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Berlin
Continued From First Page.

text OF Col. Howley's letter OF pro-
test has not yet been released.
Ger. Kotikov's \letter hurled
charges at the Americans.
1T is said" he wrote, that cer-
tain American military personnel
Tin City Hal) conducted themselves
indecently and instead OF helping to
restore order, sought to take insti-
gators of unrest into their protec-
ton.
Il feel it is necessary to point out
that this isn't an isolated case of
such conduct by American military
personnel"
Gas a result" Gen. Kotikov said
II reject most yehemently the pro-
test contained in your letter as en-
tirely unfounded.
"At the same time insist that
American personnel in the future
keep to rules of loyal behavior and
do not interfere in matters which
don't concern them"
Entry of Office Ignored.
/. The letter, one of the sharpest
in a long series of exchanges be-
tween Gen. Kotikov and Col. How
ley, ignored the fact that the Rus
sian-controlled police broke into the
American offices, brushed aside an
American liaison officer, rifled. the
files and carted off the 19 police who
had sought refuge there.
The Western sector police hac
sought refuge after Communist DEM
onstrators invaded the City Hall
using battering rams, while Soviet
troops, armed with tommyguns
stood by.
Gen. Kotikev accused the Ameri-
cans Of protecting 'provocateurs
and blackguards." Col. Howley, in
a personal visit to Gen. Kotikov
had said the blame "rests upon the
Russians because the German police
in the Soviet sector obey only Rus
sian orders"
Col. Howley's headquarters sal
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Docs to Guurd Singapore

SINGAPORE up. - Thirty Alsa-
tian dogs, especially trained for
guard duties, have arrived to be
posted" up country, where they will
take part in the antiterrorist cam
paign. They were sent out from
England by the War Office.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

When the poison from honey bees
Is injected into q cut in the human
body In large quantities, it produces
almost the same effect as the bite
of q. rattlesnake.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
5 Western States Asked
To Pick Oil Co-ordinutors

Secretary Of Interior Krug yes
terday asked five Western Cover
nors to name State oil co-oruinators
to help ease hardships caused by
the California refinery strike.
Mr.. Krug also asked the governors
to appeal to the public to 'forego sll
unnecessary use OF gasoline"
He sent kilograms to Cows. War
rem Of California, Garvey Of Ari-
zona, Pittman of Nevada, Hall OF
Oregon and Wallgren Of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Some Asiatic fish survive dry sea
sens by burying themselves in the
mud and living long periods in .
torpid state,
Evening star., 1948-09-09

NEW YORK-CIO OFFICIAL DEFENDS SELF-James B. Carey
Oef treasurer shown the rosrum during
convention United Electrical Radio and Machine
Workers America yesterday At right is Albert j. Fitzgerald
president Of the union Mr. Carey denounced in reso-
the criticized alleged
communism in union before House Labor Subcommittee
last He spoke yesterday in defense OF his stand
. photo
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! balten Gotc &rell5 Gercine IN Guropt
I ipeSialiiicrte SiIfe uno ic nod oe1
! StGrfe ser Organization in icocr ga
ton.
SeItcrreid lino llngorn crbieltcl
5l,'ulrnlen Silfc, belpertct AMI 81,
, 10000 ipGbrcno 1947. Sic SiIii
luar i'll Torm bon, Iegenitiinben. er
, ltc Silfc Sn'd,e, 8unlnlireiien, Wilh
! @orn, aleioer, ssllblpnren, McoiSin
, slmbulaE5en uip.
Die Nmericnn Sllniur 9icN Grpi
Mit9lieber ltidtcu burd, oas Iettt
Snbr llcbericc 5S0,3O0 @cit)cnfpafc.
tc iiir Die ainocr Gllropaa. llllaariid,t
Sdulfiuoer crbieltcn 10000 0icicr
Eafete Euppen, gcitopitc Spieliahen
alcr slrt lno 8r5ben, sic oie &inocr
slmcrifus gcnaht sum Spielcn fir
oic beinlatloicn &inocr in OeutihIauo
unh @oiienfinoer bon Seiterreid uno
ltngarn.
Tas 8roB sGIcuelano Hotc areu,
Chapter fooperierte nit oieiem inter.
nationalcn Sienit, beiicn 'sreilpillige
nladten aleioer llno itritcn Suten
Iiir Ole Nteniheu bon europa mo
ldifcn oieie ourd, S,luior Mco Grpf
nad) europa.
sSGbreuN MGr; miro Nus Hoic
&rellS Sic er'nd,en ous Erparann
BON bielem Sinnbpllnft oieles ,inbl
ben'elben Glcnlt tlm, ~ fonncn, uuf.
luden. Die aumpnanc Iiir oos Notc
arcuS Iinhet nit Dem 3icl ppn 81.
O96, 900 i'll Glcnclnuo oicics S,Sabr su.
'ammen 81 bringcn, bc9innt am 1 &.
Wiur5 lmo oauert bis II. MGrs. SeI,
iet nit.
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RippeSren,e Gheater
y8entlcmcn's Marccmcnt" be9innt
Mittwod), %. Scbrnar.

