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Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

been making her home In New
York for the past several years Is
still in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Lou Della Horton. well
liked and efficient waitress of
Shepherds Kitchenette. has lust
returned from a weeks vacation
IN New Orleans. La. wehre she
visited friends, and was the guest
OF honor at many enjoyable af-
fairs.
MIR. Jas. Stewart, Jr., son of
the well known letter carrier. Mr..
j. A. Stewart, came home from
camp IN Missouri by plane to visit
his parents.
Miss Sarah McNeanler Harvey.
secretary of the Mississippi En-
terprise spent the weekend in
Memphis last week and reports a
very pieaSaHL VlSlC.
The B. and p. Women's Club
met at the home Of Miss Jessie
Mae Jones on West Church Street
sunday afternoon and plans for
a Founders Day program at Cen
tral Church Sunday, March 29th.
were made.
Miss Barbara Criss, the niece of
Mr.. v. 5. Watts, is in the city from
Dekalb, Miss, where she was en-
ployed as teacher there. She plans
to visit relatives in Natchez for a
few days.
The delicious chicken dinners
served by the Missionary Society
and Junior Matrons of the Parish
Street Baptist Church last Friday
was huge success and many are
requesting that these dinners be
served again.
MISS Gladys Wells was In the
city this week for a brief stay be-
fore leaving for Washington. D. c.
to accept a Civil Service position
fhere. She left for Washington
Tuesday night.
Presiding Elder j. w. Hair held
his Second Quarterly Conference
at Pearl Street AME Church Mon
day evening, March 23rd. After the
business session, the 1912 Queen.
Mrs. Grace Stevens. was crowned
by the defeated King. Mr.. Jack
Young, and an exchange of gifts
by the brothers and sisters. The
Brotherhood served refreshments
to all
The Trustee Aid Board No. 2 of
Pearl Street AhTE Church met
with Mrs Frances Green. 1896 w.
Pascagoula Street, Sunday even
ing March 24nd at 5 p. m. After
the business session a dainty re-
past was served. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs. S.
L. Greene of Campbell College
Miss Hattie Roseman is president
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

OBVIOUSLY AN OVERSIGHT
we add these lines to the Contata
Program, giving what we believe
a desirved credit where due-Stage
effects and decorations by Cecil
Stiff.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

Ma. and Mrs. John Parrish, Mrs.
NJ. E. Burton and Mrs. Luciel Ford
motored to Louisville Sunday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson
and little daughter Charlotte. Mrs.
johnson and daughter Charlotte
accompanied them back to Canton
TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish
for a while.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. B. H. Varnado and Mrs. r. ".
Pritchard motored to Jackson Fri
day night to hear the Southernaires.
Mr.. G. M. Varnado spent Friday in
jackson to hear the Southernaires
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

and Mrs. r. c. Jones, Secretary.
Mrs. Melvin Reed and grandson,
Baby Ruth Edwards left recently
for Detroit to spend some time
with her sons and daughters there.
Miss Eileen Manaway was in the
city a few days visiting her mother
on West Pear Street. Miss Mana
way came down from Washington,
d. c., where she is employed at
Howard University to attend the
funeral of Mrs. jeanette Parker of
Duck Hill, Mississippi.
Mrs. Esterllne Thomas Wright
is home at the bedside of her
mother. who IS seriously i'll in Wess
'Hascagoula Street. Mrs. Wright
is making her home in Chicago.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28
By PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT AS was to be expected,
the conversation in all of the pop
ular places up and down the Ole
Avenue was the Jackson College
Sacred Contata. the Southernaires;
and the Teachers Convention.
Made dull in many Of its outward
aspects because of the heavy rain
Friday and Friday night, I doubt
whether it wouldn't be everywhere
conceded that the Convention lack
eel much of the enthusiasm, plump,
spirit, and fun of many a former
year in spite of the number of
activities that gave festive slant
to the Convention week.
Naturally ran into many on old
friend in the Teachers Association,
and / regret it as ominus that
heard SO many of them making re-
marks to the affect that the Asso-
citation ought to be broken up if it
isn't going to do anything-mean-
ing of course, about teachers sal
aries, and the thing that, for the
NJ. A. It. c.. S. future, made these
remarks most forboding, was that
many of those speaking were among
those generally regarded, because
OF age and circumstances as being
in the ra-conservative class.
THE SOUTHERNAIRES were
here Friday night and sang to an
excellent crowd in spite of the rain
and storm threatening night, and
being around heard lot of folks,
comparing the entertainment fur
nished by that famous musical
group to that Of the Jackson College
Sacred Cantata at the City Audi
torium Wednesday night.
FOR THE BENEFIT WHO
WASN'T THERE, in costume. in
performance, in talent, and in
general array, the Jackson College
Sacred Cantata was the best thing
seen at the City Auditorium. with
the possible exception of the Green
Pastures and Marian Anderson for
long time and here join my voice
to the many / have heard urging
that the thing be repeated at the
same place
PROF A M IOVEI ACE ojreo
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

