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Evening star., 1942-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-TAKE
notice that the certificate of sale for taxes
on lots IS and 50, square 1896, Washing
ton, D. c., on 14th day of January, 1890.
issued to James S. Fraser has been lost
or DESTROYED; and that have applied to
lhe Commissioners, D. C.. 10 issue me a
BEYER. 1855 Jenifer st. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ME-
tropolis Building Association for election
and o. sbch otnes I 6nsnesS as
be held at the Office of the association.
End and Pa. ave. s.e.. Wednesday. June 3.
lap. Polls open from = to O'Clock m
RUDOLPH w SANTELMANN. Secretary. .
INDIVIDUALLY MEASURED "-TROUsER
and cuff tropicalS, S21.95 mems. women'S
slack ensembles S695; all-wool sport
1lckets, S7.a5. MAYER. Sligo $780,
! WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. WILLARD D. CURSEEN, 1912 Mass.
ave. Sc. Wash, D. c. A.
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When canceIIinE an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order
to discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
in case of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
HELP WcAEN.
TYPIST AND
BILLING CLERK.

Experienced once work. ability TO handl
large volume detail: good pay: 25 to 4
years of age; references Box 10l e. Star
Evening star., 1942-06-02
HELP wOMEN.
CONTINUED

LADIES white. make spare time pay. sell
ulsrs and free sample plan. Boz 323-E.
Star
Evening star., 1942-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

exclusive clientele. 81 sdh
cash weekly: low overhead. beautiful new
fixtures and fountain. VIII sacrifice.
Box ~ SD Star
Evening star., 1942-06-02
HELP MEN g WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER.

Defense plant, College Park. Md, desires
an experienced bookkeeper, accounting ma
chine experience preferable but not neces
sary. Phone WA. 600.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
HOSPITA,

Uniforms and meals furnished, with IA
salary to start; advancement; straig
hour shift hpply Snperintendent Of nurst
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COLORED COOKS.
PART TIME.

Experienced under 40 years old no Sun
days. Apply Tally Ho Restaurant, Sl2 18th
Evening star., 1942-06-02

GIRL, colored. SI2 week; general house
work and cooking live in: one child
Cherrydale. Arlington. GIL. 4g73.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
MATTRESSES

FULL OR PART TIME. ARM SERVICE
APPLY TALLY-HO RESTAURANT, 81;
9TH ST NV
Evening star., 1942-06-02

GIRL for general housework and care of
child. 4: references. Call Wisconsin sS78
GIRL. gh.w. and plain cooking for EN-
ployed couple, Mon. through Fri, 4:30-
10 Union 1919 after pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

GIRL for general housework pm. to
7:30 pm. Saturday, am. to 7:3O p m
1Sl1 KRnYnn st
Evening star., 1942-06-02

TRAY GIRLS,
16 to 81 years old, 5 it. 2 or 3
inches tall, for tearocm work.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

| CIV to live in. Plain cooking, light
| laundry; Sl2 wk.; fond Of children. 100
\ North Carolina ave, Sc FIR. 4455.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
: sale. Operators work.

ing no 1850.
DINING ROOM for sale. located in nice
apt house near Dupont Circle MI. OILS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Todays Detroit Times House Plan is
done in The popular and liyabe American
Colonial style Of architecture. There
arc three ups. airs bedrooms. Four sets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Sectional Love Seats

Two sectional love nanking table, make charming
conversational the bedroom you'll
the amethyst cactng in this stunning is unusual
Lamps and pictures throughout large
while the decorative help character
petinC color schemes.
You'll feel like shouting Viva MEXICO
the Coor recreation and hobby
while Narlcgacd
throughout the basement.
The fireplace ideal for barbccunC TO be tho focal
Agay gatherings If photography the iamiS hobby there's
darkroom
Near basement door which leads directly grade
rack for gardening tools There's also sink this section
the basement for pottng plants and flowers.
You'll find
OF the 1912 Ideal Home T.
Bear in mind however that Of the descriptions do complete
justice TO the You'll have
perhaps three tos want 10 take full advantage of the
OF hofncmakng ideas embodied the dwelling
The ideal Homo S daily ~ n to
through February - closing date OF Builders
IN Convention Hall
If You're Interested homes and home furnishings and
a TO
It's everything its implies!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Thrift Week
Revealed

