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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

CLUB MASON 1126 n. II. AVE
MA club residence for refined
ladies and men. Sgle.. and others
with pvt. or semi-pvt. bath. SIC so
wk. and up incl full course meals
and hotel serv. CO. 5-934a. NO
l5l9 r. I. AVE NV. downtown
Single and double rooms. reas..
good meals, Bendix and Tv DE
CALVERT HOUSE. 14ol 18th nv
Ideal residence for business people
ana students Tv. seieetiSe menu
ROOM AND BOARD for WORKING
mother with child and day care for
child RA. 3-4492 lis
COLUMBIA RID NV, aG0i-Nice
attrac. rm.: good meals; air cond
Only SIS wk. Young cple. CO. D.
1919 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Exceilent
meals, clean room, TV: convenient
location; 500 mo. DU. 1-961a. II"
The John Kilpen Hotel
23lU ASHMEAD PL NV
Half block off Conn ave at 23O0
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dbl
and Sgle. rms. pvt bath avail. ex-
eel meals; rates. SIT so week up
HO 2-3566.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

FURNISHED ROOM in Christian
home. for lady; PRIVILEGES. Phone
ICOIoRED-LARGR FRONT ROOM
Home privileges. 20 Bryant ST. ne
lis
COLORED-ROOM in Woodbridge sec
ton: privileges: employed SINGLE
lady: light housekeeping in exchange
for rent. co. 5-7455. III
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APIS. UNFuRhisHEp-D.c.

BOILING FIELD, newly dec 1-bedrm.
garden apt. $1,000 util. incl. 10.
9-I056 10 t-1015
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st.-Two-
eedrm; apt. in apt. bldg. See any time
MODERN e-BEDRM. and 1-bedrm
apis; utils. incl; Sc. district; cow
to shopping center. 10. 3-4079.
317 10th ST. N.E.-Newly decorated
apts.; modern kitchen. living room
bedroom, bath; $50; with porch,
$50 See MR.. HARRIS on premises
LARGE APT; suitable for dentist or
doctor. End floor. 1905 &. Capitol
S. cAPIToL AND ELMIRA SITS
Liv rm. bedrm. dinette. kit bath;
SIS 20, incl utlls. 10. 3-5i00. liz
WHEELER TERRACE APIS. . bed
rms S9i 30. hv rm. 2lX12h; s
closets. 9 are watkins; extra-lRe
dble. bedrmS,: close to shopping and
schools incinerator on each floor
INQUIRE manager. 1909 Valley ave
sc, Apt. 1902 Phone 10. 3-3nO7
NEW downtown ELEVATOR BLDG.
with sun deck. ideal working Girls OF
cple sarase. air cond. avail enc
1925. | bedrm.. Ss9.50. 1925
OF. NV. AID. 4-027o. Al
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WASHER SPECIALS

WASHER SPECIALS
1858 GE fully automatic washer with
l yr. free service. 5-yr. warranty.
all brand new. While they, last
Sl99.95. No charge for delivery.
trade-ins accepted. WASHINGTON
TV AND APPLIANCE CORP, 9423
Georgla ave, Silver Spring. JU
9-O2S.. Open until 8 pm. lis
WATER HEATER, new, in crate;
sell reasonable. DAYS. Ii. 4-4Sf:};
ewes. tn. 2-15l5. 80
EXCELLENT VALUES in recondi.
toned washers, Sl9.95 and up;
-efgrs., $685. and up; TV, S39.yj
and up. CO. $500. liz
ITEMS FOR TRADE: Here's your
chance to trade items of any de-
scription. Tune TO Channel : to-
night at 6:45 and see the premiere
Of Swap Time" new TV program
starring Bette jerome II you have
any items you want to trade don't
miss Channel tonight at $40.
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1440 Rhode Island n.w.-sgle sne
wkly. up; 24-hr phone. elev.
SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR
SgleS., dbles. fr., 50 wk. ;rm., phi. elev.
mod serv. 2007 o NV. NO. 7-4660
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-N.w.