The stork visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Barnes, Jr and left them
a bundle of happiness. The little
lady has been named Mary Dee
Barnes.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

THE FIRST exclusive, restricted
residential sub division ever
opened in Mississippi for colored
citizens. !. all modern conven-
FENCES. gas, sewerage, lights,
water. every house brand new.
and every home occupied by its
owner. :. live where people have
a pride in what they have. Go
see Reid-McGee in the Medical
Building. Phone 4-6681.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

The friends and classmates of
little Miss Velma Rec Ware are
sorry to know that she is i'll. They
hope for her a speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

Miss Mary Lee Parry Is spending
some time in Jackson with her
sister who is i'll.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

CLYDE WILKERSON, gave
great rendition of the Beggar's
Song. Not heard much here abouts,
Mr.. WilkerSon's fine voice should
take him places should he make an
effort IN that direction.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

Mrs. Julia Thurman and niece
Miss Alease Thurman spent the
weekend in Memphis visiting friends
and relatives. They report pleas
ant trip.
The Busy Bee Club is making a
great progress under the splendid
leadership of the President, Mrs.
j. E. Anderson.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28
News From Canton

Miss Dorothy Hammond spent
Friday in Lexington visiting her
parents.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

RICHARD HARRINGTON, as
Mordecai, the Jew, turned in fine
performance, both in his singing
and acting and deserves a place at
the top among a number of out
standing individual performances.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

PROF. A. M. LOVELACE, Direc-
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28
Up And Down Parish Street
BY PERCY GREENE

Tor OF Music at Jackson College
OF course, deserves first credit for
having the energy, intellect and
imagination necessary to undertake
sucn performance. In full dress
with white tie and tails his ham
dilng OF the baton showed a definite
mastery of the 200 voice chorus
making up the Cantata and marked
lor MIN high place In the minds
OF the music lovers of the City
and community.
LUTHER MARSHALL played the
part OF the King. One of the best
OF Basso's here about. Mr.. Marshall
was In excellent voice Wednesday
night, singing with ease and perfect
enunciation from the start to
the finish of the play. Not only was
ms singing excellent but he also
showed exceptional ability as an ac-
Sor IN portraying the various Kingly
modes. Mr.. Marshall was truly
grand performer.
Jackson advocate., 1942-03-28

and Mrs. T. c. Jones, Secretary.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY.

Attractive brick home. painted white
slate roof fully insulated. corner lot
convenient to everything. Act quickly.
l. G. WHITE, WI. 1900. Eve, WI. 4943
Evening star., 1942-06-13
y HARRY ROD,
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

] Block From Conn. Ave. Bus.
Attractive corner center-hall brick
home. large rooms. 3 bedrooms, den and
burner. 2-car garage, beautifully land
scaped grounds; price and terms reason
able. L. G. WHITE, WI 1900, WI. 1913
Evening star., 1942-06-13
GEORGETOWN

We have several houses for immediate
occupancy. g to 4 bedrooms. ranging in
price from $4,000 to $4,000.
Ewes. and Sun. Call Mrs. Doran. MI 1886
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.