InicnSfying their efforts he.
cause Of wartime demands. saving,
and loan associations in all parts
of tho country are preparing 10
make National Thrift Week.
January II 10 -, doubly effective
IN aiding the trcaSury's campaign
10 place defense bonds and stamps
in The hands Of every American.
This statement came Saturday
from James Twohy, governor Of
'he Federal Home Loan Bank
System, which provides a mort
gage credit reserve for 2, $50 thrift
and home financing institutions.
while Thrift Week has been
observed by some financial insti-
buttons for a quarter of cen
fury, this year new national
committee is putting strong sup
port behind the movement"
IWuhy SAID The period Of
January l1-2i has been set aside
for the purpose because IL begins
with the birthday OF Benjamin
Franklin. long recognized as the
father of thrift In America, and
one of the founders Of the re-
public which our generation now
defends"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
; Bedrooms
In Design
Popular Colonial
Plan Offered

In the top rank OF popular
and livable house designs is the
American Colonial dwelling.
Today's Times House Plan is
done IN the Colonial manner, com
bining the beauty of yesteryear
with the convenience and Inability
.of 1912
The veStibule and large front
bay, together with the brlCk-frame
exterior construction. provide q
note of pleasing simplicity.
The vcStibule has a large guest
closet. In the living room are four
large windows. a fireplace and a
stairway leading to the second
floor.
A wide arch connects the dining
room with the living room. From
the dining room "A door opens 10
the kitchen. and the kitchen has a
small bay for a breakfast set. The
unusual cupboard arrangement in
the kitchen is one of the high
spots of this room.
The second floor has center
hall that leads to the three bed
rooms and the bathroom. The
bathroom, incidentally, has two
linen closets. The rear bedroom
has a door opening on 10 a porch.
Basement arrangement is left up
10 the needs Of the family fortu-
nate enough TO i've IN home Of
this design
Four sets Of hlueprintS and
three sets of specifications ~ this
plan arc available for only SIS at
The Detroit Times House Plan
Department, main lobby. Times
Building. 1870 CaSs avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Q-What causes stairs 10
creak, and how can this he pre-
vented In new construction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Prudence Penny
Visits Ideal
Kitchen
Bright Red Counters
NeutraIized by
Gray Floor Coverings
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A red and yellow kitchen has
been the dream of many a home
maker and il will be A realiza-
tion 10 many more after seeing
that in this years Ideal Home.
The bright red Of the counters is
neutralizcd by the grey floor COW
ering banded with red and yellow.
Airy white curtains with straw
berry design give a soft freshness
10 the room which is flooded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
d. and A.

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Continued on Page Two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

~ ~ -
with light. This
comes from a
generous 81 re d
window directly
over the kitch-
en- sink which
has a pleasant
eastern view.
The walls are
white. CiVin G
the room a feel
ing Of spacious
ness. Its not
50 large as TO
wear one out
walking from
one side 10 the
other. and vet.
you do not feel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

at all crowded. There are ade-
quate working surfaces and plenty
OF cupboard space
When you visit this house. notice
the splendid working arrange
mcnt of this C-Shapcd room on
walking in the baeli~door there Isl
n snack bar which permits you 10.
Continued on Page Two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18


a -Stairs creak if the riSers.
treadS and strings are not fitted
tightly enough 10 prevent move
ment Of the individual parts under
weight of persons using tho stairs.
In well-conStructed stairs the tops
OF each riser are set into grooves
cut IN tho underSide Of each tread.
and the rear edge Of each tread is
set into a groove cut in the bottom
face Of each riser. The ends of the
troadS and riSerS are also set into
grooves cut in the supporting side
strings.
The individual members should
be glued in place and the con-
>tructlon further frightened bv
driving wedges under and behind
the troadS and risers. The tend
'ncy for the members 10 become
loose and cause creakipC is re-.
fuced by using well-SeaSoned lum-
1er 10 avoid shrinkage Of the wood
and an intermediate support under
Users and treads in the center Of.
he stairway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

