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HELP--WoAEN

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. file
clerk; $40 to start for 5-day week.
Louis CREATIVE HAIRDREssERs,
AssIsraNr ISIS Eys Sfi fBiookkEEpER, Z 5la-say
week, good salary. paid vacation,
sick leave, Apply in person PEI between eel
10-4: FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT
Awsfss WI ens sorEssfess nslsf aSs: Fl q 2 pust
AWNING SHOP, OIL. 6-616l. -6
BEIiTiClAN, perm. position, to take
over operators following; salary
plus comm; 5-day wk. JU. S-3445.
Fri. and Sat; RA. 3-s471. Sun.
nres receptionist' VIRGINIA WALLACE
FOR BEAUTY. JU. 5-5733., IS
BEAUTiClANs. experienced. b-dssy
THoNY'S BEAUTY SHOP. air
conditioned, s15 nth ST. ya Nv
Transportation BLDG, ME. s-44o3
BEAUTICIANS and man hair stylist
Busv NV. modern salon; guar. tor
BEAufiCfAN, experienced, top sal
airy, 5-day week. Apply in person.
hREHghs bREgsHR 4sSs sSrELhEnd slitfand rd HAZE se
JO. S-DffE,
rEsgEsfsAsS SokKsfaS HAs Rsrt s4sLs y 81 !nt sfs
BEsHUTTCfaN.MaSIcURIsT. SsaIgiTi iilspfa hi expe-
Apply in person, LEONARD HAIR
sTYLIsT. 23ls wisconsin ave. NV.
BESurS TN S72sof dfERAroR. all round;
hours Gao to $50: can earn 500
per week, salary and commission
10. 2-6633 evenings, Lo. 7-369o'
BEAUTY OPERATORS te,. expert
enced only. Washington and Viz;
BEAUTY SALON 1903 x st. nv
BnAuTY nhi soi,PisERAToR,. experienced
cIsRENDoN efesIsfas 5sfAi isHosP: 81 Ja' fSS;s,Si 4.SsSi
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5 to S1oC
per week guarantee, ~ plus m.rie,14lnS Scmml,s
aahR iIsaav psTEssERs. A i4fo Eve vest st. NV
BOOkKERPER for interior deeorat'
ing firmWSEIBERT DECORATORS
T1O3 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Oh
BooRKEEPER-TYpIsT, must be ex,
per; 5Ia-day 40-hr. week: con
| Count. TWEEDS N THINGS
| Womens Sports Clothes, Wis ave
| at Western ave, Chevy Chase. No
| o. R-6B54 30
iBOOKKEEPER, for keeping account
receivable, payroll work, checking
| invoices. some tipping essential
Permanent position. 5-day week, II
small ONCE with pleasant vorkin!
| conditions. Box 2l7-z. Star. II
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPEk,
| experienced, must type: 5-day week
air2cond office. Apply in person
| afternoons only. to Mrs. Strauss
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. INC" 81.
! ~th ef -
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TV Appliance Salesman

n, star. II
nv SERVICE MAN, experienced ir
home calls. Arlington resident. Must
1YpEWRisTER y EWlllinis SA MrcHssrcs: srsGS exp eaper
on all makes; must be reliable
excel salary. Apply. ALLEN TYPE
WRITER CO.. 2019 Nichols ave. s e
SrPIsT. for electric typewriter bill
ing invoices and general once work
,iay.S siday yssk s. sa an,1 hGHrs ar f,ri1er 1RT
lists, 913 New jersey ave. NV.
WAREHoUsEMAN. young man, able
TO type inventories: good oppor.
tunity: company benefits. See Mr.
Dent, SMITH STORAGE CO.. 1919
wasHfNG iNS IN nv, MACHINE MECHANIC.
exper. on auto. washers and other
appliances, DAuBER's, 1870 18th
wELbbETRs, Bias electric, experienced Az.
ply 200l Kenilworth ave. ne 6
WELDERS, new or used LINCOLNs
LANDRUM, INC, l023 Cathedral
ST., Baltic. MU. 5-S511.
WINDOW TRIMMER, white: exper.
salary commensurate with ability
to work in Washington and Va
store. Apply Manager, H. L. GREEN
WORKiNG FOREMAN, must b,
sober. reliable and caple OF read.
fns blueprints: also 3 first-clas'
producing carpenters: will pa,
from $3.50 to. S312h per hour
Call JE. a-7505 from f:3O to S:3t
am. and from to $3.50 PM -
WORKING MGR, sandwich and re
freshment stand (no beer); exper
for Q mos, with possible advance
T.I,s,. msnt 70 TAPS permanent operation Z.
BOY, white, to drive truck an,
help in machine shop: 411a hours
S46.l2. co. 5-3330. ---5
MAN with virginia permit for part
time morning work. Call MR.
BUTLER, Ov, 3-11h0. ---4
tend bar, See Mrs. voss. or Mi
MeLaushlin. 1903 Kenilworth av.
ne, WA. 1-STs5. ---4
MAN, middle ased. neat and sober
for light work round house an
grounds; near Washinston. soot
home for retired man; reasonable
salary, Box Ak, Star. --5
NAN, elderly. for very light dutie
in dry cleaning branch, South Al!
or Alex. resident pref. Call ME
BUTLER, oV. a-lTo0. -6
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HELp woMEN

