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GOVERNOR MOVES TO BLOCK
]. Meredith GRADUATION

made, according to reports, on
behalf of the State Sovereignty
Commission, of which he is
Chairman, because the Commits
sion is awaiting a report on
charges made by the Commits
sion as to whether Meredith
violated a directive of the Uni
versity Chancellor in making
certain alleged public state
ments casting reflection on
state and University officials.
The Governor submitted in
formation on incidents in which
he said Meredith has repeatedly
made derogatory statements
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Say Vocational Training Must Be
Expanded In Public Schools

of them teach in Southern
schools.
The association made a res
olution to study the proposed
merger between it and the Ma
tional Education Association.
The all-Negro organization
took the action after a recent
proposal made by NEA to COM
bine the two groups OF teach
erS.
Sitting in the lounge OF the
Dallas Memorial Auditorium,
they were willing and eager to
discuss the need. The Southern
teachers agreed that the need
Of expanded vocational train
ing Is great among both white
and Negro youths. It is espe-
cially acute among Negroes,
Continued From Page Twol
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Aug. II -
Negro student James A. Hood,
has fithdrawn from the Univer-
sity of Alabama. Hood was one
Of two Negro students who en-
tered the University last June
under Federal Court Order.
There were no incidents.
According to reports Hood
said that he was withdrawing
because of his physical and men,
tai condition in order to avoid a
complete physical and mental
breakdown.
Hood was under fire from
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

DR.. H. R. Jolliffe, author of
Tales From The Greek Drama
hnd journalistic instructor at
Michigan State University, lee
Fured to the teachers and stu
ients of the Project Enrich
|nent Workshop by telephone
from his office.
Mrs. B. K. Moore greeted DIR.
golliffe before the lecture and
Informed him that the Project
Enrichment-I students were u.s.
Ing his Tales From The Greek
Drama as a textbook and had
found it quite interesting and
most helpful in following DR..
Hadas' lecture on "Great Ideas
bf Antiquity"
In his speech DR.. Jolliffe ex-
blamed the motives and persons
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Natl Medical
Asso. Meetings
In Los Angeles
This Week
1900 Expected
To Attend

LOS ANGELES, California
The National Medical
Association and It's Wom-
ems Auxiliary are making
the Statler-Hilton Hotel
convention headquarters
next week. Aug. 12-15. The
Association is holding it's
68th meeting; the Auxil-
iary, its 9th. The Charles
Drew Medical Society is the
official host.
Delegates and guests from
across the nation will attend
scientific programs and sec
tional meetings. Papers will
be presented and discussed.
A distinguished Service
Award will be given to the
p h y ysician rendering the
greatest service to the profes-
sion on the national level and
the outstanding local worker
will be named General Prac-
ticioner Of the Year"
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
No Pickets For
Negro CityJudge

San Francisco, Cal. Aug. 12-
Joseph G. Kennedy will not have
his swearing-in-ceremony as
the city's newest municipal
Judge marred by NAACP pic
kets, it was announced last
week.
Local NAACP Branch presi-
dent, DR.. Nat Burbridge called
off the scheduled picket line at
the request of Roy Wilkins, the
National Executive Secretary of
the NAACP. Wilkins said such
Continued On Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

In prepared statement,
Governor Ross Barnett, strongly
urged the State College Board
and officials of the University
of Mississippi, to delay the
graduation of Negro student
James H. Meredith pending an
investigation of his status as a
student.
The statement of the Cover
nor was made Monday to halt
the presentation of a diploma
to Meredith during the gradua-
tion program, Sunday August
1s, at the University of Mis-
sissippi in Oxford.
The Governors statement was
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

Allister.
CEEP purposes are to provide
breadth and depth in the areas
currently pursued by these stu
dents in their respective high
schools and to point out avenues
through which these students
may lift their hopes and aspira-
tions.
Students from 16 Mississippi
high schools scheduled to receive
awards are: Gwendolyn D. Arm
old, Almon ]. Kitchell, Willie
E. Mayfield, Frank j. Price,
Wilburn Williams, Jr., Jeanne p.
Williams, and Marva R. Living
Continued On Page Tlree)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Negro Student WithdarWs From
University OF Alabama

State and University officials
over a speech he is alleged to
have made in Gadsden, Ala
bama, several weeks ago claim
ing that University authorities
were trying to trick him into
being expelled from the Uni
versity.
University officials confirmed
Hoods action and said that he
had been granted a postpone
ment of the August Is hearing
before the Board of Trustees to
consider the charges against
Continued From Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Specialist Listed
For Talks AT
Med Convention
LOS ANGELES, California