o-Can I save money nv using
stock millw ork in building my
house"
a When holdings kitchen cab
NETS doors and window sash are
supplied from stock they usually
cost less than when made 10 spe-
cial order or design. If YOU are
trying 10 keep down costs. see
what your contractor can obtain
from local mlllwork companies or
lumber dealers stock.
Q-I have heard builders use
the term bearing wall" What
does this mean?
a Bearing walls are used 10
support the ends Of floor ioiStS and
roof rafterS. NonbcarnC walls or
partitions act merely as screens or
between rooms or may
be exterior walls which do not
support floor or roof loads.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
9aistnsdj. Stn 4. Msrs t942

Tag ii6er menis oabeim, ioiloeri bait
it'd fait INNER bel 0en iitnsen 5aio-
boferpaare alif, oas iid lett flr5esW
eiues fraftisen 5tammbalters er-
freit. Sic fann iid) nidt Iatt leheH
an oem lieblihen anablein, oas lie.
Ole runben aerlndeu e,ttsesenitref-
fei1o, nit ben feinen 3iisen Der Ysut-
ter lno ben blanen augen oes 8aters
anlaht. Die mebr als abt5igiabriae
@reifin miro bann felbft uieoer sl,ln>
3inb itno tbr r,tn5eliaes @elidt BON
Dem @ioeribein ltnausfprehlieter
Sreltoe perfiart. sRas Iie ibr gauges
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

MuI einem 8anfett III Ybiluoelpt)ia
ertlarte unldllglt Geo. $. Carrie, Der
lebte amerifaniide Belanote IN 9ul.
gariell, bas 2eben i'm beicbten Glrn"a
lei 40 fltrd)tbor, baB es nid)t lcbcl1s'
merit lei'. slls CT nod III 8ulgor;cu
lpar, 10 beridtete cr, lelcn rslli:r
Tallldiruter BORT gelunoet, 1m ctne
Heoollltlon an5lt5etteln, lpuroen jeoob
gefangengenommen, nit 8en5in iiber-
goile,l lno ithlieBlie) BON Ser @citapo
lit 8rolo aeItedt, 1tm tie 5um Heoen
Su bringen.
,,9os 2eben iit 10 flrrhtbar INTO
10 obue ieoe Si6erbeit, Dab es einlob
nibts ipert iit'', iaate Der DIPLOMAT,
ser fiir5lid in @aIbiuetou ielnen
umtlieben 9erid)t erltattet bat. ,Oas
oe,atId)e 9Gilitdr lit iebr luirflam 1ulo
Iebr riidliftSles. Sic poren uitleios-
los, wenu lic elonbter, Dob es ibuen
suglrte fonuuen lpiirbe. Die @eItopo
lit ser Sd)reden 0entlhlanos. Sic
tut sic 1ooiItiihen, ihredliden 9inae,
sic iid ereignen." earle Iaete, er
babe cine aeutide 5rau geIproden,
oie erflarte, bas Heib uideint bet.
aeileu 81 habet, baB es ben les.en
Rrieg inIol9e oes 3uIanmenbrnds
Der iuneren Sront perloren bat. Sic
Iagte, baB sic 0entlden ailes bet
Mrntee eeben uno es oen Sei,ten ab.
nebmen una ioaar oie aranfen ndt
musreiheno sepileat iperbeu. Sic iuar
lb"r stniibt, baB oies ein GROCER sseb-
Ter >iei."
@eiter iaate @arle, oaB es fnrd't-
bar lei, in eineln Sanoe au leben, 100
man ieoer5eit perIhluinoen fSnne.
,Nebmen Sic beiipielsmeiie einen iebr
patriotiiden bulsariiden @iirser. Sc.
,uanb ibreibt einen a1onpmen 8rief.
| in eem ibm alles moslide boree,uer-
fen miro, 1,no tpenn ct nidt 5a,ns
WilitGr eebort >ooer Elm bober peam.
ter lit, miro er flint Bis Iteben Gage
Ing @efGngnis eeiporfen, spdbreno tie
lnterI,6en nur altf @runo eines
anonpmen Shrei6ens."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

