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REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEAL CSt AI LS$SIN1
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
MONE ~ SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MoRTG AGE g. INVEST
Mn,;rrsS MENT coRPs spss 1912 N Y. ave. NV
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES. quick
settlement white. or colored: notes
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI.
$3.50. Brokers attention.
lash IN ONE DAY-Individual
wants to obtain end trusts on D. c.
resids;, or will buy prop. for cash.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4Ha-5T. No
charge for appratsals. MOORE q
HILL CO.. S04 18th st. NV.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 3418.
s5 J
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Md, Va,
D. c.; wk. S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. z. ave. NV, RE. 1912.
30s
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

1928 ACRES with 52s.41-ft. 'front.'
age, on rdn good - maeadam sadar., road. city
neasby s Sh miles ri f1om B. sc~eneas c neas
Riggs rd.; good location for large
home or subdivision. CHARLES. P.
DIEHL. WA. 404l. a
$50 DOWN. S15 mo.-4-a acre wooded
homesite, mr.. Shirley hwy. at Spring.
field. Full price, 5000. VERNON
M. LYNCH g. SONS, Route 236, 3
miles west of Shirley hwy, AL. 5906
tclosed Sundays. --6
31a ACRES, near Bethesda. on Route
$40, very desirable for tourist court;
beautiful oak grove, only S12,500.
Act quickly. Call Mr.. Saunders, WI.
614Q; eyes, WI. 514S. with E. M.
BY oWNER-sa acres mr.. Fails
hwy, adjoining commercial zone;
2S0 TT. on side rd.; valuable timber
2 small streams; price, $4,000, 81
500 cash, bal. in IL yrs. Gil. 9259.
domestic; long frontage on Old
Dominion dr.; nice stream; 5000.
For appt. dial operator and ask for
VIM; H; LAUGHL1N. Realtor, Me-
poToMAc aeapi se .AREA-several very ye de-
sfrable building lots Of / acre or
more; more 81 SI'ooo e-.a. ca. Call MI saun-
BETHEsDA.t' w. MD. Areas acres,
potential apt. or indust. site; S25,-
or part OWNER sligo 241e -
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ACREAGE WANTED

WANT TO BUY nearby acreage suit
able for low-cost home development.
Give location and price. Box SILK,
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Strout'S Farm Catalog
GRAND OLD HOME
CULPEPER-S4.5OO

Priced for quick sale, 165 acres, To-
Gated IL miles from Culpeper, Va.
626 for ] and u miles. Excel. spring,
running water in every field. some
timber, 5-rm. house. school bus goes
by door. Fine place fer raising
chickens. vegetables and cattle. Call
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Culpeper
s737 or write Box 365. Culpeper. Va.
Montgomery Co., Md.
290-acre oairy farm with So
stanchion t9S score) barn and new
dairy equipment. Located in one of
the best dairy sections on black-top
road. Price, $4,000. Call Mr..
Smith. DE 90SO Office hours; Vi
emma 163-J-4 ewes.
Frances Powell Hill
16OS Goth ST NV ne d1o1 a
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FARMS FOR SALE

DAIRY OR STOCK FARM-607
$4,000 worth of buildings; 120
stanchions in barns. 3 silcs, 4
houses. running water, electricity;
wager In fields: 80 miles from
WASHINGTON in Montgomery County.
Call HAROLD c. SMITH, Rockville
FIREpRooF APT. BLDG
Annual income approx. $4,000
Yearly net cash return-after ex-
penses and mortgage reduction
about $4,000 on down payment of
$4,000. Cali Mr.. Tarver. 81. $500
with e. N FRY, INC. Realtors. WI.
o74U. 20
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STORES WANTED

FIRST FLOOR or complete building,
between 9th and 14th. F and G SITS.
location, size, condition and rental,
Box 459-J, Star. -
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont }
1910 X ST NJ w

1IIV IA u 1 ~. w.
New store. 22X34 it., with large
show window, in busy 6-story park
ing garage. Excellent location for
any line Of business.
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STORES FOR RENT

