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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04
Young Miami Mother
Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Audrey Ward Archer, II,
wife of Paul Archer, of ia NV 18th
street and daughter of Reggie
Ward and Mrs. Olive Ward, died
suddenly last Wednesday night
while enroute to Jackson Memorial
hospital. Mrs. Archer suffered in
ternal complications and tainted
shortly before she was rushed 20
the hospital. Upon arrival she was
pronounced dead.
In addition to the above relatives,
she is survived by a sister, several
other relatives and host of friends.
Funeral services, under the di-
rection of the B. Solomon Funeral
home was held Wednesday Feb. l,
at 10 am. at st. Agnes Episcopal
church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04
"Shag" Monroe Dies
At Hallandale

James ''Shag" Monroe, widely
known business man and fraternal
leader of Hallandale died last Fri
day, following a period Of illness.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at Ebenezer Missionary Bap-
fist Church of Hallandale, after
which the body was shipped to
Cocoa for burial.
A native of Orlando, Fla, Monroe
had been a resident of Hallandale
since 1884.
He is survived by a wife, one
brother, a motherin-law, aunt sew
eral other relatives and many
friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04

In case you want to know how
many colored voters are on the
Dade County books, the number is
1857 Leon Mcpherson, the guy
who won the Cadillac at the Pool
recently, is using it to chauffeur Joe
Louis about town Dot Bowe is
the new clerk in the Liberty Square
office This is the first winter
in 10 years that there's been an
empty apartment in town. Just
watch next winter after these vet
eran and civilian home projects are
completed Vernall Harris ap-
pointed himself personal body-guard
to Joe Louis while in Miami. Incl.
dentaly Joe plans to hank around
for a week or more before staging
exhibition in Tampa and Daytona
Feb. IA and Is.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04

The Mount Zion Singers did
themselves proud in their Dinner
Key concert last Thursday. Folk are
clamoring for a repeat performance
G. D. Rogers, Jr., was in town
Wednesday to present Joe Louis
with a lot in the Bethune-Volusia
beach resort at New Smyrna. It's
worth the publicity Fred
johnson has taken over as the sales
representative for the Rosehaven
vet housing project at Perrine :.
Joe Christian, popular Seagram rep
resentative is working this area and
getting in little golf and swimming
at the same time. Joe's pretty good
southpaw golfer Cab Galloway
and his combo are due at the Beach
comber this weekend. And its in the
bag that Lena Horne will play Copa
City this fall. There's Sepian act
there now, the Step Brothers, that's
really terrific The new Norma
Miller revue rates look-in at the
Rockland.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04
Dodge around Coconut Grove.

The Claude Coles (Juanita Bowel
are infanticipating and so are the
Garth Reeves Uanie Henderson, g.
Bert Cooper had a birthday Tues
day Key West Williams is
looking fit again after a long ILL
ness Sonny Armbrister and
Walter Knowles are kingpins of the
bowling alleys at Pratt General hos
pital on Tuesday and Thursday mites
Why don'tcha come on out some
time I? ? 4? Nice seeing Eugenia
Brooks back in circulation &.
How about the great number Of
young people dying here of late?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04
Perrine News
BY T.MODEL AND FORD

Theofficers and members and also
the many friends of the Rev. f. j.
Sheppard were very glad to have
him come back to serve them for
another year.
The South Florida Annual Confer
ence of the M. E. Church convened
in Daytona Beach, January IS
through the 22nd with Bishop J. w.
+. Bowen, presiding.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04

Joe Louis, manager Marshall
Miles, and the battery of friends
and hangers-on who seem to always
follow the champ are keeping End
ave. alive. With Marva and Cab in
town and Sugar, Edna and the baby
coming in Sunday, we're gonna look
like the season is really on
Helena Knowles threw a lively par
ty Satdee mite for hubby Darville
who flew up to Famcee Wednesday
for a return match with the books
after a II year layoff Before
the polls get around to it, Bergar-
cha is naming Duke Ellington over
Glenn Miller as the outstanding
band of the half century.
Tickets are going we'll for the
March of Dimes benefit dance
Thursday at the Harlem Square fea-
turing Tommy Dorsey and his senti-
mental orchestra. It's a worthy eff
fort to support Mahalia Jack
son had a brush with the law while
motoring down for gospel song
concert Wed. night and disappoint-
ed a large crowd who grew nastier
as the hour grew later. The program
is rescheduled for Friday, Feb. 3
Ed Small and Joe Wells are
New York clubowners mentioning
in Miami We've been tipped
off that a large local super market
is gypping the customers via a pre-
set cash register The AKA's
Moonlight cruise last week was nice.
Let's have more entertainment like
that Eddie Daniels, the social
worker, is driving a new Chevy
and John Clark is pushing a new
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04

