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Evening star., 1955-01-29

YOUNG MEN-salary, sales expert.
sof. s6ss II aipfat pdath q 4. wv NV tfain' Room
WAITED. 2 men, for evening con-
hours 3 to 3 pm; car essential.
Apply 1890 @ St.. NV. End &;
Monday evening between z and Q
pm. Ask for Mr.. BURKET. --29
JOB PULLING HOUSE TRAILERs
lease. b. 3. TRAILER TRANSPORT
co. Cali WA. T-0426. II
TIME FOR A CHANGE? Are you
tired Of waiting for raises in pay?
Our sales stan Is short Of man
experience required; good pay; no
limit on earnings: complete training
for men who want to work; 9Th
largest Lincoln Mercury agency IN
the world. Call or write, MOORE
oREAR eVsl n'w. MoTH2Rs THl -5s6o. 5sS 44oo S cSpn
FIFTH OR THIRD CLASS ENG, mod.
air-cond. ofice bldg, good. working
n Sod il Io1t pm "a. st msss ps sis y
s5ilitS and :; szD. D. Box sss-R. Star r
PARr-TIME sALEsMAN--Bxper,.
enced In television and small ap-
pltencee, Tor large retail store. pleas
ant working conditions; excellent
earnings for right man. Apply OIL
$50 r st. NV. 8th floor. 80
&ERvICEMEN. bank equipment and
ONCE machines; age 1880, good
car; surrounding area; training Pc
fiod: salary, draw or commissions.
Want competent, hard-hittin9, .ex-
ecutiye-type of servicemen who Ike
freedom and opportunity. Call WE.
5.4795 for interviews. 30
EXPERIENCED s AND 1Oe STORE
stockman wanted; must have expe-
rfenee and ability to work. super
wise and maintain orderly stock
room. good pay to start and excel
lent future salary for the right man.
No limit to ase but must have ex-
friffnesd E. GREEN zSDS Co.. sefa cSiessiIIs 5SsssHn
I'd. silver Spring; Nd. p .
WE HAVE AN OPENING on our stan
for q young, college graduate, 25 to
So, with good personality and the
ability TO write concise, efiective
reports. Our man must be prepared
to meet and interview top executive
personnel and to make independent
decisions In the field. He should be
unmarried or II married with no
family because the Job involves con-
siderable travel for which q car and
all expenses are provided. We offer
Q fine career opportunity with q
nationally known organization. High
est references required. Inclose re-
cent snapshot. Box 305-R. Star.
An
Evening star., 1955-01-29
R~@sa-@
LADY


Excellent opportunity for young lady,
high school graduate, to become as
sociated with well-established retail
nrm. Previous sales experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 5-day week.
Apply after $3.50 am. BREWOOD.
YOUNG LADIES-saiary, sales ex-
T04. III 14th st. NV. Il
YOUNG LADY for salesIady in laun-
dry and dry. cleaning ONCE. Cali
Mr. BELL, Jr. or MIR. FARREN.
WOMAN. colored. canvassing for an
automatic, laundry. part time, in
Write qualifications. Box 405-S.
Star. -30
WOMAN. white. single; working man.
ager for guesthopSe; must like
people: willing to work and learn
business: live in: excellent oppor-
tunity for right person. RE. 7-S499.
---31
YOUNG WOMAN. age 5000, for
laboratory work In chemical enqi-
nesring research firm in Aiexandrias
COLLEGE chemistry. or laboratory ex:
advancement opportunities. Call ri.
9-s766 or KI. 9-7500. so
HOUSEWIVES
Free gifts to your friends. Games,
prizes, gifts. Have a plastic party
or become our demonstration. Book
parties. Excellent earnings. Mrs.
Frey H0. 2-1044. PLASTICS. 23I4
Rhode Island ave. ne. %
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. ls to
FL; general office work: must be able
to type. CITIZENS BANK OF
MARYLAND, 1900 Queens Chapel
rd.. Avondale. Md, WA. T-9065.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY ~twhite for
well-groomed ladies interested in
building their own business. Full or
part time. Potentials for immediate
advancement. No collecting or de-
livering, flexible hours. telephone
and car necessary. Phone for appt.
MRS. HANSON. ST. 3-1735, Mon.
through Sat, 9-8. q
TOP INSURANCE COMPANY has an
opening for a competent stenog-
rapher. between 1885; permanent
employment: attractive working con-
diticns: short hours 5-day week.
CAN MR.. JACKSON. OIL. 2-6609.
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION
tnfA In A
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Bldg. Materials

