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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Those Cookies-The
Reds-Are Beaten"
Says Gen. Gay Today
Believes ills Only Matter Of Time
Before Allied Troops Take Capital

TOKYO. Oct 11.-AP)-An American genera
in Korea said today that the Reds have been deea1e
In his words. Those COOkies-the Red-are
beaten"
That's how il was put by Major General HohaTt
Gay of the US First Cavalry Division He Is ust baC
from visit to the frOntline and ne has had l0ok a
some of the Communist activity above the ssh PaTaeI
General Gay says that-as he reads the signs-zhe
enemy is pulling He believes i IS only matter
of time before Allied troops march into the Red capita
of Pyongyang. IS miles north Of the Parallel
General Gays First Cavalry Division IS headed Il
that direction The most advanced units Of the rson
have pushed five miles beyond the Parallel
In front Of the First Cavalry says the general te
Communists have probably two divisions-and IS he
puts it. the rempants Of everything else But the Con-
munists in that sector Gay says have tanks VeTv
little artillery. Their main defense instrument Is the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
KeyLargo Acreage
Sold For S2l,OO0

Warranty deeds filed IN the c.
flee Of County Clerk Ear r
Adams show the sales Of two
tracts Of land on Key Largo for
a total Of $4,000.
r. E and Ellen T. Crane sold
approximately three and one
half acres Of Key Largo land 70
Frank J. Rooney Tor $4,000
The southwest IS feet Of Lot
10. Key Largo. was sold b.
Harry A and Gladys I. Moss 70
Ludwig and Lydia Jensen for
sll, 900.
Property at the corner q Genr-
gia and Olivia streets. Key West
consisting Of part q Lots AZ and
CONTINUED On Page Seven
.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
.Sl58,764 Low
Bid Received
Powell Brothers
OF Fort LauderdaIe
Are Apparent Low
Bidders For Project
TALLAHASSEE. o

TALLAHASSEE, Oct.
H. CAPl. = The State
Road Department has re-
ported an apparent low bid
of $158.764 from Powell
Brothers of Fort Lauder
dale for constructing con-
crete and steel pilings to
support existing bridges
over Wilson Key channel
and Indian Key channel in
Monroe county
Bids for seven counties
total $3.50. 600 for some 30
miles of road work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Albluy To Attend
.FSDEC Meeting In
Jax On Monday

Attorney william V. Albury
viii leave Sunday. October Is 70
attend a special meeting of the
Florida State Democratic execu-
tive committee to be held in
Jacksonville Monday.
The meeting was called 70
name q successor 70 Judge Bryan
Simpson of Jacksonville, who re-
signed TO accept an appointment
As a U. S. District Judge
Albury S serving his second
term as a member Of the Demo
cratic executive committee,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Carabailo Pleads Not
Guilty To Murder
Charge Yesterday

Louis EarabaHo entered a plea
of not guilty to the first degree
murder Of Gilbert YgIesia yester-
day when arraigned before Cir
cut Court Judge Aquilino Lopez.
His trail was set for 10 a. N. Oct
8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11

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PIT Up Battla
Win uhzt 10y 49, - ~
Refs are putting - > b7tt.~ $50
azainsf fhe z1rzncsrz .a.-urr55r--.-
The Rad to pruuursr.r = f,srr'--sr
nined and fhe Rs a. 49,
small arms an6 rnnrt-r II - -
adwanrinE units frnn fssui.ss
orerloo<fnr ~ ru.d
Ahead 81 TIE Anrrsrur.r Z -
town II Knrnchrr. at.u.,t = -
uiIer nartk a. - rsur.IIrI 80
Korean urironerr So 49, wsr-
L1n Al srrrrsss
everytntnr the Hes ear r-,1r..r.
Mnuninr D
On tie east cozst - Sr
Koreans Sill arm rsnrrr
scattered Ees &c., Il
around the par e wurxr
Two Anerinan enruans-s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
City Received
SS,923.O2 In
Cigarette Taxes

City Of Key West received S8.-
92303 as its share of the dIstri-
button from state cigarette tax
for the month Of August
Total taxes collected from the
cities of Florida is s1.276. 255.04. of
which s249. 1885 win go to the
State tuberculosis Board. the re-
mainder 81. 026.871.46 viii be dis
tributed to eligible incorporated
municipalities
Distribution to Key West was
the nineteenth largest in the state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Sam B. Pinder Polls
1913 Votes To Win
Office Of Supervisor
PINDER HAS YET TO MEET DEFEAT
IN AN ELECTIVE RACE; STARTED
PUBLIC LIFE THIRTY YEARS AGO

special primary election for the office of supervisor of
registration yesterday By better than 21 majority
over Milton A IAlickeS ii Parrott
The incumbent polled 1913 votes to Par
rott,s 719.
Pinder. received 1874 votes more than did his OPP
ponent
On the keys. Pinder showed powerful strength as
he polIed 269 to PARROTS 3d.
Yesterdays win at the polls gives Pinder an
untarnished record for political posts that he has
aspired for.
Thirty years ago. Pinder was elected to the office
of clerk of the criminal court He held that post for
seven years and then elected of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
BUILDING PERMIT FOR
$500 TAKEN OUT BY
MARINE MOTEL HERE

