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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-23

FERGUsON'S THE OLD RELIABLE, ALWAYS OF
FERS THE GREATEST VALUES = AND, HERE'S
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE! ONLY
SEE THIS cHIFFoRoBE TODAY AND YOU'LL
AGREE - BUT QUICK!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
A Foul Blow

The great program q Ciyl Rights and ire United
States right esder among nations reviewed blow
below the belt as when re House BANKING on.-
nis-ee oy OF % - E extending ne rent control
Law refused 20 permit "ciy.l grts amendment barring
discrimination because ~ co.o national
or-r arder provision q me aw giving veterans trs.
priority 20 rent buy rev dwelling
some members q the committee objected and stated
ha- ms would require rental or b; properties 20 white
ard oored veterans in ne apartment build ngs and
r The same communities
Tsus what We have been SAYING all ang i being
peaied the Federal government itself The che great
force behind the continuation 81 restrictive housings
The gentlemen in Congress should realize that IL the
bae en- the plains Europe and islands Of the Paci-
hc. there discrimination ia he death injury and
suffering received by our serS.ceuen.
Black ard white paid with their blood ira, all Ameri-
would be free ard equal
We urge letters q protest your Congressman 70 see
that the Civil Rights amendment is included in the BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
Help The Red Cross

The American Red Cross is organization YOU can
depend on TO be Of assistance whenever emergency
arises Il is the one great service that has fallen
down on the job Flood fire fannie catastrophe
The closest experience Detroiters had not so very
long ago with the Red Cross the great job did in
World War H. This good work must continue and we
must help This agency must be ready az AL times to
We humanity
The annual campaign for contributions IS now under
way and everyone should cooperate in helping TO make
the drive success Give much YOU This is .
worthwhile service The Red Cross is the job at all
times serving all people regardless Of creed color
Be sure to give your money arid ask your friends and
fellow workers to do so likewise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12

o0lec.
More recently, second
loopnole II the rule was dis
covered. !; 5 the loophole
Southern Senators chose 10
prevent Change IN the rule
--f.Lo4sierlng against a mo-
ton % iske Up a oil OF res
ol-uoE
In tie thl.iy-two years
since the rule VAS adopted,
twsn-t petitions for cloture
have been filed. Cloturt has
Been imposed N four inStan-
ces on.v None Of these in
stances involved measures Of
particular interest 20 colo.ed
people
Clo;ure has failed Of sdop-
:..a on an snt-lynchlrg oil
or Jsuusry -, 1888. oy q vote
q 81 20 81 a second cloture
vo;e on this pill was filed
three weeks later and de-
fes;ed by a vote 81 - 20 %.
Clo;Ere was beaten or an
sai.-poll tax bill on Nov %,
1912. by q vote OF 81 20 II.
Eighteen months later-Msy
IS. le44-cloture on the same
bill was defeated by vote
o. IS 20 ~ On Feb 2. 1916.
cloture IVES defeated BY vote
O. 80 20 36 on the bill 20 pro-
h.bit race or religious dlscrin-
nation N employment A
third clo;ure petition on an
snti-poll tax Dill was defeated
by a vote Of 80 10 80.
Thus. in a period % thirty
tNo wears. IN only iwo lnstsn-
ces involving civil rights leg
islat.on we're majority votes
cast Tor cioture. and in none
os these instances was a con
st.tu:.onal majority % forty
nine votes cast for clo,ure
In tire Light OF these facts.
not only IS there 10 effective
rule 70 smut off debate in the
senate. but the Hayden
Wherry resolution. designed
20 plug I'd lcopholes IN the
existing rule. may not MAKE
Il any easier 70 get through
the Slst Congress the Presi-
dents legislative program, IN
Guiding ms recommendations
on civil .igths. What Is need
ed is a rule which will enable
simple majority OF the Sem
ate 10 limit debate and bring
any matter before the Senate
20 a vote
The Hayden-whevry resolu-
ton Is step in that direc-
ton II Il is not amended 20
provide for adoption 81 clo-
ture By a majority vote and
II Il does not accomplish the
desired result. there Is Moth
ing 10 stop the Senate az some
other time from changing the
rules again 70 provide for
such a vote.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12

