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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CIiANCERY,
Case M. 1850
JOSEPH JOHN ZEBMANI.
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCE
CHARLOTTE PARKS zERMANL
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO; Charlotte Parks Zermani,
5 Perkins Road
4Siguster, Mass. 5.
ana RHs(l II4 n IhI, 'tus serve a tcsis9 8 +
Divorce on the 6onfplainaft's At
torney, and file the original Answer
In the office of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court on or before the 18th day
of July, A. - 1854, in the above
entitled matter, otherwise the al
legations therein win be taken as
confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
18th day OF June, A. -. 1851.
fSEAL) EARL X. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sdl Florence r.. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ]. u PORTER ~,
Solicitor for Complainant,
4f3 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
1unl4-2I- ssiJuls. 1851
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Observations taken at City Office,
800 AM. EST
Precipitation

Relative Humidity at $500 AN.
1870
barometer lSea LeveIl 500 AN
3008 ins.-l018.6 mbs.
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5Rooms For Rent


COMFORTABLE room. Phone,
Parking space. Phone 2397-W
jdnl4-3tx
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TRAILER priced to sell at Stock
Island Trailer Park. Also one
available for rent. jun14-3t
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6--Wanted To Rent

NAVY OFFICER desires two or
one bedroom furnished apt, or
house. One baby. Call 623-J,
junl4-3t
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24-Business Opportunities

LADIES apparel store in good re-
tail section. Stock complete in
Guiding yarns, notions and Ready
to-wear. Must be sold due TO i'll
health. Win sacrifice, Call 752 for
appointment. junl3-6t
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.

fully equipped, seats
loo; opposite large hospital. Forest
Glen, Silver Spring. 5000 per mo.
want exper.. responsible tenant: 81
SALESMAN to contact wholesale con-
fectionery route; small investment
required. Opportunity for excellent
earnings. Prefer settled man lookine
for permanent position. Box 11l-C,
TAVERN AND RESTAURANT, nearb,
Nd, on Route l. II you can bus
this week. you can get a real bar.
gain in q big din. rnl., long bar with
beer. wine on and on sale. Plenty
parking space plus living quarters
$500 cash and take over immed
Good Ssos lsa Lease. Small mortgage. Il you
Mt. Reamy, with PERRY BOSWELL
LADIES' n HATS. dresses and lingerie;
very exclusive location. Due tt
health, owner must sacrifice: 5000
sssIE,I ssnslHding =, stoek oeso MILTON GOLD
sHoEIA 81 sT6RE,o 5Ri with With or without stock
nsa5 sssod ans pas ior Fl xtuas Essenss Ill
conditioning and lease. Sales fol
1850 about $4,000. MILTON
r.ff0tpsnTE4;rp Gff00ttRsnTETH; pI % o44o: ..,. ar,,..
long est; lge. corner store In fine
residential section in nearby Va;
no competitions; near schools and
churches; now doing $3.50. can be
greatly improved. No brokers. Call
after pm, King 8-S6sS. 15s
LIQUOR LICENSE FOR SALE-Retail
package. Money-making opportunity
ton; terms. Box s-d, Star. 4is
SMALL GROCERY - Doing we'll; In
nice location. 1897 9th st. NV.
n.e., near Ivy City
warehouse: low overhead; $100
daily gross; beer; rent, -$135; S7,75O
1871. Id
WILL SELL LEASE or rent my profit
able grocery business. 3410 14th st,
NV. I am too old. 14a
Evening star., 1951-06-12
$500 DOWN

Buys a new all brick
senidet. home in beauti-
full GLASSMANOR. Vet
eran financing: $67.5O
per mo. includes princi-
pal, interest, taxes and
insurance. Total sales
price, $1,000. 6 weeks
delivery. Other models
available. All homes
have large Handicapped
lots, full Easements,
equipped kits, Venetian
blinds, many other fea-
lures. OVER $50 SOLD
WITHOUT AN AID. Sales
office, 251 Audrey lane
Open daily 7::30 to 4::30
To reach: Out South Cap
itol ST., 2 blocks past D
c. line to Audrey lane.
THE STANBERN
CONSTRUCTION CO.
10. 1886 II 4
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

