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Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
Peoples Voice
AL Thomas
Editor
Arizona Sun

OCCl
One of the newer residents of
South Phoenix isn't happy with
the United States and he makes
no bones about it. Although many
of our citizens have been denied
the privileges to which all Anne
ricans are entitled even with this
serious problem, it is still the
greatest place in the world to live,
for cOlOred and white alike.
There is nothing wrong with our
Government; the problem stems
from a small number of egotistical
people trying to, hang onto false
conception of white supremacy
These people are the blight of
America and although they are
dwindling in number daily the pro-
cedure is much too slow. If Ameri-
ca had been faster in granting and
uphOlding equal opportunities for
all races, we would not be confront
ed with organizations such as the
''muSlims. These cultists can
claim a following of 10000 only
because they are preying on the
prosecutions of the Negro race.
They have all the heartaches and
injustices of the colored people to
use for ballast.
l1nln DIS SHiyiS iSedaBug i9Dnn6
The U. S. of A. has had enough
trouble makers in the past and we
certainly do not want any camp
ing on South Phoenix doorstep.
South Phoenix has no second class
citizens and our colored friends
and neighbors need no messiah. !"
They have Rev. George B. Brooks
and Rev. L. j. Harper along with
other distinguished gentlemen of
their race. I've a feeling these
men intend to keep their dignity
and prestige in tact so any out
SiderS had better walk softly and
keep their opinions to themselves.
I'm also sure these people will
find the colored people of South
Ph0eniX-and all of Arizona-harder
to recruit than those they may
have encountered elsewhere.
No man can be condemned for
trying to advance his race or for
attempting to improve conditions
for his fellow-man. Although we
may not go along with what man
says we respect his right as an
American to say it, but ! think
these jokers have gone too far
| would like to see them and other
trouble makers-white or colored-
given a free one way ride out of
the country.
Boats and planes are leaving
our shores everyday but these
characters know they wouldn't
get to first base spouting off in
any other country. Nor would they
be cruising around in air-condition-
ed limouSines seeking sunshine
and mild winter climates. This
applies to white men as well as
colored. When the rest of the world
hears of these organizations they
will realize how free our demo-
cracy really is.
Sincerity,
Mrs. John H. Hicks
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
Arizona Highways
Christmas Issue Out

The Christmas issue of Arizona
Highways magazine will hit news
stands this week.
Magazine spokesmen said yes
terday that one million copies
have been printed. Preview copies
brought favorable comments from
national wholesale magazine deal
ers, they said.
The issue carries a winter theme.
Photographs were chosen from
300 entries to show Christmas in
Arizona, the spokesmen said.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
ARgZONAy BUSIEST K
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Well Folks rge-
Next week Thanksgiving
Day. What do you have to be
thankful for? Undoubtedly,
many wonderful things. Good
friends, coed health, good job,
a position of respect in the
community.
l am thankful my sister in
vited me to Thanksgiving din :
ner because we are busy get
ting ready for the Antique
Show in Mesa that my wife
told me she would not have,
time to cook Thanksgiving din,
ner. e.,.
Come on over to Mez0na !.
Hall in Mesa Monday, Tues,
day and Wednesday and. look
over the Is Antique Dealer
displays. You'll see many
weird and wonderful things:
AS always
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
Needs Strengthened
For Full Integrdtion

