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Evening star., 1962-09-07
United States Marshal's' Sale
OF
CHEVROLET 1858 CONVERTIBLE

District OF Columbia to wit:
sBy virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias
Case No. M-2l6S-62. in and for
the District Aforesaid. At the suit
Of United Securities Corporation.
Plaintiff. against the goods and
ehattsls Of Russell Z. Watts. De
seized and taken into execution
all the right. title, claim, interest
and estate at law and in equity
OF sad Defendant. in and to,s
1858 Chevrolet 'Impala" Con-
VS.. Automatic transmission, and
! hereby give notice that on TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1862. AT,
+, 10 O'CLOCK AM. ! will offer
for sale the aforementioned auto
mobile s, 50 seized S1,sT snd a TAKEN TeIr, into
to the highest bidder. for CASH.
unless said Judgment Is otherwise
satisfied. prior to sale. Sale to
905 E STREET NV.
LUKE c. MOORE. United States
Msrshsl in and for the District Of
Columbia. se7.17
Zed Williams q Zed Williams. Jr.
AuetiOneers and Appraisers
Entire house of furniture
from NV. section. Also
furniture from warehouse,
homes and apartments.
Mahog. 9-piece Duncan
Phyfe" din. rm. suite, secy.
desk. Mahog bedrn. suite.
High grade box springs
and mattresses. Dropleaf
tbls., coffee and lamp tblS.
Elec. wall clock. Pictures.
Boxes Of dishes and glass
: ware. Numerous other mis-
cellaneous desirable ar.
ticles.
BY AUCTION
Williams Auction House
9l8 Eye st. NV.
Sat. tomorrow 1O:3O am.
AUCTIoNEERs PHONE MA. s-esoo
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KICK OFF THE PIGsKIN SEASON RIGHT
READ THE COMPLETE STORY OF SCHOLASTIC
FOOTBALL EVERY DAY IN
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AUTO statesmen

Openinss at the famous Cberner
organization are few and far. be-
tween, but the biggest sales year
in our history requires expanding
our staff by adding 3 top men. If
bigger fields to conquer, here's
YOUR chance to work with the
Cherner team. That means top
money. That means backing to the
hilt for your efforts. That means
the extra advantage of selling
where every car built by Ford is
available under one roof, including
everything from Falcons and Con-
tinentals to Comets and Mercurys.
Interviews will be held by our Mr..
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sIs 18th 81. NV.
"AshsSytsn HY 2; D. c.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia
In re Estate Of CALEB boswell.
Deceased. = Administration No
91S36.-Order NlSi for sale OF
Realty.-GIDEON EPHROM DOS
WELL Administrator OF the Es-
tate Of CALEB boswell, de-
ceased, having reported the sale
Of Lot 81. Square 73, Improved
BY premises 2142 L street NV,
IN the District of Columbia, TO
Oliver 7. Carr, jr., for the sum
OF 81 $50, all cash, not subject
to brokers' commission. il Is by
the Court, this 4th day of Sep
tember. 1852, ORDERED, that
said sale be ratified and con-
firmed by the Court, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or
before the 27th day Of September,
1862, at 10 o'clock AM, at which
time higher offers will be con-
sidered and objections to said
sale will be heard in Motions
Court, PROVIDED a copy Of this
order be published once in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
three times In The Evening Star,
at least ten days before said last
mentioned date. WIN. B. JONES,
Judge. (Seal) A True Copy, At
test: ALIENE M. IVORY. Deputy
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. se7.ll.14
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CONTINUED
,ons SAsfES g, q IsERTTTETddETETIin sETTTETddETETIin
$50 MashinFton BaIlaInI

