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FOAM S.a1d.l RuBBE r. s9y7s twin; chsar
not pay little more for our tor
quality? GILLILLAND. 2145 F NV
FOAM SSGG1sBaER, for cushions. pads;
by a + wholesale; :. u: .gIcHNER
FREEZER, i4-cu.-ft. Jordan uprisht
5000 or best offer. 61S Beacon I'd,
FURNACE. oil. with blower; will heat
6;rm; house. 20; s-56Qg.
FuRNiTURE UNCLAIMED; wilma
Sn.sa s Spn. LaTsop saE love co sss sSS
Sl5; 2 lamp tables, sis: studio
couch, $2S; rug, SO; Lawson sofa,
$50 matching wing chairs, $9S:
sofa bed, S49i coil. spring, So;
b pre- fast, set S:": DRESSING table
bed, $40; innerspring mattress. SO:
telephone table and stool. $40; roll
away bed, ST.: Hollywood bed, ST.;
chest Of drawers; $15: student desk,
So; roll-top ONCE desk, Sl5. We
also DO reupholstering. refilishing,
draperies and cornices, custom made
furniture, slipcovers, sofa and chair,
$40; extra chair, $l7.95: sofa and
chair reupholstered. $50; labor and
material included; l6 colors Of tex
MANN u UPIoLsTEsERs. s447 ism
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new divan,
$40; drop-leaf table and 3 chairs,
S25: rest Of apt. furniture. books,
TssSSaS fSs H. 4-S 1aod ,.i II.
TOP end tables! wins 1I S chair,
mirrors. bookcases. Tu. 2-3064.
rURNIruRE-New Hollywood bed,
spring and mattress. Also light
chest and night table. EN-. 2-5450.
FURN.-Kit. table and chairs. Q
tables. lamps. DU. 7-aO2l. -2I
FURN,--Din. rm. suite, walnut; chest
OF drawers. firepl. set; to be shown
Wed, 1o-4 pm. 1928 Insrahsm
FTRN; sALE-Lovest prices on
din. rm. and liv. rm.; factory close
outs and samples, ETC., at great saw
tngs for cash: moved from warehouse
70 larger show room. STAHLERS,
Si6 18th st.. NV. RE. 7-43l0. --2l
FUKN.-Leaving town; contents Of
most items ems e ns than SSlk @ Years sau ofd
Price, So to $3.50. JU. T-s054. 30
FUkN.-Prac. new sec. sofa end
tables, lamps. console table, rugs,
mod; sofa. DE. G-1726.
FURN.--Mod. iv. rm., bedrm.. din,
lamps. rugs. mirrors. XII. S-0035.
ruRNITURE, BRAND-NEW--Bedrm.,
claimed railroad freight. Special dis
count to- military, Govt, and union
personnel. Free delivery and terms.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1925 9TH ST NV. Hu. 3-3646.
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MOTORS

