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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-16

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-16
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan has been
put on the spot. The Crime Com
mission has asked Governor War
.Ien to remove him from office, but
the governor refuses, telling them
that less, than two years ago the
people Of Dade County reelected by
a tremendous majority their sheriff.
Citizens of Dade County are en-
titled to keep the sheriff they have
shown in two elections by over
wneiming majorities they want"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

have been told some checks are
coming in for the Dunbar Nursery.
Garth Reeves sent one for $25 from
the Square Circle Club; the d. and
II. CONSTRUCTION Co. sent one for
225. / know you heard that Ell
Einbinder Of Cafe Society topped it
all with a check for 81 900.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Albert Watts of Homestead was
shot and killed on Sunday after
noon while looking at a fight. Willie
harris who fired pistol when s-e
saw the fight has been arrested and
charged with first degree murder.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

A Civil Rights suit for 100000
damages was filed in theU. s. Dis
tr.ct Court at Miami on Tuesday by
five plaintiffs from West Palm
Beach. The action was against the
Palm Beach County School Board
and seeks an injunction against dis
elimination and equal facilities for
Negro children.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

n The Ri Rev. Henry 1. Louttit,
Bishop Co-Adjutor of the Diocese
of South Florida administered
the sacrament of Confirmation on
Sunday evening at Christ Church,
Coconut Grove. The Rev. FIR. Thee
dore Gibson is pastor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

The Florida Power and Light Co.
are about to build a new power
plans at, cost of $6,000,00O.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

The corner stone for the Florida
\. and NJ, College $12,O00,000 hos
pital was laid with ceremony con-
Quoted by NJ. w. G. NJ, c. H. Henry,
r. A. and M. DR.. J. A. Long, trustee
of the National Medical Association
delivered the main address from the
subject: 1--WE Came, We Saw, We
Conquered. Gov. Fuller Warren
was represented by his assistant,
Frank Wright.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
JUST BRoWsIN'
BY PAUL HENRY

The Coliseum at Coral Gables ad-
mitted Negroes for the second time
on Monday night when Ray Robin
son, well known Champ, trounced
Al Mobley of New Jersey, the fight
ending in the sixth round by TKO.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Funeral services for Mrs. Lenora
Johnson were held on Thursday
from Bethel AME Church.. Rev. w.
F. Ball, pastor. Mrs. Johnson was a
prominent fraternal leader and the
Elks and Eastern Stars took part
in the ceremonies. The Richardson
Funeral Home was in charge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

The Negro Service Council, an
affiliate of the National Urban
League will in the not distant flu
tune. change its name to The Great
er Miami Urban League.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

The Grand Jury ended it's fall
term on Monday. The jury indicted
Harry Plissner of Miami Beach for
offering bride of 100000 to Coun-
Gilman Melvin Richard of Miami
Beach. -.
The jury condemned illegal gamb.
ling in all its forms and expressed
the hope that the incoming Grand
Jury will take steps at it's first
meeting to investigate gambling so
that it may obtain the proper in
formation and evidence to fix re-
spOnsibility for law enforcement.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

