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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31
LOU SW ARR
JOTTINGS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(Global)
Your Lou wasn't so fortunate a.
to be in Washington, but at this
time every column that is a col,
umn at all on the national scale
must have a Washington, d. c.
| dateline. So this is just to let you
know that the Executive Director
of Global and his wife-Mr. and
Mrs. Julius J. Adams, were taking
their notes and congratulations
right in D. c. during the Inaugural
ton ceremonies. Of course, those
! of us who know julius and his
staunch Republican stand over the
years and his untiring service tc
the Party, are only too happy for
him.
New York City is the place where
things are done in the best way
Your Lou was hostess at the lovely
party of WHOM at the beautiful
knickerbocker Tap Room last We'd
nesday, and the broadcast really
featured Aida C. Daley who was
the first recipient of the Knicker-
booker Merit Award.
Brooklyn, N. Y. can be very
proud of Richard Jackson, noted
newspaper and public relations
man, who is from out St. Louis
Mo-, way. Mr.. Jacksn is really
keeping Brooklynites on the mar
in this area and throughout the
country with his writings.
Hampton, Virginia greeted DR.
Nancy B. Woodbridge as the re-
elected Grand Basileus of Zets
Phi Beta Sorority H.. Europe has
the welcome mat out for Sarah
Vaughan and her manager, hus-
band, George .Treadwell. They left
on the Liberte last week for ar
extended tour Gaping exer-
cises for the Harlem Hospital
School of Nursing will be Friday
evening, February Is, 1853
Another February date of interest
to all will be a discussion on "Hu-
man Relations and World Conflict
at the Red Shield Club on the End.
DR.. Alonzo Grace and Com. Donald
Mcmillan will speak.
Chicago, Ill. Zetas are already
preparing for their Easter concert
and the "feelers" are out as to just
what type of entertainment will be
featured. Atty. Barbara Watts
Goodall is the chairman The
Courier's Evelyn Cunningham is as
pretty as ever and of course as
brilliant Sarah West, noted
weaver of these parts, is getting
warm praises for the gorgeous
hand-woven material she finished
for Evelyn +. Chicago Defenders
Society Editor, Marian Kampfield,
spent some time in New York be-
fore getting to D. C. for the in
augural affairs. She was lovely
as ever Gladys P. Graham,
noted columnist and psychologist,
is still receiving messages from
friends who know of the recent
passing of her brother, Chauncy
Graham.
And SO now that Eisenhower is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31
Rev. j. R. Perkins
New Pastor Of
Pleasant Green

The Pleasant Green Church of
Christ Holiness held their regular
services Sunday, January 10, with
their newly-elected pastor, Rev.
John R. Perkins. He preached a
soulstirrlng sermon which was en-
joyed by all. His subject was, "Ye
are my friends if We do whatsoever
| command YOU" Many inspiring
thoughts were given by those who
testified.
Visitors present were: Rev. and
Mrs. S. B. Thomas, Mrs. Woodson,'
Mrs. Wilks, Mr.. Joshua Horton and
Mr.. Maurice. Collection S12.O5.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

President and not just President
elect, we will be in for a program
OF progress, according to all pre-
dictions. And let us all lend our
support to our country.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

SEEN ALONG THE OLD AVE
NUE.: Little "Jigs," and regular
Parish Streeter, with a tam set at
racy angle, and a big wide skirt,
looking exactly like one of them
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

You are building schools of every
type
Allowing brains to take this day
Brains are ruling the world in ev-
erything
And trying to change Gods Word
their way.
There is no change in Gods Word
His Word will forever stand
He said Il have hid all these things
from wisdom
And reveal them unto the Baden
of this land"
Wise men and women of today
You need to see Christ, He is the
man
He did for every living soul
Who would believe on Him and
stand.
Jesus did not come to destroy the
law
But to fulfill His Fathers will
The lamb of man makes man abide
But the love of God is fulfilled.
Man has pulled the lamb into Gods
house
When the love of God fulfill
Jesus took out from man the lamb
When He died on Calvary Hill
To the Christian family allow me
to say
Keep the lamb of this land out of
Gods house
And allow the love of God our
Father
To abide in every heart and home.
We under law before Christ came
But our Father sent Him to die
To save all who would believe on
Him
He took the heart out of the kings
hot fire.
The only thing we need is Gods
love
In the church to rule and guide
Love one another in the church
And allow Gods love to abide.
We need more of Gods power
In our church of today
And His love is all power
1t is the only right way.
Stop putting so much self in Gods
house
And believe Gods word and obey
And love one another | say
1t is the only safety way.
Rev. John r. Perkins
2611 Lilly St.
Jackson, Mississippi
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Continued from Page One)
and will send representatives to
the convention.
Negroes began the fight to par
tlclpate in the state convention
several years ago when it was held
IN McAlester but they were not
permitted to attend.
No effort will be made to house
Negro delegates in white hotels
but they will attend sessions in the
downtown hotel.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

on the old friend in one of the
outta the way places at three
o'clock-in- the-morning before
she'd had time to make up her
mind.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