Seben lang pergeblih 9ellht bate.
lit u1ul gei,,noen - bos Slid. Seho-
laltita lit aliidlid. oenu rings nm Ite
ber liebt le nicbts anoeres ais Slid.
Ser sSh,h bes Siinbenerbes lit BON
oen SaioboFe genomlnen - Sic aott-
lid)e @ereOtigfeit ipltrNe brrd 9llBe,
Neue nno @em.atl,1lng Derloblt.
- GuOe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

8on bo6iter Stelle miro abaera-
ten, tpoaene Saden fiir bas Wilitar
au itriden. 8olle miro auoerslue
mebr benotigt. 0ie 5abrifanten Mill.
fen IN 3ufl,nft Baun1molle fir 8lciber
benusen. Mdnneranaiige meroen obne
aaihen bereeiteat tperoen ,niiiieu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Dds Suendenerbe

1
berg fiibrt, tpl.roen Iie ourd Balentin
uno 8iltibalo, sic in SeItgetpdnoern
praugten, besriiBt. 8or bent 8abns
bofsaebdube aber itano NIT spei ZIP.
iellhimmeln beIpaunt Elm, befran5ter
8agen, tuelden cine fleine Sd)ar BON
Heitern ,msab: ein Cell Der iunget,
2eltte, sic ieiner5eit an benz Yreis-
feeelidieben teilgelrommen batten, bel
pelbem Sermann ser bosbafte Streid
geIpielt ,poroen mar.
SIM 5riimpb geleiteten Te nunz
nebr oen @eredtfertisten in Die Sci.
n,at suriid auf ben Saiobof, no fir
ste Infomntenoen cine reid seoedte
Saiel bereit itano.
Cine aroBe Nnsabl Ser Dorfbe-
ppbner bate iih eingeiuuoen uno bon
alien iuuroe Der illnae Mann begliid
lpitulht INTO herSlid beariiBt.
&en oen m.frlhtl9en Selueiien Die
'er lieheuollen Seilnobme tief ergrif-
leu. perlutllte Serntann iu &reiie
Der ,Srnhlitell folgte aber aerne Ell
mer emlaolmg Martbos lno begab
lid) nit oielcr mo ser Mlttter 5u ser
Mnpcuc hinutf.
9ie leBteu Strablen ser iheioenz
SEN Sonlre uergoloctcn bas &relt5 altl
Sem fleinen Surme. 9aS @lodleil
lnmg oell englil6en @rtb iiber ons
Sal.
gauge fllieten sic @ieoerpereiuten
in ltlnnmer snOabt Dor 0elu @nooell-
biloe ser @'otteSrttcr lmo iagtel1 ibr
iiir Sic GrbOrung ibrer Bitten iuuigeu
Nant.
&ogel bate Sernonns 8iiftebr ai,f
oer @aiobof nid)t nlcbr erlebt. 8llB-
fcrtIg mo retniltig ltnr6 er ont
slbeno porber.
Siacl Sornltein mar i'm @ef0ngnis
beS &reiS9eridts nntergebradt. Gr>
ucrIplgte ieoo6 bie gang gleid)e We=
tbooc, luie Die Serbreber, mel6e man
beim &erbreiten bon falibeu Sun-
bertlllortldeinen in @ien, Otailono
mo anoeren Stdoten abgefaBt uno
binter SdloB mo Mieael eelett bate ::
ailen ssraaen oes ltnterindlmssrid.
ters ieete er ein trobiges Sdlueigen
aeaeniiber ,mo eeitano niAts. 9ies
bali ibn natiirlid ipetia, ga bon @e-
org 8ogtberr ein nu,umuunoenes nno
in ieber Simlid)t erIdopienoes @e=
ltonouis abaeleet Woroeu luar. Der
Ridter erltredte sic ltnterIud)'.na
ath auf Die Shminoel6riefe al,S
Spallen aus, oils beren 8erIaiier uno
AbIenoer lmter Oeu Naluen oes Ma-
iors Wanltel Sanbe5 ebeniaas 8ogt=
berr oen Sigel SornItein beseid,net
bate nit bent Sin5ufiisen, oaB Sisel
lelblt ibu bies aeltanoen babe uno
Ser @alhuirt u3ur Serber9e" Wartia
Dies be5eueen fonne, mas er aud ipirfs
lid tot. Der Nngefla9te sab aber
al,h bierauf feline Antluort, ionoern
perbarrte in ieiner @eritodtbeit. @s
luiiroe ib,n aber alles 2euenen nidts
aebolfen, ionoern cine idsuere 3udt-
bolsltraTe leiner aeipartet boben, 9dt.
te ct nid)t bent Serfabren eeeen ibn
oaourd, ein @noe 9enladt, oaB ct fid
bent Sprud oes iroildeu Hidters
eut5og.
Sbsleib er bel ieiner @inlieferuns
geuai ourbiudt iporoen tuar, bate
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(Sbln6)