LUNCH HOUR MATTRESSES for
lunch hour only, Apply in per.on.
CASINO ROYAL RESTAURANT,
S04 14th 81. NV, MA. S-7700. ID
MAID. white. for hotel: S25 and
room. Apply In person. ia 18th
st. NV. g.
MAID, white; hotel rm. maid for
high-class building; For Sunday and
weekday work on hourly basis. APP
ply at $500 Wis. ave, bet. 9:30
am. and IL noon, and 9 pm. to
q on -S
MANICURIST. experienced, with fol.
lowing, to act as reeeptionist and
shampoo girl. Good salary anG
commission. WO. 6-5l29. -
NURSE for summer camp. II inter-
ested, call DU. 7-7373. -
NURSES AIDE fwhitel: penn. POSI-
ton: references: sleep in. 10. s.
nST2. 10
NURSE, sraduate. for doctors Of
fice; capable. exper.; top salary;
must be able assume responsibility
MA. S-6417 wkdays: EN-. 2-77S7,
ewes. 10
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HELP--Do DOMESTIC

white. interested In
home for summer. Moderate sal
ary. TIE. 6-7624. %
COOK-G.H,W., experienced: willinl
to 1--we In and 20 away for summer
Local refs. $35 week. OIL. 2-S45l,
--S
COOK-G.H.w.; 5Is-day week: laun.
dress employed: live in; $50. EN-
2-S92S.
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statesmen

Tor clothing and sportswear de-
partments IN fine speciality store
selling nationally advertised
branded merchandise. Excellent OPP
portunity for high earnings and
advancement Experience selling in
local store preferred. Liberal dis.
counts on purchases. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr. Ste
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV. 5
5 SALESMEN 5
1880 YEARS
II you are neat, pleasant and own
WE OFFER YOU
Permanent employment IN ail-year.
round business.
GENEROUS DRAWING ACCOUNT
HIGHEST COMMISSIONS
HOSPTTALIZATION INSURANCE
CONGENIAL SURROUNDINGS
FULL TRAINING AND ASSISTANCE
FULL CO. FROM INSIDE
For Personal Interview
SEE MR.. H. J. KILLEN
Between I0-ll AM. Friday
Monday and Tuesday
1850 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
ROOM B-3. CITIZENS BANK
BLDG, LANGLEY PARK
SHOPPING CENTER MD -
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statesmen

Over snn.o0o families use our serv-
Ice. Need 3 people to expand in this
area. 80 hours work makes you
from $l00 to $3.50 per week.
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town night club: excel. tips. CAP'N
GUYS. 12i2 New York ave. NV,
ST. 3-a48T. --5
WOMEN. pleasant outside work; $40
wk.. 46-hr. wk., making APPOINT
ments for photographer. Apply 514
10th St. NV. eth floor. 12s
YOUNG WOMAN to work in house.
wares In hardware store: good SAL
ary. 5i2-day week. Apply In person
only. 1920 Columbia pike. Arl.. Va.
-6
YOUNG WOMAN. married or ssle.
pleasant personality: free to work
3 to u an, days each week
NO SELLING. Use Of car desirable
$25 ,wk1y. salary plus car expense
Handsome monthly bonus. Mr.
COLLIER, ia. s-5394 any time.
SURVEY WORK, Sso
salary plus. for 15-hr. wk.: car
necessary: no selling; must have
personality and zip. MR.. RAN-
DoLPH. any time, IA. 9-S736.
WHITE LADY a. companion, bet. 81
and 90 yrs.. who likes the country
MRS. A. 3. WIcKEs. Mt. Vernon
Va, 30. 6-4S03. %
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RIGHT-HAND MAN
AND
OFFICE MANAGER

