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fuRN,, Danish. modsrnl golden
leakwood purchased IN Corn.
hagen lesl than 1 y. ase.. ~.
s ssa d,n' R 5@; sp S S.1os, 'a''n'
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FURN. UNCLAIMED-Wing chair,
st.nd. 'Gss so; bunk bur BEDS SIS; Tes
bed, IS; Lawson sofa, $50: dres-
ser. $40: din; rm. table, 8 chairs,
. $40: bedrm. set. s6S: sofa match
ing chair, S45: chest OF drawers,
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' Al! s!S I i;SIS lr' iR'
, 1958-02-13
PROBATE NO. Is 1857
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been appoint
ed Administrative in the above entitled estate. All creditors
are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six Q) months from date hereof. Persons ia
debted to the said estate are required to make payment with
in the said time. Persons claiming to be next Of kin shall file
their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with the Clerk
Of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated, December q, 1857.
Lillian Roberts
28-41118 Administrative
, 1958-02-13
28-4-11-18

world Lincoln is regarded with kindness and deepest
respect, and more of the type of President which this
nation should have. Yet, in the very capital Of the ma
ton, his birthday is not observed.
, 1958-02-13
GOVERNMENT OF
H VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION NO. 1894
TO ALL TO Hon THESE PRESENTS HAL o M
GREETING:
This is to certify thai Trade Mark No. 347535 which was
registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, DC.
en- June %, 1887, and in the Office of the Government Secre-
tary on July 10, 1915 in the name of Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, is now owned by ESQ OIL
a corporation OF Delaware, by change Of name;
and that such change of name was recorded in the United
States Patent Office, Washington, D, c, and in the Office of
the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United
States, at ST. Thomas, i'll accordance with the provisions in
the Regulations governing the registration Of Patents and
Trademarks in the Virgin Islands approved April l, 1916.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal of the Government of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States to be af-
fixed at Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, this 31st
day of January; A. D., 1858.
John D. Merwin
Government Secretary
, 1958-02-13
NO HOLIDAY FOR LINCOLN

WE IN E Islands observe the birthday of
Abraham Lincoln by making the day a holiday. But this
is not the case uniformly throughout the United States.
It would almost 60 without saying that the Southern
States world not think much Of old ABE for he was
the one that deprived them of one Of their most
cherished rights and possessions-the right to keep
slaves.
WHAT IS SURPRISING is that the Federal Gov
eminent does not observe the day enough to make it a
holiday.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, to many, was the greatest
President the United States ever had, and this, quite
apart from the fact that he freed the slaves. A reading
of his first inaugural address would seem to indicate
that he was in favor of going along with the South, argu-
ing, in effect, that he did not have the power to do
anything about a system which existed in the individual
States.
HOWEVER, AS TIME went on, the deep, religious
conviction that one man should not enslave another
found expression in the Emancipation Proclamation.
Those were difficult times, and no President ever faced
a situation which called for greater skill or understand
ing than that which faced Abraham Lincoln. Allowed to
continue and flourish, the slave system could easily
have been the complete destruction OF America. For
example, with cheap slave labor, we could easily have
remained primarily a rural nation, producing cotton for
the world markets. By the time Hitler came along we
might have been SO weak that he could have America
with relative ease. But even before that the United
States might have been another Africa, little more than
a vast continent ready to be carved up into productive
colonies.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THEN, was the man who
kept the nation in, one whole, and paved the way for it
to grow into the leader of the free world. All over the
, 1958-02-13
John D. Merwin
Government Secretary

