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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

WE all have to face facts in wartime
w face them squarcy, calmly, honestly
Without the facts, there may be mud
died public thinking, unjust condemnation
and confusion.
For example, there are facts about the
necessity forWhiSkey r1tioning Michigan
that should be widely known and frankly
faced for the public good
No doubt you have questions to ash-
pertinent, fair questions-such as these
Q. Is any whiskcy being distilled in thc
United States today?
a. Not drop Since last October the entire
distilling facilities of the alcoholic beverage
industry have been devoted 1000 to the
production of alcohol forwarpurpo used
in making smokeless powder synthetic
rubber, chemical warfare materials,
medical supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

HoUSEKEEpER TYPE gentle woman ~
intelligence and initiative, pteieFAntN
vrlne desired nF :anAs ~ apartment or
-ss' Side 'c share ftspo1fh'H's n school
$50 ch.}1reg ard household Co0@ wages
SO cleaning 20 laundry. Telephone LEnoX
nla', evenings
SEWORK Small. 5 rooms no laundry,
~ cooking eHrer crce7 V'h At9r.o.d
ch1d Ccod bCTs Sl5 tN.vrrsi'y i-72l6
HoUsEWORK- Fxpcr enced pam or fJl
dsys 1884 Rostisvn. UrlyersIty 2-oI!o.
HOUsEWORK No isgrdv no cooklng
stay three nights horne four nights $40
rnivefs.'y l-6'7I 1855 P'nnirtior T'-ivo
HoUsEWoRK Experienced no cooking.
no heavy vashr0s stay electric dish
washer SIS ~ 'rs.if --o-,i
HouSEWOHK--Whte $50: genera ara
Vrderere uNnersliY l.2seo
HOUsEWORK-S isundry no cooking
small farr'1 good home. high wages.
bonus Hoesrth E31f
HOUsEWORK- Thursday ana SUNDAY or
NJ Laundry ga. nights references SIS
boUsFwoPK General experienced. 20
LAUNDRY euof sges 1908 Nldemere
University 2-442o
HoUsEWORR m cooking small family
excellent wages. stay, private room
Townsend s-i53i
HOt 'SEMrRk errs~ cncpf m laundry ,
stay nights good home 402o West Buens
vista no $685.
Hot's EwoRK general sman children;
parents employed Gays, siai optional
MURRAY $3.50
HOUSEWORH General Heh' .sIndry Eve
rooms, stay tHee nights. UNNersNy
1854
HousEwoRK -Experienced general. 90 or
STAY nights, good wages. University
.HotsEWORk= -sensral-- chlldren s -IaundtS
onIy, no oJokns $40 week. Townsend
.s-ls3l
.NoUsEWoRHA,iood cook 70 laundrv
references CN!vefsty l-jlIs after 3o
10 n
.HoUsFwoRK Genera. eirl. woman. sta,
nights SIS. liso9 o'sefo. Hogartn
oNto .
HOUsEvORK General STAY or 20 NJ
cooking SIS references. Tyler 5-3ose
HOUsEKEEPEP White stay nights SO:
adults. no children. TEmple 2.73o9.
HoUsEKEEPER-w stay NIGHTS $40
? adults no children. Temple 2-IJoa
HOusFw0HK General no cooking stay
or 20 5000 wages. ToWnsend s.73s2
TRONER warted. exrerenced for hand
laundry. apply 1887 Woodward
JANITREssEs- WINE cleaning offices
morprs rooms corridors uiEht woyk
80 % u. AppN Basement. Book Buildins
JANfTREss-For Office building. Apply
iI06 Industrial Bank Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

WOODWORK All Kinds drl presses
laihes sanders. electric screWiryer.
TCRnsend s-4336
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

A RELIABLE Reader AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards. 1870 Fort Lincoln Park.
spsclal soc tHoVrs 1919 daily, sundsy)
sTiarffr T2sg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
WOMEN DRIVERS

