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Dinner Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Luzier
and son Ronnie of Beverley
Plaza, Alexandria, were dinner
guests on Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Story of Quinn Gardens.
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Family Reunion

The Crawford Hood family re-
union was held last Sunday aft
ernoon at the Agricultural Cen
! ter in Gaithersburg.
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Treat yourself to beauty giving
face treatment at the Helena Rubinstein Salon

If your face still shows the mark
of summer fading tan >. a dull,
coarse-textured look-treat yourself
to beauty-siving face treatment at
the Helena Rubinstein Salon.
It's such lovely pampered feel.
ing, to lie back and relax while
skilled fingers smooth away your
beauty problems give you a
radiant new face flawIess.
glowing complexion.
To tighten a fading tan, have the
Skin tightening Treatment. You'll
emerge transformed, with the pale
pretty coloring so necessary for your
new Fall fashions.
To purify and tone skin, have the
marvellous Silk Mist Treatment. 1t
clears away impurities, helps revive
your skin, gives it more youthful
clarity and silky fneness. .....
Whatever your complexion prob
lem, you'll find its solution at the
Helena Rubinstein Salon. Make your
appointment tomorrow. Call ME.
8.6917.
Helena Rubinstein Salon
H52 NJ Street NV. (COrner Conn.
Ave.)
Washington, D. C:
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.

Asking s25,75o fa!Hs ior this most at
trac. brick Colonial with slate roof:
8 bedrms., baths on. End. plus a
finished bedrm. on 3rd.; powder
rm. on 1st A., fireplace in liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. iiv porch on rear Of
safd Sonie r. oyer!HSks x T%EE6 CO. Ssaut1g fNc t
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-129O till O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON; SIS. Btand-nev
Ia baths: rec. rm. space with
fireplace: porch: disposal. Nice level
lot Highly cony., close-ir loc.: 2
parochial schools. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS; L "a 5t S-e26e: eyes,. JA' 7-9s42 9s
lRL.. 5432 N. 14th st.-Three bed
rooms, brick; Ia baths; basement;
equip. kitchen. dishwasher. garbage
disposal; built-in garage; exterior
trim to be painted; immediate oc-
cupsncy ONCE closed Saturday
and Sunday. WRIGHT REALTY,
LORCOM IANEWBrick Colonial with
full bsmt.: ! bedrm.. bath down: 2
bedrms, bath up; sep. din. rm. !.
garage; no trafic lights to D. C..
Assume lge. GI 4ec loan; asking
S22.950. A. L. WALTERS CO., JA
LYON PARKS bedrms. and den,
Colonial with full bSmt.: house in
excel. cond; near grade schools, bus
and stores; newly equipped kit;
price. S17,950 with only So, 500 cash
ddOwync; A. L. WALTERS CO. "a.
N. ARL.-Half acre; new 7O-ft. brick
rambler: bedrms., 2 baths. fun
bsmt., screened bFeezeway TO garage:
lovely wooded lot: daylight bsmt,: 2
blks. to grade school; y blk. to bus.
Only S24 500. A. L. WALTERS CO..
ia 1~OSUu. - ~E
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Home and Income Property
We have many income properties in
Brightwood section, ranging from
S14,950 to $4,000. These unit
apts. are always rented. Terms and
prices are right. Call US for par
ticnloPs
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HOUSES sALE-vA. Cont,

LIsTING-3-bedrm., @.
bath brick Cape Cod; prewar con-
struction; sep. din. rm.; full hsmt.;
garage; oil h.-w.h.; shaded lot: tops
in location and construction. Can't
LIBERAL TERMS. 4. L. WALTERS
s Go;; IS,ssSa "a .YRlIo1p 57RRoS rRIcx "a RaM.
BLER-3 bedrms. with fun bsmt;
near Columbia pike. Bancroft Apt.
area: ideal for service family, to
avoid paying rent; assume S11 900,
AZ loan; only $1,000 cash down
payment A. L. WALTERS CO.. ia.
$i4, ,5OO-BRIcK COLONIAL in N
Arl. liv. rm. w/flrepl.; very lge.;
modern kit. 2 bedrns. have con-
Meeting bath; porch; bsmt.; level lot
with trees; only $1,000 cash down.
A. L. WALTERS CO.. ia. 7-52OO.
S7OO DOWN-Two-bedr house.
All modern conveniences. By OWN
Err. No. Pine lane. Woodbridge,
NEAR WASH. AND N. GLEBEi three
bedrms.; cony. schools and stores.
No brokers; $4,000 dn. ia, $4,000.
ONE MILE this side of Centreville.
Va; Arm. house with lge. lot,
$5,960, $3.50 cash, balance $50 per
mo. Phone OF. 4-9555. -27
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

