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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
American Legion
And yFw Hit by
Roosevelt

Chicago, Illinois Failure of the
American Legion and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars to speak out
against the postwar lynchings of
Negro veterans and the many at
tacks against them helps explain
why United Negro and Allied Vet
Grams of America was formed and
why Negro veterans are turning
to this organization for leadership,
says James Roosevelt, son of the
late FDR.
This belief is stated in an ar
ticle by James Roosevelt in the
current issue of the Negro Digest,
published here, titled, What
Does the Negro Veteran Want p.
After describing the alarm felt
by Negro veterans throughout the
country over lynchings and brutal
beating of Negro veterans, parti-
cularly in the south, Roosevelt
cites the case of James Stephen
son, Navy veteran of Columbia,
Tenn, who was Threatened with
lynching, because he defended his
Mother during an argument with
a white store keeper who had
clapped and kicked her. He also
refers to the bru eal quadruple
lynching in Monroe County, Gr.,
last July one of the victims of
which, George Dorsey was for
mer G. I.
VETERANS DISGUISED
"These two cases. Roosevelt
writes, "and many more here SER
we'd to anger and disgust many
veterans, especially Negroes as
they take stock of the democracy
which they were called upon to
defend. 1t is noted regrettably
that neither of the two major vet
Grams organizations have spoken
out sharply in condemnation of
these attacks which are of 1877
mount concern to Negro veterans"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Police QueII Mob
Seeking Rape
Suspect

Pell City, Ala. May (NNPA) =
A mob of about 400 men, bent on
lynching Robert E. Hunt accused
of raping a pregnant white woman,
was dispersed after it had fired
into the Jail and the prisoner was
wounded from flying glass.
State Highway patrolmen sue
ceeded in breaking up the mob,
and two carloads of officers re-
moved Hunt from the local Gala
hoose to Birmingham where he was
lodged in the skyscraper Jeffer-
son County Jail for safe-keering.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Bob AL
verson said Hunt had confessed
entering the wonIan's home in
clothing belonging to his alleged
victims. He was said to have tax
en- one of her dresses off a clothes
line outside.
According to the alleged confess
sion, Hunt, after he had gained
entrance, forced the womtn to sub
NIT to him by holding knife
at her throat.
Immediately after Hunt was
taken into custody late last We'd
nesday night, the mob began form
ing at the pail. Thursday morning
the mob started chanting, sLeLt
us have him., and fired several
shots into the jail. Hunt was nick
ed on the arm and leg by flying
glass when bullet smashed win
dow.
The State patrol was called and
the mob was dispersed.
The alleged crime is said to
have occurred in Easonville, four
miles from here at noon. Deputy
Sheriff Alverson arrested Hunt
about $50 p. m. last Wednesday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Prentiss Observes
Founders Day

Prentiss, Miss - (DSN) May
5. 1947 - The forthieth anniver-
sary of the founding of Prentiss
Normal and Industrial Institute
was observed here May 4th through
9Th in a series of programs which
drew the largest crowds in the re-
cent history the school.
Prentiss Normal and Industri-
al Institute was ounded by J. E.
Johnson and his vie, both grad
yates of Tuskegee Institute dur
ing the lifetime of Booker 7. Wash
ing ton.
Speaker during the celebration
was: Victor Seaman, Hattieburg,
Miss, businessman, T. M. Camp
bell, Tuskegee Institute, with the
opening sermon by Rev. H. w.
Warten Of Topomac, Illinois.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Woman
Exonorates Negro
OF Attack

Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Betty
DeIoach Byrd, a young white girl,
who had previously accused two
Negroes of Staying her boy friend,
Anthony Ellison while they were
parked on a lonelp road on August
8 reversed her story here Monday
when she testified that two white
men had committed the crime and
threatened to kill her if she di-
vulged their names.
The young girl named William
Perkins and William Parrish as
the slayers. Both Perkins and Par
IRISH are being tried for the MUIR
der.
The young girl was single at the
time of the Staying but since that
time married T. B. Byrd.
In her testimony to the court
Mrs. Byrd said she and Ellison
drove to a road known as Lovers
Lane" and parked when Parrish
and Perkins came up, Parrish had
a pistol and she stated that she
recognized both men although 1t
was dark and foggy. She was or
dered to get out of the car, after
which she was marched to the
rear of the automobile by Perkins
and Parrish took Elixson in charge.
The girl further testified that she
heard Ellison say don't shoot
which was followed by gun re-
port.
After Ellison was killed, she
had relationship with both which
held the body of the dead man,
testified the young girl.
Before leaving the scene both
men told the young girl to say
that she was attacked by two Ne
groes who merdered Ellison, said
the girl.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