These arc exceptionally vcii-pad and r.
spoons be positions Women with excellent
driving record preferred Between rges of
2l-3- weigh, lcss than las pounds mus
have cood references, living In vicinity a.
Ecorse or E7ya. OAK aud be capable con-
scicrtious arf ~ -arr~-rsTce Give
fu rart4clt+1-7 IN hrs' letter Address Box
A.lnhH IntrnLt 4 me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
HOT Ell
TAT LGR

REQUIRES THE SERVICES
OF NEAT APP EARN G.
GIRLS AND W NJ Z, y
WHITE Up TO THE AGE
OF 40 FOR ELEVATOR
WORK. 40 EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. GOOD WAGES
AND WORKING CONDI-
TIONS. PERSONNEL OF
FICE, ROOM 241.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Personals

a LIQUOR na5it stopped az nome secretly.
Arnold. 246i Est Bank Rldg. RA. T2s<.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
1870 GRIsW VOID

% E.F.E or women or to.dipg crrL-AFSf en-
closing letters "a envelopes. cer.ca! Nork
ana fling no experience necessafy, Bring
-k-l.h csrllt--a.s .SAs-1-E- pscae- AZ {: s-leer
n j. Fo.S a CO.. i3i Howard -. Cadillac
GIRLS wHlrE7- e7ptrlerCed ior sols
f0lntAfc- chsons''s s'Arilns saiary,
81 uniforms meas flrr.sred. Hsp.sn >.
1900 East Jefferson.
GIRL Llsh. ho4sEYn-k: ASA. zlth chiic
~ COOKING Laundry or resvy c.FHrJrE
attractive tenn Convenient !-r-1ti1 3
5ftJvrFsu7 s5tt-
GtPt. GENERAL Once 8o-s Anositts.
~ bookkeeping GOOD hours eNcsat7i
.ssIs-r C-nnor Es', Jeffsrson rlrni''
.LEnrk 5lsi.
.GIFl. or wousr. m washng. NJ Co1kiEg..
pfFsate roon "a sooc @'fo
Cakmoy P'vt Townsend s.z2.e
Girl. GENERAL -ofnce wo,s willingness
~ earn o0r, .sscr'ls. 'fer cNPef erfe.
Call ~ JARVIS rlnsrse 1000
CIR. N n 4dr asf woman hHat"'ForN.
r.a'r coosine Fo0d home stay nights
STEADY, $50 Tuxedo z-atuf
Girls tor soda fountain sSper.errs uo-
necessary VII ualr. Apply Fort wayne
Pharmacy z90i Cass
GIRL ias mar wo-s SIS weekly 60 start.
iEe1toeks BAR $500 W!orrg. three blocks
sauth ~ Warren.
iGiRI. ~ elderly - axe complete Crs"ss.
woman 1Ith SINAI. Cn-t considered.
! Fs5s COOS.
lGIEL tor et~crai. ne -1cSlIs o. lauHar.
extra time oN. SIS University 2-si29
GIpE.-Chas.p - house adults employed
o1e child Townsend 5-o-70 after p n.
GlRL--GenerAl aundrs STAY tnfss nsghn
~ Sundays sls TOwnstrd 7-tos'
GtRL uar'e1 ds.s PEI week TRn.iy
t.Etf1
health FOOD DEPARTMENT
Experience gg.. capable 20 orcrai.us entire
department.
iAFrR BROS
1921 BROADWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

GENERAL homework srau tf0oT apt
Trp'e "me m Townsend '-l''s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
CLERK
COUNTER GIRL
DEFENSE WORKERS
Female Help Wanted

yog cas- EARS So WEE. 81 FAsItY
SHOW 1tR Fr-.rEr TO YOUR Eel.
LOW WORKERS :. 800 BOX PROFIT
40 INVESTMENT ROYAL Crown
HOSIERY scr WOODWARD
DEPENDABLE $uRsEMAlD - stas also
ss.isc cooking Arf 3rn' du'" - Do.
tors home ne .aurtrs. no Gearing Tu-
va's room ara tafs eNts-Fri sa'at5
f'rfrs-r.'v i.4s4n ItEf' "a fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur.
nture cleaning. renovating. guaranteed.
Insured exi2. So. so; cash and carry. 81. so.
Garfield Rug a Furniturs Cleaners. SASS
fireman. Tyler 5-1500.
Carpet Cleaning. l5iS
Collingwood Rugs cleaned. Insured.
Telephone Hogarth 400
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Italian Town (
TO British
In 5.hii. Advance

