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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

your own efforts, and take things
by the forlock and make them
come your way. Things will hap
pen to you just as you intend they
shall.
There is really no such thing
as bad luck, for if a hing does
not happen because OF your mis-
takes, it is not bad luck but mis-
take. Try as you may to reach
a certain result, and failing, you
say you have had bad luck. You
merely did not know how to sue
coed or went too far, or reached
out for more than you could ham
die. That is not bad luck, it is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

in God. Even then, luck will dis
appear like smoke in wind un-
less you can also demonstrate
that you possess wisdom, patience
and courage.
What you think is good luck,
may keep company with you for
a short time, but will rapidly dis
appear if you do not make good.
The dictionary definition OF
Luck "that which happens to
person; chance; accident; good
fortune; success" In your lick
you should keep away from the
element of "chance" or "acci-
dent Let your luck depend upon
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acknowledgement. You might have
succeeded if you had managed
properly.
Chance must be kept out of the
way or you will founder about
in a swamp whost quicksand will
engulf you soner or later.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

suggestion before a House Com.
mittee on Civil Rights. He stated
that the board recommended that
state-supported colleges and uni
versities admit race students in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

courses not offered at Lincoln
University the state school at
Jefferson City.
He cited federal court deci-
sions, saying educational pro-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11
Good And
Bad Luck
By
Lavatryce Martin

Your success in life never de-
ponds upon the turn Of a card
or the dice. You can neither dream
yourself into good luck, nor dream
yourself out of bad luck. Good
luck keeps company with indus
trious, thrifty and honorable peo-
pie who have faith in themselves.
faith in their fellowman and faith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27
Juvenile 1--WE
COlumnist Gates
Joins Air Force

Donald Juvenile JtVcl Gates
II In the ali forccS now A student
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for the bus to depart, someone
behind him mumbled, Gypsy"
The reporter turned slowly,
and insure. Nobody had called
him Gypsy" since he left col
lege IN Northern Ohio, all Of two
months prior TO that day,
Gypsy. you old four. flusher, +"
came in Q louder, surer voice, and
the Negro reporter found himself
face to face with a former white
Schoolmate, and a fellow south.
erncr, Dick johnson The young
men exchanged hearty greetings
as they shook hands, a not too
rare occurrence in this part Of
the south.
As johnson rushed in 10 grab =
cool drink. the Negro reporter
smiled slightly and shook his
head. There was that ever re
curing dilemma What II John.
son decided that they should ride
together on to Knoxville, where
the Negro reporter was 20 do a
piece on Negro life there for an
Eastern weekly
Man. I've got q lot 10 talk TO
you about" johnson Shoatcd as
he rushed back out. That was ~
Just what the Negro reporter had
hoped for and at the same time
feared, But Johnson was q south.
crner. the Negro thought, and
surely aware Of the laws Of the
land,
So. in q manner designed TO
convince himself that the situa
ton was normal and right, the
Negro retorted, Sure. and ! want
to talk TO you. tool"
The passengers already on the
bus when It arrived. reboarded
IL.
III hold you a seat" said
johnson.
But all the people who had got
of returned 10 their seats, There
was no seat for Johnson 20 hold
unless he went back 20 the Jim
Grow seat, As the Negro re-
porter boarded the bus he saw
johnson sliding into Q corner Of
the rear seat The husky. red.
faced man acted as II he were
riding where he always rode, The
Negro sat beside him and they
Immediately began re haShlnR
the old days"
The driver strobe toward the
rear of the bus The Negro talked
20 his friend. but he kept one eye
on the driver As the driver
checked baggage Co make sure
II was placed securely in the
racks. he appeared not 20 notice
the departure from custom that
took place. He went back 10 the
front, started the bus. and was on
the way TO Knoxville.
No one seemed 70 notice. or
mind, the Negro and the white
man sitting together for several
miles One woman who sat just
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