Building permit for cOnstruc-
ton n connection with install
lation Of an air-condjtioner in Ma
rIne MOtei. south and Simonton
streets was taken out by manager
John j. Talon for $500 from the
offices OF Building Inspector
Ralph Russell
= Cost of air-conditioning in the
motel viii run around 5000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11

The non-zoning of Monroe
county IS felt by many resi-
dents 70 be . big obstacle in
the way Of progress. Last night
cases were cited of investors
who inquired Of zonins laws TO
protect their investments.
It was felt that outside inter
ests would not invest IN the
county when a tiny" shack
could be placed alongside their
residences as Is possible at pres
emit
Zoning Of the county. OF
course. is controversial Some
residents take the attitude that
the county must crawl, before II
can walk. And when the land
becomes valuable, the cheaper
structures would be eliminated.
Also the point is brought out that
zoning Of the county viii tend to
stop construction BY the lower
income groups. and would zone
them into a rental status or no
status at all
Should the matter ever Be ten-
dered as a referendum. there IS
every likelihood Of its passage BY
large majority.
Commissioners Harry Harris
and Clarence Higgs led the dis
cussions IN the need for coming
is the county. It IS planned to
present the measure to Represen-
tative Bernie c. Papy. Providing
the bill is approved by Papy. the
board would nave no authority
to change it except BY an act of
the legislature. And that IS what
they want
Harris warned that once
shacks are erected. that moth
ing can be done about IL. He
told Of numbers of these types
Of dwellings that are being
constructed off the main roads.
Monroe County Attorney Paul
sawyer also asked that the board
put teeth IN the measure Said
Sawyer: The zoning law Of the
city of Key West IS a joke.
Wants Road Built
On sugarloaf KEY
Comdr. Ray Byrns (Retl has
petifioned the county to con
struct on Sugarloaf Key. not far
from the Perky interests The
matter was referred to the road
committee. fsff ~ IA
Complains Of Road 81
On Marathon
Mrs. Grace Barr. Marathon.
has asked the county to repair
First street IN Marathon II viii
also have to be raised about IL"
The request was given to the
road committe for action
Authorize Expenditure
OF sse On Airport Signs
Expenditure of $50 by the
State Aeronautical board on air
port signs IN Monroe county was
approved. The money was in an
airport fund for this county IN
lContinued On Page Sevenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Court House Will
Close Tomorrow

In observance of Columbus
Day. offices in the county court
house VIII be closed all day to-
morrow. it was announced this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Commissioners Voice
Appropul OF Zoni,,g
LNws For County,
Island City Will Be Excluded

Monroe county commissioners last night In regular
session voiced approval for coming OF all in Mon
roe County, exclusive of the City of Key West.
All other un-incorporated areas would be zoned.
This viii necessitate the employment Of
county engineer. building Inspector. and plumb
ing Inspector.
The county expects to derive the costs Of the sal
aries Of the employees and office expenses from
revenue that would from the issuance of building
permits.
It is possible that the ofcie of building Inspector
plumbing Inspector would be performed by one ind-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
Complains Of Road
On Marathon

Mrs. Grace Barr, Marathon
has asked the county to repair
First street in Marathon It viii
also have to be raised about IL"
The request was given to the
road committe for action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-11
authorize Expenditure
OF SIS On Airport Signs

Expenditure Of $50 by the
State Aeronautical board on air
port signs in Monroe county was
approved. The money was in an
airport fund for this county IN
Continued On Page Severn
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
CHILD HEALTH DAY. fssn
fHF PRESIDENT uF Tng UNITED STATES or AMERICA
A Proclamation