borbereitet getDelet, oaB Den Setetllg,
ten f6tpere 8erluidllnsen mo 5olgen
ni6t erIpart blei6en tuiiroen, aber
bennoh eridiitterte es i'm nunmebr
tiet oils ct Die raid ollfeillanoer 9e.-
folgteu RataItropben in ser Seinlat
erfu6r: Den. 600 Sogtberrs, sic Ser
baftuug Sigels, oeu SelbItmoro 9as
fttans uno bie Sluht oes sSlloen
Mbrabam 8oos.
,,9e5iiglih oes lesteren", fiigte Sic
Mltter oen Witgeteilten bir5lt -rutB
ih cine Sra9e at sid ltelle1, lieber
9ernant, Sic bon mir pcrl1icoen
tuoroen pare, hGtte ndt oer Serr
&olunli1lar, ben id) cinlueibte, eineu
fdon Triiber aeluettcn Geroodt III mir
beItdrtt &noa prdlcntierte eincn
Sdlnloihein iiber 10000 Mnrt nit
oeiuer ltnterihriIt lno I'M SID nidlt
nod uebr bIoGiuItcllelt babe i'd ole
groBe Slmn1e bejnhlt. G'rhicltcit Nu
BON Nbrobot luirtlitt oieleu Se,
trdN2'
Cine mGdtilc @crlcucnhcit bate
ftd) alcit) BET oer Grlu1bntng oc2 ga
MEMS 9lbrabulu olf oen @cldtc Ser
matnS lUioergclpicNclt, nlu1 nbcr er=
I1ruf er.
10000 Wort?' ucocr6oltc er,
,oaS lit Elm idomlo'cr SctrllD! Mci=
ne 9nnSe S6nlo betru9 nit Sins mo
3Iulca5inlen 1000 Morf pom ser id)
ober totl0d)lid) mtr Sic S0lftc crhiclt.
Stele Sumne, tcluc onbcrc, mlroc
bon mir ourh meiue llnterldrift ml=
ert0lrnt."
so ltellte it mir sic So6c aleid
Dor nuDm Scr &ouniIiur mlnntebr
ooS s'ort, so nein Nrgluo9n, nod=
oen Der @eId)Gitsloun lid ais Elm
9elferHhelfer Der Sulldnliin5er ent=
pltppt bate, eiu hinlunNlid) gered)t-
fertIgter mar. gbrabum Dat ben
Sdein 10 nieoergeldrieben Dob ibnt
8aluu sur @nbrinalng elmer peiteren
Nuu uno 5ltm GinieBen ser go,,5en
Sunnle nit @orteu perblieb, lpos bon
bent llnterScidner IN Ieiner bcgreif.
ltd)en Gufreguug ieoenfaus nidt be-
merit tporben lit - ein @ounertniit
tueldyer ser Yoli5ei ihon pieoerbolt
Beranlalilna 5lu1 ginIhreiten CAB.
Stir einen Sell oes 8erlultes miro
ftd iibrigens @utldaoiglmg finbeh
oa man aus oem 8ertauf 6es Dem
sSuoen 9eb6riaen Sauies uno belien
giuud)tl1ng pora,tslidtlid cine nan,-
bate Sunlme er5ielt.'
Die tleine @eIe(lhaft blieb nod
eine 3eitlang beiomnter, ootm beaab
9ermann lid 5luu lesten Wale a,.i
feline Shlafltdtte int Sirius, mabreno
Die @irtin fir Martba, Die 8auerin
uuo oen &ommiifar sic n0tigen 3int.
mer anlpies.
2ebterer erbob fid ont folgenoeu
Worgen siemlid friib5eitis mo idlug
ben s8es mad oen 9ele9rapbenant
etn. @ier eab er eine 0epefde 5ar
Def0roeruns auf nit Der AoreIie:
.@aiobofbauer 0alentin @nau it,
Duhberg."
ga S6olaitifa lire An.ueienbeit IN
Der MeIioen5 81 peridieoeuen @infalt-
fen benltben mollte, blieb mani nod
einnal iiber Wobt uno ert ant brit=
ten Gage tpl,roe ein 8ormittags5us
CUR Sei1nfabrt benutt.
Gorttonn ,,nA Snf,tor RooIptt rim
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Sabr 6allerte, oa man ibn sltnl Snbf<
iueIen einseItellt Batte.