PONIES L21 and wagon. S2sl
for everything. Call Parkway D.
1874 10
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
SHOW excel, selections, all parts
call MANDEL, AID. 4-3io6. lis
NEW BUILDING
25I4 K ST. NV.
Modern 1-bedrm apis. in new, de
luxe, air-conditioned elevator bldg /;
COW, TO G. w. Hospital and all
Gcvt. bldgs.: roof garden, laundry
facilities, Agent on premises; S140
per month.
Ii
DOWNTOWN. near Dupont Circle
rms, kit. and bath, all utilS., incl
$50 mo.
2 rms. kitchen and bath, $40 mo-
A. S. GARDINER e. CO.
1851 L ST. NV. Ma. S-0334
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PAINTING
Call ATHoS for your, painting, IN,
terror decorators avail. at no extra
cost to you. All work guaranteed.
Call RA. N-lS25. Is
EXPERIENCING. PAINTING. wall
Tgrapins sd plaster last patches aiShf L. 3-n,"
only Ia55 SuntaTt washable papers
RA 3-73a3 JU A-76hS
PLASIERING., waterproofins. Are
m DT9ofinR val SsF1 Id ssd t5se es!l
PIAsTERING REPAIRS, new work
and patching; reasonable prlces;
WORK guaranteed, o.. 2-3G0s III
PLAsTERING AND REPAIRING. old
PLAsTERiNG. repairs and patch
work. alterations and additions.
Exper white mechanic. Pa. 6-6a3s,
PLUMBING AND HEATING. bath
rooms. gas boilers. installed by ex-
perts. Free estimates. JU. 9-14d0.
REMoDELiMG of all kinds, recrea-
ton rooms a. SPECIALITY free esti-
ROOFING ali types, cutters. spouts
carpentry ,and painting D
ROOFING AND SIDING, asphalt or
asbestos: no leaks, no painting Tor
years Also home repairs. Work
guar. Low payments. DU. 7-4n1o.
ROOFING SPECIALIST-New roo!;
repairing restylinG, slate. sag.
asphalt. asbestos. tin, All kinds of
suffering and spouting; sSylightS.
No down payment SO months TO
pay For free estimates, cali 20,
SHEET ROCK. tape and finish paint;
ing: int. and ext. spec. rates. Call
ewes. AID. i-O75S. 20
sTONEWoRK : Flasstone. terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining walls:
chin.neyS, fireplaceS. all kinds OF
cement work pipe drainage, F,
MBRCUCCIO. Pc. 3-35Ss.
TILE FLOORS installed. free estimate;
also painting and repairing. 10 s.
3lS7 or 10 S-4136. III
TREES trimmed. topped and re-
moved. Clearing lots ia. 3-0l"l
RELIABLE BUILDERS. will repair or
remodel your home. All work is done
b. irst class mechanics, at cust 70
suit your budget. Call TU. 2-3isS:
ewes, call TU 2-2S13. go
If YOUR Tv SET needs repairs. call
RIA. $4,000 and we will send you q
seryiceman for only 81 30 Credit
terms avail. on shop repairs. IL
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GORDON HOTEL,
HOTEL 1440

9Th and K-Loyely ssles.; sig ykly i
comforts crowded Ma S-6264.
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RefrigeratorS. used

