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FURN., CASH & CARRY
FURNITURE

At lowest prices, carefully
selected from the type of own
ers who do not care to have
the general public trample thru
their nice homes. We buy bar
gains: sell bargains. 9-pc.
mahog. Duncan Phyfe din.
rm. set with credenza buffet,
SIS; 9e yery Slgo lee sos lold mn mahoe hm eer ser'
cab, $3.50; reg. S11O 5-pc.
mahog. dinette, S79; reg. S265
breakfront, S175: mahog.
corner cabs, pr, S110: lamps,
. misc. Save time and money,
visit 1.-THE Little Store Around
the Corner" 2609 gath st.
NV, / block west of Conn.
ave. of Calvert st. Weekdays.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4,45;
tires. S995 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 32J4 Ca. ave. NV, RA. 9eo0.
TIRES USED, over 200 IT, select from.
NO go sas VI; lons q sv AGTp n laoe gESv'cE
TOOLS. power drill press. wood lathe,
condition; reasonable. AK. $3.50;
TooLs-The real Mccoy; surplus.
GicHNER. SSf3 M st. NV. Elk. 3527.
| TOYS. 2-oct. piano. doll house, IN.
cycle. carriage, arm chair, radio
phono, chest OF drawers. EN-. 1910.
Mower Co; Ghrysler industrial mo.
rea. rear; esceiient s eond.; s5s5, s3i
1TRaGT9R, TnsEfeI st: gG nW cstrad' saaea' with H.
angle doz.r blade. CAN sH. os1a
rRoMBoNEs, RON S,aS rental-purchase LpS plan:
IF t91'FSi5HR MUSIC 1909 SSIpMsIA 81 ns scHons as.
TRTMPEfs' Run Tssn renssleparehass sSsals plsa;
OF MUSIC. 1000 st. NV. Me-
1920. Open evenings.
TRUMPET, Conn, lst line s,.,o horn saSs
HGi IpSludsS 7.67. in good condition $50
TRUNK. wardrobe; hangers. drav-~s;
S25 Packing trunk, $40. IA.
TRuNK-Larrs theatrical type, Ex-
rRGNk isti -; 7vsrdrobe>. srid excellent eondi-
ton ton; price, os SIS or best g,ddsr.
ruxE6o f.l1 81 AND A5@T TAILS, high hat. 5o bi9ck
eYFRl1ent HnnHis
ton. CH. 1881.
TYPEwRITERS. portable, all makes:
terms; standard; 6arg, Today, co.
rfPfWRiTER ffiS Ek r. Reminaton a9 kos.s:s tts ny
excellent condition; S65. EN-. 3S4:.
TYPEwSifER. sisi ssfi Underwood tsI55 NbV Of
nee model, little used, S35; ,ehild's
rYff%kTER 1SfpTS gaTis o ne Rem5Sson dSSs MOO BORT
able; excellent condition. EN-. 05a7.
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith, special
$32 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
81 per month; So for ) months.
rypy SIIGLE lie I'LL llI@ , 18th NV, R DI, 49,;
osr %Gd: sf5S f56 es9GaSn bvd or Ss:
303, Alexendria, Va.
rIFEWRlfEks. LeH ana repu:it:
ole-year guarantee; terms. Our 40th
yssaa,, AMERIcAN TyPPEWITJER CO.
Sat, Il s-H0se Fasy ua2sinT ~
TYPEWRITER: Remington portable;
also Mail-A-Voice magnetic recorder.
Both with carrying case; excel. cond.
Reas; priSsd Phone sH. 7o51. 10
1925: week, 1112 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER. Royal, portable. latest
TYFEWRirrK, yYsFy Efsfi VI isss sSs2. mod., T e.
hogany drop-head desk. with stenos,
chair. Phone Monday. 1912, LA.
r8YP'Raw12Rs1rER-smith Corona port
saSf NJ 1nseTSooa se1e apt ssa and
ops Sp sioo. TO- BOTH i0ohEe Ike new. mSs0f eli.
nelSssIsss, Excellent @tasiR eOndition. Re.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood stand.
pr frd, adS 5S5-in' carriase' excel, e'ond.
TYPEWRITERs Recond. portable.
and standards; 1-yr. guar We rent.
repair all makes. STANDARD TYPE
WRITER CO., 9l0 G st. NV, Ma.
TYPEWRITER, Rem. portable, French
co. 1925; week, IIi2 14th st. NV.
UNIFORM, St, Johns collese, size
~ 81; insi; nsaa books for freshman year.
VACUUM cLEANER-Hoover: sood
condition, Sis. II. 4-2641.
Continued on Next Pass.1
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FURNITURE
SACRIFICE

