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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30
Pressure Will Not Cause CzecIhs 10
 Yield: Ambassador

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 = R = Ambassador Vladimir Prochazka said today Czechoslovakia will not yield to any propaganda or eco- homie pressure" to free Associated Press correspondent William N Oatis from prison.
 Prochazka made that statement to newsmen after 30-minute con- ference with Secretary of State Acheson.
 "The Oatis case is closed" he said.
 Asked whether this meant there is no chance of freeing Oatis, the ambassador replied, mo comment" He added:
 "In no instance, either in the case of trade or propaganda pressure, will we be influenced.
 We will not yield"
 Secretary Acheson, he said, had stated the American governments position on the Oatis case on talk ing with him this afternoon.
 Yesterday, President Truman told the ambassador that releas- ing Oatis was the most important thing Czechoslovakia could do at this time to improve relations be- tween the two countries.
 Oatis was sentenced to prison on charges of espionage. The State Department has denounced his trial as a fraud and farcial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30
Truman LamentsCut In Foreign Aid
Says Situation Serious No Comment on Copper Strike, 1852 Intentions

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-R-- President Truman said today the Congressional effort to cut $1,000,- 100000 from his S8,500,0O0 coo for eign aid request is misplaced ec- onomy when success of the pro- gram is in sight.
 The President told a news con- ference that prospects of restor- ing the proposed cut looked rather hopeless and it is a very serious situation. He also told reporters
 Forces Stronger
 1. United Nations forces in Ko- req are stronger now than when the Kaesong truce talks began.
 2. The case of William N. Oatis, Associated Press correspondent imprisoned in Czechoslovakia on spy charges, will never be closed until the reporter gets out of jail.
 Asked if he intended to do anything more to win approval of his entire foreign aid propO- sal, the President said he has dcne all he possibly can. He ad- ded the situation looks rather hopeless now.
 The President would not com- ment on the nationwide copper strike, pending receipt of re- port on negotiations from the wage stabilization board.
 He described Moscow press re- ports accusing the United States of trying to start World War HI as nothing new. He added it isn't true of course, and, like all the rest of Soviet propaganda, it is not founded on fact at all.
 Won't Talk
 Once again, MT. Truman refused to be drawn out on his 1852 po- litical intentions. He was asked about a magazine article by Jon- athan Daniels, editor of the Ral- eigh, N. c. News and Observer, saying he will run again and will poll at least 419 of the nations 531 electoral votes. A majority is required for election.
 The President smiled and re- piled that any American citizen is entitled to his opinion, but that he has not expressed his own. He said Daniels had not consulted him and the guess is as good as anybody's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30

Moreover, Bills Company life insurance remains in force. And the pension plan, which Bill paid for in part while he was working, continues to grow-but now Standard of California pays it all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30
Bag Bag tiEHiliiii Ioori lIoori 9gaitkks E9gittks increased in Alaska

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-tR- The Interior Department today granted the nations duck-hunters five to 10 extra days of shooting this fall
 Acting Secretary Richard D Searles Jr. signed new migratory waterfowl hunting regulations, lib- eralized because of favorable con- ditions on the northern breeding grounds throughout the summer
 The seasons and limits for AL aska were announced Aug. 1. How ever, the bag limit for ducks in Alaska is five, and the possession limit is 10, instead of four and eight as announced Aug. 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30
TRuMAN SAGE Is HERE

Truman Sage, manager of the machinery division of the Northern Commercial Co. of Seattle, arrived here yesterday from Whitehorse on PA to confer with Ernest White head, local manager He left today for Ketchikan to inspect the com pany'S Alaska branches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-30