Two Of Gates boon buddles. Al.
bert Jones, son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert JoneS 1908 Olson blvd.
and Clyde Turrcntinc, Jr,. son Of
clyde rurTentiRe, sol Aldrich
Ave, Ne, also joined the Air
Corps and left Monday with
Gates for San Antonio. Texas.
tied With starting q rash of teen.
age" columns in the weekly and
daily press,
Youns Gates 10 the son Of MIR,
and Mrs, willis u Gates, 902 nry,
ant Ave, No
A PerSonahlC younE fellow, his
friends arr legion and most III
them gathered Sunday evening al
his home 10 bid him farewell At a
buffet supper given by his par.
sntS,
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behind the driver began 60 apr
pear restless. however, She
leaned over and spoke 20 the
driver. and after the exchange Of
remarks, the bus halted,
The driver walked 10 the rear
The Negro knew what Was com
ing, but johnson talked as he had
no idea as TO what was 10 take
place. The driver leaned over 10.
ward the corner and said 20 John.
son, I'm sorry. fellow, but you
can't sit there"
why not This Is your Jim
Crow seat, amt ~" Johnson de-
manded
Yeah, bu, you're not colorcd
are you3"
johnson lowered his head In
the faxed manner Of one reluct.
antly revealing a great secret,
whispering. My father was =
white man"
The bus drivers face flushed
reddeT than Johnson's naturally
was HiG Jaw SaEged a bit, Out ot
a mouth moved by n mind that
had envisaEed Johnson as the
product Of q kind Of interracial
trySt of which the South had long
approved, the driver muttered,
"Ohi OkRy. I'm sorry"
The driver returned 10 the
wheel. Over his shoulder. out Of
the corner Of hts mouth. he made
his report 90 the woman who had
demanded the investigation She
passed Il of with a that's where.
he. belongs" ShruE Of her shout
derG The bus moved on
The Negro reporter had looked
as surprised as anyone when
Johnson made the great reVela'
ton" But he knew johnson. 80
they passed the incident with a
laugh and talked on For six
hours they rcplayed all the poker
games Of their college days and
laughed about the courses they
almost fiunked because Of them,
Finally. the old 'Rrcydog"
pulled into Knoxville. The driver
stepped OF and stood nj the door,
helping the weary passengers
down. As johnson and the Negro
stepped out, johnson stopped
where the driver stood.
There was something | forgot
10 tell you" johnson said
As the driver looked at him
qucAtioningly, he added
My mother was a white WON.
an. too
The drivers face flushed red
again. The Negro thought he
might become angry, As his face
grew rcdder. the driver began 10
laugh. johnson began 20 laugh,
also, his being Eelf-Eatished
laugh.
The Negro reporter mumbled
10 himself, what the hell Ia cum.
ing on here in Mistuh Charles
Neck Of the Woods
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

AmerlcanlSfn plotterS 10 combat
racial and religious intolerance.
The plan ran into a Snag las,
week when Sup. Paul Cole Of Al.
bernardo county schools said the
school board would have to con.
slider the proposal 10 have the
blOtters distributed through the
schools Of the county.
School Superintendent QueS-
tiOns Plan
Some think the board will
turn thumbs down on the idea
because Of the civil rights an
gle which white patrons might
raise. Earlier last week the
Jayeecs announced that they
planned % make the county
school distribution.
Cole. in making his statement
on the plan, said in the light Of
developments he felt that the
school board should have an op,
portunity TO pass on the propo.
sition.
II happens that the American,
The blotterS carry a picture Of
a young boy with a tear in his
eye and represent him as saying
Il am too an American" Be,
meath the caption are thes,
words, You bet, Sonny Nc
matter what your race or re,
ligion." At the bottom appear,
this plea. Fight racial and re,
liRious hate"
Shame on Board
The Jaycee president said he
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felt very strongly about the blot.
ter idea and the Jaycee's Amer.
IcSntSm program but that II the
distribution Of the blotters IS 60.
ing TO hurt the cause Of the pro-
gram, he would prefer 20 aban-
don II, He added that he felt II
would be a shame" for the
county school board 10 oppose
distributing the blotters IN the
schools.
ism blotters were distributed In
the city with gas and water bills
Unfortunately, the name Of the
Junior Chamber was nowhere
used as the sponsoring organiEa.
ton, and some OF the residents
receiving the blottcrS unsigned
apparently assumed that the city
was undertaking to conduct a
civil rights campaign.
The complaints reached the City
Council and some city officials
and white citizens became dis
turbed over the matter The local
white paper carried published re-
ports on the distribution Of the
blotters and the complaints which
the whites had lodged with the
City Council
Jayeee President Firm
James NJ Bar III. Jaycee pres
ident, said afterwards he was as.
Stunning full responsibility for all
the distributions made and those
proposed in connection with the
organizations plan 10 fight racial
hatred and religious intolerance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27
A True Story
Nv Carl r ROWAN