Chapel Hill, N. C.-Civil liber-
ties-that is, the American tradi-
tions of freedom of speech and
assembly-must be preserved and
strengthened if permanent advance
are to be made toward full inte-
grafton and civil rights.
This was the message spoken
by the Hon. Hubert T. Delany of
New York in an address culmi-
mating Conference on Freedom
and the First Amendment here
October 81.
The Conference, sponsored by
the Southern Conference Educa-
tional Fund, brought together over
$50 persons from the Carolinas,
Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
Sessions were held at the educa-
tional building of the Chapel Hill
Presbyterian Church, and student
and faculty delegations from num-
erous colleges, as well as COM
n1unity leaders from throughout
the area, were in attendance.
Judge Delany's address, at the
evening session, climaxed an all
day session, during which work
shops were held for discussion of
the inroads made on free speech
and association by the House Un-
American Activities Committee,
Senator James Eastland's Internal
Security Subcommittee, and South
ern state committees modelled after
them. Bishop Edgar A. Love, of
the Baltimore Area, Methodist
Church. was chairman of the con-
ference.
Keynoting the opening session
the Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker, ex-
ecutive director of the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference
said:
''It is my considered opinion
that the House Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee must be abolish
ed or America will be abolished.
Never has committee of Con-
gress been so appropriately named
when we consider the activities
of the committee itself-the SUI
preston of free speech, guilt by
association, evasion of the law of
the land. .
Frank ] Donner, author of a
new book on the Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee, in detailing the
history of the Committee empha-
sized the part it and its state
counterparts have played in at
tacking persons working for racial
fhtegration The Rev. Theodore
Gibson, president of the Miami,
Fla, NAACP, spoke on the &C.
tivities of Southern state investi-
eating committees, including the
Florida one which has harassed
him.
Benjamin E. Smith, noted New
Orleans lawyer, related the his
tory of Senator Eastland's COM
mittee. and David Wesley, editor
of the York, Pa, Gazette & Daily,
dOcumented links between the I'm
American Activities Committee and
professional Hate" groups.
Discussions of the meaning of
freedom and the First Amendment
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
1862 Dog Licenses
Go On Sale Soon

The 1862 dog licenses will go
on sale Mon. NOV. 20, reports the
Maricopa Sheriff'S Department.
Persons owning dogs are urged
to have their pet vaccinated and
bring certificate to the animal
shelter, 22O4 S. 26th st. for license
The shelter is open from 10 am. to
5 pm.
Cost of license is, male and
spayed female, $3.50 and female
$500. 1t is a misdemeanor to har-
Dor a dog that isn't licensed.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-07-14
OcRACOKE PERSONALS

The annual 4th of July festivi-
ties brought many visitors, form
err Ocracokers, and relatives to
Ocracoke for the weekend. All of
the hotels, cottages, tourist homes
and motels reported capacity
crowds. The talent show and beau
ty contest held on Saturday night
was enjoyed by full house. Miss
June Austin won the title of Miss
Ocracoke. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Austin. The
parade was cancelled on the Bird
because of the death of Mrs. Sarah
Garrish but was held the next aft
ernoon. The flag raising service,
crafts exhibit and history exhibit
was we'll attended and the dinner
sponsored by the WSCS was a SELL
out.
David Esham was home for sew
eral days visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Esham.
Lindsey Baum Howard was home
on leave from the USAF and visit
ed with his wife and son and also
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
Howard and sister Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Austin of
Hat*eras visited Mrs. Austin's
mother, Mrs. Sabre Howard for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming Banks
dale of Wilmington, Delaware is
visiting Miss Susan Barksdale at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Farmer OF
Richmond have been visiting Mrs
Ruth Gaskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Clayton OF
Williamson were week end guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Willis. Mrs
Clayton assisted Mr.. Willis on hi
liking Neptune" Float.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-07-14
ANOTHER AGED OCRACOKER
PASSES AWAY ON JULY 3

Mrs. Sarah Emaline Howard Gar
IRISH, age 81, of Ocracoke, died at
her home there on July 3rd after
an illness of several months. Flu
neral services We're conducted on
July Bird by the Rev. R. D. Shinkle
at the United Methodist Church of
which she was a lifelong member.
Burial was in the family cemetery.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Walter O'Neal of Ocracoke
and six grandc ildren, 1rv-
ing Garrish of Wilmington, Del
aware; Myron Garrish, Jr. of Nor
folk; Walter C. O'Neal, Jr. of Lin
coin, Neb.; Ansley ONeal, Van
Henry O'Neal, Louidelle Williams,
all of Ocracoke; also surviving are
seven great grandchildren and one
great great grandchild and one sis
ter, Mrs. Armeda Flemming of
Greenville, and one brother. Mr..
Tom Howard of Ocracoke.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ROBLEE ACRES

3-bedroom. all-brick ramblers. Only
two left; Sl6,950 with only lOes
down. Out Marlboro pike 3is mi.
past Suitland parkway intersec-
tion to property.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ST. .IEROME'S
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

CHARMING COLoNIAL-Just like
you dreamed about. 4 bedrms D.,
Pa baths. liv. rm., din. rm., dream
kitchen. bright walk out bsmt.
No strain TO own this home, S23. =
500 with $1,000 down payment
A neighborhood where pride is
shown in every home. Call today,
you can enjoy Christmas in 1t.
IA. 5-Q033
Evening star., 1961-11-19
TRADE UP!