WHEREAS the believing dignity
worth individual m particular for hs health And
welfare II oar children.
WHEREAS national aim IS every child the
ehauce deseop these physical spiritual and
Hts that make individual happiness and responsible
ship; and
WHEREAS dedicated the achievement II ana.
htion through democratic processes all shiareu
WHEREAS the advances knowledge practice
IN the last hf century health security
10 children have benefited numbers yet
reached all. and
WHEREAS propose achievements our
shortcomings Mdeentury
Conference Children YOUTH he held
- The possible
determination give every the best possible
life,
WHEREAS the Congress by Of Is
5 Stat 6t7l, authorized and
ntcd States 10 issue annually proclamation setting apart
Child Health Day.
NOW. THEREFORE, l. HARRY 5. TRUMAN. President Of the
United States Of America do hereby 1850 s Child
Health pay and all citizens. individually
m"n State and national Mdccntury White
House Conference Children that the
needs Of children in their communities
ways OF neetine those needs.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have heronno act my and
caused the Seal Of the United States affixed
DONE at the City If Washington this
the Lord hundred fifty and Of the indie
penenee Of the United States hundred and
seventy fourth
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

The Les fammes Club were
hoa,esses To lovely Easter Tea
Matinee held M Douglass Cen
ter Easter Sunday from Z 10 q.
Their table was beautifully ar
ranged with spring flowers a.
the center piece and pastel shada
tarars Their lovely lace table
cloth was heirloom Of Lille
Shutters grandmother. The ell.
yer coffee and tea services nj
each end made a beautiful set
ting With BETTY Burney. and Oh
I'VE Mckinley pouring AT each end.
Stephen Morris and his band from
nanville played for the matinee.
Harriet White was crowned
Queen for the first prize Of the
Popularity Contest. with Teresa
Kent second and Alma Williams
third The Les FemmeH had their
pictures taken around the tea TIA
BILE. The matinee was a great sue
cess and all the guests had ain
enjoyable afternoon. The Les
Femmes are now looking forward
to their 9Th Annual Spring For
NAL which will be held at the
Douglass Center. April 10th. They
are anticipating wonderful time
and are expecting over 400 guests.
The Les Femmes' president In
Mrs. Daisy Jackson, Sec: Betty
Burner. Treas. Jean Davis.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
White To AXE
County Boards Reins
Tuesday

Champaign county supervisors
are expected to elect Glynn W.
White City of Champaign town
ship supervisor, chairman of the
county board Tuesday.
White repeatedly has the back
ing of majority of the board
members and may have no OPP
position when Chairman Merton
F. Parks of Longview calls for a
vote,
White came to the board in 1893
by appointment to complete the
unexpired term of John Seullin.
assistant supervisor, who died. He
was reelected the following year
and regularly thereafter as as
sistant supervisor until last Au-
gust when the City of Champaign
town board named him to fill the
vacancy created by the death of
Supervisor Russell l.. Earl.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Mrs. Williams Heads
Legato Music Club

Officers for the year were elect
cd by the Legato Music Club at a
meeting Wednesday in the home
Of Mrs. ]. W. Valentine, 405 T..
Park Street, Champaign.
Miss Ruth Calimese will con-
tinne as president; Mrs. Villa
Mae Williams is to be vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Adelina Carter is Sec
rotary. and Mrs. Laura Merifield
will remain as treasurer.
Hostess IN charge of music for
the evening was Miss Pearlie Rob-
erts.
''Dorie Miller" and Private H.
Brooks" Negro folk songs were
sung by Charles Cook, who also
did the arrangements. 1--WE Are
Climbing Jacobs Ladder was
sung by quartet.
Final plans for an annual schol-
arship benefit concert, a musical
soiree, to be held May Z in st.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Civil Service Jobs

Chicagoli was announced
today by IA. Conner. Director of
the 7th Us Civil Service Region.
New Post Office f,uiiding. Chica-
80. that applications viii he ae-
eepted at that office until the
close Of business May 10. 1850,
for The position II JANTrOR for
duty with Geological Survey, De-
partment of the interior. Cham
paiRn. Illinois, and various other
Federal agencies (exeept Postal
sersicel In the vicinity of Cham
paign. Illinois. The entrance sal
airy for this job IL s212o n year.
These joba arc restricted by law
10 persons entitled to veterans
preference. Applications from non
veterans WILL NOT BE ACCEP-
TED.
A written test IL required. APP
pIicants viii be- rated on the
amount of experience shown in
their applications.
Further information and appli-
cations forms may be obtained
from the Regional Director at
the above address, or from the
Secretary. Board Of US, Civil
Service Examiners at any first
or second-class post office.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
ABC FINED FOR
Discrimination