The Negro reporter stood with look of disgust next TO
the big Greyhound bus II had rolled into the little town Of
McMnuve Tennessee crowded excep; for the seat
Jim Crow laws they he would have TO ride the
CINE" TO Knoxville.
As he turned looking for shade stand until the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

Observation-Disclosures
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27
IT HAPPENED IN DIXIE:
Virginia Jaycees Get Heat
For Americanism Drive; Stand
Firm for Interracial Harmony

ChAiNLO!IESNIlLE, VA--(ANP)-The fight for civil
SouheneS Just don't believe in rights for Negroes or other
Inc Junior Chamber OF Commerce here decided recently
to help the cause Of and harmony by distributing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27
MY MOTHER WAS
WHITE TOO

lie ScGan 60 laugh, too. as he
told johnson he'd be seeing him
and went On out 10 look Tor his
story.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

s.naScAsy Aasuaa LANCE

Territory 0f Trieste 10 about one
quarter ire siBs ~ Rhode IaiARd,
Because Of ita small slEs, italians
have dubbed II Mickey Mouse
Land"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

Of draft age at the University
during the past semester. Donald
decided 10 Join up with the air
corps for three years and beat the
draft.
His column In the Spokesman
and Recorder newspapers while
he was In high school received
nation wide attention and Is cred.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

Public schools IN England cor.
respond more Dssrly 10 Americas
pFivete schools,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-27

MrN ., u, McCFaekea. GSs Al.
bemarle 81, was pleasantly sur.
prised on her birthday by her
grandchildren. ElniSe and Eu.
gene TOuSSaint and her god child,
Cynthia Smith The children
brought all Of the ingredients
IrefreEhmentSl for a real birth.
day treat Mrs MrCracken did
not reveal the number Of years
she was celebrating
Page Dlogsnss
J, q, Alcprk inkIsts most people
ere honest FoF ~ years he has len
hib display stock out overnight on
the sidewalk Of his hardware store
at nRyboTO, N G., and In that time
has Lost articles by then only once
% twice, Occasionally . customer
win come along after store houFs
and pick ~ some needed item, bus
usually, says Ale0ck. he Wiu come
around later and settle up Alcoch'S
failure 10 move his stock inside 10
also partly due 30 the fact hat No
Just hasn't FOom for n On hls
shelves,
Evening star., 1948-06-29
STORES WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

