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Evening star., 1963-01-06
FIELD TEST AND EVALUATION

BSE or BIS Physics and two operation
OF complex weapons systems individuals
systems and Da computer technques Field assignments
lowing short formal training Facility
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APPLY AFTER II AM. MONDAY
THE HECHT CO.
n, SERVICE sI7,.,L RuILpINd

SERVICE BUILDING
.14Q1 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ARCHITECTS, upper bracket rest.
Dental. hieh-rise apts.. local
Fee neg. to SO OOl
ARCHITECTS. DRAFTsMEN. simi, iTE,
lar to above 10 Sg, ,OOC
SOCIOLOGY or psychology, Ph.D.
Oriental extraction pref. No fee
POLITICAL SCIENCE. Ph.D., me ne
fee To son OOf
HISTORIAN. Ph.D, n. T. to S50,,0000I
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, $50 Wash. Bldg
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-044s
ARCHITECT, grad. Write or cal
y, A. NASSAUX a. ASSOC. 1926
X 81. NV, 393-4554.
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ACCOUNTANTS
OFFICE

WHoTilNUIUN 3 LAHGESI
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
a Division of MESSING, Room 20e
1912 X 81. NV. EX. 3-7270
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HELP MEN
APPLIANCE
REPAIRMEN

Must be experienced in repairing
washing machines, dryers, refrig-
orators and air conditioners. Per-
manent positions, discount on
purchases.
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SENIOR COST ACCOUNTANT

Experience must be in the Military Eeconcs or related in
dustry and must include considerable RESPONSE
bty involving redeterminable incentives rmburabe
contracts. Bs. degree accounting required Some travel
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PERSONAL

EXPECTANT PARENTS
Call for Free Gift. EX. 3-3473
FOR ELDERLY LADY. in pvt. home.
Lovely rm.,. mr.. bath, Excel. meals.
Home PRIVILEGES. RA. 6-7346.
FORM 81. resumes position descrip-
! tion specialist. Low rates.
CALL WA. 5-S234
| FREEZER OWNERS
We Supply Freezer owners
With the Finest, Choice
Meats and Frozen Foods
ProcesSed Under Govt.
Inspection
Delivered to Your Home
On a Cash or Budget Basis
No Membership Fee
Call KI. $4,000 for Your Brochure
Colonial-Metropolitan
Frozen Food Service
300 N. Henry ST., Alexandria
KI. $4,000
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS
Teacher grad. OF Sorbonne Univ,
Paris Starting new class, DU.
GET OUT
OF DEBT
MONEY IN THE BANK is what
you'll have when your bills are
paid in full, II you are one OF the
many families who are now pay
ing BANKS, LOAN COMPANIES,
CLOTHING STORES, DEPART
MENT STORES, DOCTORS AND
VARIOUS. OTHER CREDITORS
and you have a sincere desire to
GET OUT OF DEBT-N. B. S. will
consolidate all Of your bills from
300 up TO 81, 900, both PAST
NOT A LOAN COMPANY
No Credit Check
No Co-Signers
CALL THE COMPANY /
YOUR CREDITORS /
RECOMMEND I
Call ST. 3-7952. Dept. M, f
For Home and Office Appointments
NATIONAL.
BUDGET SERVICES, INC. /
MAIN OFFICE. SUITE 80 \
945 Pennsylvania Ave. NV. H
Washington. D.
For Apt ST. 3-7952, Dept. M
9:3O-1 SATURDAYS 1
HYPNOSIS helps overcome tension, /
overWeight, insomnia and habits. |
Trained consultant. 10. 2-2746.
HYPNOSIS-SELF-HYPNOSIS
instruction for students, doctors
and nurses. EN-. 2-79S7.
l NEED a mature woman, widow
or grandmother who needs a good
home and small salary in ex-
change for child care and l.h.W.
for empl. couple. Must work Sun.
Call 942-6559.
IDENTIFICATION TAGS for dogs
and cats. Stainless steel Pets
name, owners name address and
phone. Mailed to you. Phone orders
welcome. JANE HOAG. Box 9H7
Kensington, Nd. Tel. 949-O7l2.
INCOME TAX /
Fed. and State SIS Up
H. R. BLOCK. INC.
Nations Largest Tax Service
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE, DC.
5000 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
st. Elmo at Norfolk, Woodmont
Tr., Bethesda, Nd.
S224 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Phone 525-lqSS
weekdays 8 A.M.-9 PM.
Sat.-Sun. 9-5
INTRIGUE!-Meet new single eau
casian friends before revealing
your Identity. Free informa ion.
NANCY LEE. Box 54. Arlington
10, Va.
KIND CARE GIVEN to elderly per-
sons. .24-hr. nursing care. Licensed
BY Dist. Of Col. HU. 3-5099.
uAruun uWruv,r $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