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. CROIx AT CHRISTIANsTED
In the Matter of the Estate of
PHILLIP DAVID, NO Is : 1857
Deceased
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GEORGETOWN - New exclusive
listingi Perfect for Young family
BY Apt AID. 4-7267; IKE. 7-0602
ewes, BONNIE B. FOSTER.
GLOVER PARK. NEW LISTING
Brick. liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms.. rec rni.. newly decorated.
Call Mrs. Baum, WO. 6-O2b7,
NELLIE LOWE cASsELs Realtor'
AID. 4-2IIR.
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Pirst a. Nv. rm.. din rm.. elee.
IT. IL; ! ssds%sd fun na1eh bath 9nd Win y
lge. bedrm.. full bath and den;
bsmt has maids rm.. shower bath.
cedar storage closet. Avail MAY
80 for Sl75 per mo-. 2.yr: lease
or longer. A. c. HOuQHTON q
SON, 1918 H 81 NV, DI. 7-sOS''
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parking S7g so Jk, 7.6ila'
ARR, b7sa N. 10Th 10, Lac. 1,
cAretaker, KE, A.s4.0,
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= Lovely old house
han d -hewn exposed beams.
thoroughly undermined: hv. rma
firepl: din. nm. den. 2 bedrms.,
kitchen. bath: cultured neighborS:
ssslsdea I IS sy 9ipprR s p sToE %p
Mclean, Va. Call Mrs. snow III
a.lknS
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH on CLUE USE: auditor
Jun seats $50. social meetlng
room. kitchen, 3 elasSrooms, >
ofieeS. large corner lot: S35. 900 /.
priced below appraisal. organ In
sluded. LIE FREW PLATT. u.
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MEAD0wooD. s. s.. Z Thomas
dr-small stone home; wooded
acre lot: excel. neigh; . bedrms.
h.-W.h.; $s5 mo-; refs. HA. 2-s235:
RANDOLPH vILLAGE-conv. 70
Andrews APB: attractive 3-bedrm.
Tanch-type brick house. large
yard; 500 mo. Call WA. 5-sls5.
ROCKvILLE-Det. 3-bedrm. ram
bier. vacant: completely redee.;
sa5 mo. rent: or buy Si9b down,
asa 80 mo 10 b-2l3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

BOOMING HOUSE operator wants
houses suitable for rooming houses
Mr.. HORTON, Ma. $500
u. 3, EMPLOYS and wife desires g.
rm. house: I or 2 bedrms.. In nv.
area: white. Box 7S-L, Star. 20
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coLoRED

GAGS DIANE AVE. NE -
Apt. lO-Mod. apt. bids: lst floor
Z bis bedrms., Nv. rm;. kit. vi,
bus al your door. $50 mo. incl
refRr,; all utils, except elee FED
ERAL RENTAL CO.. ai5 N, Y. ave
NV, Ma. STAG.
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HOUSES son sALE-N.W.


i0aa S6ih f"Nw,
Firkt time open sunday, 1850 u
$3.50, New exclusive liAllng,
BONNIE u, POSTER -
AID, t-f2H7 AID, 2-bsl7
saoi 18th ST. NV,
COLONIAL HOME, corner lot, neal
fhoppina schools, din, rm,, Nv
rm,. Nall-t0-wall carpets, . bed
rms 2 baths, m, bsnit,, $4,000
by appointment only, Sale b.
OW NEit, RA, tl.ninO, No Agenta
OPEN SUN. . TO q
i7a7 Chesapeake ~. NV = blka
west OF Conn, ave, Wakefield.
Chevy Chase, d, c.; priced IN th'
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Attractive a-bsdTm, rambler /
eonV, schools, trantp,, newly Trdec. /
Grated immed, occupancy, 500
NO aee.uunfaI a. NaAT1u
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
EAIIR CHURCH