$50 Washington Buiiding.
Washington, d. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. lO6.63s.
Administrator Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF
the state OF Connecticut has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
TestamentaTY on the estate OF
GERTRUDE ZABRISKIE Mac
DONALD. also known as GER
TRUDB 2. MACDONALD. late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims aEainSt
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
tieated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 4th day Of March. AID
1858: otherwise they may bv Law
be excluded from al benefit OF
said estate, Given under my
hand this 3lst day OF August,
1852. FLORENCE 2. HENDER-
SON. SIS Hopewell Road. s. Glas-
tonoury Connecticut. tSeal.) At
test: THEODORE COGsWEIL.
RegistUr Of Wills for the District
o. Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE
OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Auction sale Of unredeemed articles
as provided in public law No. gS2.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction az the premises Of ADAM
Z St. NV, starting at 10 am.
on the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1862. All un-
redeemed pledges up to Number
10SI9e, Exhibition on September
LIVINGSTON a. co.
Washington's Oldest
Licensed Pawnbroker
1923 H st. NV.
se6,7,S.10,11,12
THOS. J. OWEN a son
Aucti0neers. I'LL Z 81. NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

AUTO SALESMAN, FOLEY FORD,
INC. to sell new and used cars.
nished. disqualification and group
insurance. many other benefits.
Only sober, reliable men need ap-
ply. Contact Mr.. Simon. MA. q
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.
Wes5s linsS Time Times lines
IS SisS sl.s5 $3.50
20 $3.50 $3.50 $iI.oo
IS S s3.2s ss.zs $3.50
out-oF-Town Rute, Sl.o7 Per Line
; or More Times, $l.oo Per Line
PHONE u. 5000
AND ASK FOR A
STAR ADVISER
SPECIAL NOTICE

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred By anyone
8. LEO, 7127 Allentown I'd, Camp
Springs, Washington %, D. c.
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AUTO MECHANIC

mechanical work and double up
on fabrication rack. Must have
own tools, be steaey. and able to
meet the public. Apply in person
to Mr Denham.
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APPLIANCE sERvICEMAN
AUTO MECHANIC

First class. Experienced on Cheyro-
22lO 9th st. NV.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN-we
have have a permanent u1,;,, p, position for for z
pay plan with monthly bonus.
Ford experience preferred but not
essential. Come In or call, Carl
Bennett. parts manager, ROCK
WILLIE FORD, Rockville, Nd, GA.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

AUTO SALESMAN, sell Chrysler-
Plymouth and Valiants in Mary
lands fastest growing area. 500
week plus comm, new car fur
nished. Call FRED FREDERICK,
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Fairfax Oldsnobile
Fairfax Circle
Fairfax, Va.

AUTO Statesmen WANTED! New
car statesmen who want to earn
at least $500 per wk. We need
: men to sell Fords, Falcons, and
Thunderbirds in the hottest sales
area in Metropolitan WASHINGTON,
Rockville, Wheaton. Bethesda and
Gaithersburg. Come In or call
ROCKVILLE FORD. Rockville, Nd
Garden A-50OO.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

( Every Saturday q special page with
. game stories, action pictures, league
stondings-compIete coveroge of
the entire metropolitan oreo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
ADVERTISEMENT,

BIDDIE and BERT
BEETLE BAILEY
ON STAGE

Thousands Of women IND speedy 70.
neI nom the physical distress Of tfres-
to functional disorders By taking
HUMPHREYS ''ii"-a gentle. nou.hor.
monsl, homeopathic remedy. At an
drug stoEeR No prescription needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-18

1545 Rockyille pike. 400 "a. It.
IA. 7-7272.
sILvER STRING. just of Georgia
office space sylil. Excel. for acct,
architect, engineering or general
office use. Will divide. Very ress.
s $50; 10. cs-Ss; T Syfs:i Eli Z.
SHVKR SPRING, MD.-po you
need office space in the heart Of
Silver SPRING. Perfect location,
modern bldg. air cond:, elevator
and plenty Of public parking near
BY. Apply Mr.. Gemmill, CHAM
BERS FUNERAL HOME, 66l5
Georgia ave.
SILVER SPRING
EYTnHT0TYED NT5T5TNE
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STORES foH RsaT