The members of Kerr's Methodist
church together with their many
friends hope to build a new church
this year. We are now worshipping
in Mt. Sinai NJ. B. Church of which
Rev. ]. E. Murray is pastor, each
second and fourth Sundays beginn-
ing with Sunday School $50 and
concluding with evening service 1880.
The public is welcome to come at
all times. Rev. E. j. Sheppard, pas
tor. Mrs. Laura, clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-04

Monday night after the first Sun
day, is the regular meeting of the
Eastern stars of Perrine Chapter
No. 16. All officers and members
are asked to be present and on time.
1880 sharp. limitations also will be
held. Mrs. Laura Adger. w. M, Mr..
Grover Jackson, w. p, Messrs.
Pauline George and Alma Taylor,
secretaries.
The Eastern stars of Chapter No.
16 will sponsor a Silver tea at the
home of Sister Nettie Lee McKenny
Sunday, Februar 5. Time 8 to pm.
All Eastern stars and friends are
cordially welcome to come, 1887
Washington ave-, Coconut Grove.
The Pail Bearers of Lodge No. Is
are asked to be present Wednesday
night at s o'clock. Mr.. Levi Moss,
president; Mrs. Laura Adger, secre-
tary.
wednesday evening at 6 o'clock,
February 1, is the regular meeting
for the Juveniles of No. IS. The pa
rents of these children are being
asked to please send your children
on time.
Juvenile conductress is Mrs. Lau-
ra Adger.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

7. Sparrow defaulted to L. Dun
ming; N. Folkes d efe afed T,
Allston, 81, Ga. SECOND
ROUND: ]. Middleton defeated
R. Watkins, 6-1, 60; M. Hill
defeated c. Muller 0-6, Ga, de-
fault; H. Paige defeated S. King
ST, 81, g.; N. Folkes de-
feated L. Dunning 60 6-1.
SEMI FINALS: j. Middleton
defeated M, Hill 81. GO, ell;
N. Folkes defeated H. Paige ST.,
6-2, GA, Ga. FINALS: N
Folkes detaulted to ]. Middleton.
WOMEN's SINGLES list
round): S. Lawrence, bye; G.
Cooper, defaulted to S. Garnett;
E. Moore defaulted to M. Ford;
M. Mills defeated E, Harper,
SO, GO; B. Beatty defaulted
to Goldie Tyler; E. Beal defaulted
to c. Driscoll; w. Smith, bye; C,
York, defaulted to F. Paige.
SECOND ROUND: S. Lawrence
defeated S. Garnet 6--2, 81;
M. Mills defeated M. Ford, SIS,
60; C. Tyler defeated c. Dris-
coll s-4, 81; w. Smith, de-
feated F. Paige, 6-1, 60, SEMI
FINALS; S. Lawrence, defeated
M. Mills, 60, 60; w. Smith,
defeated G. Tyler 81, 60.
FINALS: S. Lawrence, defeated
W. Smith, ell, ga.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19
TENNIS
MIDDLETON AND LAWRENCE WIN
BOSTON TENNIS CLUB TOURNEY
By RAYMOND r. ALEXANDER
BY RAYMOND T. ALEXANDER

The Boston Tennis Club COM
pleted its Annual Closed Tourna-
ment, August ID, except for the
finals of the mixed doubles event
which will be PLAYED August 81,
There were trophies for first and
second places in all four events.
In mems singles, victory was
surrendered to James (Dapper)
Middleton by Neville Folkes' de-
fault, due to exhaustion in an
earlier duel. With lethal volleys
and skillful placements, Middle
ton found easy-going until Muir
ray Hill gave trouble in the first
get of the semi-finals--but after
winning the first set 81, Middle
ton went on to take the other two
sets 60, 6-l. Middleton, team
captain, took the same event last
year.
During the semi-finals in the
bracket opposite Middleton,
Neville Folkes was engaged in a
stubborn battle with Henry
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