LOS ANGELES, California
One of the most outstand-.
ing programs ever presented
by the NINA. will be wit
messed during it's convention
at the Statler-Hilton Hotel,
August 1915.
Caesar B. Piper, MD. Dip
lomat of the American Board
of Ophthalmology, loo a |
Chairman of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Section of
the NINA, and H. Phillip
Venable, MD, Fellow of the
American College of Sur
geons (Ophthalmology), and
National Chairman, have an
nounced that outstanding
men in the fields of Ophthal-
mology and Head and Neck
surgery from all over til e
country will participate.
Continued On Page Six
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
jackson State College To Grant
Ambitious And Talented Awards

Continuing Education Enrich
Enent Awards will be granted to
B6 top ambitious and talented
9th, 10th and 18th grade stu
dents by Jackson State College
Friday, August 9, 1863 at 200
pm. in the Lecture Room, Edu-
cation-Language Arts Building.
This recognition exercise, an
|outgrowth of six weeks expert
3ence. in the humanities, science,
mathematics and the develop
Fnent of work-study skills, is
sponsored by "a able high school
feachers enrolled in the Project
Enrichment Workshop under the
direction of DR.. Jane Ellen Nc
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

l Washington, D. c., Aug. 12.-
score of Chicago All youth,
representing the city's 1900
snembers, will present a series
pf demonstrations as a feature
Rf the U. S. Department of Ag-
E'iculture's exhibit at the Gen.
Jury of Negro Progress Expo
sition in Chicago at Mccormick
Place, Aug. 16-Sept. 2.
The Departments exhibit-a
#alute to the Negro farmer
vill combine All food, crafts,
and clothing demonstrations
with a pictorial display of the
modern Negro farmer and his
contribution to American agri-
%ulture and to reasonably priced
food and fiber for city consum-
ers.
In a welcome statement in a
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
FREEDOM FLEET ORGANIZED
FOR MARCH ON WASHINGTON

NEW YORK (UPD - A mas
Sive Freedom Fleet" of buses,
trains and airliners was being as
sembled Thursday for the Aug. 2S
march on Washington.
Civil rights leaders expect to
transport more than 100000 per-
sons from all parts of the nation
to Washington to demonstrate in
support of President Kennedy's
civil rights bill in Congress.
''We will have far beyond lOO,-
900 persons. No one knows for
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17

sure how many more" said A.
Phillip Randolph, president of the
Negro American Labor Council
and march chairman.
Leaders have arranged with po-
lice in the nations capital for
parking space for 2.173 at the
Washington Monument.
In addition, it is planned to
charter at least IA special trains
and five airliners for what could
Continued From Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Egypt Bans
Planes From
South Africa
Pretoria, South Africa

TfctOIl1, SOutu lAIIASA
Egypt has prohibited South
African airliners from flying
over its territory, South Af-
rican Transport Secretary
d. J. Joubert said here.
Mr.sJoubert was reported
cou6eff3ng with South Afri-
can aiF transport officials and
Diplomatic authorities, ar
ranging for diversion Of fu-
ture fights.
Planes would probably be
rerouted around Egypt by
way Of the Sudan and Libya,
it was reported.
An unconfirmed report
said IN airIiner Of Trek Air
ways, = private South Afri-
can company flying from
johannesburg 70 Cairo, re-
ceived . radio warning Il
would not b allowed 70 land
or dy over E1ypt.
The plot diverted 70 Fort
Lamy IN the Chad Republic,
the report said.
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
hame Negro
Policemen Here

The name of six Negro
Policemen to be added to the
force here, revealed in t h e
swearing-in ceremony Thurs
day, are Joe Lewis Land, Eli
son Weathersby, Jr., Charles
CorleI, James Earl Johnson,
William Carter, and Levaughn
Carter.
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
State Judge
Rules beckWith
Not Able To
Stand Trial
Evers Slayer Is
Ordered Released
From Asylum

Carthage, Miss, Aug. H.
Circuit Judge O. A. Barnett,
last week ordered Byron De La
Beckwith who is charged with
the murder of State NAACP
Secretary Medgar Evers, re-
leased from the State Mental
Hospital and returned to Jail to
wait trial for murder.
Judge Barnett, a cousin of
Governor Ross Barnett, issued
the order at the request of
Continued From Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
First Negro
SteWardess For
America AirIines

Dallas, Texas, August IL -
Especially - Pretty 23-year-old
Joan Dorsey will become the
first Negro stewardess on Am
erican Airlines following her
graduation this week from the
company's Stewardess College.
The daughter of a Flagstaff,
Arizonia builder Joan said the
other girls were wonderful, all
the way, during her training.
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
See Revision OF
Request To Deny
Funds To
Seq. States
Civil Rights Bid
Eased In Congress

Washington, d. C. Aug. 10
The Kennedy administration is
revising it's request to deny
federal funds to states where
segregation is being maintain
ed, by making such denials sub
ject to court review is seen as
easing the civil rights bid in
congress.
CONTINUED From Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
Dallas, Texas, Aug. 10