FRIGIDAIRE. 4 Gu. FIT, $40 so
available. PEERLESS SALES CO
2337 Georgia ave. DE. 2-556B.
RUGS-Genuine Oriental. all sizes:
prices slashed I'D to 500. CASA
BIAN, 1904 o St, in Georsetown
;uGs, 2. ex1S orientai-desisn rugs;
sl25; sacrificing for Sa7 So ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART 1908 G st
NV ME s-a4l6
RuGS-Oriental. Select stock Per
sian and Chinese; Room and scatter
RUG sHoP, a4s7 18TH Inst st NV. "NA
RUG, Administer. 9xI2. perfect con-
dition; S25. 1851 Park I'd. NV
SEWING MACHINES. singer-Grea at
savings on floor models and sales
models and portables. All machines
carry new machine guarantee. Take
advantage of these tremendous bar
gains. We also have available a
wide selection of used machines
from 1895 and up. SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO. 7237 Wis. ave,
s Rsshssaa' M ne e. t Tree Westins
house console, 500; 1918 N st. \, "
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore electric
desk type: SIS. Call ia. 2-6615
SEWING MACHINES, New Home
portable, 500 30. Long -bobbin heads,
81 UP; NORTHEAST SEWING, Ii
SEWING MACHINE sALE-sinser
round -bobbin console with att. sews
and looks like new, 10. Singer
portable. S2a.5O. ziezag portable,
T II ana AZ must 60 asla Lee hwy
SHELVING, STEEL in stock; all sizes
lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP
CO., 2413 Sherman ave. NV.
SHOPSMITH, speed changer. sturdy
table. many extras. ia. 9-OS92.
SHOWCASES, display stands, greet
ing card cabinet, Whitman's candy
display refrigerator. slice machine
sIfPcovERs. new. preshrunk, T.
chair. Cali 10. 7-0O77. HillcIes'
Heights area. 10
SODA FOUNTAIN. modern. complete
IN every detail: perfect for carry-out
shop lunchroom, drugstore. Bob
tail unit, 3-way sinks. salad unit
Coca Cola machine. Formica front
in operation. PAUL'S DRUG STORE
n0l 4th st. S.w. 20
SOFA BED, double spring: bargain
$50; love seat. Lawson, new. $50
upholstered chairs. So to $50. 202i
Monroe ne. HU. 3-64aS.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WAR SURPLUS

Daily, $40 to s: Sum-. 1890 to 40
TARPAULINS
1875 s pRSp c 18TH s pasGh esf
oman SAWS. $3.50: PICKS. 81:
MATTOCKS. ST; 2-PLY AIR HOSE,
&c FIT 7-LB. sLEDGE. So; 5-GAL.
GAS CANS, S1.50: PAINT. So;
RAKES, 81 so; HOSE. 81 20: 25-
$1;25: HAMMERS. soc; HAND
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FURNisHED-S.E.-s.W.
NICE SGLE. OR DBLE. RM.-Cook-
ing privileges; So each. Ii. 6-l939
120 18th st. Sc is
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.
I6I. N. EDGEWOOD.s Arlington
Lovely rm. nr bus: home Drivils.
IA S-53lS or NE $4,000 is
ARL., VA. 2434 Ohio ST. Room
With private bath; $50 mo. or ST: so
VIZ. JE 2-e3I3. 30
ARL.-SpaciouS, attrac. rm., pvt
bath lge. pvt home; small adult
family; gentleman. ia. 21j95.
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ROOMS, UNFURklsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

IOLORED - 1874 KENTUCKY AVE
rm. Ii. 7-S5j55. 30
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MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

BED, Hollywood. double size. with
innersprins. mattress. matching box
spring, hardwood blonde legs at
taehed, Excellent condition. South
!S-aaD5 lis
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
PoFches. pattos walks retaining walls
ANGELO MARCUCClo JU 81 169
FLOORS ..-.INIsHED LIKE NEW
R COVER, WA f-6s6s any time
FLOOR SANDING. finish; new, &c So.
IT. old l0c up C. L. HINSON. AZ
Yuma ST. Sc. 10. l-3475. FL
FLOORS SANDED. expert work. IS
I'm. and up: free estimates terms
FIooRs. old and new, sanded, I'm
e ished; Linoleum and, tile !nStal,ed !;
expert workmanship; free est. PARKS
FLOOR SERVICE, HA. 2-9l51. %
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cleaning
g.. and waxing: reasonable rates. Tree
estimates. Call RIA. 8-6795. -a2
, FGRNITURE-Cleaned in your home;
; pieces. SEQ. Sterling $4,000. IL
GENERAL CONTRACTORS -Remod-
cling. all kinds of construction; ce-
s mfRs p Il work dfsrPsniT S es
W syes and cS sun. R Rfy Ftss50 Re.
storing old buildines our speciality.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting ano
decorating; oiaStering. roof painting
aad repairs PRINTZ UN, 4-5334
PAINTING. interior and exterior. lst-
class work; free estimates. MR.
THOMPSON, 10. 7-31Ss -22
> PA,NIiNG. PAPERiNG. waterproof.
inter exter.: FILA loans avail; For
estimates. IN, a-417l JU. 5-42ls
PAINTING. psperhanging, alterations.
Prompt service: white mechanieS'
MIR. RIDENOUR, DU. T-:i193: IL
PAINTING, PAPERING. special prices
!, now; best materials; latest designs;
God. clean wk. guar. LA. 6-looe
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
Reas. Prices FREE EST. DU. 7-l9l4
A.
PAINTING and paper hanging, white
mechanic. Do own work TU. =
:3gSS IL
PAINTING, interior, exterior: roof
COATING; white do own work. Ii.
d. I'm. -
PAINTING. PAPERING. scraping.
first-ciass workmanship work done
Immediately. MR.. POAT. RA, D.
1Fi43 70
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