We have large amount Of all
kinds Of lumber, steel. radi-
ators, piywoods, plumbing
supplies, ETC.. from hun
dreds OF wrecking jobs. at
bargain prices.
Come in and Browse Around
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-el77
Evening star., 1955-01-29
AElP-MEN AND woMEN
ARCFITTECT

GROWING practice, needs drafesmeu.
Annapolis. Colonial S-3S00. SO
BOOKKEEPING-TYPiST. younE. 10
take full charge Of small once Of
national concern; experience desired;
start S65: 40-hr. wk. Box 323-R-
,i6IrnITH oPKRaroR. Model Eco
or 1880; 4u-hr, week, 3 days; steady
work, good salary, pleasant working
eonditionsi lzrge shop and facilities.
State ase. experience and phone no.
Box 2O6-R. Star. 40
PIANIST, colored, for gospel chorus,
Cali Mr.. WIGGINs. Ii. 7-i53S,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN---A rare
opportunity for Q youn6 man or
woman to learn real estate in Va.
We will rive you ell possible assist.
Anee and tfntnfne. We have one uf
the best commission nrTnnGenents ln
tAis assA CAL Sales MEr. n. 3
1AVQ. -
Evening star., 1955-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER. Bendix Dialematie or
semtautomstie, 1883 model per-
feet eond. Best offer. 10. f-0I4S.
WASHERS, an makes. types; ss.se
up: most guaranteed; repairs and
service. khkDkhICkaS. 39oh l4th
1t. nv. Ia. $1,000.
WASHERS. late model. SIS and SIS
each; Also automatic washer. S4b.
WASHER. Easy epIndrier. SIS: In
perfect condition. il. 3-0ie2. Isl
Y, sss ne, each; sola Tor Es.
ST. 3-15SS. 80
WASHER, automatic and gas drier:
Bendix twins: in good operating
cond.;; both SD, ia S-366T. 80
WASHERS
1855 Completely auto. famous make
sssa SssaeS Z. I'm, IN 1s factory ,.s sssss g req.
Escssie drSe Sss Pfss psss sass saSsg1 n era...,
res. ses9.e5. our price Sila.95.
Open TIL pm. sat. TIN @
BLAIR'S TV
WASHING MACHINES. used aufoSs
matte Bendix, those In working or
pairs SIS. EM. srIiis. so
MACHINE. Bendlx auto-
mattes new motor, good work. eond.g
best offer, TIE. 6-27S1. so
WASHING MACHINE-Comple re. !.
cord.; SIS TO $50. KENNY'S AP.
Rainier, UN. 4-gas4. -
WIRE RECORDER, Peirce: stand-in.
Hand mtcrophcne. foot controls, ear
phones, etc. Complete. ST5. 6420
Roosevelt st.. Bethesda. Nd, Ola
Evening star., 1955-01-29
WE WILL TRAIN

The man we need. No experience Is
necessary. If chosen, you will be
sent to our National Sales Training
School with salary and expenses
paid Upon return you viii. receive
practical exp experissnse ss,s WITH slttnd help ~ from
13.week period.
Progressive training will remove the
ceiling from your earnings, Our
average successful man earns min
sirnum of $4,000 a year. This is not
= "set-rich-auick" proposition but
substantial income from. the start.
and then you advance according to
the effort you put forth.
We are searching for q man with
ability, sincerity. good mentality and
one who can manage his time well.
II you're our man, phone RE. $4,000
for an appointment. Ask for Mr.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HELP-WoAAEN
ASSISTANT TO
HOIJSEKEEPER