Attractive a-bsdrm, Tamblsrl
Grated immed, occupancy, slOd
mo Lease only
WASHBURN a. MAIZE
st, 8-sHiS Eysa,, KE. B.hfff
RANDOLPH HILLS
New, never occupied a.hedrm. ram
bier, full basement, hatha, moor.
t0sceiling closets, u.E deeplreeHri
Slan per mo, Ju, h.ahhO, H.n pm,
aPRINoFIKLp, MARYLAND
Opposlte kenWO0d Country Club
5705 RIDGEFTELD RID.
COMPLETELY AIR-coNpiTIoNEp
3 bedrms, Nv, rm, library. din
ine room, Kitchen, rec, Tm,, 81
baths, Lear. brick Gatale Rent,
Sagb peI mo. Available May B,
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 8 PM.
B. +. SAUL CO.
aeb 18th 81. NV. MA, s.elO0
woopsIpE PARK
ne0n MiDWooD ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY, ll-2
{. batha. = bedrms., finished 3rd
floor, rec rm., brick porch, Oh heat,
refgr, stove, nursery with muralt,
doewood In bloom s.sb. OR 4.
lall, Ext, 37l7
STANDARDIZED
Newly decorated = bedrma.. sepa.
rate din. RIM, mod Kitchen, full
btmt. ~ baths. fenced YARD l.
butfAre Eonei only SiOb per mo.
t03t 18th u, ne. For appt.
. sTEuART BROS ..,,,
CoLoRED-ssT.be PER MO-
bedrm., modern brick. bamt., gas
heat. N. Capitol and Underwood
ktA, NV. ST, 3-36bT.
coLORED-aia q ST. s,E.. o rms.
and bath, eompl, redec only
sOS,s6 mo. Mr. NEUMANN, Ma.
CoLORED : eis EL0RENcE ST;
b ss-o OF Ssst only sssso mo
Mr. NEUMANN. Ma. s.6SOO.
c0LoRED = 1850 ONTARIO PL.
N,w.--3 bedrms.. 2 baths avail
able immsdis ,,yy w, = ssrEp.s,ITpI mo;
CORR. 81. 10000
COLORED-7Is G N.E.-suit. for
tourist house, etc. Eight rms. =
+ Sn's NJ Af GRfR RsA. w sesS vs..
CoLORED = 1853 n. CAROLINA
AVE. N.E.--Six rms. bath. porch.
h..wh. SIS y, r. SCHWARTZ.
INC. CO. b-6al0.
COLORED-III6 OATES ST. NE.
Brick, o rms, . baths, oil burner,
dRAvATrE. Reaitor. Ma. s-07b5
COLORED-IlIs RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.w.-Ten rooms. : baths
I. kitchensl. gas heat only ~ 10
mo. MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000
COLORED-aI2 p ST. N.w.-lst
r., Nv. rm., din. rm. and ~.
and a. 3 bedrms. and bath. Call
NJ, PAUL, HANNAH. 532 17th
81. NV. ME. s-41OO'
COLORED-2OOs 9Th ST. NV
list n. liv. rm., din rm,. kit. and
porch: end A., 3 bedrms, and
bath; gas heat To inspect. call
NJ. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th
st NV. NE. s-4i0O.
COLORED-Ia2a MASS. AVE. Sc.
pofcheS: full hsmt: gas heat AL
eond ONLY sl15 mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN Ma. $4,000.
coLoRED-I53J MARION ST NV.
5 rooms, bath; gas heat: S72.bO.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave. MA. s-lhb2
coJoRED-NR UNION STATION
WAITER WAITE san A. BROWN 70 rfA'
1918 Vermont Ave. Ma S-ihb2
coLoRED-vAcANT
RFNT AND BUY
Cnnnnl reder R-rm hrirk. oh
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE OF Excn.

DEAL WITH US. Results since 1925.
State what have, wish. Bay estate,
acre. S-ld5 a.. lge. home on hts I.
4-unit apt, for Col, mr.. 18th. May
add cash. RYoN. RA. 3-dl4O.
WANT TO MAKE an advantaaeous
move quickly II the answer Is
yes. then call me. No appraisal
fee. no commission, no fooling.
You'll learn over the phone
whether or not I am interested In
what you have. I'll consider any
thing OF value that is free OF debt.
such as local real estate. diamonds.
1887 autos, etc. as part pymt. on
in aersaEe ana waterfront JOHN
A. BRICKI4EY. wash. area real
estate since 1879. JU. 5-5533.
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APrs. URFURRlsRED-D.c.
lcoNIlNutDl

coLoRED-i0IA GEORGIA AvE,
spacious, rms, and bath, newly
dee, s7b INQUIRE At iOis osof'
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ARL., NORTH-doif Club Manors,
39I2 NJ. Upland st. Magnificent
modern home, 3 bedrms, IA
baths. rec. rn., 2-car garage, huge
screened porch. June occupancy.
$3.50. ASK-USl REALTY CO..
IA g1oSO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNAPOLIS RD.-3-bedrm. house;
lge. lot. pvt. road, beach privileges.
Lee. liv. rm. with flrepl., outdoor
barbecue pit and screened sum-
mer room. Summer or year-round
living. Call Colonial 3-7296.
ATTENTION. ACC J. Small brick
s ssTden; sfs.Soo CsOrS Cali CALVIN Icvh
LOHR. Frederick, Nd. MO. 2-3622.
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APIS. unEuRnlsHED--yA.
tcoNTlNuIpl