We h ave immediate
openings for Journey
man bakers who have
retail baking opera
ton experience and
wish to pursue this
phase of the retail
food industry.
We also have openings
for traineeS interest
ed in learning a trade
while being trained on
the job.
Applicants with a
high school education
who are 81 to so years
of age and have pri-
va tie transportation
are preferred. These
openings are in our
in-store bakeries To-
Gated in Arlington,
Va, College Park and
GaitherSburg Md.
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HELP MEN
(CONTlNUEDl

ACCTS., ir. and exper. Sl00-S160
wk. Many openings, Miss Bell,
BOYD'S, 700 IL n.wn cor. @ (est.
so yearsD
ACCOUNTANT, Arl. firm has OPEN
ing for gentlemen with . yrs. def .
eXper. 90, 5 days. $4,000. PO-
TOMAC EMPL. AGCY,, 1884 Will
son blvd, Arl ia, $4,000.
ACCOUNTING
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SPOTS RFMOyINC-COFFrr. n

SPOTS REMOYING-COFFFE, lin
stick, nail polish, paint, ink, per-
spiration, beverages, blood, mildew.
rust, grass, vomit. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. the Dye Work Special
ist, 1900 Georgia ave. RA. 3-a777.
THE HOMESTEAD Maternity Home
for unwed mothers. Private, con.
fidential, best professional obste.
trieal care. Room and board, II.
cenSed adaptive service. ia Oar
Waggoner Bldg, IT. Worth, Texas
Gall collect Ed. 5-5942 or Pc,
2-i50S.
TUTORING - Elem, hS., COLLEGE
subjects. Exper. tehrs. We come IA
you. d. C.. Nd. Va. ia. 2-lsSa,
UNIQUE PERsONALIZED introduc.
tion service for unmarried adults.
all religions, RE. 7-3bO4. Monday
through Friday, ~ pm.
WAKE-UP SERVICE, any time In
the morning from $3.50 am. on
JU. b-2407.
WANT TO TRADE a new 5O-watt
HisF set for skooter7 AD
2-660G.
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PERSONNEL SERVICES
1870 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. ~.
Acct, $4,000 up
OTHER POSITIONS
ATLAS AGENI


ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV. RE. 7-5787
ACCT, acctg. exper., 1000.
ACCT B.C.S., under 80, S40O.
ASST. CONTROLLER
3j-40, deg. acctg, lead to control
Ter. resume, Sl0-S12, 900.
BkkPR.. Arl., full chg, 500.
BkKPR., fc., 10th Sts SllO.
BkKPR., budget work. $50.
IBM SUPVR. so
IBM 407, exrer., SS5-Sg5.
NO DOWN PYMT. Low FEES
GREEN'S EMPL.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-s43e
ACTUAL JOBS in U. s.. Europe, So,
Am. Many high pay. Write En-
ployment Info. Center. Room S4S,
739 Boylston ST., Boston 16, Mass.
ADJUSTOR TRAINEES or exper. :.
car furn., $3.50 mo.
SATTERFIELD EMPL.
tla2 Bait. Ave, Riverdale, Nd
Lie. Empl. Agcy) 927-6B4O
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SENIOR STAFF ACCOUNTANT

BACKGROUND should include negotiations cost re-
determinations general ledger and staff activities Military
Eecronies experience preferred degre In accounting
required. Some travel involved
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l. B. M. SYSTEMS ANALYST

Responsibilities will include development procedures for
systems which would include the utilization Of IBM Data
Processing equipment including the IBM l4O-tape
systems level BACKGROUND would include applications such as
accounts payable cost accounting payroll labor
loading tmanuaeturngl and material Should have
college decree with 4 TO years experience.
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CPA firm. Excel Opport for EPy
position in growing firm. Start i'm.
med. Salary open. 296-3453.
. ACCOUNTING
Looking for valuable experiences
Progressive company offers excel
lent opportunity TO intelligent.
dependable young man with basic
accounting knowledge. Liberal
employe benefits. MACKE VEND-
ING CO.. ST. 3-s2OO. Mr.. Hood.
ACCOUNTANT-BKKPR., must be
experienced. Established ID. q
contractor desires responsible per-
son. TO assume duties in payroll
and accounts payable. 5i2-day
start. Call for appt., 737-3336.
ACCTS., tr. and exper.. full and
part time. EngineeTS. office nos.
S55 wk. $4,000 yr. Visit BoYD's,
700 10Th NV. lest. so yrs Visit
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JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS

