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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

PROF. LUTHER BUCKLEY, principal of Laner Junior
High School, though comparatively in
proved his handling of the administrative
duties at this the oldest High School in Jackson native
Jackson this young graduated from the
high school heads been guided in his duties
by deep for the school and people he No
deny this young most successfully doing
that would caused trouble for older
and more experienced the many fine things
you plan for Lanier Dear" SALUTE YOU, PROF LII
THEIR BUCKLEY.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

terprise will from time to time present thru these columns
outstanding educators of state. Today honor:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
VIRGINIA BEACH
Continued From Page B-2'

COutlnue0 from rage b-EJ
(including air-conditioning) are
modern, was gay meeting place
In the 1905. It Is just as much
so today as the largest hotel on
the beach, popular with conven-
tionS and school gatherings.
Air conditioning has been in
stalled in many of the hotels
along Virginia Beach's board
walk. They call 1t q board
walk" although it is made Of
good. solid concrete-reaching
for nearly four miles along the
Atlantic Oceans receptive shores.
Last winter was kind to 1.-THE
Beach" The hurricanes left II
alone. There was some rough
weather. to be sure. But the
hotels and the board walk"
came through the winter un-
scathed. for the most part.
Last year THE Beach" OBJ
served its Golden Jubilee. In its
51st year, many Of its hotels and
motels have assumed the tropi-
cal motif. Atlantic Avenue estab-
ishments have taken on So
called Bermuda pastels.
Wherever one looks in Virginia
Beach. he can see hope for the
future. Two new motels have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

some Of the Nations most popu-
lar dance orchestras this season
And there is a round" theater
for those who prefer the legit-
innate stage over the many
movies in this area.
Youngsters and oIdsters alike
will find bicycles available to
paddle along the famous con.
crete board walk" Youngsters
especially, will appreciate the
hobby horses on the merry-go.
rounds at the two amusement
IcenterS.
Virginia Beach is about 2lt
miles from Washington. Motor.
lists may avoid the ferries ant
toll bridges by taking Route
Through Richmond to Petersburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

projects is q municipal audi
forum on Pacific Avenue-two
blocks away from the ocean
featuring the Kaiser Aluminium
Dome. It will be the first such
piece Of architecture in the con-
tinental United States. The only
other edifice Of its kind has been
erected In Honolulu.
Water sports have been re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

and then Routes $50 and SO to
Virginia Beach.
The alternate route from
Washington is by way Of Fred
ericksburg, Va, and then by
Route II into Norfolk. by way
Of the Newport-News-No Norfolk
ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

been opened since last season.
the Ocean Ranch, owned by
Dudley Cooper. Norfolk jeweler
and the Sea'n'Sands.
There are three more on the
drawing boards for next season.
They include the $500. 900 estab-
lishment which will be named
The Four Seasons. on the ocean
at Tenth street. Gordon Baskin
is to be the genial host of this
area of relaxation.
One Of next years biggest
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Gently expanded, with water
skiing in Linchorn Bay being
among the most popular diver
sions. Tours each day can be
arranged to jamestown and
Williamsburg as well as to one
Of the Nations strongest defense
points. the jet air base between
here and Norfolk.
Two beach clubs will feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Government Of Iraq
Ministry of Agriculture
Iraq Veterinary College
of Medicine

Applications are invited to fll
the following posts in the College,
Professor Of Anatomy of Do
mesticated Animals, Histology and
2@Professor of General Bacteri-
ology. General Pathology and Gen.
eral Parasitology. =
All candidates must hold the
diploma MR.C.V.S. or an equivalent
university. Veterinary Decree.
They should have had teaching
experience in the subjects.
Candidates must not be less than
80 years and not over So years Of
The appointment in the 1st in
stance will be on probation for one
year, subject to renewals Of fur
ther periods of three years.
Salary to be Iraai Dinars $50 a
month plus the high-cost- living
allowance. (The Irau Dinar d
equivalent to 80. s0).
Free passage provided In both
directions for the Professor, wife
and two children under 70 years
The selected candidate would be
ment BY the middle Of September,
The conditions of service and
leave will be in accordance with
the Iraqi Governments contract
Applications with copies Of ref
erences should be mailed by Air
Mail to the Dean of the College OF
Veterinary Medicine, Ministry OF
Agriculture. Baghdad, Iraq
MINISTER OF A0RICULTURE.
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PART TIME
$40 PER EVENING