Vocational training must be
expanded in public-school sys-
TENS to equip young people for
technical jobs that are opening
up as the space age expands in
industry and allied fields.
The delegates to the annual
convention of the American
Teachers Association generally
agreed that this is not only an
acute need throughout the
United States today but is even
more an emergency in the
South, where a large portion
Of the space-age development
IL being located.
The American Teachers As
sociatfpn represents $4,000 Me-
gro teachers In 50 states. Most
Jackson advocate., 1963-08-17
p,avn musIims MaIcom X Gives
A Message To White America

ed and spoken of these relation
ships with a very parctical
solution, but because he is a
Muslin and his religious is
Continued On Page Eight)
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LEGAL NOTICES

RUTHERFORD DAY, ATTORNEY ier
10 be held March 5 At 1 pm, q
E. W. Long and Sons. Inc, Little
River Turnpike. Fairfax. virginla
The following will be sold: 1923
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Chevrolet l-door hardtop. 1895
International dump truck. Mode
440 John Deere erawleL loader
1857 Ford panel truck. 1893 Ford
pickup, lgvv vqlI i,ssina . piealH,p
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Y the sqeseIibsrI: OF On be d2p
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National manufacturer organlra-
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Ier an.lysls and rspqYTting o.
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AUTO BODY NAN. With tools.
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sR ,,m 1Sss DI ana n aesDs.' sss Sp
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AUTO mKCm.---Nsed 3. g;od pay,
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qE company benefits and car al
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Mr.. GRIFFITH, FE. 3-0363.
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PERSONAL

FOAM RUBBER-see list Of items
phone book. FOAM RUBBEK Co.
500 II 81. NV, DI, 7-0bs7.
FRENCH COMBINATION = Be-
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ONt TEREuAINEES
EFFICIENCY
EXPERT TRAINEE-s4.5Ot

EXPERT TRAINEE-$4,5O0
Fourth largest company Of its kind
needs 9. vet with college account
Ing BACKGROUND to train as eff
cheney expert. Expense account.
airline travel 70 Fla. Arizona,
Calf. This high prestige firm
With new office buiiding offers
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2 Sc. s1shs77zE. An la - \ s s.S n.El
ACCOUNTANT 20 $500
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ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNTANT

Chain OF retail stores with main
Office located near District
Meishtsl needs . competent yopng
srsH psns sihIs z Can wv. is50. No
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FRONT ROYAL
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Front ROYAL. Va.
FARMERe' ANGUS BULL AUG.
1850 pm. a. Il: PursSrsd Sal,
Pavilion located on Rte. II Just
north Of Bteunton, virgi o
SELLING so registered Angui
bulls, All service age. al from
In virginia. Contact VIRGINIA
ANGUS ASSOC P. o. BOZ 100,
Charlottesville, Va.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, expert
enced on Britain makes and Vol
Yos. Own tools. Paid vacations;
fringe benefits. Guarantee. Call
M MA H n FIX. "a Ay. s-I sF Al x apSy
AUTO MECHANICS. 2, experienced
on Chrysler produets, TO work IN
our modern shop, $3.50 pay basls.
plenty Of work, Group In
snranee. psid holidays anS Moths. other
81 Silver mi sp assis q. X s.iasl. rhUAEE
AUTO MECHANIC, preferably with
experience on stuaebaker cars,
l Mnnssa su To- s SnS depSrtmsnts
Excellent earnings. paid vacation
profit-shartng plan and Other
sTEUART, INC, i440 p ST. NV.
AUTO MRCHANIC-We have room
for one exper. Dodge auto me.
ehanic. For. good wages and tot
security with q leadership sellinf
Dodge since 1915, apply at once
See Mr.. Vetter. REED BROTHERS
ms Inc. eos East Mont. ave" Rock
Automobile Office Manager
Good opportunity for man in Be-
thesda area. Experience neces-
sary. Many company benefits,
For appointment, call MR.. De-
ANGELS, OIL. 6-e200.
lAUTO PARTS-Accounting and bill
ing clerk. experienced for part
department, high school graduate
Call Mr.. Bingaman, parts mgr.
| QV. 3-IbO0, CENTRAL MOTOf
CO., $40 N. Henry st., Alex.
4 AUTOMOBILE PARTS DEPT. MGR
for new VolkswaRen agency open
ing in Rockville, Md. Must b
thoroughly experienced as q part
manager capable OF maintainin
perpetual inventory control. han
die parts ordering and assume ful
responsibility for all aspects
: parts department MANAGEMENT
New beautiful facilities. ton salarl
and liberal co. benefits. Call Mr.
HARLOW, LA. $4,000.
AUTO SALESMAN - One Of tn
oldest Ford dealers IN the Wash
; ington area has openings Tor sew
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necessary, We will train quail
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ToToR CO. %. s646 N St. NV: "-
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced Of
RAmblers. We. resident. excellen
nay Dlan.
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PERSONAL
A oHosTwRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