Albany on the originally scheduled
day, .'befitting the great Ameri..
can artist and citizen Paul Robe
son." #ls L
The Civil Right division of Mo
bilization for Democracy in Los
Angeles will cooperate with Pro-
gressive Citizens of America in
seeking to reverse the decision of
the directors of the Hollywood
Bowl to bar Mr.. Wallace, "out..
standing American citizen of the
world of PROGRESS" Preparations
are also under way, the Civil
Rights Congress stated, for re-
turn engagement in Peoria for MI.
Robson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Rev. Shaeffer
Heads State
Regional Council

Jackson, Miss, Mayo, 1947 -
Rev. H. Brent Shaeffer, pastor of
the First Lutheran Church agreed
here last week to accept temper
airy appointment as Chairman of the
Mississippi Division of the South
ern Regional Council. To succeed
Mr. Wilcoyin of vicksburg, Miss
issippi, who was forced to relin-
quish the Craftsmanship due to
physical disability.
In accepting the emtporary Chair
manship Rev. Shaeffer said, Il
certainly know 1 cannot take the
place of Mr.. Wilcoxin, but I greet
you with cordiellity and ask that
you give our cause an active place
in your schedule during these
next month"
"I know attitude toward the Ne
groes the activity for better race
relations represents only one face
of the council programs, but /
consider crulil in the developing
of wholesome and right and har-
mony race relation other factors
will readily adjust themselves. F."
"Our chief indeaver will be to
develop SRC groups in various
localities. l do not believe great
progress for our cause can be made
without larger connection. We need
influence and work. This was Mr..
Wilcoxin plans if he continued as
Chairman"
The slogan oft he Mississippi
Division of SRC is, For the sake
of the soul and of the South the
need be fair and favorable attitude
toward the Negroes"
Rev. Shaefer also announced a
plan to visit the larger cities of
the Stated uring the month of
June in order to broaden the act
ivities and increase the member
ship of the council
Ohter members of the Executive
Committee are: Vive-chairan, Pres.
L. c.. Jones, Piney Woods, Second
Vice Chairman, Mrs. Paul airing
ton, Jackson, Second-treasurer, Mrs.
Ruby Suits Lyells, Jackson, Mrs.
F. o. Alexander, Jackson, Miss
Catherine Bass, Jackson, Rabi
Stanley Brab, Vicksburg, Mosgr.
Joseph Brunini, Natchez, Editor
Hardin Carter, Greenville, DR.. P.
w. Hill, GAINESVILLE, Mrs. M. M.
Hubert, Jackson, Pres. J. e. John
son, Prentiss, Pres. John Longs,
Southern Christian Institute, Ed
wards, Mrs. L. w. Price, Jackson,
Mrs. w. H. Ratcliff, Sherarh, Miss,
Pres. Jacob IL Reddix, Pres. Jack
son College, Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Perry Howard
On Liberia
Committee

Washington, D c = Represen-
tative William L. Dawson, Demon
crat, of Illinois, Perry w. Howard
Republican national committeeman
for Mississippi and Frank L Stan
ley, president of the Negro News
paper Publishers Association, have
accepted the craftsmanship of
the proposed National Committee
for the American celebration of
the che hundredth-anniversary of
Liberia, the Liberian Centennial
Committee, announced last We'd
nesday
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
West Indies Get
First CoIored
Bishop

Kingston, Jamaica, May - Con-
secration of Bishop Percival Glib
son, first colored persian in the
West Indies to be elevated to the
bishopric of the Church of Eng
land, took place last Thursday. He
took the title of suffragan bishop
of Kingston.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Four CoIored
Jurists Sit in
MAY Trial

