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Evening star., 1947-03-09

Miss Geraldine Elizabeth Reid,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w.
Reid, ST., Of Alexandria. and Mr..
Edward Daniel Mass, jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mass OF Washington, were
married Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock by the Rev. j. T. Allen In
the Del Ray Methodist Church. A
reception at the George Mason
Hotel followed the ceremony.
Given In marriage by her father,
the bride wore an ivory satin gown
with lace bodice, and her finger
tip veil was held by Juliet cap Of
seed pearls. -
Mrs. Paul Lee was the matron Of
honor and her gown was Of blue net
and her flowers were pink roses.
The ether attendants were Mrs. w.
H. Dussinger, Mrs. j. E. Reid and
Mrs. H. w. Reid, jr. They all wore
chiffon gowns Of pastel shades and
all carried arm bouquets Of spring
flowers. Martie Petersilia was the
ringbearer and Edith Petersilia,
wearing a white net over blue satin
gown, was the flower girl.
Mr.. Mass was best man for his son
and the ushers were Mr.. Lee, Mr..
]. E. Reid and Mr.. H. w. Reid, jr.
After a Northern wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Norfolk.
Mr.. Mass attended Southeastern
University.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Julian e. Holman Of Chicago, and
the granddaughter Of the late Rep
resentative and Mrs. Henry B. Stea-
gall Of Alabama. She was given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Law.
She wore a cream satin period gown
with a train and Illusion veil and
she carried sheath OF Madonna
lilies.
Miss ]. Madeline Asmus was the
maid of honor and the bridesmaid
was Miss Jean Carroll. Mary Gene
Holman was the flower girl and
Master Frank Foster. jr., was ring
bearer. Serving as pages were the
brides brother, Henry Steagail Hol-
Evening star., 1947-03-09

man, and her cousin, Henry steagali
Law.
Best man for 1t. Asmus. who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover E..
Asmus Of Union City, N. j., was Mr.;
y. Knox Holman, IT,. brother Of the
bride. Seating the guests were 1t.
Ed Collins and 1t. Walter Dumas.
Mrs. Asmtl5 attended schools in
Washington, was q Nurses Aide dur
ing the war and later attended the
University Of Alabama. Her hls-
band is graduate Of Randolph Ma
con Military Academy and after
spending . year at Drew University,
he was graduated from the Military
Academy at West Point In 1916.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Mss SalHe Holman
" eds Army Officer

!. In the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Hubert Law Of Ozark, Ala, Miss Sal
lie Mae Holman became the bride Of
1t. Grover Woodrow Asmus, U.S.A.,
on March /. The Rev. D. r. Slaugh-
ter. pastor OF the Ozark Methodist
Church, officiated at the double ring
ceremony. The couple took q short
wedding trip to Florida and win
make their home In Columbus, Ca,
where 1t Asmus Is stationed at Fort
Benning.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs.
Steagan Holman of Ozark and Mr..
Evening star., 1947-07-01

04Oh0 'Oh 0AASOh WI. 4s4S
Air Conditioned.
RONALD coLMAN,. PEGGY CuMMINs
in the Pulitxer Comedy.
"The Late George Apley."
At 8, 7:45 and Gas. (Coming-'THE
BEST YEARS or OUR LIVES" Next Week.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

NYNNF0V Kennedy Mr.. 4th NV.
HAHssNA~ RA. $500. Mot. ! PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith,
1:05, 3:15, $40, 7:25, 9:35. Cartoon.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
By Thomas c. Buchonon

By 1homos c. buehonon.
Romance, rather than the lure Of
other jobs, Is causing many Ameri-
can nurses to leave their profession,
according to the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics.
In a survey Of $4,000 nurses made
public today, the agency found that
less than 10 per cent Of those who
have stopped nursing sought en-
ployment In other fields. Most Of
them Just wanted to get married,
and found family life interfered
with their career.
Many potential nursing students,
moreover, are turning to other oc-
cupations where pay is higher and
the work easier, the survey found.
Chief complaints Of the nurses
were lack Of provision for retire
ment and security against unem-
ployment, necessity of working night
and split shifts, poor locker and rest
room facilities for nonresident
nurses, and assignment to inferior
duties.
Washington nurses are better paid
than their sisters In other sections
of the country. though living costs
are higher here, the survey revealed.
District nurses last fall received
an average starting pay Of $145 a
month If they occupied hospital
quarters AID $170 for nonresidents.
Experienced nurses got at least $15
a month above these figures.
In recent months, the trend here
has been upward, with the great
est advance registered at Gallinger
Hospital, which now pays 1854 a
year or $220 a month starting pay
with increases thereafter up to $3,397
Evening star., 1947-07-01