pFing your writing problems 70 us.
20 years a. reporter and maya
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H ~ ssialis alter ppm pm, please.
ABSOLUTELY THE ORIGINAL
ApTfNf a CONoUELO
Dance Club
1 Hour Lenaona-Ai
ballroom Dances and noaaa Nova
NO CONTRACTS
iTa7 Conn, Ave, NV, no. 2-22I7
ACADEMY on TuEATR1CAL ARTS
FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Ballet. tap, modern Jars, Fiamenco
and castanNtn. Private aud elaNf
lessons, Call no. $4,000, lT4T
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Career Opportunity

A national commercial banking firm,
leadeE in It's field offers 70 :
tunitss to %An sdV SaIlssa OHpor-
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at least q high school graduate,
college preferred, aggressive and
willing TO work hard, Car fur-
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pany benefits. Call Mr.. WEST
FALL, IA, 5-2s02 or Mr.. Sullivan
ct 5S7-e05R for apuointYnerk,
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DIVER

DODGE
1880 Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-7100
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER
for new and beautiful authorized
Yolkswagen agency opening IN
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Must be thoroughly experienced Is
q service manager. and capable Of
supervising q volume operation.
Top salary and liberal co, bene-
fits. Mr.. HARLOW. Ia. 9-7e00.
AUTO sPEEDOMETER REPAIR.
MAN--Must know how to repair
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meters. A big opportunity in q
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exp. and refs, cXRRoLL'S SPEED
OMETER, 1898 Reisterstown I'd,
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position open a. progTam director.
Ambitious, dynamic attorney need.
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AutoSalesrnan

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II you qualify. Plenty Of adver-
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sidered. Phone Don Goodman
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OWING 70 THE DECISION Of the
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Building
Materials
Salesman
For Sears

Sears BiadensburE I'd. store has one
opening which offers excellent
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commission, plus liberal mileage
allowance for the use Of your car.
When you qualify you will re-
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family, with Sears liberal hos
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benefits include paid holidays and
vacation and merchandise disc
count. Apply In person.
Sears, ROebuck and Co.
oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT, for
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vile area, Prefer retired man with
mech; ability and all.round
salary. Call MR.. OSHAUGHENES-
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BULLDOZER OPERATORS, expeTis
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Basement excavations and grad
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telephone. Apply IN person, 2340
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women's OF mems wear. VIII con-
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NV, NE. s-4277 iempl1.
CAR LOT MAN--Indoor work,
Large salary TO experienced man.
Must have knowledge Of cleaning
cars. Steady position. KIRK
MOTOR CO" 1000 Georgia
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By appointment only. Can Mr.
Mason. EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE
Division Of Employment Services,
Inc, 1343 H st. NV. TX. 3-1071,
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ABOUT TAX. Dial word 'sTaxform'
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ACCTG. AND INC. TAX SERVICE
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Public Relations
Trainee 81 700

Some college desired for this pres
tronie firms. attend board meet
ings, deal with al top-level pro-
fessionals. II you. want "the"
career, position, this Is H.. Bee
BOB GRAY, 500 18th 1t. NV,
Suite 200. Ne. 8-427z lempl.l
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Excellent opportunity for career.
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ferred but not essential. Con-
stlucticn Battle-Ground or previous
sales experience helpful. Call TX,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

HORSES AND PONIES At AUCTION
Saturday. March e.ieo3 (i:OOl PM.
we expect 200 head OF horses
and ponies. thoroughbreds. guar
ter horses, saddle breds and us
ing horses Of all kinds.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
BY Leonard Storr

tainly as old as Lady Macbeth's
anguished cry "Out, out
damned spot" after the murder
Of Macduff.
Incidentally, your radio an
nouncer was guilty of some sort
of linguistic crime himself
Most people with any regard
for the niceties of language still
condemn the use of like" as a
conjunction - though cigarette
advertisers broadcast it bla-
tantly. Say rather: 1t looks as
II Cor as thought he was caught
red-handed."
Question: Not long ago I was
reviewing some voter registra-
ton lists and was somewhat
surprised to see that several
people-perhaps a dozen in all
had the same set Of middle
initials. There were James N.
M. I. Jones and Sarah N. M. 1.
Scoll, for instance. ! feel there
must be some simple explana-
ton for so many people having
the same initials. Is 1t perhaps
religious as. for example, lots
Of Catholic men with the first
name Of Francis" have TX" for
their middle initial2-L. B. p,
Patriot, Ohio.
Answer: The answer is much