1ANo 04JlA4J434 94b
T:30 a.m, to 40 pm. employees;
perience Necessary. CAN House
HOTEL HOT DUPONT PLAZA
HU. $4,000 ---31
AUTO SETTLEMENT CLERK
For Airing toms newest Chevrolet deal
ership. Must be experienced. Apply
to Mr.. Peterson, ia. T-61S1.
ROSENTHAL CHEW. CO..
II N. dlebe Rd., Arl., Va.
---31
BEAUTlCIAN. male or female stylist.
leading Silver Spring salon: excel
lent salary. Call ~. s-9530; al
in Bethesda's largest salon. Excel
lent salary. plus commission. Call
OIL. 4-12Ie or OIL 2-8475. 30
BEAUTICIANS and manicurists, for
modern apd well-estahlished beauty
ssloa e ives. ss't5y 81 opf ss4si sfl RA s.eeSs
BEAuTICiAN, manicurist. white. LEE
Observation-Disclosures, siERASl az. IAN expert. s
aSss sFsssRbs IGls YaEs sEsuy 4 ~ saIos Iss ss
BEAufiCiAN. exper.. cHiLIUM TER.
RACE BEAUTY SALON, 5al4 Riggs
I'd. chiilum. Hyattsville, Nd, IA.
nESg4Is'as TsT+ss ,s4rs ,sgss gasr e SsfF II
aI'oaos Ext 36os, after pm
BESauTY OPERATOR, full or l,s Dart.
time, exper.. necessary. also Md.
pEsGfY pE;ssGDfiY o4prRaToa, silSoi iG' r a'ss spt h1,.
Mondays. EN-, s-3sTi. --s9
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted; an
around good salary and commission;
ste&dy lob; S-day wk. CAN Mr..
Joe Paisno. VANITY SHOP. NO.
s6okkiKtEEpkR. tuli chars. ae e1per.:
excel. opportunity for qualified per-
son In pleasant. downtown once;
local references required. personal
interview only At 6l0 9th ct. NV.
Gee Mr., HYATT. ---51
B0OKKEEPER. must have credit.
collection exper.: 5h-day week: SIS
per week 10 start; excel, opportu-
nifty for qualified person. Call Mrs.
pm S@Syn AUTO 'wHoLEsAI,ERs. INC,
1881 Bladenshure Rd. ne, Ii.
BooKKEEPER--deneral once work,
in rental once; must live In Hill-
crest area; permanent. 20, s-sia1.
Bo0KKEEPER, on Rcminston Rand
Bookkeeping machine; hours or
Buckley. Df. T-S5oo. so
Evening star., 1955-01-29
BEAUTIFUL STERLING
FINE CHINA

WHITE HOUsEKEEPER COMPASioN
Live in. UN. 4-OOS5, -3(l
Evening star., 1955-01-29

YOUNG MAN desires ride 70 West
Palm Beach, Fla. February 6; share
expenses and driving. AD. 4-3330.
DRIVING To DENVER, COLO. Feb.
z; passengers wanted. 10. 5-9325.
SOUTH DAKOTA, Rte. 30. through
Chicago, Sioux City. leaving Feb. 2:
2 passengers; refs. exeh. JU. S-g51S.
FREE RIDE TO FLORIDA for one
who helps drive automobile: refer
ences exehanged. EDWARD CLIP
FORD. EN- 3-ISo4. 30
Evening star., 1955-01-29
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

INCOME TAX RETURNS. low rates,
prompt service: by appointment.
Phone JE. 4-60g4. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
SALE