The mouth of the Yukon River is on the Boring Sea in western Alaska.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

stored to Jews in a magnificent
Hebrew translation by the emf
nent Chicago rabbi and scholar,
DR.. Solomon Goldman. It was al
most as though he knew, when he
published this translation last
year, that American Jewry would
today be discussing the problems
of anti-Semitism and community
relations as they have been dis
sected by Professor MacIver. In
his preface, DR.. Goldman noted
the special timeliness of the
Maimonides Letter" when Jews
of the world are suffering from
the psychological as well as the
physical shock Of Hitlerism and
are in need, as were the twelfth
century Yemen Jews, of ga mir
acle in their midst which would
infuse them with new hope, fill
them with pride in their heritage,
and invest them with dignity"
AS the MacIver report is dis
cussed pro and con, as Jewish
leaders evaluate the charge that
it is an integrationist or assinii-
lationist tract, it may be of value
for these readers to read Maim-
OXIDES Letter" which is basically
a plea to Jews to maintain their
religious heritage in the face of
persecution, false Messiahs and
the alleged values Of assimilation.
The lesson of Maimonides is that
Jews and Judaism must place
their prime dependence upon the
inner values of the Jewish ira
dition rather than upon a policy
and point of view that gravitates
to what "the goyim" will think.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
MainlOnides and MaCIver

publicized MacIver report, it is
interesting and perhaps valuable
to turn back the pages of history
and seek counsel from one Of the
wisest of Jewish sages, the twelf-
tn century Maimonides. In his
famous Letter to the Jews of
Yemen" the great Moses ben
Maimon declared that the basic
cause of anti-Semitism is jealousy
over Gods selection of Israel as
his people and the consequent
superiority Of Judaism over. other
religious faiths.
It is, indeed, singularly signi-
ficant and timely that this famous
''Letter"-for years available only
in Arabic translations-is now re-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

The prophetic function Of the
ministry is all too often regarded
as similar to that of the weather
prophet: to register, but not to
change the climate of opinion.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
BY FRED A. STERN

With all the discussions of anti
Semitisn, and how best it can be
met by American Jewry, that
have been engendered by the still
unpublished but already widely
Evening star., 1951-07-29
CAROLE HIGHLANDS

OPEN SUN, II
7620 18th ave,-Ideally located Just
on New Hampshire ave. 2-story
brick with large GI loan which you
may, assume; Large liv. rm. with
dining room and patio built onto
home. Large, bright, airy kitchen,
equipped: 3 bedrms.. tile bath.
Basement finished and partitioned,
ideal den or office. Lot is huge and
level. high and dry. Near buses
SI6,95O.
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave.
across Sligo Greek 10 Erskine ST..
right to 10Th ave-, left to home.
WoodSide Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

DO YOU KNOW?
THAT
Under Regulation tx" a $28,-
600 House Requires $4,000
Cash?
THAT
You can buy a $4,000 house,
in a select Montgomery
County community where
values are increasing, with
only $4,000 cash?
THAT
For $2S. 900 you can buy a spacious
one-story brick home-with attic,
basement, garage - fireplace - two
baths-3 bedrooms-dining room
living room-9 closets-electric
kitchen-porch-fln Construction.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
90
RIGHT IN.
S500-S750 DOWN

S5UU-S75U DOWN
Assume G. I. loan with monthly pay
ments of S6S, Md. taxes and insur-
ance. CoZy 2 bedrm. asbestos
shingle home with bsmt. Call Mr..
Martin, 81. 2317. SHEEHAN
Evening star., 1951-07-29
5 ACRES

Located miles from the Silver
Spring post, office. in one of the
most desirable locations Of Capitol
view (near Kensington). Improved
with q. 2-story frame and stone
mouse. layout as follows: Small CEN
ter entrance. very attractive
double living room with 2 open fire-
places, television room or den, small
Ginning room with large picture win
dow. overlooking pleasing scenery;
kitchen with cabinets; wide screened
porch, entire end Of house. "a won
derful place to relax. Second
floor. 5 bedrooms. 2 open fireplaces,
z baths. plenty OF closets. finished
maids room and storage room on
third floor; oil h.-w.h.; basement
with laundry room, y bath, root
consist Of a gear garage, small
barn, workshop. Toulouse. Stream
entire length Of the property; lots of
fruit. berries. very unusual shrub
berry and tall. stately oaks: nE ar
Rock Greek bride path; 2 blocks
from the Recreation Center; near
schools and bus transportation. This
Is really a very attractive place:
about 3 blocks from the noise Of
the highway; has very restfCl and
pleasing appearance. Flice, SAT 800.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor
SO Frederick Ave. Gaithershurg, Md.
Telephone 800 20
Evening star., 1951-07-29
STOP AND LOOK

