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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Joe MaIcott
is Suspended,
Report Reveals

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. = Dick
Pride, chairman of the Indiana
State Boxing Commission, said
Saturday that heavyweight champ
ion Joe Walcott has been suspend
ed for failing to appear at four
round exhibition bout at Evans
vile last August.
Pride, vacationing at the Flam-
lingo Hotel at Fort Lauderdale,
said the action was taken after
Walcott failed to pay 5000 fine
levied for not showing up for the
fight Walcott had until yesterday
to pay the fine.
The suspension in effect bans
Walcott from fighting in any state
except New York. Indiana is a
member of the MIA and suspen-
sions by members are honored in
other states.
The suspension adds further
trouble to Walcott's ring career.
He already is under fire for appar-
emily snubbing a contract which
calls for him to fight Ezzard Char
les before defending his title
against anyone else.
Walcott and his manager, Felix
Bocchicchio, say that such a con-
tract has not been signed, Thurs
day, they announced tentative plans
for a matchs with Kid Matthews of
Seattle for a promised S250,000.
And last night in Orlando, where
Walcott fought an exhibition be-
fore sparse crowd of 1000, Wal
colt said he would defend his title
against whatever opponent would
draw the most money.
Boocchicchio and James Morris,
president of the International Box
ing Club which claims to hold the
disputed contract, are scheduled
to meet in Miami sometime to-
night or Sunday to attempt to iron
out the rhubarb.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Ingranls Plea 80.

(Contlnued from Page One)
electric chair for the 194S Staying
of a white sharecropper, Stratford,
&c, in Schley County.
They maintained Stratford took
a rifle after their mule when the
animal wandered into his corn
field.
When the defendants asked for
a new trial, their sentences were
committed to life Imprisonment.
The action brought protest from
sympathizers all over the world.
In making the ruling, the three
member board conducted a hearing
into the case pointed out:
"From a review of our investi-
gative reports and a study of all
information available it appears
that there were two separate en-
counters between the deceased and
the three prisoners. 1t further APP
pears from the evidence that the
prisoners successfully resisted the
deceased in the first encounter,
that the deceased broke away and
retreated 141 steps, was overtaken
and beaten to DEATH"
The group concluded: "By this
unnecessary action on the part of
the three prisoners it is believed
that the jury was fully authorized
in finding them guilty.
"Since all the information was
before the jury, and the case was
affirmed by the Supreme Court
and nothing additional has been
presented to this board the under
signed vote not to make an excep-
ton to the established parole eligi-
bility rule"
Walden, in making his plea for
the Negroes, asked the board to
reverse the social situation" of the
prisoners. He asked if they had
been white would they have re-
ceived the same sentence.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Prentiss Given
Double Dose
OF Defeat

The Prentiss Institute basketball
teams suffered two defeats out of
the three games played during the
week.
The State and Big "8" girl
champions won a 40 to 80 victory
over Monticello, while losing to
hampton and Piney Woods 36 to
80 and 10 to 20 respectively.
The top scorers for Prentiss were
Willene Thompson with As points
in two games and Katie Weathers-
by with % points in games.
The lone victory for the Prentiss
boys was a % to Is win over Piney
Woods. The boys lost a game to
hampton Al to SO and a game to
Monticello Al to SO.
The leading scorers for the past
week were Frezell Price with 26
points and Willie Lucas with 25
points.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Jersey WaIcott
Must Fight BY
March 10th Or
] | oSe Title

WASHINGTON-QNS) - The
president Of the National Boxing
Association declared Thursday
hat the worlds heavyweight
championship will be vacated by
March Is unless Jersey Joe Wal
,ott defends it before that time.
Dave Dochon of Montreal, in a
statement dictated by telephone to
MIA secretary Harvey Miller, said
hat the time might be extended
by a mail or telegraphic poll but
declared that the Association
would not recognize a Harvey Mat
News alcott fight as a title
hatch.
Wednesday, Walcotts manager,
Felix Bocchicchio, said he would
Ign for a fight with Matthews
5 arranged by mystery West
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
DR.. Ralph Bunche
Is Roosevelt
College Speaker