Enjoy ThanksEiving and Christmas
in a larger home, with a fireplace,
where your kids can hang their
stockings! TRADE US YOUR
PRESENT HOME for the down pay
ment and settlement costs on this
VACANT neat and clean FOUR
BEDROOM, TWO-BATH HOME.
yours for the FLA appraisal OF
JUST S22,50Ol Good CT loan can
be assumed or we can place NEW
S2O,9O0 FHA insured first trust
Featuring gas fired HOT-WATER
RADIANT HEAT, this appealing
screened porch and ATTACHED
GARAGE, large, level, wooded.
fenced lot: very convenient to pub
lie and parochial schools.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy. to Falls
Church. right on Great Falls 81.
right on Hsllwood ave. to SO3 and
our open sign,
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Only 81 800 down buys this I'm
maeulate 4-bedroom Cape Cod
with baths, liv, rm. with fire
ing space, rec. room; garage and
storm windows. On lovely land
scaped la-acre lot. block from
bus lines. Just reduced $1,000 to
the terrific sale price OF only
S22,5OO.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
VACANTl

Newly decorated FoUR-BEDRooM
l1z-BATH BRICK RAMBLER: ar
outstanding value at the FHA an.
praisal Of JUST S22, ,OO0l Spa.
cious living room with fireplace
separate dining room, nicelS
equipped kitchen has eating space
BIG RECREATION ROOM, plu,
laundry room and separate work.
shop in the FULL BASEMENT
Huge level lot on quiet cui-de-sac
Most convenient to public anC
paroehial schools. All payment,
including taxes and insurance
LESS THAN RENT!
Out Lee hwy. q
East Falls Church, right on N
Fairfax dr., right on Westmore.
land St, left on N. 33rd ST., ief
on Whitcomb pl. to 321s and oul
open sign.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
WHATEVER
BIG LOT
BURCH REALTY co.

Ewes. Call JU. s-9O39 or 439-o7s,
Evening star., 1961-11-19

ARL.. NO.-Lge. Abr, brickA 3
baths, sep. din. rm., iiv. I'm. W
firepL, scr. porch. elose-in, owner
VIII finance Sl,500 dn., priea
S22,950, ia. 7-30S4.
ARL-, N.-5 bedrms., 2 baths IA
this older home located near
schools, shops and bus; quiet area
Of nice homes. There Is q large
DIN. rm.s Kit. with eating space
and pantry, 2 porehes and Earage;
SI9.95O FHA or eonv. financing,
HEDGES REALTY. IA. 1850.
ARL. N.-Filest school area, De
luxe white 4rk. Cape Cod, 4 bed-
rms, 2 baths, EQUIP. eat-in kit,
paneled den, filtered swim. pool
lge. corner fenced lot. $4,000.
By OWNER, KE. 6-9Ol5.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
MARTIN

KI. a-754O Ewes. XII. s-3247
ALEX, Braddock Hts, S27, $50;
near Blessed bed
room custom brick rambler: porch,
full basement, stone fireplace in
living room, built-in garage, air
conditioned; vacant-good terms.
See 1t nowl (EVes. XII. 9-54SS).
M. H. BARRY ORG.
Realty Admin. XII Q-3R9O
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ASSUME CT LOAN
ONLY $16,500

You can build BIG FAMILY ROOM
on the patio at rear of this neat
and clean THREE-BEDROOM,
BRICK RAMBLER, yours for lust
$4,000! You can assume HUGE
GI IDAN with low settlement
costs and VERY MODEST DOWN
PAYMENTl All payments includ-
ing taxes and insurance LESS
THAN RENT Extras include storm
WindowS and doors. Good neigh
borhood, easy walk to elementary
school. Call noWl
DIRECTIONS: From Pals Church
out Rte. z to Lysle ave-, right TO
olmstead dr.. left to 2404 and our
open sign.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

PISCATAWAY-13 acres and neat
2-bedrm. home; beautiful Shrubs
plants: ideal nursery sire. So GS0
STATE REALTY Co, Rte, ash
Clinton. CY. 1896.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH
OPEN l TO 5
BONUS OFFER!

