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BOX 4S1-S, STAR

COPYWRITER; salary open: top vii
be paid II exper. in fashions. GEN
ERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1907 H st. NV.
COUNTERGIRL. to work on lunch
counter; must know this worf
well: must b. dependable: also
have refs. White apply only. Hrs
5:30 am. to +:3O pm. Call AP
7-3905. -
COUNTERGIRL. white. 9 days,
morning hours: good pay. Must
have all transp. SKYLARK COP
FEE SHOP, Shirley hwy Spring
DENTAL ASST. exper. only; $50 70
5:15, alternate Sat. mornings; $50
per wk. Box AIM. Star.
DICTAPH0NE TYPIsT, under 30
for newspaper once in Georgetown
area: 5-day, 40-hour week, paid
vacation, free disqualification and
life insurance. Call Mr.. FERRY,
DRUG CLERK. experienced only, 70,
daywork, no Sundays. Good salary.
1921 Ga. ave. -
FILE CLERk-Psrmanent position
for alert person. Some tipping re-
ouired. 35-hr. week: air conditioned
once; paid vacation and sick leave.
Apply 1879 l. st. NV.
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HELP-MEN tcsnt. J

PLAsTERERs ta5) Al mechanics
HIpMn1HLL b KTDWELl., VIZ
FLAsTERkRs, report on sob. 1stf
snG que SIS. sc. or call IA
fLLin I'm w o, yan.ed; ADply DON
tneston I'd. sc. 10. $1,000.
PLUMBER HELPERs, with y,s
exper.' also have 3 openings avail
under Gf Approved training pro.
gram z,sm' spply at $40 N. Fairfax st..
PLUMBER, with Nd. journeyman'
caro-. Only hrst class need apply
WA. 7-633S. T. n. RICHARDS;
fLUllBERs With Nd. iourn.ymSn.
cargs Only hrst class men need
to9ss.n s A ssGsse' co oSR Hs6ss 81
co. 23rd ave. on Aver I'd. -3
.ts.ds WORT: szR sEN e eoLE ss nc ne
S5So AnnapoNs rd.. Bladenshurg
r nhSs VA, s7-SHa tti2prpsn,. ms 1!o,.
Sc1oNssaLRsucTIoN co" 2srd ave
PORTER. eiesn-eut young man. for
hquoI store; must have references:
steady job. DOWNTOWN LIQUORS.
9th and q SITS. NV.
PORTER, must be able to furnish
local reference. aee between Is
and 36. Apply JOSEPH deYOUNG.
PoEfER-DRivE eolored. over 81
yrs. permanent position. CHAN
oilers DRUGSTORE, T037 De-
f fsn aasys Landover Hills, Nd
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or sales
woman. Excellent opportunity to
earn real money in small we'll
established uptown once. FRANK
]. VOLKMAN, en-. 3-l666, 2s
REAL ESTATE LEASING and man.
agement: some experiences and auto
necessary all replies held conn
Dental. B. FRANKLIN KAHN
Realtor, NO. 7-9l11. Ewes. OIL
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-s nc.
tive. full-time sales personnel
needed. Experience not necessary
Full once cooperation. Call or see
M. Sweeney. MARSHALL J. WAFFLE
CO. 1924 18th Of. NV. AD. T.
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CLERK-TYPISTS
CLERK-TYPIsT

For Art Dept. Of Q leading weekly
news magazine. Duties viii be var.
isd and and, interesting with about SoE
charts and tablesl that 60 intf
the magazine. so applicant should
be good typist, Previous newspaper
or magazine clerical experience de.
sirable but not required. Girl nndel
So yrs. OF age. preferred. ExtremelI
pleasant working conditions. Air.
conditioned bldg. and many com
Ext. 263 from 9 am. to s I'm
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
.pply 3707 Ga. ave. NV.
MAN WITH CAR