Chicago-Dr. Ralph j. Bunche,
UN trusteeship director, will be
the main speaker at this years
annual Salute to Roosevelt Col
lege" dinner to be held Friday,
February 80, in the Grand ballroom
Of the Hotel Sheraton here.
An annual city-wide event, the
dinner pays honor to Roosevelt for
the example it has set in providing
equal educational opportunities for
all races and religions. The din
ner also givessfinancial support TO
help maintain the schools low tu-
ition policy.
DR.. 7. K. Lawless, eminent der
natologist, is chairman of the din
ner.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
State Supreme

Continued from Page One)
beat her until she was thought
dead.
Inc crime came to light on the
following morning when til e
woman, naked and dazed found her
way to the home of a nearby white
farmer who reported the incident
to- the Warren County Sheriff.
In the trial on the rape charge
the indictment against Stroud was
dismissed, and a jury found Bevel
not guilty.
Immediately following the mot
guilty" verdict for Bevel new
charge of kidnapping was made by
che Warren County District at
torney, and in the trial that follow
ed Bowel was sentenced to 10 years
in prison.
in its action Monday the court
overruled Bevel's attack on the
indictment under which he was
convicted. Bevel claimed it also
charged an assault and that the
trial judge should have dismissed
it because including the assault
charges showed duplicity by the
grand jury.
Justice Julian Alexander quot
ed the law under which the indict-
ment was returned and said: "It
is not Implications merely because
the means of carrying out the
crime charged involves as an ele-
ment that which would constitute
a crime.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09

month per $1,000 of insurance for
a period of time between 1910 and
1913 with the maxium dividend be-
ing $538.
The Veterans Administration is
puzzled because of the failure of
the 100000 veterans to apply, but
cites for possible reasons the anti
cipated dividend too small to APP
ply for, the reluctance of some
veterans to disclose their where
abouts and the death of MANY
eligible veterans.
If the VA is notified of the death
Of a policyholder as it should be,
he persons legally entitled to the
dividend will receive it from the
VA upon presentation of the re-
CURED proof.
The dividend in question is not to
be confused with the $685., 10000
dividend which the VA began dis
bursting last year which requires
no application on the part of vet
Grams nor with the prospective
SG00,000,000 1852 dividend which
the VA will begin mailing out in
March.
De Kay advised persons who are
eligible for the benefits under the
first NSLI dividend and who have
not received their checks to contact
the service officer of local vet
Grams organization, County Ser
vice Officer or the State Veterans
Affairs Commission in jackson for
further information and advice.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09

course, be nothing left to do but
recognize him as champion"
The only fighters listed as "logi-
cal contenders," according to Ro-
chon, are Rocky Marciano, Ezzard
Charles and Clarence Henry.
Matthews, he said, "is not rated
as heavyweight since he has no
record in that division justifying
such a rating"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Clarence Henry
KOS SatterfieId
I'm First Round

CHICAGO - Clarence Henry,
star Los Angeles heavyweight
boxer, stunned the boxing world
Wednesday night with the first
round kayo of Bob Satterfield,
Chicago, H., in one minute and
forty seconds of a scheduled IS
round fight in Chicago Stadium.
Satterfield had put Henry on the
canvas with a wild right in the
opening seconds. Then Henry went
to work and battered the Chicago
slugger to the floor three times
before the fight was halted.
1t was the sixth first round kayo
for Henry who won the national
Golden Gloves championship in
Chicago back in 1948. 1t was his
18th knockout in SO starts.
Satterfield first went down for
the count of 8. He then fought
back gamely for a second before
Henry sent him crashing floorward
again. This time the count mount
ed to nine. Satterfield's eye was
split wide open. Blood gushed
forth. He toiled back to his feet.
Henry then opened all cylinders
of his fistic guns and Satterfield
crumpled like a spent rag doll. 1t
was all over.
Henry proved that he can punch.
His previous victims-Bob Baker
@nd Irish Murphy-also are solid
evidence of the devasting fury of
his attack.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Mt..HeIm -.
{Continued from Page One)

service.
DIR. Collins is an able and well
informed speaker and those who
hear him always look forward to
having him again.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Millions Remain
Unclaimed I'm First
NSLI Dividend