RIVERDALE. MD.-New store. 20 IT..
by 40 #. and avail. now; well-popu-
lated section. 4505 Queensbury rd.,
g doors from Baltimore pike. HU
1881 ' b ST. N.E.-store 15x5o, ige.
low" low rent. RA. $50. S''''AN'VO' -
14th AT r ST. N.W.-showrm. COX
40, with garage for 10 cars; front
and rear drive-in. RA. 1920.
SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor-Beau-
t,fui new corner store. long lease:
1910 WIS. AVE: N.W.-storeroom, in
very desirable location, for any type
business; $125 per month. JOSEPH
E, BRUNO. INC. so3 H st. NV,
WISCONSIN, sfHSi AVE, near R-En9tre
storeroom o soxso FUN abss bsseme1f m1fef
ofice rooms and lavatory on End
floor: pvt. rear parking; avail De-
cember |. l949: S265 mo. LEGUM
OWNER WILL BUILD "Drive-in"
restaurant for substantial client. on
Potomac Yards, attractive design,
ample parking: excellent business
WE.VER teE TiEht Rsns paGty. See NJ Morris
SPACE TO RENT in food store in
1. 6 A DELIcATESsEN. -5
6218 3rd ST. NV; 2sx55 store and
bsnh bsms' ~ newly EVIL eI remodeisd; will rent
'a a aLifsoN ESQ pys. RA Ds56ins sso5 in rear
STORE in populated colored neigh
borhood,, good for any business, Ss5
rent; 243s Nichols ave. Sc. Inquire
MeLEAS. IL P' E. vA.-store & bldg. containing ma
store and 3-rm. and bath apt. All
for $3.50 mo. on 2 to 10 yr. lease
ApnI: to Inspect; Gail CHAs. W.
Phone Elmwood 703. 5
location for high type restaurant.
Recently remodeled to comply with
all District requirements. Attrac.
lease and rental. Box 104-J, Star
OPPOSITE GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE
heat. continuous hot water supplied.
Lease If desired. Rental S110 month
ly. Apply MR.. MILLER, 80 H st.
nv, EX. 5000. Evenings, FIR. 6466.
lath ST. NV. nr. Park rd-State
cuisines business contemplated. Box 4o2,H,
SHOPPING CENTER.
new independent location, 5OI3-2l
Wilson blvd. Now open for barber.
beauty or bakery; rent, SIOO; long
lease. ia. 5474. .
NEAR MAINE AVE. and M st. s.w-
Lge, store; ideal for liquor store,
barber shop. elec. and radio shop.
brokers' office, valet shop: reas.
rent. II: T. RANDOLPH. RE. 2l37.
TR. 1865. 10
1903 18th ST. NV.
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E I dIICCS I UWt1l 11II1
sos Goth St. NV. DE. 4101.
SMALL, FARMS

d, SMALL FARMS
An acre and independence, $500
tno house} or acres. 1890. Also
one acre real waterfront lots on
Bull Run. 5000. HUNTING AND
FISHING FROM YOUR OWN BACK
YARD. Plenty of room for chick
ems, garden, fruits. You can use
your land as soon as you pay the
SO down. You save about 5000
expense for a well and pump as
lots will have
WATER LINE
ELECTRICITY
GOOD ROADS
$25 DOWN-$10 MONTH
35 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
Lee hwy. to Centerville, turn left
at traffic light on Route 2S Coward
ManasSas) miles to our big sign
on left, SMALL FARMS. Open
every day.. Il noon to 6 pm
Every Trailways bus to Manassas
passes US. Bring $40 deposit. 40
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

18th AND II SITS. N.W.-Front 2nd-
floor room, bath and kitchenette,
good for artist, writer or teacher
Box 233-J. Star. -
LARGE UNFuRN STUDIO ROOM
Conn. ave, phone AL. 5734. 5"
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ATTENTION CT
SELLING?

