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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
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1872 New York Ave NV. washington. DC.
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Aircraft Paint Co.-316 Kennedy St, NV.
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E. C. Keys Son S4O4 Georgia Ave. NV.
Mails Hardware ..-.--.... 3430 lAth St., NV.
Peoples Hardware 2l75 18th St., NV.
Peoples Hdwe 4s77 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. 35ll Connecticut Ave. NV.
Peoples Hardware 71l7 Georgia Ave. NV.
Pyus Adams Paint Co. llls 9Th ST., NV.
Title Pit. & Hdwe. 1884 Georgia Ave. NV.
Union w. 4 P. Co. 1922 N. Y. Ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
| Peoples Hardware Co. 3l4 Riggs Rd.. NE.
Peoples Hardware 3A3l BenninG Rd.. e.
Peoples Hdwe. 1926 BladensburR Rd N.E.
Norman Paint Co. l248 II St, NE.
SOUTHEAST
Berlins Hdwe. 4410 Southern Ave, S. e.
Berlins Hardware 44ll Bowen Rd.. sc.
Hicrest Hdwe 2slO Good Hope Rd., S. E.
Interstate Auto Sup. Inc. 5l4 sth St.. Sc.
Peoples Hdwe 603 Pennsylvania Ave, Sc.
Peoples Hardware 3S43 Alabama Ave. Sc.
Stevens Hardware 2759 Nichols Ave. Sc.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Beverly Plaza H. & v. 1905 Mt. Vernon Ave
Lee Croft Lumber Co. 2406 Duke st.
Peoples Hardware 1873 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Peoples Hdwe. Cullmore Ctr. LeesburR Pike
ANNANDALE. VA.
lAnnandale II. & s. Co Little River Tnpk.
AkLtNOIONs Va,
Barber 4 Ross. Inc. 35O9 n. Fairfax DR..
J. w. Ayers Hdwe. 1858 N. Wash. Blvd
Dewey Hardware I756 Lee Hwy.
Martin Bros. 1926 Lee Hwy.
Peoples Hardware 3241 Columbia Pike
Peoples Hardware 1920 Lee Hwy
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Snyder & Co. Lee Hwy. 4 Fairfax DR..
Union Wall. & Pnt. Co. 2sOl Wilson Blvd.
FAIRFAX. VA
Fairfax Hardware III W. Main ST.
FAILS CHURCH. VA.
Falls Church Paint & Wallpaper Center
1870 w. Broad St.
Mclean. VA
Langley Hardware
ANNAPOLIS. ND
Hazard Paint Co. 81 Main st.
Hecht Co.
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Prince Georges Hdwe. 4sl9 Defense Hwy.
BRENTWOOD. ND.
VIM. Dunbar Co. 4304-6 Rhode Island Ave.
CAMP SPRINGS. Nd
A. p. Burgess Elec. Ctr. 5S4O Branch Ave.
cHEVERLY. Nd.
Peoples Hardware 544S Annapolis Rd
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Chevy Chase Vii. Sup $500 Brookville Rd
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Chillum Paint & Hardware sO3 Chillum Rd
DEALe, Nd.
Deale Contracting & Supply Co.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, ND.
Suburban Hardware 7lO5 Marlboro Pike
FREDERICK. ND.
Hamilton Homes. Inc. E. Second St.
HIGHLAND, Md.
Clover Farms Store
HIIlcREsr HEIGHTS. Nd
Seymour's Hardware 1922 Iverson st.
HYATTsVIIE. Md.
Adelphl Hdwe.. Inc. 250S University La.
Aver Hardware 6577 ARer Rd.
Peoples Hardware 1922 Queens Chapel Rd
KENsiNcToN. Md.
Mclntire Hardware, Inc.
3737 Kensington Wheaton Rd
IANDoVER huIs. Md.
Bills Hardware 743l Annapolis Rd
LANGLEY PARK. Nd.
LansburRh's
IANHAM, ND.
Stancliff Hardware & Supply Co.
MIIcHEIVILE, Nd.
Shatenstein Bros.
nat. RAINIER, Md.
Peoples Hardware 1000 oath St.
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Ewald's Hardware
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Negroes Drop Suit
AT Florida Resort