Several excellent opportunities exist with rapidly expanding
finance department Of the Nd Ltton systems Back
ground should include recent decree aecounng
experience IN senea accounting functions Previous employment
In the eleerones Industry desirable
Evening star., 1963-01-06

EXPECTANT PARENTS
Call for Free Gift. EX. 3-3473
FOR ELDERLY LADY, in pvt. home.
Lovely rm., mr.. bath. Excel meals.
Home priVileges. RA. 6-7346.
FORM 81. resumes position descrip-
tion specialist. Low rates.
CALL WA, 5-S234
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ROTHENBERG'S

TAILORING SERVICES
1914 21st st. NV. AID. 2-959C
NOT a registered nurse. but a hos.
pital man. with 20 years naya'
service. capable of giving constant
and complete nursing care and
companionship TO male invalid OF
Shut-in. Have good sense OF sym.
pathy. good reading voice. Can
live in. Must clear $50 per week
after deductions. 232-43O3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tutor fol
your grade or high schl. student
lndivid. attn. High sehl. and col
entrance exams a speciality. Patient
understanding, reas. fees. ParochiA
students welcome. EN-. 3-5995.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR, 24-hr.
service, 2-way radio calls, divorce
or child custody evidence. II you
have a case, we guarantee results
DI. 7-4S7l.
PUBLIC SPEAKING and English
conversation. Teacher grad. Co
lumbia Univ. DU. 7-2234.
RIDE WANTED-Vic. Westmont ant
Oakland Apts., Columb. pike be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, to htr
and q NV. Hrs. s:30-5. IA. 2-633O
SELF HYPNOSIS - Instantaneou,
method taught by trained con.
sultant. Indiy. instr. 10. 2-2746.
SPANIsH-Register now in one OF
our small evening group classes
BEGINNING January. Tuition reas
Also pvt. instr. HISPANO-AMER-
ICAN SCHOOL, 393-l751.
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(3) The presentation Of the Annua
Reports OF the President,

The polls for the Trust Company
meeting will remain open until at
least II 80 am. and the polls for
the Corporation meeting viii re.
main open for a reasonable period
OF time following the commence
ment OF the Annual Meeting Of the
Corporation.
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ABLE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS,
oyerseas-U. S. projects. All trades.
Write GLOBE APPLICATION
SERVICE, Box S54, Baltimore 8
Evening star., 1963-01-06

The stock transfer books Of the
Trust Company and the Corpora
ton will not be closed for trans.
fer purposes, However. each Board
OF Directors has fixed the close OF
business, December 8, 1852, as the
record date for the determine
tlon OF stockholders entitled 10 no.
tiee OF the respective meetings. and
70 vote a such meetings ,saa.d, and ~
Evening star., 1963-01-06

MORRIS, AVN |. AUBiNoE. JoE
H. GARDNER, b. W.. THoRoN'
ANDREW SAUL, A, J. BoMER.
VILE, q D, BuRRUs, GORDON
GRAY, HOWARD w, KACY,
FLOYD -, AKETlS, THORNTON
W. OWEN, WM. y. FLATHER, JRu
RUSSELL y, SINGER, uUsTAVK
des7 ss,s6, 6'3i .jao,7sOio
Evening star., 1963-01-06

Ihe adoption OF resolutions, in
Guiding amendments to the ar
ticles OF incorporation Of both
the Trust Company and Cor
poration, the texts of which
may be examined at the respec-
tive main offices thereof at any
time during office hours prior
to the aforesaid meetings. The
resolutions and amendments OF
the articles Of incorporation are
for the purpose Of:
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

