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HElP-DoMESTIc

COOK. exper.; S165 mo-; live in, with
empl. husband who must be avail.
after. pm. for butler service.
Lovely upstairs rm. with bath, down.
stairs work only; no laundry or
heavy cleaning; 5ls-day week; ref
Call before IL am. DE. 94SI. Ia
COOK-G.h.w.. settled woman. Ref
erences and health card. Live in. =
adults. $50. Phone OR. 1858.
COOk-G H.W., live in, must have ref
erenccs. $50 per week to start. 5la
day week. Lovely room Overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Last housekeeper
stayed years. GE. 6951. Ia
COOK -G.H.W., settled, live in; lge
2nd-h. rm.. bath; 5R days; paid
vacation; Salary open. Local refs
Chevy Chase. WI. 1855. -13
COOk-G.H.W in: 2 children;
modern home; references. KE
COOK KoG.H.w.. live in: experienced,
settled colored girl; references; $40
a week. WI. 2l11. --13
G.H.W.-Must have reference and
live in; fond of children; excel.
salary. TU. 4236. -l3
G.H.W.; to live in; exper., with ref
erences;, private upstairs rm.; all
electrical conv.; 9 schoolaged chill
dren. Wed. afternoon and every
other Sunday OF. OIL. 4942. Ia
adults and l school child, Iaundress
empl., $40. OIL. OHRR - <
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR SEATTLE Nov. Is;
take 2 riders; '53 Olds: share eX-
penses. Phone AL. $500. Room 40
DRIVING NEW YORK Fri evening
Il to & pm,
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Young Lady
Motors Insurance
Corp.

Has an opening on its cleri-
cal staff for a young lady
age 18 to 80. Typing ability
essential. New air-condi-
toned bldg; 5-day week
Good starting salary, plus
GIN cost of living allowance
S atur d day interviews ar
ranged. Call Mr.. Kearney
at ME. 3270 for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

@t4@A4N "A x44xJk4o1G NO"
For emf oyment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house.
Cleaning. etc SALVATION ARMY
9arbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
YOUNG. MAN. graduate Amherst Col
iege with over l year Harvard Law
school, in upper half Of class bu
leaving to enter commercial busi
ness field. Desires connection wifi
progressive organization where an
plication will offer career and on
ppoogtunity of advancement. Bo.
STUDENT. 25. part time, week end
or evenings; counter or soda man
varied exper:; reliable. sober. HO
GENTLEMAN. 3S-yrs. old, white
exper. in organizing and dealin.
with the public. seeks employment
with going concern. Have had oWr
business. Best of refs. WI. 427S.
GRADUATE STUDENT, economies
married, 25: desires permanent EN-.
ployment: administrative experience
Phone kE. 1-0l5l. 9 to 5.
COLLEGE GRAD desires part-tim,
work; hours II to 8 pm: 5 days
Ca,l 20: 2-2379 between z anc
Evening star., 1952-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN
AUT0MOTTVE ACCOUNTANT a : G

IAUTOMOTIVE ACCOUNTANT, B.Cs
99eegree' two years experience. Bon
.9i M: Star. 15s
CARETAKER-Gene estate MAIN
tenance; strong. dependable married
man. non-Smoker or drinker. Box
456-R. Star.
ENGINEER, colored, 1st-class, Mary
land license, exper. in L. e. II. oil
aa ana stqker-type boilers, also refgr.
MAN, white, dependable, desires
Watchman or maintenance lob: live
IN Or out; good health, ref. 10.
MAN-Married, 81, degree in eco
nomlcS. several yrs. govt. experience,
expense economist. marketing spe.
cialist. executive of1cer price Spe-
c1aIlst wishes job in private industry
or association work. Ii. 6-7396.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HELP--WoMEN
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
CLERK