Die langcrluartete SSuuitration oon
Sallra 3. SUbion's bclten Scrf1uler
vSentlemen's ggreenlent" fuml't
nah Dem S5ippoorpme ON %. 9sebr
Is lit oie Geid,ichtc cilics 3eitunas
IthreTbera. Der nngeipieicn lpilroc cine
9ielhe bon slrtlfeln iiber glntiienitis.
mus fiir cine nmerifonild)e Wodpn.
,eitlug 5u ihreiben. 8reaorp Yef, Der
Sfrciber, ipielt iif ais Suoe auf. I'M
in bas Subieft ein5uoringen. Hllr
Ieinc Mltter, fleinerer Sobn. ell
Sermlsgeber uno feline Yerlobte iinS
in oas @ebcimnis eingapeibt. gr bai
piel l(nannebmlihfeiten. Sn timber.
iit0ttn lit man gegen i'm 10 alh il,
Sotels, iclbit IN ieineln Bureau. Dos
9ilo Ipridyt fir iid ielbit. is Wirten
nod nit: anne Heperem, Gilbert
9effer. Gortbp Mc@uire. sSobn @or.
fielo II. a. nj. Gin interciiantes 8iln.
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PAKET CALENDUlA
Prejs 1890
PAKET CAllIOPSIS

'Zigaretten werden, wo Einfuhr ver-
boten. durch so Bouillonwuerfel
ersetZt.
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oln oie Rahliihtieenl

Tie NMorol = mp glaubi ibr noDl,
bab lie TIRE gefabrlibten, tiidiibltcll
Mmpulte bat2 Tu lit Elm niBrutencr
Wcnld), Scr nid)t gcllug 8eiIt bcibf.
I'M iid) Ocilen freuen 5u t0nneil, mb
acraoe gilolng genllg, mn oas 81
milien. - Gin lolbcr, Der li1 leiHca
Oaleins ihGnlt imO anOererieits
nidt umbin fam, ourh gii6er, aui
Die er fein Hebt bat, ODER geiltigcrr
8eiell idaft uls er pcroaucu fam, lid,
INNER i6lilnmer 5u peupobnen ma
citel srci5bar 81 mnd)en: elm lplher
onrh llno ourd pergifteter Menld,
- oenn 8eiit miro @iit, 8ilolnl
lapiro @ift, 9eiib miro Gift, Ginlam-
teit miro 8ift bei ocrart Mibratcuen
- 9crdt idliebIih IN cinen babitu-
clcn 3litano ser 9iohe --iuas glanbt
ibr mobl, onb er uolig, unheoingt NO
Zig bat, nm iid bel idp ielbit Sen Mu.
lbeil BON llehrrlcgenbcit iiber geilti-
gere Wtenihcn, INN lib sic 9ult scr
ppll5ogncnen Ha6e, iuelligIteus fiir
ieine Ginbiloung, su ld,affen? Slr
mer bie WoralitGt, INNER bie arpbeil
Moralmorte, innler ous 9l,mblEl,
bon Berehti9feit, @eisbcit, Sei!ig,
felt, Sugcno, inmer sen StpiSisnuls
Ser @ebGroe =.
aus 9tiesihe: ,srGblicbc @illcn'
| idrnit.
Wcnll mir cs hubin hriligcn, hnb
Die grobe Wtenge sic @cgemport Der
ltebt, 10 lalicu oic Golfcr .iid) nidyt
ncbr 81 Sab uno &rieg perbcben, Nos
9ro6e Tolfcrbiinonis, oic hciliar Nni-
ans ser Nntipncn, fpnunt slitonbc.
nllo mir crlangcn tSricNcn, Wobiilonh
lnb Srcibcit Tieicr Wirtioufcit
hlelbt nlein |eben 9elpionet. IS lit
llein Mmt Der !SoB meincr sscinSc
odrf ols @iirgld)uit geltcn, on6 icb
oiclcs 9mt bisbcr reht, treu nnb chr
lld) pcripaltct bubc. d) lucroc mirb bic
les Solies INNER uiiroia Scigcn.
Seinrih Seine.
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6rcanH 13crn,attns aus
Eager periet,punNcn

