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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

poppy ANAAS oAlO WOIhulS III our
community who are interested in
seing that our community doesn't
go down hill, and who work
to improve it. Our Jackson street
area covers Dearborn to jefferson
and 4th to 23rd.
Some Things We've Done
We've been around since about
1916. We've been able to do many
things that might not have been
accomplished if each of us had gone
our own way. This past year, did
you miss that eyesore, the Barona
Hotel on Main and 18th, that was
torn down? Or, maybe your child
was one of the 1000 who enjoyed
the summer playground at Bailey
Gatzert Grade School last season.
We worked awfully hard along
with the Bailey Gatzert PIT. A. to
get that. We're sorry if you didn't
know who was behind these i'm
provements. Not that we want your
thanks, but because you might
have come on down and joined the
fun. Everybody at the Council
feels this way.
There are many, many things
that we still want to improve. And
there must be host of things that
you know about and we don't.
Things that would be important to
your family.
We Found A Way
We've been thinking that there
must be way for people who are
working in the Council now to get
together with those of you we
don't know yet - right in your
own neighborhood. We think we've
found a way.
Our plan is called the Block Or
ganization." Our purpose is to Gre
ate an opportunity for neighbors
to get together in their own block
to discuss the common problems
of their neighborhood and commun
ity. We have noticed that in many
of theblocks around here-things
like lots that need to be cleared
of trash; unsafe buildings that
need to be condemned; streets that
need paving; houses that need re-
pair and paint; hazardous traffic
conditions that need correcting;
children and teenagers who need
additional constructive recreation;
and empty stores that need new
businesses. Were we looking at
YOUR block? What did we miss?
If we are to do something about
what we see we must have your
help.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-04-19

Open 5 It'll 10 pm.
Daily except Tues.
Sunday , to 10 pm.
Parking In Rear
Evening star., 1957-04-14
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

C0zY BsMT.. STUDIO. refer, .srin.
Sf.$li. si47 y st nv, Ex, J:G6s3
DOWNTOWN, D24 ~ Y AVE, NV.
Lge dhle. rms. refEr,. Sl2 wk. up.
Slpg,. Ss Also try g2s @ pl NV
2bJD 18th ST. N.W.--Lge, kit. bed
rm semipvt. bath. Tefgr.; utils
iurn.; Sl4,b0 wk DE 2-1075.
18th AND x. L. Me- or 9 ige I.
nicely furn,, rms full kit, next 10
IsiO p ST. NV, 'The churehill''---
Lge, rm.. elec, refgT ard stove. nr.
bath; $I5 wk. NO. 7-OSIs
i9lp 9Th ST. N.W..--Bedrm. and kit.
utlls incl. mr. transp., employed
couple. white; SIS wk. IA. D-l,i2il
1904 18th ST. N.W.--comfortablc
pleasant room reiRr. hot plate
next bath. $40 Sun and ewes.
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK CRK.
PIX, 2O25 Park Rd, pretty, cheer.
ful, studio style, clean, uulet as
country, sundeck good habits See
you'll take &37.50-S43.bO. AID
nj POINT CIRCLE--9 rooms linens
dishes, refRr, Tv. Sl2. AID. 4.0g36
Evening star., 1957-04-14

COCkERS, puppies 10 Wks.. dame
BA breeder. Call 10. S-s.ip2
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ROOMS FuRN.-s.E.-s.W.

IN NEW MOD. HOME; single rm. /.
10 per wk master bedrm, with
picture window S12 per wk Lu.
l-6540. 1923 N st Sc.
iaaO MASS. AVE. S.E.--ciean, auiet
I'm. for lady, pvt. home; nice block
cOny. trauHp. Ii. B.5gpl
Evening star., 1957-04-14