hppty 01UI Va. NNG. NV
MAN WITH CAR
Attractive income. Good
references. Phone JU. 5-ls6I
and ask for MR.. LLEWEILYN.
MEN t2J full time. and ~ pari
yious exper. average 500 and up
per VIZ. Repeat business plus reg
ular customers assure you Of steady,
regular income. start on l or z
day trial basis II you wish to prove
to yourself what an excel. oppor
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per wk. cRllins
on regular customers BY apt
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these "a
An exper. man will make CALI
with you and train you, Sale,
exper. unnecessary. but men, Sc
lected must furn. refs. as to hon:
esty and character. Inquire at o1l
National Press Bldg. l4th. and J
sts. nv. or phone DI. 7-4477 OF
YOUNG NAN to learn men. vea,
Permanent. THE QUALITY SHOP,
302S Wilson blvd, Arl. IS
YOUNG MAN, white, IS to rs. to
drive truck and work In shop:
must have Nd. chauffeur permit.
See Mr.. Mess, i0441 Metropolitan
ave. Kensington, Nd. -
YOUNG MAN for counter work IN
vholesale supply house. 023 II ct.
Young MAN. for general varehouss
ment for hiEh school graduate Of
ability and ambition. b-dAy week,
Mf. B. S. Allen. WESTINGHOUSE
Electric SUPPLY Co. 1915 K
ExslEicanjTTtvEs-w. ar. looking for
ecutive ability, GOOD education and
pleasing personality who Is aecus.
toned to active contact with the
public. II qualified write immedi.
ately stating are, education and
business experience. Give address
and telephone number. II your let
ter indicates you might at into our
organization. an appointment VIII
g. S., sTrnnf goI ~ rsP ssss IRE conn
Al sECRETARY-sTENO.. S325 mo,
young, several openings. Typist.
fast. sos wk.; bookkeepers; all
kind openings. Miss Bell at
BOYD's. cor. q and 18th NV, ma.
EMPLOYED MRN-Part-tims work
and hours OF own choice; exper.
not necessary. About 81 an hour
Apply $50 p.m.-7 pm, Room fo6'
1919 p st. NV. =
ALL KINDS once, sales. enEineerinE
positions open. See MISS NOR
GAN today 81 PERSONNEL, 1911
g. g s, NV; a GA SLIP . MEN ..,
are mechanically inclined. Can
earn s37 per week to start. Also
3 full-time men ,tarting at N4
cali MR.. sHoREY, DI. ZOE 10.
10 I'll 1880 and 1880 I'll 4:30,
Tues. and Wed.
WHITE. GOOD position. must have
permit; general all-round man 70
do driving; good salary, UNION
MEAT CO.. 7th and c SITS. sc.
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern.
Manual and machine work: no typ
ing; 5-day week: hours. 9-5; reg
ulAr pay increases: sickness and
retirement benefits; ages 1880.
Call Ma. $4,000, Ext. $50 for
Annnin fnAnt .
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Statesmen 60

We need Q outside statesmen to call
on gas stations and car dealers.
Established territory: good auto
motive lines available. guarantees
and commission. Prefer q man
with experience. MR.. BERNSTEIN
IRO1 14th at. NV 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
statesmen
SALARY

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
sEsssosf ga: selling s.. snd
Cd: salary and commission on
sale. Must be nondrinker and have
local reference. Apply after 8 am.
Wed. at MEYERS SUNOCO SERV-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
CHEMIST
CHEMICAL
ENGINEER

Ph.D. degree with good ex-
perience in gas solid reac-
tons, ion exchange, OF
electrochemistry. NJ. s. OF
B. 8. degree with equivalent
qualifications acce p table
Aptitude in mathematics
and/or physics desirable, but
not required.
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hELP-MRN
STATESMEN

One Of the best sales iebs In wash.
insson , assS I, - oD so, iSr .: .:' +
sary for local travel. Quick train.
ing given. Large immediate earn.
tnGs. Future unlimited. Drop IN
our new once for personal chat
between p and on Monday
through Wednesday.
National Sales Consultants
lis PROFESSIONAL BLDG
7e42 wisconsin Ave. Bethesda
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HELP WoAAEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, for
small, eongenial once; must have
dietsphoene exper.: 40-hr. wk.;
vacation with pay and hosp. Salary
open. Apply MRS. FISHER. 2437
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02