For large established con-
struction firm. Building and
selling houses in washington
area. Need alert, aggressive,
reliable, honest man, 25 to
35. looking for permanent
Job with excellent advance
ment possibilities. job con-
ing simple bookkeeping and
processing house sales. Must
have car, and good references.
TypinR and shorthand de-
Sirable, but not essential.
Start Immediately: 6-day
week. Call THE STANBERN
CONSTRUCTIONS CO., LO. r.
S6S6, any day except Sunday,
for appointment.
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Trim Carpenters
and Sllh-COntractOrS

Fully experienced men for large
housing project In wheaton area
person; good pay and long. steady
employment. DAN OsTROW CON-
STRUCTlON CO., 1924 Georgia
ave. Wheaton, Md --5
TUTOR WANTED for organic ant
inorganic chemistry. preferably
someone who has taught the sub
sect. 3 or times week, from
June 20 to Sept. /. Call Oh. 4-42e7
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OFFICE CLERK

Hundred-yea national organiza
tion needs general ONCE worker
must be eood at figures. and accu
rate typist. Some shorthand help
ful. Must be at least 81 years old
Good salary. 35:hour week, perma
ton while learning. Box 2SS.K
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FILE CABINETS

PURCHASE GENERAL MO.
TORS CO: 2 g. GOVT; -,
lss3SsTPfE1nheWER s3sPENshIeoWN SHAW lkTTSR VILE sSn1kEk
PEERLESS or MAKE. wrrH LocR
AND KEY, SI3.5O LIKE NEW Cor
pITIoN. ORIGINAL COST S66. 90,
WITHOUT LOCK, S9.e5.
AEso Es ~ sMALL vlN QUANTITY Z. 4-pRAw- Pr "
SPECIAL oNE-DRAWER ROfLEH-
BEARING FILE CABINET, $3.96
NOTHING RESERVED; ONLY TWO
T9 T4y a .Sg SgsTonERs ponETso FREE psLrV.
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
039 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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RERAIRs AND SERVICE
HfLP-poMEsTlc tesat.l | REPl

ALTERATIoNs. porehes
ialousies, Kitchen modernized. recr
rms. completely remodeling service;
estimates free; all work fully guar
no money down 80 mos mos e pay
s749. day or night.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS REsyRFAcED
~ 0'' 90 2'O
AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONER
checked and completely serriced
Call DU. 7-5931.
BOMB SHELTERS - Civil Defense
reinforced concrete: built in your
bsmt.. $l9T.50. call Ju. 5-s2el.
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK
walls. patios. oL. s-ss8s.
BRICKWORK
No lob too big or too small. Garages,
retaining walls, walkways, repairs,
work. Cali HE. 4-334e. -6
BUILDING AND ALTERATEONS-Al
trades. Experienced mechanics. work
guaranteed. WIN consider subcon.
tract. RE. 7-S4sS, CO. 5-015S. -t
CONSTRUCTlON-LarEt
or small home repairs or CONNER.
cial construction Of any nature
Finest quality workmanship at com.
petitive prices. All work guaran.
teed. White mechanics; 90 yrs. ex.
Der. references from highest typ,
clientele. EREcTOR ENG. CO.. 10
S-l3l3, JU. 5-16Tl. %
CARPENTRY of ali kinds: fence
work: painting: also tile work
Reas. JEFFREYs. II. 4-s601.
10
CARPENTRY, remodelins all kinds
roofing, painting. porches, cabinets
shelving, rec. rms, steps. No jol
too small. By hour, day or contract
DRY CLEANING ~ Wholesale ans
bobtail accounts solicited. Real gooS
work and service, priced so you car
live with 1t. Call LU. 2-5922.
INSTALLATIONS, re
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs don,
immed: RA. 6-sa22. any time. z
FLAGsT0NE. STONE, CEMENT, pa
tios. walls. steps. etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY In I-4TkR
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SECRETARY