The Veterans Administration has
$1O5, 100000 which has been UNI
claimed by 100000 World War II
veterans who are entitled to the
first National Service Life Insur-
ance dividend according to Bob De
Kay, Veterans Affairs Commits
sioner for the State of Mississippi.
This surplus $105,000,000 is
available to 100000 unknown vet
Grams of World War ii who had
NSLI policies in force for at least
three months prior to January /,
1913 and who neither applied for,
nor received, payment.
Most Of these payments on term
policies were based on $.55 per
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09
Dr.. II. M. Gibbs /. .

CONTINUED from Page One)
and the program Sunday will also
include number of outstanding
musical selections.
The public is invited to attend
this program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-02-09


Roosevelt college was organized
n 1915 from among former mem
bers Of the faculty of the YMCA
college. A controversy developed
between faculty members of the
YMCA college and the board Of
trustees.
. Source of the disagreement was
the desire of some members of
the board to limit the number of
minorities in attendance at the
school.
They demanded that the presi-
dent of the YMCA college submit
n list of Negroes and other minor
tiles at the school.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION. middle age woman;
exc. ref: good cook, Ink; / or !
adults. Call eve. 10. a-S7Oi. 2ls
DICTAPHONE-E -EDIPHONE, Al Oh
orator; temp. only: exper. heavy
INDUSTRY medical. some legal. Boz
495-C. Star. 21s
EXPEk. STENO.; mature woman de-
Star.
PHARMACIST. colored. female. d. c.
license. desires employment evenings
ana week ends. Details, write Box
46-K. Star. AZ
PRACTICAL NURSE. grad, desires
work postnatal care of new born and
care OF invalid patients. Live out
Refs. Ii. 4-2232. 2is
RECEPTIONIST-A r P TMENT
CLERk--Physician's or dentists Of
fice; will assist with ONCE work. Ex-
perienced. Call Sunday or after $50
pm. weekdays. Phone CO. 1900, Ext.
sECRETARIAL SERVICES, $3.50 Der
hour: prompt, accurate work. Call
ST. 600 or DI. 5000. 23s
PRACTICAL NURSE with hauidizer
snd Jyicer, for patient comfort; LU.
GERM1N LESSONS, take all KIND,
Of translation lGerman -English)
Call KE. 3-53e3 after 2 pm.
Gil. GHsSdroessLl GsoLoRED. age 20. wants Is Job
crying silver in hotel; call No.
S910, ext. B-730.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

COOK, white. live In; local refs; no
!ly: salary. S35 Boz 44S-D' star.
good ref. La. 6-7l2s. Call after
GIRI. colored, wants liv.-in Job.
aIl gfh.T;; s-d9 fond OF children. From g; C.
GIRL, colored. desires housework and
baby care: call Ii. f,-6579.
H0uSEKEEPER, white, with 6-yr. -old
child, would like work in motherless
nome or working mother with chill
dren. Salary. GL. 1895.
WOMAN desires part time or days
. WORK: 5 days. HU. $500.
2 COLORED WOMEN want days work
and part time. Experienced laun-
cress; good references. Call Monday
coIokED saN ohkdisofE FRicTlrcx1Is ri ts1s' NURSE de-.
sas s,rss IMsiiset Nj sl54d days weekly years
cOLORED GIRL desires days work
Tuesday and Wednesday. II. 6-s611.
CoLoRED GIRL desires housework
cy es,, the Mr Day; q, ssxperienced: good ref.
C0LoRED HiGH SCHOOL GIRL de-
sires work Essossf sitter school. Call after
eSIoskR foI sliareS sft5 dr d;s;s; sss Job esE!ns
COLORED WOMAN wants three days
work: Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Can Ii. 4-6036.
COLORED WOMAN wishes Thursday
ana Friday days work; call NO. 3077
roLoREpp pG Girl desire. day. work.
Monday and Wednesday. DE. 0913.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