O4AhAAA~sAN RA. 24oo. Mat. ! PM.
HealthfuIIy Air Conditioned,
Last Day, Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman
In "The Yearlins' Gin Technicolor), at
1:25, 4, $40, 9:25. Cartoon.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

very disappointed because Of a
probable shelving of Rex Harri-
sons Escape" In England. She
was all set to 60 over as his lead
ing lady.
Mark Stevens tells me at 10th
that there has been no talk yet Of
divorce. "But we can never recon-
cile," he says grimly. He won't tell
what happened. He left yesterday
for Chicago for the premiere Of
II Wonder Who's Kissing Her
Now" Anna Neagle has high
hopes Of landing Spencer Tracy in
her deal with Metro whereby they
release her "Piccadilly Incident"
and "The Courtneys Of Curzon
Street" in this country. Anna is
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Survey Shows Marriage Luring
Muny Nurses From Profession

10 year. under civil service provi-
sions.
From this there are some deduc-
tions, but nurses on night work get
q 10 per cent bonus.
Local private duty nurses receive
SO for an eight-hour day IL af1h-
ated with official Graduate Nurses
Association registry, though some
registries permit higher fee.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Graham
Continued From Page B-1o.)

weeks with his band. Betty will
stay here and recuperate from the
serious illness that followed the
birth Of her baby. :. . Henry Fonda
tells me that he is sea green with
jealousy about Jimmy Stewart land
ing Harvey" In New York. "I'm
going to do a play, too, in New
York." says Hank, "but not until
1949-I have too many movie COM
Merle Aberon Is
Evening star., 1947-07-01

ThKnMA 4fh Bvtfernvt Sts.
AAAVA"A cE. 1872. Parking spoes
Today and Tomorrow, Laraine Day,
Robert Mitchum, Brian Aherne in THE
Locket." at q. 8, 10. March of Time.
Y0RK Go. Ave. ( Quebec Pl. NV.
eSeAes RA. 400
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Joel McCrea,
Veronica Lake in "Ramrod." at 6, 1850,
Evening star., 1947-07-01

very proud at having topped all
British and American stars in the
annual picture-goer poll. Greg
ory Peck's reply was nice when he
was told that he had won the mems
part Of the poll. my name should
not be above Ralph Richardson's, !"
he said. Jeanne Grain hasn't yet
sent her pet Lion. "Shah-Shah," to
the San Diego xoo-and now the
neighbors have complained to the
police. They say that Shah Shah"
is a hazard to life.
released By the North American
Newspaper Allisncs)
Evening star., 1947-07-01

EYc0 s24@ Go. Ave.. Silver Spring
S~SV SH. 254o. Parking Space
Today. and Tomorrow, John Payne.
June Haver in Wake Up and Dream
lin Technicolor), at 6:25, 9:35; Robert
West,S at g.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

AVE- GRAND as Pa. Ave. Sc.
sasA' NAsAHN~ Ii. 24o6
Today and Tomorrow, Joel McCrea,
Veronica Lake in "Ramrod," at 6:15,
sos, ,9:55
Evening star., 1947-07-01

Soap continues to grow scarcer
and dearer in South Africa.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

Avail m 1912 Conn. Ave. NV.
AAO" Wo. $500
HealthfulIy Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Fred MacMurray,
Paulette Goddard in Suddenly It's
Spring" at &, $50, 9:45. March Of
Evening star., 1947-07-01

0TNN Pa. Ave. at 9TH Sc.
Asss~ FIR. $500. Mot. ! Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day, Special Engagement the
Academy Award Picture, "Best Years
Of Our Lives" Fredric March, Myrna
10y, Dan Andrews, Teresa Wright, at
1880, $3.50, 6:45, 9:40. Special Prices
76c; Nights 81 20; Children. at Ali
Times, SOC (All Prices Include TAXI.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

cnI 0HY 1925 Go. Ave. NV.
SS"s CE. $500
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Errol Flynn IN
"Sea Hawk" (Reissue), at 6:55, 0:20.
Evening star., 1947-07-01

hD0I IN 624 II 81. NE.
Sse ~A~O FIR. $500
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Don De Fore,
Ann Harding in 'It Happened On
Fifth Avenue" at Z, 9:35. March Of
Evening star., 1947-07-01