1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
kieeiy furn. sgle dhle. rms. next
TO bath: reas. Call RE. T-0393
2sII CONN. N.W.--Laree, atttac-
lively furnished corner studio room
1858 10th ST. N.W.-Business-
women: single. double rms. clean,
beaut. furn.. mod. bath. NO. T-9I22.
81 a DAY UP per person. lIUl 18th
st. NV Attrac, sleep. rm.. Ss wk
up. vANNEs HOTEL, DI. 5-TssS
2t6O 10th ST. NV, The Gilbert
Hotel has accom-. to suit every
purse; 24-hr. switchboard; maid
service: So up nishtly. S75 up
weekly. CO. b-73si. 14'
EXCLUSIVE NEW HAMPSHIRE
HOUSE. lTi4 New Hamp. ave. NV.
-Beamtiful sgle. rm,. maid serv-
SINGLES, $40. so wk.. dhles., SIS.
Nice for Students, employees In
auire 2l31 q st. NV. HO. 2-11O0,
WALTER REED AREA, In mod. de-
tached brk home OF Gentle adults
--Lge sleeping rm, with "a bath;
Just right for employed man with
or without car Reas. Ra. 3-4l3S
1914 LoNGFELLOW ST. N.w.--Re.
tired gentlemen In a quiet home
M 1-sOtsl
sGLE. RM. IN APT. HOUSE. ad.
Joining bath, for young. refined
lady. Mt. Pleasant carline. Call
I.l0 ? ST. NV. THE churchill'-
Siss? Ssis ssso ssIs fp np NJ En 7Ssss yssss maid
IIsl 18th ST. N.W.-clean. sgle.
i s4.so tSeniSt SE. pT sessF sesii6 shOwer' bath
DUPONT CIR. ARRA--Newly dec
Ill., ssmipyt bath; unlim. phone
l70D Church ST.. NV, no. o-5645
CONN. AVE. yIC.--Room. pvt. bath.
ser, Service. Ho. '$. s.o4s9. 4ssr9Er'nee' maids
RIM. FOR RENT--Ii work At night.
rent free: ia, O.S234.
Mr.. GwU, 23lO Pa. aye.--sgie. rm.
hot and cold water; $3.50 wk. Also
1890 PARK RID. NV, uptown
Lee, clean rm, II In. Tv, water,
MacARTHUR BLVD. sEC.--Pvt. bath,
Ice. knotty pine studio rm., pvt
entr, | quiet gentleman S45. b52D
18th AND q N.W,---Nlceiy fufn. rm.
for lady. In lge. apt. bldg: privlls
ME, S.56l0. Ext. 7O3.
DOWNTOWN N--5OI iith It, NV,
Apt. 4 Bright, clean rm. for gentle
man.
LOVELY RIM. for ! or 2 Girls. Ige
cedar closet, DIR. leading TO scrn
porch; conv loc. RA 3-40Bb
DOUBLE ROOM, nicely furn.: next
to bath. Call NO. T-p50b.
DUPONT CIR Newly dec. semi
pvt. bath. hot plate refer. firepl.,
maid 1907 10Th 81. NV l6s
CLOSE IN--sunny. attractive room
for employed lady, use kitchen
laundry, etc; ~ week. HO. 2-SO7s
CONN. 4 M---Nicc home for empi
! lady. non smoker; $3.50 wk. ST
3.2443 ewes, wk. ends. Every conv
Evening star., 1957-04-14

BOILING. ANDREWS AND
NAVY RECEIVING STATION.
across from st. Thomas More
School, attractive spacious,
] and 2-bedrm. apts.; gar
den-type development: public
schools close by, express bus
A. door. From S75 incl. utils.
ALSO FURNISHED
Chesapeake Terrace, Inc.
4242 4th st. Sc. 10. 2-97OO
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN. empl. perm; desires
turn. rm. with pvt. bath. In quiet
section Laurel, Beltsviile or vic.
pref. with gar. Please reply, Rox
ti6-C, Star
Evening star., 1957-04-14

ENG. BULLDOG PUPPIES. matrons.
also Pugs and Pekes. MI. j-5lll
Evening star., 1957-04-14

old, fine ail-round dogs. excellent
pets, good vatchdogs JE. 4-3276
GOOD HOME WANTED for young
spayed female cat; good company.
Call District 7-S5O1.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
DAY-WEEK
MAID-LINEN SERVICE
THE cHAsTLEToN HOTEL
1701 10th ST. NV.