(Sonpy) Paige, club president,
before winning ST, 60, Ga,
6-4. Paige's big toe nail was
nearly torn off when he stumped
his toe in the first Set--hut, after
dressing and tapping, Paige went
back to complete the match and
two sets in the mems doubles
with swollen toe.
In women's singles, Sylvia
Lawrence won 6-l, GA over
Wilma Smith. Both women per-
formed with excellent driving
but Miss Lawrence proved the
more consistent. Miss Lawrence
earned the same title last year.
MEMS SINGLES (lst round):
R. Brown defaulted to ]. Middle
ton; R. Watkins defeated F. Cox,
6-l, 60; J. Harris defaulted to
M. Hill; ]. Robinson defaulted to
c. Muller; H. Paige defeated R.
T. Alexander, Ga, 81; S. King
defeated c. Burnett, rs, S-6;
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

MEMS DOUBLES list round) !:
Hill and Folkes, bye; Paige and
Alexander, bye; Watkins ano
Dunning, bye; Middleton and
Robinson defe ated King and
Burnett, 6-3, 6-1. SEMI
FINALS: Hill and Folkes, de-
feated Alexander and Paige, 8-6,
"a, default; Middleton and
Robinson, defeated Dunning and
w atkins, Go, 81, Go.
FINALS; Middleton and Robin
son defeated Hill and Folkes,
60, 81, 81.
MIXED DOUBLES (lst round);
Garnet and Middleton defeated
Paige and Hill, 6-3, Go; Smith
and Dunning, bye; Mills and
Folkes, bye; Burnett and partner,
bye; Driscoll and Alexander, bye;
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19
FOR SALE

CORNER GROCERY BUSINESS -
Doing good business daily, owner
now aged and needs TO make
change; store fully stocked and
wonderfully equipped. residential
neighboFhood. Price $4,000.
BARBECUE and SANDWICH BUSH
ness. Will sell or lease with Sc
curity. Doing $500 10 $500 week
Iiy business. Modern equipment.
can be purchased on tsrm basis.
CLEANING and PRESSING bnsi-
ness. Doing $Iz5 70 $500 or
more weekly. fully equipped and
doing business. Now priced st
about ons-hsIf Of ifs value.
| 7-fsm., SIS rms, reeep. halls, z
car gar, nd. wd. frs. near Frank
lin PIX, z sim. htrs. Asking price
sIz, 500. Come and make offer.
Owner needs to sell beesuse Of
age and illness.
NQAbONt
DUPLEX HOUSE = 10 rooms each,
or s apis. 3 rooms and bath vacant
for purchaser. Asking $500,
terms.
5-fsmiIy, ST. rooms, sep. hot
water heaters, 4. ". floors. and
floor will vaeste. Piaxzas.
5-FamiIy, 6-6-6 rooms and re-
eepFion halls, h. W. floors, 3 first
class steam heatersi condition good
inside and out. Owner will yacate.
2-FamiIy, SIS rooms. Z sim. HRS,
piaxxss, nd. wd. frs, 3 pc. baths,
mod. comb. cook FaHgss, white
comb. set tubs and sinks. pink
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Garrett and Middleton, Ga,
As, SO; Burnett and partner,
defaulted to Mills and Folkes,
Lawrence and Robinson, defeated
Driscoll and Alexander, 6--S,
60; Ford and Watkins, defeated
Tyler and Cox. 81, 81. SEMI
FINALS: Smith and Dunning.
defeated Mills and Folkes, 81,
6-S; Lawrence ana Robinson,
defeated Ford and Watkins, ell.
60, FINALS; TO be played
August 81.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

War II, but the disability has i'm
creased considerably since then,
Is compensation payable for the
increase in S everity occurring
during enlistment?
A-Existing legislation pro-
vides compensation for disabili-
ties aggravated during and as the
result of active service.
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Q-My sister was in the Wom-
ems Army Auxiliary Corps when
il was first organized. Is she
eligible for VA benefits?
A-She may be entitled to
disqualification and burial, but
women in the WAAC are not
considered as having been in the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Q-Is compensation ever paid
by the Veterans Administration
for disability due to misconduct?
A-Compensation may be paid
under such circumstances II the
disability was not due to the
veterans own wilful misconduct.
Pension for nonserviee-connected
disabilities will not be paid If IT
is determined they are due to the
veterans wilful misconduct or
vicious habits.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19
FOR SALE