Chics cycling down a French boul-
evard.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-31

WEEKLY QUOTATION: "Mosta
the time when you set out to
FOOL somebody, you winds-up
fool-n yourself. "-Hambone,
Evening star., 1953-10-23
APTs. UNFURNlSHED-D. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
TITXTTPV APARTMENT


For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual In comfort and
amenities. Living room l9 IT. by "a
TT. with two exposures and fireplace;
dining area for 8 persons; 2 bed
rooms and 2 baths. or 3 bedrooms
and 3 baths; z unusually large
closets: one or two kitchens with
electric dishwasher. garbage disposal
unit. clothes washer. clothes drier.
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment; 30 IT. by % IT private
fiagstone terrace with adjoining bar:
Gently completed. conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV, commanding magnificent view
Of city and Potomac River valley:
Planned for owner of building and
never occupied. Secretarial telephone
service. garage. basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room. Furnished transient guest
rooms available in building. Call
EN- 2.SS00
Evening star., 1953-10-23
APTs. FURN.-vA. (cont.)

ARL.-2 bedrms., newly dec; close to
Pent. and downtown; S125 mo-.
utils. and phone. Call JE. 2-35S1.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
1AAo pApX pn MW

144s PARK RID. NV.
eev. units at very low prices: 2 rms.
kitchenette and bath, SIS, $50 and
SS5 mo-; also rms. kitchenette
and bath, SS5, S95 and S100 mo.
All incl. utils. Apply Apt. No. /.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
APIS. EuRNIshED-Mp

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Nicelv furn.;
and bath Free use of laundry rm.;
pvt. entrance; near shopping CEN
ter; on busline: adults; no pets.
JU s-2064 after 5 pm. -23
1 RM., kit, semipvt. bath; nr. Wash.
san; utilS; incl, !; $35 mo. Can NE aS
bsmsl fnOttS pns ntt s5d sGS si!R S1os
Flower ave. Takoma Park. Md. Also
3la rms; and bath; 1st-h. apt, $Ss.
RoGKTftgE-1-bedrm. SS; HInHgE apt. conv. ' to
NH and Naval Hospital: 500 mo,
all utils furn. Poplar 2-6061. -25
Ice, ATTRAC. knotty-pine bedrm.
and kit, pvt. bath; S65. 1901 Alton
St, Bradbury Heights. 10. s-35o1
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac., quiet apts..
in beaut. wooded district on busline;
$6O-S75;, empl. adults. JU. 9-4559
ewes. and week ends. 80
2-BEDRM. furn. apt; ami. elec.
kit: rent and utils., S65 per mo.
THE ERBS, Melbourne ave, Masous
Beach, Deale, Md. 25'
FURNISHED 2-rm.. apt, pvt. entr.,
inspection. 4512 32nd St, Mt. Rain
COLMAR MANOR. 1890 Lawrence st.
-Lge. liv. rm., lge. kitchen, ? bed
rooms, / dble. bed and L sgle. bed,
4 lge. closets. compl. furn. except
linens; use of laundry; pvt. entr.;
S95. UN. 4-0S01. -25
COZY BSMT. APT, pvt. bath and
entr.: suit. for empl. cple. or stu
dents: vic. Langley Park; $65, incl
utils. JU. 5-7106. 20
ROCKVILLE, MD.
300 Baltimore rd.: l bedrm., liv. rm..
kitchen and bath; conv. to MIC
and Naval Hospital. SS5 mo. WO;- g.
Q596 -25
Evening star., 1953-10-23