WAITRESS, experienced. whits:
ply UNCLE BTILfEs. North Beach.
Nd .
WAITRESS WANTED. must be ex.
per. in food and LIQUOR and over 81.
Apply in person only. COCKATOO
CAFE AND BAR. 11l3 Pa. ave. nv.
WAITRESS, white. experienced; ex-
cellent tips: Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT, 904 9th st. NV. r..
WAITRESS. white. earn bet. S60-$75
week. BURCHs SEAFOop; 2obl
Wiser Wiser blvd Arlington Va. "a
MATTRESSES, white. attractive: sx-
TORY GRILL. 1117 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. Ia
MATTRESSES. white. experienced;
Excellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT. 904 9th st. NV,
WAITREsS-BAR MAID. 8 am. to 5
Permanent. 1855 yrs. old. Local
exper. and refs. required; no others
considered. FAMOUS RE5TAUs
RANT, 1918 N. Y. ave. NV. --S
WAITRESS. colored. nightwork,
4:30 til /. Ii. 3-9S59. 81 M st.
s,w.
WAITRESS. white. age $3.50. for
split-Shift: 8 to Q and 5 to IL.
Good salary, TIPS. working condi-
lions. See the manager. BUFF AND
BLUE RESTAURANT, 2l01 Penna.
ave. NV. d
WAITRESS, experienced. IRVING
STREET RESTAURANT, 14l6 Irv.
ing st. NV. d
white. experienced.
II am. to 8 pm, GOOD FOOD
SHOPPE, Glebe I'd. and washington
blvd. ia. S-015l. y
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CASHIER, IS to IS, experience on
busy register preferred or will train.
Apply HECHINGER CO.. 6o2b Ga.
ave, NV. q
CASHIER, white, exper,: must have
local refs. Apply manager. KINNEY
PARKING GARAGE. 5l4 18th st,
DIV. -
CASHIER TYPIsT-Good opportu-
nifty for willing worker. 5-day week
See Mr. Alexander at r. MARS,
Canal at d at. s.w. p
CASHIER-Ideal lob for someone liy-
ing in Pals Church area. Cashier
for service dept. In automobile
CxsHiEIR.TYPIsT. age is to 80, for
modern finance once. Must be ac-
eurate with figures, good phone
voice and able to meet public; good
starting salary and regular in
sHIPLEY. bet. IL am. and D PM
Pc. 2-243O. -
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Arthur Murray
Interviews Teachers

ARTHUR MURRAY BEGINS mis- free
training program IN he finest
dance schools Of the world. PLEASE
do not apply
UNLESS
Age 22 to 30.
2 College. background or equivalent.
8 Highest social and academic back
4 Above AVERAGE PERSONAL ap.
pearance.
8 No experience necessary. tut -ex-
cellent learning ability required,
Company renefits include sick Fay,
paid vacation. employe PROFIT
SHARING plan. Guaranteed income
TO start. Apply II. person 2 pm. 70
Q pm. only. ARTHUR MURRAY
10ll Conn. ave. nv. --E--
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Statesmen

men, with cars, with previous
exper selling vacuum cleaners. en-
eycIopedia, storm windows, insur.
anee. ETC., urgently needed to
cover leads from our tremendou,
radio advertising. Why KNOCK
ooSss W SSee ~. 2. season, SrodSet
out men average over SIbO Weei
Al: wear and sell only by appoint
ments. II you are tired Of makins
little money and have the desire
to make big money. II you ara
tired of producing and keeping
your own customers, come in and
see US immediately. Ask for MT
Keller at $40 9th st. NV. .
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IF

You think you are or can be \ sales
man and have q proven capacity
for work and . desire TO build q
satisfying career with above-ayer-
age Income maybe you should give
this some thought.
This Is not = "set-rich- auick' prop
osition, but one requiring intelli-
gent effort and work.
The men selected will be provided
. thorouEh training program in:
Guiding actual field training and
attending our national sales train
ing school.
They will have the backing Of the
largest exclusive health and acci-
dent company In the world. al
advertising program on q national
scale including TV. radio. maya
zines and newspapers; and quail
ified leads from diversified sources
Our average successful man earns
q minimum Of $4,000 . year.
II you think you should inquire,
phone RE, 7-s600 for an appt
Ask for Mr.. Hetzler.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Clerk-Typists 60, $55-$6S
JANE BuRcH. Rm. 22e Bond Bldg
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SALESMAN