ANNOUNCING SMALL FARMS--Brand-
new property. Be the hrst to make your
down. $40 a month. Fronting on state
road, (you seldom can buy property like
this right on state road; beautifully
wooded acres with big trees; near ear iast. ..s
plenty of room for chickens, garden, vege..
tables. fruits. etc; you can use your land
as soon as you pay the $50 down: prices
minutes drive out Lee Blvd or Lee hwy
4h miles past Kamp Washington trafic
light. See our big sign on left: Small
Farms; four lane hishway from q. washing I.
Til dark Bring $40 deposit Trailways
bus passes us on Lee hwy. 80
81 ACRES with bldgs. For information
sfst STOCK X Or ieGS1R DAIRY FARM, s-room modern
brick, on 76 acres; dairy barn, silo; horse
barn; watered by streams AND do wells; ls
n n 2 G W WEsT sfod rA r0sds s1ss $4,000 terms
4 mont. co. committing distance farm
Of 80 acres; Groom and bath home, I,s,n I
barn, many other outbldgs. is g ysrg praS Tsas
& SONS, Realtors; 515 Z. Capitol. Ii
ssr1TksouT's SIX Eyes ssPRRING-suMMER sR Farm
catalog freei Green cover-oysr $500
bargains. coast to coast: sTROUT REAL
TY; 7I11ssA woodward Bldg. washington
so so 900. Frederick Co. so-acre stock OF
dairy farm, On good road; % several & sooe voc
sountry sounss moe homs s'fesm e heat IN Ssth
tenant house: lovely surroundings; al
buildings in good repair Eood od niue,
aSos stGns srowins Crops may se Join BUR
poFT. coIesville: Md. Cali Ashton, Nd,
3s4e RFD silver spring. MIN. Mdi "a a.,
road we have productive. farm large
enough to operate efficiently yet elost
snoush to ths af hons 10 one Of te
in Fairfax County and has rooms.
baths. 5 .fireplaces, modern kitchen ane an.
spectacle tenant house with bath ane
electricity. large poultry house mpis
DHes msns shfa ss''s See eann MAsa HEST Ssa
Prone IA. 7447. Closed Sundays.
BY OwNER-In Chevy Chase, near Broae
Branch I'd. Write Box 136-H. Star. 29'
so-AcRE FARM with, 2 streams; over T, Y \
Easy Committing over fast highway. II
heart of Fairfax Countys best rest rssidentiis, mi,,
eIee.. bath. deep Vel. elsc pump. new $40
barns. outbuildings. Fenced and cross
FENCED. so acres under high stass .s af esi,1 e1.
tfes view n'sh This xs'fsq fsrm n viii itse
make a handsome profit as q farm: o. o.
having road fronts. stream and woodlands
and resold for 3 times the purchase price
S24, 500 for immediate sale; THOMAS q
Co, Fairfax 500; ewes. oV. 2s72. -
ooa- ACRE FARM with s-rm dwelling sno
siec half way between Warrenton anc
Culpeper: of new 80; so acres pasture
so cultivable, 60 acres youna insg, umoe,
farm well fenced. ESTES REALTY 80 60
CHI 4242 DIV
ATTENTION. HORSE OwNERs--Ideal fol
breeding lRe. new racing barn, DoaTaeS
naddocks, old Colonial home. remcdeieo
baths, oil h-wh. den. ney garase ans
grooms quarters; so acres OF fertile li ianu frnr
nicely located on good ROAD, miiss sSs Ilon aon
csu Mr.. Brosius. STANLEY PEAEsoE
Reeltor, s016 Georgia ave-. SIGo o4oo. -
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
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NV. DI. 5995.
MORTGAGE LOANS, current interest . ra,s;
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It AND end TRUST L0ANs-Prompt
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Evening star., 1948-06-29
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. BY
FARMS FOR SALE tcsee.1

NEAR WOODBRIDGE. VA.-93h acres
Of fertile soil; Groom BUNGALOW, cleo
tricity available: cool well water at door.
winding streams, swimming hole, nshms
and hunting IN season. Get away from
the heat OF the city. give the kfos q
break; only $500; terms can &c Ar
ranged. CHESTER cOGSWELL. 536 No,
Albemerle, Arlington, Va. OK. 1888. --5o
FARM MESSAGE-We have some OF the
best grain and dairy or lush blue Grass
grazing farms in Northern virginia, rang,
ing in size from 10 to 1,700 acres, priced
from $4,000 to S275,000. Come In to
see one of our farm experts who 10 wen
trained and experienced in farm operation;
desires. EASTMAN q sEAY. "a ESQ.
bedrm. brick home; inclosed back porch.
oil heat. full bsmt., 2-car garage. poultry
house. small COW barn. brooder house.
hog house, garden planted, flowers. straw
and truck farming: JOHN BURDoFT,
Colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Md, 3S46.
r. F. D. 2, Silver Spring. =
EQUIPPED 100-acre stock farm: lovely B.
rm, 2-story home with 2 porches, 4-rm.
attractive tenant house. large bank barn.
with all necessary outbuildings; with plen-
ty Of shade, fruit. streams. SPARKLING
spring, land very fertile. all growing crops,
barley. wheat. oats, corn; Al hn.:, hay l9o 9o
head Of eoTs and hsitsrs Il hogs .suiS 90
ment; priced very low; 80 miles out;
JOHN BURDoFT. cofesville. Md. Can
Ashton tMd) 3s46, r. F. D. 2, Silver
SprinR Md. -
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MOTORCYCLES,