OPEN sAT.-sUN., 2 TIL 8
414 High ST., .Ch. CHI, Md. Today
outstanding buy, Cape Cod brick,
slate roof. den and u bath on 1st
f.; B bedrmS., ga baths. garage,
oil heat. Owner has to sell, priced
to sell quick. Come out and make
an offer. TODAY'S REALTY, EN-.
0947. 30
Evening star., 1951-07-29
"'NEW''

Excellent buy in a det. brick home
in the Kensington area, with 6 rms,
8 bedrms., tile bath in a detached
brick home on q well-landscaped lot
Call ME. 1143 until 6 pm. ].
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
e UISCRIMl
S19.500

Chevy Chase. Md: $4,000 down with
moderate payments and enjoy this
beautiful brick and frame, 5-rm.
bungalow with expand. attic. bsmt..
oil ht., garage. Terms. cash or trade.
cox & co -OQ
Evening star., 1951-07-29
CHEVY CHASE MD.
RAMBLERS
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEW 7 NHAOE, NID.
A-bedroom, 21a-bath house with ex-
cellent floor plan. including living
room and den, dining room ana
breakfast room. modern kitchen with
Hotpoint dishwasher and washing
machine, screened porch. basement
and built-in garage. Large fenced
in rear yard. A really good house
for the large family and priced at
only $32 500.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th St. NV, DI. 0222.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

S1lU Ga. Ave, 81. o7OO
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor
3 acres. Ia miles of Route 24O on
Comus road. improved with q s.
room frame semibunsalow.. be tn
room without fxtures. front rorch
entire length Of nta9 house 1a fun bass base
property and will be near one Of
the Glover Leafs on the new high
way; $1,000; will help, to finance. :,
5 acres near Poolesville; improved
floors, copper suffering; $4,000.
Gaithersburg = Two family apart
ment; first floor, 4 rooms and bath.
separate laundry room; second floor,
room, full attic. Gil hot water neat;
large yard; excellent location;
North Of Cedar Grove; 1wo-story g.
room house. bath, basement. two
trees, acre Of land; $1,000; viii
Dsmascus-5-room frame. full base
ment, expandable attic, oil hot
water heat; garage: l2-acre Of land;
Cali lie Jerry Wv Williams. damascus S'fSSI' 6sSi
Gaithersburg ea fSSB 2 c'hMAN' aSs. "'Ai'0s
s-Seriburgalow. rooms
and bath. expandable attic. full
basement. Oil hot-water heat. pic
ture window. very attractive home;
$4,000. Call Jerry Williams. Da-
nascus 6261 or FRED B. CUSH-
MAN. Realtor isaithersburg 299.
North OF Gaithersburg--Two-s story
frame s rooms and room for bath;
no fixtures installed; electric pres
sure water system, hotwater eat
with vent ducts. hardwood floors on
first floor; second floor. bed
rooms, large attic; nearly one acre
of land far-reaching view. 'plen6id
neighbors. bus service, walking dis
tance to Strres and post office;
$4,000 FRED B. CUSHMAN Real
tors, $40 Frederick Pike. Gathers
burg. Maryland; phone ::99.
COLORED-PNEY BRANCH RID. and
Ritchie ave. Silver Spring.-Det.
modern brick home, rms, bath,
full bsmt. gas air cond. HO. 3141
or 81. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

10317 CHERRY TREE
Extra lge. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler. with built-in garage.
Spacious liv. rm., din. rm. with
bay window, 3 twin sized bed
rms. lge. rear screened porch.
Price. S24,500. Directions:
Out Colesville I'd. to Four Cor
nerS. right / block to Lexing-
ton, left 4 blocks to Cherry
Tree lane, left to Open sign.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Graham & Co., 81. COLO
OPEN SUN, 1 TIL DARK
BETHESDA