4 neat appearing young high
wanted for library division of large
national concern. Service men and
COLLEGE students acceptable. Must
be available 5 evenings per week,
from 8 to 900 pm. For interview,
call Mr.. HARRIS. ST. 3-4563. Mon.
and Tues, 10 am. to 2 pm,
White only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
SAT. AND EVE.
EMPLOYMENT

We are ofierine part-tiine' en-
ployment to responsible men In OUT
sales and service department. Thil
weeks payroll hgures for the mart.
time men on our stan who work
with Us q few evenings per veet
and SATURDAYS are As follows
:sgssse' SECS. sis,ss. $500
ssS ss ss sdb.ssiI' ssll .sss SIS s.
sr. sss Sss Eos b bSR' i. 'sI ss.,
Of the BLDG }. Alex. Va, Mon. eve
q 40 pm. sharp, II mutually aeree.
able. you will start ~ once and n
II our once until approx. 10 Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

ADDRESsOGRAPH GRAPHOTYPE
opr., outstanding Arm; many benz
M sflts aSys st. $50 cs nH reg fss.
INC, Suite 1901. 1895 @ st. NV.
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY,
under 35; excel. future; $75.
POTOMAC EMPL., 104 Z. Broad,
Falls Church, JE. 2-1272.
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HELp-WOMEn
tcONTINuErl

ACCTs PAYABLE CLERK $500
BOOkKEEPER, full charge $3.50
list mo-, then - S395
SBCYS.. Young. Beth, SIS. $3.50
5ECYS. mature to $3.50
ROCKVILLE. COLLEGE PIX.
CLERK TYPs.. exper. to $500
FILE elk. ynR. his. grad. - $230
IB.M., O24 or O26 oPR. $500
MATH ASST. coll. deg. $3.50 up
Interview hrs. 81, "a. Our
1flce is air-conditioned.
Haggerty Empl. Service
9IS Ellsworth DR.. JU. 5000
SILVER SPRING
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CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY

Large local cafeteria chain has
immediate openins for persons IN:
ierested N career IN industrial
excellent company dement's write
giving eomplete resume 10 Boz 1872
X, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Career Opportunity
For the Right Man

Allstate Insurance Co., wholly
owned subsidiary Of Sears, Roehuck
a. Co., has an opening for q full
time automobile and fire insurance
agent in the Washington area. This
Is an excellent opportunity for an
intelligent, ambitious man between
the ages of % and 40 with sue
cessful selling experience. Our ma
ttonally known company Is now
expanding to additional lines. Its
outstanding success Is well known
in the insurance industry. so are
its benefits which include:
Excellent starting salary. Plus
commissions, normal operating ex-:
pense paid. no travelling, rapid
advancement in income, excellent
opportunity for promotion, paid
vacation. group life insurance plan,
disqualification and q profit-sharing
plan second to none. Call C. s.
HaRer. ALLSTATE INSURANCE
CO., JU. $3.50.
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VARITYP1ST
I'm looking for q gal to be No.
girl in this busy ONCE. She must
De q good ,typist and, Girls. the
salary is wide open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
RELp-womER