sbSSSsS
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE, BED
room. sll-electric kitchen. screened porch.
2-car garage attached; from June 15 to
Sept. Is. WI. 1S41.
EoR RENT. FURNISHED. MASS; AVE;
Embassy section. l of the finest detached
residences in downtown Washington Ex-
tremely large rocSls. beautifully furnished
MhisetoTd Y RzEESsf asD0RfRfn WHTTEFokp
1914 st. NV. DI. 9706.
ss.RooM sMoDERN HOUSE. AVAILABLE
stairs already. renting for sIco.,, mos
seysnced ssys rent rsauses Gsnt5l.; ony
SOLO sSssa 81 Gsher; 1sts st MHs. n's MURRAY RA'
COMPLETELY FURNISHED IN NV. SEC
ton; Groom house, 3 bedrooms, . baths.
1anon knotty pine recreation room. saisse;
to Sept. 90, possibly longer RA, 1917
ARLINGTON BEDROOMS. . BATHS:
screened porch. air conditioned; July and
August: Sl22 mo; wooded lot. CHI O316.
WEsTGATE. MD. MASS AVE. EXTEND,
Avail June sth to Sept. 18th. WI 1fss. '''
COLONIAL BRICK HOME, ATTRACTIVE
y furnished in beautiful section Of Ch.
large Shaded lot; l blk. Conn. ave bus.
within few. blks. Of shopping area; lst f..
spacious living room with inclosed sun
dining room. pantry: modern kitchen: 2nd
A., bedrooms q adj master bedroom can
baths; 3rd f.. 2 bedrooms Sand and bath bath in
Guiding maids quarters; Johns-Manville
insulation affords cool comfort: 2-car ga
66lS for appointment
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 1ile BLOCKS WIS
sve.-Avsilable June to Sept: detached e
rooms. 2 baths. large screened porch and
ferred: rental. S1oo. WI 1862
ARLINGTON-LADY AROUND 30 YEARS
to share completely furnished 5-room
BUNGALOW. CHI. 1925.
s,RooM soT os}s !y HOME ~ FURNISHED; furniture
HyATTsvILLE-6 ROOMS AND RECREA-
tion room. brick house: high, cool section:
prefer adults; available 18th; sos. WA.
TAEoMAa lSi9S.a PARK Ark, MPS,5AT1RAcTIyELy S.,5.
july Jul to Aug i5 its' si5o' 81. eaas' Deno'A'
FALLS CHURCH, vA.--IMMEDIATE oc-
cuoancy; new 5-room bungalow. new fur
1re eonv aFse rsSs1 sSaSed s
AGENCY. Falls Church 1900.
GENTLE COUPLE EMPLOYED PRE-
to va saaFe ca cH RTsS% s9 bungalow in
NEW SECTION, BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX
furnished: june IS to July IS: maybe
hunt for s @ eDp pace e Phone @ f TH 5as yP
TAKOMA PARk, MD.-NEw BRICK
BUNGALOW. bedrooms, living room, bath,
dinette, kitchen combined; Ss5; adults.
SH. 4316.
SILVER SPRING
New 6-room house, completely furn 4
blocks from transp. Situated on high ele-
vation. wooded lot: S110 mo. Will lease
for 3 months.
WIN. F. CARLIN. s1l5 GA. AVE
WOODSIDE PARK. S225 PER MO
Conv. to bus service, rooms, 3 baths.
large screened porch with sundeck, .-car
garage, lot s0x300. beautifully planted.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY,
MA. 1900. 1O12 18th st. NV
FINE NEW HOUSE
In most aristocratic neighborhood: COM
pletely furnished. refriserated air condi-
toned throughout
RANDALL H. HAGNER d CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE $500
Evening star., 1942-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th AND KENYON NV.
LArge home; excellent condition; ideal
guest house; accommodate 20 people; 4
baths, bus and streetcar trans. MR.. WILL
IIAMG MA AN92 -.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
FOREST HILLS.

| Convenient. close-in location: most charm
ing stone home, it's real beauty. newly
| redecorated throushout: reception-han en-
trance; trance also sun sun parlor; 4 bedrooms: 2
vapor heat: Gear built-in sarage; priced
| by out-of-town owner under the original
price Shown by appointment. EN-. 1890
| till pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Conn.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
ElAH FOR RENT.