Private secretary. private ONCE; g.
day week. Position open immedi-
ately. Salary $3.40O; shorthand
required. Elk. 1880 for interview.
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COLORED-LIGHT SKIN
No night or sun. work. Good salary
and tips. Must be exper. EXECU.
TIVE PHARMACY. 9os Pa. ave. NV
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PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced: no others neg
typing and Ming. SALARY, $5t
PER WEEK TO START. Apply i'm
mediately, QUAKER CITY LIN
fNr PTTAF QnO u. 80 ', -
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OFFICE CLERK

News magazine, or souvenir expert
enee helpful. Must be aecurate and
good at figures. 6-day week. state
age, experience and family status.
Write Box 4S9-E Star. --6
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CASHIER

IL TO .
IMMEDIATE OPENING
In employe cafeteria as cashier from
IL to = pm. Monday through Fiji
day Cafeteria located on River I'd,
Bethesda. Salary plus meals,
Apply
HOT SHOPPES, INC,
1341 @ St. NV. Room 200
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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SWitchboard Operator

Arl. automobile dealer desires switch
board operator, with. some. typinl
knowledge Modern air-cond. o6ice
Say vk keid nsid vacation GOOD salary
Please give age exper. and previous
employment. Write Box liz *, Star
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CLERK. experienced. must be accu-
rate with figures. have legible
handwriting. must type: 5-day wk.,
air-cond. Office Apply in person,
afternoons enly; sv e Mrs. syi Strauss, U.s.
CLERK, sirl for duties In Dispatch
er's once OF local motor carrier,
must be able to type and have pleas
inE voice on phone and personality.
5-day. 4O.hour week, Apply, KANE
TRANSFER co. ans 9th o., pc.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
CONSTRUCTION EOPT.

CONSTRUCTION EQPT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-EASY TERMS
Rebuilt, Al Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. IL
Caterpillar DS Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper. Model so
3 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO.
Box I45, Baltimore 20, Md.
Murdoch $4,000
CORNER CABINET, genuine mahoe /:
Ape. BEDRM. SUITE. walnut incl.
mattress and springs; 9x12 and
6xl2 Olson RUGS. TU. 2-i521.
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DINETTE aET--6-PC.
hrome. Formica top. 30x40, extends
TO As while they last, $45i SEGAL
BROS. 1894 14th st, NV. co.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

PRACTICAL NURSE, white, for gen.
duty in licensed nursing home un-
der supervision Of registered nurse.
training of IS mos. or more in an
accredited school required. OIL 3
TOSS. --6
REAL ESTATE sALESWOAGEN--We
need experienced salespeople to re.
place 2 who have been transferred
into another department of our
operation. Liberal advertising and
commission allowances. including
listing commissions. Aggressive
growing ofiice in Bethesda handling
better homes In all northern areas.
Call Mr.. Wilburt, INTERSTATE
REALTY CO., OIL. 4-0646; ewes,
JU. S-3l24.
RECEPTIONIST PIX OPERATOR
for beauty salon; 5-day week; good
salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave;
Evening star., 1955-06-04

Al GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Re.
modelling. cement, brick. any kind
of construction. WILAND CORP.
RE. 1-229l. RE. 1-2350.
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WAITRESS WAITRESS

White, over 21. exper.; small down
town night club: excel. tips. CAP'N
GUYS. 1914 New York ave. NV,
Evening star., 1955-06-04

RECEPTIONIsT. white. oves 90; an
swer telephone to s pm: 4
nights a week. WO-6-6036. ID
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Apply at 7::30 sharp, Mon
day evening.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