A 5 Nights Revival will be-
gin on Monday night, April Is
at the Zion Travellers M. B.
Church, Rev. j. c. Rankin,
Pastor. Rev. l.. H. NewSOme,
outstanding pastor and radio
personality will be guest min
lister. All churches thruout
the city are invited to worship
with us.
Cit-Wide Easter morning
service will be observed at the
Masonic Temple at 4. P. M.
There will be many choirs TAX
ing part in this great service.
The Friendship Radio Choir,
the Brotherhood Choruses of
Jackson, Bro. Amos Holden
and his group of Singers: Lit
tie David Singers with Little
David at the Hammond Or
gan, also the Progressive
Church choirS will be render
ing services. The general
public is invited. There will
be no admission.
Rev. L. H. NewSom will be
the guest minister at Edwards,
Miss, on Friday night of this
week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Church Head
Eo Visit City

Bishop Norris S. Curry,
Presiding Bishop of the
fPurth Episcopal District
Comprising the states of
louisiana and Mississippi of
{ lfe Christian Methodist Epis-
cPpal Church, will visit
Churches in Jackson April 21.
ON SUNDAY mernlag April
Il he will preach at the Eb-
Fl ezer c. NJ. E. 8 miles out
4 Pm Jackson in Rankin
: Ipunty at HOO A. M. Rev.
II B. McLaurin pastor. At
100 P. NJ. the same day he
WILL preach at the Lane
: hapel church corner of Fon-
a Ene and Mayes ST, pastor
a by the Rev. Albert Rawls.
The public is cordially in
n ted to hear this great man
'f God in both or either of
III ese services.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Mississippi Vocational College
Host To More Than 1000
Seniors March Is, 1868

More than 1000 seniors of
high schools and Junior Col
leges visited the Mississippi
Vocational College campus,
March Is. 1868.
The students were Welcom-
ed by Miss Freshman" Lon
ME Lockett, Greenville, Miss
Junior" Clarice Dumas, Cal
houn City, President Charles
Rained, Leflore County Teach
er's Association, and DIR. J. HI.
White.
In the course of his reworks,
President White in scholarly
craftsmanship, told the impor-
tance of an education and the
necessity for character and a
maintenance of the cardinal
virtues. He discussed the
program of the college, and
eloquently pointed to the task
ahead.
The college speech choir,
under the direction of Mrs. M.
Glass Musgrove, the college
choir, under the direction of
Mrs. H. E. McCallum, and the
Band under the direction of
Mr.. Russell Boone made last
ing contributions to the pro-
gram.
Dean Mapluma Ratcliff gave
the recognitions, and DR.. C.
w. Howard, Director of In
struction, was in charge of the
program.
In addition to the additions
testing program, and the
honor convocations conducted
by President White, there was
a talent show and dance.
Mrs. Zelma Howard, chair
man of the English Depart
ment, was chairman of Senior
Day and she deserves great
praise for the smooth and
worthy presentation of the col
lege to our guest.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

March l7-23, and In c0njunc-
ton with the 136th anniver-
sary of the founding of the
American Negro Press. Col
ored newspapers though
out the United States where
joined in the obServanceS by
organizations and institu-
tionS.
Miss Brewer, editor of a
student publication at the
University of Mississippi,
received the NNPA nod in
recognition of her courage
Gus stand on the entry of
John Meredith at the Oxford,
Mississippi, institution.
while Mr.. Meredith was the
recipient of the Russwurm
Award as the first known
colored student to desegrate
"Ole Miss" Can't, Charles
ton, SMC., native received
honor for having entered
Clemson University as its
first colord enrollee.
Archbishop Shehan re-
ceived recognition for his
contributors to the ad-
vancement of race relations
in the Baltimore-area COM
munity, while the Rev. Sui
livan was cited as one of
the leaders OF the Philadel-
phia Selective patronage
movement. Mr.. Brooke and
Senator Johnson were named
for their achievements as po-
litical ''firsts" in MaSsa-
chusetts and Georgia.
The Bostonian was elected
commonwealth attorney
general, while the Albanian
became Georgia's first col
ored senator since Recon
struction.
Attorney General Kennedy
rated his honor, according
to the NNPA announcement,
because of his untiring ef-
forts to protect civil rights
and his assistance to the
courts in civil rights cases
as head of the Department
Of Justice. DR.. Weaver was
listed for the efficient man.
ner in which he headed the
nations top housing agency.
The GuStofson salute was
for meritoriouS services to
sports.
Mr.. Gustofson was re-
sponsible for the first ap-
pearance of colored athletes
in the annual North-South
game at Miami, Florida.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Boy Scouts
Pow-Wow At
Campbell College
Saturday, April 13

