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MlseELLANEQUs EoR SALH

WAsHERs. DRIERs - Aptomstis
washer. new 1855 model 9t2ei
driers. new 1855 model. 500, Al
appliances available II wholesalt
prices. Remember no price beats
wholesale. Open ewes. It'll o: sun.
SER sp ia e kpi III sssS Wo sIE
sALERS, 91S Silver epring ave.
Just behind the firehouse. --27
WASHERS, all makes, types, Ss.al
UP; most gnaranteed: repairs an
service FRKDERICK'S. 1905 14tl
st. NV. IA. $4,000.
WASHERS FOR RENT. new. onl,
S1.25 wk. Rent now, buy later u
satisfied. AD. 4-4092. -23
WASHER, Apex with pump snt
timer. March 'b5. very reasouable
FL. 6-4204 between 10 and 8.
WELDERs, new or used LNcoLif
for sale OF for rent; EARLHkCk Z
I.ANDRUM. INC. 1923 CathedrA
WELDING AND CUTTING EQUIP.
MENT; with causes, T6-ft. hose;
WINDOWS Nm wi IL iish, wooden. doupis
hung. one 16 light twin, wooden
double hung.. complete With screens
81 each. Oh. 0-4so9; RI. 7-1s2o
Ext, $3.50 lIl=s5 -S1
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ROOMS WITH soARD

MT. PLEASANT AMAZINGLY furn
rm. next to bath, End a.: excel
table; home privileses. AID. 4-i503
WALTER REED vlc.--Neyly furn.
cious meals. RA. 3-4124. ga
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001-Nics
wk: TV avail. good meals: youni
DUPONT T0wERs, i7o9 2ist st
n.w.-A distinctive home for youni
people: elev.. TV: reas. co. 6-9536
CLUE MASON. 1870 N, Hamp. ave
close In. egie. and others, $3.50
wk. UP, incl. meals and hotel serv'
ices. CO. 5-g31g. NO. 7-8770.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23lO ASHMEAD PL NV
Just on $500 block Conn, ave. ai
Taft Bridge: Rock Greek bark area
Low weekly rates: include room
breakfast. dinner 24-hr hotel serv'
Toe; friendly atmosphere.
no. 2-3566
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DINETTE SET. mahogany. with
FILE CABINETS

s-pRAwER. WOOD. LETTER S sTzE
Anna1s siair 81 1 Sc sEzE. siRss Az
SiiPrEE AY TEEEe:rh MAAN9o pio sss p SAhs
CABINET. S24.95. N. FRANK 4
SON, 414 Srd ST. NV. Elk. 3-S97A.
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lACHELQR APT S7l

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available. Living room
Modern Kitchen and built-in tut
with tiled shower. waIk-in closets
Tastefully and completely fur
nished Venetian blinds; e4-houl
Also available. 2-bedroom apart.
ment. HO 2-6b74.
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DOGS. PETS. ETc.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs, 9
outstanding specimens. finest blood.
hines. invite comparison; ! male, |
female. mos; al shots JE.
GERMAN sHEP. PUPS Are you
lonely, need 9 pet1 Buy German
p sssp, pup ,,pl he, 4,5 ;I. Aye. "a.
an MARKED: esii 81 s sGi 's'u.i as
BOXER, male; fawn: 5 months old.
Cali after 8 pm. CIR. 3-05s5;
SHEPHERD PUPS; Axe
registered: country raised. Pooies-
M 1--WE iths pAcHsHuND ruPPiRs.
5 5sS 9aS S as ;.4 TS5msd rs snd
BEAGLE; female; Q months old:
lemon and white; all shots: S3S.
p SeH III n,'1 PSTSpprEs: black ana
tan: 8 weeks: champion stock:
MIN. SCHNAUZER, female; 1h
yrs; purebred. Axe: lovely pet;
sweet disposition: SO; Lu. 4-7425.
ALL KINDS OF PETS
ADORABLE HEALTHY PUPPIES
SALE ON MONKEYS AND
PARAKEETS
We offer complete all pet line:
lowest prices on tropical fish and
aquarium supplies,
Also we can offer better prices and
service as . member Of the Village
CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP
$50 Northampton st. EN-. 3-74si
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

CaAM SAWS "a - .;Pss Al, ,is gssEa s4,1SII
trio typewriter, late models only
Special rates for students. Fret
delivery, Call Elk. 3-4s33. ROYAL
TYPEWRITER CO. 20
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FuRNTTURE-NEW

FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
ses.50 wrouEht-iron dinette S54.9s
$l29.5 bunk beds compl. 79.y5
$50 so chrome 5-pc. dinette 1900
$9S.5 Administer 9x12 rugs 49.0l
summer rugs, all grades
eyclon HOLLYWOOD beds 47.9a
Bedrms.. uv rm din. rm. Terms
KING FURNITURE CO
0203 Ga. Ave u. 9-bS9 !
1865 H st. NE u. 6-0l0g
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REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
rY ncnnTTTC

Entire stock must De moved Of new
ley, Gibson Admiral refriferators
and freezefs: no reasonable o1ef
refused AL new and fully guar
Free del free service. Open ewes
STANDARD "a HDAap TIRE q BATTERY CO
RRFGR.. s-cu.-ft,, gas servel. freez-
ing compartment, 1854 model; new
cond., $3.50. AID. 4-15s9. RS
KEFGRS.. GE. 4 Gu. H.. very quiet
special low price. puNNMARk,
REFGRs.. used 1890 up: guaran-
STOVE. ioii tn nv. Ma. s-s95s.
RIDERS MANUALS. Volumes IL. IL,
10 and Is. Also art inyerter. Q
| volt, 100 watts. continuous duty.
Everything practically new. SIS,
E e: I.s. Platform sss Chinese III J.d'
R IaSs n sersis no imported. sxig. ike
new: 3295 or offer. Make ofieT
today. XII 9-9O9S. 20
RUGS teI, 9xl2, Oriental design.
rugs brand-new, never used. value
S75: sacrificing for $50, ORIEN-
tai RUG MART. 1906 @ st. nv,
RUGS, Oriental; large and small;
reduced prices RARE RUG SHOP
"aST 18th st. NV.
RUG, Chinese Oriental, 12xi4: leev-
in: eity; must z, .,.,o6 saerihce. also
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RooMs FURNIsHEp--N.E.

TWO clean comfortable rooms. Pre-
fer someone with baby or small
, fai!eM MORSE Sfis s sr. a EE9sinrls room
for empi. lady, all conv.. all priv:
phone and cookinF, Ii. 4-sO92.
$50 ONEIDA ST. NE rms, in
private home, kit. privls.. washer.
good transp. Ladies only. ia,
e;9SH. after 3 pm, oox So.
COiORED - LOVELY large front
room unfurnished for one en-
ployed gentleman. PRIVILEGES. no.
2-66S4. TX
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-vA.

IN, ARL.-smali apt. pvt: home. ex-
Hall; Pent. ia; s.2Sl6.. -2s
rm.. parking court, cow. bus.
Minis. to Pentason. FL. 4-7254;
500 s. COURTHOUSE RD.. apt. No.
New BLDG. new furniture, new
draperies. No matter how fastidious
you are this apt. will please you,
Living room. full dining area.
Kitchen. :. bedrooms. bath. concrete
porch. $3.50 per mo, Key at Apt.
No. 1. Call BETHEL. Dl. 7-3l00,
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COLORED-2 RMS, kit, dinette
share bath; SIS mo-: private home
s2S Allison St. NV. TU. $4,000.
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN., ilv. rm.
separate din, area. bedrm., kit
ana PVT, bath. Call after 4 pm Pm.
CoIoRED--slo 10th ST. Ne
Lovely 3-rm. apt. pvt. bath, ST. sc
Wi RfI; S5ilsii se ~ Ii, e-5 SO;
CCLoRED-NR. MASS. AND ard NE
APT. bldg 1-bedrm. apt. redec
New refgr. SIS. Adults. Ia. 9-6ss9
CoLoRED-1 BEDRM., pvt. Kit.
share bath; utils. furn.;;. COW
c t,sn ng no; 1-3o39; after 8 Us
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, Also bedrm.
kit, porch. share bath: reas; conv
COLoRED-I74o EUCLID ST. NV
Attractive modern l and 2 rm
apis. Util. incl. DU. 7-1262. p:
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TIRE SALE