PIANOS, slightly used; full keyboard
bargain at only S495. CAMPBELL
MUSIC Co, HOS G st. NV. DI
PIANO. Winters Musette, 18th Cen.
fury; ? years old; lovely tone: $500
PIANOS, steinGsy grand; this SIS IS
real bargain, at only Sl,4a5. Liberia
1l0s @ st. NV. 81. 7-s464. ga
gain? Here It is; slightly used
81 BEL .s M9sic CO.. HOS 9 St NV
PIANOS. chickering. Mason and Ham.
lin and Steinway, reconditioned
grands; come IN and see our dis.
play Of these fine instruments; lib.
eral allowance for your piano; log
gTa Ms MSsIc S co + ilo ess 4 s. fAm NV
PIANOS For RENT-soinets ana
consoles. SO monthly. Plus hauling
Also BARGAINS in used pianos. ST
$4,000. PIANO MART. 1918 Eth
OPEN 81 NJ rHu}s Rss s sS9ys the library aE
PIAN0S--We have a good selection
of slightly. used and floor sample
Spinets and consoles on sale at re.
duced prices from 1895 up): cas-,
terms. JoRDAN's, corner 18th ant
ssa2 qeorgia ave, Silver sprins
rI1aSSoss 8 t lSi' RENT = Rental S Q.
rental purchasing. plan from Sc
monthly. UP: hauling extra, JoR-
DAMS. corner 13th and 9 sts. "
deorsia ave. Silver Spring tphons
~. 5-1105]. Silver Spring store
open every evening. Downtown
store open Thursday ewes. --22
PIANos-,Brand new, standard make,
rnll keyboard 70 sp3iinsss; only $50
mahogany iinish. fo-year susfsi a.
tee: also many values in used spin
cts and consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO
s sSsSs the O iiSr.fsrp. opER *THyEsss'
PiHN6:: Concord .pinet. mahog. IN
S345; KITS, 1880 G st. NV. RE.
PiANo-wm loan but prefer to s sell
upright, remodeled, smaller. case re-
Pa a5hed ao 5fass rspP PsNo a sgT6RE E.
1855 Columbia I'd. from $50 to
g.. No phone calls. 21s
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC. :.
l746 Lee hwV ia. $4,000.
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. includ-
ing amplifier. nnicrophone. stand and
2 large speakers, plus new carrying
case. Complete outfit. sos. XII.
RE lFls used: rent or buy.
So per month: full guar. DOWD'S,
EN-. 2-1300, AIS Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes: used; rebuilt. painted; S25
nm. S0ffa QnAr I EREnER-
ICK'S,. INC. 3905 14th st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gas; S25
up: guar. incl. DEL BLOCKS. 1746
Lex I.ssd hwy i. 4 s8sood BALTIC ave, WA
REFRIGERATOR. g Gu. It., peri.
cond.. S55: Elsin pocket watch and
chain, never used, $50. HA. 2-e227.
REFGR.. Norge, peri. eond,; lge.
size: $50. so. 5-s11b. 80
REFRIGERATOR, s cubic Firestone,
excel. cond. with small freezer COM
Ne GgS EDOp% roe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

NEW AMI RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
End tables, sl.s5; beyeied plat,
ern sofa. Sr.en aOe cover. ss4 81. new
table lamps, S3.9S: new upholstered
rockers. Sg.e5; nv plastic chair,
bench. sis'e6: new lime oak lamp
or cocktail tables. .Sl2,95; new
modern fir. lamps. 3-way socket.
SIl:g5: open.arm. pull-up chairs.
$500; Chippendale sofa, antique
velvet yss rs cover SSgaS; shslr TO match;
t e s r. desk &, double aSr pedestal
Sa2.g5; maple or walnut bedrm.
suites Of dresser with mirror. chest,
4-poster bed, $50. g5; new solid
maple drop-leaf table. S.9.g3; wood
en- dinette set OF 4 chairs plus 1
table with ext. leaf. Sla,95; maple
jr. dinette set OF 4 ladder-back
chairs, refectory table and buffet,
5000; fmen maple iinish chest OF
sTaT oI " 9niy, sl2.ss: others ,,; 4,
mirroT. ssf.a5: T new maple BOOK,
case beds, twin size, SiG.a5: pine
bunk bed with . nat springs,
S.g.p5: factory renovated coil
sprinss. 5000; factory renovated
cotton msttresses. sla.es: plastic
hesdboard. s4.e5.
large noors stocked with excellent
. .s.ys s,o1 You sSs a. ,ryitsd q S2mrsa N
I FIT tuF sSff; isr 4sA BIG dis;Ef
y s25soooi7 xins ~ f.igE .sSS3|5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