BOOKKEEPER, 2-girl ONCE. SIM
pie system; must be familiar with
sen. ONCE routine excel. surround
ings, 5-day vk.. good starting sal.
See Mr.. Meyers. WM. BALKAN
TYNE & SONS. COS 18th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, to take complete
charge Of books and payroll. lge !.
aforementioned once: 5-day week:
must be thoroughly exper. and
capable Of accepting responsible
position. Submit in your own
Handwriting brief resume Of back
ground, age. marital status, start
ing salary expected. when avail
able. Box ASH. Star.
BOOKKEEPER : Capable, eficient
young lady for well-established
real estate organization. Must
have knowledge of bookkeeping.
typing also required: 5-day vk.,
pleasant working conditions, good
salary. Call Elk. 3-4575.-
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPR..
permanent position, 5-day-wk. (;
give age exper., reference. and
salary desired. Box Ssh. Star.
BKKPNG MACH. OPR., age. To-
30. some exper. on Burroughs,
MGR. or Monroe; 5 days: st. $55
g S65. no reg. fee. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC,
Suite 1901, 1435 @ ST. NV.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN
AGE % TO 80

UR RRAY
SCHOOLS are initiating a
training program for men
interested in a growing
business with excellent pos
sibilities in administrative
work. The work is chal-
lenging and interesting. In
terviews from z to q pm.
Brochure upon request. In
come up to $1,000 FIRST
year. 1011 Conn. ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

ASST. BOoKKEEPER, Q mos. full
time. summer part time; $50.
POTOMAC EMPL., lO4 Z. Broad,
p. c. JE. 2-7272.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
CLERK

For dry cleaning and laundry store
IN Langley Park shopping center.
Highest rate Of pay avail, with
excel. chance for advancement
Exper. preferred but not essential.
Applv,, CENTRAL CLEANERS, 323
Carroll st. NV.
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APPLY
SAFEWAY
STORES,
INC.

A T T EN- TION, EXPERT
ENCED AUTOMOBILE
statesmen: FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVE HERE
TO INTERVIEW MEN FOR
KEY SALES POSITIONS
WITH TOP NEW CAR
DEALER. APPLY TUES,
JULY 80, 2 PM. TO 4 PM,
RIM. A1237, WOODNER
HOTEL, ASK FOR MR.. C.
KELCHNER.
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ASSISTANT
to
MAGAZINE EDITOR

Excellent opportunity for INTEL
liRent girl to learn public relations
and work on company publications
must be a good typist and have
writing ability: work In ultramod-
ern SURROUNDINGS: 5-day week: good
salary and many company benefits.
Apply HOT SHOPPES Employment
ONCE, 134l G ST. NV, Room 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
RELP WOMEN
CASHIERS
for
HOT SHOPPES

Working in luxurious surround
ings with eongenial people. Openings
in d. c. and Va. Good salary,
meals and uniforms. Day or night.
Apply Employment Once, 134l @
street NV, Room 200.
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RELP-WoMEH

COMPANION, white. for elderly
lady alone In small apt; live in.
References. IA. S-S556.
C0MPTOMETER OEPRATOR, ex-
perienced. in wholesale drug
house; eood salary: free insur-
anee. disqualification: vacation
many other benefits; Call Du.
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JOB-OF-THE-WEEK

JOB-OF-THE-WEEK
vARITYPIsT
I'm looking for q gal to be No
girl in this busy ONCE. She must
be good typist and, Girls, the
salary is wide open.
SMELLING g. SMELLING
sos 14th ct. NV. ST. 3-ssss
Asst. to Ofc. Mgr. $500.
NE. area; some typing and
smatterinE- Of bkkpg., use adding
machine; 8 days.
.SECY. To S347
Editorial dept. good steno. skills.
BACKGROUND needed in editing, COL
.SECY. TO V. p 1868.
NE, area; moderate shorthand,
GOOD goo t vi e. some bookkeeping ex-
Proofreaders (2) $500.
Good handwriting needed. apti-
t to as for posting ne area age
Girl Friday To $500.
Must be top notch secy.. pro-
fessional in appearance, neat and
trim. IBM; 5 days.
Bkkpg., Mach. Opers.,
Open
Exper needed; many benefits;
80 hrs: age to 81.
Exec. Secy. -Ofc. Mgr.
(S4. SO0-S6.6OO)
Hard worker, good steno skills.
able to keep records. little research;
some overtime; resume needed
Service RepreS. $3.50
Some college, high calibre, young
many benefits; excel. working con-
ditions: 35-hr. wk.
SECRETARY $4,000
Export Arm. top-notch girl, some
dictaphone. good English, able to
compose some corresp., aptitude for
figures; 35 hrs.
VARITYPIST TO S85
Exper. in layout, Brentwood area.
ne: many co. benefits: to As yrs.
SECRETARY - $500.
To Pres. in public relations: per-
sonable; lots of public contact;
shorthand and typing; lower Wis.
ave.
RECEIPT. -Typist- To $500
GEORGETOWN area; exper. on PIX.
good typist. attrac., smart, age
STOCK CLERK S. o.
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CLERK