Full recsps.: guar ; wear like new;
6.00x1B. 6.70xl5 1913: 7.10xlb.
5;soSxl5' Ma spp SdS % ri fST s nS
1924 Ga. We W.. RA. 6-9S60.
TV IL inch Bendix table model. Ex-
cellent condition. $50. Call 10. q
Nv. RCA-18-inch model. with te-
DU. 7-6b5S. "a
TV, RCA- Victor. de luxe, 27-in. ma.
hogany console with full doors:
original cost. $3.50. will sell for
$3.50; going overseas. JE. 2-73ss.
UNIFoRM--Hieh school cadet offieer
uniform complete; medium size
SEQ Ii. 4-5777..
WALKER, hand. and pair Of erutch.
e.; excellent condition; So. CAL
Ii. f-47s3. ga
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FILE CARTNE'TS

800 NEW AND USED WOOD. STEEL;
ALSO CARD FILES, ALL SIZES
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO..
$40 N. 7. AVE. NV.
FOAM RUBBER, gain. mattress,
500. also cushions holsters, pillows.
cut to your sizes. FALLS CHURCH
SALES, JE. 2-2922. -2S
FOAM RUBBER for cushions. pads;
buy at wholesale. j H, GlChNEh'
35i3 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
tOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES,
GILLILAND. 2l45 Fn.w. Elk
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E RiSR; sSS,sSa isas Columbia Columbia road
n,w.-very large room and bath
also very large closet. $40 per mo
Available now. See janitor. RAN.
DALI HAGNER q CO., DE. $4,000
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ATS. EuRN., Va. tcea..l

A B.s.aS sp.ia ss1'1s ss,: sps ..rs !,
s $500 cal ~ ssssao bssv.: Z
10 am and pm.
FOET CRAIG APTS.---Available Oct
1; 1-bedrm. newly-redecoEated. fur.
ntshed apt. conven.. to Fl. Myer
Arlington. Adults only. Apply Apt
2. 1l8 9. Courthouse I'd. Arl- fol
inspection, -23
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-p. G.

GEoR0ETOWN EFFIc.--FuII kit, IN
f psy slass Hles : :s:, s Ho % s WIZ
i526 l7th ST. k.W.--Liy. rm.. bed.
fm., kit. and bath; S66 mo. Avail
Gf' 7osa n s Sr ~ Slds ss sss ian..9I q
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DLAMONDS-bady,s EM cts. S12o;
mans i3s cts. $4o0: iady,s p Ct,
yIa5: iady's "a cts, S695; lady's
$i.750. LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1423
II ct. NV. NE S-526S. IA
Debating MACHINE. Edison
VoiceWriter; hardly used: 500 Oh
list price. Settle estate. To. 2-229e.
pINETTE SET. mahogany. with For-
mica top; $50. Call 10. 2-S1SS
between and 4, IA
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut, with
s handmade needlepoint chairs.
DIN. NM. FURN.--Small round Ia
BILE, 2 extra leaves, 9 chairs. bunet.
china and serv. tables; solid mahog.
Ress. Sell separately. Oh 2-s5os.
DREssEs-Entire iady's wardrobe
suits. dresses. gowns, coats. biouses.
skirts: size IA to TO-. Good conal,
ton. some new. $500 Queens Chapel
PAN window. So-in... / veal. old.
S35: very good condition. FL; D.
1904 between 10 and g.. -2S
FENCE POSTS, chestnut, been ereo-
soted: approx. lis or 120; drilled.
8 holes In e.. post; ~ 20. CAL Az
ter 4 pm. IA. E-5799. ---22
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STEEL

almost new, 80.
DU, 7-4200, Ext 405, after 9 pm
srENoTYPE MACHs., $3.50, with
8 free lessons TEMPLE SCHOOL
1898 @ st NV. MA S-325s.
STUDIO COUCH, Eclipse; new con-
sitioR $50 OF Io best IN otIes Call Ap;
TABLE, (3sx56l and chairs. ma
hor.. table pad and leaf. In good
cond.. $50. 10. 1-2463 after ?; m.
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EFFICIENCY APT, $72
1-BEDRM. APT, $40
NEW ol AM hsfa 81 NY HSrs.
Switchboard and Mail Desk Service

NEW AMSTERDAM APTS.
Switchboard and Mail Desk Service
Very attractive and weli-maintained
elevator apt. bldg; carstop at door !:
all conveniences on premises. Apply
At desk or CALL MRS. ROGERS,
CO, 5-7400.
1112 10th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely furn. modern BLDG: elevator
and switchboard service. See res.
mgr. on premises. or call Ma. g.
]. A. McKEEvER CO., INC.
1889 K st NV. ST. 3-ss00
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Formica, Tools, Paint
CIT Sligo Ave, Silver Spring
Fri. I'll o PM: Sat. 0 to 8 Pm.
~. 5000
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SHIPLEY PARK