ssusipiIben mnroen Deridie6ene an.
geiegenbeitelL pelde Die fernere 8e-
wirtibaftlIng oes soaiobofes betraiet,
in Oronilng eebratbt. Die frdftiee
ltnterftiibuns oes aonmiiIars Sorner
fiibrte ba5u, oaB 5dolaItifa ben aroB-
teh Teil ser Slnlme, lm tuelbe lie
abrabau 8oos sebrabt bate, iuieoer
|erbielt. Dasegen erlitt Sermann Ell
nen beoeutenoen 8erlllIt. 9as 8anf.
baus, BEL ioeldeln Iein Batter ben in
Nonte Carlo er5ielten aroBen @eluinn
oeponiert, itellte sic 3abllmsen ein
ltnb oie MISUNDERSTANDING ser Maile
ergab elm Relultat, peruoge beIien
Ser @rbe nur etipa Sen fiinfteu. Cell
ser @inlage befam. 0ieier ipor ieood
immer nod iebr betrdhtiid ,nb Der
iunge Wtom mad)te ld) aus ser Gin
buBe nid)t otel. S6oloitifa pollenos
mltroe olrb oie Nadridt bon ben,
MiBseld)id aeraoe3u nit @enl19t1=
lng erfiillt. 9as I'M Spiel erluorbeue
@elo iuar fiir iie cine lmiiberluilo-
lid)e 9emrubig,utg gelpeien, tuelde
mulncbr anaeiiht5 oes geforoerten
OpferS 1tno Inter beu ginfluB ser
lteber5euglna oaB Sermann mo
WartGn ppn Dem GeIt Sen ridtgeu
@ebrun0 ntdd)en iuerbelt in oen Sin=
tergrluo trat.
Oos @iittben Munos, Ionie boS
fleilte e(nipelen &patberrs tptr0en int
ginperIt1noniS NIT Sen Gigentiinre=
riunen pcrfauft. Ser Saioboi ging
wieoer in oen 9elib Sd)ololtitas iiber.
@leih5citig lieB oieie III oem Sblt-
gorten ein gerirniges Saus nit 5pei
Stodlperfcn erbaen, Oelieu obercr
Seil fitr tie 1nb Nnna beltimnt mar,
ser rmtere fiir Galenti1 uno @iai-
bal0. Oa es Iid) bon ielblt perltauo,
Dob Sern1ann nah ieiner 8enrlull
buna Otartba beinfiibrte nno ben Sol
iibernabnL 10 ,par bomit fiir ein trait
liheS 3uIomnlenleben gelorat.
-' Sn Ser Sat tdnihte,t biesmal sic
Ihonen ermortlngen unb Soffuingeu
nidt.
es gab cine Sod5eit, ipie ltau lie
II, Dem Sal mod lelten erlebt botte,
ino bon ben SeeenstpiinIden aller
9etannten begleitet, 5oe oas ne,lper=
mablte Yaar in oas reid geid)nliidte
SCENT Elm, 100 es beute nod lebt.
Sernann puroe, bo SET alte 5dul.
&c nit bem Sooe abging, bolo oaraui
pom ieiuen Mitbiireeru auf oieIen
Soften iolpie gum 8orItano oes &rie-
serpereins aelpablt, Martba aber fols-
te bent eolen 8eifpiele Shololtifos
uno bat fir ieoen Nrmen uno 8e.
oronsten eine itets offene Sono.
Ser ipanilde Maior Manuel San-
DIES ldeint in 5tueiter auflaee uieoer
erltanoen sm fein. Nab elmer etpa
3lpeiiabrI9en Bal1ie traTen abern,als
bon Barcelona aus nidt eerabe in
oer @egelto- bon @eilbad unb Bud,
berg, aber la,tt 3eitltnasberid,ten .an
oerlbiebenen anoeren Srteu Sdrei.
ben ein NIT oem aan5 eleiden ssnhalt
lpie friiber. Da ie6od Der frede
Sdpinoel ourd Sen Yro5eb Siael-
SornItein Sifeutlid) a,,fgehedt lplr6e,
baben oie @auner bies,no1 init ibrer
perlpden0en @naapfl1na ld,ucrlidl
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-03-21
MRS. ROSA TRAYLOR