Kranich g. Bach piano: air condi.
Ssasf Toses Suseax Sssts %aJa-
lamps, aluminium porch furniture
miscellaneous household articles
Sunday 10-5; weekdays by appoint
ment, 3605 Fulton ct. nv; tel.
EN-. 2-62SS. 30A
Evening star., 1955-01-29
REPAlRs AND SERVICE


attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments; dormers:
bathrooms and heating systems mod
ernized: carpentry and painting; no
down payment; all work guaranteed.
Call day or night. To. 2-667S, TRT-
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-
ALTERATIONS. porches,
iaIousies. kitchen moderniZed. recr
rms. complete remodeling service:
estimates free: all work fully guar;
no money down. 80 mos. to pay.
SECO SALES. Ju. S-30los EN-
2-S749, day or night.
RECREATION. attics.
all at cost during winter months.
Free estimate. 10. 2-1639 81
alterations. attic. rec,
rms, porehes; repairs Of all kinds,
Free estimates. Lo. 4-5991. 81
complete home repairs.
90 years exper., estimates furn.,
work guar. FOWLER, Ii. 3-625S.
80
BRICK WORK, new or repairing;
walls waterproofed: first-class work
manship. NO, 7-SS1S any time.
repairs. new and old
work; rec. rms. anything. MR..
SMITH. Kenmore 6-S666 any time.
cARPENTRY-Rec. rms. small re-
pair work: reas.; refs. given. Call
Evening star., 1955-01-29
FILE CABINETS

500 card files, Shaw Walker make so
cents per drawer, Wood legal letter
up; large stock, new and used file
cabinets. every description: also one
drawer steel file cabinets used SO .95
ca. Free delivery and parking. Man
haitian Once Equip. Co.. $50 New
York ave. NV.
WOOD, seasoned oak,
cut any length, delivered anywhere
with kindling. Call WA. 5-e22s.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
/ MUTUAL III OF OMAHA
Worlds LARGEST
Exclusive Health and Accident Co
AN UNUSUAL MAN

Is wanted who. "a enjoys hard
work, II it will mean success and
income In five figures, CA likes
people. t3) likes or thinks he would
like selling. ~ not over 35 years
OF age, (5) married. f6l has definite
social consciousness, ca is q success
reached q dead end. tsl has COM
plete confidence in own ability to
learn and practice what he Is
taught. co. Is active In community
and lor church affairs. (10) enjoys
good health. II you can answer yes
10 s OF the. 10 conditions set forth.
offer you q substantial salary to
start with unlimited opportunity
ahead, Reply Box 310, Silver Spring,
Nd, or cali JU. S-2440. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29
BUILDING MATERIAL
WEEK END SPECIALS

CADET STYLE TOILET COMB, S20.95
NEW 4x8 5f16 PLYWOOD, $3.75 PER SHEET
1E BLACK PIPE, 12c PER FOOT
2x4s, 8 FEET LONG, 35c EACH
USED WINDOWS, 33' WIDE AND 46' HIGH
CORRUGATED TIN, SC PER SO. FIT.
ALSO MANY OTHER BUILDING ITEMS FROM
HUNDREDS OF WRECKING JOBS AT BARGAIN
PRICES
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID. NE. AID 2-61T
Evening star., 1955-01-29
BOOKKEEPEF

Real estate once exp. preferred. 10
N Bethesda. Send fuli details. Bol
1HN.G star --N(f
Evening star., 1955-01-29

REFGR., Hotpoint. 10 Gu. IT,, double
door: brand-new. never used: cost
$4aa.95, will sell for $269. 10
REFGR.-Nearly new, 8 Gu. 1T. ca
pacity: now in pvt, ept. ut the West
chester: carries leading mfg.'s guar
Priced less than "a Of cost. Phone
WO. 6-7007. so
REFGR., norge, good cond.. reas.,
,pp price; CAL Co; Co; 1; 1920, eg,,,,, 30. ,,.2o,
never used; $500 new. sell $3.50
Gail Q TO 9. Ho, 2-3340. --29
ROTlSSERtE Black Angus; new;
used only few times. Cost, Sf5; sell
for $50. NO. 1924. so
RUGS go 9x15 Oriental design rugs,
brand-new. never used: regular
Sl2h. sacrificing for $37 so,
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1905 O
st NV Me, S-0416.
RUGS--Green twist with pad. lexis,
ski and .6x6: hall runners; excel.
eond;; orig. cost $45o, sell $l35.
RA. $4,000. 80
RUG--Tabriz Persian, 12x2e: ap-
proximately 30 yrs, old; in excellent
condition. OIL. 4-4b68. ---31
Evening star., 1955-01-29