,s.,,t tf..,l q
-h'1- ~ ll't' - 'A'' i'", 80 ''
Z /llNSl The brlllsh tighlh
Army las captured tho fifteenth
.--,--rr-,-- r,50-- 1T T75I77I f1 +, fVC-
49,.
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worry slEh' opposition com
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Horse Throws
GIN President

c +. Wilson president of Cen
cr8l Motors Corp was m St Joe
>cph'> Mercy Hospital today with
p diSIocauon of his loft shoulder
the result of beng thrown from
hl- horse.
The accident occurred ye5ter-
day morning as Wilson was riding
near his home on Long Lake road
The horse slipped throwing the
GN chief over his head
Wilson was taken to ST Jo-
,cph e, where N-raNs Wcrc takcn
today 10 determine the extent Of
h.s injuries. He informed has of
nco that ho would he back an his
desk either tomorrow or Nedngs-
dav.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Boy, 10, Is Found
Hanged in His Home

River Rouge police today were
inVeStiga ting the death Of
Lawrence Demmer, rs. whose
body was found hanging in the
family residence al 33 w. Pleasant
by hls mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Dcmmer.
The boy, according 10 police
had fashioned a rope from two
gym shirts Mrs. Demmer could
offer no reason for his taking his
life The boys parents are
cstrangcd police said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
THEIR FIRST VENTURE

Cen. Macarthur explained his
part on the mission by announc-
ing on his return
II did not want our para
troops 60 enter their first Cnm-
bat, fraught with such hazard.
without such comfort aS my
presence might bring to them"
The chief of the United States
Fifth Air Force 1t. Cen George
C. Kcnney and Macarthur S
chief Of staff. Mai Gen Richard
X. Sutherland rode IN two crafts
alongside MacArthurS Fortress
which headed the procession of
transport planes bearing Che para
chutlStS.
Heavy Allied bomhcrS. said the
communique attacked heavily
fortified position az llcathS Plan
tatlon. the main northern base
protecting Lac, with lOOO-pound
bombs which reduced the Jap
stronghold 10 ruin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Mo 70 10000 0t)00 jaa0055 aa0055
5. Pdratro0D5

lContlnued irom Page On

ttontinufd from rage one
occupied Markham F1iiry village
and cut the southern and eastern
approaches TO Lac as the para
troops began their innlrauon
The nam Jap dctenscS In the.
area were devastated ~ y y ~ iatt4--l+t ia
medium bombcrS and four-mo-
tored Liberators which pounded
the targets with % tons of bombs.
The whole . AiE5t4- +1+tt5rfrr -attry-
area WAS Strafed with thousands
of rounds of machine gun bullets
and cannon fire as the Allied ring
was tightened around Lac and
Salamaua.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
5000 Jews in Russia
MassaUed by NdziS

LONDON. Sept. 7 ms
Massacre Of 5000 Jews by the
Germans in southern Russia was
reported last night by the Mos
COW radio
The broadcast. recorded by
Reuters, said the bodies of the
victims were found IN a gully
outside Of TaCanrog after the
Red army had recapturcd the
city
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
LOANS TO FACTORY WORKERS
How men ond women con borrow $2s $50, 500
without endorsers-RepoY in smoI monthly insioImens

are made only for the time YOU have
the money. At our rate OF go per
month, a S25 loan costs 81 80 when
repaid in three monthly nstalments
Of 50. So each, but only lSe when re
paid at the end of a week. 4 $50 loan
repaid in four monthly instalments OF
Sl3 20 each costs So Si-or If repaid
IN one month costs 81 so
Gosh for most any purpose
You may get a Household loan to
clean UP old bills. to pay your doctor
or dentist, insurance. taxes, repairs.
union or training fccs-ior almost any
purpose liza loan can hclpyou, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
RedsCdpfure
StdIino Suburb;
Move on Kiev
BY NATALIA RENE