Most Of the benefits re-
celved by you under the CT
eli are tax exempt and when
YOU file your income return
you can forget about them.
For instance. you are not
required 20 pay income tax
ON YOUR subsistence allow
saces II you are IN training
r school. on the farm. or on
the Job under the CT bill
Also il may seem 10 you
tina, when. the VA makes
payment 20 your bank or 70
a lending institution. from
which YOU have borrowed
money. this should be classed
as income 20 you. II is not
clsssed that way. however.
The VA pays the lender an
amount equal 70 per cent
OF the guaranteed portion OF
the loan accredited 20 your
account. but you never actual
Is get this money so you do
not need include that when
YOU LIST your income in fill
ing your return
Most Of the boys who are
members OF the 1920 club
have just about exhausted
their mem bership in dragging
down that $50 a week FOR
unemployment benefits. but II
YOU drew Il al last year you
can forget about filing re-
turn on i because that's an
other item which is tax ex-
emp;. The same goes for self
employed veterans who are in
business for themselves and
who asked the government 10
give them the difference be-
tween what they actually
made and the 500 "guarsn-
tee" which the government
offers YOU for the first few
months in the operation %
your business.
Another exemption i your
disability compensation or
your pension for both service
and service connected dis.
abilities II YOU make $500
month and draw 40 per cens
disability compensation ~
sal 40 month you simply
paw income tax on your 5000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
Christian Science
"our Father-Mother God. All-Hsrmonious"
Baker Eddy. (p No. Is Science and HEALTH Christian
Science, "The Messiah to all Peoples"
There Is Enough

.oN 4. : enog-h that divine
Love : an ever present help.
and Z YOU wat never icu5ting.
ycl NIL save al. you need every
r'csacni Wssi . glorious inher-
.tan.y : gwen % Is through the
understandable ot cnlnipreSent
Love More We csano; ask more
we co not vast mare We can
-ci have This sweet assurance
< ire Peace. % still 20 all
human fsSrs % suffering q
every sort
As TIE reflection q God nan
reflects tina, wh.ch Coo in
,luies. namely, al good Man.
then, can never lack !! % nor
"a sense there seem % oe pow
etiy imi;stion lack. one mas
only - awaken - MS true self
A9c5 his sp.riiusl status as the
so- e God . prove null and
VOID material law that de-
c-ees war. ard woe For any -
Coos cni,S 81 God. the creator
q mar has created al thinss
useGtul % MAINTAIN and sustain
His creation KS supply exists
IS spiritual IDEAS never IGct-
usang or wsyer.rE, bat forever
:he same
On,~ ipyeseat Love IS '-1eea
enough Loves supply = never
ADEQUATE never cGytsl,e5 -ev-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12

a month salary and forget
about your compensation
when YOU file. And II YOU
don't know the difference be-
tween disability compensation
and a pension by this time
don't expect me 20 tell you
again. Call your local Vet
Grams Administration office
and find out for yourself.
Maybe they can impress i on
YOU. This column has been
trying 70 tell you the diff
ference for four years now.
Last week this column saw
iii 10 rap an "Americanism"
meeting neld by eight Of the
major veteran organizations in
New York City.
The American Legion. the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, the
Disabled Veterans Of America.
the Amvets and the Military
Order Of the Purple Heart.
were singled out as organlza-
tons which really could not
speak Of Americanism until
they themselves cleaned house
by eliminating segregation
within their own ranks. We
stand by those statements 10
the letter.
There was. however. a state
ment in the column with ref
erence 70 the Catholic and
Jewish War Veterans and the
Army and Navy Union which
needs Qualification.
] said in the column that !
did not know anything about
the racial attitude Of these
organizations and. through
typographical error. the coll
umn read we cannot sit
down and discuss American
ism with you until you your
self display a desire 20 be
American within your own
oTganlzaNon.
What ! actually meant TO
suggest Is that the Catholic
War Veterans. the Jewish War
Veterans and the Army and
Navy Union make the state
ment 10 the Legion. the WV
and the DAV when these or
CARNATIONS call on them 70
Join in any kind Of cooperat-
i've effort on Amerieanism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12