IYpTnWN Conn. Ave. & Newark
VI AUWN Wo. 500 Nat. ! PM.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow, Ronald Colman,
Peggy Cummins in Late George Ap-
ley" 1t 1:2O, 1928, 5:25, 1880, $50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26

il ne DO usodil reci: ''Morasw
Proved jo ljubi. In ona to We.
In tako nj drugega, nego bole-
cino pozabiti in narediti, da DO
ia ura srecna. Toda kako je S
tisto drugo resnico - da v lju-
bezni nj prestanka, nj pocitka ?
Zalivaj cvetlico Sc tako sko-
po, rasla ii bo, dokler ne pride
MEN cas-, in DO utrgana To
zelenico v puscavi - teh pet
minut, ko je bill Z MO sam -
je previhraval skozi in skozi
vrocicen veter. Da bi bila tesne-
je skup! Kako maj 81 tega ne
zeli? Kako maj ne hrepeni po
njenih ustnicah, ko j SINE po-
ljubiti samo roko? In kako maj
ga ne zastrupi misel, da ga bo v
nekaj minutah zapustila in sc
vrnila k tistemu drugemu, XII sc
il studi, in jo bo vendar sme]
videti in Sc je dotikati, kada1
DO hotel? Slonela je vznak ma
istem stolu, kjer jo je gledal v
sanjah, in upal 81 je sesti same
k njenim hogan in gledati k nj
cd spodaj navzgor. In to, kar b
mu bilo pred osmimi dnevi "a
maknjenost, mu je bilo zda.
skoraj muka, ker je tako dalef
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
spojen z MO kakor je vonj

spojen z MO kakor je vonj S
cvetlico?
Cakal je, da je odprl sele, ko
je zacul pred vrati njene sto-
pinje. Vstopila je brez vsake
besede, niti pogledala ga nj. In
tudi on nj izpregovoril besede,
dokler nj zaprl vrat. Nato sta
sc obrnila drugi proti drugemu.
Meme prsi so pod tenko obleko
nekoliko plale, toda bila je mir
nejsa cd MEGA tisto cudovito
ravnodusnostjo, XII jo imajo le-
pc zenske v vseh nakljucjih
ljubezni, kakor, ces: To je mo-
je pravo ozracje.
Stala sta in Sc gledala, kot da
sc ne moreta nagledati, dokler
nj nazadnje on izpregovoril:
'Mislil sem, da bonn umrl, do
kler nj prisel ia trenutek. Nj je
minute, ko ne hrepenim po tebi
tako strasno, da komaj Twin"
"Ali mislis, da JAZZ ne hrepe-
MIN po tebi?"
"Torej pridi k meni!"
Otozno ga je pogledala in od-
kimala.
Sal je vedel, da ne bo hotela.
Ne zasluzi je. Po kaksni pravi-
ci bi smell cd ME zahtevati, da
hi Sc spustila v boj S svetom, Sc
postavila vsemu po robu, imela
tako zaupanje vanj - ze zdaj?
Nj incl srca, da bi sill z bese-
! dami vanjo, ker mu je prihajala
do una porazna resnica, da Sc
ne more vec odlocati "a to ali
ono; tako ljubeznijo, kakrsna
je njegova, je nehal biti poseb-
no bite svojo posebno voljo.
Zrasel Sc je Z MO, in zdaj more
delati samo, ako sta njena in
njegova VOLTA emo. Nikdar 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26

XII je bill tako blizu izpolnitve!
In naslonil Sc je nazaj, BE we'd
no s smehljajem ma ustnicah,
in opazoval muhe, XII so krozile
in Sc lovile okrog visece sve-
tiljke. sestnajst jih je bio in
krozile so in sc lovile - brez
prestanka!
Dvanajsto poglavje
Ko je prisla Olivia IL Lenna-
move delavnice zopet v svojo
temno, malo vezo, je stopila v
alkovo in pogledala najprej ma
obesala "a klobuke. Vsi trije so
bill tam: cilinder, trdi nizki in
slamnik! Torej je on donna! In
v vsakem klobuku po vrsti, sc
il je zdelo, da vidi glavo svoje-
ga moza - obrazom obrnje.
MIN cd ME - tako natanko, da
Ije opazila usnjeno kozo njego-
vega lica in tilnika. In mislila
je: "Bog daj, da bi umrl! Greh
je, in vendar - Bog daj, da b
umrl!" Nato je sla potihem, de
je ne bi slisal, v svojo spalni.
co. Vrata v njegovo oblaeilnicc
so bila odprta, in sla je, da b
jih zaprla. Tam je stal pri oknu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26

