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Evening star., 1950-12-19
DID YOU KNOW


Your 40 or Al Ford, Chevrolet or
Plymouth could make a FULL 4
DOWN payment on 80 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth at CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES and IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY? Being in dire need
of clean used cars is the reason
for this ridiculous offer. You don't
have to trade your car WE WILL
PAY YOU CASH. We also. need AS
and ~ Ford. Chevrolet, and
Plymouth club coupes. Our out-of-
town markets are very strong at
present, We suggest that you bring
your car and title in for appraisal.
We have the equipment and facili-
ties to check. your car thoroughly,
ehminating all guesswork: giving you
full benefit of getting TOP PRICE.
Our success has been volume, very
short profits and YOUR GAIN.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn, ave, Wo. 923e or EN-
1854.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

N. Y AVE. AREA-5,OOO so. 1T. on
1st A.. plus 1000 50. it. on mez-
canine; can sublet part; I-year
lease with 3-year option; available
Jan. l.. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. -19
1000 SO. FT.. End commercial: 4
fis., with elevator; rear 9th and E
sts. NV. Call Ma. 8696. 10
1853 CHURCH ST. N.W.-Second
commercial; small bldg. and park
Ing vac; on premises; reas. rent
RIA. 1101. lie
NEW WAREHOUSE. close in, on main
truck highway into D. c. Size 5O'X
115' in one-story. clean-span, ma
adjoining in paved parking yard
Ideal for trucking or distributing
company. Ready 30 days: rent OF
sale. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI
$500; ewes. CHI. 923S
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed SUNDAYS
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

OVER HALF ACRE-Beautiful home
SITE, well situated half block from
defense hwy. at Lanham Park, City
water. bus. electric. near school;
$500; terms II desired. T. F. HAL
LEY, HY. 0107. ID
SHEPHERD PARK adj, lots near
10th st. This is an exclusive sec
ton: not many lots available.
AuERBACH g. CO., DI. 65nl. GE.
FALLS CHURCH-1O acres. contain.
Ing 33 lots. all utilities avail: price.
5000 per acre; terms to responsible
buyer. ASk-US? REALTY co, GIL,
1862 OK. 1868.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Lots In city
OF Falls Church and Sleepy Hollow;
also acreage in Falls Church. Very
reasonable; convenient terms. Call
owner. GIL. 500.
DESIRABLE APT. SITE, s3x100. near
r st Sc. viii accommodate I3-unit
building. Price, $1,000. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE. llSl.
COIORED-DESIRAB lots mr., high
and elementary schools and public
transp.; close-in ne: only $50 cash
down. Mr.. DICKEY. WA. ll46.
BUILDERS-LotS with CT commit
ment in permanent financing; util-
tiles In: Box 479-H Star. "a
LOT IN HtllcreSt section sc. Call 10.
3-51S1. after $50 -oI
Evening star., 1950-12-19
XMAS SPECIAL,

You will be grateful when you inspect
custom built of the very finest
materials; vestibule entr. into spa
cious liv. rm. with firepl., formal
din. rm., lge. equip. kit, rear scr.
porch. desirable hedrm. and full
tiled bath on 1St a.; bedrms. and
tile bath up: full bsmt with recr.
rm,: Lear det gar; all this. conv.
located in close-in Arlington, just
Of Washington blvd, on large
level. 75-ft. frontage, fenced lot.
diate sales price. S22 $50. substan-
tial cash required
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-12-19
L o s T

S100 by a certain man in Arlington
VINO sold his car to q neighbor with
out. frst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South Of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore st. oW. s7S7
WANTED, 100 CARS
80 to so. Bring title. If car il
financed We will pay of balance. No
dicEering. immediate cash. See be-
sore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU. 5000.
TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars. any make or
model; Call Bill Golden. GE. 5000.
SCHLEGEL d. GOLDEN. 1l9 Carroll
st: NV.
CADILLACS WANTED
'46 to so models. See us before
you trade or sell your Cadillac. We
VIII pay you top cash price. HOYI z
DU. $500.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
LOANS
AVIATION