CENTRAL LOCATION. nr. Riggs
Bank on 4th ST. n.e.-Union Mar
ket, 40x90. Reas. II. $4,000.
MINI. AVE. AND BENNiNG RID.
SHOPPING CENTER - Air cond.,
suitable for any retail. Reas, rent.
D., J. WHITMAN. LII. $4,000
FENN-MAR SHOPPING ,CENTER.
Penpsylvania ave. Sc. extended
Several choice locations adjacent
to natl. chains, suitable for low
priced lsdy's apparel, children's
wear, toys. records and appli-
M snssri c 81; RF 81 Tsa.s7Ml7A. MANAGE
STORE FOR RENT, approx. 2Ox70,
Ice. parking lot In rear, 7s4o Wis.
syeeA Bethesda. Nd. can OIL. 2
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PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, 190s-05

ing, near Parkington. All services
incl. air conditioning. Phone ia.
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PROFESSIONAL MEN:

PROFESSIONAL MEN:
Attorneys, accountants,
professional consultantS,
etc., interested in office
apt. combination. Suites
avail. in beautiful new
building in the heart of
downtown. Call MIR. zUP-
MIX, 723-0271.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

37T0 AcRBs-Levei and indus
trial land with water and sewer.
Much road frontage, corner lot.
Mr.. springfield. Va. S1.25 per IT.
DILLON LAND CO., REALTOR,
N 4-4O4O open I'll q
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

BANTAM back hoe, / QuickWay
back hoe. Mounted on trucks. In
good cond. 671-7392.
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SOLAR BLDG,
18th and K SITS. NV.


18th and K SITS. NV.
2.20Q 50. It. prime. modern space.
Immediate possession. Call Mr..
FISHEE, With GREENWOOD, INC,
WE HAVE several suites Of Offices
in o downtown modern and pres
tige office building. Parking ia
cilities in building, complete serv-
ices included. Call Mr.. Kayhoe
FE. $4,000. FREDERICK SALES
INC, REALTORS, 1920 Conn. ave.
NV. u
repre-
ssntatives move today TO an Office
that will suit your needs. New
mod, office bldg. on Viers Mill I'd.
Air cond.., Janitorial service, Mu-
YAK ana ample parking. Call Mr..
KIN S' htiRsutsK1N. R.sl.or. s4s-4ooo
WIS. AVE, NV, 22s2-offices,
desk space, answering service, air
cond. FE. 3-3457.
3113 MACoMB ST rms, newly
dec. comml., liv. qtrs.. $3.50. FE.
3-o347, story q Co.. AD. 2-4l00.
500 KENNEDY 81. NV, - About
llst ,comnNeEciaD. yS125. EARLY
DAWN REALTY. TU. 2-9135.
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R0CKVMLE-Small office bldg,
4545 R6ekyille pike. 1.400 "a. It.
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DRS. OFFICES

goth and EYE NV
Private medical building. Elevator,
air cond. Two suites Svailable. 5
rooms. bath and lab. 3 rooms and
bath. Lowest rent In town. Vacant.
First Natl. Realty RE. 1851
DUP. CIR. AREA-Air cond. 1, 2,
8 or more I'm. suites, elev. bldg,
full serV., immed. occup.. $40 up
1872 18th ST. NV. BE. 7:7766.
EYE AND 18th ST. N.W.-Available
immed.. choice 1st-flr. 5-rm. air
cond. suite. reas. rent. AP. 7-3462:
KANSAS AND N. CAPITOL
ing dock. al fin. a.c.. ample
9-1167. Ewes, HE. S-1777.
MINI. AVE. AND BENNING RD.,
SHOPPING CENTER = Air eond
Suitable any office. Reas. rent.
D. J. WHITMAN 10. 10000
OFFICES AVAILABLR-New build
ing, near Parkington. All services
incl. air conditioning. Phone IA
7-417S. l
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, 1903-O5
N st. n.w.-Suitss ranging from
2 to entire floor Of II offices.
Remodeling, estimated completion
Aug. /. Afr cond.. high Acoustical
ceilings, auto. elevator, hreplaeesr
large conference rm. avail. HYN-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES l0FFIeES STUDIOS Cor REHTI
tcoNnINUEp1

coN-oPERATED LAUNDKY-Ex-
eel. buy with small down payment.
can 526-5l09. ewes. 56s-10l2.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
PRESTIGE ATTRACTIVE modern
i o's s.. dS 6do'a q. Il. Of space
2. Lee. no. Of auto drive-in doors
8. Covered dock loading.
4. RI. dock loading
8. 9P sn:isS 81 p: sond. Otfic.
Strategic location available i'm
msdiately: Good financing. Call
CO. 6-4066.
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ARL.-NeaF the Hecht store.
S,214 50. 70. fronting on Qlebe I'd
and also on Vermont st.
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Store. ~ 80,