0f1lE LIE ! z ACth
Attraetiveiv ,furnlshed and redeeo-
rated ] and Q bedrooms. Nv. rni.,
dinette, kit. and bath. picture
windows. ample closet space. laun
dry facilities: convenient to bus
and shopping. center; once on de-
vel 3400 18th q. sc. 10. 2-ni35:
1875 NEWTON ST. NV.
i-rm., kit, and bath, Completely
furn.. oil utiis. Incl, See RES
NOR, Apt. g. or call Du. T-1s71,
or VIII. 8-64s4. ~
BACHELOR APT, $40
fKITcHEN FAcILTTIRsl
TERRACE APIS, 334T card ST. Sc.
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
See Mr.. Roach Mgr. Apt. l. 10.
NoRMAN BERNSTEIN syNpIcATEs
1924 18th ST. NV.
e bedrooms. living room. kitchen
and bath. --25
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Officers Service Club
Rms. by day. wk month with club
and social activities for active. IN
active and reserve cfiiters. 1914
2lst st. NV, AID. 4-240n.
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TARPAULIN


proof, &c sq. f.; suitable for hay.
bldg. material. construction job
truck bodies, etc. 25I3 M st. NV,
Elk. 3-3527.
TEACART, folding; treadle sewing
machine, Singer KE. $3.50. ~
- Late models with
Ice. screen; used; fully guaranteed
will sacrifice at fraction of orig;
sets for sale at wholesale prices,
Call ewes. I'll 9: Sun. l0-4, ~,
6-6336. SILVER sPRING APPLI-
ANCE WHOLESALERS. 91s Silver
Spring ave. Just behind the hre'
rEIEvIsIoN SET. Motorola Tin.
cabinet model, $40. Cali IA g.
TINE FINE CLOCK. fBM, Model $500, II
new-machine condition. S75. "a
S.bg37. "a
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IEAC0N APIS, 1901 calvert st.
Elevator. bedrm: lily. nm. kitchen,
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Jalousie
n NifVyTEISSITToe5RfsY SALE SALE

2sss In BY az in. yi6.2 sI
81 In. by b04s in. ----s "a .OSl
sA'0u.' SEQ SALES
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$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
All large. bright rooms; detached
bldg. l and 2 hedrms.; So 80 and
S74.5 See res. msr. at Apt. 304.
MARSHALL J, MAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st, NV. AID. 4-2005
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InterraciaI 80.
CONTINUED from Page One)

made up from representatives of
both Jurisdictions, met at the Peo-
Piles Methodist Community Gen.
ter, here, to work out the details
of the program. This program,
first of it's kind, here, was sug-
gested by DR.. Virgil Morris, of the
South Central Jurisdiction. At
that planning conference were the
two district superintendent, the
two presidents of the district or
CARNATIONS, and the two District
Directors of youth. Miss Jean
Reed, secretary of the Central
Jurisdiction group, was also pres
ent. An inter-racial program was
presented together. DR.. N. A.
Holmes, Director Of Religious Life
at billiard University made the
address.
Revs. G. R. Messer and Richard
w. Calvin, are the two district d.
rectors, and Miss Elsie Stumpf and
Mr.. C. H. D. Bowers are the two
district presidents. Rev. Mr.. Mess
er presided and the Rev. Mr.. r.
w. Calvin, directed the music.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12

Deer call for CAKE everybody dieters need cake to
celebrate birthdays holidays weddings
Todays recipe treat for ceebrater
Cake contains only 81 cao ervng this
is Sucar the which
without losing its becoming bitter
cries in coffee tea and other drinks.
every tablespoon of not used.
Low Calorie Magic Ring Cake For Dieters
3egg whites 3egg yolks
tablespoons graduated sugar I3 cup cake flour
teaspoon Sucaryl solution Io teaspoon
Sucaryl tablets crushed teaspoon vanilla
Beat whites until stiff add
yolks coored fold into
whites Mix and sft flour and
mixture Add vanilla Bake CREASED onch moderate
35OF As minutes Turn upside down cake
cake does drop easily with knife
Orange Syrup over cake Fill center with Fluffy Cream Filings
Syrup To 1/3 add
rnd and Ia Sucary solution
Simmer 3 to minutes and then pour cake ring
Fluff. Cream Filling: To envelope unfavored gelatne add
cold water and Sucay
crushed Add boiling water and dissolve
favong food Chill
2 of this soft geatne to Ia light whipped
pile In center of cake Use remaining geane
Cake eight Each seUg alories grams pro-
carbon ydate SUGAR each
ScrVipg w0Uld contain 1872 cGl0rcs
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
Secret Communist
Meeting Details
Plans For Africa