Hope Td. Sc ROW ROW Ssick. sri neal 8 rms o0s
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY. NC
LU. 4.3400; VI. 5976: :.
ANDREWS FIELD.PENTAGON 10
4-yr.-old. ali-brick duplex with Nv.
Weii-lighted bedrms.; fuIl bsmt.:
auto. washer included in. price. As
sumo large GI loan; only $13.950;
Tasrs s5o5s5s eeop eSp,rY ,pvlssd va PRasGS dSI
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-open to
8 pm; corner Of 52nd and 8 sts.
Sc: brick BUNGALOW with bedrms.,
. baths: full bsmt.: screened porch;
gas heat; vacant: S13,950. Out Pa;
aye: left on Alabama ave. to Coral
HaRMss Hls 5Isst q REsG sfna AVE- se t. hisif s4s
GOOD InyS Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 4-34oo.
csPIToI HILL sEcTIoN-Better type
brick home; gas heat; just vacant;
good cond.; attrac. terms. Priced low.
REy EnsRfst e9y co sA sns sssd Fh4Rs ssr Ppxar pn
coSGREss U2 SaSs' HE1GHrs-2o-ft. front
semidetached brick. 6 rms, tiled
bath. rec. room, gas h.-w.h., $50 it.
level lot. Assume 81 loan at 4E,
Price, S14.500. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. 1345 Good Hope rd. sc. LU.
4-34nn. LU. 4-7572.
HOLLYWOOD PARK-Charming cor
ner Diet. brick of 8 rms, 21s baths;
scr. porch; full bsmt.. oil heat: 8
bedrms.. 2 of which will take twin
beds; S23,950. May consider offer
A. A. CAROZZA CO.. 1927 Pa. ave
Sc; LU 4.o04o: -l5
liv. rm.' dinette'' kit. a and ii bath; IND
fl. is the same: full bsmt with PAN
eled recr. rm.; storm windows
throughout. Substantial down pay
ment. Call AK 1886. is
BRICK-Six rms. and bath, l blk
Lincoln Park. Vacant. Call owner
ME.-5062, ewes. JU-7-9522.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
NEAR PROPOSED

NEAR PROPOSED
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Six-room semidet. brick; new condi-
tion. You will be astounded at the
size. ard beauty of these rooms;
nicely finished bsmt. with u bath
and outside entrance: Venetian
blinds; aluminium storm windows;
large lot: lovely landscaping; paved
alley; select neiehborhood.
T. D. BURGESS
2624 Penna Ave. Sc. vi. 2S02 It'll 8
1900 BLOCK MASS. AVE.
This immaculate Groom row brick
for 2 families, is priced right for q
quick sale. 1t has 2 screened rear
and open front porches. built-in ga.
rage. Gas h.-w.h. and a deep lot
Trades considered. Mr.. Washburn.
TU. 2091.
MARSHALL J. WApLE CO.
Raalfnr nT 00AE
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY FAMILY. 4 adults, desire
3-bedrm. house. Alex. or Arl.; max
mum. $3.50. ia. 2-3125. -12
TWO-BEDRM. house; couple, 2 chill
dren; pref NV; maximum rent
$50. OR. S710. Ia
COAST GUARD OFFICER desires
renting 3-bedroom house at reason
able rent. Phone OV. 5319. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-12

Chevy Chase Bedrms.
Close to Blessed Sacrament
Formal red brick Colonial;. immacu-
late condition: large center hall. &C.
cessible to 24-ft. living room. large
dining room. kitchen. breakfast nook
den. screened porch and tiled powder
rooms and 2 tiled baths on 2nd floor
cedar-lined closets; entire 3rd fool
insulated and finished as large rec.
restion room; full basement witt
maids quarters and W bath; de.
tached 2-car garage.
Woodrnoor Agency, Inc.
OIL. S662. Bethesda, Till 8 PM,
Evening star., 1951-06-12
KENSINGTON
ROCKVILLE
&1C I'm