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, May
IA group of Negroes seeking
the right to use public swimming
facilities in the exclusive little
Florida community of Delray
Beach dropped their law suit after
me witness for the city testified
Negroes never were barred.
The base, heard by District Fed
raj Judge Emmett c. Choate, was
dismissed without prejudice" with
he consent of both parties.
Delray Beach is located just
south of West Palm Beach, center
# the Gold Coasts hiEh-society
ife during the winter months.
Prior to filing the suit, the Ne
,roes had petitioned the city COM
mission to give them the right to
Use the beaches. Catherine Strong,
,ormer mayor Of Delray and the
,nly witness to take the stand, said
he commission never answered the
atition because it had never said
Negroes could not use the swim,
ming facilities.
Asked whether this meant the
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SOUTH AFRICAN Governments
NATIONAL TRANSPORT COM.
CHANGING 800 Year Old
PATTERN ORDERS SEGREGATED
SEATING ON cAPETOWn BUSES
Say Boycott Steadily SnowbaIIing
CRITICS CHARGE GOVERNMENT
INCREASING RACIAL FRICTION

Cape Town, Africa, May IA
Colored people here are hailing an
American Negro bus boycott In
Montgomery, Ala, as the pattern
for a similar campaign against
new segregation rules In Cape
Town buses.
After the first week Of operation
it does not appear that the local
boycott will achieve anything like
the virtually total effectiveness
which the Montgomery campaign
is reported to have reached. But
egged on by organizers making
frequent references to the United
States incident, thousands Of col
oreds (persons Of mixed descent),
with a sprinkling Of white sympa-
thizers, have Stunned the city's
buses.
These busses are run by private
companies, which till now have
been operating - coincidentally -
one of the most prosperous city
bus services in the country, the
only major one run by private en-.
terprise and not the municipal su-
thorities, and also the only one
open to all races Unfortunately.
This latter achievement has been
Continued on Page Six)
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MOUNTING INDIGNATION Seen AS
Three White men Are HELD
UNDER $4,000 BONDS FOR The
KIDNAPPING AND RAPE OLA
SIxTEEN-YEAR-0LD NEGRO GIRL
Girl In Hospital Causes Delay In
Preliminary Hearing Of Case
Trial Seen Awaiting Action Of
October Session Of Grand Jury

Magnolia, Miss, May 15.-(DS
N)-With signs Of mounting indig-
nation Of responsible citizens
throughout the state, the Pike
County Citizens Council Tuesday
pledged its support in bringing to
justice three white men who con-
fessed the kidnapping and rape Of
16-year-old Negro girl.
Condemning the attack as "a
trocious" the councils board Of d.
reetors met Monday night and said
it deplored such violations regard
less of whether white or Negro
persons were the victims.
The assault violates every prin-
ciple for which the council stands"
George Burt, Jr., a spokesman for
the pro-segregation council, said.
The council praised police for
their quick arrests Of the white
men. The board said 1t has legal
committee to help authorities In
such incidents.
County Attorney Joe Piggott
said the attack has "been revolt
ing to the white people"
He said the men await the &C
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
81 Negro High
Schools 10 Go
By Next Fall

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May
14.-When the fall school term be-
gins next September, there will be
q total Of 81 all-Negro high schools
missing from the scene.
DR.. Oliver Hodge, state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, made
that announcement recently in q
report which indicated that class
room Indignation in the state is
proceeding smoothly and without
untoward incidents.
Hodge reported that A districts
will continue to staff Negro high
schools during the next year.
Moreover, it was pointed out
that there are nine districts in the
state where the residents are all
Negroes, and these will remain
even il the state is totally desegre-
gated Also, Oklahoma City and
Continued on Page Five)
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Negro Teachers
Told They Will
Not Be jobIess

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, May
14-Negro teachers in this state
have the assurance of Gov. Ray
mond Gary that a program will be
devised to find jobs for any teach
ers displaced by the school inte-
grafton program.
This was the gist Of the COVER
nor's statements in q recent meet
;rg with state Negro leaders who
expressed concern over Negro
teachers being displaced in the pro-
cess of desegreagtion
F ID. Moon Of this city, q high
school principal who served Is
group spokesman, told the COVER
nor that 90 Negro teachers already
have been notified that they will
not be hired next year. Mr.. Moon
said he had made . study OF 70
Of the cases and found that nine
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Powell Denies
Salary Kick backs

NEW YORK, May 11.-Adam
Clayton Powell, D-NY, denied un-
der oath today that he ever took
a kickback from the salary Of his
former congressional secretary.
"Unqualifiedly no, never, not q
penny" Powell said in a surprise
appearance as the first defense
witness in the income tax evasion
trial Of the secretary, Hattie Free
man Dodson.
Powell took the stand after Fed
eral Judge Irving r. Kaufman
cleared the Dodson woman's hus-
band, Howard, Of taking income
tax returns. He was dismissed as
Continued on Page Seven)
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Campbell College
baccaIaureate
Sunday, May 70