Washington, D. C. = Four Of
the members of the jury sitting in
the war fraud trial here of An
CONTINUED on Jage 81
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

AVALON SHORE. Shadysidc. Md.--Four
lots; septic tank and well; close to beach:
LoCH HAvEN-A beautiful building site
5 ROOMS },d ANp SseI Bath I'll PsTy P s5s dscGrated
RiRST RIGm nEacH and ne nearby city
homes; possessioR2 2oo to to M bsdreoms rR1gFR meR-
RsXSsTsXR Wanted
sell new St Marys Co. beach on the
SORT 1oF discsTninr ard dtser5minatjnig ti33i
serene, harmonious and satisfying re-
nants against adverse Influences. plus free
spontaneous acceptance from the begin
references and Endorsement required. Call
FOR r r LoTs I15Ts' OR coTTAGEs see cedarhuryt
Side, Md.-Refined, restricted, good roads.
boat harbor. pier, sea wall Lots lots $3.50 ,,t to
$3.50 GoaFS S42eo to sH1MAS S51S1 SirfqsT i4s
K st, NV, Ma 62aa. At cedarhurst, see
M1s REbRM 9;T NJ MobHRS b2sy FURNISHED cottage
s lots, Avalon shores, Shady Side Md. 4th
house left: Steamboat rd.; open Sat. and
Sun Enquire Fire dept. Shady side). OR
LOG CABIN at Gunston Manor. Va =.
water: vacant; priced for immedlate IS Saie'
JESSE LOEb' MA l-ul =. ives, NJ. oIuL' :
SHADY SIDE, MD. Avalon Shores, Chest,
nut and Oak sts.; open all day-Beautlful
bungalow: owner must sell. moving to Flor
ida; will sacrifice for $3.50, will take back
large trust: immediate possession.
down payment; owner will take back bal
ance on trust; immediate possession. Open
for inspection at all times.
No, ) Lerch drive. new all-year- round
bun allow: builder needs money, will sell
for SIS. 600, $4,000 first trust. Open all day
Sunday Exclusive, F. R. OSTROW tz CO,
open 10 brokers, call WI 25il or RE
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Ils ACRES in Va, p mi. D. G, Arm.
ira, frame eR RouSs eec' water chicken hogses
- ACRES: near Vienna, Va. Il, miles
to D. G; beautifully wooded; holly and
rfe n b1d
from plans of approved architect; S2;;9o0;
easily fnanced o5her acreage AVA avaiaD1e me
CHANTILLY. VA. % miles from George
town, on U, S. Route 5o-White brick, 3
neqf5 oil heat Tepaces On
p K15R INc NJ al1s9 %l9o 1eo under Cult
~ation lO-rm, mod. house. 2 tenant houses.
cI1FroRp GG e5Rf5 saeRTaER aaa fafeDe1 &C. Re 0;
GEN1LE9AS's ESTATE g CONT t. 81. 3s acres aa,
a5 miles from Wash, Other farms best
& HELAN, Realtors, 81. 1000: ewes. till
: 3e D'AatCREs-Modern 1o-room home; hot
q. q . lust s"ri north Of Silver Spring barn,
N aPDeS Resms real P1y o 9ny s36oo Viz A1GH GfH
EPL1NG, 5sos Baltimore ave- Hyattsyille,
FAIRFAX CO., ,vA.-35-aere farm: also
bsmt, % and Iaund tubs, ? porches; beauti
ful setting, lge. OAK. trees, GoOQ DaTn
and chicken house; streams: good roads;
IS fruit trees; mr. lge. school and shop
ping center; good location; poss at set
tlement; an excellent value; total price.
Sla.T50; less acreage. less money, Also