Aptitude for figures. fair, typing abil-
sential; good starting salary. paid
vacation. free disqualification and
life insurance. See Mr.. Garner,
Room 434. Standard Oil Bldg, 261
Constitution ave. NV. -16
BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator.
STYLIST. at Brooks, 11O9 @ st. NV.
.BEAUTICIAN - Expert who desires
chance, with following; a small shop: +:
can be like her own boss. Downtown.
BEAUTiC1AN-Top salary. Call ewes.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. fexper.: steady
| position: good pay and commission
Apply 7713 Ga. ave. NV. -l6
BEAUTY OPERATOR--Earn SS5 to
s,oo ssaEp per %k Gusran1ee Uav Plus esR4
TIVE HAIRDREssERs. i7l0 Eye
BoOKKEEPER. accts. receivable. un-
| derwood posting machine; varied
sqts' srna or intsffssiPs es s aod SSFe as AT
GARAGE. chrysier- Plymouth Dealer,
BooKKEEPER = weii-known. long.
essnns a. aGss sDssay as shop pas M
Ing charge accounts. balancins
| 1edsers; pleasant working conditions
| paid vacation, discount on purchases
Write Box 1905. Star. stating age
experience and salary expected. lis
BOOKKEEPER Suburban automo.
bile dealer needs neat-appearins
| young lady with bookkeeping and
general ONCE work experiences; auto.
motive BACKGROUND helpful but not
necessary; good salary and workins
conditions; flexible hours to be dis
cussed at interview. Apply to Mr.
Redd. CALVERT MOTORS. INC.
114l East-West hwy, Silver Spring
BOOKKEEPING machine operator
established large firm In Bethesda
Chevy Chase area has opening for
permanent position: 39-hr.. 5ia-day
week. When writing please state
experience and salary expected. Boz
BOoKKEEPER ASST CASHIER
automotive exper. preferred but mo-
essentials; should be accurate with
figures and have pleasing person
atty; excel. salary. 5-day wk.. pats
vacation ins. benefits etc. MCNEIL
MOT ORS. 141S P st; NV. co. 21b3
Evening star., 1952-11-13
CLERK

NAGOh
White; for dry cleaning stores. Apply
DICKEY'S CLEANERS. 9TH and
Apply in person
THE CROWN CO.. s27-s29 nth st
CRERK TYPIsT with experience
pleasant working conditions. Cal
CIERK-1TYiPTsT, ii SSi in an insuranc.
claims dept; opportunity for ad'
ward Bldg. Di. $3.50.
CLERK-TYPIST for long estab. trade
assn; accuracy, intelligence and in
terest in work more important than
present typing speed; good oppor-
ssnt' xorE TO Learn 2ppy a DhfSss 6s s Il srad Sc
NV. Room 3o4. IA
CLERK-TYPIST-Interesting work in
pleasant surroundings. Advance.
ment. Must be neat, accurate. Ap-
cnkRk4xffsf, PlE 1ias ffsh st. in 1'r credit depart
ment; 40-hour, 5-day week; excel
lent company benefits; permanent
position to one interested. Apply
Personnel ONCE, SEARS, ROEBUCK
& CO., $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
CEERK-TYPIsT. high school grad.
position; 5-day. .37Ea- hr. wk.; paid
vacations and free Decentralization
insurance. AMERICAN SURETY
Co.. $50 Southern BLDG, 18th and
CLERK-TYPisT. fire insurance com.
pany branch ONCE; 5-day wk.; conv
loc pleasant working conds. Cal
TERk-Tf28'P1sr for insurance once;
wk; to start. Apply 500 Victor bldg,
724 9th st. NV. -13
CLERK K-TYPIST-Young lady to dc
general ofice work; white; 40-5C
w.pm. typing speed; pleasant work.
sick leave, disqualification. Apply In
person to MRS. JONES. 1900 Rhode
Island ave. NV DI. 3412.
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TYPISTS (4)
Start $50 Week