Complete Jr. Duncan Phyfe mahog.
din rm. suite; antique lamp table.
table lamp. leather chrome lounge
chair. 2 occasional chairs, Venetian
blinds. screens, porch furniture;
excel cond, etc. TIA 1896
Evening star., 1950-09-10
LUMBER

We have q large stock Of fine framing
lumber, well seasoned and free Of
nails Also larse stocks of 5/4 ma
pare and save ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4002
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FURNITURE
WE WILL NOT BE
IJNDERSOID

Those Are Not Just Printed Words
SHOP EVENINGS UNTIL 8
Simmons Beautyrest Mattress,
Studio, Sofa Beds $50 to SIS
Hide a beds S115 to Sl49
T-V Chairs - Sl@.5C
Sec. Desk, mahogany, worth sos S6S
5-pc. Dinette Set. Formica S4a
Holly. Beds. single or double S4s
Chests or Dressers Sl9 to S2S
3-pc. Living Am. Suites - S24s
Duncan Phyfe Sofa - 81 1s
Bedroom Suites S7s to S1s9
AnSonia Furniture Co.
]. J. STRIKOL
sol H ST. NE, Ii. 3-3354
Evening star., 1950-09-10

FURNITURE. 90 rms. Northern Rock
Maple matched twin beds, double
coll springs, hotel unit innersprins
mattresses. lamps. chairs, excel
cond.. Norge refrigerators; also
Whiting coal stoker. 2 Goodyear
tires 11x5l4. desks, etc. DU. 1710
1900 Mass. ave. NV. -lO
Evening star., 1950-09-10
PIANOS
5000 TRADE-IN

Allowance on your old piano, regard
less OF its condition. toward the
purchase OF any one OF our many
fine new console or grand pianol
during the month of September only
This unparalleled offer positively
does NOT apply on used pianos. We
must have the space for the new
incoming pianos we ordered before
wholesale prices were increased
Colonial Piano Co. 637 D St. NV
MA. 1870.
PIANO, baby grand. Brambach; sac
rifice. 5000 Also trumpet for high
school cadet, S25. RA. 5445.
PIANOS, four uprts., your choice. $50,
includes small Knabe, Steinway and
grand. 1895. PAUL GOLIHART,
in American Storage Bldg. corner
entrance, 2s01 Georgia ave. AD
1928 from to $40. EVENINGS by
appt. We buy pianos. 12'
excel. cond, special
S75: also spinets. consoles and
grands. Get more than your dollar s
RATNER's MUSIC STORE
roc
Evening star., 1950-09-10