COLORED = 18th AND ALABAMA
AVE. S.E.-Two rooms, kitchen,
6nstte bath gas heat; rent bssS SeS
sSps %sas l4Ss gAHR AfR1HS G0 sSS KS 18Th ii Sr
COLORED-I324 EUCLID ST. NV
De luxe efic. apt. Of bedrm., kit,
din; bath; $3.50 per mo-, utils.
incl; no children. See res. mgr in
at ARA%7,EgTIc 137 gR1iI e Pm pE The SAN GAM
COLORED-IeOO IRVING ST. NV
SIS per mo. ME: s-6Ss3: -25
cSdoREpM%1do S1de 5odrmt \ ST NW6APs ~ 4p
COIoRED w17oo BLOCK KENIL-
WORTH AVE. N.E.-;Immediate oc-
cupancy; ] bedrm,. liv. rm.. dinette
kitchen and bath: S7A5O including
utilities. Apply COLONIAL INVEST
MEHT ES CO., $40 9th st. NV, RE
coGoRED-vACANT, 1GofIs nice apt. @o OF
room; furn. or unfuTn.; Children
fiesDssf' Sie5G' i0nV Attef 5Sf' 5n calf af a. a.
coIoRHD-2s11 18th ST. Ne
1-bedrm, apt. in q modern two
hood: $50 50 mo. Ma. s-soa3' ga
COLORED-531S B ST. S.E.-Two
bedrooms, large liv. rm., dinette
kit. and bath; in new modern de
luxe building; refgr. and stove fur
nished; conv. to bus, schools, shop
sxtra. JACK sLANE, 4 &C., 1921
CoLoREDE15ie 'CoCoRAN sT. NV,
-Attrac. 1-rm. eff1c. apt. with kit.
and tile bath. Mo. rental, $3.50;
no utils, furn. See ianitor after 8
pm; ToRRE REALTY CO.. 1925 N
coEoRE6&e6es eap5tsl S.: 59 siIHR9 SHERIFF RD Ne
. rms, kit. and bath. $67 so mo.
utiIs. not incl. Call after 4 pm
CoofIoREDSI RM.. kit, share bath,
1tiIss -s51.5o; employed couple. Tu'
coLoRRD osI; - 1918 CENTRAL Ave:
month. JUSTINE REALTY CO,
412 5th st. NV, D1. 7-5995. "a
COLORED-1451 MONROE ST. NV
. large rooms, kitchen; bath; In
excellent condition. All utilities
fUsF1Ss fq5s1shss Really y c 6sF Az @onh Stf
st. NV. DI. 7-5995. 81
COLoRED. BELMONT RID. NV. 1890
i, 2 and 3 rms. $50 to S75 mo-
COLORED-4OOB BLK. OF PARK RD
N.W.-one nm, kit: and BATH newly
COLoRED-NEw APT, nr. 14th ant
Const. ne; ? rms, kit: bath; dru PVT
entrs.; SO plus utils. ST. $4,000
ewes, DE. 2-322S. -25
COLORED-2I R. I. AVE. NV
rm., kit, share bath. $50 mo. Sla
Que st. NV; 2 rms. lge; kit. share
bath; S75 per mo; Phqne IA "a
CO. Realtors, 925 N. Y. ave. NV
CoLoRED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe St. 2 rms, kit, bath
jan. serv.. laund. rm., play area
heat included; See ian; S79s5o ING nc
c6EoREb ddsS hEALTY M f1Ss &c coEHMBTA MH f0GsS R5
NV, Apt. No. 10-See. jan. 110s
Heat. SIS mo. LIss REALTY co,
ME. S.666S. - -23
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL 1-bedrm
apt, refrigerator included. Fine
per mo, plus utils. RE. 7-312So or
coIoRFD44 ~ Ils6144 LGE. RMS, bath. 0 in
apt. bldg. $50 per mo. Heat, hot
water furn. NV. loc. RA. 3-2l4o'
COLORED-i4th AND EUCLID, NV.
Il rm., kit, share bath. AD'
CoLORED - 26O1-A DUNBAR RD.
S.E.-Mod. 1-bedrm. apt. mr.. bus,
schools and Hshops. S74.50 plus
utils. Key at 2515 Stanton I'd. Sc
10. 2-27S2, MA. S-3326. -23
COLORED-FINEST NV. LOCATION
In modern apt. bldg; 2 bedrms;
liv. rm.. kit. and bath. Rent. 500
mo. Call co. 5-6222. -------.-----
Evening star., 1953-10-23
1918 4th ST. Sc.