BABY CHICKs AND PoULTs.. feed
STORE, Gle x ct. NV. Me. s-0Ose.
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: PAINTING
Call ATHOS for your painting. IN
terror decorators avail. at no extra
. raI Eh 4; coz -oti
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EASTERN HOUSE
HOTEI, HAWTHORNE

SIS II st. NV. Home atmosphere I'm.
Phone. eley., maid seTy.. effic. apis.
Reas. dly. or wkly. rates. RE. 7-10S6.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. /,

CARPENTRY once partition,
shelving. closing in porcheS, rec.
rooms. general repair. painting, free
estimate. AID 4-g7O5, 49,
CEMENT WALKS, drives, porches and
steps: free estimates; white me-
ehanies. JACK SPARKES, Hobart
2-S43a
ELLt IRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs, short circuits: small Jobs done
immed RIA 6-2:22 any time 22'
BLACKSTONE. STONE, CEMENT pa
tics. walls steps, etc Free estimate.
Can TERRV m 1.ATSH
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HO. 2-9100
D. G. HOTEL

S16 K st. nw.-Spaeious rooms
$40 wk.; for =. STA. ME. s-a556
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BUILDING MATERIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Save as much as SOC on good used
lumber now: IKE. &c; 2x3, Sc: 2x4
and 2x6. DC: sheathins, ," lumber,
all sizes, $50: 81 lumber. $50; spe-
cial flooring, $25 per NJ Bring your
list in and save Shower stalls,
plete windows, SO so We will not
he uudersnld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
I SLOW excel selections, all parts
D. c. For FREE friendly service.
call MANDEL. AID 4-3400. lis
LARGE AND CONVENIENT
4217 End st. n;w.-Unusualiy. large
1-bedroom, 1st-fioor corner apt. with
front and rear entrances; immediate
occupancy, S75 mo-, plus utilities.
SIDNEY z. MENsH d. CO. MA.
1870 W ST. Sc, Apt. g. fsee res.
mgr. Apt. II LiV. rm., bedrm..
kitchen. bath, large scr. porch. stove
and refgr.; $50 mo-; avail. April l.
1876 Kennedy st, NV. Apt. lAl. Kew
with janitor-2 bedrms,, nv. nm:
kitchen and bath; Ss5 mo. GEORGE
l. BORGER. INC, 643 Indiana ave.
NV. MA. s-0350 -----
BOILING FIELD AREA. 253 New
comb ST. Sc, Apt. spacious. re-
dec. Q rms. dinette. kit. bath and
screened porch; S15 mo. incl. utils.
GLOVER PARK, 4103 Davis pl. NV.
Apt. 6-Spacious z rms. kit. bath
MR.. YOUNT, WITH FRANK 5.
PHILLIPS, D1. 7-1411. 10
NEWLY DECORATED
Lge. 1-bedrm apt, $3.50
All Utilities Included
N ."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

$3.50 WK. AND UP
Lse. dple. rms, suit for ladies Of
gentlemen or cple.; also sDecia
wkly and mo rates: 81 day pei
person: next to bath; maid serv.;
blk. of Conn walking distance
downtown; lo2t l7th st. " LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
1900 10Th ST. NV.
Convenient NV.