II so, call US. We have qualified
prospective purchasers for homes
ranging in price from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agy.
Gil. 633S. 3l03 N. 10th, OK. 1870.
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LOTS FOR SALE

10th AND RITTENHOUSE SITS. NV,
10 semidetached lots. SIDNEY S.
BROWN, MA, $40. A
HAMLET SUBDIVISION, two blocks
of Columbia Country Club - Check
this site, S5xl3Q, containing 11,7S6
for either rambler or conventional
home. Utilities and street in. Owner
must sell or trade for improved
property. Phone Adams, 1892 eve
POTOMAC AND BRADLEY FARMS,
EXCELLENT building sites in the
$1,000 up. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC, WI 1920. 5
SILVER SPRING-Rambler sites, lge.
lots. all sections of Silver Spring.
81. 1854. GRUBB-WILLIAMS. --5
AN EXCELLENT BUILDING lot. 40x-
l25 f.; all improvements; another
lst .commercial; + both ''lhO'i IN EastIand Hsa
GoTT, Rm. /. Colorado Bldg. Fred
ChiYes: agent. VI. 6s93. IS
BERWYN HEIGHTS-S5OO up, -50x-
300; water, sewer, elec, TO. 6o56.
HILLCREsT-Choice location. con-
for quick sale. AK. 4052. %
SUITLAND PARKWAY, / mi. from
Census--S5x175, level. beaut view;
weopgp 1es eT HoMEsfTES RE nWsER 3 HI a2a5 sa1
l55 it.. city water, 40O-ft elev.
Priced $1,000 to $4,000 Out Lee
Highway to East Falls Church. Va,
turn right on Fairfax drive for 3
blocks, right on Westmoreland st =,
I mile to Beacon Hill sign. OWNER,
BRoADMoNT, Falls Church-Corner
lot, APPROX. 120x15o; water, sewer.
Cal Fh 5t9S. Fl
vA.--Six building lots.
Potential apt. site: conv. to every
thing. $1,000 Terms. Sligo 34l6
MD. AREA-Beautiful
homesite; over $1,000 50. # $3.50.
Only $500 down. OWNER. ST.. 2416
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S1.5OO DOWN

vi. oo< 4, RsdItoI. VI. &c =.
WHAT IS SO RARE
As an English-type home. near CO.
lumbia pike and Glebe rd., with
these features: BuIlt-in gar, liv.
rm., din. rm. -kitch. comb: UP q
steps to > bedrms. and bath, unfin.
:}rd be6rm. on higher level. Bsmt.
h"s oh.-w.h. le5-ft. deep wood
ed lot You absolutely viii not Ind
home like this for 81 500.
The Brant Company
1884 Wilson. GL. 4216. OK. 0520.
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VISION