BEDDING-BAH0AlN
SEALY. prebuilt, vertical seateh
Hollywood $40.
Foam rubber. national brand. s17e. so
spring and mattress: save ope-hAlt
and buy for $90i SEGAL BROS.
14th and N sts. NV, CO. 6-26S3,
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agreed with Mr.. Carter that we
cannot be blind to the delimma of
the South today, but that the
Councils way is not the right way,
that it is not American to bully the
near -defenseless and the minority
Of dissenters, that it is not Ameri-
can to invoke the doctrine which
recognizes the existence of a mas
ter race. The Federal Government
by its silence, however, is abdicat-
ing it's responsibility for the protec-
zion of the victims of these afore-
mentioned reprisals.
AS an immediate solution, the
Executive Department can at the
direction of the President, and
through the Attorney General and
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, indicate strongly the Admin
istration's intolerance of these ne
farious practices by sweeping in
vestigation of the fast growing
anti-Negro Citizens Councils in the
South, beginning in the State of
Mississippi. The Congress of the
United States should make a sep
arate inquiry. These actions alone
may be an effective deterrent to
further misdeeds.
AS a long range solution, l am
certain that the examination of
facts will inspire them TO support
various proposals before Congress
designed TO strengthen the protec-
ton of civil rights. We must recog-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-04-09

and well known Atlanta, Ga, edu-
Gator at Clark College; DR.. Blyden
Jackson, of Southern University;
and Attorney Billy Jones, General
Counsel for Alpha, prominent East
st. Louis, ILL.,, lawyer; and Rev.
H. Mcdonald Nelson, of Memphis,
candidates for the A. M. E. Bishop
rio; Mayor Dempster of Knoxville
will extend greetings on behalf of
the city.
One of the highlights of the con-
ference will be the citing of Gov
ernor Frank Clement, of Tennes-
see for the courageous stand he
took in voting the Stainback bills
after these segregation measures
had come to his desk approved
by the General Assembly. The
young executive, in giving his veto
to the bill issued a statement that
expressed his intention to abide by
the spirit and letter of the Supreme
Court Decision with regard to equal
educational opportunities and the
ban the historic verdict places on
the separate but equal doctrine"
Business sessions will be held on
the campus of Knoxville College of
which DR.. c. A. Colston is presi-
dent.
Vice-President Swingler said this
conference will enable Alpha's Sou
thern Jurisdiction to more solidly
align it's forces for an effective
campaign for first-class citizen
ship in the true sense of the word.
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New Aid -,

Continued from Page Onel
resented on the convention a.
gram by Mrs. Rollin- Brown Of
Los Angeles, first vice-prestasat.
State and local PTA units hsxe
been briefed by Mrs. Clifford n.
jenkins, PTA national chairman
of legislation, who urged the men,
bers to impress their congressman
with the interest back home. The
PTA does not support any particu-
lar bill, it was stressed, but urges
prompt passage of temporary, en-
mergency school-construction leg
islation to meet the present crisis"
Examples of the national short
age in classrooms turned up by
the PTA include dog Kennel con-
verified into school of four classes:
and abandoned laundry turned into
a schoolhouse; commercial ga
rage used as school; two cinder-
block factories with no windows
housing 883 pupils; and a country
where $4,000 children attend school
on part-time basis and more than
5000 kindergarten children are on
triple or quadruple shifts.
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DINNER and DINNER. Just as dark

DINNER and DINNER. Just as dark
ness ordinarily produces fear, so
the unprotected, whether they be
inarticulate or vocal, tremble and
sweat in anxious concern. Just as
darkness ordinarily provides cover
for those who would exploit the un-
protected, so they grow holder and
holder in the absence of govern
mental action.
In the March %, 1866 edition of
LOOK magazine, the distinguished
Pulitzer Prize-winning editor of the
Greenville, Mississippi Delta Demo-
cratic Times, Mr.. Holding Carter,
graphically lays before the world,
for all to see, one of the most re-
voting pictures ever portrayed on
the American scene. 1t tells the
story of so-called Citizens Coun-
ellis, which have been terminated in
Mississippi to circumvent the Su-
preme Court ban on segregation in
public schools. 1t describes the
leadership in these Councils as
otherwise intelligent men who are
generally respected in their COM
munity, but who are seriously dedi-
Gated to racially separated theory
supported for generations by most
white southerners. Their only re-
deeming feature thus far is non
violence pact seeking to forestall
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-04-09