zaostajalo "a njegovim kopr-
nenjem.: Muka je jbila tudi pri-
lagajati svoj glas trezni milini
njenega glasu. In bridko je mi
sill: kako lie more tu sedeti in
81 ne zeleti meme, kakor 81 ze-
linn JAZZ ME? Nato pa, ko so Sc
mu dotaknili njeni prsti las, Sc
nj mogel vec premagati in j je
poljubil ustnice. Udala sc mu je
samo "a sekundo.
''Ne, ne ne smes"
To zalostno presenecenje ga
je pri prici Htreznilo.
Vstal je, Sc odmaknil in jo
prosil, maj mu oprosti.
In ko je odsla, je sedel ma
stol, kjer je sedela pref ona.
Tistega njenega dotika, po-
ljuba, XII jo. je prosil, maj ga po-
zabi - pozabi! - mic vec mu
ga ne more vzeti. Nj naredi]
prav; prestrasil jo je, nj Sc IL
kazal kavalirja! In vendar -
smehljaj najvisje blazenosti mu
je igral ma ustnicah. Ceprav mu
je bilo nasploh tezko ustreci
81 je skoraj domisljal, da je to
vse, Cesar 81 je zelel. Da more
zdaj zapreti oci in preminiti
preden mu izgine ia trenutek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
"A! ST donna! Ali 81 kje BIZ

"A! ST donna! Ali 81 kie BIZ
la?" ~:-. T.. ~
~ nacijonalni Galeriji.."
. To je bio prvic, da Sc nu je
naravnost zlagala, in presene-
tilo jo je, da ne cuti ne sramu
ne strahu, temvec rajsa nekako
zadovoljstvo, da ga je prevari-
la. On je sovraznik, tenn bolj
sovraznik, ker Sc ona Sc vedno
bori s seboj in --- kako zago-
netno!. - zanj.
"Sama?"
"Sama."
"Precej pusto, ali ne? JAZZ bi
81 bill mislil, da 81 vzela mladega
Lennana seboj."
'Zakaj?' :
Instinktivno je posegla po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
(Nadaljevomje)

Mehke belle meglice - ii sve-
til vodni angelji, XII nikdar dol
60 ne izostanejo - so ze zacele
razprostirati krila mad gozdovi;
in veter sc je unesel, tako da sc
je mad vodo zgostila dremotna
toplota in poletno sumotanje.
Start vrtnar je dokosil in prisel
kosarico zrnja krmit golobe.
Lenann jih je gledal, kako so
grnili k MENU in kako so Sc
grivarji, ljubki in preserni, dr.
zali v svoji jati. Namestu star
ca je videl pravzaprav MO, ka-
ko krni IL roke te Venerine
ptice. Kaksno skupino bi uteg-
nil ustvariti; MO z golobi, XII po-
sedajo po Mi in jo obletajo. Da
je njegova, kaj vse bi lahko ma
redil, da bi jo ovekovecil - ka-
kor start Grki in Italijani, XII so
oteli svoje ljubice casu in poza-
bi! >.
V svojem londonskem stano-
vanju je bill dive uri, preden je
je smell pricakovati. Ker je zivel
tn sam, in je prihajala samo
vsako jutro "a emo ali dive uri
postreznica, XII je vzdignila prah
in spet odsla, mu nj bilo treba
opreznosti. In ko je pripravil
cvetlic in sadja in peciva, XII je
bill preprican, da ga ne bosta
jela - ko je pogrnil mizo "a
caj in je vsaj dvajsetkrat OBJ
hodil sobo, je sedel knjigo v
roki poleg malega okroglega
okna, da bi cakal, kedaj DO pri-
sla. Tam je sedel cisto mirno,
ne da bi bill tudi besedico pre-
bral; neprenehoma 81 je mocil
sure ustnice in vzdihoval, da bi
81 olajsal kipece srce. Naposled
je zagledal, da prihaja. Stopala
je tik oh hisnih ograjah, pogle-
dala nj ne ma desno ne ma levo.
V batinasti obleki in S slamni-
kom najbledejse rjave barve z
ozkim trakom il crnega zame-
ia. Preeila je stransko ulico, Sc
"a hip ustavila, sc magic ozrla
in sc odloeno namerila naprej.
Zakaj jo tako ljubi? Kaj je
skrivnost meme privlacnosti?
Gotovo ne zavedno mamljenje.
Nikdar nj nobena zenska sku-
sala mani mikati. Najmanjse
malenkosti Sc nj mogel spomni-
IT,. XII bi jo bila naredila, da bi
ga zvabila k sebi. Ali je bila ne
mara bas njena pasivnost, njen
prirojeni ponos, XII nj nikdar nj
cesar ponujal ali zahteval, ne
XII mehak stoicizem v njenem
znacaju; to in nekak skrivno-
sten car, tako nezen in notranje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
26. junija 1947