Men haze always solgAt .
large supply q material ;anss
with which 30 SATISFY smoli.on
In spite o. ths.- most sSSiSccIss
efforts. AoNever they never
seem % have enough ana cca-
tinuslly devise neW wsys ana
means or which 10 scqa.re
more,
Back u al ihis striving ara
the belief that sapply i aepen-
dent upon ones own efforts ana
the fear that there VIII ccrie .
dsy when one VIII have nothing
and so Re IN want Mortsls see
every needful ihng within I'm
lis and bounds. subject 20 BENG
consumed o. DESTROYED. ana WIKI
nothing 20 take Is place Bat The
Apostle Pau ssiS Philippians
4:l9l. Ny Goo shal supply all
your needs according % MS
riches il glory by Christ Jesus
SO clearly did Cnfs: Jesus I'M
derstald Gee law 81 Supply
that be was enabled 70 feed
the multitude u the desert place
with wis; 70 material sense
seemed hat five leaves ana iwc
fishes. vet me BIBLICAL account
tells Us there vas enough to- az
with Twelve BASKETS full eft over
tsee Matthew 1920
Assuring humanity e Coo
ample provision fer HIS cn,.-
dren. Mary Bake E-5y ne DIS
cove-er ans Founder 81 C--ls-
tan Sc, suce SAYS IT. N.sce.-
laneons WrisrEs 3 90 Ges
gives YOU HIS sp-.ls seas
ara T ,Gc0 ihey eve you csily
supplies $svs- ass 81 '7ro--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12

IRE Hay -Wats.y -eso.l-
,Q1 5 aeslgaea - e.1se iNo
p1oles IN ire eN.s;irs sem
s.e clciure r-le- wa.ca makes
.Ss; .-le wholly Ineffective
Ire present cl9tLy rule
Has 80 otec W Msrea /. .sl1
yo.e q IS . Is s1op-
was q voSsd 81 fill
c-s.eg 2 me closing 1sys a
tls S.xty-to--tn Congress The
sa51steg BEGAN CT Fec .,
81. w-e- t1sre vas 1el.c-
es,e attempt 70 ae4sy al
81 eedlagS The tl!o.siers
srcea ihi-fy-tnyee conSecu-
t-e -ci. Gals On March !,
;1ey .o.csa a prolonged read
-E G. me Journal Ire next
cav IRE Armed SIP Bal
came - ire floor and no &C.
ton WAS ;sken On /; before
IRE Co g-eS died on March
Pes cen; wilson convened
scec.a. SESSION On Ns-c- ;,
ia, Ind gnsa; a; ;ne ss-
ue @. me Senate . az; 81
rs legislative program. re rad
declares
Ire Seasie q Ire United
States Is tae ONLY leg.sis, rs
oody re w'rli wnich s1-
rot az w5sn is majority Is
-eadv .r action A .;ile
COUP e Walfal rler. repre-
se-trg rs option 8. tce.-
own. base rendered great
Government % IRE United
safes helpless and coatempii-
Ire cio,1.e rlie as q s:,td
by .lve Dencc. ats and Hre
Republican Senators i pe5-
vlSss to- a Limitation % ce-
bate &p1- any penc.ng
measure 5v twc-ta.ris
vote & Senators voting A
notion 80 sa4; OF Debate
-st oe signed 81 sixteen
Senator'S arc one calendar
dav must intervene between
ere creseatstion 81 ne mo-
ton and nv vote upon l.
After adoption o. the motion.
each Senator has TIRE privilege
of saeak.nr one hour upon
ne pending measure, amend
merits thereof. and motions
affecting the same"
Ths. this rule was ret-
fect.ve was first demonsirat-
"a on November %. 1922
when Senator Samuel Short
dge ot California. moved
that the Senate take up the
DYER snti-lynching bill South
ern Senators led BY Pat Hsr-
rison Of Mississippi and the
late Oscar Underwood. Of AL
ALBANIA. conducted a filibuster
bv making a series Of frivo-
lous motions % correct the
Journal On December 4. 1922.
Efforts 70 bring Up the DYER
snti.lynching bill were aban-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
E D | T O r | A L S
EDITORS MAIL

Mr.. u. w. Boykin
Detroit Tribune,
Dear Mr.. Boykin:
Your excellent cooperation in
our publicity releases last year
assures me that you have q hill
appreciation of the efforts we're
attempting and that the coopera-
ton this year will be equally as
full.
Yours for a better Detroit
Cooperative yours.
Ernest L. Brown. Jr.
Detroit Urban League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
Veterans Whirl
By JAMES L HICKS

Did you get yourself straight with the income tax
man yet. Joe?
Well. before you give him the annual pint Of blood
take good look this article because there may be
parts Of your income from which even Uncle Sam
is not permitted to take single red penny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
Nations Capital
Fer NNPA News Services
BY Louis Lautier

Lines are clearly drawn between a coalition Of
Northern Democrats ard Republicans or the hand
and Southern Democrats the other, FOR finish fight
10 earo the fi!ibuster
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08