/ Ray Robinson to offer his entire
share to Walter Winchell for the
Cancer fund, If a fight takes place
between Billy Graham and himself.
Veterans housing goes on at a
rapid stride. If you want to see a
place buzzing with activity go to
Opa Locka. There you will find the
Bunche Park, the Gaines Construc-
ton company's project with houses
and more houses, some of them al
ready occupied and many still un-
der construction. Then there is the
Albert Construction Co. with many
homes built. The D. and H. Con.
struction company has built several
fine private homes in Liberty City
and Coconut Grove.
Not far away is Hyde Park now
building and selling homes-every-
body who is anybody ought to be
able to get a home. Get on the NE.
side if you like and there is Gerrits
with 80 only. Go south if you
want to and you run right into
Richmond Heights, you get Victory
Gardens, Perrine Bungalows Bah
cock Lamont Homes, w. D. Nicely.
If you don't buy home now, you
don't want a home. was thinking
about transportation to these
homes. Do you know Johnny and
Mack? They keep your cars RUM
ing - talk with them If you don't
believe me.
Albertha Heights, that's DIR. Saw
yer's Brownville project, is tops they
tell me, and it opens on March LIST.
No we are not going to be short Of
homes and apartments after while.
Believe it or not, you'll soon have
a new law office out on Third ave.
Two attorneys from across the
track are invading this territory.
In and around Opa Locka there
are homes and houses, vets take
their choice, a coming city is there,
the Gaines and Albert Projects.
The Friendship Garden and Civic
Club will hold it's annual Flower
Show on March PA at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
February 20 March Elder AW.
Wells of the Church Of God In
Christ, Coconut Grove, celebrates
his 26th anniversary. An elaborate
program is being prepared for the
occasion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church cele-
brated its 25th anniversary at its
present site in Liberty City, on
February IL. The church is 4s
years ola having been started in a
barn at Lemon City sometime in
1901 so says one Of its oldest mem
bers. The occasion, this week
brought ministers and friends from
other churches to help Pastor j.. N.
Byrd and his congregation cele-
brate.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

DESIGNED ALONG FAVoRiTE
casual lines by Fashion Frocks of
Cincinnati is this shirtwaist frock
IN sparkling rayon-dotted taffeta
tor dress-up occasions. Sold In
homes by housewife representa-
yves. lANPl-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Gambling is being tackled nation
ally. In Washington, mayors from
eight cities, including Mayor VOL
farth of Miami held a conference
with the Department of Justice Of
ficials. The cry is for new laws 20
combat modern day gangsters who
operate within present laws.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Veteran education will go under
the hammer. The president wants
legislators to tighten up on blind
alley G. l. Training. People make
a racket of everything, don't they?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Thieves broke into Perry's Florist
Shop last week, removed the safe,
but did not even get it open Their
labor was in vain.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

FEPC is still very live issue.
Rep. Colmer of Mississippi believes
the measure will be brought to the
House for debate on February %,
and might even be passed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

For the thoughtfulness and kind.
ness shown them by their many
friends during their recent bereave'
nnent, the members Of the family Of
the late Mrs. Lois Dorothy White
Brown, of 612 East Church Street,
Stuart, Fla. express their sincere
and eternal gratitude.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Ray Robinson to offer his entire
share to Walter Winchell for the
Cancer fund, if fight takes place
between Billy Graham and himself.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18

Is it not a nice thing for Sugar
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Evening star., 1950-03-19
Seven Records Are Broken
In Southwestern Meet
By the AsSocioted Press

FORT WORTH. Tex, Mar. 18.
Seven records fell, two were tied
and Baylor won the university
division of the Southwestern
Recreation Track and Field meet
today.
The college freshman class. won
by Oklahoma A. and M, set four
records. North Texas State head
ed by Luther Fambro-who won
two first places and tied for an
other-ran away with the college
division. rolling up 10 points to
2512 for McMurry. Fambro took
the broad jump, 220-yard low
hurdles and tied for first in the
pole vault. He was high individual
scorer with 1212 points.
Baylor scored 48 5/6 points, and
finished more than Is points
ahead of Arkansas, which wound
up with 33.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