The Jackson Division, Boy
Scouts of America, announces
a Cub Scout Pow-Wow on Sat-
urday, April 18th, 100 to 600
pm. at j. P. Campbell Col
lege. The Pow-Wow will be
under the direction of Harry
Haysbert, Assistant Director
of Volunteer Training, Nation
al c oun cil l, Boy Scouts of
America.
The Pow-Wow Committee is
as follows: H. E. Briggs, Gen.
eral Chairman; A lib ert l..
Powell, Promotion & Attend
ance Chairman; Jasper Fraz-
ier, Game & Section Chair
man. The Handicraft Com
mittee consists of Marshall
Frazier; Mrs. Frances Brit
ton; and Mrs. Theresa Martin.
Those in charge of Ceremonies
are Mrs. Thelma Jefferson;
Mrs. B. R. johnson; and Mrs.
Minnie Parish.
Heading the Pack Admin
istration are F. B. Benson, Jr.
and Harry Haysbert. Charles
Kelly and w. w. Johnson are
in charge of Physical Arrange
mentS.
A Senior Girl Scout Unit
under the supervision of Mrs.
Theresa Martin will handle
registration.
All Den Moethers, Cubmas-
ters, and Pack Committee.
men, as well as other Scout
ers, are urged to be present
promptly at loo pm. for reg.
istration.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
|Jackson-V'burg
Students To
Represent CEEP

Robert Johnson of L4anier
High School, Jackson, Missis-
|sippi and Miss Jacqueline Mil
ler of Rosa Temple High
School. Vicksburg, Mississippi
have been chosen to represent
CEEP, a Jackson State Col
lege high school enrichment
program, at a week-long semi
mar in Chicago April 2O-27 on
the theme Human Values in
Changing Metropolis"
Similarly, Cleveland Donald
of Brinkley High School, Jack
son, Mississippi and Curtis
James Wilder of Lanier High
School, Jackson, Mississippi
have been chosen to represent
CEEP at New York and Wash
ington May 1-8. Both semi
mars are workshops in ideas
where students will meet with
diplomats, civic leaders and
legislators who will help them
gain perspectives on issues in
volved on the subject Our
Government in World Affairs.
The Washington-New York Sc
minar participants will use re-
sources of New York City and
WWashington, D. c. spending
the first four days in one city
and then moving on to the
second city.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Win Council
Posts in No.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
Two Negro candidates, one
of them campaigning vigorous
ly for freedom for Negro vot-
ers, last week, became the
first members of their race to
win election to the City Coun-
Gil, and took office Wednesday,
April 10.
They are DR.. Earl D. Thorn
as, councilman-at-large from
the Third District, and Bruce
r. Watkins, the regular Third
District Councilman.
Both won office Tuesday,
March 26, in a city election
which produced, also. two 9TH
er "firsts."
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Nab Four Pickefs
In Jackson, Miss.

JACKSON. Miss. - Four
youthful Negro pickets, stu.
dents Of T0ugalOo Southern
Christian, College, located
five miles north Of jackson,
were arrested here last
Thursday as they picketed
downtown Jackson carrying
signs urging Negroes not to
shop there.
The three boys and q girl
were charged with breach Of
the peace because Their
presence could have led to
violence" according to Jack
sons Chief of Detectives NJ.
B. Pierce.
Identified as student mem
hers of the Tougal0o branch
Of the NAACP they were
Arvena Lee Adams. 20.
Frank Charles D'ckey. Is.
Austin Claiborne Moore. 10.
and Jimmie Earl Armstrong,
FL.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
|U.JC Hosts
Senior Day

Utica Junior College will
host neighboring high school
seniors in its annual Senior
Day Program April II, 1868.
Registration will begin at 900
AM. At 10:3O a special as
sembly will be held with
President Walter Washington
as guest speaker, who will
emphasize the theme of the
day Your Decision.
Special features during the
day will be presentations by
the dramatic club, college
choir and band. A social with
special musical talent presen-
tations will climax the days
program.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
"Conditions,B Better
In Miss. Gregory

NEW YORK - Comedian
Dick egory, back here
Saturday after leading voter
registration m arches in
Greenwood, Miss, said that
officials there agreed to per-
NIT marches to Leflore coun-
ty courthouse to continue in
groups of 20 or less.
He also said that would-be
voters were promised a bus
to transport them to and
from the registrars office.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Associate Professor Ola M. Ia
sann. lecturer in humanities at
jackson State College, has re-
esived one Of the two ftill-tirne fel-
lowships offered to American ap-
plicants TO study at the University
Of Oslo, Norway. for the summer
session.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Enrolment At
Jackson State For
Spring Quarter,
l,75S