najdrznejsem odgovoru; in z IL
ca il nj bio nicesar citati. Ako
je bill on mocnejsi cd nje, je BIZ
la ona bistroumnejsa cd MEGA.
Povesil je oci in rekel:
"Njegova stroka, ne?" J.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
Posluga
POPRAVIMO STREHE IN
zLEBOVE
Tocna postrezba.
ME 27l4.

PREPROGE - TAPETE
SGISTIMO IN POPRAVIMO
Tocna in zadovoljiva postrezba
20 izurjenih delavcih. Ma vasemu
domu ali v naSi izdelovalnici.
BUCKEYE CARPET CO.
4059 Hough Ave.
RE Ol5O - Elk 1867 - RE 0234
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
ZemIji$Ga

HiSa ma 1912 Lake Front. Lastnik
gre izven mesta, mora prodati.
SIS sob, garaze. Ia nitro prodajo,
$1O,5OO. Ii 1880.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-26
Della "a zenske

fIisna opravila: zenska ali dvojica;
mora biti dobra kuharica, moz
lahko della drugje. Tedenska plaza.
YE 0e00 ali chagrin Falls 1920 po
Is. uri zvecer. -
Pantry Girl: dobra plaza poleg ODE.
dov; $125 mesecno. MaYtield
Country Club. Mayfield-Sheridan
Rd., EV O826, in vprasajte "a Chef.
Cafeteria Wagon Girl; prijazne zu-
nanjosti; cd 2: pop: do 9: ~; Pla-
Ga cd ure. Mr.. Germanovich -
HARRIS.SEYBOLD. 45l0 K. II St.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02
Funeral Rites Held
For Truman's
Mother

Grandview, Mo July 20 (Spec-
ial) - A simple funeral service
read in the plain old fashioned
parlor of her home, were the last
rites administered here Monday
for Mrs. Martha Ellen Truman,
age Ga, mother of the President of
the United States.
The service at the eemetary was
also simple. A prayer and brief
scripture reading ended, the body
was lowered and the ceremony
was over.
Cardinals, roses, white orchids
and gladiolas, flowers from the
President family covered the cas-
ket.
The Presidents Mother died Sun
day as the president was enroute
to her bedVside by plane from
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02
Segregation Stunts
Negro's Growth,

Nashville, Tenn - Segregation,
imposed from witrout, is the rigid
determinent Of the Negroes status
in the United States. This kind of
segregation of which the Negro
is a victim not only stigmatizes
it sets him off as inferior
and unwanted. 1t prevents his
natural, normal growth . P.
L. Prattis, executive editor, PIT
TSBURGH COURIER told the
American Missionary Association
Race Relations Institute, Fisk I'm
iversity, this week.
Continuing, he stated that the
deadly effect of segregation is i'm
partial it stunts the growth
of any group, regardless of race
or color. In spite of segregation,
individual Negroes, by the scores
and hundreds, have attained hei-
gifts which have marked them as
distinguished participants in and
contributors to the common cul-
ture of American. But the great
body of Negroes, blindly and vain
ly seeking to orient themselves in
the general culture, has failed to
find footing CIR rootage. Hemmed
and checked by segregation, they
founder futilely inside cultural
concentration camps said
the speaker.
The Negro must be assured a
fifth freedom, the freedom to
grow. He will not be able to grow
normally and naturally as other
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02
More Rape
Suspects Held Here