N EsrARLIssEFEEp PA 1 s Ee eE ~
E EEsTAHRAANT Est psY co SIEAN5Gss'
liar OPERATION. LARGE Buy
ING POWER. AMPLE PARKING.
CALL Mr.. HAAS
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
:. Realtors - 80
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INDUSTRiAL PROP. for RENT

VACANT, NE. D. C.-With rail-
road siding, ZOO 50. #. Of
buildings. plus 10000 So. It. Of
fenced yard. Loading docks. $500
mo. or will sell on small cash
payment, balance monthly until
A. III. ROTH CO.. RE. 7-733o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGTON RESTAURANT-Gross
ST., 900. Cash $4,000. JOE H.
THOMPSON. jackson $4,000.
ATTRACTIVE RESTAURANT with
liquor. good ne. location. Seats
40. fine clientsls. Doing better
s ssfha &sRAe esElg 6 6fissH fHt
sDonslhle party. Bex 1904. Star.
DAYTONA BEACH. FLA.-SfS,0 00
front motel. wiz trade for resi-
denee o.. other erea properly. Write
BOZ 290-A, Star.
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TRAILERS

AIR COND.-'56 Richardson, 90
IT,, / bedrm.. many extras. Ewes.
768-09S5; days, WO. $3.50.
ASSUME PAYMENTs--Brand- new,
never lived-in, 2 or 8 bedrms..
take your choice. Auto. washer,
fully furn.. $500 dn. and take
over small payments. Call CIR. g.
544S or drive out 500 yds. West
Fairfax. Va. VA. MOBILE HOMES,
INC.
BEST BUY, Vac. travel trailer, new.
sss sfie ~ 70 T,, diaseSsk s T5saiRlssr
CAMP TRAILER, Hawthorne, sleeps
o to 8, essentially new. will sac
rifice. JU. 6-0333.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN, USED
MOBILE HOMES. VA. - RO. g.
400. MD.-RA. 6-2531.
GIBRALTOR $50 lOx5l It. Auto.
washer, storm windows, fully
furn.. excel. cond. Reas. 705-O374.
LOWBOY MACHINERY TRAILER
80 ton, in nice shape with out
riggers. Richmond, Va, MI. s.
0S44 or MI. 3-6s76.
SIESTA 1853 Travei-traiier. 49,
II sle eepessoo. Elec. brakes. S975.
TRAILER, Champ. 80, 46x10 IT., 2
b.r., auto. washer, storm wind,
excel. cond.. reas. HE. 4-2475.
WHERE TO BUY all types Of
trailer bitches. installation Of
trailer bitches. Ewes, CIR. $4,000.
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

This Supper Shrimp recipe is quick and has appeal
adheres of weight watching The
made Sarlac nonfat dry mkdea for weight watchers
nonat milk processed whole milk from which
1920 the buerfa removed II contains all
whole mkhe proteins minerals and
which all need daily diet 1t economical
high food value is excellent
deers well those family members who wish to stay trim
Supper Shrimp combination of shrimp goodastng
is served atop fluffy cloud of white rice.
Supper Shrimp and Rice
Makes SerUingS)
cups quefed non-fat Ia cup chopped celery and
dry milk celery leaves
Ia cup flour tablespoons butter
l. salt | pound cooked, sheled and
1/8 teaspoon garlic salt deveined shrimp
Freshly ground pepper Cooked rice
m shrooms sliced
dry milk of double boiler sprinkle
easonng surface beat with rotary beaer until
blended water, stirring constantly until mixture
Melt butter small skillet medium heat
mushrooms celery about minutes Add sauteed
tables shrimp milk Heat thoroughly Serve
over rice desired garnsh with green pepper rings.
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