FURNITURE. NEW 81 USED
Bedrm.. liv. rm. and din. rm:; many
occasional chairs. tables and sspar-
NV. NO. 3343; 1920 Bladens. rd
ne. AT. 1850; 1883 Wis. ave. NV.
NO. 1904. 2601 wilson blvd, Arl.,
JA. 2-1ll6 SMITH STORAGE CO
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
WITHOUT CALLING
SMITHS
Evening star., 1950-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RESTAURANT COUNTER, IS #.
veneer finish. marlite top. cost $500
used mos, sell for $115. 3S01
Gath St. Mt. Rainier, Md Ill
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 8
booths. counter and 12 stools. dough-
nut mach, griddle and sandwich
board, steam table, 2 stainless-stee
work tables, Frigidaire icebox, &.
slice toaster. Apply MR.. FAIL
500 15th. st; NV. 10
RIFLE, cal. .30-06 sporter, Spring
field, $40. Call Ii. 3-3490 by 7:3(
RIFLE, winchester model 20 standard
Hornet, new. In original package
scope blocks; 500. Belding g. Mul
tool for .257 Roberts Perfect, S15
Lyman Alaskan scope, BIN. LIE,
Dot. new condition, S55; Redfielt
Junior Mount for Alaskan with bas,
for new-style mode 20 Win.
chester. base. So: rings, So: new
AL. 1853. Tuesday after pm.
RIFLE, - pumo, like new Gail Ii
3-l521. 1909 Constitution ave.
formerly B st. ne.
RIFLE, 35-cal Rem. Game Master
perfect 80 rounds; SIS or best offer
0J, Q6TR
Evening star., 1950-09-10

PIANO, apartment, upright. S275;
51a octaves; perfect cond.; also
spinets, consoles and Strands. Get
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
73S 18th st. NV.
PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone: Baldwin patented full-blow
action; lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany, walnut, light
oak, avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Eefa
Evening star., 1950-09-10
SOIL PIPE

Oo4L Z IL Z
New and used in full lengths. all
fittings, lead and oakum: new toilets
and tanks. ACE WRECKING 4
BLDG. MATERIAL CO, 4OO2 Mimi
ave. ne, LU. 4-0500.
SPANISH RECORDS-Beginner's Lin.
guaphone set. books. records, unused
Was $50; will sell S35. EN-, 1859
SPRINGS and mattresses; clean,
good condition. OR. 5916.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Piano, Blond Mahogany

Very Slightly used Story & Clark con-
sole:s like new in every way; new
this special value Colonial Piano
Co. 631 D St nv Ma 4Sr0
Evening star., 1950-09-10

TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4,45;
4asr 7ss sIss pT0D9T pro ALL isE Service assa TE
CO.. 1884 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $500.
TIRES USED, over 200 IT. select from.
81 so up. IONS AUTO SERVICE.
INC. 635 " ST nv MI 2400
TOOLS. power. drill press. wood IL the,
jCiner. circular saw. band saw; good
condition: reasonable. AK. $3.50,
Evening star., 1950-09-10

PIANOS
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Spinet style, mahogany - S215
Weaver. mahog.. full keyboard S29i
Apt. upright. mahogany ----- S44s
Knabe grand. mahogany S795
NEW SPINETS, $395
Save $50 to $500 on piano values
KITS
1890 G st. NV is
PIANOS, LIKE NEW OR REBUILT
5 STEINWAY GRANDS
2 STEINWAY UPRIGHTS
/ STEINWAY CONSOLE
COLONIAL PIANO co.
Ma. 4s70 Closed Saturdays. eS7
D st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
TIRE BARGAINS

111V" x0&48V<S@@
Recap now with COLD RUBBER.
guaranteed IL mos. or 10000 mi.
6.00x16 $3.50; 6.5Qx15. S6.e5;
7.l0xiS. S7,75; f.60xl6. S795.
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903 Lee nvys
Arl.. Va. CHI 0024 Seven Corners,
Falls CHI. FA. 2177. 10th and n.
Irving, Arl OW 7442
Evening star., 1950-09-10

ToOLS-The real Mccoy; surplus,
bankrupt stocks; trend. sayinks.
GICHNER. 1913 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3527.
TOYS. 2-oct. piano. doll house, tn.
cycle. carriage, arm chair, radio
phono, chest of drawers. EN-. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