Minimum 5 yrs. tipping experience
to type technical manuscripts ane
writers. Pleasant personality; out.
standing opportunity. Work located
30-45 minutes committing time
rom lnt: Alex;, Va: or WASHINGTON
ings. All Al'Si Company saS BENEFITS. ifsff0Saa Senc
complete resume. special delivery
New York 36. N. Y.
TYPIST- -RECEPTIONIsT for clinic
able to operate PIX board, or willing
to learn; hours s to 5, 5 days pei
wk.; no overtime; good starting
salary. with PERIODIC increases
NV; NV, section; free, parking. Write
to Box 340-S, Star. ia
TYPISTS AND SWITCHBOARD oper.
ator 10. monitor board. pleasant
working condition. 5-day week. perm
position age 20.3O. CECO STEEL
M wpR0DnCTS CORPS. ma. 5s14 la
ply PEARY'S RESTAURANT, $3.50
Georgia ave. NV. Re-. 1880. -15
WAITRESS--White; no exper. neces
Apply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE, Mari.
bore pike and Benning I'd. s.e... 10
wAiTRFss, daywork; good salary
Rss RSNr '0sss50pi sso5 Mt Pessant REsrAI e.
MATTRESSES. white, full or par
time; excellent working conditions
top wages. Call HEDIN HOUSE
HOTEL, AID. 6060. Ia
WAITRESS. white, night club expert
ence; must be reliable and neat
MAYNARDS REST. 1908 14th st
NV.
UArTpESs n,huo, .,,4
for experienced and refined worker
five-day week; average 500 weekly
WAGSHAL'S DELICATESSEN. 4S5s
Mass. ave. NV. -l5
Evening star., 1952-11-13

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. national
for, pleasant lady with high stand
ards and earnestness of purpose;
good pay. Box -426-S. Star. -13
WINTER IN SOUTH for lady with
fair education. age. not important;
must be able to work without boss.
DO THoUGHTs of Christmas bills
worry you? Diana Deering cos
metics can bring you plenty of
i am. KE. s-5o5a for interview.
SPARE TIME CASH - Sell Xmas
cards. As much as $50 weekly, No
experience needed; sell on sight.
Gift wrappings. ribbons. stationary.
Come in or call. LIBERTY BELL
STUDIOS $40 F ST., Suite 500,
RE 47l6. Open Thursday ewes.
LIFE BEGINS after 40 for many
AVON reprs.; you can earn $500
before Xmas; training now. RE.
EXPERIENCED in general insurance
office; full or part time; excellent
working conditions. Call ME. 2670.
PART-TIME TELEPHONE WORK;
prefer experienced operator for Sat-
urday, Sunday and some evening
work; convenient schedules arranged.
EARN EXTRA MONEY BETWEEN
NOW AND XMAS-Sales help
needed, either part time or full time
hours. ~ to and 5 to Q pm; 81
per hour employe discounts on
purchases: pleasant working con-
ditions: WOLPE JEWELLERS. 1922
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HELP-MEN AND woMEN

ACCOUNTANT. for insurance organ
ization. Give full particulars as to
education, experience, salary ex-
DRUG CLERK, eXper., excel. OPP.
good salary, liberal comm, 10 to 6.
CHEVY CHASE PHARM.. WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
WRAPPER

For temporary work until Christmas
Good salary and pleasant working
conds. r. HARRIS g. CO., JEWEL
ERS. 11O1 F st. NV. See Mr.. Geraci,
4th-f1r. office. -15
Girl. FRIDAY. good typist, elec
typewriter eXper. pref. interesting
position. various duties. including
some figure work; opport for ad-
GIRL. attractive, courtroom and
cigarette, night club. Hours, z
pm. to 2 am. Apply Mr.. Seidel,
CLUB 1903, 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
WOMAN, with separate income. man
ager for small rooming house in eX-
change for good living quarters;
Quiet and respectable clientele.
Apply 1919 M st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HELP--MEN