6-rm. mod brick home; 1-acre land, beau
tiful yard and trees: prewar and excel.
cond; a home you've been looking for.
Also other homes and acreage for sale.
For appt.. phone Vienna 2S0. WHITE
SELLS REAL ESTATE, Oakton Va. nr.
Oakton School on Chain Bridge rd. 10
miles from D c. --23
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE by, owners; 80 acres high
ground at Tuskawilla. Florida, u miles
north of Orlando. 600 feet on State
paved road, electricity. $3.50. Terms.
SLAUSON, National 6631. 22*
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug f1sherman's haven in one of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities: over 400 sold. i to 5 acre
homesites. fronting or nr. salt water; COM
munity boat dock privil., hard rd.. cleo;
titles guaranteed; priced as low at $500,
SD down, SIS mo-; immed. possession.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet, write
or phone Paul F. Harrison, 1872 K st.
NV, NE. 1143, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor.
DAYToNA BEACH, FLA-Florida's year.
round resort; eight-unit apt. house in
finest beach residential area; about ) times
annual rental S65.00n; sizable trust avail
able Call WILLIAM CORCCRAN HILL
CO. 10 Jackson pl.. Lafayette Square.
RETIREMENT or investment opportunity.
An investment that is safe. yielding an
hotel we'll located in a thriving, neelthful
Virginia town about 95 miles from Wash
inston. Building is frame, excellent con-
water: s baths. dining room, etc: produces
gross income CT approximately $1,000
per yr.: Si2,00u cash needed: balance
we'll financed. TYLER 81 RUTHERF ORD.
INC. 1o6 II st NV, RE 5o45. III
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
Matter OF Carl Nelson Williams. Bankrupt;
Mestlpg Of GTedto1s T9 ths et SreditSTs 81 = Of
ing: on, District Of Columhia---Notice is
hereby given shat the said Carl Nelson
Williams hes been duly. adjudged bank
rupt on q petition filed by him on the 1tr
Ing OF, his creditors will be- held on the the
office OF the referee in Bankruptcy. -
Tower Building, l4th and x streets NV.
Washing ton. D. c., at which time and place
the. said creditors NAV attend. prove their
bankrupt. and transact such other bust.
ness as may properly come before SAID
meeting. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN, Referee
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
Iumbia, Holding Rankrupsey Court;-[n the
Bankruptcy No, 44I0-Notice Of First
A. Eleanor Walsh. of the City Of wash
ington, District of Columbia-Notice is
hereby given that, the said A. Eleanor
Walsh has been duly duly adtudged 2 bank
ins Of her creditors will be held on the
the office Of the Referee in BANKRUPTCY
32I Tower Building. i 4th and x streets
and place the said creditors may attend,
anime the bankrupt and transact. such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont.