Lovely 2-bedrm. unit in this small
cow bldg. 20 min. downtown via
s. Capitol st. Bridge: S90.50. 10.
2-37S3.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

244O 18th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt. of . rms, kitchenette
and bath, S115 mo-; also avail. soon,
rms. kitchenette and bath. 81 81
mo. Both incl. utils Apply switch
board. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-23

NV. sECTIoN-Two locations. 2440
10th st. NV; 3 rms. kitchenette
and bath, $110 mo-, and rms,
kitchenette and 2 baths. S160 mo.
Also, 400 Fairmont st. NV; 5
rms. kitchenette and bath, $125 mo.
Apply switchboard.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
PARK VIEW

5o34 3sth AVE. HYATTsvILLE. MD
Lovely 2-bedrm. unit. with full din.
rm.; conv. to schools, stores and
transp.; $95, incl. utils. UN. 4-350O,
Evening star., 1953-10-23

$40 4th ST. N.W.-One-rm. efficiency
apts.; kit; and bath. $3.50. See
janitress in apt. or call WASHING
TON HOUSING CORP, MA. SASS.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
COMPLETELY REDECORATED APTs
CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and ! 1-bedroom apartments in
one of Washington's finest apart
ment buildings. Decorated by Dor
othy Draper Inc MAGNIFICENT views
year round air conditioning, secre-
tarial. telephone service, package
receiving room, roof sun deck, am
plif1ed master television antenna
system; ground-floor laundry. Rents
start at $50 for studio apartments.
MANAGEMENT on premises. -26
Evening star., 1953-10-23
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. and oath st.
conv. to shopping center and
Transportation; SOS plus utilities
Apply manager. 1915 DeBois pl. Sc,
Evening star., 1953-10-23

DISTRICT HTS. APTS.-1 bedrm.
apis. S67; 2-bedrm. apis $40; all
to downtown. 10. 9-S550: 10.
9-s750. Hrs. 9-5. sat. l0-1.
THOMAS CIRCLE AREA. 1888 18th
st. n.w.-Monthly rental of S62 so
and S69.50. Attrac. 2-rm.. kit,
bath apts; heat and hot water furn.
Newly dec Adults only.
410 18th. ST. N.E,-Attrac. 2-rm !,
and hot water furn. See janitor on
premises for apis.
10 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-Newly dec.
l-bedrm. aptS.; mo. rental. S55.
TORRE REALTY CO, 1925 N. Cap
itol ST., HO. 2-7200. pr
Evening star., 1953-10-23

2Ist AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-Rent
free until Nov. l.: Liv. rm., bedrm,
5-2060; ewes. EN-. 2-2752.
COW. LOC.-New 7-story elev. bldg.
Garage parking avail; utils. incl. in
rent; eff1c.. $69.95; l bedrm.. 500. .95.
AID. 4-141S or HO. 2-9269,
Evening star., 1953-10-23
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, D. C.
THE BRANDYWINE
TERRACE APIS.
2-BEDROOM APTS.
COT 51 AND &2Q 5f

UTILITIES ARE INCLUDED
YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE APTS. FOR
ROOM ARRANGEMENT. SIZE AND
ATTRACTIVENESS. ALL LARGE
RMS. DE LUKE KITS. INCINERA-
TORS, AUTO LAUNDRY FAC1LS..
PRIVATE PARKING.
RENTAL OFFICE AT
700 Brandywine st. Sc. Apt. 2
Directions: s. Capitol st. to Atlantic
st. s.e., left to 4th ST., right to
Brandywine, left to apartments.
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
EX. 3-5454 ME. S-5454
Evening star., 1953-10-23

400 FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. units in 3 sizes; 2 rms.
kitchenette and bath. sos: 3 rms.
kitchenette and bath, S120; also
large units, suitable six or eight
adults. rms, kitchenette and bath.
S155 mo. All incl. utils. Apply
swttchboard. I'd
Evening star., 1953-10-23

1914 18th ST. NV.
Attrac. units in 3 sizes; rm., kitch-
enette and bath, $500; , rooms,
kitchenette and bath, S95 mo-, and
3 rms, kitchenette and bath, S115
mo-; all incl. utils. See janitor.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

THE CANTERBURY, 7O4 3rd st. NV.
Modern, clean, attractive apis. in
one of Washington's finest and
strictly modern, bright, cheerful,
clean; carefully selected clientele
moderate rentals, utilities included,
l rm.. k. and b., $50 to S75; also
2-rm.. k. and b. corner apt, S85;
elevators; walking distance most
Govt. Offices. Apply MRS. CAUNE.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

FREE RENT until Nov. l; mr.. Boiling
Field; unusually lge. 1-bedrm. apt !;
janitor service; utils incl; $3.50
per mo. See janitor at 1112 Savan-
nah st. Sc, or call 10. 2-7255.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