INTERESTING fulI-time telephone
work. night and evening shifts
flexible schedules arranged; som,
tyoing required. Call ST. 3322 Mon
BETHESDA. n.w.-t4> capable wom.
en- to take over Avon customer
weekly. re. OSS5. ga2U
WANTED-Elderly lady to baby sit
a0.6; no Sun. or housework. EN-
LIFE ms. co. will train inexperi
enced white young lady for perma,
once, congenial atmosphere. annua
vacation, retirement benefits. 122t
WHITE. for general once work. Typ.
ing .tno shorthand, flling, PIX
switchboard operator (experienct
not necessary. in small ONCE. Boz
AMAzisSG MAI gar fPiRorrrs Sell s1.sar, sa
Everyday. Greetings Assortment. Biz
line Metallic. Easter Cards. Gift
items. FREE SAMPLES printed bool
matches. napkins. stationery; so fol-
81. Write EMPIRE CARD. Elmira
CAREER in drugs and cosmetics
busy downtown dr0g store ha.
position open in drug and cosmetic
dept. Wonderful opportunity fol
enthusiastic saleslady. Apply PRESS
DRUG: l340'. r st. NV, next te
Capital Theater. -23
Evening star., 1952-01-21
IBM
TRAINEE

We have an opening in our IBM sec.
tion for q young woman. under 20
who is high school graduate, VIZ
offer. an opportunity to learn key.
more complex machines as you learr
and develop. This requires above
average mental alertness and manua
dexterjty. Applicants should have
some tipping ability. be at least ( tt
4 ard be right handed. THIS is 9
permanent job. Mon. through Fri
Government Services, Inc.
1135 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HELP WoAEN
SECRETARY-STENQG.

lished; secretary to director, prefel
attractive lady tno glamour girl
over. 30. alert, unemcunihered. de.
pendable, permanent, to assume full
charge. ONCE details. starting salars
approximately $500. Apply Monday
afternoon. Tuesday or WED: 43l
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HELP WoAAEN

WAITRESS, good earnings, expert
enced. pUFFY'S TAVERN. 1851 Ga.
w.. a.Ess. white, experienced; nigh,
work. Apply RECToR,S RES
TAuRANT, 1345 Conn. ave. NV,
WAITRESS WANTED-Exceilent sal
ary. hours and tips; dining room
service. Apply FL MEXICO RES
TAuRANi, 1908 Conn. ave. NV
MATTRESSES. white, tray service;
hours. IL noon to o pm. GREY
STONE RESTAURANT, $50 North
G.ebe I'd, .Arlington. Va. Call in per-
Ion after 10 am. IA. 2-1313. -2a
LADIES! AVON representatives serve
$2h weekly. RE. O7a5.. ga
LADY, refined. work In hrs. of owr
choice. day or eve. About SIS IN hr
Apply Tues, Wed. Thurs, 10-G
pm, $3.50. RIM. 762. 10 i4th st
LADY. white. to work 4 evenings per
week; average $40. per eve; car
and phone helpful. Phone KE
LADY. TEACHER iPsRsEsiFsERRED. ts
live In private school. do some simple
tutoring and take charge OF small
group Of resident children. GIVE
phone. 2. o. Box 1925, D. c. -2l
Evening star., 1952-01-21
CREDIT CLERK