pSEAeNs Sonu.s S1ou. IN. AO. o-i1po.
GAS 4 RANGES, new, used. installation.
GAS RANGE, 4S.inch Tappan, ss5;
retgr.. Westinghouse, z Gu. IT., $50
Ss geo RxSs9F RsxoSSsa9iFsiOn HE ssI45 ,.s S ;ss,.
sP sSD best sscsa eer c01d 49, s5Sqs ssh55Sqsshout
GAS RANGES, used. in "as IS" con.
charge, B. a. coz q Co. Si2i
l4th 81 nv. co. $4,000.
zeal Eood ranges. ACME STOVE
GOLF SET, 5 Spaldinss irons and 8
matching woods. / yr. old; $40, AP
guns. ms. ! RIFLES. saoTGuNs III, : New
and used. bought. sold or swapped
GEORGETOWN TRADING POST
333a NJ st NV AID 2-933U
will accept best offer. RA. 6-2as5
new. used tgas. oil. coal,
sPovE poS 'tloi tilooIi 7sS SSsas n.w. t NA. $685. s
HEARING AID, Beltone Transitor:
nsT' s completely .ayya aservieed; reas OF. 9fier.
few ANTIQUES. small mah. din. rm.
set. books. trunk, etc, RA. $3.50
ICE SKATES, ladies' cCM winter
Club; excellent condition. AP. =
10 Hotpoint de luxe. IKE new,
$75; also chrome bird cage and
stand, SO. LO. 7-726O, 40
IRONER. Horton electric. Used only 8
times; $50. Call UN. 4-e144. -29
Evening star., 1955-01-29

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CHAIN SAWS, Wallpaper steamers.
sanders, buffers. paint sprayeres
paint. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. wo.
6-052S. ga
CHAIN SAWS, l-man,. S12 per day.
TOOLS q Eoufp CO. Ju. 80 a-sssi. 81.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

hO. 2-GlSf D.
SEWING MACHINES, any make; free
estimates; 24-hr. service. Can ST
3-700g any time. --31
HAVE YOUR TV repaired In your
own home, If possible. Service call
only $3.50. Most picture tubes only
ONE CALL DOES ALL.-Repairs and
service In all trades. Remodeling
and renovating. No job too small.
Prompt service. Free est. TU.
2-bI34, so
Evening star., 1955-01-29
STENOGRAPHER
RECEPTIlNIST

Interesting position with Investment
banking firm. modern downtown
ONCE: 5-day wk. Box 109-R, Star.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HELp-Mfa .ceas.,
MAN-DEPENDABLE
MEN

With ear Permanent employment
Apply ELECTRoLUx CORP. 3707
Evening star., 1955-01-29

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor ard material. S69. workman
ship guar; % years in same estah-
lishment. LA, FRANCE UPHOL-
STEERING. $500 l4th st. NV. CO.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
REMOVAL SALE
STEEL

We have large stock Of new
and used steel In many
sizes, such as I-beams, angle
iron and reinforcing steel
cut to size.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
ROOF REPAIRS
LOWEST RATES
Hn 0rlOH

ROOFING, all types: cutters, spouts
carpentry and painting. A. q
THOMAS WA 7.1352
Evening star., 1955-01-29