In New York City or suburbs. where
it is well known, this fine piano
would bring 81 800 or more. 1t is
certainly a bargain at only 1895;
MA 4S10
Evening star., 1950-09-10

coffee table. Cali OR. 1891 before
FURNiTURE Walnut 8-pc. bedrm.
set. box spring, Beautyrest mattress.
500; maple chest of drawers; other
misc. items. SH. 4l56.
FURNITURE-Dave chair and
slip covers. good condition sos or
best offer. WO. 3945, 1915.
FURNITURE-2-pi liv rm., 500;
dusty rose. twist rug and pad. 9xls,
$50; 9x10ia. 500; 5 prs. beige back
around floral .draperies, $3.50 pr;
FURNITURE-studio couches, mat
tresses. chairs. chest of drawers,
solid nah. Numerous other articles.
FURNITURE-sofa- bed. $50; bureaus
and chefs to match. also odd ones;
and chairs; Tables Of all !, kinds; 3-pc,
lamps misc. pcs, all in excellent
condition. 316 9th st. NV. Open
Sun afternoon.
FURNITURE-9-pc pc. dining rm. suite,
walnut; good condition. SH. 9497.
FURNITURE, complete bedrm.' 2.pc,
new cond. ia. I17O. ii
FURNITURE twin bed. complete,
like new. $40; ] innerspring matt.
All ehCelleIlI COuu, ME, ,3OIo.
FURNITURE-2 blond mahog. end
tables, l matching slass-top coffee
table: good cond., $50. FA. T047.
FURNITURE-Couch modern. foam
rubber, brown. designed by Norman
Bel Geddes, sleeps one, brand-nev,
S275. Call AP. 594O. -l2
FURNITURE, new; ebony oak desk.
$50; gray double chest of drawers,
S35: lined turquoise drapes, IS in.
long: AZ in wide, S15. ST. sl72.
FURN. - Late Vic Settee, mahog,
frame green damask uphol., SIS:
newly refnished natural oak antique
lamp table, $40. OIL. 44SS.
FURNTTURE-Bed- davenport, . over
stuffed chairs. cocktail table. elec,
fireplace. 9x15 rug. kneehole desk.
ext; din. rm. table. Call afternoon
and eves.. HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA,
Apt. 403 HU. 5000. 10
FuRSITURE--Sofa, Duncan Phyfe;
good cord; 4poster bedstead; sS5.
FURNITURE, liv. rm.. din rm., bed
rm.. GOOD cond.. $3.50; also can
lease act. 10. 3-36S5 10
FURNITURE-Hieh chair. baby bed
| carriage, Roll-away bed and mat
tress, Ho. 1904, 3422 18th ne.
FUPNITURE-Maple living and din
ing rm. sets complete; very rea-
sonable JA. s-4a79. 10
dressing table metal bed, fool
lamp. table lamp. etc. 5000 10th
st. s.: Arl. Va. GIL. 042o.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
eathtakig Bargains Sensational Savings Only Famous Makes
includes Everything, But Everything Electrical Under The Sun!

Sun Radios pulling all the stops! Even red pencil
got green light make this the biggest the best the
most spectacular Washingons Birthday Clearance Suns
had and we've had whoppers! We've shipped,
trimmed cut sliced pared and whacked prices down to
astonishing lows. If it's electrical ,oepe got it and
better ye we've got it at prices that will stagger your
Evening star., 1950-02-21

imagination and have your eyes popping in amusement!
At Sun you don't pay the freight for fancy fxns plush
carpets boutonnered statesmen that's why Sun prices
lo,cer that's why you Sun tomorrow
and aoays! Set your alarm early hustle Sun Radio
for the most fabbergasting palues in to,cn!
Evening star., 1950-02-21
APPLIANCES