Arr, $500 n. Fla. st,-s.bedrm,
apt, entke Ind A., pvt, entr,, sun
perch; SHssSSS lawn cow % bus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

UNUSUAL BUY for right party
Dry cleaning business. established
rs years. Best offer accepted, =
trucks, machinery; long lease; Nv
ing quarters, Brokers invited.
Must sell due TO illness. For
appt,, phone after $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

= Have 3-bedroom
ramblers at Si25 per month for
Immediate and future occupancy
Make reservations now, Close 70
schools. churches; 5 min. from
LANGLEY Park shopping center
Contact Mr.. sullivan a. 2iOe
SSSS TSssspgr 8. o,"ra ,i IEwLSpA a.
Hyattsville, Nd, HA. 2-342O OF
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HOUSES uNFuRRIsAED
IeoNIInUtpl

nRTHEsDA-a bedTma,, IL baths,
Nv, fm,, din, Tm,, mod, XII Oct
lssair.d l"e esi o SIi'uiR .slS, N'i'
BERKELEY, q close-in location, ~
FoxhAll rd seetlon--hIk, Colonial
= bsdrms. y BATH, o st.,,,
s ssGdeS ava nssil. July si7S' 4.
ALLEN SHiRWfN, INC. I'm,
i.IIhO, Wo, B.slas,
BRIGnTwooD Madison and mis-.
Jr, High, Mod, r.fm. brick, full
bSmt s-eAr garage sisS. TU'
CAPITOL NIL AREA-Beautiiul
EGits. wiz panty P; . lss, pSfsSss,
eony. 10 schools and downtowni
$500 covers all utlla, so A.p22l
CARROLLTON-Almost new 5-bsd;;
fm. brk. rambler; y baths, full
bsmt,, nice yd,, quiet 81 Avail
Realty. sP' s.isas'
CVEyY CHASE bedrms, ~
llafgel Joins the Chevy Chase
rec, center Mr. NH, Naval HOSP,
For the dilcriminatlng' $500 mo-
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, a74e
Oliver At n,N,-Large house o
Y' year OF ionser' KE' S.IslI
CHEVY CHAsE-colonial brick
lge, iiv. Tma din, rm., AT, win
din. area, powder rm,, pofeh /,
"a, Ssnt. 'eai wo, 5.sss7, $50
cHEyERLY MANoR-2-bcdrm. brk.
bungalow, with rec. rm' auto
storage space. close 10 Wath,.
NJ sMILEY, Rcaltor, uN. 4.ss0O
COLLEGE PARK-I.yT,- old brick
rambler, z bedrms., full bsmt, mr.
schools; Sla5, TO. p.diVu.
DALEsvILLE. MD.--6-rm. bath.
iseins water. s7b mo. Tu. a-s7ab
4. RTvERDALE. 570l Nleholson--
a.bedrm semidet. brick home
SOS ERNEST II, LUNG. pl.
5-a2sl. 30. S-i3o3,
FAIRFAN-3-bedroom brick ram
bier, III baths. full bsmt.. rec.
rm'i avail May rs; Si3S mo-
TAIRFAa co. - CLOSE IN. IS
Minis 10 pentason. New modern
split level, 3 bedrms. - baths.
rec. rm., large lot, trees NJ;
tTansp. $t55. AsK-uSl REALTY
Co, IA. S-l25a. IA. 1-285a.
FAIRFAX AREA-Extra lge, s-rm.
rambler; . baths, 4 bedrms, s-ear
Garage, on 20 acres woodland.
avail. july /. for several wars
eompi priyacy: Sa55 mo. Refs.
required CIR. 3-l256.
FAIRLAwN VILLAGE, 1918 T 81.
Se-Two-Story 2-bedroom brick
house. Two porehes, fenced rear
ward. gas heat, full basement at.
tic; convenient 10 everything; $40
2 month, Call MRS. kN9 81.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. Ga
bath brk. rambler; all-elee. XII
25x33 rec rm.; $3.50 per mo
Avail. May 7. OWNER, JE. 3-9@oO.
FALLS CHURCH-Attrae ga bed
rms: Wooded lots. 351b Tulip az :,
MciS Dr., sl7o' JE. s-657b.
FoXHALL Pr. sE.-Near, Boiling;
shopping, newly dec. Avail; immed.
Liv' Tm., din rm.. 2 bedrms''
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c snsol csp,t Spi "a FIear,ds s ".
s., Rsd on IN r em"vslI..Ifhs sa s ssd
attractive colorG, See any tlme,
AID, g-afkO, ewes, EN-, a..kOh
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N ARLINGTON - Conveniently
located 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
has 2 baths. din. rm, liv. I'm. With
frepl. Ice. equip. kit: attic fan:
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO, INC
IA. 7-520O Ewes. IA. s-l03s
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COLORED-tOai aath ST. NE
COLORED