Beautiful newly furnished apts +.
s!ngle, double. etc; some with klfch-
ems; very reasonable rates. All fscii-
titles, such as beauty shop. drugstore
valet shop, etc Oh premises. Apply
desk. or CALL DU. s-l00u
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDIcATEs
COLORED--N.W.--I small room for
rent Quiet home. Ldry. and cook
ing privileges. ia. 9-Ss71. l4'
COLORED--;i6O9 nth ST. NV. -
kit. Call Hu. 1870. after d pm.
c0LORED-9i9 r ST. NV
Prefer pensioner; meals optional;
PVT, home co 1-g2JS
C0LORED--S29 LONGFELLOW 81.
N.w.--i dhle and ! sgie refined
sple-. nan or woman; pvt. home.
COLORE0-;.Sg3 IIth ST. NV
Laree front rn1 SlU. Du. f-473l
cOLORED-NICELY iurn. room /:
PVT. home: rear earline. Suit, or
. persons. CO 5-3..,7S. Ia
COLORED-RoOMs, all privils 4.
with or without board: use et
phone and kit NO T-5346
COLOkED-500 BLOCK or RON.
RORO PL.--For man; in nice home
Ii. s-5jig or RA. 3-32l2,
COLORED--3 RMS. FOR RENT
Good tranSp,; everything furnished
TU 2.g49o
COLORED-sUNNY RM., In Chris
tian home, employed lady pre-
ferred. conv. transp IA. ~ 15S7
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

c0LORED-NICE ROOM for High!
wife. 5S0S Foote ST.. ne. Apt. g.
LU. I-U447 or DE. 2-el27. i4s
NICELY FURN. RIM, excellent meals,
phone in room; no other boarders.
III. -GSS3.
.6.1 WOODLEY PL. NV, nr, Cal
vert Bridge---RM. and board. reas.
men pref. AD. 4-0244,
,W.--Nice girl to share 2-bedrm.
!. r., bath apt. WI other girl; pvt.
home; Southern fam; excel. transp.
$12 30 wk. with brkfst. RA, 6-392S.
CALVERT HOUSE. I4Ol 18th NV
Nice rms. business people, students.
selected menu. switch board, Tv
6.O MASS. AVE. NE. tnr. stanton
PIX. Large. light front room. TV
and phone privls: reas. Ii. 9-0ia3.
COLONY CLUB, 3032 N st. NV
Traditional GEORGETOWN home, for
young couple: college atmosphere;
, meals day; maid serv: ~, pi-
amos and auto. washer. Call EN-.
3-4361 or FE, 3-0SSS.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1928 10th st. NV.
Nice rooms for young ladies and
men; elevator: excellent board.
--.----.......---. l6s
LARGE front room, twin beds, md.
n, close to bath, excellent table.
all nome comforts. For retired peo-
pie. AID 4-1503.
ARE you lookingls1or home in
reilned quiet pvt. NV. home. Call
sum- wk.day, 3-5' RA. 3-10ll.
UPPER 10Th N.W.--Large twin
Home privlls. Ia. 0.5307.
ARL.. NJ, single rm., breakfast, pvt,
after : weeks-days. KE, s-G54e.
1890 LANIER PL. N.W.--Loyely
PVT bath, The furnishings the equal
OF better class hotel rooms. Food
really good. Room could easily
accommodate . persons. Cannot
be shown until Mon. SS5-S100. NO.
T-3a4l
COLUMBIA RID. NV. aO0I. at Conn
ave, Nice rms. good meals. free
Nv in all rms. S13.5n TO SIG wk.
YOUNG people. co. 5.24a3. ia'
THE MANCHESTER INN
1926 M ST. NV.
5 Blks. from White House
We operate in the finest downtown
area an unusually fine guest house
Ioi 30 rooms. with sparkling new
tile baths. rooms are Spacious with
large closets, beautifully furn. and
immediately kept; delicious meals
are nicely served In our lovely new
dining room; We cater to refined.
quiet persons desiring transient or
permanent accommodations Of su-
perior quality at reasonable rates.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
Surprisingly low daily. weeks
rates for rooms with Tor withoutj
meals
24-HR, HOTEL SERVICE
Refined home-like atmosphere for
men and women who want comfort
and excellent food
23in ASHMEADE PLACE NV.
cat 1900 block Conn. Aye,5
no. 2-356G
Evening star., 1957-04-14

PUPPTES FOR EASTER, mixed
breed. short hair. medium size; Z
wis. old; wormed: 81, ia. .-32u3.
GIFT 70 REAL CAT LOVER
House trained, gentle, spayec,
young female. Coins overseas. Ma.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-h.E.