X Auto Heaters X Intro Red Bulbs
X Vacuum Cleaners X Floor Woxers
X Tool Kits X Flash Lites
X Elec. BroiIers X Kitchen Stools
X Elec. Hot Plates X Corn Peppers
X Heot Pods X EIec. Rozors
X Electric Blankets
IIfh Street Store Onlv
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Washing Machines
Ufh Street Store Only

lIth Street Store Only
s-l5, ] Thor wFinser, ' 1895 1900
Q Apex De Luxe
Wringers with Speral 1000 @A M
DasKer ----------- AS"'"" jaw
5-iB ] Thor % wrinser, 1895 $500
sus { tHc "rinssr'' Glib. 1895 $500
] Apex De Luxe 73QQ5 a m
Wringer, Glib. b.------ AO"."~ ofsVV
ABc De Luxe
Wri ringer Washers, 1EQ OK no IN
Timer ------------ Aoo'oo lVOsVV =.
1o:ib' ! Thor De Luxe, 1895 1890
ao1emst;s , Bsnas ro0n0mat. 1895 1890
Ta,Ssr, z TRoF Aut0masio 1895 1880
hois ] Penstx pnxn Automatic. 1895 1890
l ! wsstiRahoqss " Rs1s bexn Auto 229.95 I68.OO
za|'ay E5t5 BsySf WaserssSsF' No 269.95 2O9.OO
] WESTINGHOUSE Laun-
sBsmsn,srs5or, dEs%st e Model 299.95 1895
a,sss. ws;tInsSogss ss Nsdsf kfun- 299.e5 229.95
! l. Hgtps!nt Pss ss Aussmstio ssFss 299.95 239.OO
5s': 5as: = &ashsrs SHsS"T' No 369.95 288.OO
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Small Appliances
Here are Sensational Clearance
Values in Small Appliances

Values in Small Appliances
IIfh Street Store Only
X SmoI Water Heaters
X Roosters X Hoir Dryers X Heaters
X Iron Cords X Toosters X Mixers
K Blenders X Clocks
X Sandwich GrilIs X Electric Irons
X Pressure Cookers X Waffle Makers
X Thermos Jugs X Cooking Utensils
X Coffeemokers X Electric Blankets
X Tool Kits X Apt. Washers
Evening star., 1950-02-21
TELEVISION-Rodio-Ph Photographs

:" Speed -,.0-.@~ --,-----, $500
\ . Famous Make, 16" AMIN, Speeds Mahog
ty, 18th l Century Cabinet - 0pD~N1' - so5oo
ton Tube 18th Century Cabinet t. ~ S95.oo
r Famous Make Lancasters Mahogany and
Blonde 121z", AMIN, Speeds, 18th Century ss5oG
AMIN 121a" Tube Speeds s---. -----o o45 0(
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25

23-18.
The final game played by Jim
Hill and the "Y" Junior Girls was
the closest game of the series, net
ting a score of 27-19 in favor of
the "Y". High-pointer for the
YMCA was 10 Ann Allison, with
Fannie Patrick making the second
highest number of scores for the
team. Other members of the YMCA
team are Rosa Lee Henry, Earnest
inc Hayes, Willie Alice Bruno,
Mary Louise Bulley, Charlie Mae
Jones, Dorothy Barnes, and Ear
nestine Broddy. Officials of the
"Y" Girls Basketball team are:
Mrs. Margaret CASTOR, Manager;
Mis- Lorraine Harvey, Asst. Man.
ager; B. F. CASTOR, Coach.
r. w. Cooper, instructor at
Campbell College officiated at the
Tournament. The trophy for the
Championship Team will be pre-
scented on the First of April in a
ceremony at the YMCA.
The Y. M. G. A. is a Red Feather
Agency.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25
70 Appeal Atlantas
an Of ''LOst
Boundaries"

ATLANTA, GA. (Atlas)-
Because Judge NJ Neil Andrews
ruled last Monday that films are
not part of the press and are
subject to censorship, Lost Boun-
dries" lost a temporary opportu-
nifty 70 show in the city of Atlanta.
The suit grew out of Allan
Ia censor Christine Smiths ban
Ct "Lost Boundry", on the opinion
that the film might adversely
affect the peace, health, morals
and good order of the city" The
PRODUCER, Louis de Rochemont, his
RD-DR Corporation and film clas-
sizes and distributors, challenged
lie ban on the grounds that it
violated the 18th amendent as
veil as freedom Of the press
guaranteed in the First Amend
ment.
Attorney Ambrose Doskow, Of
Judge Samuel Roseman's office,
admitted that the Atlanta deci-
sion was disappointing and heart
ening, however, the fight is not
ever by long ways, "for we plan
TO take the case to the Court of
appeals immediately"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25