1641 r ST. N.W.-3 rms. kit. and
bath: conv. location: S65 mo. M
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
APARTMENT MANAGER will ex-
change 2 rooms. kitchen, bath apart
ment for services as manager of
small apartment building in Mount
Pleasant; responsible adults only.
FTRST RSS 4ySI9f Tf9oR Star. .bsdrr, .nt "a I55Ao
Lamont st. NV. liv. rm., dinette.
lge. de luxe kit. bath. dressing rm.:
garden. porches: S100. OIL. 4-3549.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

DUPONT CIRCLE-A 3-bedroom, St
floor apartment completely and
charmingly redecorated; new bath.
new kitchen equipment. beautiful
fis.: exceptionally desirable location.
$3.50. Call DOROTHY WOOD REAL
ESTATE, DE. 2-7115. NO. 7-O304.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

share semipvt. bath. all utils; $40
to S67. Ii. 4-5716.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-One rm.. kit.
and bath. laundry facils.; conv.
transp., stores and schools. LU.
NEXT TO 21O1 CONN. AVE; S69.5O
Studio apt; ! man; in small air
cond. apt. bldg; peach tile bath.
utils Shown 6:30-9:3O pm. 2O14
Kalorama rd. NV. "a"
S8O6 end ST. S.E.-Conv. to Boiling
Field. Lovely furn. 1-bedrm. apt,
kit, liv. rm., dinette and bath. Util
furn S1n0 LII o-R377 -2b
Evening star., 1953-10-23

1901 1851 WYOMING AVE. NV
and 2-bedrm. apts.. some with full
din. rms. lge. rms. and in nice cond
Price S65 to SS5 per mo. See JaDi-
tor op<premiseS or call H. L. RUST
CO.. 1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

ROCKVILLE, MD.
200 Baltimore rd.: l bedrm., liv. rm..
kitchen and bath; conV. to MIC
and Naval Hospital. SS5 mo. WO:. g.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

l2o9 HOLbkOOk TEX. NE, Apt. 2
Il rm.. kit. bath, hot-water heat;
$50. RAYMOND R. RUPERT,
CLIFTON TERRACE, l4th and Clifton
SITS. n.w.-Lge.. newly decorated 2
bedrm. apts. Phone res. mgr. CO.
STA. 9 to 8 pm. -23
2 RMS, KIT. BATH, incl. porch, in
lse. bldg; $40. gas incl. Also modern
foyer and bath. See janitor. $500
q l4,n nr;y St 2opp 4T Or yE TT 2zooo. pod1,, ada
liv. rm.. kit, bath; S55, plus utili-
ties. Call HE. 4-795l. -
144O MERIDIAN PLACE NV rm..
foyer. bath; $40. Also kit. apt. See
janitor or call TU. 10000. -23
Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. and 34th st
s.e.-One -bedrm. apt, newly redec.;
conv. TO shopping center and tranSp
$SS plus utils. Apply MANAGER
1915 Dubois pl. Sc. LU. 1880
HoLBRooK ST N.E.-one bedrm
liv. rm,, dinette. kit. bath and porch
apt; $3.50 mo. includes heat and
hot water. Apply MR.. BROOKS.
1904 18th st. ne, Apt 3. go
UNFURN. APT, in Takoma Park
rms. and porch, pvt. entrance, al
utils.; 2 blks. from D. c. bus: S6C
for q persons Cali JU. 6-7974
slOO BIS. pL. AND n ST. SIS BED;
rms. din. rm... T.. pvt. bath, Isl
a.; Ss6. incl. b I. elec. rs
Evening star., 1953-10-23

ENTIRE FLOOR. attractively fur
nished Early American antiques.
Lse., liv; rn1.. ,twin-bed rm.. bath.
breakfast facilities. refrigerator;
within walking distance of state
Dept. Shown by appointment: S140.
1922 Eve st. NV. ST. 3-6251.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