THORNTON ST. - single family,
8 rooms. white sink. hot water
hear. vacant Sept. !. Price $4,000.
VALE ST. = Z family house. n. ".
floors, back piazza, z steam, heat
ers, 4 rooms vacant. Price $500.
CLIFF ST. = ~ Fm. single, h.w.
floors, brass plumbing thFuout. s.
car garage. Price $500, terms az
ranged. Owner will yaeate.
NoRtNELL ST., Doreh. = ; fam.
frame, 5-5-5 rms, 5 rms. vacant,
excellent condition. Cash $500
down, bal. easy terms.
Greenwich PIX. II room brick.
Price $500, terms.
I WINTHROP ST. - IL room Iodg-
ing house In excellent condition
Income SOS week. VIII vaeafe
Reasonable price, terms arranged
/ ALLSToN y z fam. house, ST.
rooms, modern improvements, suite
| vacant; one car garage. Reas-
enable price and terms.
2I2 RoRWELL ST., DORCHESTER
= z fam. house, s-s-5 Seems,
sep. heaters, hardwood floeFs, 5
roms vacant $500 down. ball
anee IS rent.
ROWLAND ST. = ) fam. house,
6-7-7 rooms, hardwood floors,
French doors, sep. heaters, front
and back plazzas. $ll,soo, terms
avFsnged.
40 WAUMBEcK ST. - ; family
house, 6-6-4 Foems. Rent $I6S.
Hardwood floors. white sinEs, hot
water oil burner, 6 rooms avaiI-
able July Is. Reasonable price,
terms arranged. Good for > G.l.
Loan.
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h. W. FIoeFs, steam heat with oil
burner modern kitchen, besuti-
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IN excellent condition, Z car gar
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land, . real home, house avail
able, Eeveed price, terms arranged.
DENNlsoN ST. 80 s fam. brick,
all 5 room suites, NV. fIeevs, med. /
plumbing, sim. oil heat. IHeeme /
$345 monthly. Price $iS,5oe. /
Balance arranged on terms.
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rooms, h. W. floors. sep. steam
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w. NEWTON ST. I'll RIA. brick,
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rooms, complete kitehsnestes,
h. ". heat, and new Timken oil
burner. Win vses.e. Easy FERNS
arranged,
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Q.-I had several years of
peacetime service in the Army.
A short time after I was hon.
orably discharged, I became i'll
and disabled and feel that my
disability is due to the service.
What action should I take to get
VA hospital care? ,
A.-You may file a claim for
disability compensation an d
thus get a decision from VA
Generally, as a peacetime veter-
an, If your disability Is not serv-
ice-incurred or service-aggra-
waited, you are not eligible to VA
hospital benefits.
Q.-I am entitled to four years
Of education and training under
the CT Bill. Is it possible for me
to take one year of high school
and three years of college, If
start my high school course be-
fore July IS, 1851, the deadline
date?
Ayes, but you should apply
to VA for a change of course be.
fore you graduate from high
school.
Q.-I was given an honorablI
discharge from the Army i
! 1915. re-enlisted in 1947 ant
was recently given a dishonor
able discharge. Am I eligible TO
treatment in VA hospitals?
A-T'he fact that you werl
dishonorably discharged in 1914
does not deprive you of any
rights to disqualification you may
have by virtue of your honor
able service which terminated
in 1945.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Lawrence and Robinson. bye;
Tyler and Cox, bye; Ford and
Watkins, bye. SECOND ROUND;
Smith and Dunning, defeated
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

CIVIL VA furnish transpor-
tation when I am transferred
from one hospital to another2
Ava will furnish or pay
transportation when the trans
fer is approved and arranged
by VA for medical reasons, Such
transportation will not be furn-
ished by VA when the transfer
is for the convenience of the
patient.
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ciliary care is that the veteran
have a chronic disability or dis
ease which prevents him from
earning a living for a prospec-
tive period of time.
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Q-Three men in the shop
where am taking on : the : job
training under the CT Bill have
been injured in the past month.
In case of an accident to me, will
VA pay my hospital expenses at
local hospital?
A-No. Any disability incurred
in training under the CT Bill does
not entitle you to disqualification,
but you may establish eligibility
70 VA disqualification because OF
your war service.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Off I enter a VA domieiliary
home, may I accept outside en-
ployment and still remain in
the home?
A.-No. One of the require
ments of eligibility for domi-
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Q,-My nephew was admitted
to a VA hospital and I paid his
train fare to get there. Is there
any way the Government will re-
fund the cost Of the trip?
Aft VA authorized travel
before the trip began, you may
be entitled to a refund. Apply
for it at the VA once or hos
pital that authorized transpor-
tation.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19
INFORMATION FOR VETERANS
Questions and Answers