Catherine Belts, president of the
w. S. c. S. Of Grace Church, has
announced that the organization
will hold a bake sale on Saturday,
April 8, in front of the news stand.
Members of this ladies group will
solicit their friends and neighbors
in the pear future. More definite
plans will be decided upon at their
meeting Tuesday evening, April 5.
Rehearsals are underway for the
Easter program to be held in the
Grace Methodist Church on Sunday,
April II. beginning at 7::30 o'clock.
The entertainment committee is
preparing a drama to be given by
the young people, recitations for
all ages and special solos and group
singing.
The members of the Milton Vol
unteer Fire Company will hold
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening, April IL. The
meeting will be in charge of the
president, Charlie Barker. All
members are urged to be present.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dom
ovan in Georgetown
MIR. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
attended the Westinghouse dinner
held at Kent Manor, near Whining
ton, on Wednesday last. Mr.. Can
non also attended the sales meet
ing given by the company in the
afternoon.
Lester Radke, f. F. A. student,
won the public speaking contest
held in the Georgetown High
School on Friday. March 25 He
competed with several other stu
dents of the Sussex County Schools
to determine the champion speaker
between the eastern and western
parts of the district. Radke used as
his topic of discussion, "The Fu-
ture Farmers of America Part in
Democracy" This victory will en-
able him to compete in the state
contest to be held in the near fu-
ture in Wilmington.
Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Betty Jane, to Russell Benson
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Benson
of near Milford. The couple were
married Friday evening, March 25
by the Rev. John Edward French
in the Denton Methodist Church
| They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Donovan of Lincoln
Both the bride and groom are grad
yates of Milton High School. Mr.
Benson is employed at Wright's
Garage in Milford and Mrs. Benson
it with the Diamond State Tele.
phone Company. After a short triI
Z the couple will make their home
in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
MILTON

Commander Bodd, v. F. w. Pest
No. 1884, has asked that there be
a correction made in regard to the
recent announcement of the dance
to be held in the Georgetown Arm
ory on April Is. The dance is spon-
sored by District. No of the v F..
W., which includes all of Sussex
County and OF which local Com
mander Ray Dodd is commander
The Milton Fire Company has
been called to several grass and
brush fires caused by carelessness
by those IN charge of the burning.
The latest of these. fires occurred at
Harbeson on Tuesday The COM
pany succeeded in putting out the
fire before any material damage was
done. Chief L. v. Spencer of the
Milton Fire Department advises
extreme care when a tract of land
is to be burned over, as consider
able damage is often caused to val
liable timber and dwellings. BE
sure the fire is out before leaving
the scene.
Construction of the new fire
house is completed with the excep-
lion of the floors and other inter
ior work. Preparations are under
5 way for the dedication of this build.
ing, the date of which will be an.
nounced later. The entire cost ol
this building has been raised by
the holding Of carnivals and contri-
!. bntions by the citizens of the town
s A drive is being made BY a house t
house canvass for funds to c8sn
plete the interior A plaque read
Z ing this house is protected by ths
: Milton Fire Department. is at
: tached to the front of the homes o
: every contributor A new fire sirei
has been purchased and will b
placed atop the new FIRE house.
In a public letter addressed t
the parents of pre-school age chill
dren. Warren Good. principal o
the school. announced that the doc
tors and nurses will be in Milton
school on April s at 10 d. m. for til
purpose of examining all childrel
. who will be ready to begin thei
studies in the fall. At this tim
!. those same children will be i'm
, munized against diphtheria an
yaccinated for smallpox An oIde
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

