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Evening star., 1954-10-24
Fall and FoofboII in the Air
Atthe University OF Virginia

IN SATURDAY roads in Charlottesville lead Scott
Field Lost that cleor and brisk the woke
OF Hurricane Hoze homecoming crowds ioned the roads paid
Short pegome Fraternity houses and cored festive eion
at Alumni Hall.
At the stadium hoWkers selling Ponto Pups
added blankets
theros jugs bright with huge yellow NUNS their
shoulders VMI cadets and Veinions filled the grondsond
With 2lO victory Vrginio Military institute TO celebrate,
students with their orocNe dates from Sweet Bo Randolph
Mocon on and Mary Washington wondered from house to house
sppn9 hospitality The evening given to donng to music by small
obos Colonial fraternity houses which line Madison lone
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31

See CEREMONY-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Significant Local
Trends In 1854
BY Samuel S. Taylor

Outstanding in significance the local trend to descg
Tegauon already making Roadway in Arkansas AM
rouGht head by the Supreme Court decision of May H.
md beginning Of acceptance of the Negro local politics
When the Supreme Court handed down its decision that
segregation in the public schools unconstitutional ne
grafton already accomplished fac, in Arkansas
university Moreover the Indignation the ulEcrT To-"
Lad been accomplished by unoward nci6en' Tn" high"
experience thus had demonstrated that Indignation could
frictoness practical it is profitable and proper
and will be forgotten by all thinking NcgrOcs ana
probably by thinking Americans that whoo the decision
Of the announced the stated reaction Of tN N"
governor Arkansas Arkansas win observe tn 7E
As a result Of the decision indignation Dut into prac
lice Charleston completely and adopted in Fayee-
vile Sheridan although revoked in the latter There is
public school indignation in fourth town and partial
Indignation in the state schools for the blind and deaf The
See SIGNIFICANT LOCAL TRENDS IN 1e54-paae eiaht
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Screens Greetinas

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Former First Lady
Visits Little Rock
And Speak Jan. 9Th

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Clark Eicheloerger Of the Ameri-
can Association for the United
Nations, Inc, will visit Arkansas
January to stimulate interest in
the AAUN and in the UN.
The one-day visit will include
a luncheon for state board mem
beers of the Arkansas Association
for the United Nations, an after
noon workshop on AAUN in the
ballroom of the Hotel Marion, an
evening meeting open to the pub
lie at which Mrs. Roosevelt will
be the principal speaker in the
Robinson auditorium
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Council, Offers
Student Help

The Committee on InteraCiaI
Relations University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, has sent to the State
President, Mrs. L. c. Bates If tn
National Association for the Adj
vancement of Colored People, the
following letter which is sef-ex.
planatory:
Realizing the fact that you
will have a number of interest
ed students planning to co
graduate study and other AGA
demie work at the University
of Arkansas, we the members
OF the Interracial Count, wish
to inform you of available as
Sjstance in which we may OFF,
new students upon entering the
Fayetteville campus Such prob
lens as housing, registration
and social activities as well as
helping the new student to adj
just himself at the university
can be supplemented by this
council.
We trust that this letter is
made known to interested stu
dents. Further informal on re-
garding specific problems can
be obtained by writ & tie TO-
lowing address: University of
Arkansas. Council on Interra-
cjal Relations Unive S ty Office
Student Union Building, Fay
etteville Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Evening Ceremony
Joins Young Couple

Mt. Zion Baptist ehurel wa
the scene at 7 oc.ock Thursday
evening for the wedding of Miss
Vera Neal Williams and Hal Kim
bell. jr. She is the daughter o.
Mrs Mary E Williams Mr.. Kim
bell Is the son OF M. AMI Mrs
Hal kimball Magnolia
The wedding party took place
before an altar of pink NUNS
and green felns Rev. F T Gu
cfaiciated Music was furnished
BY Mrs. Hazel Hynson and Mrs.
Myrtle Williams Mrs. 10 Ann
Sutton sang, "Becausa", AID Ms
Marion Williams sang % Prom
isa Me"
The bride gwen in marriage b.
her uncle Fred Smith # St
Louis, wore a bal'er.n1 lc ct
white lace and nyIon guwl with
or illusion vNich fell from q co..
net Cf p~, rs M s. Taz M u %
as her 'or's mae o h'0n.
Bridesmaids we've Mi ses Al C
Maddox Beatrice Moore. -f.-
Waddy and Mrs. Ida Wilson, who
w' rink ana blue. IoAl W
kim5ell brother of or on servei
~ best man. Ushers were ia, kic
~ ooshir'. A G. N"Flr0y , = .
Crouther and Luther Moore
A reception followed at the
ONE Of tho bride-ele Servin
we're Mrs Cleon Dozzall Mrs. Err
see CEREMONY-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31