Taft, Republican, of Ohio, who had
led the unsuccessful fight against
the resolution in the Senate. Later,
Senator Taft sent letter to all
House Republicans urging defeat
of the resolution.
The Lodge Goset resolution
would abolish the office of Presi-
Dental elector. The electoral vote
system, one for each Senator and
Representative from a State, would
be retained, but a states electoral
votes would be divided among the
Presidential candidates in proper
ton to their popular vote within
the State. Under the present
method, all the electoral votes of
a State goes to the candidate re-
ceiving the highest number of
popular votes within the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25

The American cattleman is just
ly proud of the great service he
renders his country.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25

College presidents from over the
state will have breakfast at the
Teachers, Association Friday morn
ing. President ReddiX of Jackson
College is chairman of the. group.
According to Mrs. Ruby Suits
Lyells, Director of the Student
Christian Movement which shares
responsibility for the breakfast
meeting, the following are ex-
pected to be present: Presidents
w. Milan Davis, Okolona College;
w. M. Frazier, Mississippi Indus
trial College; John Long, Southern
Christian Institute; L. NJ. Mccoy,
Rust College; ARENA C. Mallory,
Saints Industrial School; j. R.
Otis, Alcorn A & M College; G. III.
J. Thibodeaux, Campbell College;
j. E. Johnson, Prentiss Institute;
H. c. Warren, Tougaloo College;
j. L. ReddiX, Jackson College; and
L. c. Jones, Piney Woods School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25
CIORepresentative
Says Negro Can
Correct Laws Of
Discrimination BY
Working Together

New Orleans, March IA - obs
elimination and the laws that up
hold discrimination can be correct
ed by Negroes and other victims
of oppression only when they work
together, when they join together
in organizations for their mutual
benefit"
That was the message delivered
by Ed Stone, field representative
for the CIO, at an interracial con-
ference under Catholic auspices on
family problems Tuesday, March
IA. Mr.. Stone spoke on how labor
unions promote family security.
'"The labor union is one of the
greatest forces for the correction
of the ills that beset minority
groups in America today" he said.
The CIO leader was introduced
by the Rev. Vincent j O'Connell,
S. M, general chairman of the
Catholic Committee of the South,
who instituted the ten-week series
of conferences. 1t is sponsored by
Xavier University and held in the
home offices Of the Peoples Indus
trial Insurance Co.
Speaking on economic security as
the basis for family life, Mr.. Stone
said: "a man cannot Go his full
duty as husband and father to-
day unless he becomes part of an
organized society, made up of or
ganized labor and organized man
agement working together for the
security and general welfare of all
families.
"The basic problem of preserv-
ing family life is an economic prob
lem and the only solution to the
economic problems Of our free Am
erican way of life lies in organiza-
ton of our economic system.
Economic security is one Of the
foundation stones of the family.
Economic security does not depend
on high wages or big incomes-a
lot of wealthy men found that
out in 1929-it depends on organic
ing today's disorganized economic
system; it depends on every man
recognizing his duty of joining
with his fellow workers in labor
organizations; it depends on honest
and sincere collective bargaining
stimulated and encouraged by our
government"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25
Resolution.
Continued from Page One)