To operate 0 well-establishsd retail
coffee and grocery route. We train
you and introduce you to regular
huying customers. Salary while
training. salary and commission
after trains security eca ..r 1an nDe ~
opportunity for advancement, car
and expenses Furnished. Man must
De 26 to 40 years of ase, married
and have good past employment
record. Call Mr.. Caldwell, COOK
COFFEE CO.. MA. e-l672 after
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Accountant Bkpr., SIS, 600

downtown. excellent positionl
Bkkpr.. 1-girl ONCE. Bethesda, TO $50
Bkkpr... Hyattsviile area----t0 $50
Asst. Bkkpr.. downtoWp- ----- SUB
A Asss Se eisrFs; sos som. .ypinr 81 SSS
sRcYS. And sTENos.
Seey., labor research $500 $3.50
Once Mgr.-secy.. aviation $325
SecyS., International ors.----S3,aog
Secy., statistical S32 3
Steno.. medical dept. ------S3.e0Q
yr. Stenos. several ----S3. 3g0
secs o3rH iimp0 ociFEfsicE Posrr1oNs 30
Editorial asst. journalism or
home economic decree "; 900
Typist, eiectromatic 1888
Supervisor, .insur. counter. Ar; S2I5
RECEIPT. -typist, monitor board $50
PIX new board $2U
Clerk -typists. train. PIX 500
Clerk -typists. bsginners to SS0
MGR posting operator ---. 500
Comptometer operators 500
Keypunch operator -------- $3.50
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
14e0 New York Ave NV. Room SOC
ADMIN. sEcY.. social work or
Undressing exper. $500
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
Receipt. TYP, ynE. and attr. $3.50
RECEIPT. typ. dentist -----s $3.50 up
Receipt. typ, drs. ofc. $3.50
RECEIPT. TYP, Fails Oh. S24o
RECEIPT. PIX, coll. bcksrd. 500 up
Personnel elk. TYP. min. S24O
seey.. no shrthd.. trade
ssey.. NO sArthd.. real est.
secy. no shrthd.. radio dept. - $40
CORES. elk, pub. fleld 1878
CHI. typ, wash. blvd. $275
0enl. off. Wash. blvd. $3.50
elk typ, trade assoc. $40
CIk twp. airport S21q
Secy., press and radio ---- so
Secy.. to magazine editor ----S B
Secy.. Wash. blvd. 81 3
|Secy., airport 81 3
|Steuo., @. Ari. S6S
Bkkpr., hotel beksrd. $500
Bkkpf,, 8 Ari, --.- $50
Asst. Skkpr. typ. Wilson blvd. $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000
oil King 81. Alex. H. a-6055
AddreSSograph-Mail
NE; SALARY OPEN.
JANE BURCH. RIM. 226. Bond Bldg.
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TYPIST

For circulation dept. of well known
weekly news magazine. Position will
consist primarily of routine enve-
lope and card typing. Pleasant
working conditions. free life and
health insurance, liberal retire.
ment program. Stable, progressive
company will consider mature ap-
between 9 and B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
GOODYEAR
ATOMIC
CORPORATION
OFFERS
OPPORTUNITIES
TO
TECHNICAL
PERSONNEL
IN ATOMIC
ENERGY

Near Portsmouth, Ohio
this plant is the newesr
addition to the Acc Gas
Ieous Diffusion program
for production Of fiSsion'
able materials.
The openings listed be-
low are in our Laboratory
Division, which utilities
the most modern equip.
ment and facilities in de-
velopment in this field Of
atomic energy.
CHEMIST
Pho, SO years expert
ence in basic or applied re-
search in physical and In
organic chemistry. M. s. OF
|B. s. degree with equivalent
qualifications accep table
Background in chemical en-
cheering desirable, but moi
required.
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ALEXANDHIA-AKE MEN
Pull or part time work In hours to
suit you; must be able to meet pub
lie; about So an hour: no car or
experience necessary. See Mr..
BRUCE. Wednesday, Al pm,
Room 200. 4l9 King St. Alex
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COMPTOMETER
OPERATOR