CREDIT CLERK
credit eorrsspohdense. EXP. p desirabies its
must be able to type. Perm. posi-
ton with opportunity for advance
ment. Company benefits. Phone Ii.
7-94o0 for interview.
HECHINGER co.
18th and H SITS. NE. -24
COUNTER GIRL, white, experienced:
GOOD hours. GOOD nay; no Sundays.
FooD sHop, sy isss Eye SsGaa s.. NV. AasS Msl
COUNTER GIRL-Must have expert
ence; S37 per. week to start, meals,
uniforms furnished. PROFESSIONAL
COFFEE SHOP. 1926 Bye st. NV.
COLoRED CoUNTERGIRL for bak-
s:ien sEs; sa'ssy' sHs no sss RE SssssaN $780, ''s p'
ming work: age 5000 with good
appearance; now employed and
would would Ike to earn extra money
it. Complete training given free.
Apply in person. THE VICTOR
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white for new
10th st. office: must be exper.;
age; 20 to 35; excellent salary.
Gan T; "A; @17s; ewes. and Sun
DENTAL . ASSISTANT. ambitious
young lady. bet. 20 and 35; exper.
not nee. Reply in own handwrit-
ing qualifications. Box 3SS-D, Star.
DENTAL HYGIENIsT. white, fun or
part time. Write stating exper. and
salary expected. Box 261 H. Star
DETECTIVE. woman. trained and With
agency. BOX I50-D, Star. -ss
DRUG CLERK-Exper.; ref; full or
part time. PETWORTH PHARMACY
1901 Ga. ave. NV. -23
EDITOkIAL ASSISTANT -Experience
in copy mark-up and proefreading
necessary; pleasant working condi-
tions: 5sday week. Write stating
experience and salary expected. Box
FILE CLERKS1Age. 1S to IS; 5-day
wk:, paid vacat.: starting salary
$50. interim increases. Apply Miss
Pearson WESTERN ELECTRIC Co,
I'LL n. CAPITOL St. ST. S0SS. -25
FILE CLERK
Under 80. with tipping ability for
newspaper CO. Georgetown section
5-iay wk. Employees benefits and ad-
vancement opportunity. co. 1914.
FITTER. exp. woman, for exclusive
women's wear shop; position perma-
nent. Apply ERLEBAcHER's. 1888
Evening star., 1952-01-21
WOMAN
tARLINGTON)


TO take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
exper. and be able to furnish excel
refs. Excel, salary and comm. paid
group disqualification, paid vacations
= P.O. BOX 2OS6
POTOMAC STATION. ALEX, VA.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
SKIP TRACER

for collection dept. Of
relau mstallment store. Excellent
salary: steady position. Apply
AeQLYWooD CLOTHING CO.. f03
7th st: NV. go
sTENOGRAPHER = No exDerienc.
pleasant working conditions in new
modern bldg. Goth CENTURY FOX
FILM CORP, 415 3rd st. NV. --23
STENOGRAPHER for law ONCE, expe-
rience unnecessary; 6-day week
downtown ncatson ma. tS741. ---2 /
STENOGRAPHER Of high capabilities
by established export firm; under
30; 35.hour week; salary commensu-
rate with ability. Call Ex. 5622 tor
sTESoGRAPiaiER sTifSSIa;iRsPii National me iiSeral
eerganization needs stenographer
snee and s ability; iiit:e opporfun,ty fn fypet1r for
advancement. Can No. oSsi. Mon.
through FRI; 9:30 am. to 5 pm.
STENOGRAPHER, colored. saorthand !:
for national oflce; sick and amt al
leave. Immediate opening. MA. 1884.
sTENoGRAPHER. switchboard oper-
ator and general ONCE work; .36ha.
mr., .5-day wk.: salary, S240. Excel.
employe dement's. D1. 0333. 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS posi-.
tions. No exper: necessary. but must
be accurate. Pleasant surroundings
conveniently located; 40-hr. week,
with vacation and other benefits; !;
sAhansss 81 isS,,nc. for 1SXsnsswsHt Ms
Or 9 1TsS TRADE. EAsniS4N Evsnins star spHMD sids.
l1th and penna ave n n, 81
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HOSTESS

Permanent, position in large. moderl
f,ys osr prefer assr tal and attraS
previous restaurant or hotel expe
rience; $50 per week and meals ii
start; good opportunity for ad.
vancement. Please write Box 3l33
5 Columbia Heights Station. 30
Evening star., 1952-01-21
SEAMSTRESS
CLERK