The thrill of living in this attractive
white 2-bedrm. Colonial in lovely
monthly pasment ss Of ofe only is0neW,ea1 $50 SO
with only $1,000 down. If you are
q. veteran. Surely beats paying rent,
doesn't it? Oh yes. it has a full
bsmt., oil &C. heat, pretty lawn,
compl. inclosed by white picket
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agy.
GIL, 633S 3IO3 N 10th ok 1910
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CHEVROLET late 1947; excel. cond.,
ssas ssasqa,spped; s1'1oo or best ot'er. VI.
cHEyRoLEr 1s4e sport sedan; 9
sy Sy e4 %sass oss .S4s aSss bosn pssnsss
3sD MOTORS. S g Ssla Il @ss dsorsaIa aI.ANe. ave-.
caEvnoIEr aEi aSlE; 1s4s 4-door a sedan;
white sidewali tires; less than 5000
FasENfchoEssoa Rfss: RsTsssa at Mo4oR sss ISS do
Md SSoo W. saltlmore agnn Blvd Hyattsville.
cMavRoHETTS H. RW4 TSo1 Gs47 station wagon; ma
driven only 10000 miles; radio
and heater: immaculate. sCHLEGEL
& GOLDEN. Old 2es Carroll st. NV,
Sl.345; HoRNER's CORNER, 9th
cHEyERoLET shs Eli e. isss ns At sovn e4ss Sedan
and h.. low mileage, like new In
MoToE 60. 1000 aeorsia s ave. nv NV.
chhysegSr IL; asGH; ,s4e convertible: Ia gray
like new; fully equipped. I. and b.,
AMERICAN MOTORS, j Flor da
ave. ne. AID. 9SS2. -6
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster cony.
with tan top. beaut. light gray fin-
ish, r. and h., defroster, excel. tires,
better than average. priced right at
$1,245 Other selections available
for your Inspection. EMERSON &
ORME, Buick dealer, 1889 18th st.
NV. 18th and NJ sts. NV. Just
CHEVROLET lo4s styieiine de luxe
4-door sedan; dark green finish. r.,
h., seat covers, spotlight; appear
ance and condition like new; only
81 1895; 30-day guarantee. May
FLOWER MOTORS. INC. 1125 18th
st. u.Ws RE. 03tS. -
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
APPRAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS
5121 MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 567S
1 WILL BUY Oh SELL your property,
frame or brick, white or colored
also specializing in CT homes. Cali
MR.. WALTER MILLER, NE. 1920;
eyes,, DE. 5346.
NO MISSION-wanted houses,
stores. apis. Personal reliable serv-
ice. Quick action. DINOWTTZ CO.,
Ma. 6717 since 1920. -5
Evening star., 1949-05-22

1--WE highly successful photo
Il graphic careers began with the
pictures on these pages. Each shot
was picked for us by its photoga-
pher as the eye-catcher which first
won recognition and acclaim for
him in this country.
Alfred Eisenstaedt's beautiful
portrait of the ballet girls was the
first picture he took after coming to
the U. S. from Berlin in 1895. An
instantaneous hit, it was published
by newspapers and magazines in l8
countries. He is now one of LIES"
best-known photographers.
Toni Frissell was writing picture
captions for Vogue" in the 1905
when she mildly suggested the revo-
lutionary practice of taking fashion
photography out of the studio and
into natural settings. She photo
graphed the bathing girl at the
beach to demonstrate - and
never went hack to her desk.
Philippe Halsman and Ylla both
were well-known in France, but it
took something special to launch
them in America. Halsman's
American Profile" attracted no
Evening star., 1949-05-22
My FIRST BREAK
Each of the pictures ON these
pages started a photographer
ON the road to fame and fortune

attention until his model, Connie
Ford. showed it to Elizabeth Arden,
who liked it and used it as a COS
metics ad. Then it won a prize,
and fame for Halsman. Ylla -
Camilla Koffler photographed
her awakening kittens for fun on the
terrace of her apartment. The pic
ture was displayed in her studio
showcase and was discovered almost
Immediately by magazine editors
and plain passers-by who flooded
her with orders for prints.
Second Try Wicked
lily PESKIN'S rise began in 1945
when he got out of the Marine
Corps with an itch to try imposed
action in color. He encountered
interest, but no encouragement and
went back to black and white news
photography. Then one night, on
his own time, he shot the Nova
Barlund fight in color. The success
of this pioneer picture in proving
that real sports action could be
registered on color film opened a
new field in which Peskin is still one
of the leading experimenters-
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
Robson Again
Denies Paris
Speech Charge