than 20 other figure skating clubs
and most are notables in the
amateur skating world. Button
will have as a competitor Richard
E. DWyer, 14-year-old wonder
skater from Los Angeles who won
the mems national Junior cham
pionship last year. Also among
the senior mems singles contest
ants will be Hayes Alan Jenkins
of Cleveland and G. Austin Holt
of San Francisco, third and fourth
in the 1949 finals. The senior
Women's singles contest will in
clude Virginia Baxter of Detroit,
third in the North American
championships last year; Sonya
Klopfer of New York, 1949 Junior
Women's champion, and Andra
Mclaughlin of Colorado Springs,
holder of the Oscar Richards
Trophy for most artistic per-
formance last year.
Pairs TitlistS To Appear.
Karol and Peter Kennedy,
brother and sister from Seattle,
Wash, who recently won the
world pairs championship in Lon
don, will skate in the senior pairs
competition here, together with
Patsy Hamm and Jack Boyle,
Pacific Coast champions, and Irene
Mcguire and Walter Muehlbronner
of New York, second in last years
contest. The fours free skating
competition will include a per-
formance by the famous st. Paul
Fours, North American winners
last year.
The amateur skaters who make
their headquarters at the Shore
ham Hotel. will compete for
nearly so medals and trophies,
now on display in a Woodward
& Lothrop department store win
dow. Presentations will be made
throughout the contest as, soon
as final scores are computed.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Dick Button to Lead Field of Top H. S. Skaters
In National Meet Starting Here Wednesday

Nearly 100 top-ranking anna
teur figure skaters from all parts
of the country will begin to con-
verge on Washington early this
week for the our-day National
Figure Skating Championships to
start Wednesday at the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace. The competi-
ton shifts Thursday to Uline
Arena for the final three days.
1t will be the first time that
Washington will have chance to
see nearly all of the Nations best
amateur skaters in competition.
Never before held here, the Ma
tionalS will draw such stars as
Dick Button, United States, North
American. Olympic and world fig
ure skating champion, and Yvonne
Sherman, North American ladies'
champion.
Sanctioned by the United States
Flgure Skating ASSoclatlO COM
prising 80 clubs, the contests were
held in Colorado Springs last year.
Panel of Seven Judges.
The Nationals climax regional
contests in the East, Midwest and
on the Pacific Coast. and many
skaters are veterans of sectional
competitions.
The skating show will be judged
by panel of seven United States
association experts. First event
will be the school figures, the
technical execution of required
formal exercises such as figure
eights and the like. Then will
come free skating, the leaps and
turns and jumps and spins and
other routines that are the most
popular forms of figure skating.
These contests will include mems
and women's singles, as well as
skating IN pairs and fours.
Third competition category will
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Swimming
Continued From Page BID

division, Ambassador had 81
points and Takoma, 6.
Womans 5O-yard freestyle:- 1.--Hobel
nuyey man tGN WlS1n a. Ti@e So aPaad Pao reedTa 9
IN Mems So.ysra a. tresstyle: I-Mlchaels
saott sr5 @Mrinff al fime. ~ s4S 5-BaFneS 'A' 4
Woman,s l0q,yard breaststroke l.
0bsrti q2S a.; @1FTeeman s5 CuN)' 3-ReaSer
aMTietie &c GGD; S@Roberts ~; 4WBroan N5i
a.; Time; 3:o3'2. Pool record Old
maH M0%aR; u 0GSeTs tfssStSle z 3wson no1s S
B. e AAJ recond old te; record iSp'ii i:osS So
lock CTp. Time, 56:s.
Woman's 1OOlyard backstroke: Free
an Vf ne sHaihfaeqSh GTainnseG r oS disaus- ali
ned. Time, 1851. Pool record.
ron, Mems l5o.yaEs =, backstroke: John
enns eig deo iA, B sm,tb blePmi1g I'm Tme a. az M
Woman's 30 Trees freestyie. imHobeims III Inn az iH
toN6; :Goberti a.; fireman 9UNli
caG'fsGoHih S%G reeofd od say reoo4d aine 45 45S
Jon Fleming IA; 3-scott "a; A.
SWndler tT); Time, 2:26.?.
LiolF utQIeS
l-Freeman tUN); 2-Quackenbush (UN)
3-Baliantine "a; 4-Reaser tUN). Time,
2:0l... Pool record
Mems 20O-yard free relay: 1-Ambas-
sador "A" tFeldman, Scott, Tindal,
Barnes). Time, :42.9. 2-Takoma "a;
Ambassador "B"; 4-Georgetown "a y
Woman'S 150-yard medley relay: l.
Ambassador "A" tWlson, Oberti, Ballan-
tine). 2-Takoma "B". 1892.
Mems 3O0-yard medley: 1-Ambassador
town "a; 3--Ambassador "B." Time,
3:13.6. New AAU record.
Diving.
Three meter: 1-Bridgers (A); 2-Lent
CTl; 3-Fife (A); 4-Holt (A1 Total:
1920 points.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
The Leaders
Babe Zohorios Fires 73
To Take Six-Stroke Lead