Owner has bought another house
WANTS ACTION NOW! Viii
throw in the automatic washer
and PAY PART OF PURCHASER IS
SETTLEMENT COSTS for immedi-
ate contract on his neat and clean
North Arlington 3-bedrm. masonry
Colonial. yours for ONLY $500
DOWN under new FHA terms at
the APPRAISED VALUE OF Sl4.-
5O0l New furnace for the hot
water heating system insures eco
nomical warmth this winter! Com
Portable living rm., separate dining
rm., eating space in the nicely
equipped kitchen; utility rm. with
"a bath, new hot-water heater and
range. DETACHED GARAGE. Level
lot on quiet street; most conven-
ient TO shops: schools and bus.
Out Lee hwy, RIGHT
on N. Monroe st., right on N. 2ist
ave, left on N. Kenmore, right on
N. 22nd st. to 3314 and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
in. 4-l5l5 I'm AIR

EVANSVILLE AREA: BY OWNER:
Brick Cape Cod, in Queens Chapel
Manor. distinctive home; , bed
rms. ". eXpandible. full bsmt..
storm windows and doors; will
sell FLA or conY. UN. 4-426l.
M aRents nlease
Evening star., 1961-11-19
BROWN q BROWN
ANNANDALE

ANNANDALE
Perfect low priced estate" for
close-in country living; . ponds
stocked with bass a. bluegill on
2 acres Of rolling land completely
fenced with a 4-foot chain link
fence. Comfortable Cape COD
house; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths: only
8 miles from the Pentagon. but
with all the privacy Of q mountain
retreat.
ROUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.
Spfld. 45l-2500
Alex. s26-62O0 Mclean 356-700O
ANNANDALE-Brk. Cape Cod, 8
or 4 bedrms.. h.-w.h.. bsmt.. IA
acre. good financing. S19,e9O.
Owner. FL. 4-4737.
ANNANDALE-Custom built large
rambler; daylight basement. 5
bedrms.. 3 baths. 25x2S finished
rec rm.. carport and screened
porch. air conditioning and inter-
com. Located on eul-de-sac. d.
RECTIONS: Annandale Falls
Church I'd. to Walton Lane, turn
l block to Keith Place. turn 1
block to house. CL. 6-3597.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ARL. s.-Sale OF rent By owners
bedrm., semi-det. brick: near
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ARLINGTON NORTH
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA
OVER 40
+r
PPANnNFW

Planned around q bay win-
dowed fmy. rm. overlooking
the lovely woodland vista:
this brand-new eenter-hali
rambler features one OF the
finest addresses In North
Arlington. Truly fine
home, II contains formal
living and dining rooms,
diversified kitchen and 3 large, -
bedrooms and . baths on
the main level plus a beau
tifully-finished recreatioTs
room, 4th bedroom with
bath and 2-car Rarage in the
above-ground lower level. A.
most unusual setting Afford
ing loads Of privacy. j.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LASHAM, WEST-Det. 4-bedrm.,
brk., full bsmt., stove, refgr.. large
lot: redec.: S295 dn. incls. settle
ment. vacant, move right in Call
OTUMED MI nam
Evening star., 1961-11-19