S29, ,75o--Four bedrms.,
one on 1st fl. with bath. Ideally
located overlooking park; hs-acre
beautifully Handicapped lot: recr rm.
with fireplace. Reduced from S35,-
900 for quick sale. with $4,000
cash. Brick williamsburg. 10 yrs.
old, slate roof. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-This lovely
white brick home has Just about
everything. Four bedrooms, 2 baths.
powder rm. and den on 1st A.: lily,
rm., din. rm.. breakfast rm.. all
elec. kit; bsmt. has paneled maid S
rm. with full bath: level lot: beaut.
neighborhood. BILLINGSLEY REAL
TY Co, EN-. 2-2326 til 9 pm. ga
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New, 4-bedrm.
2h-bath brk Cape Cod. Two blocks
OF Conn. ave. In . choice loc., nr
shopping. schools and churches
Featuring. fully equip. kit, screened
porch and carport. Best. Of materia
and workmskship. Price. &29. $50
BY BUILDER0 0OL. 2-2237. -26
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cent. J

703 EMERSON ST.-Assume CT loan,
4es; 2 lovely pedrmS., full bsmt. with
porch low down payment; payments
like rent; gas heat. fenced-in yard.
CARL. n HOIT OMAN MA 2.RdO1
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$I7, 500 for this modern 3-unit brick
bldg: 2 yrs. old; individual gas heat
and entrances; income. $201. so per
mo-: S4,7O0 cash, and balance 1st
trust. Only 2 bldgs. left. Colored
tenants; 20Ss return on investment.
EE2xS;o tx; s-s4oo. RA. 3-s711. ia, O.
SPECIAL BARGAIN - speeulstors
and investors attention. M. 5th,
and @ SITS NV. Facing General
Accounting ofiee 3-story brick
II tenants. Total rent. $500 per
year Act today. Call MR.. oDUM.
per per yr E!aS one sOt s!rm .ps Ace @ today
secure this bargain. Mr.. oDUM.
SoW 81 7aIHiG AVAILABLE, End trust notes
WHICH are well seasoned; some due
in fun IN years; very E1,,E EoSd Odds; dis
stHs' sstion. LUsr1NE nSEAi iRESITY CO,
FiRsTP pa AND d, REMEDY RiEii I fs0 sTfss:0 NV.
Next to PEOPLES Drugs. 40xs5 H.,
! story; oCd at 81 100 yr Lease, Ease, sell at
EM SI o2o ss1ls e sfacf j. ifl leo KoIs a3s CO:
1897 Wis. ave. NV. AID. 2-2lQo:
5-UNIT BRICk-1 -bedrni. apis. Ia
koma Park. Nd. area; excel. neigh.
borhood; priced less than times
rental income no agents. JU. "
sALE-speeuiators; Myrtle st. n.e.i
8 rms, path, elec.: $4,000: 1900
block Mass. ave. s.e., 4 rms. $4,000.
Building sites In East Falls Church,
Va. III 4th st. NV, hrst eomml.'
GER. INC. 643 Ind. ave. NV. MA.
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SILVER SPRING
ANEDT I'D C1c 0Ef

flrepl.. for future rec. rm.; large
liv. rm. with firepl; equipped kit
Assume Sl2.500 loan; payable sos 81
per month.
Carroll Knolls, S17,750
Brick rambler: full bsmt. with floor
tiled: 3 bedrms., separate dinette,
equipped kit. Assume S10,40O loan.
payable 500 month.
Flower Ave-, $19,750
Brick, 2 stories;. bedrms., 2 baths,
rm.. rec. rm.; beautiful lot; on bus
line. Terms.
JAMES c. CONLEY & co.
s71o Ga. Ave. $500 TIL o
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