10 PIPER CRUISER-S5-h.p. Con-
tinental; owner transferring to Eu-
rope; to be sold within 10 days;
best reas. offer, Washington Va. Air
port. Contact Airport offlce to In
spect or phone Liberty 5-670O
Evening star., 1950-12-19
FARMS Cont
S35 OOO

326-acre cattle farm in beautiful roll
ing country and with generation
1t is good land with an abundance
or natural water. The handsome old
brick and frame house has II rooms.
bath. electricity, fireplaceS and a
beautiful view. There are . barns.
q tenant house. and other necessary
buildings. The late owner of this
farm made good living on it and
left 1t clear of debt. Price. S35. 900,
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone FA. 7447
Evening star., 1950-12-19
PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARL. Val. comm. property approx.
800 it.. frtg. on, Lee hwy. adj
WTOP Station. and at 3 st. inter-
section imp by Z rm. res. FRED j.
GEORGE. GIL. 6777. -l9
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for in
vestor or restaurant operator. A
fine modern brick. corner in Sc
consisting Of modernly equipped
restaurant. 2 other stores and =
apis. above: renting for $500 per
year net Out-of-town owners will
sell business and property for price
of real estate alone: 100000 cash
will handle. Brokers cooperation
invited. A. H. BAcAS. Resltor,
and coMM.-sth st. ne. Nice ige.
cor. lot with bldg on 1t. Price is
low; only S16, 500, on terms. CITY
REALTY CO. RE. O7O3. -21
BRICK STORE WITH BASEMENT
Large display windows Ctwo): n
bath, oil INV; heat: in business sec
ton. D1 1918 til pm. WILL
LIAM H SAUNDERS CO., INC. 81
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Realtor, OW. 1924.
CALF. TOWN HOUSE
NEAR WESTMONT

Less than u mi. to the Pentagon
Catch bus at Columbia pike and be
Colonial, about II yrs. old. Even
the 3rd bedrm. is good sized; equip.
kit. family-Size din. rm.. spacious
liv rm, with fireplace. an adj side
screened porch: full bsmt. with "a
due eA' to fn oficer's Sr transfer. 81 con. con-
tracts accepted.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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$500 ACRES

$500 ACRES"
One of the finest tracts of produc-
tive farm land in MONTGOMERY
County. Ideal for beef or dairy
farming. Old home suitable for
moderniZing into q real show place
good outbuildings. The land is we'll
watered and fenced and has been
properly cared for. A real invest
ment for the man looking to the
future. A low price. Call ME. 1143
until Pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
realtoR.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FOkD 1895 12-ton pickup truck;
driven 5000 mi. since putting in
new Mercury l00-h.p engine; $3.50.
Mr.: PRICE. GE. 5932 20
CHEVROLET l2-ton AZ; in good
condition: owner; S775. Cali MR..
PHILLIPS at EN-. 4g4O. -l9
WHITE 40 package delivery. low mi
$500 or best offer; GMC '36 high
panel delivery, $500 or best offer.
Proper care has kept these trucks
In nne cond. SPEVAK BROS, l25
independence ave. Sc, AT. 1856.
-
INTERNATIONAL 1947 h-ton panel;
looks and performs like a new truck;
S745. -''
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
23rd and NJ GIT AZ w an -.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
WE HAVE

Bonafide cash buyers for all types of
investment property: nothing too
small or too large for US to handle.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. Ma. 93s9. Ma. 1874
Evening star., 1950-12-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR rem
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEr
STORES FOR RENT

STORE wanted to rent, suitable for
dry cleaning agency. Please call
AT. 1910. s to 5 pm. -19
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