The Seth Annual Baccalaureate
address will be given at the ]. P.
Campbell College, Sunday, May 20,
1856 at $3.50 P. M. in the s. L.
Greene Auditorium.
Graduates from the Junior Col
lege and the High School will hear
the advice of an eminent minister
and accept the challenge Of good
life.
The public is invited to share
the inspiration Of this occasion.
Commencement will be held on
Thursday, May "a, 1866 at 1000
A. M. DR.. s. L. Greene, Jr., will
be the speaker.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
See Military Service As Dynamic
Force For RemodeIing Race
Relations Throughout The Nation

New York, May II - Columbia
University study released today
reports that indignation as. now
being practiced in military service
Twill provide a dynamic force for
remodeling race relations through.
out the nation, particularly in the
South"
The 144-page book titled "The
Negro Potential" was published
by the Conservation of Human Re-
sources Project, established by
President Eisenhower in 1850 when
he was president Of Columbia.
Authors Of the new study are Dr..
Eli Ginzberg, project director.
James K. Anderson, DR.. Douglas
w. Bray and Robert w. Smuts.
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Ernest Wilkins Gets Church Post
MINNEAPOLIS. Nj

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May ID.
j. Ernest Wilkins, Assistant
Secretary Of Labor, the highest
position held by a colored person
in the Eisenhower Administration,
Saturday was elected head Of the
powerful Judicial Council Of the
Methodist Church.
He is the first colored person
to hold this position in the long
history Of the Methodist church.
Last Resort
The Judicial Council, comprised
Of nine members, is frequently
rallied the supreme court of Meth
odism. 1t is the court of last ne
sort on rulings Of bishops and
lower church courts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Famed Negro
Newspaper Man
Sees Two Distinct
And Mutually
Exclusive
Societies In j. S.
Schuyler Explodes
Idea Of An American
Melting Pot

NEW YORK, N. Y, May H.
(Special)-Negroes don't want to
be white, despite all propaganda
to the contrary, writes George S.
Schuyler in the June issue Of the
American Mercury.
Mr.. Schuyler traces the miscon-
ception that Negroes yearn to be
white to the period, a generation
ago, when advertisements Of Co.'S
metic preparations and hair
straighteners' used to cram the
pages Of the Negro press. The ad-
vertising Of these commodities
gave many readers the snap i'm
preston that the whole Negro
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Mrs. Roosevelt
Reioiins NAAcP

Mrs. Frnaklin D. Roosevelt re-
Gently resigned as a director Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People, an
NAACP spokesman said, but was
persuaded to reconsider and has
agreed to remain in the position.
Henry Moon, public-relations d.
rector Of the NAACP, said Mrs.
Roosevelt submitted her resigna-
tion about 10 days ago, giving
as her reason that she was too
busy with other affairs to attend
meetings regularly and devote
Continued on Page Five)
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Miss Luey's
Expulsion Holds

Birmingham, Ala. May IL - The
U. s. Supreme Courts refusal to
rule on the University Of Alabama
case left the doors of the school
still open to qualified Negro stu
dents - but not to Autherine
Lucy Foster, q.
She was permanently expelled
March /.
Lawyers who have been follow
ing the case said the courts action
left the ruling Of U. S. Dist. Judge
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Pet Milk Company Announces First
"Pet Milk BABY OF The Month"

The Pet Milk Company put the
spotlight on one Of the commune
tvs happiest, healthiest babies to-
day with the announcement of the
first "Pet Milk Baby Of the Month"
The award-winning baby is
Elizabeth Veal, z month old dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lee Veal,
1914 Whitfield Mill Rd.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
FBI Opens ''civiI Rights Schools"

WASHINGTON, D. c., May IA
]. Edgar Hoover Thursday marked
his 32nd anniversary as Director
of the Federal Bureau Of Investi-
CATION with a strong plea for civil
rights problems without recourse
to violence
The FBI chief, a robust 81,
veteran of service under five presi-
dents and II attorney generals, has
been head of federal. agency long
er than any other man in the ma
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19