MOSCOW. Sept. Z GNS)-
Stalihe, chief German base in the
DonetS basin, was gravcly i'm
perilled today as an advancing
column of the Red army battled
against furious Nazi resistance
weSt- Of MakeyVka, capture d
suburb seven and one-half miles
east of The city.
Northward other Sapiet ferees
battled steadily forward toward
the Nazi-held Dnicpcr River
stronghold of kicv after seizing
kOnotop. vital rail center 127
miles northeast of Kiov.
Seizure Of MakcyVka, large
steel center. and Konotop were
hlghhghtcd I'm Soviet COM
munlquc announcing liberation OF
more than 100 inhabited places IN
the DonetS area another 100 in
the konotop area and 80 south OF
BryanSk.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

NEED some extra cash quickly?
" Want % pay of old debts Apply
at Household Finance for the money
you need, Repay In small monthly
Instalmcnts. No cndorsers required.
no wage or salary assignment taken.
Any man OK woman with a job is wei
come to apply for a salary. car or
furniture loan of $50 to $500 lust
tell us how much YOU require and
which payment plan YOU prefer We
have many plans 10 ft our service to
your needs
$50 loan for S3.s4
PAYMENTS shown 10 the table below
nClud, principal andIutercst Charges
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
NINE MILE GAIN

Russian ground advances during
the last "A hours ranged from
nine and onc-half TO l. miles on
the Donets front and the same
distance HE Bfyah-k- front.
= - i4t- fI}stt--tS fI}stt-- Improved
their positions on the SmOlenSk
front and west and southwest Of
Kharkol
Makcycvka fcll only after full
DAY Oi furious battle marked by
street fighting More than 5000
Germans were killed ~ German
t1ukS. were Knocked out and o.
hcld guns and il mobile guns
we're destroyed Large stores Of
equipment and many prisoners
Here= captured.
Among be mere than 100
towns liberated IN the Donets
area were the railroad functions
uf kFamatof-kaya and Slavyansk
and tho town OF konStantinovka.
whore the Germans left hundreds
of dead and wrecked equipment
ttfrT-rrTKCE KESISTANCE
South of Bryan * Russian
forces UUTSnE Germans nom cap
urcd konotop met fierce resist
4nae- as the Nazls tried 10 halt the
Soviet drive towards Bakhmach.
HeXt objective on the path 10
kIcV
Capture OF Bakhmach Is miles
southwest of Konotop and 40
mile, northeast of KEY would
ClNo the Russians control oLa
junction ol railroads leading 10
klcl Brlan>k. Odessa, G0mel and
kur>K
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
} sgFAkS Exact = fOr1H-
PLANES I'm Reich Raid

ers which DESTROYED more than
20 enemy fighters.
u. -. NarauderS and RAJ
Mitchell>, Ventures and TN-
ph0on bombers attacked mar
ShalIing Yards al Rouen, Ahhr-
Vile. SerquoaN, AmienS, Books
and Boul0gne.
-SpitffreS- and TNphoon eS-
Corted and covered the medium
aud fighter-b0mberS. DESTROYING
~ enemy fighters Thunder
bolts destroyed twelfth enemy
craft From all operations 35
I. = aircraft and four Spitfres
are missing.
RAE fighters destroyed at
least another nine NaLi aircraft
IN evening sweeps over France
800 TONS DROPPED
The air correspondent of th.
Daily Express estimated the Mar
I'm MaraudorS dropped 300 ton
of bombs on Amicn,. Roucn ant
SerqucaN
The air ministry sand Eo'-t
pilots shot down SIX oar of ID
German fighters while c~cortu.
the MuauderS and RAt' MuchcIA
over the targets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
AbeaP0if S:arafEOOE.S
Land Behind .DagpS