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 7
Secret meeting between N. Afri-
can Communists and intermedia-
ries for TIE Soviet Union took place
the last week in December in Am
sterdam, Holland, the common
point of discussion being what will
be done to help broaden any fu-
ture uprising against the French
Government in either Tunicia or
Morocco.
Private advices of these meet
ings which have reached the United
States in recent days indicate that
the Communist plan for infiltra-
ton into North Africa would be
by the Chinese volunteer" tech
nique. This technique was a ma
Jor instrument used by Mac Use
tung to seize power in China.
Peoples Volunteers
In this case, the Chinese voluu-
teers" would be several thousand
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Tunisians, Moroccans, and Alger-
! ians who were captured during the
/ long war in Indochina. These North
Africans were in the French Army
and in the French Foreign Legion
and in some cases actually deserted
to the Hi Chi Mini forces rather
than fight what they had come to
believe was a colonial" war.
These several thousand North
Africans, it is reliably reported,
were sent to Communist China for
brainwashing and indoctrination.
After the Indochina armistice last
summer, the North Africans were
sent into the Soviet Union where
they were lodged in Soviet Army
barracks and given extensive mill
tary training.
Two thousand of these North
Africans are now reported to be
in Czechoslovakia presumably
awaiting the day when they can
appear as peoples volunteers"
on the North African littoral.
Meanwhile, in Tunisia and Mo-
rocco, the Communists, most of
whom are in Communst-controlle
trade unions, are making it clear to
anti-Communist nationalists that
Soviet help can be expected when
ever the occasion arises. For the
moment, the forces represented by
the Neo- Destour Party in Tunisia
and the Istialal in Morocco have
rejected these promises.
Anti Reported
The head of the Tunisian Neo-
Destour Party. which is strongly
anti-Communist, is Habib Bour-
guiba, now virtually under "house
arrest" in a chateau outside of
Paris where he has been negotia-
ting with the Mendes-F France gov
eminent of possible home rule in
Tunisia.
According to information reach
ing here, Mr.. Bourguiba is report
eddy growing more and more pes
simistic as to possibility Of even
fashioning modest start toward
self-government in Tunisia. Mo-
roccan leaders now in Paris share
the same general pessimism.
One Of the unhappy develop
ments of the stalemated negotia-
tions is growing ti-American-
ism among North African nation
alist leaders because American
arms are an integral part of
French military power in North
Africa and because of the belief
that American policy is closely
meshed with that of the French
Government.
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Wilkinson Citizens
Launch $1,000
Drive Feb. II

On Sunday night, February 81,
citizens of Wilkinson County plan
handing to Principal Anselm J.
Finch of Centreville, the amount
of 81 900 to be used in his program
to reveal the better side of Mis-
sissippi and to give his poem "Mis-
sissippi" chance to be circulated
nationally.
Slogan for the Know Mississippi
Better Program is "Know Missis-
sippi Better and You'll Know The
Better Mississippi" Progress and
culture of the Mississippi Negro
will be revealed in pictures and
tape recordings for radio stations
throughout the state.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
Union Protective
Holds Annual
Stock holders
Meeting

The 22nd annual stockholders
meeting Of Union Protective AS
surance Company was held Fri
day, January 28th, at the company's
home office at 1868 Beale Avenue.
A review of the company's 1854
statement revealed substantial in.
creases in each department. The
stockholders approved a 100 per-
cent stock dividend, increasing the
capital of the company from $780,
600 to 100000. The stockholders
also approved a cash dividend of
Is percent. An expansion program
was also approved to include the
state of Missouri.
The same Board of Directors was
retained in the person of L. H
Twigg, president and chairman OF
the board; T. H. Hayes, Jr. newly
elected secretary; E. R. Kirk, treas
urer; DR.. w. O. Speight, ST., Medi-
cal director; O. T. Westbrook new
ly elected agency director; A. NJ
Woods vice president and E. G.
Horne, vice president.
0. T. Turner, manager of the
Memphis Beal Street District Of
flee, was elected associate agency
director. L. T. Artison was elect
ed as auditor in the agency depart
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Few chicaeo..,