Chicago, Sept. % - (ANP) -
Singer-actor and world traveller
Paul Robson received his greatest
Chicago ovation since Shakes
peare's "Othello" here Saturday
on Chicago's southside.
Close to 1000 filled every nook
and crany of the Tabernacle Bap-
fist auditorium while 1000 stood
outside around several loudspeak-
ers. to here him sing Joshua Fit
the Battle Of Jericho" and tell his
supporters that he won't keep quiet
until "every black man in America
can walk with dignity in his own
country"
When Robeson's motorcade ap-
preached the Baptist church, his
supporters blocked the traffic on
Indiana avenues "jitney lane" The
program was held up by 15-min-
ute ovation after he mounted the
rostrum.
Robson gave excerpt from his
Parish speech which ignited a
national controversy-to show that
he did not say he spoke for all
Negroes. The singer further de-
MED that he said Negroes would
not defend their country. "My
Paris speech was twisted by the
public" he charged.
He said that he appreciated the
national protest that went up after
the Peekskill attack. "But what the
public must understand" he added,
"is that every black man in the
South is subject to terror and vio-
lence every day in the year. A
black man in Dixie never knows
when he is going to be the victins
Of a mob.
"That is why I shall continue to
speak out. I'm going to speak out
for freedom and peace as long as
| live" he declared.
The crowd paid Sc cents per
ticket and put 5000 in the collec-
ton for the Civil Rights Congress.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
VA Announce Expansion Of Adult
Education Program For Veterans

Continuation and expansion of
Mississippi's program of adult ele-
mentary and high school education
for veterans was assured when it
was announced today by Chaun-
cey Camp, Manager of the VA Re-
gional Office, Jackson, Miss, and
j. M. Tubb, State Superintendent
of Education, Jackson, Miss, that
the contract between the VA and
the Miss. State Board of Educa-
ton, Division of Instruction, had
been renewed.
The contract provides for train
ing of veterans of World War II
in adult elementry and high school
education. The adult elementary
program has been in operation
since May 10, 1948, and the high
school program has been in oper-
alton since March /, 1919. Vet
Grams who complete the eighth
grade in the elementary education
program receive certificates which
admit them to fully accredited
high schools. The high school pro-
gram is offered only in accredited
high schools and the work done in
this program meets all standards
and requirements for high school
graduation. The high school pro-
gram is so organized as to allow
veterans enrolled to attend classes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
Former Port
Gibson Man Is
Coach Salesman

NEW ORLEANS-History has
just been made with the recent
addition to the sales force of Su-
perior Coaches, Inc, of crack
Negro salesman, John M. (Quig)
Quigless, Jr., who, in 1941, Gre
ated a sensation in craftsmanship
circles and set what may be some
kind Of record :. by selling Count
'emD I'll automobiles in Is
months. That was here in Cres-
cent City, where Superior Coaches
is located along ST. Bernard High
way.
Superior Coaches never had a
Negro salesman before. The bust
ness specializes in the sale of
funeral coaches, ambulances, and
service cars. Mr.. Quigless will
launch great selling program
among Negro clients in three
States-Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama.
He is now in Mississippi CALL
ing upon prospective buyers. He
is native of Port Gibson, Miss.
AS matter of fact, it was the
persistent effort of colored fun
eral directors of Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, and Alabama to insure
some benefits for Negroes from
the money they spend with Su-
perior Coaches that made possible
the employment of Negro sales
man.
When Mr.. Quigless was with
Evans Motor Company, located
along Canal Street here, he was
the lone colored salesman with
such a status. He proved his real
ability as a salesman that stretch
of thirteen months, starting in
1941, when he sold III cars. That
he did with no active organiza-
tional support behind him. In his
present role, Mr.. Quigless, who
has the strong backing Of the fun
eral directors of three states, ex-
poets to do another spectacular
selling job.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
National Ads To
Hit New High
In Negro Press

Chicago-More than thirty ma
jor Unitd States manufacturers
selling on a nationwide scale, are
planning to advertise in local and
national Negro newspapers or
magazines for the first time with
ing the next sixty days.
Evidence of the sharp interest
in the Negro market being shown
by name brand producers is clear
in the announcement by Ebony
magazine that increased ad Image
will increase the number of pages
in its November issue to "a pages.
An even heavier ad schedule for
the following month will result in
the increase of the number of
pages in the December issue of
Ebony to 100, the largest regular
issue of any Negro publication
newspapers or magazine ever
published.
General Mills, makers of Wheat
les; Pet Milk; Pyramid Rubber,
makers of Even-Flo; and John r.
wing Shoes, are among the lead
ers of the new manufacturers
moving into national Negro media.
Distillers of domestic and distrib-
utors of imported whiskey are
also testing the pulling power of
Negro periodicals.
Reasons given for the sharp in
crease in advertising of nationally
known brands in Negro newspap-
ers and magazines are two-fold.
Old advertisers are renewing their
schedules on the basis of tested
results of the pulling power of
Negro newspapers and magazines.
New accounts are scheduling ad-
vertising copy on the basis of
these proven successes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08

