NEGRO NAMEDF EDERAL ATTORNEY

NORFOLK, Va.—Virginia gotits first Negro federal attorneyMonday with the appointment ofWilliam T. Mason, Jr., a grad-uate of Howard University LawSchool.

Mason, 36, selected by theJustice Department, will serveas assistant U. S. attorney forVirginia’s Eastern District,which includes the Norfolk-Hampton Roads area.

CHURCH NEWSFirst Institutional Bap-

tist 1141 E. Jefferson,Rev. A. G. Kendrick, pastor.

Our minister was out of thecity and the sermon was deliv-ered by Rev. Thomas Devine,who presented another inspira-tional message.

Rev. J. W. Williams presentedthe evening sermon.

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CAREER DAYPLANNED HERE

A Career Day will be spon-sored Fri., Nov. 23 by the Phoe-nix Urban League, to acquaint \seventh and eighth grade pupils jwith various educational and vo-cational opportunities.

Mr. Warren Bass, education (youth incentives committeechairman, will be in charge ofthe programs planned to be heldat Grant and Palmdale Elemen-tary Schools.

Parents are urged to attend. |A twenty five cents registrationfee willbe charged.

NEGRO WRITERS URGEDITO ENTER CONTEST

NEW YORK, N.Y. Talented 1young Negro writers willhave a *

chance to compete for cashprizes and an expense-paid tripto New York. Winners of thethird annual Creative WritingContest, co-sponsored by theReader's Digest and the UnitedNegro College Fund, can win atotal of $1,650 for their shortstories, essays, and poems.

Regularly-enrolled undergrad-uates of UNCF colleges are eli-gible for three prizes in eachcategory. First place winnersreceive $300; second place,$200; third place, SSO.

Entries are submitted throughEnglish Deparrment chairmen ofthe colleges. Each entry must

be an original work never beforepublished except in a college pa-per and not submitted to anyother national contest. Shortstories must not exceed 4,000words, essays must not exceed3,000 words; poems must not ex-ceed 60 lines in any verse form.

Entry deadline is Feb. 25,1963.

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Standing are Mmes. Cora McCline, Newman King, MauvoleneCroomes and Curtis O. Greenfield.

CLAY KAYOSARCHIE IN FOURTH

LOS ANGELES, Calif. —Talk-ative Cassius Marcellus Clay,named for a famous Roman,made his prediction come true

last Thursday night. The twentyyear old boxer knocked out aging

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