YOUNG LADY desires position, secretary
physician's ofice preferred Refined, De,
pendable. conscientious worker BOX IT.
l.. Star z2s
Evening star., 1947-06-21
HOME IMpRoyEMENT cos tcons.)

HOME SERVICE. decorating, painting. pa
pering Kentoning roofs repaired. painted.
All work guar. ME- 1884; Ho. 7019 IL
PAINTING, papering. plastering, floor re-
finishing. general home Improvements; 80
mos. to pay, Gail any time, IA. 6294. n.
RCSNER, established 30 yrs. ---22
THREE YRS. TO PAY--Painting. paper
ing, floor sanding; your home inside and
out; $40 mo-, no money down. MI. e6I6.
Evening star., 1947-06-21
BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY SALON, under new management.
Special on all permanents, Experienced
With La Romaine Beauty Shop RiEgs Bank
Bldg, 14th and Park rd., now. at the
Dodge Hotel. Specializing in spiral perm a :
nents for long hair. Call Ma. 546O for
appointment, 22s
Evening star., 1947-06-21
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VALET SHOP, includes entire EQUIPMENT:
In good condition; reasonably priced.
?444 Wis. ave-. phone WI. e15S. Ri
Evening star., 1947-06-21

CAMERA USERS, portable 3-light. Strobe
viii sell Tor $500 or best offer. sH. 20l3.
CAMERA. like new, 35-mm., As coated
lens lens leather lessher oa case filters, accessories;
sas Ike nsa Sea No s asenss nfs'e4 WI ssSs eTes
CAMERAs-Bargains in used cameras
nocalara and PTi other sSs photographic sV equip
Bsa Bsse w hz ssg "a eEk I'll sjsd sSs h Gsnesa g.
CAMEkA-5x3 B g. J, view camera. ~
sS. ineh lens aolders and tripod. Best otisr
sMEEAs ssa1 ssAe and soRHss cznHsa ssasa K
CHANGE. 141o New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS, photo and movie supplies,
sHast2es sfEs'f sEoTo oiPs co., sss
"a ays opp; Justice Dees .,nss. -
finest; movie cameras, projectors. new and
used; fully guar: trade-ins: largest stock
e all photo articles: free technical advice;
S sess psgt of Justies5 9 re H. S4sz' NV
earsna eAmEhAs eap aaEfro' M sszseRas eaa gsiaaiRe
caMEaa FANs0Baose sise. exposure
ss5 aen qssf gssNaR igR ss p a0 AVE- " s0oa
CAMERAS AID EQUIP. Sl5 10th st. NV.
Movie & neutrality-suspicious. rent
ais. FULLER IL d,ALBERT. NC. Ma
cAMERAs--Leica. con.ax. EoIliaex: Speed
Graphics for sale. SOMMER'S CAMERA
EXCHANGE, 14I0 New York ave. NV.
CAMERA, German Agfa, 35 nm. e 8 lens.
shutter t.b. III 1900 Sec, case. Aim car
CAMERA, Speed Graphic, AXIS. anniversary.
range finder, case, holders, complete
Evening star., 1947-06-21

s cabins completed
centeral heating p
Wa ashington on y.
good year-around b
appointment only. ]
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Fails To Take
Negro Youth In
Training Plan

Washington, d. G. (NNPA). -
Although War Department plans
for universal military training pro-
vide for the inclusion of colored
men, a spokesman for the depart
ment last Monday admitted that
colored youths are being ignored
in an experimental unit which will
be set up at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
The unit will comprise a group
of 664 teen-age volunteers who will
undergo as a test the universal
military training program which
the Army hopes Congress will
adopt. The War Department said
no colored teen-agers will be in
Guided in theg roup Of IS and 10
year old youths, who will repre-
sent an educational and geograph-
ical cross-section of the country.
To better learn how to cope
with illiteracy, forty of the teen
ayers selected for this training will
be illiterates.
Brigadier General John M. De-
vine of the Second Armored Diyi-
sion will command the trainees,
who have voluntarily enlisted for
"a period of eighteen months or
three years.
The group will have it's own
court of seven trainees, and an Of
ficer will serve in an advisory ca
pacity to teach he trainees self
government and to protect the
rights of the accused.
The training the 664 youths will
receive approximates the Army's
universal military training plan
and will include an educational pro-
gram emphasizing vocational train
ing, development of hobbies, cur
rent affairs and modern languages.
The experimental unit will have
it's own recreation hall, barrackc,
mess hall, administration build
ings, library and newspaper, as
well as it's peerless PIX.
The men will be divided into
these platoons: Three infantry, two
artillery, one anti-aircraft, two ar
mored cavalry, ne engineer,
signal, ordnance, quartermaster,
medical, transportation and chem
ical warfare. >.s
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Holiday Activities
AT Fit. Bliss Are
Representative