person, parent or other responsible
person, must accompany the child
for his examination
On Monday evening, regular
meeting night of the Lions Club,
William Henderson addressed the
club. Topic Of his remarks con-
cerned the recent development and
increased service extended by the
counly extension service. The meet
ing was, held in the parish house
and dinner served at GAS o'clock.
George Chaloupka, member of the
F. r A. won the county poultry
raising contest sponsored by the
Delaware Poultry Improvement AS
ISOLATION. He was rewarded with
an emblem of the association and
also was afforded the privilege to
compete in the state contest.
Already plans have been COM
pleted for the three-day senior trip
to New York on April z. The group
viii be accompanied by Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Shivelhood and Warren Good.
Arrangements have been made for
the students to attended the stage
play, Thigh Button Shoes" visit
the museum of Natural History,
Statue of Liberty, visit the circus,
see the Fred Waring Broadcast,
and several other points of inter-
est.
Martha Clendaniel attended the
National Guard Military Ball held
in the Armory at Wilmington. The
/ dance was lhighlighted by the pres
ence of Vice President Albin w
Barkley and Governor Carvel, both
of whom addressed the group.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Doster and
son Joseph Jr., and Mrs. Alfred
4 LOfland, Srs have returned after
vacationing in Hollywood, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers en-
tertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lingo and son, Robert, oil
4 GEORGETOWN, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ll lChessar, and daughter, Mary Mar
garet, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hud-
son and son Jack and Mrs. James
4 Parsons and daughter Catherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendan.
lei and family spent last Sunday
at the Mispillion Light House will
Elwood Clendaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan ant
daughter Helena of Milton, Harve,
Coverdale and Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ton Donovan of Lincoln spent Sun
II
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. Orville shockley of
Milford, Mrs. Harvey Shockley,
and Mrs. Grace Cooper we're among
the town folks who went to WASH
lngton, D. G., on Sunday to see
the cherry blossoms.
Tom Clendaniel who is attending
Beacon College in Wilmington
was home last week due to illness.
Mrs. Frederick Frick of Ard
more, Pa spent last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. j..
Marker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Wilson are
the proud parents Of a son, born
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
LINCOLN

Church school at IL a. m. Doug
las Morgan, superintendent. M. Y.
F. at GAS p. m.
Tuesday evening, April 12, Mrs.
Ethel Warren's class will meet
with Mrs. John Clendaniel at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davidson of
Philadelphia and Lincoln are
spending this week in Lincoln.
Mrs. Mollie Marker attended a
Spencer Corset convention at the
Tea House in Dover on Friday of
last week.
Mrs. S. j. McInerney was a Phil
adelphia visitor last week. Her mo-
ther, Mrs. Ellen Curtin Collins, is
spending two weeks with friends
in Tioga, Pa.
Mrs. Beatrice Hudson of Dover
spent Tuesday of last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Fitz-
gerald and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Macklin, Jr.,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bah
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

cock Of Syracuse. N. ", Charles
Wingate Of Wilmington, Mrs. Effie
Parsons of Milton and Mr., and Mrs.
Hall Macklin, Sr., at a seafood
dinner on Saturday at 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clendan-
iel are the proud parents Of nine
pound boy, born in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Wednesday.
He has been named Richard, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
and son Dickie were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Coverdale of Ellendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shockley,
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Monday morning He has been
given the name 'of Alden Merrill,
Jr., This is the wilson's first child.
Mrs. Samuel Ingram is patient
in the Wills Eye Hospital in Phila-
delphia.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
VEDEO VAULTER

NEW YORK = Up = Rev. Bob
Richards, pole vaulting preacher
from the Illinois A. c., won the
pole vault event in a recent Madi-
son Square Garden track meet with
leap of IA feet, four inches. He
failed three times at IA feet, eight
inches. Then cameraman taking
movies for a television newsreel
asked Richards to try once more
He cleared the bar easily, but il
was unofficial.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

In teaching youngsters to set a
table show them how to place
knives properly with the cutting
edge closest to the edge Of the
plate. All the silverware Should be
placed about one inch from the
edge of the table and lined up.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
BOAT EXCURSION JUNE IL

The Friendly Sixteen Club In
giving q boat excursion Sunday,
June n. Q p. m. 70 1l.30 p. m. on
the Steamer Donna Mae. Dock 10
on 8. E- side Of East River Road
between Franklin and Washing
ton AYES. Advance tickets SI.IO.
including tax and $50 at dock.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03

Mr.. O. G, Johnann, supervisor,
Dairy and Food inspection. state
Of Minnesota and June Dairy
Month Committee chairman. has
just announced that Mr.. Ray c.
Ewald, president Of Ewald BrOa
has just been appointed IisnAs-
pin County chairman Of Juns In
Dairy Moath activities. On Mr..
Ewald'a COMMITTEES are: Mr.. Nd.
win Q. H'iwsll. president oG North.
land Milk Co.; Mr.. n. q. norman.
general manager Of Franklin Co
operative Creamery and Mr..
George Peterson. HSRnspln COun.
" Agent.
offical plans OF the committee
win BE- announced.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-03
GROUP HEALTH MUTUAL LARGEST
CONSUMER OWNED MEDICAL BENEFIT
ORGANIZATION 900 UNITED STATES

When Senator Humphrey recently introduced in
the United States Senate to apply the principles Of rural eec
rcaon the problems Of health he rejecting the out
standing leadership Of Minnesota in this field
Minnesota the home Of the largest owned and
controlled medical benefit organization in the United