Large COMPANY offers immediate
opening In finance department.
Salary to $40 per week dependins
upon experience; under 40 years;
conditioned ONCE, located In NV
suburbs. Excellent employe benefits
For interview, include name. phont
number and experience to
DIV Ao1 q CTAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
MARRIED MAN

For responsible position with large
national distribus a6m oTs sahs ~ tio1
aptitude helpful. Car to your ad-
vantage, II you are available i'm
mediately see employment mgr, 10
an. to IL. I703 Duke st.. Alex.
Va a
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CLERICAL
SECRETARIAL
TRAINEES
IMMEDIATE
FULL TIME OPENINGS
XPPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.

p Street at 7th NV.
CLERK, under 80, for general ONCE
work in circulation dept. Of pub.
figures essential: b-day, 40-houl
week, paid Republication and life
insurance. Sick and annual leave
privileges. Cali Mr.. PERRY, co
CLERK. for Newspaper once. age Is
to 30, b-dAy, 40-hour week, raid
disqualification and life insurance
retirement plan. Call MISS GROVE
co. b-10l4. "
CLERK, once. part time, t2 TO 81
Monday through Friday. some typ
ing. PARKS1DE REALTY CO:
1925 Georgia ave, Wheaton, Md
Apply o am. to ~ Wed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25

Miss Clara Alexander left the
city today to go to New York by
way Of Chicago. She will join the
first group of delegates for the Of
fical tour of the National Baptist
Convention to London, Finland
where the Baptist World Alliance
will convene. Miss Alexander will
be in the Travel Party" of the
President of the National Baptist
Convention, DIR. J. H. Jackson, and
his family. They will sail from
New York Friday, June "a. This
great Biblical and historical tour
will extend over a period of six
weeks. The delegates will have
the opportunity of visiting three
continents and II countries includ-
ing the Holy Land.
Large numbers of friends in the
city and throughout the state have
showered Miss Alexander with
courtesies and good wishes for a
Happy Voyage"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
ALABAMA SHERIFF Makes GOO
ON PROMISE TO NEGRO VOTERS
after WINNING ELECTION
Negro Deputy Has Unrestricted
Area With Power To Arrest
Appointment First Since Reconstruction
Appointment First Since Reconstruction

Mobile, Ala, June 20.-(Special)
Ray D. Bridges, sheriff of Mobile
County, made good on his promise
to Negro voters following his cleo
ton by the appointment last week
of Frederick D. Harris, IS year
old Negro as a deputy sheriff with
an unrestricted area, and the power
to arrest anyone if the conditions
warrant an arrest.
The appointment was the first
of its kind to be made here since
the reconstruction era.
Harris, a native of Mobile, at
tended the Mobile County Training
School, and later was graduated
from Alabama State Teachers Col
lege.
The appointment also made Har-
ris the first Negro to be appointed
a deputy sheriff under civil SER
vice.
The sheriff's office told newsmen
that the appointment of Harris to
the force will have a great deal of
influence on the heavy populated
areas where delinquency is RAM
pant.
Harris, family man, is mar
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
Negro Publishers
Hold 18th Annual
Convention

Kansas City, Mo-, June 21.-The
18th annual convention of the Ma
tional Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation ended a three-day meeting
here Saturday afternoon after a
panel of experts mapped out pos
sible ways of desegregating
through cooperation.
The panel, held at 10 am. Fri
day, included: Thurgood Marshall,
chief counsel, NAACP; Lester B.
Granger, executive director, Ma
tional Urban League; William
Trent, executive secretary, United
Negro College Fund; Horace Sud-
duth, president, National Negro
Business League; James c. Evans,
civilian aide to Secretary of De-
tense; and panel chairman, Dow
dal H. Davis, general manager,
Continued on Page Eighty
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
Storer College Closed By Indignation

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va,
June 20.-Storer College has held
its commencement. It's board de-
cided to suspend functioning after
the state had notified it that the
usual annual appropriation of $780,
900 would be discontinued because
of the Supreme Court desegration
ruling.
The college has in it's SO years
had only Negroes as students al
though it's charter does not specify
it shall be only for that race. 1t is
the second oldest college of it's kind
in the country.
The board some weeks ago voted
the discontinuance when the with
drawal of the state aid, given for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
cambridge To
Raise Funds For
Urban League