Snnburg Snrtmann Sailtcrbarh
el'er Der !ebten 9'a5is, oic @ariir
@crmann Dor Oelien Yeridppinoci1
Iabcu, lit nod ieiner sSiudt aus Den,
Snternierlngslager nod inlnlcr nitJi
cingcfalaen iuoroen. 2nlitcrbod,, h,r
friibcre @aileitcr bon Siiobonnpocr,
iollte oenlnGhlt nIs Mitglico elmer
bonn Snternationalcn @erid)tsboi in
ytiirltberg fir pcrbrcheriid) crflGrtell
Organization ab9cl,rteilt mcrOen.
Gprber mar cr ill cimcm &ricospcr
brcderproSeb in Ser omerifoniifrl
Bone freigeiproden wprOen.
Sn Niirrberg ,pmrbe einlal cr.
fldrt, Bob 2auterbaher lpiiBtc 100 lit)
8orn,ann perbor9en hilt. Dieter
StelDuertreter bcs .Siibrers" lulirhc
befanntlid) in abientia gum gobe
ourf oen Strang perilrteilt. glus Of
ii,ieQcn trit,id)ca @sien aebt hs,:;r.
oab 2allterbnhcr bei cillcm Tcrb6r
silgcgeben botte. er babe Elm Menhcj
pous nit 8ornlann in sic Weac &c.
leitet, SaB ~unter geiuiiien llnltiia
ben" innegebalten ncrbcn iollte.
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2lletrepelitan Oper beeinnt 3. Glepela,N
Saiicn

gteun Spertl fiini buppn ipnrbcn
| bier 5 Sabre ooer mcbr nidt 9ebort :.
weroen priicntiert bon ser Metrppp.
Titan Sper III ibrcn aht Soritcllungen
bon Ibrcr %. GIepelano Sailon in
Yublic sluoitorium pom 10. bis 10.
9Hai.
YlGnc fir oicie Sailon ,purScn
in Nau Oprt BON Sbomus g. Sislp,
Torlibcr 0ev Hortbern Sbip Opera
gM'n. porgeicben. Ias Hcportoire
lpuroe in elmer Serie BON luohent.
lihen &onferen5en nit bcm Metro-
politan General Wana9er Gomorb
Sobn'on uno anbercn Spernleitern
auserudblt.
3lpei BON oen nclln Spcrn, Wpli-
gang Nmaoc,ls Mo5art's .0ou @io-
poni" llno 8iliieppc GerOi's rSbc
MasfeS Nau" lperbeu noh GlcpclanO
fiir ocreil slucite Metropolitan Muf.
fiibrung im Nublic auditorium uor-
eeleben. &iharo @asner's r0ie Mei.
iteriinger BON gHiirnberg" miro in Der
orittcn auifiibrlne gebort iueroen.
S,,lius Maiicnet's reancu", nid,t
aui9efiibrt bon ser Wetropolitau in
Glcuclano icit 1889, miro oie oiertc
&oritellul9 icin.
9tortbcrn Sbio opera slii'n. onrh
Elm @eid)cnf miro am 10. Mai nit
1ibu Sapao IN ser Sitclrcuc cr6ii,
ncn am Montag ulo Geroi's Isl Sro,
patprc". 5lln lettcn afal IN 1913 bier
prGicnticrt, miro Ticnstaa, sen t3.
Niai. nbcllos, nit Stelln Mcman aIs
v2conpra" llnb Suiil Yioerlina als
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erecpiht'
HineeGntpfe