WAITRESS. white. experienced. must
be reliable. Day shift. good workins
conditions. vacation with pay. SUI
LIVAN.S. 2731 6ladensbufg I'd. ne.
LA. $4,000. -19
WAITRESS. age 21-35. exper. Apply
in person 70 CROWN BAR AND
GRILL. zoos Z st. NV. al
WAITRESS - Night work. Interview
after 4 pm. 3239 M 81. NV. 10
WAITRESS. white: exper.. good earn
inss. Apply in person, RED q
wAITREss WANTED. short hours,
good pay; no Sun. or holidays. Apply
GEORGES REST. 4o5 eth st. s,w.
WAITRESS. part time. niEhtvork;
AMID RESTAURANT, 2s10 18th
WAITREss. white. 5-day week: ever
age $50 weekly. wAGSHAL'S DEL
IcATEssEN. 1885 Mass. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white, experienced; good
co6NE's RESTAURANT. sss r st. t.
WAITRESS, reliable. 81 to 40. white.
$25 wk.. good tips. Silver Spring.
Call ~. b-6s24; ewes. or to II
WITNESSES, sundays on. STATE
HOUSE RESTAURANT, 6I0 18th ST..
WAITRESS, size IL to "A; excellent
tips and working conditions. Apply
e e RsTs2f ai E.oeSuNaR M s4sss t eoSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BALLROOM DANCE CLASS. 81 pei
hT M96i Tpss ewes Is GO; s-al n,
(Sl2 wkly.l, or l2 wks.. ewes. Isl
wkiy.). TEMPLE sCHL.. Ma, s.325s
EARN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Al
home in spare time. Qualify fol
promotion or better Job through
AMERICAN SCHOOL. Bulletin sent
on request. 1881 Eye st. NV. ST
3-Slq1. UN 4-1S20 ~
ENGLISH, conversation. personality
Positive thinking explained. Effec-
tive living. Du. 7-2"34. call morn
PIN receptionist ttypins free with
coursel, 4 wks;. $50. hrs. "a
40 yrs. MA. $3.50.
PBX-RECEPTlONlsT SCHOOL, AL
lob placement service 1919 ? st.
NV. MA. S-4l42. DE 2-5973.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture; All subjects TAUGHT; approved
d aGr 81 MSRFNS Say aF AZ svs con
LEGE. 1910 @ st NV. Dl. 7-I762
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

DINING RM. SUITE, complete IO-pc.,
walnut finish; rs or best Teas.
DINING. ROOM SUITE, ir. size, =
PC; walnut; Good condition. 1925
DIN. RIM. SUITE, beautiful maiios 7;
paid $500. sac. $3.50. Ia. 9-0916.
DIN. RIM. SET. French Prov, cherry;
brand-new: buffet. china, table, 1
chairs. Orig. $475, sale, S315!
LEvENTHAI;S FURNITURE co.
1880 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-S9OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BuLLDoZERs. leaders. cranes. by
a asS S1ss Rrn ToPsh. c6 ssERwy ~
BULLDozERs. leaders. cranes, o,
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP. 10
CHAIN SAWS, 1-man, SIC per day;
oman. Sis per day. RENTAL TOOL
~ EQUIP: CO., ~. 9-6ss1.
sanders. paint sprayers, tools. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY. WO 6-05aS,
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ELECTRIC COOLER, 6xS; i l5-ft.
s sisplSy Nc case comp COMPUTING scales;
and C SITS. Sc. See Mr. GEORGE
CASTELL or call Woodley 6-3204;
must be sold this week. 2O'
ELECTRIC POLES. quantity grade
A. used, creoSoted, rs to As IT.
3!10 Columbia pike, MR.. THAYER.
ia. 5-446H.
ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE, Sing
er 3l-l5 tailoring machine with
motor, SIS; real bargain; original
cost, $500. $50 New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
FILE CABINETS

SURPLUS 4.DRAWER WOOD
LEoA.LsSIzE Sl2.95; NEW &
$685.; 45-bRAWER sx5 N MAHo 5ds
ANY CARD FILES MAKE EXCEL.
PARTS CABINETS S29 IS N.
FRANK a SON, %l4 3rd ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

lExper., many positions available. full
and part time: Washington.s better
restaurants. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 1908
LADY, ambitious, refined, opportunity
to learn sood business rapio az az,
R Ea@SaR asa. pUPo NJ CIRCLE ea Rfb 6
1346 Conn. ave. NV. before :; m,
LADY, to answer phone: some knowl-
edge OF typing. Call Ii. 3-91b6;-
|LADIEs-MoRNINGs ONLY. Census
TYPE work among white people.
Nothing to carry Yourself. Excel.
lent pay. AZ Apply oo z to . pm. 9IS +
Y 81 ssi LAZY rs n Sss 20 to 80. general
Office work; accurate typist: knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping helpful but not
essential. Must be resident OF Me-
tropolitan area for at least 2 years.
Reply in own handwriting with es-
s open sS Ss's sss sf nDefience' sr'
WOMAN for telenhone survey work.
Must have unlimited D. c, phone.
Working hours. q to IL and 4 to 8.
Give age and experience. Box asa
WOMEN "a zen t5,. part-tims saleswork.
Grads. Miss BAKER. DI. 7-0s23.
FROM FRANCE-To help introduce
an exclusive French Rivera beauty
product. We are seeking two sophisti-
Gated ladies with selling experience
interested in profitable and serious
career. II you qualify call Tuesday.
NO. 1-55I1.
Al SECRETARIES, $65-SS5 wk. up.
See today. MISS YOUNG at PER
SONNET. 1911 @ st. NV. (ST. s.
1864. SELECT positions.
OPENING APRIL 30--Aiert, educated
woman, over 20, to assist local di-
rector of Childcraft work. Inter-
esting, well paid: unusual oppor-
tunity for right woman. Both full
time and summer positions avail.
For interview. write giving age, edu-
cation, exper. and phone no., Box
ISTEREsTiNG POSITION for alert.
intelligent woman. Position involves
working with maps and charts for
aircraft routing, must be typist.
with ability to write own letters.
Apply in person. AIRCRAFT OWN
ERS IL PILOTS ASSOCIATION,
1914 East-West hwy, Bethesda. Nd.
nnEDrTrT0TIe ITOTJGEWIEr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
PAPER HANGING