NEW YORK, June 20.-Dorothy
cambridge, who has accepted the
national craftsmanship of the Ur-
ban Leagues Embarrassing cam
paign for the construction Of new
headquarters in New York, can
celled her European vacation in or
der to devote herself to the project.
Until she begins her co-starring
assignment with Deborah Karr and
Yul Bdynner in October in goth
Century-Fox' version of "The King
And l." she will be largely occu-
pied with the campaign in New
York and Los Angeles.
Miss cambridge is to play Tup-
rim, the Siamese girl, who is given
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
Senator's First
Negro Blasting
Away At Plate

WASHINGTON.-The Washing
ton Senator'S first Negro player,
big Carlos Paula, has earned him
self a place in the line up with his
whistling bat, it was announced
this week by Manager Chuck Dres-
sen.
Paula, according to Dresser, has
bolstered the Mats where they
needed it most, ct the plate. He
has taken over in the outfield from
Roy Sievers, who had slumped to
a miserable .128 at bat.
Paula made his first appearance
with the Senators against the Ne,
gro laden champion Indians three
weeks ago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
Oklahoma COLLEGE
For Women To
Enroll Negroes

Chickasha - The Oklahoma Col
lege for Women will enroll Ne
gro students during the fall semes-
ter, according to a statement made
today by Mrs. Slydia E. Troullier,
was called at the enrolment desk
at the college with Rev. G. L. Col
Inns, president of the Chickasha
Branch NAACP and made inquiries
regarding entering the school.
Mrs. Troyllier says she was cord
tally received in the offices of the
institution and told that the sum-
mer term for enrolment was past
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
THE METHODIST Men OF Central
CHURCH NEGRO GROUP HERE
IRkED BY SEGREGATION
Statement FROM White CONF.
8-Point Protest Resolution Adopted
Committee On Social And Income
Relations Backs Move

The Methodist men, organization
of Central Methodist church, old
est and largest Negro Methodist
church in the city were irked by
the stand taken in regard to the
Central Jurisdiction of the church,
and on the subject of racial segre-
cation by the white Methodist con-
ference, as reported in the local
press following the conference pre-
sided over by Bishop Marvin
Franklin here last week.
The Methodist Men, joined by
the committee on social and eco
nomic relations of Central church
adopted an eight point resolution
in protesting the statement regard
ing the action of the white confer
ence.
A copy of the resolution follows:
June 20, 1856
The Editor
Jackson Advocate
jackson, MISSISSIPPI
Dear Sir:
Herewith is a copy of resolu-
ton passed by the Methodist Men
and the Committee on Social and
Economic Relations of Central
Methodist Church relating to an
article in the Clarion-Ledger
Miss Daily News Sunday, June
10, 1866 and sent to the editors
of these papers.
Be it resolved:
~ That we deplore the action
of the Mississippi Annual Confer
ence, Southeastern Jurisdiction, in
petitioning the General Conference
of the Methodist Church to retain
the present racially segregated
basis of church jurisdictions"
(2) That while the resolution on
segregation was not printed, your
release indicated that the delegates
felt that the Central Jurisdiction
should be maintained because of the
inferiority of the Negro and as the
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-06-25
Powell Claims Victory As New
Military Reserve Bill Is introduced

Washington, D. c., June o.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, d., N.
w. claimed victory" Monday af-
ter Rep. Vinson d., Ga.) intro
duced in the House a watered-down
Military Reserve bill as a substi-
tute for an earlier bill that was
blocked by Southern congressman.
The substitute bill eliminates a
controversial section on the Ma
tional Guard, to which an anti
segregation rider was attached by
Rep. Powell. The rider aroused
Southern Congressman causing the
administration bill to be side
tracked.
The heart of the administration
plan was contained in the section
that was dropped. It provided for
a special six-months training corps
for teen-aged volunteers to Ma.
tional Guard units that practice
segregation or discrimination.
Under the Vinson plan, no re-
servists would be assigned to Ma
tional Guard units even IL they do
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