Thirteen charming and beautiful young
fraternity in its fourth annual dance at Rot
1t was hard to tell which girl was the
white swinging gates wearing formal white
red roses. Jerrylyn Carmichael was presented
Left to right in bottom row: Ella Vera Ri
2812 Ringo, freshman, Dunbar junior college
of Mrs, S. Cooney, 2411 Howard, sophomore
and YWCA; Billie Rose Whitfield, daughter
2lst, sophomore, Dunbar junior college, mem
OF Dunbar junior college student council.
Second row: Rita Jean Carpenter. daught
Center, freshman, Dunbar junior college, state
secretary, DJC, SEA; Evelyn Frances Lawlah,
Washington D. c., and niece of DR.. and Mrs.
college, member, Delta Sigma Theta sorority;
per Gaines, 3217 Arch, sophomore, Dunbar
Jerrylyn Carmichael Sweetheart of Alpha
Carmichael, sos Valentine, freshman, Dunbar
senate, sea- and NAACP Youth council The
Jackson, 1907 West Goth, freshman AMIN
al committee, Social committee, and Current
4r. and Mrs. Ell Clayborn 1924 West 18th,
tary Georgia NAACP, Student council repre-
Top row: Alma Minton, daughter of Mr..
freshman at Taladega college, member of N
ell; Sylvia Louise Burt daughter of Mr.. and
freshman at Hampton institute member, SEA
ter of Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Hongsworth 800
member, Dramatic club and YWCA; Charlene
"copper" Hot Springs, junior, Philander Smith
Fred Byrd is president of the Alpha Phi
00oaG sion
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31
Efudenf Council
IN Every School
Urges Sponsor

Mrs L. r. Gravelly, state SOON
Sof Of student councils. and coHn-
Eelor and teacher of social science
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-31

debutantes were presented by Alpha PHI Alpha
inson auditorium Monday night.
more beautiful as they stepped through the
gowns and carrying bouquets of contrasting
as Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Alpha"
zzell niece of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Curtis Johnson,
member, NAACP; jeanette Cooney daughter
Dunbar junior college, member, Library club
of Mr.. and Mrs William Whitfield, 1904 West
ber NAACP Youth council, assistant secretary
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben A. Carpenter, 3019
secretary, Eta, secretary, Womens senate,
daughter DR.. and Mrs John w. LaWlah,
Clyde A. LaWlah, Pine Bluff, senior, Oberln
Audra Taylor daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
junior college, member Eta, secretary, SEA;
Phi Alpha" daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jerry
junior college, member, Library club, Women's
odora Jackson daughter of Mr. and MS Geo
college, member Student Government Func on
Events club; Millicent Clayborn, daughter Of
freshman, Morris Brown college state secre-
sentative, YWCA
and Mrs. Paul l.. Minton, 504 So, Maple
AACP YWCA, and College Community coun-
Mrs. Walter L. Burt, jr, 712 Appanwav,
and NAACP; Phyllis Hollingsworth daugh-
West 18th, freshman, Southern university
Looper daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charley
college, member, SEA and Home Ec club.
Alpha, and J. |. King was chairman Of the
Press Foto by Davy
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-27
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-19
Housewife Is Typical of Many
Who Guard School CROSSINGS

GUARDING the safety of school children at inersec-
ton in Philadelphia is just part of days work for
Mrs. Miriam Stein it is for 400 other Philadelphia
Many of the nations cities have adopted the prac-
tice of having housewives and mothers watch the
youngsters they to and from school In most
it is with Mrs. Stein their uniform" is simply
band and their equipment whistle About grooming for
the job Mrs. Stein says when started out going
to be glamorous. high heels and my good coat.
Since then have dressed sensiby-slacks old coat and
lowheeled Shoes Besides housework Mrs Stein has
daughters Helene g. and Jacquene, g. to for She's
out in all kinds of weather, and to be time she has
get up at 645 The guards paid dollar hour
and average four hours work per week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-16
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DEMOCRACY AT woRk-wth British cooperation the Gold Coast
African
result Of the recent second general election DR. kwams Nmahs
Convention Peoples he
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE

owner Of an undivided interest in
the following premise in Square
612S, known as l047 44th Street.
Northeast. Lot S76). IN Washington.
y; g. Pursuant to the provisions
q the Act Of Congress Of May l
1906, entitled "An Act to Create
{ Board for the Condemnation Of
!!nsanitsFy Buildings in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and for Other
IS5e sSS b s. aspdsa AP Ea Is Is
members Of the Board have in.
yestigated into the sanitary con.
dition Of the buildings Of the
premise mentioned above. This
building. shed and fence have been
vestigation to be in such insanitary
condition as TO endanger the health
or lives OF the occupants thereof.
OF OF persons living in the vicinity
and accordingly the same are
nff Esegy FRS 1nss a From and after
S Snis Order is a an to the said
be unlawful for any person to oc-
eupy these buildings, unless within
the said period the conditions
which led to the condemnation Of the
building. shed and fence. have been
remedied and this Order has been
cancelled: or unless the time within
which said buildings or part thereof
may be lawfully occupied has been
s Sxsended a6 q special d order Of tbs
pGMiSSATgi6SNAN D Of oH 19 aHf GIN1
BUILDINGS. Colonel q. {. Evaas.
mh13. ,i6, nc. 7,iS,10. 2O.SI.22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

AUTO SALESMAN, used-car dept. We
have position open for, salesman of
good character and ability; excellent
"orking conditions for man inter-
ested in high income. Must be expe-
rienced: two large locations to work
advertised: ample door time: trans ms
portation furnished. See Mr.. White
AIS MOTORS. 3all Wilson blvd,
Arl.. Va. Largest Chrysler- plymouth
Dealer in Northern Virginia. ia.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. young,
wanted to sell the 1851 ' PPord safes
necessarily autoJ. Must be stable.
willing to work and need above aver
age. income com to g qualify; Good fioor
area growing by leaps and bounds
PxLMEs RaY foR6 6o? sos h MT aarr s
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. Our new
car dept. REQUIRES an additional
not be experienced in automobile
record OF retail selling in wash
ington, preferably door to door; ex.
cellent COMPENSATION and employe
Powers. HICKS cHEvRoE cEf."G ia4 q
Upshur st. NV, RIA. 3-01OO. --21
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We have
position for q young aggressive
man with the desire and ability to
sell. No need to apply unless you
want to get out and hustle. Excel
lent pay plans and incentive. Con-
tact RUSSELL KLOPFER, JR.,
klopfer Lincoln & Mercury, Fairfax
Circle, Fairfax Va. Crescent 10000.
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced, to
sell two outstanding car values.
Every assistance given. Interesting
and other benefits. Call Mr.. Marvin
Tor appointment. PEAKE MOTOR
co. De Soto-Plymouth Dealer, EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS. addressed to the
Maryland. and Endorsed proposals
for furnishings and delivery, Of
water pumps and motors" win be
received at the Once Of Mayor and
Council Of Rockville, 100 Washing
ton Street. Rockville, MARYLAND. un-
til 2:15 PM, Eastern Standard
Time, Tuesday, March so. 1854, at
which time and place they viii be
publicly opened and read. The work
livery Of two identical water pumps
complete with motors. starters,
couplings and bases. Copies Of the
Specifications are. on hle and
opened to public inspection at the
Once Of Mayor and Council Of
Rockville, Md, and at the once Of
Whitman. Reauardt & Assoc. 1904
st. Paul Street. Baltimore 2. Mary
land and prospective bidders may
obtain . copy upon request 70
either. Of these ofices. Each bid
shell be e. 81 es IF ss
total amount Of the bid payable to
the order Of the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Rockville. Maryland. Bond
in the amount Of the contract price
may be required Of the successful
bidder. II the bond Is required. 1t
will be paid by the city. The
Mayor and Council Of Rockville
the 5Sa n..s e s naive Or any
bids and to make awards as it Is
deemed In the best interest Of the
city. Signed: MAYOR AND COUN-
CHI OF ROCKVILLE, MD. SARA
A. MORTIMER. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
AUTOMOTIVE PAINT
REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED

High-volume territory OF
Virginia, West Virginia and
the District of Columbia is
available for experienced
automotive paint man with
a following in the trade
Write, giving complete his
tory of experience and pres
ent connection, to r. E,
Beverly, Vice President, Fac
Lac Paint & Lacquer Corp,
$50 Simpson st. NV, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-S3O0 per mo. Must
be graduate Of accredited college of
accountancy. Should have had ex-
perience in accounting. Large COR
poration, with good chance for ad-
vvaancement; 6-day., 405hour week
perience. Box 454-G. Star.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Expe.
rienced. Good commissions. Room
20 13O1 a st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

AUTOMOTIvE ACCOUNTANT. exper.
IN handling automobile accounts.
titles and contracts; Va. new-car
dealer Box 393-G. Star. -2I
AUTO MECHANIC, 1st-class, for new
car dept; excellent working condi-
tons and good salary Apply AR
CADE PONTIAC, 1897 Irving st.
NV. Mr.. Peers. "a
AUTO MECHANICS, colored--We are
WaShineton'S largest used-cAr COM
pany. Our need is o first-class
mechanic to complete our organ
ization;. A good paying Job; benefits
for q family man. See Mr.. Steele,
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1881
Bladensburg Rd. ne. 81
AUTO PARTS CLERK. young man
with high school education who
wants to learn the parts business.
Gail M; Moore, OIL. 1900 DIV
town I'd. Bethesda, Md.
AUTO PARTS CLERK. GIN expert
s snss Rf' cHFvRo1 APplS W Eo5
ners. Falls Church. Va. -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

When aRswerino advertisements
ADDRESSED to Star boTes do NOT
tnclose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonal palae, Cores serUe the pur-
p3se ORIGINALS mar Get lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
ss sss' cAia; b5ic-s sI 9Eaf stc Thurs
Nofi SiE' TT Is HEREBMTp ' given that !
will sell at public auction at the
Metropolitan Police Department, D.
, c.. Property Clerk Warehouse. (reaT
entrance). 469-477 c street. NV.
at 10 am; Monday. March %. 1854.
clerk OF the Metropolitan Police De-
partment. D. c. liquor sold to IL
.eensed dealers only. licensed BY the
Alcoholic Beverage Control board,
p. &C: Terms: Cash. EARL 2:
property Clerk, Metropolitan Po-
lice Department. D. c.
mh10. 20.2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
AUTO statesmen

Two responsible aggressive hard
hitting men with . successful sales
BACKGROUND. Must possess ambition
to earn $4,000 or more per year.
This Is proven possibility. selling
the new Ford. Associate with one
Of Washington's largest and most
successful dealers. Complete train
ing and every sales help to insure
top results. Floaters need not apply.
F1r interview appointment. phone
PARKWAY MOTORS. INC. Ford
Dealer. 3040 NJ &C. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGERS
ASSISTANT. or service salesman;
opportunity for exper., energetic
man. capable Of greeting the public
and handling virginia auto. inspec.
tions. Permanent position; good sal
ary; excel. working conditions with
long-established new-car dealer.
Apply In own hantiwriting. Address,
p. Q. Box No. 1862. Central station.
Arunetoas Va --X1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

In middle twenties with some college
background. Inside salaried posi-
ton with local life insurance COM
pany. Excellent opportunity for
young man interested in good future
with expanding organization. Gov
EMINENT EMPLOYEES LIFE ms.
CO.. 14th and l. SITS. NV. Please
apply ct L st. entrance between
9nQ 3. -22
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN. to serv-
ice all makes auto. washers and
dryers: must be exper.: truck furn.;
pOWD'S ELECTRIC CO., 4418
Conn. ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2 years experience on auto. washers.
silver Spring area. BETTAR AP-
PLIANCE SERVICE. JU. S-4ll4.
APPLIANCE SERVICE MEN, thor
oughly exper. In refrigeration, air
conditioning, and washer. repairing,
must have ut least 8 yrs. exper.
Must have car, and furnish excel
refs. Many company dement's. In
cluding sick leave, group hospital
ixation: and discount on purchases.
Apply Mr.. Butter. GEoR0E'0 RADIO
AND TELEVISlON, 2146 Queens
Chapel I'd. ne.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
downtown professional once. Fully
experienced In commercial and apt.
b eSSiidinS:;. sslery, o3l2S to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Automobile Salesman