Lge. l bedrm., liv. rm.., kitchen, bath
transp.: $3.50. Apply janitor. 43l2
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Sill. SPG.-Pvt. entr.. mr.. schools.
churches, shop. ctr, bus. Refs.
Liy. -bedrm. on list. a.. kit, dinette
and full bath. in bsmt.; all utils.,
20 III n-Soln NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

Best single rooms in town for Sl0.5C
weekly. with running water. Also
new modern shower baths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

scrapins plaster patches. Ii. 3-0G9l
LU.1.IaSg day or night. -la'
PAPERI..G. sin ano up this week
only 1875 SuntaTt washable papers
RIA 3-13p3 ,JU A-7tinS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
New Dixie Groups
Urged To Disband

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. s.
Governors of pro-segregation SOU
thern states were given a sound
flashing here last week by the Rev
Louie Towmey, director of the In
stitute Of Industrial Relations at
Loyola University Of the South in
New Orleans.
Father Twomey said the COVER
nors are "doing nothing more than
helping subversive elements under
mine our government and our way
Of life"
Those "who proclaim this as a
white mans state and q white
mans nation are offering no more
Of an example of democracy for
other peoples Of the world than
are the communists" he added.
"A white mans democracy Is re-
pellent to other people"
In concluding his address before
the Louisiana State Conference for
Labor Education, Father Twomey
urged the immediate disbandment
Of pro-segregation groups such as
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
White HOUSE CONF. BACKS
FEDERAL AID TO SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. g.
The history-making White House
conference on education is seen as
marking a turning point in the ma
tons troublesome issue of federal
aid to education.
It has given the President an
unmistakable mandate favoring
such aid. It has crowned with sue
cess q conference for which failure
had been loudly forecast. It has con-
founded those who said it was
stacked" with opponents to fed
eral aid to schools.
It has given the President an
opportunity for which he has up.
parently been waiting, and it has
CONTINUED On Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
Teacher Files
Suit Against
School Board
Principal Charges
Breach Of Contract

KINGFISHER, Okla, Dec. 81
One of the first breach of contract
suits resulting from the closing of
separate schools in the state this
year was filed last week against
the Lacy school district in district
court here.
The suit filed by Mrs. Mildred
King George, principal of the Dun
bar separate school at Lacy at the
time it was abandoned, and a
teacher there was 10 years.
In the suit, Mrs. George alleges
that she was under contract of the
Lacy district for the current school
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
College Ordered
ToAdmit Negroes

New Orleans, La. Dec. s - The
United States Fifth Circuit Court
of Appeals has reversed lower
court decision and ordered quail
fled Negroes admitted to Texar-
kama Junior College, Texarkana,
Texas.
The appeals court ordered the
United States Eastern District
Court of Texas to declare that
Wilma Dean Whitmore's and other
Negroes right to admission in the
college must be Judged on the
same basis as if they were men,
bers of the white race.
The appeals court ruled that
the refusal of the junior college
to admit Negroes on account OF
their race or color is unlawful.
In an opinion dated Nov. 70,
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
PERRY HOWARD Faction OF
STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY GETS
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION FROM
NATIONAL committee
Group To Get Call Authorizing Fifteen
Delegates To Park Convention
State Leaders Attend Recent
Committee Meeting In Washington

Washington, D. C. Dec. 5 (DSN)
The Black and Tan Faction of
the Republican Party of Missis-
sippi, so named because of its COM
position of Negro and white men,
bership, long lead by Perry w.
Howard, National Committeeman
from the State, for many years as
now the only Negro member of
the Republican National Commit
tee, was given official recognition
as the Regular" Republican or
ganization of the state in q meet
ing here last week.
According to reports, the Black
and Tan group was designated to
receive the official "calp for Is
delegates to be sent to the Ma
tional Republican Convention in
San Francisco, California in 1866,
were the party's candidates for
President and vice-President of
the United States will be nomi-
mated.
In Mississippi, the Black and
Tan Group was denied the use of
the party name under the social
Continued on Page Severn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
Six Negro Firemen De-|ntegrated
As Los Angeles Row Flares Again

the Los Angeles fire department,
has been accused of helping to d.
rect and encourage a campaign of
harrassment against Negro firemen
who were sent to formerly all-white
stations.
His surprise announcement that
he had reversed the race relations
policy of the board Of fire COM
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
Negro Teachers Seek Millions In Damages For Loss Jobs
Kills Man Who
Offered Lighted
Cigarette
To Child