English grapplers entered. They
were stationed in Egypt with the
Army group they were attached
to.
The Shiek Their left for South
America where he more than helo
his own with the finest talent
South of the Equator.
A trip to Canada followed anc
he was sensation in the Mon
treal area and it was while reir
that picturesque French Canadian
sector that Promoter Al Haft
heard of the Arabian star sand
contacted him regarding !. appear
ances in the Midwest. / 15g
Lawrence specializes lin new
version of the aiiplane1 spin in
which he picks up his opponent
in manner which. suggests, that
he is going to use. pile-driver.
He continues to raise him up, to
balance. him on orc shoulder, be-
fore spinning HIT. ~
The Shiek tells US that IN this
way of starting the hold tl1ere is
no chance for opponent to- get
head scissors. !,
He's a cutie out, on the mat and
has many tricks ,'p his Sleeve.
Just a little more experience and
he will be hard man for thesbest
in the country to handle. sasgS,..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
Motor Travel To
Lead Accident
Cause In August

August is the last big vacation
month for many persons. Young
folks, return to- school and col.
lege in September consequently
family holidays diminish at that
time. v,t i
From the accident records OF
the Ohio State Safety Council
one can predict, what activities
and hazards will be most frequent
this month";, Motor; travel will be
heavy until September 9Th, and
will produce about 40% of our
accidents. 'es.
Pedestrian injuries will be the
most frequent traffic mishap. Chill
dren provide too many of the
victims. A child at play near the
roadway should cause the driver
to be extremely alert. There pro-
badly are other children out of
sight. A toy in the street, roll
ing ball, is almost certain to bring
the youthful owner into the dan
ger area.
Youth and the most elderly
group are not very alert to mo-
tor traffic as they cross streets.
Slow down, give the pedestrian
a chance to cross without harm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
Men Needed In
Naval Reserve

There are vacancies in the Co
lumbus Organized Surface Bri.
gade of the u. S. Naval Reserve
for both veterans and non-veter-
ons, Capt. r. t. McDariel, USNR
(104 Mithoff ST., Columbus) an
nounced today.
Columbus units have vacancies
in partically all ratings and ex-
Navy personnel may re-enlist in
the ratings previously held. Week
ly meetings are held at the US.
Naval Reserve Training Center,
240 N. Sandusky ST., in Columbus
More than one million dollars
worth of equipment has been pro-
vided for training purposes, Capt.
Mcdaniel said
Men and women between the
ages of IL ard 80 may enlist in
the Naval Reserve and participate
in the training program. One days
pay is given for each training
period attended. Two weeks act
i've duty, with pay, is also made
available annually to Reservists.
Interested persons are asked to
visit the Training Center any
Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
evening. The center is open from
7:30 p. m. to 10 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

Contestants in the all star
wrestling show at the Madison
County Fair the night of Thurs
day August "a will all be from
the Al Haft agency in Columbus,
according to promoters.
The Haft concern is able to pro-
vide such skillful grapplers as
Sheik Lawrence of Arabia, Dutch
Hewlett, Bull Curry, Len Hughes,
Madison County's own Frank Sex
ton; Gorgeous George, Don Eagle,
Enrique Torres and a host of
others. &
The dark-skinned 1.-THE fellow
wearing the burnoose in the above
picture is making a name for
himself in graphing circles these
days.
He has won a big majority of
his matches to date and when he
sets "on" to some of the tricks
of our American wrestlers, Sheik
Lawrence will cut a wide swath
amongst the top men in the game
today.
LaWrence,t reputed to. be de-
scendant OF history's famed British
General, Lawrence of Arabia, has
fine wrestling background.
He won the Championship of
Arabia at Cairo, Egypt, tourna-
ment in which several capable
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