A good investment for present living
and future trading. Five-room, q
story house, 2 bedrooms, basement,
side screened porch and O very large
fenced-in back yard. made for out.
door living. Excellent condition.
Moderate cash, convenient monthly
payments.
NORTHWEST REALTY
OIL. 6s67: Ewes. WI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

for retired person
with means. Large 6-bedrm. house.
tenant house. large shaded lawn and
an abundance Of beautiful shrub
berry, on main highway, with water.
front for yacht, and acreage If
desired, near Annapolis. Terms.
Phone or write for appointment.
LINWOOD L. CLARK. Attorney,
Maryland Hotel Building. Annapolis,
Md. phone 1922, la
Evening star., 1951-06-12

NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV
--Attractiye semidetached brick; in
good condition; 8 spacious rooms
dncluding denp and 2 baths; rea-
nanced, TO 70 inspect. call Mr.; Lewis
ssi; TTA5ISsssoi;cKMoRToa. Fsa Realsor. @A, 81 81
REAL RAMBLER-New brick, 5 twin
bed rms. ga baths. full din. rm.,
complete recr, rm. In bsmt.; all
slec; kit; A real buy for quick sale;
YOUNG 8 BOWERS CO. -
LITTLE MASONRY COTTAGE Of
English feeling and quaintness In
constr. Completely secluded from
view on Q deep lot. This attr. home
make i i0r real ahS GEM 'is Iiy m1ne rm. With &
cathedral-type Ceiling: step down
din. rm. with iron balustrade and
French doors leading to small
patio; bedrms. and bath on 1st f.;
9 lge; rm; and space for bath On
End q. You should not miss this
in desirable neiehborhood fof
$500. Call Mrs. KENNER. Wo
100 LANIER pL. N.w.-4 bedrms.,
z baths. 2.car gsrage; $S;ooo down;
Man SaIELi wsErsa kE sasS REED hM osoS Detached
frame: bedrms.. 2 baths: oil heat;
HutternS1tt st. STEELE, RE. 0493'
4 FAMILY sll.furn. Q apis, with 2
bedrnns: and 9 apts. with l bedrm
a1me afsa 8 Doa anYsst sEAD D0ssn's Ra s46o
I740 UPSHUR ST.-pet. ..brk.; slate
roof. 4 bedrms.. 4 baths {bedrm. and
bath on 1st ~; priced very low
RaNk fSs snlck sale lHIFYsps kyes call Pa 5e94
Fo6kN sEpRMs. MkstsaS haTHs' ~ sal 300 BOO;
brand new. all brk. fine quality:
ESss ss!i aE. ae'A5spat 5a9s. FRA FRANZ sses. s.
4sgn 4ssganILIdRIs IsIs sPHana.ome p Iand srF rs,,.
bedrms.. baths. S.csr gar; ex-
Sasa FRANK fs'us PHfLLtps. Pzfi 81 81 s.
NEARLY NEW semidet. brick; s
heat; nice yard; out N. H.. ave. to
cash: RA. 5000.
CORNER BRICK-1deal for doctor
s,.E 8 rooms: ms. 2, 2 baths. large rec. rm:
garage plus many extras. LOUIS
RIDDEN. EX. 5707.
MT. PLEASANT
In excellent condition. this 2-bedrm.,
liv. rrn., din. rm. and kit. and full
basement home, looking directly into
the park offers an excellent value;
small down payment, and balance
ME- cusHARD. OR. 1922 Ia
LUXURY RAMBLERs
CHEVY CHASE. d. C..
NJ, lovely Rock Greek Park in Chevy
Cnase. d C.. Are you looking for
that Dream Rambler am erect.
ing Q quality Job based upon many
years years Of exper in architectural
desisn. construction engineering
and and conssraetins cont exper; Drawing
bO0-$40. 600 ramblers have all the
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about. You may pre-
view the construction well under
way. By appt. you may arrange to
see o similar rambler now ST
633: Sat and Sun. EN- 1881
GLOVER PARK
VACANT
2219 39th ST. NV.
Why not get settled now and enjoy
the rest Of the summer? This e-room
and bath home with large inclosed
porches (9x15) is priced at S17.5O0.
Convenient to all schools. George
town University. transp. and shop
ping. Mrs. Clark will be glad to
show It any time by appt. Call
' MARSHALL ]. wApLE CO.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALr-N.W.
.sCCLORED
2-EAMII,Y

nr. Georgia ave. and shep
herd st. This. nice. row brick con
yate baths and separate entrances
Front and rear porches; oil h.-w.h h
For further information, call Mr.
Engle. GE. $3.50. with BEITzELI
Evening star., 1951-06-12
Greenwich Forest Ares