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pital, said last week that fewer
than one per cent Of Chicago's
100000 Negroes are permitted to
enter private hospitals.
Speaking at a luncheon meeting
of the Chicago Council Against
Discrimination Of Greater Chicago,
DR.. Young said that as long as the
practice of discrimination in hos
pitfalls continues, the medical well
fare of the city is endangered.
The physician added that public
facilities are being overtaxed by
patients who can afford to pay for
private disqualification. AS a re-
suit, many who cannot pay are de-
MED access to needed medical
treatment.
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the famous civil rights attorney.
Later she worked in the office
of Attorney William HASTE when
ne served as special advisor to the
secretary of the Department of
War. Next she worked as secre-
tary to Henry Wallace when he
was secretary of commerce, and
then as administrative side to Col.
Campbell Johnson of the Selective
Service Administration; finally be-
coming secretary to Congressman
Dawson, filling the vacancy Great
ed by Miss Leah Brock who re-
signed.
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James Roosevelt.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Congressman William L. Dawson
d., No.
Mrs. Jones came to Washington
from Los Angeles where she had
BEEN employed in similar ca
pacity in the insurance office of
Roosevelt.
She had been engaged in the
political arena several years prior
to coming to Washington. Her
political experience began in the
California legislature where she
served as secretary to Assembly
men Augustus Hawkins and By
ron Rumford. Assemblyman Haw-
kins of Los Angeles and Assembly
man Rumford of Oakland were the
only two Negro assemblymen in the
state.
Four and half years ago, Mrs.
Jones worked in the campaign
when Roosevelt was a candidate for
governor of the state. Upon his
defeat, she took a job in his in
surance office where she was en-
ployed until his congressional cam
paign began. She worked actively
in the campaign until Roosevelt's
successful victory. She was then
given the job in the California rep
resentative's office and arrived in
Washington a week before Con-
gress convened.
Mrs. Jones received her education
in the high schools of San Fran
cisco and the junior college at
Sacramento, Calf. and was grad
uated from a secretarial and steno-
graphic school in Seattle, Wash.
She likes Washington fine, she
says, because she has so many
friends here, and she finds the work
in a congressional office fascinat-
ing.
Miss Qaurker, who halls from
Michigan, is a graduate of the De-
troit Institute of Commerce and
received her BBA from the Uni
versity of Detroit.
Before coming to Washington
as administrative assistant to Con-
gresham Diggs, she served as as
sistant in the office Of the presi-
dent Of the Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance Co., and was also
supervisor of personnel projects.
She is much elated over Wash
ington, she said, because it is such
an exciting and interesting city"
The people here are so cordial, she
added. She is looking forward
to very pleasant and interesting
stay"
She finds the work in a con-
CHEESEMAN'S office very "challeng-
ing, but most interesting"
Washington is nothing new to
Mrs. Williams, secretary to Con-
gresham Dawson, since she re-
sides in this city, but politics is
a new experience because citizens
of the District of Columbia are
not permitted to vote and therefore
have no opportunity to participate
in politics.
Her working experience, however,
has been most interesting. She
began her secretarial work in the
office of the late Charlie Houston,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-12
Two Escape
Death When Car
PIunges In Lake

COLUMBUS, Miss, Feb. 6
Two Negro men narrowly escaped
death Sunday when their automo-
bile plunged into a 20-foot-deep
lake near Columbus.
One of the men, J. T. Jefferson.
81, was washed about 800 feet by
spillway current before he man.
aged to grab q small tree growing
in the water.
The other man, Ned Thomas, AZ,
chung to the top Of the car until
a passerby tossed him a length of
steel cable and pulled him to safe
ty.
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as being among the more able
speakers of the younger ministry.
The music for the meeting will
be arranged and directed by Miss
Bernice Shumaker who will be the
pianist for the occasion. She is
a graduate of Jackson College and
a teacher Of the social studies at
the Attala County Training School,
Kosciusko, Miss.
The meeting will be open to the
general public.