CAPITOL HILL - Spacious. sunny
front rm.. pvt. entr. $50. II2
c st. ne. Ii. 4-I5Sg.
VICINITY OF NEW HOSPITAL
Dble m. home privileges. conv.
tranSp Call after q pm, Hu.
3-S4g3
CLOSE to Transportation, ali con-
veniences for / u 2: rent reason
able Call LA. 6-44sS.
COLORED, 8II 9th ST. Ne
Beaut furn front bedrm.; cony.
transp.; priylls.; cple. pref. Ii. g.
4Bls.
BUSLINE - Double
rms employed couples: modern
eonvsniences and home prNils.
Ii. i-SsSN.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

Parader line: intelligent, affection
ate pets. Large. reas, Herndon
Evening star., 1957-04-14
IFARM AND GARDEN tcont.l lRooMs FURN.-NW tcons.l

BULLDOZER. Mity-Kat. never used
with trailer: 4-cylinder Hercules
motor, hydraulic control. twin
disk clutch. This is an ideal piece
of equipment for back I'LL, finished
grade, landscape work: 1000
ia. 7-7!lti1.
INTERNATIONAL CUB tractor. with
starter, lights and power lift
sickle bar, pillow, eultivator. disk
grader blade, wheel weights, The
tractor. pillow and disk used ap-
prox. 100 hrs. Other attachments
never used. 81 100 for all. ia
7-1g61.
ROTO TILLER for sale; good con-
dition; Sl2b. IA. b-6ShS.
ONE OR ALL OF 80 colonies OF bees,
on wide movable frames for ex-
tracing honey; 10 extra hives
mostly with combs: 30 supers for
extracting or comb honey; Root
Simplicity extractor and uncappine
boy, 500 new sections and other
equipment. Fruit growers and
gardeners, remember right now Is
the season YOU need bees on your
grounds for pollination and full
crops. ALBERT W, SMITH. ] mile
south Of Newington or Accotink
Station on r F.. a. P. Railroad
Contact for appointment after q.
Phone TIE, H-BO36
Evening star., 1957-04-14
ROOMS FukN.-Mp. o VA.

ROOMS FukN.-MD. 0 VA.
ROOM, dbl or Sgl., at 1870. Knolls
ave. kensington. Nd. 10. Bible.
Arr, Bed sitting room, quiet ideal
writer's or nurses; telephone and
Ink facilities IA. 1-5603.
FuRN. SINGLE RM. for employed
lady in Parkinston: on bus line
pvt ia. 5-IS17.
TAkOMA PARk--LRe rm,, semipyt,
BATH gentleman. Ewes after Z,
any time. sun. call JU. b-.004
ARL.--LoyeIy lee. front rm.. nearly
new. pvt. bath; beaut: loc,. nr. Pen
taeon; gentleman, pr, 4-704a
COLLEGE PARk--Comf. rm.. twin
beds. next bath, Sll wk. for 2. AP
1.B542.
> GIRLS. kitchen. laundry priyls
liv. rm. and TV. Call VIII, 6-3gi0.
SILVER SPRING. mr.. Franklin ave
Nicely furn. rm. In pvt. home
all conveniences. Cony to bus. JU.
h-..93
ARLINGTON---Rm. with extra larRe
closet; TV, phone; for lady. very
eonv. $50 a mo. IA. 7-0921,
NICELY FURN. front bedrm., next
TO shower and bath: / blk. from
Lee hwy. Reas. IA. @-73Gi'
n. .ARL.--Room for empl. lady: /
blk Hechts and Parkington, KIT,
laund privls, IA. 5-0jg9.
Jl3 ELM AVE. Takoma Park--A
Ice rm with twin beds with pvt
bath and entf.. avail immed No
smokins, ~. $3.50 JU. 7-55yO.
STUDIO pvt. bath. pvt
entrance. Fails Church area. Gen.
tleman only. kE. h-56dO.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