5515 NORTHFIELD RID.
Lovely Colonial containing spacious
rooms, side screened porch. full base
ment. nice lot. excellent neighbor-
hood. $4,000 down, full price SIS
$50.
To reach: From Bank Of Bethesda, 60
out Old Georgetown Rd. to Hunt
Custer Rd.. right to Northf1eld. then
left to our open sign.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
S-In CO hua CT RrOA
Evening star., 1951-07-29
GEORGES COUNTY

BLVD, near Riverdale
business section. Lge. 6-rm. bunga:,
hedes In top cO4d 9d, Pimt Firep dat IN v sar rm 81
INV. heat; level lot, 5ox174: excel.
oppor. for professional man desiring
home and ofice. Priced to sell
quickly at only $14,750. Call PER-
RY.n RY BOSWELL; :t,S y |; INC WA. 1900.
Bella HRfa v V1sTR@Beautiful Rmi new va Fam
bier on "a acre lot. combine rural
living with city conveniences. Ideally
located near schools, shopping and
transp. Is minutes to center of
DC; children's playground, beau
room, full dining room. extremely
u bath in basement; 1 bathroom
equipped with stall shower. Full
basement. outside patio, gas a.-c.
heat Full price, S21.950. Down
FoRAM1 REALTY, 10. s-0565: 10
BEsWYNi isVPFi M MD, co7Hi S4os Baltimore Blvd.
(across from the La Conga)-5-rm.
and bath bungalow; h.-w h; re-
finished, inside. and out Excellent
immediate 4ccupan7cy omNsp Inspsftion V 5y
BERWYN-1n7oo Montgomery I'd.
Open Sun, 2-6; beaut. 3-bedrm:
rambler on lge. cor. lot, surrounded
tains lge. liv. rm; with fireplace, full
dining area and bright CHEEKY kitch-
en-; det. gar. is connected to the
house with a fiagstone patio and
Towering pergola. Priced at only
$13,950. Truly q bargain on to-
days market. Owners will consider
tSads e eo5y your to Md GnV as and
Plant Plant Industry Station. Dir: Out
Bait blvd. to 1st st. beyond Plant
Industry Station. turn left l block.
81. 1921. MODERN REALTY CO.,
BERWYN, Md rm, and bath stuc-
Psiss Psst .sf4sggSS9.a'ipeR fpa isassS
RHsM1S SasS. Oil %DorGsm sv5 2sRsed AoSas' }ps 1doz
100, with outside fireplace, garage,
fruit trees in large garden area; in
excel. cond.:, close to schools and
ALVIN EPLING, UN. .0313.
type Colonial brick brick residence for
and dining room leading OF recep-
tion hall, lge. kit, buffers pantry,
2 dens, screened porch; recr. rm., |
built-in bar; 2-car brick garage; on
2 lge. well-shaded lots; quiet loca-
ton Excellent financing. Call
OWNER, AP. 1907 or TIE. 0791.
5ss7 Dewey st. Beautiful
bsmt., screened porch. Price S13,-
$SS $500 Pfl I'll em EoBERr Gan g. DAVIS Wis
& CO.. 5sO4 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd, WA. 5000. Once OPEN
daily and Sunday til 8 pm.
CLINTON - Lovely 5-rm. -and- bath
bungalow--Lge. frt. porch. bsmt; oil
h.-w.h.; immaculate cond.; "a acre
with lge. shade trees; on main hwy;
$10.500. $1,000 dn. DEWEY NJ.
IT EIREEMAAN6; NAN s214 Branch ave Sc.
6EINToN III Ni15SoVi VAiREA-Beautiful new g.
rm. and bath bungalow with lge.
lot. Price only S11 $50 with regu-
lation down payment. LEIGH C.
KELSEY. Jr. 1910 Pa. ave. s.e.,
COLLEGE .PARK-7-room brick. q
porches, shade trees, improved street.
$4,000. WINSTON C. CLAY, WA.
CoTTTAGE CITY - Beautiful Cali
tornia on.a, style bungalow In perfect
2 T SsdYE%s Yoansst%s stoRs Ese Rsesen IN
rec. rm. with bar, oil h.-w.h.' lSe.
fenced lot, detached garage; many
other fine extras; must be seen to
be appreciated; only $12,950; sub
stantial cash required. Call PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 4500. Open
I'll z pm. go
Evening star., 1951-07-29
WOODSIDE Park
SII,WER. SPRING