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MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman; gear shift,
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262O Woodley pl. NV. 80
INDIAN 1a45 motorcycle "A; new tiress
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rRiUMPH 1a4s twin speed, Just broken in;
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TRIUMPH 1e4s 500 &C. speed twin, saddle
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COMET MOTOR scooTERs-Most eco.
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Evening star., 1948-06-29

5 Today, Eventually More
rms on 1st A., space for , additiona
rms: lge lot; excel. view; S65 PEI. mo. in
cluding taxes and insurance; S3.45O cast
all that's needed
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy at Glebe rd.. OK. 25s5. GIL. o561
Evening star., 1948-06-29
sEAsnoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

CHURCH AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS are
invited to hold their annual picnics our
Joy the bathing beach, good water, etS,,;
HAVEN HAVEN SEA sEHcH. R'Af me-. TeieOhon. ox.
Chalk POINT BEACH. MD. on South
River, 2s mi. from District line, opposite
Chesapeake Yacht Club. 6-rm; summer
lse. screened porch; natural shade; loo-ft.
water front; new pier; boat house With sun
deck; priced reasonable: terms, CaI L NJ;
RsAi RaRltaa esrhTr tcE apt RI 7dsa ~ ALTO or
BAY RiDGENchoice building sites. Beach
DTgesfsA DVDes sAY FIpaS npES1dPMGN
EM sspfc% se2o new RTSkee s.ns
nished at Cedarhurst on Chesspeake BAY;
fined. restricted community. good roads ads
harbor, pier; cottages $4,750 up: lots $500
4P Yer ~ sAUMAN 5ssTs ffeqs5 l57 01 st. nv
VACATION EXPENSE or lifetime invest.
ment? Many people are investing the cost
homesite, for ali their future vacations;
water front domestic, on Drum ROM
Beach yes beeys 1t Or n not you can for ph5 th,
same amount or less, than you would pay
to rent q summer cottage for one season.
and at Drum Point Beach there are az
beaches on Chesapeake Bay: sports facil-
tiles OF Patuxent River. 4 fresh-water
lakes, acres of gorgeous forest and many
none less than 10000 square feet in area:
and priced unusually low, from S495: get
full particulars today. Call DRUM POINT
saa6ern gEA6a G4Sp SldK re- Gaiss5, sf5s Realty
home With beautiful direct view of bay
sny sGay rooa ooa nns as1ss Ioo
baths. patio; bsmt., with oil heat, water
softener Ige lot. Priced only $4,000
INEz cgsHARFD' d. 274o, or Annapfpi''
Road Rey Siisr RfvERAN..r ss4lN tn. bay. at poin.
where the river Is about miles nnaeb "fo house
zoo Zoe feet deep. and additional srognd
GUsHAlRsD;; DI. 274o or Annapolis Pay
sAY Hisls Rifb'GE-Near AnnspolisLAn all
year-'round home with peautllut aheS. .S.
view OF shs ofy lont and ineioed glass
Tor winter. Living room with fireplace.
dining room. knotty, pine kitchen with large
Pic'Ssf batb w'haun laUndry room. % servants room
and screened porch on 1st floor: bedrooms
and bath on, End noor; insulated stsie.
rage. two shower-bath houses with dressing
sstRins .iad and soasins soaan Newly
iNEz cUsHARD. DI. 274O or ANNAPOLIS
EPY1NG seT yts'f fFoREsr, 5Rf Mp.-comuletely farn;
house. favorably located on l .,sr acre i. 81 q
stone: o upoer half, frame with California
redwood: interior knotty pine through
out: bedrms. complete bath v,is sise .ion; 1a,;
frepl closed In porch, Venetian blinds.
t' Bsmt.' iee. recre. rm.. new ,elec. water
heater, copper pipes throushout. pump pump
house. deep well. elec. pump, reserve wa.er wSer
tanks (2); patio and outside nrepl; othes
features. GE. s3ll bet. IL and 9; q
sondnTH sci RIVER sEcTIoN-North end oi
br,See. about acre with improvements
perieet Oeri waite waterfront. INQUIRE .. Amoeo
sta. for location. r. r. HINTON Egg Eoee'
water, Md. So-