Fhr American Rowling Congress
narrowly escaped eeart ersisE re-
saklng ia charter to-day and was
fined yas0a fiir limiting IL nsss
hetahsp Ia uhlts males.
rigk JUDGE ~ha oMns the Chi.
cage Stays Of the National Basket
bali association. said II be ordered
thu charter revoked. the Anc
would not he able to meet 60
eese a change"
However he added / want Ii
understood that nay intsntien 10
IN allew the state 10 Gust AAC
charter
states Attorney John \. Boyle
filed suit against the ARc an Oct.
u aasing that the charter he ~.
eeksd eg that the Canasess be
fined and directed Co amend la
restrictive rules
he sult eontendad that the
cennsess lnfitvs IN racial iisesiml.
eaiion hy limiting membership 90
n hiio males The sui, added that
iae AnC rules violate the eivil
rights section Of the criminal code.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
p. O. Studies Shorter
Hours

A probable curtailment in the
hours Of the Champa gn post Of
flee is being studied, Asst. Post
master Smith reported today.
In line with announced postal
economy programs, the office has
instructions to reduce it's hours
within 30 days. Smith said the
changes may become effective on
May l.
1t appears likely that the win
dows in the main post office will
not open until \ AN instead Of
Z, and the registry window win
close at $50 insted of PM.
The post Office already has
ceased one of the two daily de-
liveries of mail in residential dis
triets.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Daylight Time

Daylight saving time will be
effective In Champaign urbana
week ffom today. The switch
10 fast time IN to be made, ae.
eording 10 identical ordinances
in the two cities, ut 3 AM Sun
day. April 30, and will remain
Ia effect until y AM Sunday,
Sept "a. The transition In sx-
pveied to be accomplished with u
minimum of inconveniencs sx-
cept to the postal services and
workers fer railroads and other
enterprises Hearsd to standard
time.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

500 yards. The officers lost sight
of him and then heard third shot.
They found him lying in All oats
field.
Sem. former concert pianist
and wartime air force major. was
reported improved today in Henry
county hospital at New Castle, lie
was expected to recover. although
one bullet struck him aquareiy In
the mouth.
Stark's outhurst of violence as
founded Cambridge City. The
youth bad been popular Ia the high
school although the only pupil Of
his race. He had been president
of his sophomore class two years
ago and was one OF the schools
outstanding athletes.
The i6o-pound senior was a
dash man In track and he had com
peted in recent golden gloves
boxing tournament at Hagrrstown.
Sheriff Wilson sought motive
for the tragedy in the fact that
Stark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Neil Stark were caretakers at
the Teetor home. Perfect Circle
officials said the boy formerly was
employed 81 odd Jobs there hut
Sem discharged him about a year
ago. The youth had invited In high
school friends without permission.
Mrs. Teetor, widow of Charles
Teetor. and her caretakers were
in Florida Monday night. Sem,
who has room at the Teetor
home, said he WAS shot three
times as he entered the door. He
said the assailant fired two more
shots as he ran from the house.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Among The Sick

Mrs. Robert tiursey of East
Church st
Mrs { scaggs Of Loda is in
the home Of her daughter and
son-in-IaW. Dir. and Mrs. Curtis
Of North Poplar ST.
Mr. Joe candy Of + Church
Street.
Mrs. George rerson Of North
9Th st.
Nh. Wm KICKS Of North
Mathews Ave
Mrs. Oneida Jackson Of North
Oak ST.
Mrs. Charles Phillips Of North
Market st.
Mrs Grandvilie Lee If North
Poplar st.
Mrs. Matte Dixon IS improving
nicely
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Semi AMBUsnER KILLS SELF

Richmond Ind. April 90
Fred Stark star forward of the
cambridge high school basketball
team. killed himself today after
exchanging shots with police hunt.
lng him for the shooting Of a
Perfect Circle Corp. advertising
executive.
The l7year-old youth. only Ne
gro pupil in his high school, died
Two hours after firing "A 20 cali
Der rifle bullet into his temple.
John senn. ~. assistant adver-
Using manager for Perfect Circle
had named Stark as thn man who
shot him five times Monday night
OF the home Of Mrs. Leora Teetor,
widow Of one of the corporation 3
founders, near Hagerstown.
state Trooper Cecil Melvin
Of Conncrsyille and Deputy Sheriff
Ryland Jones of Richmond gave
this account of the end of the &C.
hour hunt:
Mrs. Charles Ladd. at whose
home Stark had been living tole.
phoned the sheriff and state police
early today that Stark was hiding
in the barn Of the Ladd farm near
Pennsiiles dahn Brown, Id, aHeth-
er roomer in the Ladd home. had
heard Stark's voice.
State troopers and the sheriff's
party arrived almost simultaneous
" Stark ran from the barn, across
a plowed field. Trooper Melvin
fired a shotgun over his head in a
attempt to stop him and Jones
fired wide with a pistol.
Stark fired two shots from the
rife at the extreme range Of about
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