FORT BLISS, TEX. = The of
ficers of the 4001st Detachment
and the 450th Antiaircraft Artii-
lery automatic Weapons) Battal-
ion, stationed at the Antiaircraft
Artillery and Guided Missile Cen
ter located here, this week COM
bined talents with their Chaplain,
Captain Elisha B. McNair, to pro-
mote large scale holiday activi.
ties for their troops. These ac-
tivities were representative of
what went on in most Army
camps throughout the country
during the holiday week.
In the Units area a hugh Christ
mas tree with more than 100 col
ored lights rivaled all other deco
rations on the post. The mess
hall, decorated in the holiday
spirit, was the scene of Christ
mas dinner an equally large New
Years Day dinner was planned for
January 1, 1947. The men were
encouraged to invite their fam
lilies and friends to be their
guests during the holiday activ-
tiles and made much of the OPP
portunity.
Between Christmas and New
Years Day, parties, both formal
and informal were held by vari-
GUS organizations of the two units.
In keeping with War Depart
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
National Groups
Comply With
Lobby Law

Washington, d. c., (NNPA). -
Persons registered as lobbyists
under the law requiring lobbyists
to register, as shown by the quar-
terly reports of the acting Clerk
of the House and the Secretary of
the Senate to the Congress last
Friday, included the following:
Clark Foreman, president Of the
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare, 1877 B street southeast;
salary, $4,000 a year; maximum
expenses, $4,000, plus actual tray
cling expenses.
Milo Manly, National Council for
a Permanent FEPC, $50 F street
northwest; salary, SIS week; ex-
penses not yet determined.
Leslie L. Perry, legislative repre-
sentative, National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie, 100 Massachusetts avenue
northwest; salary, $4,000 a year;
expenses reimbursed as incurred.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Jonuory II. l947

ment policy to allow as many men
as possible to go home for Christ
mas, approximately twenty-five per
cent of the upit's personnel were
permitted to spend the holidays
with their families in distant
parts of the country. Another
twenty-five per cent Of the men
were extended pass privileges dur
ing the holidays.
The following officers are now
on duty with the two organiza-
tons: Captain Thomas L. GARY,
New York City, commanding Of
ficer of the AAA (AW) Battalion;
Cap. Freeman M. Cause,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Jim Crow Suit
Settled For $4,000

NEW YORY, N. Y. - (NNPA)-
Mrs. Nina Beltram, 86S Union
avenue, the Bronx, who charged
she was forced to enter a Jim
Crow coach while en- route from
New York to Columbia, South
Carolina, has accepted a settle
ment of $4,000 in a suit against
the Seaboard Air Line Reilway,
the law firm of Neuberger, Sha-
piro & Rabinowitz announced last
Friday.
While she was travelling with
her 5-year old son on August z,
1945, she said, she was ordered
at Raleigh, North Carolina, to en-
ter a different coach and that,
finding no space, she returned to
her seat in the white" coach.
A policeman, summoned by the
conduct at Hamlin, North Caro-
lima, punched her and forced her
to go back into the Jim Crow car,
she charged.
The suit, filed in the United
States Court for the southern dis
trict of New York in October,
1915, asked damages of $4,000 for
injury and violation of civil rights.
Mrs. Beltram's attorney, Sam
uel P. Shapiro, termed the set
Element ''a great victory in the
fight to end Jim Grow in this
country"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Haitian Rubber
Agreement
Cancelled

Washington, D. c., (NNPA) -
In accordance with mutual cancel
lation provisions, a rubber purchas-
ing agreement with Haiti expired
December 81, the State Department
announced last Tuesday. Similar
agreements also expired with Ecua-
dor and Bilivia.
Haiti was one of seventeen rub
reproducing countries of the wes-
tern hemisphere with which this
country made exclusive rubber pur-
chasing agreements in 1912 to faci-
litate production and purchase OF
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Indict Two For
Beating Witness In
Ga. Lynch Case

Athens, Ga. (NNPA) - Two
white men were arranged before
a federal court commissioner here
last Saturday on charges of beat
ing a 10-year-old Walton County
colored youth because he would
not divulge his testimony before
the federal grand jury which in
vestigated the mass lynching OF
four colored persons in Walton
County last summer.
James Bradley Werner, sc, and
his brother, Tom, &c, were brought
before United States Commission
er j. I. Hiddlebrook. They waiv-
ed hearing and bail for their re-
lease was fived at $4,000 each
pending trial at the next term of
federal court.
The men were arrested on a
complaint sworn out by E. j. Folz,
agent in charge of the. FBI office
at Atlanta, who was given details
of the beating several days ago
in an interview with the youth
who was accompanied to the FBI
offive by several colored leaders
of Atlanta.
C. A. Scott, editor of the At
lanta World, was quoted as saying
in Atlanta that federal agents
questioned the youth at length.
TIE youth, Golden Lamara How
ard, allegedly was beaten by the
Werner brothers and various 9TH
er persons" unknown to the fed
eral authorities. The alleged beat
ing took place at Monroe, near the
scene of the lynching, on or about
January 1.
The federal complaint alleged
the Verners "conspired with each
other and with various other Gun
known) persons "to injure How
ard because of his appearance be-
fore the grand jury.
The FBI said James Werner adj
united beating Howard but claim
ed he did it to settle an old per-
sonal grudge. Two postols were
found in James room at Gratis,
Georgia, when the brothers were
arrested. Tom Werner was on
leave from military service and
was under orders to report back
to Fort Bragg, North Carolina,
last Monday.
Howard showed up in Atlanta
the day after his alleged beating.
Under the auspices of Mr.. Scott
he related the following story:
Two men, whom he knew, came
to the Monroe ice plant, where he
works, about 4:30 pm. Wednes-
day, January 1. One asked him
what he told the grand jury and
when he replied, 81 didn't tell 'em
nothing because l didn't know
nothing" the man cursed and &C
cused him of lying and Started
hitting me in the face with his
fist"
One of the men drew a pistol
and they marched him to a COW
stall at the rear of the plant where
they cheat me with their fists and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Republicans May
Stop FiIibuster