N~Sit''s
Sc CORNER Ere. FTanEn :, ave and ocsq
HARRY .l' I}F pRE1sgN. 1SgS 6l6 Bond Bldg. MA.
HlLLENDALENChoice location. near Naval
BRooKs PERRING & CO., Realtors. 81
ARLINGT0N's most exclusive section
Very ,large, wooded corner lot, near coun-
try club, S4,2oo, CE. 1891 2l' /
bui ding lots, located Conn. ave. and Jones ,
Bridge rd;; st and ,,iI Ind @ trust furnsbed 70
las7 Eye st, NV D1. $3.50. Brokers; sat at !
LANHAM PARK, just east of Lanham. Nc
Beautiful lots. .l0oxl7n feet, $3.50. III
place we'll situated, with beautiful trees
and room for flowers and a, place where
the k,ddies 1 can romp and a. play; and still
as city water, electricity. telephone, mail
service, train and bus connections-then
Georaes county's fastest -growng com
n ha sn acre Tee Of snd G P for s5o @ wi With nes
can pay for Or your U lot in small monthly
payments Come out and look around
There is no obligation to buy. but we
values offered and the activity here in
Lanham Park. Directions: Bladensburg rd
TO Peace Cross, turn right. out Defense
overpass, cross oVerpass. continue u mile
left ass ED Dettnse ~y p' Once a. open eGf da1
THOMAS F. HALEY, phone Hyattsvilie
4-acRE HILLTOP BUILDING SITE, With
commanding view of beautiful surround
Jngs, adjoining several small country es-
tatcs of charm and distinction. This is
ens Of the most desirable bgildng sites in
homes reflect the high character of the
neighborhood. The, price, $500, includes
MI RI r5y o1rnS n \
structed leading TO the slope of the hill
Il is one of only six homesites available
In beautiful Springbrook. rigidly restricted
development on the Colesville rd in the
from downtown WASHINGTON, where careful
planning and protective covenants assure
ment. Homesites here average more than
acres each. some wooded some with
streams. Prices begin at s4.750. includ,,
any kind. Literature and plat on request
Phone for appointment to inspect GEO. J.
M3SS; ITI5 Realtor ITS 81 Hri60, 300 It,, ~ Is.
pl, ne. between 42nd and 44th SITS, suit
sTailabie. MIcHAEL Walsh & son, I'll
Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50; ewes, co. $3.50.
EAST CAPITOL ST. AND TEXAS aves.,
near Bennipg I'd. n.e,-l3 lots. Ideally 10;
M1cHAEL ~ wALsH s son, ny is11 Eye St
cHEvE cM FE CHASE H view e. "'sa ot well To-
N: P sHoEMAKER. Jr. Broker, PL Ii46
Md, and NV, Section Of Washington; 1eS1 be, e.
fore you buy or sell consult our specialists
on lots and acreaee. CRANE & HELAN,
18th a'GrS And m BRANDYwfNE TT SES ST. F' N.W-7o-ft
front by 1l5 irregular, splendid home
LEWIS BROWN. MA. 574o; ewes, EN-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST OUR commercial property with us
for prompt and efficient action. We have
a. waiting list of customers for stores,
Offices display snd Sales rooms on aBd stor
7O7 st. NV. MA. 550N IA
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for properties
in Wesley HgtS., Spring Valley, and Amer
sves FX 0SS0. WILLIAM CORCORAN
HILL CO., 10 Jackson p, Lafayette
Square. 10
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 So. Cap. st. TR. 1858.
SHORE DUTY But NO ROOF--DeSire to
rent and/or with option 10 buy direct from
owner attract home: would like 3 bedrms..
:. baths. plus rec. rm.. firepi.. gar, ETC.;
prefer excel neighborhood. lge. trees and
teen-age neighbors: will guarantee meticu-
lous care. GRAGG, TIE. 1869; RE. 400
E,tt
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES; quiek set, set
tlement FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye
81. NV: DI. $3.50. Brokers attention:
Ist AND END Trust LohNS-Prompt
and courteous service. Befors borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. s17
siG MoNEY Il NO ON f sEcoND oSSD TRusr-we VIA
buy ;second,trIst notes. D c. psaT5y Msr2yn M.
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
N Y ave w National 5s33.
Ist, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"a hrs Also anaEcial aid to builders,
METRO REALTY CO, EX. 5499.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Maryland'
CAN CO, SO7 18th. Ma S032.
9nd-TRUST LOANS, D. c., Md, Va. prop.
immed service, low rates. no appraisal
fee or excessive title &c! eharge 5NTRe PaEne
& CO. Suite POI, Az 5th st. NV D1
Isl, to md nd 3rd aI TRUST LOANS, nearby Md !.
Va and D c.: mo. payts lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO; o905 N. Y. ave- NV. RE
1872, RE. 1913. 2S
Ist-TRUsT LOANS on real estate, low
rates. terms or mo. payments. P. J
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum.
OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP under
signed being all of the partners in lirn-
"Weathervane Window Sales Company of
Washington. D. c." a certificate of the
formation Of which vas filed with the
States, for the District of Columbia on
December 81. 1a46. which partnership will
by the voluntary act of all the partners
be dissolved as of June 30, 1947, do
hereby declare, state and give, notice that
said limited tpartnership will be dissolved
certificate of the formation thereof is
hereby cancelled as of said date In Wit
ness Whereof the undersigned have here
unto SCI their hands and seals this 23rd
day of June, 1947. RALPH D; RICHARD-
SON, General Partner, L. S. WILLIAM B.
HURLBURT. Special Partner, L. S. tSeal}
A true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEW
ART. Clerk. By c. H. MILSTEAD, Deputy
Clerk.
je3o, ,iy2, 2,5.7,e1e.1416,1921
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