AUGUSTA, Ga, Mar. 18 (P.-
Babe Didrikson Zaharias today
blasted out 73 to stand six strokes
ahead of the field at the three
quarter mark of the Titleholders'
golf meet
Her third-round tally on the
6,619-yard Augusta Country Club
course was the second best of
the tournament. 1t was one stroke
off her first round 72, the meets
best so far.
1t made her 54-hole total
formidable 223.
If she can shoot a rs tomorrow
In the finale. a new titleholder's
record will be set. The present
mark, 299, by Peggy Kirk of Find
lay, Ohio, was set in the 1949
tourney.
Claire Doran managed to hold
second place with "a for a 229
total.
Louise Suggs, National Open
champion from Carrollton, Ca,
moved into third place with to-
days IS for a 232 total. Carol
Diringer of Tiffin. Ohio, is fourth
with 233.
Other great comebacks were by
veterans Estelle Lawson Page of
Chapel Hill, N. c.; Betty Bush of
Hammond, Ind, and little Alice
Bauer of Midland. Tex. All shot
74's for 237 totals
The Leaders.
ta) Mildred (Babe) zaharias. 72-7s-
Claire Doran, 75-s0-74-229
(a) Louise Suggs. 79-7S-75-232.
Carol Diringer, 1911 16-233.
Betty Bush, 82-S1-74-237.
Estelle Lawson Page. S0-S3-74-237.
Alice Bauer, S3-S0-74-237.
Mary Lena Faux, 79-71-Sl-237
Edean Anderson. -S2-23S.
Dorothy Kirby, -S0-23S.
Ia Patty Berg. SITS -7S-23S.
Peggy Kirk, S2-7S-7G-239.
Mary Agnes Wall, S2-S0-77-239.
Marjorie Lindsay. S0-SO-79-239.
Helen Sigel, 17-S1 -S2--240.
Me- Murray, S3-Sl-77-241.
Marlene Bauer, 79-S1-S:t-243.
ta) Marilyn Smith. 76-243.
Mary Ann Downey. S5-S3-77-245.
(a) Kathryn Bemphill. S2-s3-S1-246.
(a) Professional.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

be ice dancing in pairs to music.
These dance programs are divided
into two groups according to de-
gree of difficulty: The Silver
Dance and the Gold Dance. Sill
yer Dance winners must enter the
Gold competition the following
year.
Both the Silver and Gold Dance
must include five types of dane
ing. The five Silver dances are
prescribed; the Gold Dance pro-
gram may be chosen from four
groups. including such steps as
Waltzes, tangos, blues and quick
steps.
Washington Club Sponsor,
The Washington Figure Skat-
ing Club. sponsor of the national
championships here, is entering
some of the ice contests most
promising skaters. Carlton Hof-
ner and Anne Davies won world
acclaim by taking third place in
the world championships at Paris
last year. Donald Laws, the Dist
rict's best single skater, will enter
the Gold Dance with attractive
Jean Coulter of Tulsa, Okla, who
came here early to practice with
her partner. Don is Middle At
lantic senior mems singles cham
pion in the junior mems singles.
Washington also will provide
three outstanding Silver Dance
teams: Vera Halliday and Edward
Picken, Carol Ann Peters and
Daniel Ryan, and Virginia Mills
and Donald Wilson. Picken will
skate with Ferne Fletcher of
Washington in the junior pairs
contest. while Ryan will make up
a Washington Figure Skating
Club Four with Dorothy bort,
Richard Juten and Mary Lou
King.
The entry lists for the nationals
also include skaters from more