gtddltcn 0ienstag Ben "a. Jepr.,
miro S6 Sec iid) nit Dem berlibnlten
Mr. 1t" llelien in einem groBcn
Irei -sSall Ganlpi. ia8t Tromotor s.
@anicn, uno npenn CT gWdlagen miro
miro cr lcine 3atpe ubncDneil, oanllt
man i'm erfennt. Bur ginleitllng oes
Samples miro iid) Sbom. S'5ool nit
9en Sbarpe aus 2ononn lnellen. Gin
&ompi slpilhcu Gid Haines ans
5cros lmo Or. Weihfc ans yfron
miro autb intcrciiant iein. alBeroeln
mellen iid) nod Sad Moore lmo 0un
McSSntpre io,pie sranf Sultan NIT
ssranf @otid). Gintrittsforten Iino 81,
babcn IN Hihman Bros. llnb Central
Mrnorp.
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Shlub bon Spife

ieitc Die folaenoe Snibriit trugen
"Faustori suo Religio Catholica
Romano. ipuroc alri Dem 0oocll
cine slbihrift oes tonialihen Iecretes
uno cine &upfertdfel nit Snibriit
nicoergeleet"
SIN lelben Sabre, chpas lpGtcr, leo
te mon bcn &runOltcin S,mn Oonl in,
Hliltaarten, DER, ipitcr bon Sd,irfrI
l,lngebali. Nenl 1905 eilaepcibtcn
; i'm arieac ;eritorten. icsiacn Con,
lpeidHn mubte. Die oanaIs geprGNie
Sd)aunliinte - iic ,poa il, Siluer
bier Got - 5eiate aui ser Iorocrleite
! oas 9rllitbilo hcs &onigs i'm Sarnii,iJ
nit Dem Sorbeerfran5e aui Dem
Saupt uno auf ser Niiticite S;e
JaIiaoe oes gteubaues. 8ieoerum la.
len mir oergilbte 9lGtter iprefen
vSm 8runOitein ipuroe nun gum I'M.
merluabrenoen Mnbenfen Die ,srpnt
Der Stride. ipie lie auf unierer Miin5e
, befinolih. nebit folgenoer Nuiihriii
allf elmer rlrnben fllpiernen Ylatte ge,
1. itohcn uno beiaeleat." Gie stufihrifi
lautete anf Dem obcrcn Cell Ser
NiinSe "Restituta" ilno ul,ten IN
lateiniifer l,no 0el,tid)cr Sprade
"Trieoerid. &0nia bon Ereuben. hot
oielen Senlpcl aus Sen llbcrbletbicIll
Der Sauptfird,c. fueld)c al,i Dem Gin
'faa itllnoe, iuicoer erbauet nnb elm,
, geiueibet, nad,bcm ser @runo bieri,l
ben 8. Sttuber 1747 geleget ,poroen. "
Nber nid)t nur oent BruubItein
ailh Dem Sllrmfnopf ucrtralite ma,,
oft allerbano glnOenfen un0 Crime
rllngsltilfe an. 9lls ocr 5urm bes
Stralallcr airhleins 1906 pom 8lit
, Iffper beldMoigt apuroe, iano man i'm
Ioergoloetcn Sllrnfl,opi unter anOc.
rem Elm Sparfaiieltbud Ger 8erlincr
ISpartaiie aui 25 Taler; iie iuaren IN.
apllden allf iiber 1000 Marf anac,
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Wonricu". ,Sreitug nafmittuas. IA
Wtai, gibts cine Toppel. Auifiibrilug
Eietro MascaNni's .Gapallcria Miiti.
cana" luo 9ilggiero 2concauollo' s
Hagliacci". Sic perocn gum erlte,l
DIAL lcit t94t ben ser metropolitan
nad bier gebradt. &egina Mesnif
miro als vSuntil55a" IN .Gaualleria"
auftreten. &urt Baum, @uilcppe Gul
beltgo llno iSlorence Guartararo ipie.
len oie Sauptrollen in ~Gagllacci".
Wtetropulitau Sterne sic gum eritcu
Mol IN Glepelano auftreten nit Ser
metropolitan Sper iiub: Walocugo,