Two average rms, S31 so, paper in
ing At reas, prices. Call HA. 2-7225
for free estimate. ---22
waterproofing, fire-
prooflng, wall seraping: free estf-
mates Ii. 4-743y. Ii. T-9057. --1g
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work, Ice. and small iobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. Ju. s-4l54.
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS. new work
Work guaranteed. OIL. 2-560s.
PLAsTERING. repairs, old and new
work, Ice; and small jobs: reas. /:
white mech; work guar. Wo. 6-s77e,
PLAsTERING. PAINTING and repairs.
LIST class mechanic: large or small.
P Las En- S;s4tE Job too small H2 or
r fEqasFfffisiSs f42rAiaKS' patcaI Ts
mechs.; reas. RA, G-693S. -2B
PLUMBING. HEATING, repairing, re-
model. new work. Free estimates.
Prompt service. RIA. 3-6426. Ii. q
REMoDELING, elec. work, plumb plum
ins, plastering, brick work. car
'pentry, concrete work. papering and
painting; MOOR sandine. Free esti-
s s1s % ss sshs E b5s5sssRisf e
REMoDfIiSSiG. carpentry. painting,
papering, roofing. suffering. Free
est. Day or night, LA. 6-192S. ---21
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HELP-WoMER
TYpTST

Experienced for accounting cfhcs Of
SCIENTIFIC research organization.
KnoWledae Of calculating machines
desirable. Under IS yrs. Of sge. s.
day week. "a days annual leave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
FormStone, OIL. $4,000
FOR BEAUTIFYING OLD OR NEW
HOMES AND BUSINESS PLACES

FormStone, OIL. 4-2200
ReM EsAg aEp HSslS San 9 eA sEg
FgsNIISsE repair .na Fsnishng
ship. EN-. 2-6462.. -23
ROaiE 1MPROvE., rec. rms. porcfies.
additions. Free est. Md work pref
PAINTING, PAPERING. waterproof
inter-, .exter.;; FILA loans avail. For
P AIMING AND PAPEarSS, SiaaiS
and exterior. Free estimate. MR..
PAINTING AND PAPERING-special
prices. now. Latest designs. Best
material; good clean work suaran-
PA sifai EA 0-i pSagPsiR1NG. PLASTER Ma
ING, any size Job: white mech, 30
MD. Mr.. STANLEY. ia. $4,000.
PAINTING, PAPERING. sCRAPfSSG,
first-ciass Workmanship, work done
p iIn,,msd,alely. Mr.: PoAT. RA. 3-5643.
rAlNTlNG. interior. exterior; carpen-
try, brtckwork. general bldg. and re-
model: wood fences. Ii. 3-I3O4. l9'
PAINTING. interior and exterior; 20
grsi e1 T2f ) r rsas; prices. MR. EOS
NV AAENO--lAtSEttE anu CAl6TlOr.
Al guaranteed work: free estimates;
low price. DU S-l914. IA
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
ina; reas. prices. tree estimates, work
guaranteed. WADE, Elk. 3-9633. 2Os
PAiNTING--Time TO paint and paper.
Satisfied customers for rs years, Up
to 8 yrs. to pay. MR.. LAWRENCE,
RA. 6.9703. IL 6-s100.
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. roofing re-
pair and painting. plastering. Can
PAINTING. ext. and int. papering,
plasterine; sober white mech: reas.
prices; IN yrs. exper. DE. 2-6160.
PAINTING. color in home. int, ext;
residential, commercial: no drinking;
honest work. AID. 1926. 80
PAINTING. interior and exterior. gen.
PAPER HANGING. Prompt, courteous
estimates. Expert white craftsmen.
Reasonable. HINES. AID. 2-5S99.
PAPERING, $40 and Up. this week
only 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA. 3-7393. JU. 9-76US.
PAPERING, $40 room Up; Sunfast,
washable paper: do own work; guar.
White mechanic. RA. 3-o0o4. Ia
painting, plastering: neat,
clean work, low prices, prompt at
tention. IA 9-I064. go
PAPER NOW-Low prices, Al work:
new samples, Interior painting. Free
estimates JU 5-UI45 --o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
TYPIST-FILE CLERK