BEAGLE PUPPiES. pets or hunt.
viii hold for Easter. SSH EiGGs rd..
Adelphi, Mo, he. 4-46o5. IA
PEKINGESE, months. Axe; $50.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

DACHsHUNDs. smooth, standard
females. = mos Axe. champ. sired
outstanding pedigree. OV 3-37g2
WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER
puppies. Z wks Axe. bundles OF
JOY; S75 UP UN, 4-5504.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. Axe reg.
champ line. perfect markings: free
whelpers. wonderful Easter gift
Call JU. 5-OTl2
Evening star., 1957-04-14
ROOMS FuRklsHEp-N.w.

FREE FIRRwo0D-You haul It
10 5-0W.3
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DOG BOARDING KENNEL and poul.
try farm. good Investment modern
home. Box 45S-Y, Star.
MINIATURE sCHNAUZER PUPPIES;
no shedding nor doggle Odor. the
peri gift for Easter, SP. 4-3446
DACHsHUNDS, females, q mos; Axe:
champion bloodlines. Call SO
Evening star., 1957-04-14

COCKER PUPPY, Axe. champion
sired black. 9 mos, old, sweet dis
posi.i, needs home with children;
honsehroken, perm, shots. VIII.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

slAMEsE SRALPOINT KITTENS. BY
imported sire; quail stock, wonder
Evening star., 1957-04-14

: ---
COOLIES. silver. white. black. S75
up: champion stud service. EV 4
Evening star., 1957-04-14

Cu1KEk uDk oo PURPIEs; champ: line
wk ends, Parkway 5-24g5
Evening star., 1957-04-14

CONN. 4 M---Nice home for empi
lady. non smoker; $3.50 wk. ST
3.2443 ewes, wk. ends. Every conv
Evening star., 1957-04-14

TRACTOR, 1855 John Deere, Model
80: Used very little, and Grow cul-
tivator, and s.-bottom l2-inch
plow: $1,000 complete. uN. 4-72gA
TOP SOIL. rich farm loan. 5 Gu.
yds,. elivered D, c. and s.e. area
--lIn
Evening star., 1957-04-14
!, THE SUNDAY STAR
DOGS. PETS. erc. Cont

3 Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. APRIL IA. 1857
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TOPSO y, dark. rich loan: ideal for
lawns. flowers and gardens; "a
tons, So delivered LO. 1-1AH1
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APTs. FuRNIsHED-MD.

on transp Open now; S69j0. sos
Greenwood ave.
= EEDRs1S.. large kit. and liv. rm !;
utils. furn: ideal for 8 employed
persons. $50 per mo ] blk from
bus. Cottage City. Md. WA. T-65O3
between 2 am. and q nm. No
Evening star., 1957-04-14

ROCKVILLE. MD.--LiY. rm.. bed
rm.. kit and bath; nr, health CEN
ter and Naval Hosp. EN-. 2-390O.
ewes: Sundays. WO. $3.50
Evening star., 1957-04-14

BOXER PUPPIES. pure bred and
mixed. priced reas. Rabbits all
colors. ~ SO up. ATHERTON'S IS
PET SHOP. gT A-s930
Evening star., 1957-04-14

BEAUT. PERSIAN KITTENS. good
line thoroughhreds. Cali OIL. 1850
SIAMESE SEALPOlNTS, male. /
female. Pure bred. 10 wks. Reas
HareGa,, aR3N
Evening star., 1957-04-14

WESLEY HOTEL
Single pirate room. phone. maid
service. Coffee shop. TV lounge.
2131 0 ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle Ho. 2-alo0
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
Potter
Continued from Page One)