SEAMSTRESS
CLERK
For Alex. area. Must be experienced
"a alterations sstn and tailoring. Call
SECRETARY. age 20 to 3s, secre-
organization. Must be proficient at
shorthand and tipping, exper. NEG
essary; starting salary $275 per mo,
6,day, 40-hr. wk., plus overtime
WrIte giving age, education and work
nHa nlstory and telephone number, Box
sscRETARssYF SECRET ssFfi in Nsc televis,on msd st..
tio1. under 30; interesting work
Snd contacts; must have good short
nand ana typing; hours. Q am. to
3 M: Monday through Friday.
skoAbczsrsG5F n!ss Rss5Fqsen co ~ aa4AasaE 14s A.
SECRETARY. for hotel executive:
must be able to accept responsitility:
neat appearance: reference required. i.
AAppply general ONCE WASHINGTON
prFOplERT1Es' INC. 260O Woodley
sEcRETTAsY.. legal. exceptional. ALL un-
der SO; 5-iay wk.; salary S3 SnO
per y: cali NA. 10s6. %s6 9,S''
SECRETARY. to public relations di.
rector OI national trade association.
must know good basic English,
shorthand. typing; duties varied;
pleasant working conditions. Ap.
ply IN person. Room 22O, 1927 X
SECRETARY. good appearance, with
knowledge Of bookkeeping, for one
man ONCE and to be generallv
helpful in fne retail decorating bus,.
ness. Opportunity for alert person
Excelsnt SURROUNDINGS; good salary.
nmIEIYEKs. ~ ss.a Conn. ave-. corner 8 st.
sECRETARY for law once: hrs.
$3.50; new &C bldg. Write exper
and ref. to Box 171-H. Star. -9I
SECRETARY TRAINEE. steno. sec. :.
headquarters ONCE Of lge. natl or
ganizatton working directly for ex-
ecutive; previous secretarial expert
ence waived II adequate typist. This
Is directed to. the alert and am
bilious, type Of young lady who is
interested in work and training that
VIII lead to sound and secure
business career. Good starting sal
ary. plus very liberal employee
benefits; 5-day wk. Apply in per-
son bet. $3.50 am. and 8 pm. MR..
BILLIARD. 402 Ring Bldg. 1900
18th St n n 90
Evening star., 1952-01-21
HELP W0AAEN

SALESGIRL WANTED-Some knoWl-
edge of music and typing neces. See
Mrs; Green. KIT MUSIC CO, 1880
saLEsL1aiDDiY. & ADJ drapery and .lipcoser ss
/ fabrics; exper. preferred; excellent
working cond.. good salary. 5-day
wk; Apply manager. MILL END
SHOP, S3l st. NV "a
. Experienced infants
and childrens wear. Good salary to
start: LEBQWS KIDDIES WEAR.
Sueenis snee;ai,, Chapel Shopping Center.
Aifs1hsi Appis STEER s1g gHoP oshPildTsn; Isas
sALEsLADIEs-Fuli and part time
openings in all departments; ex.
cellent salary plus commissions. Ap-
p!y 70 MRS. Olson. NUGENT'S. 1910
sALEsss1. ss AIDES, Adj age 1885. .xDeriesseo Mss
N We.k. kretsil a.ao faleg e s - preferred. 40.hr
RI; Ell. Apply WALGREN CO.. Pen
sALEsLADiEs for infants wear;
must have experience. at least 2
years; salary to start. S45 per week
sShEsGafTS;rIH2S sISAhEESGIfT; H2s9 nFNTrnn. z st NV, 49,.
FaIqssaa FmmIssdsate employment: mp. eonv. to
sAIEsWoass ss eaS eaa YasiItrssssSs, sIIs eS,,d-.ss
shoes; excel. salary and commissior.
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925 r st.
sALEswOMAN, experienced, exclasjv. %
giIs shop, downtown area. Call ST.
01S5. 10 am. to $50 q. m -o3