See these most beautiful homes on
Bonifant I'd. One is a very different
step-level home: the others are
lovely white ramblers of redwood
construction with more homes being
started in this area.
To reach: Colesville I'd. to BonifAnt,
ALL OPEN SUM-, / TOT
THOMPSON & GRAY
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Country Living
15U2 ERSKINE ST.
CARROLL HIGHLANDS, MD

6sFT SARR9L4 SLL HaINGnHL4ANDs, aNn LANDS, N ND
Vacant, and in new-house condition,
this lovely 5-rm. det brick with
gas keat. Priced to SELL Dir:
Out y; H. ave. to Erskine St, right
EX. 5707, 81 77S4. 20
Evening star., 1951-07-29
LOOK ONLYI
S12.950

Nd; So 900 down. approx.
SIS month incl. taxes and in
surance. will make this lovely q
bedrm. brick bungalow on large
level lot all yours to enjoy. Terms,
cash or trade. Mrs. Devlin, LO. s.
37O1. cox & CO, 81. 0775. 30
CENTER-HALL RAMBLER
HOME WITH A VIEW
beautiful Sligo Creek Park,
this rambler has many features you
will only find in more expensive
home. Lge. center hall, nv. rm..
with fireplace, overlookine the park.
Full din. rm.. fully equip. kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal. s
lge. bedrms. and tile bath, full bsmt.
with "a bath. picture window and
entr. at ground level. Price S22. .45O,
Flexible financing. Directions: Out
Ptney Branch I'd. to Dale dr.. left
" mile to Fleetwood. right to
model home.
Colonial Investment Co.
s16 9th st.. RE. $3.50 sc
Evening star., 1951-07-29
OPEN. l TILL DARK
1O2O9 WOODMOOR or.

3-bedrm. rambler on 10000
sq:-ft. lot-Home is only 2 yrs.
old and 2 short blocks to shop.
and transp. In St. Bernadette
Parish. Owner leaving Must
sell quickly. Price, S1S.25O.
Directions: Out ColeSVille
I'd. to Woodmoor Circle (2nd
st: beyond Four Corners).
Right to Open sign.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27
GARBAGE COLLECTION

The City of Miami is endeavorng to promote better
garbage collection for To make this it
is necessary to have whole hearted cooperation To this
citizens committee organized and has been
Quoting educational campaign.
Newspapers, ministers, principals of ourschools and
others have been asked to help in acquang people
with the object of the drive and inviting their cooperation
February LIST has been set the date for beginning
the improved collection On that day collectors will to
your back yard and remove the garbage.
You must put it in convenient place. Garry out the
following instructions and make the service sue
We tired of seeing garbage lining side
walks.
Hand bills will be circulated. Hang of these in
your kitchen until you familiar with the requirements
(D Beginning Thursday, February 1, there will be a
change in the of garbage collection in this
(2) On and after this date set garbage out
the sidewalk Leave it outside your back door, The
garbage collector will call there for it,
(3) The law requires each home to have regulation
garbage with lid Keep the lid your Wash
tubs boxes crates and barrels not garbage cans
"a Food stuffs and other wet garbage must be wrap
ped in paper before placing in garbage The garbage
collector will come in yard with large collection
box his shoulder He must have clear path. You
that the path leading to your garbage cans cleared
Clear away all distractions and bad dogs.
(5) The city of Miami is spending large of
money to give this community the garbage service
other areas have had for many years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27
PUBLIC HOUSING