TI7 Howard I'd. sc. ION Nichols
ave. In Anacostial-i bedrm. liv.
rm.. din. kit, bath; Sbl mo. Open
for inspection. 20. l-0ias or 10
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;s sa ia ; s.!Iss!, posi- ISr!d'H'
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15

Many Of the high schools Of the
ate have been invited rs our
nests for High School Day, No
s1mber Is, 1858. 1t promises to
an entertaining and intellectual
w for them. Tours are planned
take them about the historic
mpus, to introduce them to the
lllege, and they will be our
tests at the game as well as ut
e dance.
This is q sort of welcome to our
Oh school students to spend the
/ y amid these classical and in
llectual scenes, to dine and dance
a beautiful and refreshing at :
bsphere, and to witness the last
sotball spectacle of the season as
Re Braves vindicate themselves in
rat promises to be a good foot
II game.
President Boyd has ordered that
cry resource of the institution be
ade available for the inspiration
the boys and girls who come
this institutional shrine. They
II be acquainted with our his
nc structures, with our tradi-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15
Face Kentucky State
In Saturday Contest

Spanked by the brilliant play of
their 145 pound halfback Frank
Dorsey, and the line crushing drives
of William Spencer the Jackson
State College Tigers swept to a
23-4 victory over the highly rated
Wiley College Wildcats, before a
large and happy Homecoming day
crowd at Alumni Field here Sat
urday Afternoon.
The first half dragged by with
neither squad scoring, although
several field goals were attempted
by both. Jackson State, however,
roared out of the dressing room
for two third quarter scores and
an insurance clincher in the fourth.
Tiny Frank Dorsey set up the
first touchdown with a long run
down to the Wiley one. William
Spencer pushed across for the
touchdown, Cornelius Eddison
passed to Dorsey for the points and
State led 80.
The Tigers forced Wiley to punt
following the kickoff and Eddison
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15
Mvc Delta Devils
Edge Leland rs

Baker, La. - The hardpresssd
Mississippi Vocational College Del
ia Devils initiated late second
quarter drive to edge the Leland
Bulldogs 7-6 at the half and went
to win the Bulldog Homecoming
classic 1876.
T. c. Holland running from FB
spanked the drive moving IL yds.
through the middle picking up q
first down, and ended the drive
with an 8 yard plunge over the
middle for the tally. Spencer Ham
ilton kicked the extra point.
The Bulldogs opened the scoring
early in the first quarter as Oh
John Dickerson fired a 81 yard
pass complete to end Earl Johnson
for the I'd. The extra point miss
ed.
Coach Leroy Smiths Devils open
ed the second half in good form
as Willie Smith covered a punt
blocked by Henry Woods. lib
Charles Vaughn kept the fire
smouldering. gaining yardage al
most at will. lib Daniel Dawson
picked up 26 yards, Vaughn add
ed 6, and fleet footed FB Nelson
Jackson moved 9 yards standing
up for the second Devil I'd to end
the scoring at 1876 The final quar-
ter was a defensive "tug-o-war."
The Devils chalked no 249 of
fensive yards and II first downs.
The Devils literally pushed the
Bulldogs all over the field. but was
able to score only two times. The
Bulldogs passed the bulk of their
yardage.
Coach Smith was well pleased
with line play and expressed salts
faction that Nelson Jackson is be-
ginning to show his wares.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15

let it be known that he wants this
STAG victory which would retain
the Gold Rush in the top bracket
Of the Conference.
With several Of the Xavier grid
ders recovering from their injuries,
it appears that the New Orleans
team will be in near top form for
their Florida opponents. The back
field consisting Of Captain Elliott
Labat, Herman Bacchus, Willie
Stallworth, and the freshman SEN
sation Albert Williams seems to
have found the necessary coordi-
nation required for any winning
combination. All of Xavier's vic
tories have been the result of
good down field blocking and
smart running on the part of the
backs.
Following the Bethune- Goodman
fray, Xavier will prepare to meet
their cross-town rivals, billiard
University, on Thanksgiving Day,
November 9th in the Xavier sta
dunn.
r. B. FLOYD
Athletic Publicity
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15
Gold Rush
To Battle
bethune-cookman