CT NO MONEY DN.-S bedrms.,
Ia baths. Cape Cod. truly a
little doll home. Spotless through
out, storm windows. fenced lot, etc.
Won't last, only Sl3,50O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-O560
GI NO MONEY DN.-all you need
is $3.50 for closing costs; poss.
before Christmas; potential 4-bed-
Tm. Care COD, woOd-burning
firepl., lovely fenced lot. hop, skip
ana jump from everything; full
price Sl4.75O.
JOHN H. HUGHES Co. WA. 7-o56O
CT NO MONEY DOWN. bedroom
brick rambler: has everything in
luxury living for the small family.
Paneled family rm. on 1st fir
with powder rm. Gl no money
Gown; Sll+ per month P.l.I.l.
Call now. 10. 5-0S44 til 3 pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star., 1961-11-19

with stream flowing through one
emo; 7 mi. from d. e. IDEAL for
horse. graden and chickens.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY 3 bed
rms, bath. liv. rm.. din. area.
kit. close to shops, schools and
transportation. No money down
GI or FHA terms available; SILL
600. apnrOX $50 mo
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Quality Is The Kevnnta
6 Bedrooms Baths

George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS IA I-TIno
Evening star., 1961-11-19
LET'S TALK
TURKEY OR

HOW secs pays everything for
qualified OF.
HOW S3.Sl per day pays all pitt
and utils. Sor this Cape Cod. 3 bed
rms, tiled bath, 9X15 tiled kit,
lge. family rm., fenced yard, COW.
schools, shopping and transp. 0l
approved Sl2. 500. Someone will
gobble this one in a hurry. is
IT YOU2
Evening star., 1961-11-19

On wooded q acre, walk-o bsmt.,
hot-Water heat. double carDort
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-lOOO
HOME AND > ACRES-A spacious
Groom rambler featuring large
living room with fireplace. din
tng-size kitchen. large screened
horse, garden and chickens.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

RURAL ATMOSPHERE
With city eonv.: lge. 4 bedrms. with
baths, beautiful firepl. and
family sized din. rm. and kit; /;
immediate occupancy upon credit
approval: Cal and see today.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
SCHOOLS A PROBLEM? all schools
are near this delightful brick split
level home in Springbrook area :
3 large bedrooms. 2 fun baths.
immense wooded yard. recreation
room, owner transferred; S27,95O,
GRAY-KESSINGER & CO., INC,
JU. $4,000.
SEABROoK-Large det., 3-bedrm-
DIRK. rambler, full bsmt., stove.
refgr.,. fenced lot: only S295 dn.
vacant. move right in. Call
OWNER, DU. 7-020O.
SEABROOK-Lovely brick multi
split-level home with 4 bedrms.
on corner lot, carpeting, carport,
fenced lawn, . flrepls., paneled
rec. rm.. avail. for immediate
occupancy, owner says sacrifice;
S27 500. GREENBELT REALTY
co. tRealtorsl, OR. 4-57OO.
SEAT PLEASANT = 7-acre estate,
beautiful mod. rambler. sep. din.
rm.. ? baths, . pchs., finished
bsmt., dbl. gar; priced to sell.
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 7-24OO
SHERWOOD MANOR
OPEN TODAY 2 TO DARK
Homes on ] acre lots. Only 81, 900
dn. New 3 and bedrm., brick
ramblers on bi-level. finished rec
rn;' carport. From S20,990 to
TO REACH: Out Central ave, Nd
2l4 to U. s.. 30l, left CNorth) /
mi. past Wash annapolis express
way on Nd. 3 to property and 2
blks. right to model home.
M. LEO STORCH SP. 3-45OO
TEMPLE HILLS, BY OWNER - .
bedrms., lge. liv. rm., full bsmt w
rec, rm.; Ice. wooded lot; conv.
Andrews, Boiling. CHI. S-S594.
UNIV. HTLLS-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier, centrally air cond S1R45O.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
TRADES ACCEPTED
Bulls & Abeloff

3a9-23O0, 10. 2-32s5, 10. 7-I0O5
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE on 3OI-
Gracious 7-rm. Colonial; 6 acres
clear, nice stream, lge. barn, excel.
carmel; make an offer, owner must
leave. FARM & HOME REALTY,
RE R-QQRn
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ROUTH ROBBINS
Rnal Estatn Carr,

sptld. :25OO Mclean s5s-7OOO
ALEX. del RAY SECTION-3-bed-
rm. home; lge. lot: SI3,5OO with
S45O down, BRODIE & COLBERT,
INC, Realtors, FE. 7-212I, Mr..
Cassidy, Ell. 6-3263.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-10-28
The American Medical Association Warns
Aqoinst Quockery