hotheads.
AS these Councils expand, how
ever, the burning question is whe-
Their they can keep the hotheads out
or under control. AS the founda-
ton Of the segregation walls cracks
and crumbles under the weight of
its own stupidity; as the forces Of
the pro-segregation movement in
stinctively stiffen its resistance; as
they witness the failures Of their
mortar and cement to re-strengthen
the base, in consideration of Che
combustible material that is being
used, the sparks of freedom can ig-
mite a flame that will light up al
most every street and countryside
in Mississippi and spread it's hot
fingers into other like areas.
In the meantime, pro-segrega-
tionists are resorting to diaboli-
cally clever plan Of economic, poll
teal, and social reprisals against
all who dare oppose or expose them
They have compiled notable ar
ray of victories. They were the
principal Hobbies in the Mississippi
Legislature for constitutional am
endments 70 further stifle the Ne
gro vote by requiring more string
ent qualifications and to permit the
abolition of the States public
school system to counteract the
eventuality of integrated education.
They have withdrawn from and re-
fused credit privileges based on
usual good security, to so-called
obstinate Negroes, resulting in a
long list of individual hardships.
They have threatened especially
those who are known to be active
in the National Association FOR the
Advancement of Colored People and
the Mississippi Regional Council
of Negro Leadership until many
are fearful for their very lives and
are forced to use plain envelopes
when corresponding to keep from
being singled out for financial ruin,
and to be cautions about telephone
calls, especially in areas where a
dial system is not in use.
In addition, the Mississippi Leg
lslature recently passed a resolu-
ton which jeopardizes a basic Con-
stitutional guarantee by barring
anti-segregationists from speaking
at any state supported educational
institution. These incidents, plus
score more, cause US to believe
that the Citizens Councils and
their counterparts in certain other
states, Notwithstanding their nom
violence pledges, are at the gate
post, fidgeting nervously and pre-
pared to ride again like their Ku
Klux Khan predecessors, kicking
up clouds of terror dust.
If their amazing successes con-
tinue undated; if they continue to
silence most vocal opposition, drunk
with power they will undoubtedly
become more daring and can be-
come instruments of interracial
violence. AS Holding Carter states,
The ingredients are there. The
incentive and the incendiary spark
are lacking-so far. If and when
these should appear, / say, soberly
and in warning, that the men in
white robes will seize control"
Call it exaggeration if you wish,
but these apprehensions are found
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Alpha launched this campaign the
first of the year when the Fra
ternity became the first college
Greek-letter society to deposit a
sizable sum of money (5,OOO.OO) in
the Tri-State Bank of Memphis to
aid economic freeze victims" who
are defying reactionary forces
which would intimidate them for
demanding the State of Mississippi
to abide the Supreme Court de-
cision", the vice-president added.
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Knoxville +.
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prising che southern jurisdiction.
Featured speakers for the confer
ence will include Frank L. Stanley,
of louisville, KY, newly elected
General President of Alpha; At
torney Charles w. Anderson, also
of Louisville; DR.. Richard D. Moore,
president of Bethune Goodman
College, who will serve as chair
man of a symposium dealing with
Alpha's techniques for accelerat-
ing Indignation of Negroes into
the public schools in accordance
with. the U. S. Supreme Court De-
cision; Miss Roberta Church, Con-
sultant for Minority Groups, U. S.
Department of Labor, Washington,
D. c.; w. H. Duke Williams, of
Jackson, Miss, president of Sc
curity Life Insurance Co.; DR.. Will
liam H. Hale, director Of educa-
tional activities for the fraternity,
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Israel IT,.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
fluence Parliament to change ex-
listing laws permitting only relig-
ious marriages in Israel. DR.. z.
Wahrhaftig, Deputy Minister for
Religious Affairs, told Parliament
last week that legalization of mixed
marriages in Irsael would encour-
age such unions all over the world,
and this would endanger the very
existence of the Jewish people"
Mr.. Barak has the backing of
a newly formed Public Committee
for Civil Marriage" which is pay
ing hotel expenses. The League for
Women's Rights also is seeking
$4,000 signatures on petition for
new marriage and divorce laws.
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nize that the national security and
general welfare of our country call
for more adequate safeguards of
individual rights. AS informed peo-
pie have continually stated, our &C
tions in this are are reflected in the
esteem in which America is held
by the preponderant darker peo-
oles of the earth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-04-09

There's a new Texas yarn-about
the woman who called hur hubby
and said, will you please get the
car out, Tex, and drive the kids
to the back yard so they can
play?"