As president Of the council, Mr..
Wilkins becomes the ranking lay
man in the Methodist Church. He
has been a member Of the Council
since 1o4S and its secretary since
1863.
The 62-year-old Chicago lawyer
was appointed vice chairman Of
President Eisenhower's Govern
ment Contracts Committee. Sec
rotary Of Labor James Mitchell,
who also was q member Of this
committee, was so impressed with
Mr.. Wilkins ability that he rec
commended Mr.. Wilkins appoint
ment as Assistant Secretary Of La
Dor in charge Of international at
Continued on Page Seven)
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United States. The professional
name, Rhoda Jordan, began at the
early age Of IL under the tutlags
Of her mother, a drama teacher.
While studying for the B. A. de-
gree in drama at Northwestern
University, Rhoda conducted her
own Children's theatre in Chicago,
which made appearances on radio
for the Chicago Board Of Educa-
ton. She received the M. A. degree
Continued on Page Ski
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
FISK UNIV. GETS TOP CHEMISTRY
and ENGINEERING AFFILIATION

in physical chemistry, it was an
nounced here by DR.. Charles S.
Johnson, Fisk president.
The cooperative programs with
Carnegie and Illinois provide for
three years of combined liberal
arts-science study at Fisk and two
years of specialization in an engi-
Continued on Page Four)
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tons capital.
The emphasis with which he dis
cussed the civil rights enforcement
issue, one of the most perplexing
problems the U. S. now faces, un-
derscored the undiminished enthu-
siasm with which he tackles his
big job as he moves deeper into
his fourth decade of government
service.
Hoover pointed out that the FB1
Continued on Page Five)
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Mrs. Annie
braxton woman's
Day Speaker

Mrs. Anne Braxton, native Of
Atlanta, Ca, will be the Women's
Day speaker at Faith Presbyterian
Church Sunday. She received her
undergraduate education at SPELL
man College, in Atlanta, Ga, and
her MA degree from Columbia
University, New York.
Mrs. Braxton has served as dean
Of women and associate professor
Continued on Page Six
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Chicago Policy
Figure Gets
Prison Term

Chicago, ILL.,, May Is -Tarold
little Boy Blue) Parker, 47-year-
old Chicago policy figure, was sent
enced to three years imprisonment
and fined $1,000 Thursday for per-
jury growing out of his testimony
before a federal grand jury in
January, 1866.
Continued on Page Four)
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AMES RECEIVE MESSAGE OF
CONGRATULATIONS FROM PRES.

cppal Church extend warm greet
ings. | congratulate all Of you
on your continuing endeavors to
strengthen the understanding Of
spiritual principles and to promote
human we'll being in the communi.
ties and rural areas you repre-
sent"
The convention Of church leaders
will end May 18th. It is the first
time in 25 years the meeting has
been held in the South.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
A Philip Randolph Seeks 100000
War Chest In Battle For Civil Rights

Garment Workers Union that the
newly-formed committee was the
first ever created within the trade
union movement for an all out
drive for civil rights.
He said AFL-CIO President
George Meany will serve as chair
man of the committee and David
Dubinsky, ILGWU president, as
treasurer.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Southern Teacher On Arts Program
Of American Colleges & Universities

BATON ROUGE, La, May a.
Mrs. Rhoda Jordan Carmichael,
Southern University Instructor of
Speech and Drama, is listed on the
Arts Program of the Association
of American Colleges for Spring
performances in universities and
colleges.
Mrs. Carmichael, talented
young solo actress, has received
national acclaim for her inspiring
performances throughout til e
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Negro Parents Protest !ntegration

previously discussed the matter
with school superintendent Jim
Ragland.
Mrs. Ardel Elan, one Of the
spokesman for the group, said the
Douglass high school students were
unhappy at the prospects Of going
across town to school with white
students next year, and that the
Negro students had not been hap
Ply in nearby schools that were in
tegrated last year. She said Doug
Continued on Page Four
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WETUMKA, Okla, May IA
group of Negro patrons of Doug
lass separate school in Wetumka
recently called on the president and
the clerk of the Watumka board of
education to protest Indignation Of
Douglass high school next fall.
Members of the delegation told
the school board president and clerk
that neither the students nor pa
irons of the school were in favor Of
indignation with white students in
the high school. The group had
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Piney Woods
School Comm ct.
Next Tuesday

PINEY WOODS, Miss, May Ia
The Piney Woods Country Life
School will hold it's Annual Com
mencement Program Tuesday, May
%, with the program starting at
1870 p. m.
Principal Laurence C. Jones ex-
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
PRINCIPAL |. S. Sanders To Retire