SRI. &uartorarp, Yolpna Sosfa, Gluc
Glmo, Snse Mansfi, &umon Ginau,
:Melbiorre 2uiie, &ennetb S6on lu,S
Clifford Sarpuot.
Metronolitan pcrEdbt Glepelono
nic obne inns 3clegenbeit 81 gcbcn hie
bclten ilcllen Sterne su borcn. Iies
Sabr erldeilen neln sic nie beir .ua
rem. Glcpelano lnO 8Giten bon oilcr-
balb iteben aht Goritellungen bepur,
Sic bonn 10. bis Is. Wtai su borel,
iinO.
Spcrn 8pr Siiicc ,purorn Mon.
taa i'm Union 8anf Of Commerce
glbg.. Slt 8. Ctr. uno Guclio sluc.
croifnet lmo iinb pom t6. 6ebruar
bon 9 l(br uornlittaas bis 5 llhr uoh,
nlittags, nit Iusnabme Sonntags,
oficn. Site iiir cill5elnc Mllifiibruu.
gen foitcn: $l.2O; 1920; $3.50;
$3.50; $500 uno $7.2O. Saiion.
iitc foltcnp $500; 1920; $3.50;
$3.50: $500 unS $3.50. Gin.
lhlieBlih Ste,,cr.
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: 0itte leien S,e Die An3eioenl
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Gin seItopftes SpielScue, oas &c.
1d)cnf bon eineln tnbefarmtcn slmc.
rifanild,en Slnior Gotr areus Wit-
9lieo, rief BON oicier Sclterrcit)iihel
gSailc lhre erld)iitternoe llmarlnuna
ocs Sunfes. Die fIcinen &inocr licbcn
oas flcite WGbdlcn Scr Hco Grob Sit.
terllational Iftiplt1tsorbeitcr, itrbt
Elm fiir Imcrifnnildlc ,Srcllnoc, bie iic
MIR an ocrcn 6eihcnfcn fcnncn.
Sd,micOcn bie'cr Gerbiuolmo bon
NrellnNltNait iinb Trogrumm sic ser
slmcrifaniihc Hptc &rcns hat. Surh
'ein internationdlcs Eroaramn cr-
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,Sini,lanN bccnNet
Observation-Disclosures

Sclliugfi. ,sinnlanh hat oic lcttl
Maagpnlaollna iahrifu0iiia herac,
ltcllter Sonicr uad HuBIuno Nelici"rt
Iicic lpurcn eiu SciI ihrcr Mcpara
tipTajabIllnacn. Sblieid) bieriiir :
Sabre porgeleben lparen fcnntcn
ldlntlid)c aieterlngcn iunerbulb uon
brci SSnbren erfpIscn.
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SchneIle und sichere
Lettering goruntiert

oder Celd-Zvvueek-C
da allie Fakete gegen jedes Risiko
bel Lloyd's Of London versichert sind.
tNO. C-S50 1862
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2lttcn ,i,etHet Griele
int 11crNeit u~it Salcniei

. atbep. 9tod, elmer Yiiiteluns oes
&riegsminiiteriiims iino Die Hebellen,
iuelhe Salonifi beidoficn uno oabci
ieds Yerionen eet0tet batten, iaii
pernidtet iuoroen. Sbrc Mbfangunn
iunroe ourd amerifaniihe Sffiaiere
pcraulaBt, oic an Ser Srunt bort ia
tig iino Sbre Stdrte ,puroe aili BOG
bis 400 Wtalln geid,Gst. nnb Die
Sruppen Der 9iesierung iollen 26;,
Wann getotct oocr gefangen gelrom.
men baben.
Nab neieiten Weloungen suurocll
SO @efangene ourh Saloniti geiiibri
int eilem ofienen aufsig. 9rei 9aGe
oaralf lpnrOen lie due eridpnen.
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Documents, Sic beim Gnttriimn,ern sum- rer>
ietein ecPcrtn,cn Iit,N i.