A few seconds delay will be of
little importance to you, but of
extreme Importance to the one
on foot.
Collisions with fixe. OBJECTS,
and with other cars, result from
speed that is too great for prevail
ing conditions or some improper
driving practice. On recent trip,
one observer reported that in 65
miles of travel he saw three driv-
ers give a hand signal before
changing direction or reducing
speed. Hand signals give other
drivers a chance to cooperate with
you SO you may turn or stop
without damage to your car.
Speed is truly killer. Cars
operating under 40 mph showed
one death and 33 injuries for each
100 accidents. There's a two to
one chance that you will not be
hurt at 90 mph. AS your speed
approaches so, the odds against
you increase, and near 60 you
have only $3.50 chance that you
will not be hurt. However, deaths
rise to 4 for each 100 accidents at
that speed. .-.-4..s.,-.---.-
Beyond 60 the odds are very
much against you, running z
chances in 10 that you will be in
jured, with IA deaths per 100
accidents. But accidents are more
numerous at higher speeds. Stop
ping, steering and seeing become
more difficult. The record shows
that legal speeds are truly the
safe speed in Ohio,
August 1949 was the heaviest
month for traffic accidents at
railroad crossings. III more than
half of the, cases the train was
struck by. the automobile. ALI
crossings on state highways in
Ohio, and many of them on sec
ondary roads, have on advance
railroad crossing sign the yell
low circle approximately 500
feet from the crossing.
An alert. driver travelling at
legal speed can stop his car in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
.Wandas

B. Peterson replaced Tate in
5th.
Strike outs by Locklair 5;
walked by Locklair 5.
Running score:
Uy.ndoc n1n ond . IN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
SPORTS

boydom's top honor.
IF you live within driving dis
tance of Akron, Derby officials
urge you to come and see this
great eveEt, and to cheer the
champions, perhaps one from your
own home town. Action, thrills,
visiting celebrities and stirring
music all are part of this giant
three and a half hour program
First event CT the day is the
colorful pre-ra9c parade, which
starts at lis p. m. Eastern Day
light Time. There are to be 3S
marching units, including Is
bands and representative groups
of the Army, Navy and Waves
and Marine Corps. Film Star Jim
my Stewart is parade marshal
and William Boyd (Hopalong Gas.
sidy) in person will be a partici.
pant.
Then, at las p. m. is the thrill
ing, fun-packed special match
race between Stewart, Jack
Dempsey an0 Race Driver Will
bur Shaw. HGpalo..5 Cassidy will
referee this race
The main event, the Derby it
self for the 147 chamDionSs starts
at 2 p. m, and ends between 4:30
and 4:45 p. m. A new world cham
pion of Derbydom will be crown
ed before the day is ever.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

result from fruit picking, paint
ing, cleaning cave troughs ana
various other tasks requiring a
ladder. Poor placement of the
ladder or reaching too far from It,
brings ladder and man tumbling
down. The safe reach is arms
length beyond the ladder rail. The
foot of the ladder should be ONE
fourth of the ladders length from
vertical position.
The usual hazards in the homs
loose rugs, stairs unlighted,
and without handrail, objects on
steps, carrying a load one can't
see over or around. using make
shifts instead of a stepladder
contribute their share. of our fall
ing persons.
|. Outdoor activities show drown
ing and falls practically. tie for
deadliness. Boating. accidents re-
suit from changing seats, playing
! tricks, loading or sudden
squalls. Each craft should carry
life preserver for each person.
The load should be strictly limit
ed to comfortable seating capacity.
If the craft capsizes, stay with
it and cling to. it until rescued.
Do not attempt to swim to shore.
Swim only in waters served by
beach guard. Each swimming
party should include two good
swimmers, to assure rescue il
anyone of the group becomes dis
! tresSed.
Quite few outdoor falls re-
suit from climbing into trees, on
steep slopes or WEAKNESS on a
hillside. Do not trust your full
weight to tree branch until its
strength has been. tested. Be sure
you have q substantial hand hold.
Watch your footing. Experts
say Keep your feet out of
trouble, and they will keep you
out of trouble too!' Rock, shale,
gravel, turf can appear quite
solid, yet be unstable under foot.
Moderation, caution and court
esy can make August a joyous
month for recreation. Hast, over
exertion and disregard for others
may make it the month of trag-
edy.
1 Be Careful! The Life You
Save May Be Your Own.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
Fishing Bill
Passes Houses