\SOHJiilucu 1IOIH age OHc)
me the book or the play. Unfortu-
nately, the only thing they could
find was an album of records
From the synopsis of the story on
the album jacket, l decided that
the role was not for me and quite
possible the story would be injuri-
Gus to Negroes. l then asked for
script approval and when that was
not Forthcoming, l turned down the
part"
The actor said that after think
ing it over, he decided that he had
not been fair to Mr.. Goldwyn by
assuming that the producer would
mistreat the property. GAS a re-
suit of my misgivings, decided to
come to Hollywood for conferences
with Mr.. Goldwyn and Mr.. Mamou-
liam (Rouben Mamoulian, the films
directory. After talking to both of
these gentlemen, / have discovered
that it is not their intention to in
jure anyone. In fact, l found them
almost as sensitive to the problem
as l am" he said.
Mr.. Potter added that he no
longer was asking for scrip ap-
prevail since it was no longer nee
essary. 81 am confident that Mr..
Goldwyn with his characteristic
good taste and integrity will pre-
sent the property in a sensitive
manner" he explained.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
White Man
Shot In Fight

WATER VALLEY, Miss, Dec
13.-Authorities here said So.
year-old Negro sharecropper shot
and seriously wounded white man
who knocked him to the ground
as he stood. in a welfare depart
ment relief line Friday morning.
Yalobusha County Sheriff J. G.
Treloar said the shooting happened
at $3.50 am. in Tillatoba.
He said the white man, identified
as Chester Arbuckle, 81, was ad-
mitted to the Grenada hospital
with a bullet lodged in his neck.
Treloar said the Negro, who he
identified as Frank Booker, is in
the Yalobusha county Jail at Water
Valley. No charges have been
filed against him, the sheriff said.
Treloar said witnesses told him
Booker was standing in line of
people waiting for surplus food
supplies from the county welfare
department when Arbuckle walked
up and struck him.
He said Booker fired from the
group, wounding Arbuckle in the
neck.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
Gus Heningburg.

Continued from Page One)
Funds member colleges, Mr.. Hen
ingburg will work with alumni
groups in UNCF campaigns in
order to stimulate wider interest
and support. He will also work with
the campus community chests of
many universities, colleges and pre-
paratory schools throughout the
country which contribute to the
United Negro College Fund each
year.
AS an undergraduate at Hamp-
ton, Mr.. Heningburg was a men,
Der of the student council, the
mems council, and president of his
sophomore class. He was desig-
mated the distinguished military
graduate of the ROTC program in
1850 and was awarded a United
States Army commission.
Mr.. Heningburg recently resign
ed his captaincy after seven years
of military service.
Assigned to the Army Counter
Intelligence Corps as investigator
and assistant operations officer
from 1854 to 1857, Mr.. Heningburg
previously served as athletic and
recreation officer for the 4th In
fantry Division Artillery in Ger
many. His first tour of duty was
as pls soon leader in an anti-air-
raft artillery unit at Fort Bliss,
Texas.
A native of Tuskegee Institute,
Ala., Mr.. Heningburg is the son
f DR.. and Mrs. Alphonse Hening-
ourg. He resides with his wife and
aughter in Newark, N. j.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
Church 80.

Continued from Page One)
or sociological in nature. He sug-
gested that the churches had a
more valuable contribution to
make, and a problem more pre-
found than simply one of closing
the gap between creed and deed.
'Is it not" he asked, "that of
discerning who we are-we who are
sometimes called the people o.
God'-and of discovering the obedi.
ence required if we are to be the
followers Of C',~'-t' And if We
do not deserve the nar.e of Christ
as a national council or loca'
church, or individual church mem
Der, let us confess it."
Determinations Traced
Dean Pope said many of tn
nations churches could be describe
in a sense as social clubs main
tanned by the pride and prelude
of man." being voluntary group
that set up their own standards
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
Korean Here...
Continued from Page One

tSoitltiuCo IIOlIl axe OICt
as the finest anywhere
Lee didn't say lie would but he
didn't say he wouldn't. He appear
ed somewhat bewildered by Thomp-
son.
He did, however, make a short
speech during which he told how
he came to the U. S. under auspices
of the State Department.
Lee said he intended to stay in
Jackson a month. He is living at
the YMCA.
Prior to coming to Jackson, he
completed a six-weeks journalism
course at Northwestern University
and then spent some time in Cali
fornia.
Lee is a political reporter for
the Pyong Hwa Daily News at
Seoul. He said his newspaper is
one of Ia in Korea and competi-
ton is fierce.
"You have to keep scooping all
the time" he said.
Lee, who is 20, said he makes
$4,000 hwan a month in Korea
which is equivalent to $120 in
American money.
But he said he gets along we'll
on his salary in Korea because
prices are cheaper.
81 support my wife, mother, and
three children on my salary" he
said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21