Mrs. Clifton jofsion announces
the marriage of her niece, Mas
Nancy Jones. to Mr. Cecil H. Nell
son, .lr.
Mira Nelson. resident af Cham
paign. attended Xavier University
of New orleans las. Mr.. Nelson.
Kappa Alpha Psi, graduate of
Il. of |, School of Fine and Aps
piled Arts. Bronze Tablet, class
of AS. is at present employed IA
commercial artist for Grub and
Petersen Advertising Agency.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
ILLINOIS NEWS

Glad T8dings --- in anGerssAe
iournegx. Tor the SAKE II Visiting
the iombs Of the dead Is nut aees
aSsS-s Is tAsss.s,. y ass. ..ss.@s, ss.sts>
and wealth should give 30 The
House Of Justice the aHoant which
would otherwise he expended oa
such Journeys. this Woald be aez
eep&able and agreeable before
God. Happy are those who praes
tice " From Bahai writings,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Is Year Old Mother
Abandons Infant

\ 10 YEAR old mother has been
released ~ Police Magistrate Nr.
XII burgess under bond 81 $500
pending an appearance Is answer
n charge Of contributing TO the
delinquency of her nne year.uld
child.
Juvenile Probation officer Cor
den ncggie Signed the eon,fla ut
against the youthful mother after
the infant WAS found abandoned,
and suffering from exposure
Justice of the Peace Joe " Sem
els signed the property bond Of
5000 for the grit when che was
brought before Magiatfate bur.
sfaaN
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
DINNER WITH MEMBER

Rev. VII. Donaldson, pastor Of
Salem Baptist Church enroute
home from holding revival serv-
ices in Oklahoma had dinner in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Jackson in St. Louis, Mo, and
with member, Mrs. Ellie Pierce.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Outlook Addition
Work Will Begin

Construction Is to begin this
week on AN $4,000 addition to
the Outlook Tuberculosis sanator-
ium. =, DeAtley, holder Of the
contract for general work, al
ready has begun preliminary OPP
erations. IL will be a two-story
masonry addition to the east Of
the existing main building.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Hazel Scott Awarded
$50 Racial Damages

An all.white jury delibefaied ia
hours aud then awarded 1880 dam.
agss yesterday TO Negro pianist
Hazel Scott. She had asked $50.
GOO against former owners Of a
rsseo Wash. restaurant.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

Bing Crosby is just what the
doctor ordered; and being a ma
tural horse lover; ne romps about
in the comedy butte robustly. He
even gives off with some songs
just to show that he is still one
of the best warblers around. Cla-
renee Muse; who is playing the
role OF stableboy and loyal flunky
for the second time in the same
story; is always warm in his loyal
and tender care Of the horse.
riding High" comes from
Mark Hellinger story; Broadway
BILL 1t was a hit movie in 1884
with Warner Baxter and Myrna
10y as co-stars; and it ~ hit
in 1850 with Bing Crosby; Colleen
Gray; Charles Bickford and Cla-
renee Muse.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

The ''Ivy's' of the AKA. So
rority entertained the Soror's at
a turkey dinner recently in their
sorority home on West Stoughton
St. Mrs. Cranshaw is matron.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

Luke's CINE church were made
at business meeting following
the program. Mrs. Valentine is
Valentine is in
in charge of the program. and
Miss Gerilene Odom. University
of Illinois music student, will be
guest soloist.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Attends Opening
Game

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Foxwell,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Foxwell
last Sunday attended the opening
of the Golden Gloves in Chicago,
and were the dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Weems Of
Forestvilie Ave.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

Mrs. Cora Lee Burnett. Of Birm
ingham. Ala, is visiting in the
home of her sister. NJ. and Mrs.
Lester King of North Walnut 81
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28

Mr.. Lewis A. Caldwell, first
Negro to be hired in an invest
ment Company, .(Chesley and Coz
He was a prominent figure IN Ne
gro business three years ago.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Happy Birthday

Mrs. Homer Uptegrow, of \.
Walnut ST celebrating hcrt y
birthday with relatives at Ham
mond, Indiana.
$3.50
Mrs. Olive Mae Reynolds in
Chicago, attending the White
Horse Riders meeting on Wells
st.
HaNA
Mrs. +. Taborn, wife OF the
pastor of Bethel AME Church Is
visiting and convalesing IN st.
Louis, Mo.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-04-28
Visited Parents

MIR. and Mrs Romeo Green. Jrs
and son of haywood. Ill. 0efe
recent visitors Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Green, ST.
Of North Ash st.