Enrolment at Jackson
State College for the 1s62-63
Spring Quarter is 1,758 ac-
cording to a report released
by Wallace r. Swami, III,
Registrar Included in the reg
ular college enrolment of
juniors. 331 sophomores, 491
freshmen, and six special stu
dents. There are S. enrollees
in the Graduate Division, Is
in the special mathematics
class, 1O2 Laboratory School
students, and u Saturday
class enrollees.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
ANNUAL CAREER
DAY AT T0UGAL00

The 18th annual Career Day for
high school students will be held
Mt Tougaloo Southern Christian
College Saturday. This program
Ii sponsored each year by the col
lsge.
One of the guest consultants,
Miss Jean Fairfax. a representa-
tive of the American Friends
Service Committee of Philadel-
phia, Penn, will speak to the stu
dents about expanding job op-
p0rtmities III the south.
Or. Ralph Huffer. head of the
department of mathematics at
Tongaloo. will give the princi-
pal address. DR.. Huffer, who is a
mathematician and an astrono-
mer, holds the MA. degree from
the University of Illinois and the
Ph. D. degree from the Universe
ty of Chicago.
Mira. A. A. Branch is chairman
of the Career Day conference.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
II to receive MPA
kNSSwurm awards

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -
Three college students, two
religious leaders, two politi.
cal figures, two federal Off
cialS and a football coach
have been named by the Ma
tional Newspaper Publishers
Association as the ten Ameri.
cans to receive the associa-
tons 1862 RuSSwurm
Awards, according to E.
Washington Rhodes -
NNPA president, Philadel-
phia,.
The honorees as listed by
NNPA are:
JAMES H. MEREDITH,
University of Mississippi,
Oxford, Miss, Harvey
Can't, Clemson University
Clemson, S. c., and Miss
Sidna Brewer, University Of
Mississippi, Oxford, Miss,
students; religious leaders :
Archbishop Lawrence j.
Shehan, Catholic Diocese of
Baltimore, Maryland, and
the Rev. Leon Sullivan,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Honorable Edward Brooke
attorney general, Common
wealth Of Massachusetts,
Boston, and Georgia State
Senator Leroy Johnson, At
lanta, state political figures;
U. S. Attorney General Rob-
ert F. Kennedy, Washing
ton, D. c., and DR.. Robert
Weaver, administrator,
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, Washington, Dc,
and Andy Gustafson, head
football coach. University -
Miami, Florida.
THE RUSSWURM Awards
are given annually by NNPA
in recognition of outstanding
achievement in making poSsi-
bile richer conception of
democratic principles and in
tribute for upholding those
highest traditions known as
the american Way Of Life. !"
Citations honor the MEM
ory of John B. Russwurm,
founder of FREEDOMS
JOURNAL, the first Ameri-
can Negro Newspaper which
was established in New
York City on March 16, 1927.
The publishers body made
known its RusSwurm hon
oreeS at the close of its 25th
National Negro Newspaper
Week, which was observed
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13


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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-04-26

i52 Dodge 2T flat bed truck. Good
 running At5hdition. Best offer takes it. 12x24 cabin built on timbers, to be moved. Insulated, plywoo5 interior, wall to wall linoleum, oil space heater, built in cupboards, 5000. Kitchen table, chairs (chrome and red plastic), davenport and chair, rose upholstery, very clean. Re- frigerator and IT GU. fit. Delux deepfreeze. Call CA 4-3O87 Seward after 6 pm. or write to Box 1184. 128-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-04-26
REFINERY HEAD TO ADDRESS CHAMBER

SOLDOTNA - Guest speaker sfor; the GFeater; Spldotna Cham Der of Commerce Saturday will be D. D. Crowley, manager of the new refinery now nearing comple- tion north of Kenai for Standard Oil Co. of Calf. The meeting will be in Parkers in Ridgeway at F noon.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-04-26
NOTICE

CHARLOTTE P. Slawson, my
 wife since Feb, l, 1926, having
 left my beda and board, wi1l~nol l&longer be responsible for any
 debts contracted by her. Signed,
 F.. c. Slawson. 127-3