lpncblen unb ocften sum grrben Scil
Oic neutrality-suspicious. sfi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
Parish Street Business
Woman In Shooting
ARRAY

Arthur Moore, 17-year-old, 9Th
grade student of Sally Reynolds
School, whose low mentality, and
lack of proper family background
was attested to by his teachers,
was scheduled to go on trial here
last Monday for the much public
ised murder of J.B. Dean, local
white insurance man whose body
was found beside his automobile
in Southwest Jackson last January
showing signs of death resulting
from a brutal beating.
Arrested few weeks after the
finding of the dead man in con-
nection with the investigation of
assault and attempt robbery of
Henry Heard, in Washington ad-
dition, the youth is alleged to have
confesser the Dean mourder.
Rev. CIV. Staffney, Pastor Of
Blair Street AME Zion Church was
called by police to witness the
confession. and later said the youth
chad acted voluntarily in making
the confession.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
Cont. From Page ID

in order to take position with
the Johnson Business School of
city.
Miss Birdie Graves. a longtime
member of the staff of Smith
Robinson school is reported to have
voluntarily resigned because of
purely personal reasons.
Durig the closing days of the
school session, for the first time
in the history of the city, white
observers were placed in a number
of the class rooms of Negro Schools
of the city. 1t was denied that
their presence was an effort to
intimidate the Negro Teachers.
while the filing of the suit was
seen as having caused the placing
of the White Observers in the
class rooms they were looked upon
mainly as being present to observe
the type of work now hein" done
at the Sc. 5ol on the present sal
aries.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-06-05
Girl Scout Camp
Opens At Gulfside