The Xavier University Gold
Rush having returned from At
lanta, Ga, where they battled Clark
College will engage Bethune- Cook
man of Daytona Beach, Fla, in a
Southern Conference struggle Sat
urday, November Is, at pm. in
the Xavier stadium. For the first
time in several years, the records
of the two teams gives Xavier
University the slight edge in the
coming conflict. Bethune- Goodman
has always had the Indian Sign"
on the Xavier warriors and has
successfully upset the sports dope
sters on other occasions. Coach A.
C. Priestley of the Gold Rush has
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15
Jackson College TigersIn 234vietory
Over Highly Rated Wiley Wildcats

returned the punt As vars to the
Wiley 10. In four plays Eddison
scored. Willie Dismuke took a pass
for the conversion.
Eddison tossed to Hylon Adams
in the fourth period for 35 yards
to set up the final Tiger score on
the Wiley five. From here Dorsey
danced across with the tally. James
Brooks added the final Jackson
College point with kick.
Wiley scored its two safeties late
in the fourth against the Jackson
College subs.
The Tigers journey to Frank
fort, KY, this week where they
face the strong Kentucky State
Eleven on their home grounds Sat
urday afternoon where a record
crowd is expected to witness the
contest.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-15
Receives Degree

Mr.. Halbert E. Dockins, Regis
trar at Tougaloo Southern Chris
tian College, has recently receiv-
ed his master of arts degree in ad-
ministration in higher education
with a minor in guidance and per-
sonnet administration from New
York University. He is a grad
uate of Tennessee A. & /. State
College in Nashville, where he re
ceived the B. s. degree in business
administration.
Mr.. Dockins, a native of Stark
vile, Mississippi, is the SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Dockins.
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day night after dropping q 1913
decision to the Alcorn College jun
Tor varsity squad at Alcorn earlier
in the afternoon.
It was Coahoma's second loss of
the season and broke q six-game
winning streak. The Tigers scored
in the first period on Jacob Woul-
larsd' 30-yard pass. to Charles
Bowie and in the third on full
back Emerson Delaney's 14-yard
run down the middle. Delaney add
ed the extra point
But Alcorn overcame a 1912
Coahoma lead with three minutes
to play when quarterback Tom
Bowsky passed to Harry Simpson
for 1O-yards and a touchdown. Viii
lie Jet got the extra point
Earlier Alcorn touchdowns were
on a Bowsky to Jerry jefferson
pass for 20 yards and Sam Hunts
one-yard dive.
Standouts for the Tigers includ-
ed halfbacks Edward Thigpen and
Joseph Powell, consistent ground
gamer, and defensive platooners
Edward Smith and Elijah Forkner
(tackles), Ed Brown (linebacker)
and Marvin Hogan (guard).
Home Finale Saturday
Coahoma plays its last home
game of the season against the
Leland College Bulldogs on Clarks-
dale's Community Center gridiron
Saturday. In the last two meetings
of the teams each has scored a
victory, which means that this
weekend's tussle should see both
squads in an all-out effort to cop
the rubber game.
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defense had attacked the prosecu-
ton for failing to define the al
legged offense, the Attorney General
withdrew the indictment, but warn
ed that a new one would be drawn
up.
johannesburg, South Africa,
Nov. A - Cert Zibande, onetime
farm laborer, had been elected
president of the Transvaal Ma
tional Congress, a large Negro or
ganization. Although a moderate,
Mr.. Zibande has been banished
from johannesburg and he is one
of the accused at the treason trial.
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coahoula Junior
College Drops
1913 Decision .
Faces Leland In
Final Home Game

Clarksdale, Miss. Nov. 10 - The
crest-fallen Coahoma Junior Col
lege Tigers returned here last Fri
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