Greenwich Forest Area
Graceful brick house on beautiful lot
with gear garage. LIST floor has
living rm;, den. powder rm. dining
rm.. breakfast rm. and kitchen. End
floor has bedrms. and 2 baths.
Floored storage attic. Fine daylight
basement with gas furnace. This is
quality house, and reasonably
priced. Call Mrs. Ballif. Wo. 1865,
Marsteller, McCabe g. Co.
Indian Spring Hills, S. S.
New de luxe 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt.. stresmlined all-elec. kit.
with dishwasher and disposal (break.
fast space): stone trimmed: lge. lots,
In established .neishborhood. Close
to country club nr. jr. high school
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3O1O Till q PM. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-12
COLESVILLE AREA
OPEN I TTTI, DARK

OPEN ] TILL DARK.
Ednor Post Once. 2 acres and an
attractive 7-rm. rambler. tredwood
shingles). This house is nearing
completion and meets all require
ments for ige. family. Spacious liv.
rm: with firepl.. din. .rm. and com.
pletely equip. kit, util. rm., 2 bed
rms. and bath on LIST floor. 2 bed
rms. on End floor. Lse. porch, att.
gar, oil a.-c. heat, beautiful land.
seaped grounds. ample space for
chickens and garden. Located about
l. mi. on Colesville rd. In q deSir-
able community. Priced only S17,-
$50. on terms. Directions: Out
Colesville I'd. to Ednor Post Once.
turn right on Ednor I'd. "a mi. to
500 #, to house on left Exclusive
with E. F. PRICE & CO.. 1901 Ga.
ave. 10. 5-l231. 10. 5-0315. liz
MD.-Brick and stone
house. on -acre wooded. lot; lse.
liy. rm. with stone firepl., 2 lse.
picture windows, huilt-in bookcases,
2 cor. cupboards In din. rm... 4
bedrms ;, 1h baths, den, lge. kit.
with cab, hrkfst. nook. how'd. rs.
throughout, dry bsmt.. air-cond.
heat; must be seen to be apprec.; I;
priced for quick sale; can be
hnanced. Shown by appt.
OLNEY REALTY CO., INC.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
WILSON LANE AREA

near Bethesda-Ram.
bier Of stone and brick construction
with tile roof. on lge. wooded lot;
bedrms,, 2 baths, den and powder
rm, lge. lily. rm.: sep. din. rm., beau.
space. recr: rm.. built-in garage.
Evenings, WO. 1892.
E. N; FRY. INC.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
CHEVY CHASE

Charming det. brick home on beau.
tifully Handicapped and shrubbed lot {:
center-han entrance. z spacious
rooms. ga baths; maids room in
bsmt.; oil h.-wh.; built-in garage:
slate roof: random width flooring;
attic; many other desirable features,
FRED A. SMITH co.
Elk. 24SO. 1113 18th st NV
Evening star., 1951-06-12

EDGEMOOR-$19,950
Modern brick home with den and pow
der room, 1st floor; 3 bedrms., l
schools. shopping. etc. Very rea-
sonable terms.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Bethesda, Md. WI. 2O22
Ewes. OIL. 475S, WI. 1890
Evening star., 1951-06-12

COLoRED-Sl,5O 500 to $4,000 DOWN
NEAR SEARS. RoEBUCK
Modern f3-rm. brick. IN baths, full
basmt., gas heat. Venetian blinds,
concrete porch, large rec. rm. with
bar lovely yard. Easy mo. payments.
RA. 6912. ma. 0223. Ia. 1870.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
VETS TOWN HOUSES
$15,000-$750 DOWN

5 BEDROOMS, j l2 Baths
Truly de luxe type 2-story home,
featuring step-saving tiled powder
rm. on 1st f., together with "a
it.. liv. rm and din. area and an
ultramodern YOUNGSTOWN kit; 3
bedrms. amt bath upstairs; full
bsmt. with outside entrance; many
other additional features that make
a house a home; superbly con-
venient to schools, stores and trans
portation. Out r. l. ave. ne. to
18th ST.. left to Tavlor st. and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
CHICAGO
NOT S
BY Mrs. Willie Gordon
Justification by Faith