By OWNER - stone mansion type
residence; 5 bedrooms, 8 baths, ex-
attached garage. fun basement, Sc
cluded st. in East Falls Church
.(Arlington). Near school. shops,
bus. Price. $31 $50, with S24. 800
trust. JE, {-28(36. 2s
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvoNDALE. $1,000 dn.. assume FILA
loan-2-story brick Colonial: liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.. den:
3 bedrms.. full bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm.: immed. occupancy. JOHN
A. WENTZ. AP. 10000. UN. 4-2333,
down. S69 per
mo-, incl. ins. and all taxes, will buy
this immaculate Cape Cod home with
attached garage and .lge. Anchor
fenced lot. A "doll' house In one
92g 9Sscs HENlrF wi 1880 $780, 81 sasss ss!sls
LANDOVER HILLS, 3SO5 72nd ave;
vacant. Two-bedrm. bungalow: base
ment; Anchor-fenced yard: Bendix
CT, S1O,95O; S1,100 dn.; S71 90, mo.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
LEWIsDALE-This 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
corner brick is real value. Liv.
rm., extra-siZe din. .rm., kit, recr.
rm gas heat; priced d. for snaG SIiGk iaEe HE
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA, S12.-
95O-Cozy, 2-bedrm., brick bunga-
low; bsmt,; close-in location. HE.
4-640O, until pm. PECK CO.
-bedrm. brick
rambler: liv. rm. with firepl., lovely
all-elec kit. Assume lge. GI loan,
payments less than rent. For appt.,
call JOHN A. VENT, AP. 10000.
NEW 5-RM. and bath brick rambler
type house; level lot. S0xl0Q IT.; at
1107 61st ave-, Capitol Heights,
trailer as down pymt. HU. $4,000.
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La Sale Park

422y 18TH ST. NE.
detached brick center-hall
home on large, -well-landscaped cor
ner lot First f.. lge. liv. rm.. with
fireplace; spacious din. rm. with bay
window; modern kitchen, den. pow:
f.. three very nice bedrooms. 2
baths. Full attic. Full basement has
recreation rm. with firepl., lavatory
outside entrance. Detached brick
garage. Shown by appointment. Call
Mr.. Sadler. AID. 2-S656.
Sullivan Brothers
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INVESTORS

HERE IS THE SAFEST AND MOST
PROFITABLE PIECE OF INCOME
PROPERTY IN OUR BOOKS. A
beautifully built. well-located.
BRAND-NEw 2-unit apt. bldg. Each
apt. with rms; all-elee,, fully
equip. kit. and tiled. bath: Only
$40, 500.
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bids. ArL JA 4-l1Ss
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

$9,95O-h acre. 2-bedrm. rambler,
fTt fHll basement. a s1nsat gas At; &c. heat; one
AZ. Ewes, Mr.. Woodwell, LO. A.
0147. L. T. GRAVATTE, realtor,
1k12 K sf n NJ MA 2.0rkq
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Exclusive franchise available for
Washington for non-competitive
reading equipment and duplicating
machines Equip On Govt. sche-
dule Inventory investment required.
This is full time proposition. No
side lines Call MA. S-63S1 for
appointment. 25s
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1900 Blk. Rittenhouse st.
BRAND NEW HOME. 2-story, 20 it.
wide brick, large liv. rm., din. rm.,
complete kit. POWDER ROOM on
lst fir. full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat.
1sS5: 1issa eTes! E9 SET IA. 'e5@s sn5s1o. eau d. Z
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
mo 1rfh Cf NJ VI Dd
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"ADDABLE" A e"

brick home with TX
APSNDABLE ATTIC. main attractions
are FULL BASEMENT, opening
at ground level. din rm,. BREEZE
WAY, garage and large lot: 9Ox1 o.;
Priced at S14.600--S2' '0O0 vii
handiel ACT PROMPTLY ON THIS
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY o AMP Pm.
s212 wilson Blvd. IA. Ess 7-ssoO
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INVENTIONS FOR SALE
DELICATESSEN

Nearby Virginia. Well stocked; vol
pme business 1852. $4,000; estab-
liShed 6 yrs. Rent, $3.50; lease; at
present operated by partners: priced
= Ponsible party Phone ia. g.
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Lth AND GATJ.ATTN ST NV

4th AND GALLATIN ST. NV.
Corner brick, suitable for doctor or
dentist; first A., hv. rm..- din. rm.,
den. modern kit; 2nd A., 4 bed
rms, 2 baths lge. closet: built-in
garage; oil h.-w.h.; recr. rm. in
bsmti; interior to be redec. lopen
MAURICE FITZGERALD
1911 G st. NV. Ma. S-33S6
-O2
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John r. de SIBOUR