New Orleans, La. Dec. 6 - A
27-year-old Marrero mother Of six
children fatally shot her husband
shortly after dusk Sunday in a
"row" over his giving a lighted
cigarette to their four and a half
year old nephew in their home at
1902 Plaza Drive.
Booked for murder in jefferson
parish prison is Mrs. Estelle Willis.
The victim was identified as An
drew Willis, 20.
Police authorities said the argu-
ment started when Willis gave a
lighted cigarette to their little
nephew. Mrs. Willis said that dur
ing the ''row" her husband knocked
her to the floor. And she went into
the next room, got 12-gauge shot
gun and shot him in the chest.
The officers said the man died
instantly.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
CocA-coLA BoTTLINc COMPANY
HONORS NEGRO 4H WINNERS

ed that any substantial business
firm in q community should take
pride in the development and
growth Of the community, and that
recognising these winners, In CO.
operation with Chester w. Owens,
extension agent for Negro people
in Kinds county, will make con-
tribution to the economic and edu-
cational growth Of the colored
youth. They feel that it Is > pleas
ure for them to make this contri-
button.
It Is realised by the sponsors
and extension personnel that con-
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10

DR.. C. r. Bowman, president and
general manager Of the Jackson
Coca Cola Bottling Company, is
again sponsoring Az Club Cal
endar for the Negro All Club
Members Of Kinds County.
This is the third straight year
that winners in the major projects
taken by Negro All Club members
have been honored with their pic
lures on the front Of . calendar to
be hung in the home Of every Ne
gro family in the county who had
All club member in their home.
DR.. Bowman and F. w. john
son, secretary-sales manager, stat
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
SAY MILLIONS OF ACRES OF
BEST cROPLAND LYING idle
IN The SOUTHERN STATES

Millions Of acres Of the best crop
land are lying idle in southern
states, yet the Federal Bureau Of
Reclamation wants Congress to
approve Enthusiastically expensive
new irrigation projects in the des.
sert and mountain areas Of New
Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyom-
ing.
This report was issued this week
by Rep. Craig Hosmer Of Califor-
MIA. who said that more than eight
million acres Of good land were now
idle in the farms Of six southern
states.
This total" Hosmer stated,
docs not include woodlands, pas
lures, or government lands It
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f. N, Palmer
famed Grand
Secretary Of
Stringer Masons

E. w. Palmer of Clarksdale was
elected Grand Secretary of the M.
w. Stringer Masonic Grand Lodge
at its 80th annual communication
here this week.
Palmer was elected to succeed the
late and longtime Grand Secre-
tary, ]. B. Greene, of Port Gibson,
who died during this year.
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Khan Orders
South Carolina
NAAcP Leader
To Leave State

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. T.
(DSN)-Mayor w. j. Deer, of the
town of Elloree, said Tuesday, &C.
cording to reports here, that he
was told that at a meeting of the
Ku Klux Klan in field near here
Saturday night speakers advised
L. A. Blackman, Elloree Negro
contractor, that it would be well
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Girl II, Pushed
From Ninth
FIoorLives

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5 - An un-
named man is being held by St.
Louis Police for pushing IL
year-old girl from a ninth floor
window. The girl, Betsy Bates,
is recovering in Homer G. Phillips
Hospital.
Mrs. Melvin Roberts, mother of
the girl, had left Betsy and her
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Los Angeles, Dec. S - The fire
departments "red hot" racial inte-
grafton issue flared again last week
when Fire Chief John Anderson
told fire commissioners he has once
more segregated all six Negroes
who recently were transferred to
all-white Engine Company 10.
Anderson, who has waged a Bit
ter fight to prevent Indignation in
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1862 District campaign?
Whether the Justice Department
should have investigated the EN-
NETT Louis Till case in Mississippi,
particularly to probe charges of
kidnapping.
Whether he intended to rush for
a strong civil rights program in
the 1866 Democratic platform?
Whether he would accept sup
port of Gov. Allen Shivers of
Texas, in the event he should be-
come candidate for President?
The. questions came up in a Har-
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MOUND BAYOU, Miss, Dec. 5.
Mayor B. A. Greene of Mound
Bayou, whose indictment in con-
nection with a Republican patron
age case was recently dismissed
without argument, was reported
still in a serious condition this
wecl from illness which has kept
him confined to the Taborian Hos