tContlnued from Page One)
may recognize any chairman to cal
up measure not cleared by the
Rules Committee, or on Calendar
Wednesday, when legislative com
mittees are called in their alpha
betical order to bring up such
measures.
Bill Killers
The coalition of Republicans and
Northern Democrats who killed the
resolution in committee consisted
Of Representative Adolph J. Sa-
bath, of Illinois, committee chair
man; Representatives Ray J. Mad
den of Indiana, John McSweeney of
Ohio, James j. Delaney of New
York, Democrats; Leo E. Allen of
Illinois, Clarence j. Brown of
Ohio and James w. Wadsworth of
New York, Republicans.
Voting to send the measure to
the floor were Representatives Eu-
gene E. Cox of Georgia, Howard
W. Smith of Virginia, John E. Lyle,
Jr., of Texas, Democrats and
Christian A. Herter, Republican,
Of Massachusetts. Representative
William M. Colmer, Democrat, of
Mississippi, was absent.
The action of the committee was
victory for Senator Robert A.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-25
Big g Champs
Place Two On
AII-Star 7 cam

MERIDIAN, Miss.-Immediate
ly following the Negro Prep Big
- Conference tournament, won by
the Greenwood boys and Prentiss
girls, the coaches assembled in the
Jackson College Gym, and choose
the All Conference basketball
teams.
Greenwood placed two on the
boys first team and one on the End
team, including Joe Spinks, their
ace forward with a natural eye
for the basket, dropping shots for
what appeared impossible angles.
He racked up 46 points during the
tournament, and Sam Leach, whose
allaround ability, GOODNESS under
fire and excellent rebound game
spanked the Rutledge-men to snatch
the league championship, was plac-
ed at center. Herbert Smith, wiry
sharp-shooting southpaw, w h o
grabbed AZ points, to keep Lanier
in the running for two games, won
the other forward post, while Joe
Kelly, great ball hawk and defen-
sive man from Brookhaven, was
selected at one guard with Martin,
the No. l man in the Utica attack,
at the other guard slot. Ironically,
David Perkins, Brookhaven for
ward, who garnered Sd points for
tops" for tournament play, placed
on the End team of six men. 9th
ers winning End team berths were
Roland Pope, Laurel and Frank
Smith, Utica at forwards; William
Howard, Brookhaven at the pivot
spot; Rathael Anderson, Jackson
and James Bacus, Greenwood, rated
guard positions.
Though 1st and End teams are
designated above, it would be
quite difficult to say which really
is better, of the two.
BrOOkhaven Places Four On
Christian Team
Christine Bryant, Brookhaven,
supported by two of the cagiest
guards of the tourney, Annie Bell
Myers and Susie Barnes, both of
Prentiss, won the guard positions
of the LIST team. Mary L. Wilson,
Thelma Porter and Mary Howard,
all of Brookhaven, undoubtedly
excellent forwards, yet unable to
pierce Prentiss' guards, were Sc
lected for the forward positions.
On the End team, Kate Weth-
ersby and Mary Boothe, both Of
Prentiss' Big 49, girls champions,
ably abetted by NJ. Hicks, Utica,
were named to the forward slots,
while Stewart, Laurel, Marie Jen-
kins, Forest, and Geraldine Mel
son, Brookhaven, copied the guard
spots.
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College Presidents Breakfast
At Teachers Association

The meeting is held annually for
the planning of program and sup
port for the Student YMCA-YWCA
Program cooperative project of
the institutions represented and the
Mississippi District YWCA. Sche-
duled for short talks at the meet
ing are representatives of the Mis-
sissippi District students and ad-
visors from nearby colleges which
participate in the program.
Through the cooperation of
!. S. Sanders, Lanier High School,
the breakfast will be served in the
school cafeteria guest quarters.
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8 p O n rs
GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNEY
HELD AT ~" JUNIOR GIRLS WIN

The Girls Basketball Tourna-
ment held at the Parish Street
Branch Y. NJ. C. A. on March 20
was the bright spot of the week
around the building.
In the opening game, the jim
Hill Ramblers defeated Smith Rob-
ertson by score of 1915; in the
same preliminary scramble, Mary
Jones girls found themselves out
played by the "Y" Jr. Girls, score
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Negro County Agent appointed in
the country, is well acquainted
with the many phases and activi-
ties of Negro life. He is a man
of the widest experience, and is
much in demand, and an able and
an outstanding speaker.
The public is invited to hear
him.