FURN. .--Frigidaire gas range. cabi-.
wood bed. ia. 9-0748. 80
rooms OF complete furni-
! ture; Venetian blinds; rugs, and
can rent house for $50 mo-; newly
dec: TV also; reas. Ii. 4-S216.
sofa bed, slip
cover. $50; 6-cu. 1T. GE refer.. 500;
both in Al cond. LU. 2.lS36. 30
FURN.--Din. rm. set, old fasnionse;
excel: cond.; other misc. items. WA,
FURN.1-Dinette set: willow chairs;
bedrm.: rug, solid color: very reas.; /;
large window fan. light blue. used
4 mo-, bought at $50, sell for Sfi5:
moving. EN-, 2-22S9. 80
FURN.-compl. for 1-bedrm. apt.
Blond modern. good sond. Reas. Call
between 10 p.in.. Lu. 2-S3S6. -
Antique settee. 4 chairs. $50. 2033
Park I'd. NV, co. 5-S141.. so
dresser, daybed, cor
cupboard, lady's ice skates. twin
washtubs, -women's and boys cloth
ing. Moving. .JU. 5-5705. 80
FuRN. ! porch rocker, l pretty elec.
china table lamp with shade: also
Rsss Esssun ru: fleanss; as5os all a'ta'hmssots so
FURN.--Bedrm. suite. maple. 8
pieces incl. spring and mattress,
500 Also. rus. wool 9xl2, $35.
III; ont Of beautiful We West
chester apartment. KE. 7-1356,
GARDEN TRACTOR. with plow; now
ing blade; disc harrow: eultivator:
Evening star., 1955-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS "A wANTED

ANTIQUES. American period furni-
ture. paintings. china. silver. rugs
and ieweiry. LOUIS SEGAL. ia
2-5333; ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
CLERK-TYPIST

Refined young lady, neat appearing,
good typist. nice handwriting, for
bookkeeping dept. Of old established
real estate ONCE, Good working
conditions, 40-hour week, mo Sat-
urdays. Salary and quarterly bonus.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
ANTIQUES

xA1N I 4NNU G0
Do not sell your valuable antique
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for exact appraisal
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
ru. 2-272T RA. 3-To09
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
beauty for your table
SCRANTON LACE CLOTH

Luxury and beauty in "PinecIiff," new
lace dinner cloth by Scranton Edge is
seoIoped picot, finish~is stoin resistont.
In ivory or white. 10" round. 4.98
7Oxo0" 500 7Oxl0S" 7.o8
WGl-Lnens, 5th Floor
=. also Chevy Chose and AIexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin AYES. Oliver 4.76oo
Mondays Thursdays Fndoys 80 93o other dy s5ooe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
May Garden
gift ensemble
by Fieldcrest

It's q bed Of roses. White
pereole sheets, pilloweoses,
cotton blanket o-bIoom with
pink or blue roses.
Sheet 72xlO8". $50
sIxlos". $50
PiIIowcose. Eoch. l.3S
Washable cotton blanket,
72x9o". 4.9S
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
Delta Contest
Winner Gets
Cuban Tour

TAMPA, Fla. - "Queen of
Hearts," Miss Yvonne Abel, winner
Of the popularity event sponsored
by Delta Sigma Theta's Gamma
Mu Sigma Chapter, departed re-
Gently on four-day, three-night
tour of Cuba. The all-expense trip
was the winning contestants first
prize.
A Manatee County Public school
librarian, Queen" Abel was crown
ed during lavish coronation cere-
monies which featured Moss H.
Hendrix, of The Moss H. Hendrix
Organization and national Coca
Cola Company representative, as
guest. Mr.. Hendrix awarded tro-
ply to Miss Abel on behalf of the
Tampa Coca-Cola Bottling Com
pany.
Well known in the Suncoast area,
Miss Abel is a resident of Braden-
ton, and is member of Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha Sorority. Delta's Gamma
Mu Sigma chapter is comprised of
sorors in Tampa and St. Peters
burg and the general west coast
area of Florida.
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
Special Markets Seen AS An
Important Economic First For Race

New York, N. Y, July 49,
(Special)-Philip M. Jenkins, pres
ident of the newly-former Special
Markets, Inc, 92 Liberty Street,
this week became the first Negro
to head his own brokerage firm in
the Wall Street area.
Mr.. Jenkins, who has been in
the investment business for four
years, announces that the newly
formed investment house is a Ne
gro-owned corporation with
mixed board of directors and a
mixed staff. Recently elected to
the board of directors of the Mu-
tual Investment Company of Amer
lea, an open-end mutual fund, he
is believed to be the first Negro
to become a director of an invest
ment company. Mr.. Jenkins also
serves on the board of North
American Television Productions,
formerly American News Reel. He
served as an account executive for
B. G. Phillips & Co., Al Wall
Street, and was also manager of
the Mutual Fund department Of
Baruch Bros. & Co., at which time
he was believed to be the country's
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
HOUSE EDUCATION committee
VOTES TO AUTHORIZE MORE
THAN ONE BILLION DOLLARS In
FEDERAL AID FOR SCHOOL
CONSTRUCTION
Georgian Offers Amendment To
Bypass Supreme Court Decision
Barring Segregation Public Schools
Representative Powell Moves To Offer
Anti-Segregation Amendment