On Tuesday morning, June at
s o'clock the Girl Scouts of Jack
son will leave for established camp
at Camp Outside in Waveland,
Miss. to spend two weeks of living
in the outn- of-doors. An establish
oed camp is a camp with provision
for resident camping by Girl
Scouts from more than one troop,
under the leadership of a resident
staff, and nuder the supervision of
the Girl Scout Counciln. Although
the jackson Girl Scouts do not
own camp provision has been
made by the Council for the Girl
Scouts of Jackson to camp at
Waveland which has been approved
by the Regional and National
Camp Advisers for Girls of Region
V in this area of Mississippi and
Louisiana.
The Camp Will be directed by
Mrs. Frenchie B. Porter, Girl
Scout Field Director and Camp
Director. Mrs. Porter received her
camp training at the Girl Scout
National Camp Directors Course
given in Region VII at Turkey Run
Inn in the State Park in Marshall,
Indiana. She has had camp train
ing and other Scout training at
Courses given in Region II, V, nd
VII. She has had much experience
in Directing both Day and Estab-
lished Camp for the Cir lScouts in
Jackson, and assisted Regional
Staff members in training Day
Camp Counselors at the Training
Course for Day Camp Counselors
in Jnune 1916 at the State college
ampus in Nashville Tenn.
The following Staff members
have been selected from the Girl
Scout leaders who are competent
and are trained in Girl Scouting:
Mrs. Minnie Booker, leader TROOP
166 at William Johnson Center
who has had experience in troop
leadership and camping; Mrs. Fl.
L. Denton, leader of troop 1872 at
the Holy Ghost School who has
had experiece as troop leader for
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the city would join in helping to
defend the youth both in Jackson
and in other sectinons Of the state.
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we seek the "nA" rating, we shall
not be able to offer you employ
ment at Alcorn A. & M. College
for the 1948-49 school year, which
begins July 1, 1948."
eve appreciate all that you have
done to try to help us build the
greater Alcorn College"
"Please call upon me at any
time if / can be of assistance to
you"
Sincerely yours,
w. II. Pipes
p. S. Please feel free to come ia
to talk with me, if you so desire.
The wholesale dismissal of teach
ers at the college has provoke a
number of important questions
concerning the presidents actions
by persons long interested in the
affairs of the college.
Among the questions are, Due to
the need to strengthen the faculty
ad staff professionally and acade-
mically, and to seek to attain TIE
"!A" rating, Does the president
plan to use the limited funds to
defray additional graduate train
ing? If he does, so plan, that the
remaining faculty pursue this
training Immediately? IF he does
so PLAN how will he provide such
Immediately and yet train his
present in-service teachers taking
second summer term courses? IF
they take a full year off, how can
he meet the full demand? Several
of those holding masters degrees
and work beyond were dismissed.
IF they were dismissed for insult
ficient academic training; to meet
the "A" Rating does he plan to
replace them with teachers with
teachers with Masters Degrees
and more academic training, or
with PHD's? Does he plan to meet
the "a" Rating by employing
teachers with higher degrees and
training than those dismissed, but
with less experience, thereby ac-
tually paying less money because
fsuch, and by doing so, meet the
Southern Associations requirement
relative to salary schedule.
While President Pipes revealing
letter, indicating wholesale dis
missal of teachers was being cir
culated, conditions at the college
wer efurther revealed in letter
to the Board of Trustees for In
situations of Higher Learning by a
Veteran Student.
The students letter addressed
to Mr.. f. r. Jobe, Executive Sec
rotary of the board is as follows:
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two seasons and worked with
other activities here in the city;
Mrs. Ida Johnson Floyd, Assistant
Brownie Leader at Mary Jones
School who has had Girl Scouting
training for working with all
groups in Scouting and especially
trained to work with small chill
dren. These staff members will act
as Unit Leaders and will have
working with them in their units
young women who are now "a
tending college and are skilled in
many of the program fields of
Scouting. These assistants are
Misses Bertha Marshall and Ell
mira Wilson of Southern Christian
Institute, and Miss Marcella Hill
of Jackson College who will act as
Program consultant for crafts.
Mrs. Mary Thomas Bates who has
served as nurse at Jackson Col
lege Health Center will act as
Camp Nurse. Marshall Wheaton
and Raford Moore will instruct
swimming and work with the water
front Director.
The following girnls registered
before May "a: Lonnie Jean White,
Eloise Bragg, Ann Elizabeth
Smith, Gloria Gray, Oj9tta Smith,,
Barbara Davis, Mary Wilson,
Georgia Jean Williams. Bette
Jean Johnson, Barbara Lee Camp
bell, Dolores Woodland, Dolly Pat
ton, Bessie Smith, Christie Rhodes
Barbara J. Lee, Gloria Nichols,
Tommie Gail Martin, Josephine
Lee, Irma Jean Belle, Elma Nunal-i
ly, Jimmie D. Robertson. Gloria
jefferson, Helen Nichols, Johnnie;
Eugenia Porter, Juliet Blackburn,
Susie Grant, Vera White, Emma
Fields, Bertha Marshall and Ell.
mira Wilson.
Members of the District Com
mittee w and the Camp Commit
tee have worked along with the
Girl Scout Leaders and Scouts in
Selling Cookies to help raise funds
for camp. The members of these
groups and the Girl Scouts want
to thank every person who pur-
chased cookies and helped to make
the summer activities possible for
the Girl Scouts of ackson.
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Col. Roscoe Simmons
Rust Commencement
Speaker

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. Ac-
cording to announcements released
from the office of Dean WA. Wal
tiers of Rust College, the gradual
ing class of '48, with commence
ment exercises set for June 2, is
the largest clanss ever to finish
from the we'll know Methodist in
stitution.
The class totals thirty-one young
men and women. Slightly more
than half of the class will receive
ALB. degrees, while the other sec
ton is to receive BIS. in Education
Baccaluareate services will be
held Sunday, May 30 with the
Rev. J.W. Golden, secretary OF
evangelism of the Methodist
Church, Memphis, bringing the
message.
commencement speaker for
Wednesday, June 2, will be Roscoe
Conklin Simmons. nationally
known orator from Chicago.