We have . position open for an ex-
perienced. high-grade automobile
salesman Of good character. If you
have good record of accomplish
an opportunity to make q connec-
ton with large Chevrolet dealer
ship. Excellent working conditions.
transportation furnished, liberal COM
kensation. Apply Mr.. Mahoney. ADJ
OLSON CHEVROLET SALES, l4th
ana Elorlda ave. NV. -21
AUTO EALESMEN-We will add two
mel men to small sales force; Largest
commission. A money making deal.
See Mr.. Steele. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS. INC. 1871 Bladensburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
HELP!
HELP!
We need good secretaries
for fine positions, to $4,000!
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSelling
Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. Room 215
ABBEY PERSONNEL

41A$A)A@ - \ A44 tASN%&NAVAA
''Washington's Leading Agency"
500 SoS l4th 81: NV. ST. 3 20 &C.
Executive Assts. for Roanoke Regional Regional
insur. once; openings in personnel.
acctg. ONCE mgmt.. underwriting,
A eis1ms: 1Eesume) ----to 5 s3o0
4rsyeIins auditors g go NJ 900 Uo
Acct. Va. dept store 80 st. -S65
Casualty adjusters, ----- st. $3.50
Adjuster. car nee. -st. $1,000
Jr... Accts, Chicago - st. $4,000
Collect: Mgr, auto co. ----st. $4,000
&c Sg.:.h MET e. and auditor St. $$55.00009oI
Admin. Assts.. col. grads.. start S325
Bookkeepers ---to $4.70O
Stenographers .---------to $4,000
Secretary, engineering BACKGROUND,
900; 900; excel: oppty.; Md $4,000
Mgr, 1r. dept. store -. SO. 500
Collector. inside Id u'ps, e.ofes So, 70t 4 up
Cashier, 4-l2 pm. 49, 50 800
Timekeeper. hotel exp. $50 $500
Cigar clerk-cashier $1,000
Auto Parts. tMopar) --st. $65
Prod'n Foreman. small pts. SO. 500
Lathe g. Turret. lathe opr. $4,000
Electronic Inspectors to ST, 800
Photo Lab. techn. (va.l - ZOO
aviation Mechs. age lie. - $4,000
Radio mechs. FEC End Cl. 50, 400 |
Machinists. LIST CT. 81, 500
Precision grinders 500
Inspector. electronics 800 So. 900
Auto Mechanics, D. C. refs 81, 400
Electricians. D. C. jrn'men, $4.2Q0l
Appliance Repatrman $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Project engr. (explosiveO $4,000
P hhStaematicians - - to 5000 Si77.co9oII
Mechanical Engineers to $4,000
Chemical Engineers - $500 up
Craftsmen, topographic - to $4,000
craftsmen. mechanical - $4,000
Electronic technicians - $500 UP
statesmen
Medical detail. Eastern openings with
Whise;, car fairn;. Norfolk $500 up
Roofing liable to estimate) 5000
Flour mill rep. - st. $4,000
5 gsSs v Will frs sa1 tY Md $500 90
Sales trainees, refinery st. $4,000
Soap mfgr. representative st. SIS
Motor Freight 49, SIC, 900
Photo supplies, retail (Va.) to $4,000
c caSao machines 1ssaRIiGs Fe'a $3.50 & 5000 90
Sales trainees. retail - st. So. 900
Hardware. retail, D. c. refs.--$3, 300
WOMEN
secy -steno::. small ofc. Bethesda. con-
Secy.. ms. co. s day-----st. $4,000
steno, patent law ofc., S day $500
|steno-Clk., upper l4th St. open
Jr: Secy., Cap. Hill $3.50
Beginner Stsnos.:, embassy $215
TYPISTS TO $65
Glerk-typist. assn. s day --$3. 900
Typtst. insurance exp. .---- top
Receptionist-typist; 8 day to $24O
Typist; Benning rd.; 8 day $50
Clerk-typist. Sill. 5pr. ---st. S27Ol
IPBA-typtst, B day st $215
MISCELLANEOUS
Bkkpf., Underwood --st $50
Bkkpr.. Apt. Bldg. -------, st $40
Tag and title clerk, ne. ct. $3.50
Sales. mems furnishings. We. top
Hostess, hotel coffee shop sos
card punch oprs. $1.S0 hr.
Countergirl, snack bar, s day $40
Wiring and assembly EXP. S1.2k hr.
Cashier. will train. Sil. spr. $3.50
Chemistry, major or minor $4,000 up
Draftswomen. Topographic $50