SEVERAL 2-FAMnY FLATS OF ROOMS
and bath each. heat and water furn.
and dogs. Call in person, 6106 41st ave,
Hyattsville. Md
Evening star., 1942-06-13
HOUSES AND LPrs.. NEW YORK

MANHAssIT. LONG IsLANp-8-ROOM.
bath home, garage; exchange for SUMMER
for similar home or apt in D. G.; COM
sox1O0 TT: seven minutes walk r r. sta.
Hon. 1a miles N Y. City: near beaches.
Gent, about S135 mo. NE. 2OO9, l4s
Evening star., 1942-06-13
NEAR
10th AND COL. RID.

This attractive home contains rooms
in every detail: md floor is rented for
Sl29: has oil burner, refrigerator, storm
sasn and 2-tar garage; you can live on
the nrst Aoor and house will pay for itself;
price. S13,25O: $1,000 cash payment is
Evening star., 1942-06-13
VIM. T. BALLARD,

l12I Eye ST. NV.
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF RITTENHOUSE
st. near sth, n.w.--A home or investment:
six rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; cleo: garage
attached; corner of alley: rented at $3.50
per year: price. $500; easy terms. In
spect only by appointment.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1942-06-13
CLEVELAND PARK

Owner will sell 34OS Macomb St NV,
close stores. bus public, private schools
IL rooms. 3 baths: practically new Eectrol
oil burner summer winter hookup; extra
lavatory in basement; lovely grounds,
shrubbery. shade trees; S14,5OO.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
QUIET STREET

w IL I y 1GCC
In Chevy Chase, wooded section. but conv't
TO all facilities: large and SIN. bedroom,
. baths An older home at a bargain for
Sa.a50: terms. Call Mr.. Treet. ALLIED
REALTY CORP. WI. 6649.
Bethesda, 4514 Highland Ave.
4-bedroom frame home, large liv room
din. room, brkfst room, kit. . screened
poIches and garage: large lot: = blocks
from schools churches: shopping srd
Bradley nl3l: ewes. WISCONSIN 1135
Evening star., 1942-06-13
S6.500.

Attractive Colonial porch brick. rooms.
bath. h.-wh. with gas burner. = inclosed
rear porches built-in garage; arranged for
light housekeeping; conv. section. ne.
Evenings OIL Sunday phone SH 1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
eth and II SITS NE FIR 1000
Evening star., 1942-06-13
S6.25O-BUNGALOW.

2s4l MONROE ST. NE
Contains f1ve rooms and bath. large at
tic. cellar. oil heat. built-in garage Lot
ranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1942-06-13
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

1902 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON-5-
room furnished apt. from June liz to
Sept. g: quiet: no drinkers CHI. 4Oi1.
ONE AND TWo..ROOM COTTAGES WITH
private baths; plenty hot water bus sery-
ice by the door; no cooking; adults only
Phone Falls Church 1895
Evening star., 1942-06-13
BETHESDA AREA
SMART WARTIME BUY.

DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL-ON BUS LINE
6-rm. stone house, surrounded by big
trees Immediate possession. OWNER
Wisconsin 605l
Evening star., 1942-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BY OWNER BEDROOMS. :" BATHS, IN
Chevy Chase; Nd. on lot 15x130: excellent
cond.: schools. stores nearby. bus at cor
Evening star., 1942-06-13
BEVERLY HILLS.

CENIEh-HALL COLONIAL.
A large, new. brick home consisting Of
bs tbs. recreation room. screened-in porch
on a large wooded lot. ready for i'm
mediate occupancy: price. S1o,o50. shown
by appointment Call Temple 1856 before
IN m or between : and pm
Evening star., 1942-06-13
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

OPEN Pm. TO PM.
Detached house, 7 rms and bath: COM
pletely reconditioned; conv. to transp. and
schools.
GIT WEBSTER ST. NV.
S. LEE HARRISON g. CO..
927 New York Ave. NV. RE. 3435.
Sc. SECTION-SMALL 6-R AND B. ROW
brick. near 14th and E, we'll rented at
S37 so per month. Can give possession
less than 80 days. modest home an
investment. No encumbrances. Price,
Cd O0O
Evening star., 1942-06-13

Bethesda. This 1la-bath. 6-room home
IN Greenwich Forest. large, high WOODED
lot. > blks. from fast bus service. Prac-
tlcally new and very roomy. Act at once
on this An opportunity will not wait ;.
in Washington.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
TS3, Wisconsin Ave WI o431
Evening star., 1942-06-13