Christmas comes on the day of
Wednesday
Why not obey Gods will
The world is now excited in life
From the valleys to the top of the
hills.
If the world would accept the love
of God
The world would be paradise
today
We would all be one family of God
And Christmas would be a joyful
way.
The way of the Christian life | say
Is to love We one another each day
There would be no more law in
Gods house
1t would be a oneless Christian
way.
Why claim the things that don't
belong to you
The world is in Gods house
Pay his way to rule Gods people
Like a church house crumb eating
mouse.
These words the Lord inspired me
to write
For someone today to take heed
Poor mothers left at home today
Some with a heart to bleed.
VI
Now this is only a warning today
From Gods little man please hear
Gods word is like a two-edged
sword
Poor sinners will you stand in
fear?
VII
Let the New Year find a change
in you
ieH the world L have been born
again
Born of the love of God l can say
And my heart is free from sin.
VIII
For my friends that are out in the
world
Accept Gods love today
You may not see tomorrow
So accept the love of God and
come this way.
TX
So this is warning from the
Lord
Through his man today
The flush and blood is not the one
The Kings Highway will pay.
By Rev. John R. Perkins
2611 Lilly Street
Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-12-21
Negro Christmas
Cheer Club
Lists Donations

The Negro Christmas Cheer Clul
sends SOS. appeal to all citizens
for contributions to aid in giving
baskets to our poor, INDECENT ano
unfortunate neighbors. Only 500
of the needed funds have been thus
far subscribed. If you have not
already sent in your contribution
please mail in one today and share
in this citizen responsibility. Your
contributions will be picked up as
convenience to you if you will call
5-47O7.
The Jackson Negro Christmas
Cheer Club gratefully acknowl-
edges the following contributions:
Balance Brought forward 1,127.37
Central Methodist Church 61.0O
Pearl Street AME Church $500
R. c. Brown $500
Robert E. Lee Hotel $500
Miss. School Supply Co. $500
Strangers Home Bap. Oh. N24.39
Christ Temple Church 1000
New Hope Baptist Oh. 1900
l.. X. Atwood Lodge 1000
Paris Cleaners 1000
New Hope Baptist Church 1000
w. J. Thompson 1000
Evans Lumber Company 1000
N. w. Overstreet 1000
Countless, Wilson & Cowan 1000
Rice Furniture Company 1000
Jackson Paper Company 1000
Harmonic Music Club 1000
Mrs. Virgil HOWE 1000
Cohen Brothers 1000
Shady Grove Baptist Oh. 8.55
Mrs. w. M. Buie 500
Frank T. Scott 500
DR.. w. l.. Hughes 500
DR.. Walton Lipscomb 500
c. S. Crowley 500
B. B. Dansby 500
Rev. ]. T. Woodson 500
Rev. F P. Leonard 500
Rev. P. E. Lott 500
Walter J. Stewart 500
Rev. L. H. Newsome 500
Pres. j. L. Reddix 500
Willing Workers Com. Club 500
Rev. w. ]. Gipson 500
Jewel Griffin 500
Mrs. H. R. Stands 500
Mrs. Eva P. Hamilton 500
Mamie Lewis 500
Rev. A. L. Holland 500
S. w. Miller 500
Aircraft Printers 500
Mrs. J. Ed Franklin 500
E. S. Ascher 500
A. C. Causey 500
Burns and Lacey 500
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Hubert 500
A Friend 800
Highland Park Garden Club 500
Smart and Thrifty Club $50
Mrs. Lucille w. Price $50
A. ]. Noel 200
Mrs. Tressie o. Walker 100
Mrs. Mabel Pittman LOO
Total Contributions Received to
pa date $1,626.31