NEAR HLaOBoTH EEACs, Del. Dewey
Beach,. second house from ocean. First
floor has large living room fireplace, COM
plete bath. large dining room, cozy di-
nette, completely equipped kitchen. screened
porch and maids quarters: second floor
has 3 bedrooms and Y bath; shower,
netisn bInds % throughoat deem freeze
unit house in excellent condition; lot is
80 by 1875 feet: priced at S12,500 for
quick sale. GEO. j. MOSS. Realtor,
Shepherd 1900. or DANIEL ANDERSON
Realtor. il Park ave. Rehoboth Beach,
Del Phone 3441 S4s
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What do Won bid now?
T axe Ny Word for II
By Fronk Colby
Words to Watch.

The word peninsula is often given
the unauthorized pronunciation
pub -NIN-suh-luh or "pus-NIN-
chuh-luh." The third syllable, in
Standard American, is sub" Say:
pen- -IN-suh-lu or: pub -suh-
lun.
The word fricassee is a French
loan word. 1t means dish of
chicken or other meat cut up and
cooked in gravy Not "FRIG-uh-
zee" The accent should fall on the
third syllable, thus: frik-uh-SEE
The word stabilize is from stable.
firm, established. steady" Occas.-
ionally We hear the obsolete pronun-
citation "STAB-i-lize," and it sug-
gests something to do with stabbing.
The Standard American pronuncia-
ton, of course, has long been: STAY
h1-ize. But, incredible as it may
appear. the only pronunciation that
is listed by Funk 8S Wagnalls and the
New Century has a stab in the
first syllable! One wonders If die
tionsry writer's ever listen to people
talk.
A number of readers have written
to me recently about the word
philatelist, "a collector of postage
stamps They report that on Fred
Aliens program Portland Gee
WhizD pronounced it "fl-LOT-uh-
list" Why the lot? they ask.
The answer is, why indeed? No die
tionary known to me shows the "a
broad in philatelist It's fiat as in
that, mat thus: fi-LAT-uh-li
Miss Hoffa's (Mrs. Fred Allen)
affectation of the broad A usually
betrays her, for she seems to have
a genius for sounding a broad A
in words in which it never occurs,
She has said "plostics" for plastics,
stomp for stamp, etc.
The idea that the broad A in the
so-called TASK" words (ask, after,
chance, dance, example, etc. is the
only correct pronunciation, or is
more cultured" than the fiat A,
is diction-school myth and nothing
more. The broad A is heard natively
in the speech of some (but by no
means alb New Englanders. But
even in New England the broad A Is
obsolescence. Elsewhere
in the nation it does not occur ex-
cept as an affectation.
Copyright 1o47, The Bell Syndicate, Inc)
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AUToMoTiVE MlscELL's lcont.l

N1W-TYPE TTRE RECAPPING by the lat
service: electric-treated sections if your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. WASHINGTON s
NV. AID 5000 Quick. effcient service
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.. We
carry a large stock of Rood-auality seat
fit other models of General Motors cars.
prompt and neat installation if desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving st.
NV AD. $500
1917 CUSHMAN motor scooter, used very
little, $500. M. C. FLOOK. Laytonsvile
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$4,000; $500 CASH. s35 MO.-15- acre
homesite. State highway, near Lanham;
water approved. OWNER, ewes, no. $50
1872 ACRES. in the heart OF the Potomac
Hunt Country, in Mon.gomery County
Beautiful, gentle. rolling land, high
building knoll overlooking the right amount
of woods and a good stream through
property; located just off River I'd. extend
ed; priced for immed. sale at 81 l,6?O
agent. Mr. P Di Filippo MA. a!4l, with
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC,
$3.50 AN ACRE; 4.3 acres in Fairfax
County, T miles from Pentagon;- tail oak
trees. elec; ali-year road; $50 down,
So a mo VERNON M LYNCH e. SONS.
! miles out COLUMBIA pike. Dial Alex
hGOH, closed Sun.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK in frst-hoor office, adjacent to
Conn. ave. Private entrance, first floor,
Secretarial phone service: S35. AID 4412;
SUNDAYS and ewes. OR. 1915. SO
CENTRAL LOCATION, desk space. fur.
nished, with switchboard service: mail
address and telephone answering services
also available without desk space. 410
Bond Bldg. Call District 2S0l. DO