WASHINGTON, d. C.,-(NNPA)
Several Republican Senators last
Monday were pledged to seek a
change in present Senate rules to
stop filibusters.
Senator William F. Knowland,
Republican, of California, said he
has drafted bill to shut or end
less talk.
Senator Robert A. Taft, Of o.,
and Wayne Morse, of Oregon, Re-
publicans, likewise urged amend
ment of Senate rules to prevent
filibusters.
All three of these Senators
favor a change in the cloture rule
to permit a simple majority to
impose cloture whenever it is be-
lieved that debate on measure
has been sufficient.
Senator Morse said his proposal
would limit debate to three hours
for each Senator once cloture has
been voted by majority.
During the filbuster over the
seating of Theodore G. Bilbo last
Friday Senator Taft served notice
that he favored a change in the
10
Resort to a filibuster in such
an unimportant matter, for such
a wholly inconsequenttial purpose,
namely, to prevent the temporary
postponement of this question
until the Senate can organize it
SELF" he declared, ''is SO unjusti-
fable that it seefs to me that if
those who are conducting the fill
buster, who are preventing the
swearing in of thirty-five Senators
from other states, are not willing
to change their minds, they are
going to face a complete change
in the rules of the Senate"
Senator Morse said that until
the cloture rules are amended in
a manner that will make it i'm
possible to conduct a filibuster a.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Lesson iof January IL

lesson subjects and Scripture teyts Sc
lected and copyrishted by lnterhauonaI
Council of Religiou. Educshop. USED py
permission.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Close CuninE

One way to improve dairy herd
ls to Gull out the low producers that
do not pay their way. Although
great emphasis is placed on scien
tiic breeding-as the only way Ia
make any lasting improvement IL
the productivity of dairy herds
close culling should continue to be
practiced
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
THE AUTHORITY OF JESUS

LESSON TEXT-John 2:1.I6
MEMORY SELECTION - whatsoever
he saith unto you, do it,>@sohn IN.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11

over the head with the pistol"
There, they asked him if he told
the jury "that they came to the
ice plant on tie day of the lynch
ing and cleaned some guns. told
them l didn't"
The beating lasted 10 or Is
minutes" and then the men order
ed him to go home.
The grand jury reported at Ath-
ems on December 10 that it had
not been able to fix the identity
of any of the group of armed men
who shot to death two men and
their wives at a lonely highway
bridge last summer. Federal Judge
T. Hoyt Davis accepted the report,
but ordered the jury to be held
in readiness to consider any posi-
BILE evidence which may be brought
to light.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11
Hard to Spin Mohair

Hard to SPIN M0halr
Mohair, the fine lustrOus hair Of
the Angora goat, Is harder to spin
than wool, because tbs hair scales
are not 90 fully developed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11

natural crude rubber and it's i'm
portation into the United States.
The agreements were of an in
ternational nature, with the Rubber
Development Corporation acting sa
the United States Government
agency responsible for their nipple
mentation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11

6un-glasses should not be worn ut
night In driving automobiles, warns
the Better Vision institute. Tinted
glasses reduce the glare Of ap-
preaching headlights. but they also
reduce visibility by cutting down the
light, already dim, entering the eye
at night. thus increa sing hazards.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-01-11

gainst the wishes of a majority
in the Senate, democratic govern
ment in America will be imperiled.
He promised to continue to press
for the establishment of rules of
the Senate which will prevent
rule by minority
Evening star., 1947-06-22
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WARl. 2:0O-The American Legion base
ball game reported.
W6AY. 2:30-Don Bell gives an eyewitness
account of Japan's first line Of defense against
invasion, the caves Of dealt"
W6AY, 2:45-The history Of the jonker
diamond reeounied.
WT0P. 3:00-Handers The Faithful aep-
herd" Faure's "PeIleas and Melisande" and
Brahms "Serenade in D Major" are heard.
WBec. 3:o0-"Youth and Athletic" is the
topic.
WMAL, 3:t5-An address by Supreme Court
Justice Robert H. jackson al 81. Lawrence Uni.
yeHify's goth commencement exercises.
WRc. .5.00-Sainf Saen's "Rondo caprie.