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-COOL. QUIET.
spacious, S rms, . baths. dining and Sleep
ing porches; beautifully furn.: Oriental
rugs, linens, silver: sublet for summer;
or 8 adults; gentiles; refs. required; Sl6o
ner mo EN- o163
Evening star., 1942-06-13

CHESAPEAKE ST. NEAR WISCONSIN
M Sehossteo; semirdet: r n,rmi orick' p4rch-
Evening star., 1942-06-13

COOL CHEVY CHASE, D. c.: IDEAL FOR
quiet couple: spacious Arm, bath, porch
apt; beautifully furn.: Oriental rugs,
linen. silver: June Goth through summer;
refs. required. gentiles; Sl30 per mo. EN-
Evening star., 1942-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1925 18th ST. NW.-3-STORY. s-RoOM
brick, hot-water heat, oil b.; front and
rear porches: two-car garaee; price, Sl0.-
Evening star., 1942-06-13
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Ss.450: Brightwood: semi-detached brick
Of sig rooms; bath. two porehes' built.in
attic, gas heat: a real clean property; act
now. Mr.. Quick, RA. 34ls Or DI. 3100,
bFITZEII.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

CONN AVE. NW.-ATTRACTIVE. FOYER,
Eitchenette living room. bedroom, bath:
twin beds; for summer months. SlOo
month BOX o9l-H, Star IL
Evening star., 1942-06-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

CLIFTON, VA-1O-ROOM HOUSE: Q
baths. all modern improvements, oil burner.
heating system. acres of grounds. beau
tiful shrubbery, so fruit trees and kinds
of small fruit; on hard-surface street and
short distance Of railroad station, 81 mi
to D. c. j M. DETWILER, Clifton. Va.
Fairfax S5-J-4 IA"
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Reveals LootiinQ
OF Lille, France

Princess Karapow, writing ir
The American Weekly with mex
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
days Times, will reveal how the
Germans have robbed Lille, France
OF its wealth by running a night
club to overhear, the business
secrets Of a wealthy Frenchmar
-. and tells how a triple murder
finally woke up the townspeople
This article. an instalment ir
Princess Karapow's extraordinary
series. Loot, has been made the
basis of a Front Page Drama
Radio Program, The Looting OF
Paris-Part 2" to be heard over
ID radio stations in Michigan and
Ontario, next Wednesday, Thurs.
day. Friday and Saturday. the da,
differing on various stations as
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MICHIGAN
wFDF, Flint, 9:15 p. m, Friday
WASH WOOD, Grand Rapids
lois p. m. Friday; WIBM, Jack.
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German G|iders
Carrying Troops

WASHINGTON, April Is (INS)
The war department today dis
closed that Germany is using a
Itroop-carrying glider capable of
carrying 81 fully equipped soldiers
in addition to two pilots.
Information on the motorless
aircraft and descriptions of more
than so types of combat planes
now in use by japan, Germany
and Italy were made available by
the British air ministry and the
United States Army air forces.
The % passenger Ger m n
glider, named the Gotha 242, has
four machine guns to fight off
pursuing aircraft and carries a
wheeled undercarriage which can
be dropped in flight, leaving the
landing to be effected on three
skids.
Another German glider, the
DIS go, has a capacity of 10
soldiers, including the pilot, and
has a gun port to admit an in
fantry machine gun. Both these
gliders usually are towed by a
Junker So. three engined mono
plane capable of transporting 1S
soldiers.
OF the 81 japanese combat
planes listed, nine are army and
navy fighter planes whose chief
characteristics include lightnesS in
weight and engines of low horse
power. In connection with the
japanese planes the war depart
ment announcement stated:
Protective armor for per-
sonnet II lacking In almost every
case and armor consists gen.
orally Of Ia millimeter machine
I guns-the same AZ the Amer
lean and British 80 caliber."
A more recent type of japanese
plane is armed with four machine
guns and two 20-millimeter can
mons. This is the widely publ
,cized Navy-O or Zero fighting
plane used widely by the japanese
in the Pacific conflictD
While most of the single engine
Japanese fighter planes range
from $50 TO $50 horsepower, Ger.
man ceunterparts are driven by
engines developing 1.200 horse
power, the war department said