The letter shirg' Bill, known
officially in Congress as the Din
CELL Bill, has now passed both the
House and Senate and needs only
the Presidents signature to be-
come law.
The Bill proposes to earmark the
monies collected from the III per
cent tax on fishing equipment
imposed as a wartime tax at the
beginning of World War IL. Since
the close of war, fishermen
have generally agreed that they
don't mind paying the tax but
that it should be earmarked to
improve fishing rather than to
become part of the general rev.
enue of the government.
The formula for apportioning
the funds would be based on the
state land area and the total
number of paid fishing licenses.
Although Ohio is only 35th in
area, the fact that the state
stands fourth in the number of
licenses sold annually is expected
to place Ohio in position to re-
ceive one of the top five allot-
ments.
It has been estimated that Chic
would receive around Si50,000 an
nually. According to the provis-
ions of the Bill, each state would
add an amount equal to 25 per
cent of the federal allotment for
financing the fish management
project.
The Dingell Bill is companion
to the Pittman-Robertson Fed
eral- Aid-To- Wildlife me asur c
which has been in effect for a
number of years, financed from
funds collected from an excise tax
on arms and ammunition.
DR.. Charles A. Dambach, Chief
of the Ohio Wildlife Division
said today that the latest word
from Washington is that since the
-Dingell Bill received no adverse
vote in either Chamber of the
Congress that it is confidently ex-
pected that the President will
give it his signature.
A similar Bill was passed by
both houses in 1949 but vetoed
by the President last October.
The present Bill has beer chang
ed to eliminate those features OBJ
jeeted to by the President in last
years Bill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

about 200 feet, if his brakes and
tires are in average condition.
Probably 800 of our grade cross
ing accidents result from haste
on the part of the motorist. He
either failed to heed the crossing
approach sign and did not prepare
to stop, or he desregarded the
crossbuck flasher, wigwag or
watchman and drove into the path
of the approaching train.
After train has passed, look
both ways before crossing, as
there may be a train passing on
another track. Remember, any
time is train time. Don't rely on
train schedules, as extra trains
may be run in any direction at
any time.
Falls in and about the home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

You eon choose between
siyislins and Flseslins styling
Many an admiring glance will follow
you when you roll by in your new
Chevrolet with Body by Fisher. That's
true whether you choose a Chevrolet
Styleline model, with notch back"
styling, as the designers call it, or a
Chevrolet Fleetline model, with fast
back" styling. Both are available on all
Chevrolet sedans and at the same
prices! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is the'
only low-priced car that offers these
two outstandingly beautiful types of
styling thus giving you an opporr.
tunity to express your own individual
taste in motor car beauty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
London SoftbaIt
League Results !

The Eagles nosed out the
Farm Bureau 4-3f and Reids
blanked the Mortar Company 12-o
Monday night in the London soft
ball league iE first no-hit game
of season. In Tuesday nights
game Wandas took over Allcf1s-
worths 1913. ~, *s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
Soap Box Derby
10 Be August Is

AKRON - The greatest anna
teur racing event in the world
the All-American Soap Box Derby,
will be run for the 18th time at
Akron next Sunday, Aug. 13,
when 147 young champions from
all over North America, and one
from Germany, will compete for
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

Strike outs by Cunningham Z;
walked by Cunningham 2. Connell
replaced Cunningham in the 6.
Strike outs by Connell l; walk
ed by Connell /. 3
Cunningham and Connell team
up to pitch the first and only no.
hit game of the season. Cum
ningham pitching 5 no-hit frames.
Connell coming in pitching the
last 2 frames.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11
WHY EDS. SKIP TOWN

"She said over the loud-speaker
system: i can say only a brief
word, but I am very pleased to
have chance to say hell, good
bye, and good luck. Texas pa
Dpr
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

To make a pound of butter, 9.77
quarts of milk are required.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-11