A reader writes;
OIL moved to Massachusetts,
after living in New York and
two months later l joined the
Coast Guard. When l was
mustered out, l was told that I
was not resident of Massachu-
sets long enough to receive a
state bonus. Am I entitled to a
state bonus from New York?
A-This matter does not come
under the jurisdiction of the
Veterans Administration Re-
gional Office No. l in Bottom.
Write to the State Treasurer,
Albany, N. Y, and you will re-
ceive the necessary information.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-08-19

Oh had disability before ]
entered service during World
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Q-Last year was awarded
compensation from VA, but / re-
nounced my payments. If l de-
eide that would like to receive
compensation payments at some
future date, will they be re-
sumed?
decomposition will be re-
sumed if the service-connected
condition is shown by medical
evidence to exist to a compen-
sable degree at the time you file
a new application for such bene-
fits. Compensation, if approved,
will not be made retroactive.
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Q-What are the compensation
rates payable for Wcrld War II
veterans with service-connected
disabilities?
A-The rates range from SIS a
month for 10 per cent disability
to $3.50 month for 100 per cent,
or total dis a bility. Statutory
awards for loss of leg, arm, eye,
ETC., plus additional compensa=
ton for dependents of totally
disabled veteran may run the
total payment to $45l month
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Q-My late husband, a World
War veteran, died Of a nom
service-connected disability. Am
l entitled to a pension?
A-As his widow, you may be
entitled to a pension if your hus-
bands service meets the require
ments and if your income does
not exceed $1,000 per year if
without a minor child, or $500
per year if with minor child or
children,
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active military service for the
purpose of establishing entitle-
ment to other VA benefits. The
U. S. Employees Compensation
Commission and not VA has jur-
isdiction to determine eligibility
for compensation for those mem
bers of the WAAC who were
physically injured or killed in
the performance of their duty.
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Q.-I am the widow of a World
I war II veteran, and I also served
/ during the war in the WAC
Unler a new law, I understand
that I, as an unremarried widow
am eligible for CT home loan
But I also am eligible under my
own rights as a veteran. Can ]
get two CT home loans, one as a
widow and the other as a vet
eran?
A.-No. widows eligible for CT
loans because of their own serv-
ice are not entitled to additional
loan benefits as widows.
OIL graduated from high
school under the CT Bill this
June, and in the fall I'd like to
go on to college, also under the
CT Bill. Does VA consider this
a change of course, and will I
have to submit justification be-
fore 1 can enroll2
Ava will not consider your
college training as q change of
course, so you will not be re-
quired to submit justification to
take it, All you need do is obtain
supplemental certificate of
eligibility from the VA regional
Office which maintins your rec
ords.
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Q-My grandson is receiving
compensation from VA because
his father was killed in battle.
am now in dire need and had
my son been alive he would be
my sole support. May file a
separate claim for compensation?
Ayes.
Evening star., 1950-03-12

WARREN r. JOHNSON, oRGAkisT
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
s~nd and sts. NV. 1880 O'Clock
Sonata in G. ust MovemenD
Robert Russell Bennett
Evening star., 1950-03-12
SynphonyDue
Back Next Week
After Brief Tour

The National Symphony Orches-
ira and Conductor Howard Mitch
ell are on a brief Southern tour.
They will return to give the an
nual all-Tschaikowsky program on
March 10. in Constitution Hall, at
4 pm. Rudolf Firkusny, Czech
pianist. will be the soloist in the
Concerto in B fiat Minor"
A special young peoples con-
cert and ballet will be given by the
National Symphony in collabora-
ton with the Washington School
of the Ballet on Thursday after
noon. March 80. at 2 o'clock, in the
Lisner Auditorium. The concert
has been arranged in response to
many requests from students,
teachers and parents who were un-
able to obtain tickets for the
orchestra's regular children's con-
certs. The first local performance
of Robert Wards overture, "Jubi-
lation," will be given at that time.
Lisa Gardner and Mary Day are
directors Of the School OF the
Ballet.