WEST POINT, Ga. Funeral
services for Mrs. Rosa TraylOr
were held from Keeney's Memorial
Church with the Rev. Joe Fitz-
patrick officiating. Her husband
and brother survived. Interment
in Columbus.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-03-21
intercollegiate Football
Is Now An Inconsistency

using all available time on the
business attached to or growing out
of our about war effort. Much
stress should also be laid upon the
necessity for teaching Negro youth
new habits of living for national
politics are going to be decidedly
different, social relationships are
going TO have new values-in fact
life is going to have considerably
altered goals.
Already the school day is being
heightened because of the need of
more time for training youth to be
more useful to the national war
machine and the home defense
structure. The chances are that
the day will be further heightened
for this purpose.
NEED MORE TIME
Negro college youth are going to
need to spend more and more time
IN Of1-campuS activities necessary
to Negro welfare as a direct result
Of the nations general war effort.
At this moment their is a request
upon my desk for student volun-
teers TO give as much as a half
day to registration of Negroes for
possible defense work training. They
will be used in home defense duties
which require training. Many of
them are already so engaged and
many more will be.
AS matter of fact when the
Negro college, small institution,
rids itself of such virile competi-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-03-21
Fraser, Of TougaIoo College,
Guest Speaker For Church Club

The Terrell Literary Club had it's
last two meetings in the home of
Mrs. S. D. Redmond on East
Church Street and Mrs. M. M. HUI
bert on Lynch Street.
Guest speaker at Mrs. Redmond's
were Dean l.. B. Fraser of Tougaloo
College, who was invited to address
the club on America Studies the
Negro"
In the message Dean Fraser said:
This is indeed a timely topic. It
is timely because we are passing
through period that is forcing
men and women to re-examine and
re-evaluate their points of views
and ideals. Whether we speak it
or not, conditions and the nature
OF the present war are forcing the
Negro to ask himself this question.
Am part of this great Ameri-
can congregations" Whether we
speak 1T Or not, the nature of the
present conflict is forcing white
Americans to ask themselves this
question: rs the Negro part of
the great American congregation p"
| do not pretend to know what
the answer will be given to this
question. Only events. of the future
can give an adequate answer. In the
meantime, study of the writings
ana offerings of contemporary
Americans may give us a few cues.
And these cues may help us to
envisage the nature of the answer