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1S-
The House Committee on Educa-
tion voted last Wednesday to au-
thorize one billion six hundred mil
lion dollars in Federal aid to school
construction.
The funds would be granted at
the rate of 400 million dollars an
nually for four years with reci-
pient states matching the Federal
money on $3.50 basis.
The committee, me ting in
closed-session, rejected a motion by
Rep. Peter Frelinghysen, Jr., (R)
N. j., to reduce the authorization
to $50 million dollars a year.
Before the committee recessed,
it squared off for a battle over an
amendment by Rep. Phil NJ. Lam
drum Cd Ca, which would by pass
the Supreme Court decision barring
segregation in public schools.
Rep. Landrum's amendment
would side-step the Supreme Court
ruling by giving state educational
officials the authority to deter
mine the rules of admission for
students.
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
Benson Lauds The
Late DR.. Carver

JOPLIN, Mo.-(Special) The
late DR.. George Washington Car
yer sought to rid the South Of one
crop agriculture that destroys the
land and impoverishes the people,
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
Taft Benson declared Wednesday.
Speaking at the George Wash
ington Carver Memorial Observ-
ance at Diamond, Mo-, near here,
Mr.. Benson also said DR.. Carver,
through education, set out to free
people from the bondage Of igno-
rance, worked to combat the de-
struction Of insects and plant dis
ease and the ravages Of erosion
by water and the wind.
These goals have not yet been
reached Secretary Benson told his
audience and if people are to pay
him the highest tribute, it must be
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
Hinds County Negro Farmers Hold
9th Annual Farm Day Celebration

RAYMOND, Miss, July TO-
(SpeciaD Kinds County Negro
farmers celebrated their Sth an
nual Farm Day in the st. Thomas
community on July Is. The pro-
gram started with devotions led
by Morgan Thomas. The welcome
address was given by Annie Lee
Norton.
Alonzo Henderson, assistant
county agent in charge of All
Club work for Negro boys, gave
the highlights on what has been
done up to this period. The pur<
pose of the day was explained by
the Negro County Agent Chester
w. Owens. He read the goals that
were set up at the beginning Of
the year and pointed out those that
had been accomplished and what
was necessary for each farm fam
lily to do in order that the program
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
72-YEAR-0LD NEGRO farmer
NAMED CONSERVATION CHAMP

Washington, D. c., July 1S.-
(SpeciaD - A 73-year-old colored
farmer of Blakely, Ca, who has
more than doubled his corn, peanut
and cotton yields by following
sound soil and water conservation
practices on his 525-acre farm, was
decorated with a garland of kudzu
and awarded $50 last week as the
1856 soil conservation champion of
his district.
The champion is Joshua Brown,
who climbed up from a one-horse
tenant farm to become one of the
outstanding conservation farmers
Jackson advocate., 1955-07-23
ALABAMA APPEALS RULING
OF U.S.. JUDGE IN SCHOOL SUIT

J. Lucy and Mrs. Pole Ann N.Y.
ers (Hudson) who charged they
were denied admission to the Uni
versity of Alabama on Sept. 20,
1852, because of their race, Judge
Grooms on 29, ruled that they
should be admitted. July /, he
extended his ruling to cover class
action which let the route open for
all other qualified Negro students
to enroll at the university.
Technically, the admission suit
was against Dean William F. Ad-
ans. He symbolized the univers-
ity. Court action restrained him,
his agents, servants and all halt.
ing the enlistment of Negro stu
dents to the university solely be-
cause of race.
Atty. Arthur D. Shores, local
lawyer, and Atty. Constance Baker
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