ASST. BOOKKEEPER- $40
This small, new, airccond. Va.
ONCE needs help. You must type.
CLERK S60
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IALL APPLIANCE
SALES

Several openings IN enc Of
washington's largest appliance
stores for experienced small appli-
ance salesmen and sales trainees.
Liberal starting salary. COM
mensurate with experience Hos
pitailsation plan and ell employe
benefits. outstanding oppoItunity
rnent, See Mr. Ahrens, POTOMAC
APPLIANCES AND Tv., 9th and =
ats, NV, ST 3-327O.
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PART-TIME

Statesmen. Young. married, white;
lowest budget Price. family pro-
gram In area: min. $50 wk. for
those who qualify Servicemen who
need extra income accepted No
pressure selling. Call IA. 2-32I4,
II IN < n R-QO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

If you can type and do payroll,
one Of my favorite companies needs
your assistance: days.
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MELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK. %
to 80, for national manufacturing
CO. tipping required and ability
to keep cash books; 5-day week;
hours 3 to 4:30: many company
benefits. NE 9-4S10.
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estate; start $50. $50 in SO days,
Elizabeth PinkSton !.
Personnel CounSeling
Services
DI. 7-4150

SECRETARY to exec. Of radio-Tv.
law firm. work for / man; inter
view nov for position beg. Aug.
10. Age to 40 $4,000
SECRETARY to exec. director pro-
fessional org: use dictaphone.
diversified duties; age to 40 SIS
SECRETARY to pres. of large corp;
exper. in newspaper work or pub
lie relations, ability to write
clearly, 2 yrs. college; excel. flu
SECRETARY to program dir. pro-
fessional org; good shorthand
and tipping; age TO 4O--- $50
SECRETARY. large Western oil CO..
small once; average skills; Conn
ave. area; age to 25 start SIS
JR. SECRETARY RECIPTIONIST
to v. p. radio-TV; good skills:
age to 80; S277 mo. reg. incr.
MANY OTHER EXCELLENT
SECRETARIAL POSITIONS WITH
FINE EMPLOYERS
STENOGRAPHER, interested his
tory; average skills; excel. future;
days; to age 35 to $4,000
RESEARCH ASSISTANT large labor
org; college grad; in fields OF
economics, labor, statistics or po-
lttical science; age open, st. S355
CLERK-TYPISTS, many. with excel.
societies, orgs. and businesses.
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Experienced Inventory
Clerk

Ecr ;.r1s,yrsl !. '': :s.., i.S;s'.S Sa
ssso,turffHEESiSs ui IRos 'wSoRKsH. NC.
Shirley hwy. and EdSail I'd. klsE.,
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MEN
ADD UP THESE BENEFITS