Having served 81 years in the
Jackson public school as principal
Of Lanier High School, Mr.. l. s.
Sanders will retire at the close Of
this school year.
Faculty and students Of Lanier
and friends Of Mr.. Sanders are
planning a program to be staged
in his honor Tuesday, May 20, at
7:30 pm. in the school auditorium.
All friends and we'll wishers Of
the retiring principal are cordially
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Say Republicans Lost More Elections
Under Ike Than Any Other President

Under President Eisenhower "the
Republican Party has lost more
ground and more elections than
under any other Republican Pres
ident in history" the June issue OF
the Democratic Digest reports, in
q new survey of election trends.
"Even President Herbert Hoover
did better when he was in the
White House," the official publica-
ton of the Democratic National
Committee adds.
The article points out that the
American voters gave Hoover a
Republican Congress during the
mid-term elections of his one term,
although the House later on was
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Utica Institute
Commencement
Speakers Listed

Mr.. J. D. Boyd, President Of the
Utica Institute at Utica Institute,
Miss, has announced the speakers
for the 53rd annual commencement
exercises to be held at that Insti-
tuition on May 20 and Fl, 1866.
The Baccalaureate sermon will
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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Pike County Citizens Council Pledges Justice In Rape Case
Negro Officer
Refuses To Return
To State To Serve
Traffic Sentence
F0rfeits Bond
OF $4,000

COLUMBUS, Miss, May H.
First 1t. Titus A. Saunders, a
Negro Air Force officer who lost
an appeal Of his six-month Jail
sentence for driving while intoxi-
Gated, also has lost q $4,000 cash
bond.
Circuit Judge John Greene or
dered the bond forfeited Saturday.
He said Saunders is in Ohio and
refused to return to serve his SEN
tence.
He prepared for the Air Force q
warrant for Saunders arrest, say
ing, ut is a serious and dangerous
precedent where a defendant can
put up cash in a misdemeanor case
and leave the jurisdiction Of this
court and defy the process and
judgment of the courts in this
state"
Saunders was fined $3.50 and sen.
fenced to six months in Jail for
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Miami, Fla, May IL - Dele
gates to the general conferenSc of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, now meeting in Miami,
received a message Of congratula-
tons Tuesday from President. Ell
senhower.
The Presidents telegram to the
10000 Negroes attending the con-
ference read:
ITO those attending the confer
ence Of the African Methodist Epis-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Stevenson Leader
Derides e New
Founded !" COP
Interest. in Negroes
Cites Taking Of
Patronage From
Perry Howard
In Mississippi

New York, N. Y. May ID (Spec-
iaD - Mrs. Lois Dickson Irish,
prominent young Harlem leader
and CO.. Chairman Of the local Stew
enson for President Committee,
called the formation Of a young
Republican group in Harlem last
week "as just one Of those Re-
publican gimmicks that crop up
during election years."
"Here you have" she comment
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey,
May ia Philip Randolph, an
AFL-CIO vice president announced
today the formation of a special
trade union committee to raise
100000 "war chest" in the bat
tie for civil rights.
Randolph, who is president Of the
International Brotherhood Of Sleep
ing Car Porters, told the Goth con-
vention of the international Ladies
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19

invited to come out and share In
the fluctuations to be rendered him
at this time.
Having earned the Master Of
Arts Degree from Chicago Uni
veristy with honors, Mr.. Sanders
has distinguished himself a. q
scholar and thinker. His admins
tration at Lanier has been char
acterized by dignity, foresight,
and integrity. He has given La
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19

A photograph of the "Baby of
the Month" appears in the Pet
Milk advertisement elsewhere in
this newspaper. The Pet Milk
Company already has presented
this months lucky parents with an
engraved Special Award Certifi-
cate and a gift of $40 in groceries.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Booker rs
Daughter Given
likes Pen

Tuskegee, Ala. May IA - Mrs.
A. v. Mundy, daughter Of educator
Booker T. Washington, has been
presented one Of the "signatory
pens" used by President Eisenhow-
er when he signed Public Law No.
462. The law provides 100000 for
the establishment of the Booker T.
Washington National Monument at
his birthplace in Franklin County,
Va.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
By Victor Grant Backus

Nashville, Tenn. - Fisk Uni
versity has affiliated with Carne-
gle Institute of Technology and IL
linois Institute of Technology, and
with the University of Bordeaux,
France, for the purpose of offer
ing professional work in engineer
ing and advanced graduate study
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-05-19
Gold Coast
Farmers Visiting
In United, States

New York, N. Y, May ia
party Of 10 Gold Coast cocoa farm
ers are visiting the United States
for one week on q good will mis-
sion sponsored by the Gold Coast
Cocoa Marketing Board.
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