MEN-Virginia ofiices needs 2 part
owners: NO SELLING; excellent sal
ary. Apply in person before l pm.
26l4 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. lis
MEN t24l white to distribute hand
bills. daily pay Sc. Report z am.
MEN (24). white. to distribute hand
bills: daily pay. Sc. Report z am.
AGO N Y ave n N
Evening star., 1952-11-13
CREnIT ASSISTANT

raetful and experienced in dealing
with public. credit or general once
experience necessary. Must be able
to type. Apply in person to Mrs.
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPIECES
INC, Oil Tth st. NV. -16
Evening star., 1952-11-13
G.H.W.-LIVE I'M

O.Q. W.-L1VE In
Small family; able to cook. GE. 1884.
HOUSEKEEPER, with ONCE exper.,
1or business woman; good home
state experience, age, requirements
HoUsEWoRKER, fond of children;
must have good refs; experienced
Call CO. 20s7 bet. 5 pm. and {
pm, or Fri. bet. q and IL am.
LADY, white, refined, who wants a
5000 home. to assist with l.h.w. and
children; small wages; refs. re-
MAID, experienced general houseWork
Cooking: live in or stay nights
MAID. white or colored, good refer.
ences; live, in pleasant 2nd-flooI
room; children; simple cooking
EIMWoeoaD ss7i. sHss7anine; i$ to S?S ) pm week week
MAID, live in. g.h.w.. cooking. care
l child upstairs rm.; other heir
employed; Wed. aft. every other
Sun on; $50 per wk. Ia. 5000
NuRSEMAlD, must live in; care Of 2
children; light housework; other help
employed; refs; excel. sal. WI. 6237.
WOMAN to baby sit occasionally days
and evenings, Bethesda area; 55c
an hour. OIL. 379S.S -l5
MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN, white; a good
nome, In exchange for services and
salary. Lo. 5-42S4. after pm.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored; live IN.
5R2 days; light houseWork; small
sSTM; salary; NO: 263s; Is
s99allqren; s9aar live in. Call DU. 0l93
APT. IN SUBURBS to man and
woman twhitel, for 4 hrs. (twice
wk), housework. Box 236-S. Star.
COMPETENT, married .housekeeper;
no cooking; about 5 hrs. average
daily time; furn. apt. for self and
husband; refs. required; steady po-
S' SSition' good salary. Box 1925,
CCLORED-MOTHER's HELPER; take
care of z children; pvt. room and
board. So week. LU. 4-3O90. --I3
COLORED WOMAN for general clean
ing and personal laundry. S35
week and carfare. WI. 1907.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Po<ches. garages and alterations, We
ouild or rebuild your home. PAD
GETT g. PADGETT. Builders. JU
9-7633 ewes, ia
Evening star., 1952-11-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ASSISTANT EDTTOR

ASSISTANT LAB. clinic or physician
once, nursing experience, little
typing. Trinidad 1892,
Evening star., 1952-11-13
FOIINTAIN NI.ERKS

FOUNTAIN CLERKS
NIGHT SHIFT. IL pms am. We'll
paid work at our soda fountain
We. will train you. Uniforms furn
and laundered free. Apply to man
and Thomas Circle NV. -15
NIGHT AUDITOR, hotel transcript;
experience preferred; age 25-45. Ap-
ply mgr.'s ofice. No phone calls
NEW DUNBAR, 2015 10Th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-11-13
HAVE FUN EARNING
YOUR XMAS MONEY

Selling toys in Americas most ia.
nous toy store. Full or part time
No evenings. F. A. o. SCHWARZ
finckel'sl.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

concrete and brick
work, old and new work; best me.
char GhanlcS; prompt service. MR.. HOOK
Evening star., 1952-11-13

-CONDITIONERS removed also
stored; $50 per season. PEPPER
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking lots
= pvt, roads. Free estimates. OIL.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