xlG
ADD UP THESE BENEFITS
Ul Experience not necessary.
(2C Complete training in ONCE
and in "the field"
(3l $50 weekly salary,
90 Generous commissions with
big advance on all sales.
(5) Cash bonus each month.
90 Leads furnished.
"a Afternoons OF.
Isl Permanent lifetime positions.
t9) Competition. negligible.
(1O) Earnings from $1,000 to
$4,000 PET year.
II YOU are white: n to 81; With
e. e cs All day 8 Sunday pSas Of cn Nom
day am. only. Think il over.
Everyone needs our product.
YOUNG MAN, willing worker, to
work in grocery and delicatessen
store; part time or full time, Ex-
perienced man preferred but not
necessary. Call RA. 10000. ask
for Mr.. FRANKLIN.
YOUNG MAN, preferably married.
to work in food market, exper.
preferred but not necessary. APP
ply 205 End st. Sc.
YOUNG MAN, TO learn shipping
and receiving. some typing: g.
day; good starting salary: chance
for advancement. BOX 112-G.
Star.
YOUNG MAN with some typewrit-
ing ability as shipping and receiv-
ing clerk: 5-day, 40-hour week /:
national corporation benefits; op-
portunity for advancement
eM1TH-CORONA. INC. 1413 Park
road NV
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ACCOUNTING CLERK

AGE 81 to as. Must have at least
2 yrs. Of accounting school back
ground: thoroughly familiar with
routine accounting and clerical Ac-
tivities in busy accounting DEPART
ME. $4,000. Ext. 226.
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EMPLOYER PAYS FEE

OEOnE Ian D0OJ
EMPLOYER PAYS FEE
For national corporation. varied
duties. electric Typewriter; 3 days,
Jr. Secy., 1-Girl Ofc.
Start S325. .35-hr. wk., mini
mum dictation; downtown location,
general once duties. Will consider
bright beginner.
SECY., BETH. $3.50
Personal secretary to man in
small professional office; prefer
under 30 yrs. above average APP
pearance: 3 days; parking available.
K.-TYPIST ----$279
For national organization. some
tipping plus clerical duties; excel
lent benefits; 5 days; air-condi-
toned building.
RECEIPT. $500
For national research organization,
in GEORGETOWN area; some tipping
above average appearance: days.
SECY., No Shhd.- 1925
For professional Arm: good tipping,
will train on dictaphone; down.
town aforementioned building; 8
days.
RECEIPT. 1925
For research organization, profes.
sional people; some college; will
Stat. TypiSt ------$325
For national corporation. expert
ence necessary; 5 days: downtown
excellent financial future. =.
EMBASSY, No Shhd.
Will work for military attaches
some college, good tipping; days;
start S275.
RADIO SECY., No Shhd.
Excellent opportunity for career
in radio and TV work. typing re-
quired: must be able to work alone;
5 days, start $500.
RECEIPT Secy., No Shhd.
one-girl ONCE. Conn. ave; soy
telephone contact with public. 50es
personal contact: B days: start
MGR 31OO
Conn. ave. ONCE. pleasant sur
roundings; 5 days; start S325.
TEMP. SECY., No Fee
Beautiful aforementioned once.
downtown; pleasant working con-
ditions:, vacation replacement. up
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV,
ADMIN, SECY., under 81 OPEN
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Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select POSITIONS in PUBLIC
RELATIONS. CAPITOL HILL, Law,
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
COLLEGE STUDENTS

s .S:F.s ne q sp;g s.s y ioR ms
sEssTs for REEL SIX. Cali Mss
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

SECRETARY $40
Someone with good skills will
md this embassy position real
exciting; meet the big-wigs.
SECRETARY to $40
This busy iewelry exec. needs an
asst. who possesses good skills.
Experience necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

said he went to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
about 8 pm. and was not pres
emit at the Khan gathering.
Homicide Sergt. M. H. House
quoted one Of the gun victims
as giving a different story. Sergt
House said Mr.. Tillery told him
Mr.. Carter was on the stage
when Mr.. Tillery objected to
what he termed "one-nnari rule
He said Mr.. Carter left the stage
and then Mr.. Tillery was
grabbed by three robed men.
Apparently Left for Dead
The two victims apparently
were left for dead. but Mr.
Bridges crawled from the build
ing and was taken to a hospital
by an unidentified person.
Officers reached the theatel
later to find Mr.. Tillery sprawled
on the floor. He told them he
was armed with a pistol. but had
been unable to reach it because
lit was under his robe. Police
did not find the pistol. Mr.
Bridges apparently was unarmed
Mr.. Carter's organization, ont
of several such groups in the
State. has been a militant foe Of
racial indignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
NEW FACES m CONGRESS
Navy Veteran Replaces
Jerseys Tumulty