For hospital record room. Under IS
No technical knowiedge needed. 5iz.
day week. Meals II desired. Appl,
Eve st, NV
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EXCAVATING
TRENcHING. La. 6-I259. ANY TIME
FENCE, chain link and all types OF
wood. No down payment and SO mos.
to pay. For best price and irimed.
FLAGSTONE. sToNE. CEMENT Pc.
tics. walls, steps. etc. Free estimate
Cal JERRY. LU l-4756.
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patios, walks, retaining
walls, tile drainage; also. water.
proofine
ANGELO MARCuCcIo, Ju. s.176a
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
free estimate. Call RIA. $685.,
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Camping Supplies

DlNETTES. 5-pc. wrought iron OF
CHROME; new perfect. oris. $40
LEvENTHAL's FURNITURE CO.
1880 9Th st. NV. HU. 3-S9OO
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Two average rms, $3.50, paper in
| Guided: Sgle. rm., So: inter. paint
ms At reas. prices. Call HA. 2-7225
Tor free estimate, --oy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
MATTRESSES
EXPERIENCED
JIMMY BEcK'S RESTAURANTS
1913 10Th st. NV.
OPENINGS AT NEW LOCATIONS
MATTRESSES

lExper., many positions available, full
and part time: Washington's better
restaurants. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 2003
Eve ST ny Ia
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curate typist with knoWiedee Of
shorthand; 40-hour wk; no Satur-
day work; excel, company benefits
fne opportunity for the one who
Qualities
oil BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Meeting OF cEN'L MISSIONARY
BAPTIST STATE. CONVENTION
LAST Week CALLED GREATEST In
ORGANIZATIONS LATE HISTORY
Top $4,000 Quota, Natchez College
Hail Hume's Annual Address AS He
Defends Stand On Negro Schools

Vicksburg, Miss, July 25.-In
the opinion of the thousands of
Negro Baptists from every nook
and corner of the state who took
every available facility over-run-
ming the city from its opening
Tuesday until the final goodwill
session Friday night, the meeting
of the General Missionary Baptist
State Convention, with Rev. H. H.
Hume, of Greenville, President,
was the greatest meeting in the
organizations recent history, de-
spite predictions that the group
which broke away from the organ
ization because of the stand of its
president on the school indignation
question, were going to make Sc
rious inroads on its membership.
In asserting that the Vicksburg
meeting was the greatest in the
recent history of the organization
officials and rank and file MEM
bers of the convention point to the
fact that the opening day enroll
ment of more than $1,000 was the
greatest amount paid by delegates
on the opening day of the conven-
ton in the past Ia years.
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
OKLAHOMA NEGRO CITIZENS
GROUP COUNTER NAACP MOVE
With PETITION TO RETAIN
NEGRO SCHOOLS in Ell RENO
Charge Many Names Forged On
The NAACP Document
School Board Defers Action
ftar HaarinU DiSSi1ant Crounc

Ell RENO, Okla, July 25.-(Spe-
ciaD-The city board of education
has two petitions before it from
the Negroes of the city, one comes
from the officials of the NAACP,
demanding immediate Indignation,
and still another from a dissident
group, many of whom allege their
names were forged to the NAACP
document.
In a meeting called by the school
board last week both groups ap-
peared, and the latest petition pre-
scented to the board was reluctantly
released for examination, following
demand for same, coming from
Josh White, president of the Ell
Reno branch.
The last petition reads as fol-
lows:
I'VE request that the board of
education disregard our signatures
on a petition to the FL Reno Board
of Education requesting desegre-
cation at the present time, and that
Booker Washington be retained
during the school year, 1886.
I'VE pledge our children to at
tend b. T. W. in 1855 Sc"
The last paragraph in the latest
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Paul Robson Gets
Travel Permit