saults, property damage and other
infractions of state law son the
part of individuals as well as main
tanning peace and order are pri-
marily matters for state and local
government" adding that New
York Governor, Thomas E. Dewey,
had already initiated a grand jury
intervention Immediately after the
complained Of"
The ACLU had argued Federal
intrvention Immediately after the
first outbreak of violence. 1t en-
phasized that while there was am
pie evidence in the Peekskill Even
ing Star, that probable violence
would occur, and sponsors of the
Robson concert had urged state
and local officials to provide ade-
quate police protection, no protec-
ton was available.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
Howard Instructor
Wins Ph.D At
Chicago

Washington, D. C.-(GlobaD-
Mrs. Margaret James Strickland,
who was graduated from West
Virginia State College with BIS.
degree in May 1884, received the
Ph.D. degree in Zoology from the
University of Chicago in August
of this year.
Mrs. Strickland is reported to
be the second youngest, graduate
to receive the Ph.D. from Chicago
University. She is now an in
structor in the Department of
Zoology at Howard University.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. James of Institute,
West Virginia. Mr.. James was
retired in 1915 after serving for
27 years as teacher of vocational
agriculture at West Virginia
State.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
Yazoo City
Soldier Now
In Japan

WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
GIFU, Japan-Private George r.
Coleman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robert Coleman, of Yazoo,
Mississippi, member of the oath
Infantry Regiment, now stationed
at Gifu, Japan, a part of the 25th
Infantry (Tropic Lightning) Di-
vision, commanded by Major Gen.
eral William B. Kean.
He is a rifleman in Company
headquarters and Headquarters,
3rd Battalion and recently re-
turned to Camp Gifu from guard
duty at Kobe Base. Fl
He entered the Army in Novem-
Der 1948, received his basic train
ing at Fort Knox, Kentucky. and
departed for overseas duty in Feb
ruary 1949.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-08
Justice Dept. Finds
No Basis For Inquiry
In Peekskill Riots
BY GENE BETHEA

WASHINGTON. - (ATLAS) -
No basis has yet been found to
undertake a federal investigation
of the violence and rioting which
marked the appearance of Paul
Robson near Peekskill, N. Y,
August 81, the u. S. Department
of Justice informed the American
Civil Liberties Union.
The Union, which had earlier, re-
quested a federal inquiry, made
public q letter from u. S. Assistant
Attorney General Alexander NJ.
Campbell. He stated that "in the
absence of any clear showing that
state authorities have refused or
neglected to fulfill their respon-
sibilities. Jurisdictional basis for
initiating the requested investiga-
ton would not appear to exist"
The U. s. official stated that as
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Of instruction with a minimum of
interference with their regular en-
ployment. Most classes are con-
Quoted at night. Mr.. Camp and
Mr.. Tubb emphasized that this is
an accelerated program which per-
mits Veterans enrolled to complete
their elementary training in "a
months time, or even less, accord
ing to the ability of the individual.
Veterans enrolled in the high
school program are permitted to
complete 16 units of credit in "a
months of full time, or 48 months
of half-time training.
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Shriners Come To
Aid Of Negro
YOungster

ROME, Ga.-(ATLAS)-Shrin-
ers here are digging down in their
pockets to finance an intricate
heart operation for a 3-year-old
Negro youngster in Floyd county.
The child is little Joyce Nichols,
and is afflicted with what ply
sicians characterized as an ailment
known as blue baby"
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In calling on the federal govern
ment to safeguard the constitu-
tional right of assembly and free
speech, ACLU had stated "the lack
of state action against violations
of constitutional rights, amounts
to actual deprivation of those
rights by the state"