The Republican replacement
for a Democrat in New Jerseys
14th congressional district is
Vincent j. DELAY. 40, World War
II Navy veteran and senior field
auditor Of his States Treasury
Department.
He defeated the eolorful and
witty Democratic Representative
T. James Tumulty of Jersey City.
whose funny speeches and over
800 pounds of weight made him
an outstanding character in the
House.
In the political battle-ground
of that district, it had been nip
and tuck between the two cam
didates. Mr.. Tumulty won over
Mr.. DELAY in 1854, but the
Republican. boosted by Eisen-
hover support, won last Novem-
Der.
Favoring the Presidents pro-
gram generally during the cam
paign, Mr.. DELAY. however,
would increase personal income
tax exemption. and separate the
fields Of taxation by Federal and
State Governments to stop du-
plication Of slevies. He promised
to support Universal Military
Training.
Born in Hudson County on
June %, 1907, Mr.. DELAY has
lived there since, with the excep-
ton of two years of service in
the Navy during World War II.
He has been an active partic-
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Chinese Art Show
|WiII Open Feb. !

An exhibition Of contemporary
! Chinese paintings by Miss Yau
Wan Shan will be held in Copley
Lounge Of Georgetown Univer.
sity, Thirty-seventh and c
streets NV, from February / tt
February Z.
The exhibition hours are from
10 am. to 5 pm. daily. Invita-
tons have been issued for a pre-
view at 8 pm. next Thursday
The exhibition is sponsored by
the president and Board of Di.
Irectors of the university.
Miss Yau has studied fine arts
for more than 20 years in China
India and Japan. She came tc
this country for the first time
last October.
Her paintings have been shown
IN Los Angeles. San Francisco
and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
INAACP Asks
President to
Act in South

ATLANTA. Ca, Jan. "a up
Roy Wilkins, executive sec.
rotary of the National Associa.
ton for the Advancement o!
Colored People, has asked Presi.
dent Eisenhower to speak out
from his high Office" against
what he described as lawlessnes'
and violence against the Negro
in the South.
Addressing a rally last night
Mr.. Wilkins said the President
can see the plight of the Hun.
garians. gives the drought ares
his personal attention. but h,
chooses to remain silent while
American citizens are beint
bludgeoned out of their free
doms and their rights"
Mr.. Wilkins said "our churches
have been bombed, our minis
tiers arrested, our boys and girl
driven from school by mobs, oul
families uprooted and made tt
flee for their lives" and no re.
buke has come from any high
official.
Instead of rebukes. he said
I'VE have had subtle and no
so subtle words and phrases
which seem to certain elements
to be encouragement to further
efforts"
He said Gov. Marvin Grifil
lin a recent address to the Legis'
llature called for the preservation
Iof racial segregation in Georgi;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
Garter Is Held
In Shooting Of 7

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. "a
(P.-Asa G. Carter, 32-year-old
champion of racial segregation,
was charged yesterday with as
sault with intent to murder in
the shooting of two men at q
|Ku Klux Khan meeting.
The two men were wounded at
la neighborhood theater Tues
day night. A hospital where
they were taken reported j. p
|Tillery, "a. in satisfactory con-
Idition, and Charles Bridges, 81
lin poor condition.
Mr.. Carter. held under $10.-
900 bond on each of two charges
was questioned by police fol
about four hours before he was
lodged in jail.
He denied he was present al
the meeting. held in the theatel
leased by the North Alabama
Citizens Council, of which he
is executive secretary.
50 Attended Meeting
About SO persons were attend.
ling the meeting which ended ir
the shooting of the two men.
MIR. Carter said he allowed the
Khan to use. the theater as 9
meeting place since nothing else
had been scheduled.
The former radio announcer