Two more rape suspects were
being held in the Kinds County
Jail here for safe keeping when
two Negro men were reported as
being held for the Harrison Co
unity Sheriff in connection with
the rape of 80 year old White
Woman on July Is, at Henderson
Point bn the Mississippi Gulf
Coast.
The two suspects were listed as
Adolph hurry "a, and Samuel
Smith, 27, of Gulport. While as
serting that the two men had
something to do with the incident
Harrison County Sheriff Mexie
Brodus said that no charges had
been made against them when
they were brought here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02

ed out that there are less than a
dozen Negro men in Jackson in
the almost White class all of
whom are widely known to both
races throughout the city for their
fine character and business activ-
tiles.
By Tuesday night five negro men
had beeen brought before the at
tempt victim but none were identi-
fled as the assailant.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02
Funeral Services
Held For Vivian
Gordon

Funeral service were neld at
Cenral Methodist Church here
Monday morning, for ivian Gordon
well known barber of the Big -Four
Barbershop, who died at his home
Friday after a lingering illness.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lille Gordon.
The funeral rites were conduct
ed by J. d. Wheadon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02
Mob Violence
Feared, Suspect
Removed

F'ayette, Miss July % - (DSN)
- Fear of mob violence cause Co
unity Law enforcement Officers
here Monday to rush Willie Wash.
ington, Jefferson County Negro
to the mob proof Kinds County
Jail in Jackson for safe keeping
Washington was arrested as 6
suspect following an attack of 9
white woman in the Church Hill
community near here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-08-02

almost white but nothing but a
dirty sinking negro was still be-
ing hunted here late Tuesday even
ing after entering the home of a
local white woman and attempt
ing to rape rer early Monday
morning.
The case caused a great deal of
speculation among intelligent Neg
70 citizens fthe city who point
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Washington.
Charles G. Ross. Presidential
secretary, following the funeral
told newsment that the president
was bearing up well under great
strain.
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peoples do until the entire system
of imposed and enforced segrega-
ton is completely destroyed, de-
clared Mr.. PrattiS,
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Over 7.0Oe. 900

The population Of California on
january l. 194u. was estimated by
the State Taxpayers association as
over 1000. Goo
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After Forty

No man over 30 should play hand
sail IS noics 81 n N one day or 70
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new TRADES SCHOOL FOR NEGROES TO OPEN SEPTEMBER
list, 1947
MISSISSIPPI
SEPTEMBER
LOWING
INTERIOR AGRICULTURE THE
VALUABLE, WORTHWHILE CITIZENS
SPONSORS OF THIS SCHOOL ARE AL WELL EDUCATED PEOPLE AMP SOME
ARTISANS
RESPECTIVE
NIGHT
MORE GRADE WORK. WILL
CARVER INDUSTRIAL TRADES SCHOOL
JACKSON
Principal: J
REDMOND LLB,LLD
R. REDMOND ABB,
MRS JK REDMOND, SECRETARY
HALL, ABB
This School Will Offer Great Opportunity For Veterans
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Almost White
Rape Suspect
Still Hunted

Jackson, Miss July % (DSN)
= A rape suspect described as
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-20
PIONEERS HELD HOUSE WARMING

Last Saturday evening the Pio- neers held a house warming and farewell for the Delegates to the Grand Igloo convention, with leg islators of Second Division as the r special guests.
 Chairman Rube Creamer in- troduced Mike Walsh as toastmas- ter who praised president Amer Rydeen for the many hours of work he has put into the prepara- tion of the new meeting place.
 President Rydeen responded that he had enjoyed the work he was doing but that it could not have been accomplished had it not been for the cooperation of the other members of the order.
 Grand president, Antonio Polet told of the arrangement he had made for the meeting of the Grand 1gloo while he was in Juneau last week.
 The program was then turned over to Father Anable who showed some very fine movies of King Is land, Holy Cross and life of na- lives around Nome.
 Dancing to the music of Helen Nordlind on the piano and Amer Rydeen on the violin followed af- ter which a buffet lunch was served.
 During the lunch Senators Chas. Jones, o. D. Cochran, Bill Munz and Tolbert Scott told of their plans and hopes for the coming legislature and Representative Ed Anderson and w. w. Laws also responded. C. C. Tanner was also called upon for a few words.
 After the lunch the crowd clam ored for more dancing.