9TH Near Kennedy st. NV.
Reasonably priced; English brick; 8
spacious room, ga baths, rec. room.
gas automatic heat, brick garage,
fireplaces, ETC.: must be seenl Easy
terms. Ewes. RA. 3-0414.
Daniel Diener Co., AID. 1862
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GI-S750 DOWN

GI-$75U DOWN
Full basement (outside entrance) /;
19x10 porch; 8 bedrooms, bath. liv-
ing room with fireplace, left. pic
ture window. sliding closet doors,
12x13 kit.,, steel cabinets. Bendix
washer, refrigerator and gas stove
expandible second floor; large lot;
adjacent to public school and rec
reation area; immediate possession;
only one left.
Donley Construction Co.
OIL. 9-S304 or PO. 2-360S.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
MOTEL AND HOME

Will accept your home. Virginia area.
for $4,000 equity in attractive
modern 9-unit masonry motel. on
Route No. l., Va. Call ewes. XII.
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FIRST OFFERING, 1877 Hamilton st.
-Five rms, bath, 2 incl. porches
auto. ht.; fine cond.; conv. location.
Priced to sell, sub. cash needed. To
see call PA 9.01T0 -O9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

CoLORED-NEAR 9Th AND M SITS.
-2-story brick. Good cond. 8 rms,
bath, h.-w.h. Priced low. Conv.
sIs7 sgl III f. 4.7esbA sbANlAn MSs
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4903 10th PL., WooDLAWN. Md
Lge. ,2-bedrm. bungalow. $100 per
month on lease.
CHEVERLY. MD.-Practicauy new
3-bedrm.,, 1la-bath brick: S135 per
Call WA. $4,000 It'll 8 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
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SILVER SPRING
COUNTRY SPECIAI,

NEAR 0. s. MAP sERVTCE-Excei-
lent Colonial, 8 rooms. bath.
screened porch. garage, large lot.
SUSIE v. WATWOOD
MA. s-S375 DU. 7-01OS
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcont. }

COLESVILLE AREA-New mod. Gust.
houses; 4 bedrms.: $d5a750; 2 bed
4-3492. -23
GREEN ACRES-S15,95O. Here is
q bargain If you can use an atsrac-
tive, 2-bedrm. and bath detached
brick home with slate roof. full
bsmt., storm doors and windows, new
awnings. Venetian blinds; level,
tom eq rn i Side gi1S Screened porch: here re-
ceSSed radiation BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 till 8.
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MASS AVE.
EMBASSY AREA

One of the finest Colonial residences
in this desirable location. Custom
maculate @ % cond. tHroughout: 8 bed
rms, 3h baths, plus spacious enter
tanning facilities. Priced far below
replacement cost for immediate sale.
Phone Mr.. Wyse WO. 6-63S1. ewes.
IOHM D 10 CTPOTTP
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28

Alcorn A. & M. College.
Reports from Recorders of Group
Meetings.
Questions.
The Findings of the Conference:
Miss Eleanor M. Zeis, State Super
visor, Occupational Information
and Guidance Services, Mississippi
State Department of Education.
The conference was divided into
six groups with each delegate hav-
ing the privilege to his choice. The
groups and their topics for discus
sion were:
Group l: Organizing, Admins
:tering, and Evaluating an Effect
i've Guidance Program. Chairman,
Miss D. E. Hardy, Director of
Student Personnel and Placement,
Alcorn A. & M. College.
Group II: Development of the
Student Organization and Activi-
ties Phases Of Guidance Program.
Chairman, Miss Hazel McCarter,
Dean of Women, Alcorn A. & M.
College.
Group III: Qualifications, Pro-
fessional Status, and Opportunities
for Guidance Workers. Chairman,
Mr.. C. A. Berry, Acting Dean Of
instruction, Alcorn A. & M. Col
lege.
Group ": Designing A More Eff
fective Guidance Program for the
Development Of Higher Moral
Standards, Personal Integrity, and
Individual Responsibility. Chair
man, Mr.. M. l.. Upton, Dean of
Men, Alcorn A. & NJ. College.
Group V: Improving Articula-
ton Between Home, School, and
Church. Chairman, Mrs. Alice
Brown Smith, Principal, Alcorn
Elementary School.
Group vi: Utilization of Com
munity Resources in the Guidance
Program. Chairman, Mrs. M.
Chase McJunkins, Instructor of
Social Sciences, Alcorn A. & M.
College.
In addition to acting as record
ers, hostesses, receptionists, and
ushers, students of Alcorn partici-
pated in the discussions and gave
the reports of all group meetings.
A representative of the Science
Research Associates, Mr.. w. G.
| Brandstetter with offices in Jack.
son, Mississippi, was present and
| Informed the delegates of the in
valuable material that could be
procured from his firm. Mr.. Brand.
stetter also stressed the import.
ance of proper guidance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28
JACKSON ADVOCATE