CHAPLIN AND d SITS. s.E.-New
apt. bldg. Open for inspection. S64
All have large liv rms. kits,
dinettes and baths Storage and
laund. facilities avail. INQUIRE at
406-A Chaplin or call LU 4-7491
week ends and ewes; weekdays. 9
to 5; RE. 1926: DR.: Out, Min
Ridge rd. to Texas ave-. left on
Texas ave: to Chaplin st. CHARLES
Evening star., 1953-12-20

nose and to the ground. The American
moved with the rustic elegance of Gary
Cooper, and all held their breath for what
was to come.
And then the drama took an unexpected
turn. With screech, such as when a saw
comes upon nail imbedded in wood, voice
announced, There is little baby in this carl"
ALL faces turned in the direction of a little
mouse of an old lady, who had suddenly turned
into high-tension wire. Her eyes were short
circuited and cracked, the lightning rod of
her umbrella poled toward the sky. All the
women pressed to the car window Other
umbrellas went up, and the women now
screamed at the Frenchman.
In the front seat of the car, the little old
lady had discovered baby. 1t was swaddled
in flannel blanket, and the wife of the Ameri-
can held it on her lap. The crowd moved
toward the car, the umbrellas went down as if
command for cease-fire had been issued. The
American ran back to his car and tried to get
through the crowd to see if anything had
happened to his baby. The Frenchman was
left standing alone beside his car As the on
lockers were smiling at the baby, it was held
up for their alteration.
The fat Frenchman, who had been turned
into the villain of the scene by the newborn,
moved gingerly forward. He stood next to the
American and tried to get look at the baby.
He saw it and smiled and he tapped the
Evening star., 1953-12-20

length of it, the width of it. We, with our
cars we can pass here and leave room - but
les Americans, oh, la d."
He made circular motion with his hand,
as if he had burned his fingers and was trying
to fan them It's gesture of admiration used
when looking at something that costs money
He underlined the gesture with a look of sham
reverence toward the driver of the car, and
then he climbed back in the car and made
himself comfortable, turning out the lights as
if for the night.
A man of distinguished appearance had
come onto the scene. He carried malacca
cane with an ivory handle. He had small
dog with red coat, on leash, and he wore
a great coat with fur collar.
He addressed the Frenchman in the formal,
elegant language of a man of great learning,
saying, Il will not stand by and have a visitor
to our city insulted. These people, besides
being our friends, come here to pay outrageous
prices for accommodations and they deserve
consideration. Will you, Monsieur, start your
car and reverse it, and give an example of
French courtesy?"
HE Frenchman turned and said some vul-
gar phrases which came easily to him. The
audience shifted its attention from the small
car to the large, and the faces tensed with
delight. For now the American got out of his
car - and the promise of action held every
one spellbound.
The butcher type had been big and solid,
but here was man so big that coming out
of his super-de-luxe American car he went
through the same movement as the other -
he unfurled.
He was the Texan type and he moved his
shoulders as he walked. They had all been to
the films, and they had sat fascinated when
such types as emerged from the American car
had punched such as the butcher type in the
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Greek Church, and the service is in Arabic
This unusual service is attended by deeply
devout congregation. The church is warm 1t
holds but two hundred people, and planned
to be there early so that should be sure to
find place inside The church, which is called
"St Julien le Pauvre," faces the Seine on its
broad side and Notre Dame across the river.
ON THE side where its main portal is - that
is. at the end - is street so narrow that only
one Car at time can pass through it. This
little street is of no particular importance, and
the people who decide on one-way streets have
left it out of their calculations.
The congregation of St. Julien was assem-
bling when arrived, and there was traffic
problem. A four-horsepower French car of
magenta color was halfway down the street,
and up the street came an American car with
the TTX plates that are issued to foreigners
The American car was medium-p priced green
sedan which dwarfed the French automobile
The French cars horn demanded the right
ofway; the horn of the American car answered
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and then the Frenchman came out of his car
There is a peculiar way of Frenchmen getting
out of small cars. They roll out as if folded
up like sleeping bags and then stand up. The
one that appeared out of the magenta car was
heavy set, with the face that one sees on
butchers, policemen and bus drivers.
AS is always the case in French traffic incl
dents, group of innocent bystanders had
assembled. The owner of the small Car looked
at the audience, and exercised his head in the
quick, short mods with which arguments are
introduced. He waved his fat red hand in the
direction of the American car, and then sud-
denly showed his chin forward and shouted,
"AlOrs, what are you going to do?"
The American, ignorant of the routine of
encounters, remained at his wheel and glared
at the Frenchman.
Go back, said the Frenchman, in Partisan
dialect, and then, in English, phrase that
one sees written on houses in many streets in
France: GO home, American"
The American was seated in his Car. and he
said nothing. The other addressed the audi
ence, Il will not bulge" he said. II will stay
here - tonight - tomorrow - for week.
He turned to the American car and, with mock
admiration, he said, "Ah, regard it = the