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25.
Singer Paul Robson was grant
ed permission Tuesday to go to
Canada next Sunday to perform in
"a concert.
The State Department eased re-
|strictions which had been imposed
on travel control regulations.
The department still is consid-
|ering whether to give Robson a
passport despite the fact that he
declined to sign an affidavit say
ing whether he is or ever was a
member of the Communist Party.
A department spokesman said
such an affidavit is required by
regulations.
The spokesman said that the new
order permitting Robson to go to
Canada does not carry with it au-
thority for him to travel to other
areas such as Hawaii or Mexico
where passports are not required
for entry of American citizens.
The spokesman said Robson
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

saved her parents sizeable sum
by canning 720 jars of fruits and
vegetables, making 1T garments
for herself and other members OF
the family, and by painting and
rapering the inside of her five
room home with the help of one
sister.
And one of the Alabama dele
gates, Thomas Austin, IA, of
Thomaston, already has $576 salt
ed away toward his college educa-
ton. He made the money off three
fat calves and three acres of cot
ton.
Mr.. Stone also reports that a
Tennessee 4-H'er, Erman Porter,
Jr., of Millington is one of the
top All hog raisers in the state.
Last year his 200-pound champion
Duroc brought him SO cents per
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Citizens Councils And The Negro Vote

Up at Carthage some few days ago now where the
candidates for assembled at the behest OF the
Citizens Council to state their stand continued segre-
cation of the Schools President Robert Patterson of TIE
Citizens Council told press conference that the Citizens
Council was not opposed to the Negro voting A point
which Patterson emphasized by stating that despite
the published reports listing the organization as opposed
to the Negro vote from its beginning no such statement
had ever been made by the organization.
With the prevailing atmosphere in the state as it is
Mr. Patterson warrants the hearty thanks and con-
gratuatons of all intelligent Negro citizens of the state
for his statement in regard to Negro voting.
According to press reports however, some people
have been going around telling qualified Negro electors
not to vote in places where the Citizens Council is ex
erting it's influence
Backed by the statement of the President OF the
Councils Negro Voters should 60 to the polls and vote
Tuesday without fear Of any intimidation or future re-
taliaton from members of the Citizens Council
Moreover in the light of the statement by it's pres
dent members of the Citizens Council should be the
watchmen at the polling places to prevent any inter-
ference with Negro citizens in the exercise OF their
right to vote lest their organization be further con-
demred by enlightened American public opinion
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South African
Whites Begin To
Feel Goad Of
Segregation
White Settlers Must
Move To Make Room
For Apartheid

JOHANNESBURG, South Afri-
ca, July 25.-The South African
Government race-segregation poll
cies are beginning to boomerang on
the white people of the country ac-
cording to a report filed last week
by John Hughes, staff writer for
the Christian Science Monitor.
The gathering tide of apartheid
territorial race separation-has
til now uprooted and swept before
it mainly Africans and Indians.
But at last it has caught up with
the whites and is tapping at the
borders of the fertile and lovely
Transkei area of the Cape Prov
ince.
Here some 10000 whites living
among 1,25O,OOO Africans in ter
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Native Jacksonian First Negro Doctor
Appointed TO State Hospital Staff

Jackson, Miss. July Is (DSN)
DIR. Charles H. Washington, a ma
tive Jacksonian, the son, by a form
err marriage, of Mrs. r. j. Garrett,
wife of a prominent and widely
known Jackson businessman, has
become the first Negro physician
to be appointed to the staff of
the Mississippi State Hospital at
Whitfield, with the announcement
of his appointment by DIR. w. L.
Jaquith, director of the hospital
last week.
DR.. Washington received his early
education in the public schools Of
Jackson and completed his under
graduate and medical educa-
ton at Tougaloo College, Tougaloo,
Mississippi. After graduating from
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African Ruler To
Return To- Throne

London - The British govern
ment has announced it will permit
the Kabaka of Buganda, native
ruler of 100000 Africans, to re-
turn to his throne from which he
was removed Is months ago for
failing to cooperate with colonial
authorities.
But there was an important con-
dition: He will go back to his
East African Kingdom only after
a panel of ministers and other
tribal representatives have been
appointed.
The ministers will take over
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