cations or institutions that made
substantial contributions to a
democratic way of life"
The citation, read by Dowdal
Davis, chairman, Negro Newspaper
Week Committee, during a nation
wide broadcast over the National
Broadcasting Company network
and affiliate stations, Saturday
night, stated: "The National News
paper Publishers Associations
Russwurm award is proudly pre-
scented to the recipient in recog-
milton of outstanding achievement
in making possible richer con-
ception of democratic principles
and in tribute for upholding those
highest traditions considered as the
ideals of the American way of
life"
Leading the list of coveted award
winners were Mrs. Mary Church
Terrell for her untiring efforts to
make Washington, d. G.. real
citadel of democracy.
The other nine winners included
Ralph Ellison, author of "The IN
visible Man." which shed new light
on the Americans problem of rae
ism; Judge Charles Fahy Of the
United States Court of Appeals
for the District Of Columbia for
his defense Of democratic concepts
in the Nations Capital; the Federal
Bureau of Investigation for its
vigilant battle against the Ku Klux
Khan; President Truman's Commit
tee on Government Contract Com
pliance, led by Dwight R. G. Pal
mer whose work strengthened the
fight for equal employment oppor-
tunities; DR.. Charles c. Johnson,
president Of Fisk University, for
advancement of better race rela-
tions through the Fisk University
Institute on Race Relations
Also Philip B. Perlman, former
Solicitor General of the United
States, for his arguments before
+, the Supreme Court on racial segre-
cation; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt for
her unceasing efforts on behalf of
the dignity of all mankind; Judge
Collins Seitz for his disavowal of
segregation in the Delaware pub
lic schools, and Roy Wilkins, Ad-
administrator of the National Asso-
ciation for the Advancement of
'Colored People, for years of tire
less work in combating racial dis
elimination.
! Another feature of the Negro
Newspaper Week observance was
the presentation by Mr.. Martin of
a contribution from NNPA to the
Correspondents Fund of the Over
seas Club to aid in the establish
. ent Of press center in New York
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28
Ten RussWurm .
Continued from Page One)

telegraphed Mr.. Martin, adding:
Exactly 1875 years have passed
since publication of the first Negro
newspaper in this country.
Throughout that time, the Negro
press in speaking for the rights of
its people has helped to inspire the
spiritual progress Of the Nation.
Please extend by warmest greet
ings to the editors and staff of
Americas Negro newspapers"
Mr.. Martin, editor in chief of the
Chicago Defender, said GAS a
means of emphasizing to American
citizens the part they play in MAX
ing democracy meaningful and
strong, the National Newspaper
Publishers Association initiated
Negro Newspaper Week in 1912 to
commemorate the founding of the
first Negro newspaper"
The 1853 Newspaper Week began
Sunday and continues thru March
81.
A highlight Of the week was the
announcement Saturday night of
the annual Russwurm awards given
in honor Of John B. Russwurm,
founder of Americas first Negro
newspaper, Freedoms Journal in
1927.
In announcing this years Russ
wurm award winners, NNPA gave
recognition to ten persons, organi-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28
AIcorn Holds
Guidance Meet