Strike outs by Davis 6; walk
ed by Davis 5.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENT A

The Master Singers request your
presence at their musical Pink Tea
Sunday. September 10 from 4 tIll
at the Allen Funeral Home, 362s
Grand Ave., in Coconut Grove. The
musical entertainment win feature
some Of Miami's most outstanding
artists. Among them appearing win
be Mr.. Arthur King. Prof. Linton
Berrien, Mr.. Baldwin Hepburn, MISC
Eloise Barrett, Mrs. Claudia Gil
more, Mrs. Agnes Hicks and others.
Judge L. e. Thomas will be guest
speaker.
Musically yours.
The Miami Master Singers
Mr.. Baldwin Hepburn. Pres.
Mr.. Ira Mccall, reporter
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
SALT WATER TAFFY!
Atty. Maxwell Thomr

~ =. =,
Atty Maxwell Thompson's SON, Jimmie, of Nassau,
blamed in at 80 ayem Tuesday, enroue to College
VILE Mnn where he'll st. Johns College, Fresh
now in Paris studying French bloody history at the Sor
bonne The onetme Cotton Club glamour girl of New
York City, currently touring Europe with group of
bon Portugal Madrid Spain Switzerland, Italy,. Flor
ence Rome, Naples, Nice and Cannes Opa Locka RUM
or is that Al Goldman, night club and package store big
wig threw an offer of Cliff Baker for his pop
ar late spot out in outskirts sector whereas Baker
shot back that he'd hold for rs grand Now they're
saving that Cliff and AL got together for $4,000.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
.tcUFF" NOTES ON THE Cuff

Bill Anderson of Tuskegee takes director of
BTW Highs Physical Education Department Regal
Red" Jones' squaw, Mildred, brthdayed Saturday, Sept
~ "Puerta Rican Joe" Russell, Cafe Society host
hoves off the Merchant Marines in about two months
time Incidently Joe is licensed student pilot Sud-
den Thought When is GREEN coming back from the
for Lucky Strikes? Or again serving its military
fulness in Korea ? Lois Poole and Leoa Pieze are
headed toward Famcee for nursing and business
Lois has already resigned her secretaral post with the
Florida Department of Veterans Leoa will shelve her
duties at the medical offices of Dr. Aubrey Henry Ed
ward Strnger has gone into business He's trying his
hand at shoe cleaning along 18th avenue.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
NOTES OFF A NAPKIN!

Matte Boggs Evans is in mourning. Her dog, Chico
was killed by a ht-andrun motorist Saturday ayem
The James Ross sporting 1850 Mercury Look
Alikes: Leona Everett and Vermel Morant Dolores
Gaebrook after several years away from class rooms
school, graduation, marriage, ct aD will try it again
sat Facncee this Fall She'll try for nursing career
Wary Reed floored by Old Man Flu, has recovered
Bob Higgnbotham University of pittsburgh student and
resident of that city, is houseguestng in Richmond
Heights with Nurse Susan Harris Marie Ross Freeman
was awarded the secretarial post at Rev. j. l. Ross
Friendship Baptist replacing the deceased Lena Mae
Arnold.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
EFT CETERA!


Robert Anderson, former B. Solomon attendant, hur-
red home via EAL during last week to see his ailing
grandmother, Mrs. Maud johnson. His kin, fully
ed Bob returned to his CIO post in Harlem sae route
Friday ayem early Anybody knows of Chinese chef
who wants job? If so, have him dial 9-1O73
in of this column Sidney Woods of Nassaus musi-
cal Woods is here displaying his intricate panofferings
at Cafe Society nightly Tops Kimba (of Club Savoy
exchanging glad mits with Max Zakn Tuesday night in
the fabulous night spot at goth Street where Kmba
hosted To Bob White, commssar of 1--WE and jest at
Cafe Society big fat hank you" for taking this
assignment last week. and keeping alive the fea-
thers' i'm this pillar That's it. folks