There is more than that makes mince
such avore Much its is due to the
fact that the homemaker has readytouse
of condensed her ngertp This makes
mince pie or cookie baking any time of the
Newest variation mnce meat theme perfected by the
Borden Kitchen cooful studded creation featuring
delicious crust aged natural Cheddar cheese pack
aed pie crust mix festive ring the pie with
bright with Cheddar cheese stars
OpenFace Mnce Meat Pie With Cheese Pastry Crust
Makes 9-inch pie)
fs-ozl wedpe Wisconsin teaspoons boiling water
Old Fashioned Cheddar 2-2/3 cups Zone 28-oz. jar)
Cheese ready-to-use None Such
/ stick (5-oz.) pie crust Mnce meat
mix (4-oz jar) red glazed
cherries
Shred enough cheese 3 In small bowl COM
bne shredded cheese pie mix and boiling Mix with
fork until dough leaves sides of bowl On
lightly Toured board dough into circle onench larger IN
diameter than top pan Fold pastry in half and quickly
to pie place Turn edges under
and of 28o jar of mnee meat into pastry
F) about 2O25 minutes Cool AT
time which has been sliced and cut
into cookie cutter Arrange over
top of pie Circle edge with red glazed cherries
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26
Hampton Inst.
n eWs Bureau

Hampton, Va, May 1S.-Dr.
T. C. Cothran, chairman Of the
sociology department, Atlanta
University, Ca, urged a Hamp-
ton Institute audience, COM
posed primarily Of the colleges
first semester honor students,
to recognize the need for quality
education and to work toward
this aim, when he delivered the
main address May II, at the
colleges annual Scholarship
Night program in Ogden Hall.
A WARE Professor of Sociol-
ogy, DR.. Cothran said that Ne
groes can no longer rational
ize their educational shortcom-
ings by blaming the segregated
educational system and by DEM
onstrating the existence Of ex-
tremely limited vocational and
professional opportunities" Ac-
cording to DR.. Cothran, segrega-
tion is in rapid retreat and nu-
merous opportunities for Ne
groes present themselves. But,
added DR.. Cothran, these en-
ployment opportunities require
a high quality of educational
and vocational skill which great
ly exceed the quantity of Negro
college graduates qualified to
fill the rapidly expanding num-
Der of positions. He also said
that if Negroes are to take ad-
vantage of these opportunities
they must acquire quality edu-
cation.
DIR. Cothran asserted that the
solution to this problem rests
with the colleges. He proposed
several ways by which the col
leges can alleviate this problem
Included among his proposals
were: creating of climate fol
scholarship on college campuses;
sponsoring of interesting con.
tests based on knowledge rather
than physical strength; institut-
ing of programs to encourage
the academically talented stu
dents; administering of compre-
hensive examinations - both
general and specialized; de-
manding student improvements
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26
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Dorothy I. Height, National
President Of the National Coun-
Gil Of Negro Women. The Mem
orial, depicting the NCNW's
late founder and first president,
will be erected in Washington,
d. C.
1t was authorized by former
President Eisenhower. Congress
has assigned public land and the
National Council, through its
% affiliate organizations, is in
the midst of a nationwide fund
raising drive to complete the
venture.
"When finished, Mary Nc
Leod Bethune's Memorial will
be the first of its kind in the
Nations Capital dedicated to a
citizen of COLOR" said Miss
Height.
Led by Miss Height and soul
ptor Robert Berks, the metro
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26
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Neighborhood Service. There, he
studied the problems of urban
renewal, participated in religi-
Gus teachings and surveys, and
led scholarly discussions and
seminars.
Recently, DR.. William P.
Davis of the Mississippi Baptist
Seminary notified this young
honor student that he had been
nominated to the Baptist Stu
dent Union Hall of Fame for
outstanding contribution to this
organization. In addition to this
honor, Mr.. Mcdowell has been
recipient of National Baptist
Convention, USA, Inc, scholar
ship, two consecutive first place
awards in Oratory in the Lang
uage Arts Contest at Jackson
State College, a State American
Legion Gold Medal in Oratory,
and numerous citations and
awards from national and local
religious, academic, and civic
organizations.
He graduated valedictorian of
Broad Street High School o!t
Greenwood where he was Pre-
sident of his class, and the Stu
dent Government Association.
He was also a summer student
of the National Science Founda-
ton at Southern Illinois Uni
versity, Carbondale, Illinois, in
1859, and a College Readiness
Student at Jackson State Col
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