As soon as they heard the news
that American paratroopcrs had
dropped down behind Jap lines in
New Guinea and seized a landing
field near Lac MIR and Mrs John
M-kel1,--aa y l1itr4ettt Ff33ferii Ff33ferii
knc" their SON, It. Charles Kctt
Mas among the-Hef
- fIt--tuff =tTS- ne had surprise
for us, and We knew that was
the surprise his mother SAID
today.
ENLISTED At 10
4 member of the regular army
If. kett enlisted when hc was
49, Now p ne volunteered Tor
the paratroopS "A year ago and
has been overseas since DcCcm-
bcr, A brother. Harold 21 Is a
seaman, second class. IN the coast
guMd,
News that Sgt Paul Laydcn
was aong The paratrooporS was a
complete surprise. however. TO his
parents Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Lay
den 1661 Cabot.
He says 10 little i'm his let
terS that they are pretty duh
except that they let us know ne
il all right" one Of his three
sisters SAID today.
BROTHER IN SERVICE
Inductcd in juno 1871. SGT.
Layden began paratroop training
Immediately upon the completion
OF his basic training. lie IS y
years old and has a brother IN
service. 1t. Charles Layden, now
stationed al F't. Din, n j.
Other paratroopcrs from the
Detroit area who participated in
the attack ON Lac included.
sgt Teddy kaCzor 32l9 Den
ton. Hamtramck Sgt. Edward
WolcWodzic 1857 White, Cpl
Robert Sullivan. $50 Garfield.
Pvt. Roy Clark. 495l Grand
Pvt John kubbo, 562
Beniicau. PVT. NaSalic Metea 209
Gerald. highland Park, Pvt Ma
thanlel BolEer 9l65 Pinchurst;
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

We CEATTED for a We o
and the informed quarter
seemed optimistic. In fact be-
was more optimistic than any
Informed quarter ! had ever
spoken 90 about The War.
Then I wandered into 'he
conference room where news
paeemen are gwen fureafrrr Tn
the Allied -,4r1l- -t.ff -''-if-t- - hs-ir-
peninC ar the fronts and got a
good. unobStrected closeup q. %
military source.
Good military sources 7r0
rare. 60 gave this military
source undivided attention He
was seated on a daiS discussing
the campaign in Arakan
CBurmal in the serene Convc-
zion that The thousands of
words his opinion would inspire
never would To attributed 70
HIM by name.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

Pvt Homer IHtUngcr. 22157-Telc-
graph, and PVT. Everett Nelson.
1879 Porter.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

HE NOR = tii4a-t---l itrt-t----s
of the general staff and WIS
indeed, a most competent mii-
tary source
As it happened, a few steps
out Of the conference room !
bumped into political circles
p rather tall and rcedy person
I asked him what was new IN
his own field and he told me I
could say that political circles
found everything satisfactory al
the moment. but anyhow every
body ought to gird for a long
haul.
He said that he would he
glad when the war ended and
he could see his name IN print
again.
MUCH THE same plant
came from titled gentleman
who is often referred 10 as
"authoritatively" "A 1T horita-
tivelyS' sphere is foreign af-
IalTS ana DcIoIt the W al ll' lldh
the pleasure Of being able -
state an opinion and have II
attributed 10 him directly and
personally.
He seems 10 be kind who
likes responsibility Now he
could merely state, with many
a reservation, that n could be
said "authoritatively' that the
Allied cause is booming.
7 DIDN'T have time 10 get
around 10 "unimpcachablc,
who is quite unapprOachahle
anyhow, sources close 20 % who
were not in their offices, or
good authority who was in
conference.
But ] understand they also
are confident. In fact, l was
told so by consensus Of opIn-
ion.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

-..fi =tuit=rTs= ne had a surprise
for us, and We knew that was
the surprise his mother SAID
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
NIP Foundation
Continued from Page u

Stewart $4.66, Minnie Booker, ST.
Willie Parish, 81, Mrs. Thornton
$40 Parish Street Baptist Church
$685., Morning Star Baptist church
So, Mrs. Hattie Wilson, So, Black
stone Cafe $.63, Annie Dexter,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
BETWEEN THE LINES
Our Military Reverses

ALTHOUGH WE are not a little
Inundated at the temporary set
back to our military forces in
North Africa, We need not be dis
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
American Red
Cross Home 4
Nursing Class