ALCORN, Miss, Mar. 23.-The
Student Personnel division of AL
corn A. & M. College, embracing
the Deans of Men and Women, and
the Guidance Section, sponsored a
Regional Guidance Conference
Monday, March 16, 1858, at Alcorn
A. & M. College. The conference
was held in conjunction with the
Mississippi State Department OF
Education.
This was the third and last of
series Of three such conferences
for this school year. The first
was held at Jackson College; the
second, Itta Bena Vocational Col
lege for Negroes, Itta Bena, Miss.
Following is the program of the
conference:
Opening Session-Oakland Chap
ell: $3.50 to 1920 am. Mrs. M. c.
McJunkins, Instructor in Social
Sciences Alcorn A. & M. College
presiding.
Invocation: Mr.. M. L. Upton
Chaplain and Dean of Men, Alcorn
A. & NJ. College.
Welcome: DR.. ]. R. Otis, Presi-
dent Alcorn A. e. M. College.
Keynote Address: Mr.. c. A.
Berry, Acting Dean of instruction,
Alcorn A. & M. College.
Procedures of the Conference
Miss D. E. Hardy, Director of Stu
dent Personnel and Placement, AL
corn A. & M. College.
Work Group Meetings: 1920 to
1890 pm.
Dinner: College Dining Hall:
1890 pm.
General Session: Oakland Chapel
1:3O pm.
Demonstrations Of Guidance
Techniques: (Students enrolled in
Principles of Guidance Course)
Miss Hazel McCarter, Instructor,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28

been reached a letter officially
notifying the committee that the
meeting could not be held at tile
college, which however failed to
mention the speech by Mr.. White
was sent to the committee by Dir.
Jacob l.. Reddix, President of the
college. {
According to reports, after the
denial of the use of the college THE
group selected the. College Park
Auditorium as the place of the
meeting, but Mr. White is report
ed as having refused to speak at
the College Park Auditorium be-
cause of the rigid policy of segre-
cation surrounding its use.
All Meetings Will BE Held At
Central Methodist Church
The two day meeting April ga,
will be the largest meeting of it's
kind ever held in this state or in
this section of the nation with four
Greek letter organizations, Omega
Psi Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha, and Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternities, and
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority COM
ing together for Southern Re-
gional Conference.
The purpose of the conference
is mainly to coordinate the plans
and programs Of the four organi-
cations in their work for the Gre
alton of better human relations.
The delegates attending the
meeting will represent eight states
Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louis
lana, Mississippi, South Carolina,
North Carolina, and Tennessee.
Other featured speakers on the
program include, R. A. Hester, of
Houston, Tex, Supreme Chancel-
lor, Knights of Pythias and Ma
tional Director of Bigger and Bet
ter Business" Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity. He will be the ban
quet speaker at 6 o'clock Friday
evening at the College Park Club
House; R. 0. Sutton, cashier, Cit
liens Bank & Trust Company, At
lanta, Ga. is scheduled to address
the group Friday afternoon.
The meeting will bring many
nationally known people to the
city, among them being: A. Maceo
Smith, Dallas, Tex, member Board
NAACP, General President, Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity; DR.. FELTON,
Clark, President, Southern Uni
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-28
Walter White
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\SOnCinueU from rage One)
personality, especially in this sec
ton of the nation, is reported to
have caused several changes in the
place for holding the meeting.
According to what has been
called well founded report the
meeting was originally scheduled
to be held at Jackson College, but
when it was announced that Walter
White was to be the principal
speaker the college authorities are
reported as having notified the To-
cal planning committee that the
facilities of the college would not
be available on the dates set for
the meeting.
According to reports, after a
tentative agreement for holding
the meeting at the college had
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@s't' & =.
versity, Baton Rouge, La; DR.. H.
Council Trenholm, President, Ala
bama State Teachers College; DR..
Richard B. Moore, President, Beth
une Goodman College; Prof. Joe
Brooks, Registrar, Alabama State
Teachers College; Frank Stanley
Louisville, KY, Editor Louisville
Defender; L. 0. Swingler, Mem
his, Tenn, Editor, Tri-State De-
sender; Atty. J. Leonard Lewis,
Jacksonville, Fla, Vice-President,
Afro-American Life Insurance Co. !;
'ames E. Hugher, Chicago, Gen
aral Secretary, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity; DR.. James O. Reese,
Alabama-Georgia Regional Direct
or, Bigger and Better Business,
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.
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City. The NNPA contribution was
given in memory of Albert Hinton,
NNPA correspondent who was
killed in Korea.
Appearing on the NNPA broad
cast over MIC with Mr.. Martin
were Frank l.. Stanley, Louisville
Defender; Thomas w. Young, Nor
folk Journal and Guide; George W..
Schuyler, associate editor, the
Pittsburgh Courier; Dowdal H.
Davis and Roy Wilkins.
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The President instructed his
press secretary to make note of
the question so that immediate in
quiry could be made. The NAACP
has for a long period sought fed
eral action to eliminate segregation
in schools maintained by the gov
eminent on military posts in Teras
and other southern states.