politan Council officers viewed
a model of the memorial statue
which has been raised to life
size. 1t will stand IL feet tall
when completed. 1t will show
Mrs. Bethune handing her last
will and testament, a profound
ly worded philosophy of life, to
two youngsters.
The memorial will stand at
the base of an outdoor arena
designed to accommodate plays,
concerts, and other outdoor pub
lie gatherings.
Similar showings are slated in
Mr.. Berks' studio by Councils
from Passaic and Newark, New
Jersey; the Bronx, Manhattan
and Westchester County, New
York.
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

ing Chicago.
1t is not likely that the Mus
Inns can get fair shake from
the state and city instruments
of these "overlords." These in
struments are in a real sense
parties to the anti-Africanisms
in the Chicago schools, alleged
by whites as we'll as American
citizens of African descent.
These instruments are not
likely to be deeply concerned
with defending the First
Amendment to the U. S. Con-
stitution, unless the Afro Am
erican communities react first
and then build alliances with
decent section of whites in the
Chicago community.
It is for these reasons that
the Afro-American Heritage
Association asks your firm to
investigate.
We are not Muslims. How
ever, we assert the rights of
the Afro-American to religious
freedom. The Muslims have as
much right to their school as
Jews, Catholics, Lutherans, or
what not.
Upon this right, the AAHA
feels that democratic and free
dom-loving Afro-Americans as
we'll as the white or European
Americans must stand.
This is a right preserved in
the first Amendment as we'll as
in the United Nations Human
Rights Charter.
May we have your report as
soon as possible? Thank you in
advance for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
David Poir1exter, Special
Asst. to the National Director.
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

ing a hot tip that they were
headed for Beloit (Wis.) with
the goods. ..
The Scandal" broke just as
the Gay Sisters were negotiat-
ing a singing engagement at
Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis
Monday MAY 13) They also
had plans to appear in Atlanta.
Besides Geraldine, other
members of the Gay Sisters trio
are Mildred, lyric soprano, Eve
lyn, alto and narrator.
One of the Gay Sisters big
gest gospel hits is "God Will
Take Care of You," a hymn
which may be- meaningful to
Miss Gay in the wake of her
arrest"
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

along with three other persons,
on charges of possessing furs
valued at $3.50 stolen from
an Appleton, Wis, department
store, it was reported here.
The high bond was set after
Miss Gay, pretty pianist and
coloratura soprano for the sing
ing group, was arrested in Wis
consin Dells with two men and
another womap in a Cadillac car
in which police found two fur
pieces, priced at about $3.50.
The fur pieces were in bags
on the rear seat of the car, ac-
cording to police, who said they
accosted the four after receiv-
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26
Heritage

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go against the University Of
Islam.
That religious group is
threatened by the "white-over-
lords from downtown" We are
concerned that the Muslims'
rights are protected under the
u. S. Constitution and the First
Amendment to that Constitu-
ton, which is supposed to pro-
tect religious freedom.
Moreover, it is oui desire
that all other circumstances be
brought out in the investigation.
The "white-overlords from
downtown" dominate our state
and our city. They have a long
history of anti-Africanism COW
cred by lies about "race." With
such lies, these "overlords"
have been able to use discrimi-
nation and Jim Crow, cheat and
rob Afro-American communities
from San Diego to Maine and
from Seattle to Florida, includ-
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26
lege in 1860.

lege in 1860.
Says Fred: Academic ex-
cellence within itself is not en-
ough. We students must work
toward an increasing under
standing of world problems.
Somehow, we must make earn
est contributions to cultural and
democratic leadership that is so
vital a part of an enlightened
age. To do less would be a
mockery of scholarship"
Here at Jackson State Col
lege, he is Chairman of the
Jackson advocate., 1962-05-26

Scholarly Activities Committee,
Past President of the Freshman
Class and Mississippi Baptist
State Student Union, and is an
active member of numerous ex-
tra-curricular activities.
Fred is the son of Mrs. L.
d. Mcdowell and the late Mr..
V. Cook Mcdowell.