The local American Red Cross
Glass in home nursing closes its
first series of class work for 1943
Under the direction of Nurse o.
w. Harris, R.N Jackson College,
group of women met at the Will
liam Johnson Bethlehem Center,
December 2, 1912, registered and
organized the class into a Health
Club and elected the following
members as officers: Mrs. l.. A.
Denton, President, Mrs. NJ. l..
Brown, Vice-President, Mrs. L. A.
Rudd, Secretary, Mrs. Lille Z.
Bentley, Chaplain, Mrs. Fairy
Reed, and Mrs. Lula Cheatman,
Monitors, Reporter, Mrs. r. O.
Hubert.
Prior to the Organization, this
class was recruited by Terrell Lit
erary Club, Mrs. Hubert, President.
The public is invited to join us
in our elimination Program, We'd
nesday, March II, at 7:45 pm. at
Parish Street Baptist church. A
Health Play will be presented by
in the class followed by a Health
Movie and Papers on the various
important phases of health.
Highlights of the American Red
Gross Home Nursing will be pre-
sented by a Representative Of the
local chapter.
The presentation of Certificates
will conclude the program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
Tougaloo Site Navy
Testing Center Now

Tougaloo College has been asked
to serve as one of the centers for
giving the qualifying test for the
Navy College Training Program,
known as the VIZ Program.
High School seniors, high school
graduates and college students who
will have attained their 18th but
not their Goth birthdays by July l,
1913, are eligible to take the Navy
qualifying test.
Men now enlisted in any branch
of the armed forces are not eligi-
bic to take this test
The test will be given at Touga-
loo College from 900 to 1l:CO am.
on April 2, 1913.
Each young man taking the test
must present at time of taking the
test an on-identification
form. This form can be obtained
Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Miss.
by writing Dean Lionel B. Fraser,
Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
New Training
(Continued from Page y

out undue fatigue or Ill effects.
1t. Randall and his staff, which
will act in an advisory capacity In
regards to academies will have d..
rect supervision of the military in
doctrination program, which will
include infantry drill, ceremonies
and inspection, first aid, and GUS
toms and courtesies of the service.
1t. Randall came to Tuskegee
Army Flying School in July, 1912,
end since December z was with the
366th until his transferral to his
new duties with the unit at Tuske.
gee Institute. 1t. Randall comes
from Indianapolis, Ind, where he
is well known in social and pro-
feSsional circles.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13


Already our Employment Bureau
is functioning nicely and We are
pleased to, inform you that We
have good positions to offer wo-
men who might be interested
Miss Ruth M. CARVER, Supervi-
scr of William Johnson Bethlehem
Center has been to Memphis, Ten
nessee to attend Regional Con-
ference of Bethlehem Center Work.
ers. Bethlehem Center from the
following cities were represented.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
Birmingham, Fort Worth, and
Jackson. The Supervisor will give
a report of this meeting at the
monthly meeting of The William
Johnson Bethlehem Center Staff
Forum, Sunday, March IA at pm
The OPO Consumer Education
Glass will meet Friday, March L.
at TOO pm.
The Pre-School PTA will meet
Monday, March IS at 1870 pm.
All parents of children attend
ing the Nursery School will be ex-
pected to attend. Mrs. Matte Gle
mes is president.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-13
William Johnson
Bethlehem Center

The class in Red Cross Home
Nursing will complete its course
of study by presenting a playlet
titled 1.-THE Proof of the Pudding"
at Parish Street Baptist Church,
Wednesday, March II, at 7:45 ,.
IN. This class is instructed by Nurse
0. w. Harris of Jackson College
and is the third of its kind to be
conducted at the Center.
The program will close with the
presentation of certificates to the
following persons: Mesdanes Ju-
liza Atkins, Anna Bell, Irene Brax-
ton, NJ L. Brown, Lula Cheatham,
H. L. Denton, Anna Baxter, Car
RE Fitzhugh, Odella Hoote, M M,
Hubert, Leila Johnson, j. B. John
son, j. B. Mckinney, j. H. Powell
Fannie Reed, Hazel Roundtree, L.
Rudd, Georgia Thames, and Misses
Cosmore MCGEE, Essie Randle and
Katie Robinson. The public is invit-
ed to attend.