Of course | am cognizant of the
fact that it is not altogether es-
sential that we pray in any parti-
cular position, yet / have observed
in the Bible that two modes of
prayer are set forth, standing and
kneeling. However a most signific-
ant posture is referred to in wor-
shipping God, namely prostroation.
Recently l have thought a great
deal of the significance of the two
first named prayer pastures, stand
ing and kneeling and l must ad-
NIT that it has been my experinece
that when kneel in prayer, as /
commune with my Heavenly Faith
er, He speaks to my heart in no
uncertain tones. Just yesterday
while kneeling in prayer in a cot
tage prayer meeting the following
scripture were given to meRomans
81 and Romans 1911 and Immediate
~ song of praise began ringing
in my heart. This old hymn was
one which our beloved Senior Bisil-
op, the late Bishop c. P. Jones often
sang during his pastorate at Christ
Temple in Jackson;
Awake my soul in joyful lays,
And sing thy Great Redeemers
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Elaine were happy to spend two
weeks with their relatives here in
Chicago.
We are very happy to see that our
National Missionary Sister Eliza Nc
Lield is up and about as usual after
recovering from slight hand all
ment. Sister McLield is very ener-
getic and constantly engaged in
missionary work and all of us are
glad to see her out again.
Rev. A. NJ McKandis of Jackson
is residing here in Chicago now and
he is keeping quite busy delivering
messages to the youths at Christ
Temple here. This young man
comes from one of Mississippi's
foremost families and represents
he finest in young man hood. Mr..
McKandis delivered a soul string
message at three o'clock Sunday
afternoon. A large crowd was pres
ent to here him.
Mrs. Dora Askernese is back in
the Windy City to stay for some
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time after having spent several
years in Oakland, California with
her son, Rev. O. Askernese who
pastors a church out there. She i.
welcomed back to Chicago by hel
many friends. Mrs. Askernese is a
native Mississippian and an aun
of Mrs. Minnie Porter of the
Georgetown neighborhood in Jack
son.
A deep sorrow grips our hearts to
hear OF the passing Of two of Christ
Temple Cathedral's outstanding of
ficals. Mr.. Edward R. Lee, formerly
Of Arkansas who has edited the
church bulletin for many months.
Mr.. Lee attended the monthly con-
ference at church on Monday night
Oct Is and died of a stroke o.
paralysis Sunday night, Oct. 81. Flu
neral services to be conducted by
the pastor, Bishop j. M. Haywood
Saturday, Oct. 81. Deacon st. Jude
Dunn, who has been in the eye, ear
and nose hospital for several weeks,
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praise:

praise;
He justly claims a song from
me
His loving kindness, Oh how
In the forging passage of scrip
free!"
In the foregoing passage of scrip
ture we will note many significant
facts, several of which l will speak
briefly. In the preceding Chapter
we recall about the limitedness of
the law and we learn that it was
holy and just. Then coming to the
first verse of he.eighth chapter we
are assured of the possibility of
being free from condemnation de-
pendent upon a certain condition,
that of being in Christ Jesus and of
a definite living spiritual life. In
Galatians S: verses Is to "a we
have the fruit of the Spirit describ-
ed very wildly. 1t is SO wonderful
when we can realize that searching
the scriptures is like looking at
ourselves in mirror. We can al
ways know just how we look to
God.
Our beloved America stands head
and shoulders above other coun-
tries in its stand for freedom and
we notice in verse two of our les
son, that to have Christ Jesus on
the inside is to enjoy freedoms from
sin and death Jesus fulfilled the
law which God gave to Moses on
Mount Sinai and He was the end
of that law because He came to
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kingdom which was to be estab-
lished in the hearts of men, that is
why we are required to be filled
with the Holy Spirit and then to be
led of Him in order to be well
pleasing to God.
In verse three, the weakness of
the Masoic law is mentioned and
this causes us to realize that since
Christ came there is no cloak, no
excuse for sin; due to the fact that
His strength is made perfect in
weakness. Jesus mission to this be-
nighted world over nineteen hum
dred years ago was two-fold, to
provide for mans redemption from
sin and his restoration to fellow
ship with God, then secondly, to set
a righteous example of the type of
life which we human beings must
live to be pleasing to God and to
inherit eternal life. In our natural
state with our carnal minds we are
sure to lose our souls while on the
other hand we are privileged to be
spiritually minded and enjoy life
abundant and peace. The peace O.
God which all Christians have can
not be obtained from any other
source except from the Prince o.
peace, Jesus Christ, the son of the
living God. Let us look at Romans
III. the second passage which was
given to me at this time also. The
Great Apostle Paul who wrote this
book Of Romans begs. yea pleads
persuasively to Gods people to
make God a present of our mortal
bodies for we know that despite
the fact that so many are being,
misled in thinking that God dwells
in larg meeting houses made. of
brick, stone or wood. that as the
Bible plainly states the Almighty
dwells not in temples made with
hands but His highest ambition is
to live in the hearts of His people.
He says in this same epistle our
bidies are the temple of the Holy
Ghost. He is yearning toindwell
your heart today. He stands and
knocks for admittance. Let Jesus
come into your heart. He will make
OF you new creature, you will be-
come the apple of His eye. He will
never leave nor forsake you and
He will lead you to heaven where
you can dwell with Him for ever
because you will be one of His
justified children.
Private Malachi Rayford Moore
was house guest OF his aunt Mrs.
Willie Gordon for a week having
come to Chicago from Fort Lee
Virginia enroute to jackson before
going overseas. He spent most
pleasant visit here with relatives
and friends whom he knew when he
was residing here in 1948.
"Rayford," as he is SO fforidly
called still had that broad smile and
cheerful disposition which has en-
deared him to all those who know
him. He left Monday on tie City of
New Orleans for Jackson to spend
time with his father, Mr.. J. A.
Moore, Sr., and his sisters and
brothers.
Mrs. Ruby Woodall spent three
weeks in Jackson visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes
OF Blair street. She reports a most
enjoyable trip and she is very
much elated over the marvellous i'm
provements which Jackson has ex-
oerienced. Her mother. Mrs. Nettie
Rhodes and her little two-year old
niece Nettie Elaine, accompanied
her on her return on the City of
New Orleans. Mrs. Rhodes and
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too often prove to be fatal to
loved ores
The Mississippi Safety Council
traffic safety education program
this month has as its slogan,
NIGHT DOUBLES TRAFFIC
TROUBLES" and seeks to curb
the after-dark toll of lives and
property
IF we can convince both drivers
and pedestrians of one fact this
month Windham said, our pro-
gram will help UNNECESSARILY in
postponing that millionth death,
That fact is: Nighttime is more
than twice as dangerous as day
time for walking and driving. To
stay alive-double your caution'
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Auto Accidents
Fl axe 356 Lives
SO Far This Year

Automobile accidents so far this
year have taken $50 lives, and of
this number, IT'S were killed in
night accidents, according to A. S.
Windham, Executive Director Of
the Mississippi Safety Council
Windham's terse statement came
in support of the Safety Councils
October program Of traffic safety
education, which is being under
taken in cooperation with the Ma
tional Safety Council and eoordinat-
ed in Mississippi Highway Safety
Patrol.
Council and ccordinated in Mis-
sissippi Highway Safety Patrol.
Windham explained that the
number Of traffic deaths this year
wildly shows the increased danger
Of night walking and driving. I'm
proportion to the number of We
hicles on the highways during the
day and those during the night
the number of fatalities illustrates
the tragedies resulting from taking
chances during the dusk and dark
hours. The hazard is much greater;
and, consequently, the driver and
pedestrian should exert more eau
ion"
Darkness was a factor in many
If the 2.l00 traffic deaths that oc-
cured throughout the nation last
October" Windham declared I'VE
must realize that night is traffic
hazard as real in its impact as ice
en- the highway. In Fall and Win
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

ter the coincidence of heavy ira
vel and hours OF darkness is due
to the development of the going-to
work and returning from work
periods CT the day by the length
ening night"
Windham cited the increased
traffic due to football games and
other sports events during the Fall
and Winter months. Many sports
fans. returning home after the
game, are forced to do their trav-
cling at dusk or during nighttime
hours. This increased traffic flow
on the highways, increases the
possibility Of accidents which all