Low cost public housing received anOtner JOlC from
some of county Officials last week when the zonlng
board refused 38acre tract situated east OF
Hialeah for 5OO-unit housing project.
The zoning board turned down the request after
about 400 home and city officials from Hlaeah
protested.
The resolution unanimous The board claims that
there are available public utilities such sewerage
system Streets schools churches ETC. These certainly
could not be expected upon this undeveloped tract
Does the board believe the Housing Authority would
build 500unt project without taking into consideration
and providing all the necessary utilities?
The ordinary in the street should not believe
that
There is little doubt that the Zoning Board suggests
that the Housing Authority in for property where IA
cilities available.
When and if such a site is found and protests are
made they to be, the Zoning Board in all
probability will again yield to the professors
The recommendation refusing re-zoning will be
brought before the County Commission January 30.
The commission should reject the resolution and hope
that will be done ...
Years ago when the Booker T. Washington school
about to be built strong objections to this site were
made The authorities did not give in but went right
ahead and we got the Booker T. Washington School.
Many of us remember the protests and the hard
fight against the Liberty Square Housing projects but
they avail We got the projects and they have
been, and still are blessing to
There will be protests from people to any site
selected The thing to do to ahead with the project
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27
The Moving Finger
BY L. A. THOMPSON

The Unlimited Nations is hav-
ing the time of it's life trying to
get together on what to call the
Communist Chinese in the Ko-
rean war. Uncle Sam has asked
the Assembly to brand the Chin
csc in the Korean war. Uncle Sam
has asked the Assembly to brand
the Chinese as "agresSors, but
most of the member nations say
that they "can't say"
Although the Chinese paid no
heed to the cease-fire plea of the
United Nations, the Asiatic ma
tons and some of the others feel
that the doors for peaceful
settlement of the strife should be
kept opened as long as possible.
Premier Atlee of England is re-
ported to have said:
1--WE do not believe the time has
come to consider further mea-
sures. To do so implies that we
have abandoned hope of reaching
peaceful settlement, and this
we have not DONE"
Well, these are some of the
Straws that show Uncle Sam
just how the international winds
are blowing. However, patience is
virtue, sometimes!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27

l heard that small school child
rem will not be allowed to collect
for March of Dimes, etc., etc., on
the streets in future. 1t is one OF
the best things that could hap
pen. You know these children
have been made liable to attacks
by disreputable people and some
times things might have happen
ed that you did not read in the
newspapers. Keep the children
off the streets, especially little
girls. Let those who can take
care of themselves be responsible
for raising funds for school or
church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27

Of all people, the zoning board
last week turned down the Mi
ami Housing Authority's request
for rezoning a 38-acre tract of
land east of Hialeah. Upon this
tract was to be built the much
worked for, much talked about
housing project for Negroes.
Some 400 home owners from in
and near Hialeah protested. The
Board allowed pressure to rule.
I am hoping the county commits
sion will override the zoning
boards ruling. The arguments
produced against the, tract of land
have very little merit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27
JUST BROWSIN'
RY PAIL r. HENRY

Last Friday Judge Ben c. Will
lard of the Criminal Court SEN
fenced Clarence Frazier convicted
on a charge of manslaughter for
killing Joseph Anderson follow
ing an argument on August 5,
1850 to 10 years imprisonment. !
have always favored heavy pen
alties for murder; light sentences
encourage the crime.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27

Employees at a certain local
eating place did not have the pa
thence to discuss wage differences
with the management. They pull
ed a stunt, it is reported, that was
guaranteed to put the place out
of business and themselves out of
work in short order. Just a few
minutes before meal time a num-
Der of their friends" filled the
place, bought dime nick-knacks,
and took so long to eat that the
dollar customers" could not get
a seat and had to go somewhere
else.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-27

Last week I referred to our
new director of Civilian Defense
as Senator Willard Caldwell.
That was mistake. Mr.. Caldwell
has been a governor of Florida
and Congressman, but not a