One of the meanest crooks on record To-Day Is tne
medical ouack The men with the phony cures and DO
gus remedies the useless health" foods and the rlcK
electrical gadgets blk the public of billion dollars
eavry year.
Some of the quack products actually are harmful;
others are harmless but also useless How can you
avoid wasting money quacks? There are SIX simple
rules for spotng quack, developed by the Depart
men of Investigation of the American Medical Assocla-
ton. They are:
If he uses special or secret" machine or Tor
rnula he claims can cure disease
If he guarantees quick cure.
If he advertses or uses histories and teStl-
monias to promote his
If he clamours constantly for medical mveStga-
ton and recognition.
If he claims medical prosecuting him or
are afraid of his competition.
If he tells that surgery or XrayS or drugs VIII
cause more harm than good.
Next time you are tempted to try new pill or a
new diet for that aching back, remember these six
points If any applies save your money.
The worst danger from the quackS is that their
medicines" machines may a patient to waste
valuable time in getting to genuine physician. Many
cancers be cured for instance, but the patient
wastes time with quack remedies the cancer may grow
into an ncurable
No one can cure arthrts The best that the arthri-
It's patient hope for from remedies is temporary
lief from aches and pains Beware of anyone who
claims he has for arthrits He hasn't
If you have doubts about a remedy cure, ask
your family physician He will know whether the pro-
duct will be good for you.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-10-28

America, National Anthem,
Invocation by Rev. r. S. Pic
ker, pastor of St. Mark Bap-
fist Church, the local chair
man will be presented.
During the Welcome pro-
gram, greetings will be brou-
ght as follows: Mayor Henry
Arnold, city of Corinth; Mr..
E. S. Bishop, principal Ea-
som High school, Mrs. Ern-
estine Shannon, The Silver
Leaf Sewing Club; Mrs. Elsie
Hastings, Clubs of the city;
Rev. j. r. Mcleod, Minis
terial Alliance; Miss Evelyn
Jumper, president Corinth
Junior Federated Clubs; Mrs.
Viola Lusk, recognition of
Clubs.
The address at this session
will be given by DR.. Rosa L.
Gragg, president National AS
ISOLATION of Colored Womens
Clubs, Washington, d. c.
Solo, Mrs. Idotha Burns
Morrison; Recognition of new
Clubs, new delegates and Wis
itors; Presentation of awards
and certificates, Mrs. Edna
r. Lovelcae, Announcements,
Benediction, Reception.
Presiding over the Saturday
morning session will be Bird
vice president, Mrs. Willie L.
Taylor. Outstanding features
of this session will be Reports
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-10-28
New Faculty, Stoff
Continued from Page y

IL Jill dSG
Arthur j. McAfee, MS. and
Eds, Kansas State Teach
ers College, Asst. Prof, Ply
steal Education; Emmett Nc
Casklll, MA, Fisk Univ, AS
sistant Prof, Chemistry; Ga
dis NOVEL;, MS, Atlanta I'm
iversity, instructor, Business;
Thomas w. Odom. MS, Tus-
kegee Institute, Mathematics
Instructor; Douglas T. Por-
ter, MS, Asst. Prof, Physi-
cal Ed; Zezzie @. Turner.
M. S., Indiana Univ, Asst.
Prof, Business; Tyrone Ty-
Ter, BIS, Arkansas A. M. &
NJ, Music Education Instruc-
tor; la A. Wells, MA, Ten
nessee A. & l. Univ, Asst.
Prof, English, and Cleophas
Williams, M. A., Michigan
State Univ, Guidance Instruc-
tor.
Returning from years
study leave at Colorado State
College where they received
the masters in Industrial Arts
and Business Education re-
Spectively are Curtis and Vir-
gina Jones.
New staff members: Saul H.
Bethay, MA, Michigan State
Univ, Dean of Students; Lee
no Holmes, Asst. Director of
Inventory; Augusta Dorsey,
secretary to the Registrar;
Varon o. Turner Clerk, Reg
istrar's office; Betty J. Frank
lin, Voucher Clerk; Allie Nc
Council, Laboratory School
secretary; Beulah M. Watson,
secretary, Director of Test