CARPENTRY - ALTERATIONS, repairs
remodeling; old and new work. MR
SMITH, IA. 7-5527. any tins
Evening star., 1952-11-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
eInS enNSrRe cellar aa!aTnct to I, roof; CENTRAL
, 1952-10-10
Voters Of ST. Croix


It has been my pleasure to-
serve you as your Member-at-
Large for ST. Croix, during the
period Of one year and three
months. This service has been
rendered with the highest de-
gree Of honesty and sincerity.
/ have been ever mindful Of
the high honor and response
bility Of the office you have
placed upon mt.
It is my great desire to con
tinue to be of service to all
the people Of our community,
in the interest of progress,
social, political & economical.
I, therefore, solicit your
confidence, trust and support
in the coming elections. I ask
for the opportunity to con-
tinue to serve you for another
term, by your vote on Nvem-
Der 18th.
Schedule of meetings will
appear later.
HENRY E. RoHLSEN
Member-at-Large
, 1952-10-10
Shipping News

The SIS L POINT
Err" is scheduled to sail from
New Orleans October 9th;
Mobile October 18th, and is
due at Frederiksted October
10th, via Jamaica and Haiti,
accepting freight for Barbados
British Guiana and Neither
lands Guiana.
G STEAMSHIP co. Inc
Rob't I. Merwin & co. Inc.
Agents
, 1952-10-10
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No;
G 1910 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
Of is hereby requested to pre-
sent it to the Bank within
twelve (12l weeks from this
date, as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the
expiration Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
September Il, 1852
, 1952-10-10
First class radio-telephone
operator for immediate em-
ployment Radio Station WIVI.
Hazel Vickers


mally thrown away as waste
are suitable for use as subsi-
diary feed for cattle, the
Unesco announcement says.
The kernel Of the mango
seed is a rich source Of protein
and carbohydrates. The pull
verized kernel Of the seed is
moistened with water and
mixed with oil seed cake or
any other grain mixture IN
small proportions. The ami
mails soon acquire a taste for
it and the proportion can then
be gradually raised to POPS
per cent Of the total mixture.
Used in this way mango
seed kernel would, it is esti-
mated, S save India about
$4,000, 900 annually.
The mango seed kernel is
also a rich source Of starch,
and scientists at the Division
Of Soil Science and Agricultu-
raj Chemistry Of the Indian
Agricultural Research Insti-
fute, estimate that some 140,r
900 tons of starch may be
obtained from this source
each year.
, 1952-10-10
NINETEEN i.

Ritzberg, Engracio Rios, Ira
Petersen, Frederick Nanton
and Clarence James.
Those from St. Thomas and
ST. John were: Loring Sewer,
Alfredo Smith, Jrs Warren
Leerdam, Orthniel Rhymer,
Austin Martin, 7 Pc q
Sprauve, Welvin Harrigan and
Elmo Williams.
, 1952-10-10
WANTED TO u

Clean Jars with covers
Coffee size, " pint
| pint, and quarts.
Time 4:sO - $40
Daily
NO. So E COURT
Christiansted
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

All schools are asked to parti-
clpate in the art exhibit. The art
committee is asking for pictures
to be drawn from charcoal, cray
on and oil. Sizes not exceed II x
30. All entries are to be made
Thursday am, February Ii. This
will be an exhibit among school
students.
All PTA units are asked to send
Parents and Teachers Ofganiza-
ton.
as many delegates as possible.
Make this year "The Silver Jub-
lice" one of the Best and Largest
attended conventions.
Persons present on committee
for program planning were, Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Espy, state president
of Florida's Congress of Colored
Parents and Teachers, Perrine;
Mrs. Beatrice Wilson, State Sec
rotary, Florida's Congress of Col
ored Parents and Teachers, Tam
pa; Mrs. Daisy M. Murrell, state
publicity chairman, Belle Glade;
Mr.. William G. Thompson, Tar
pom Springs.
From st. Petersburg were Rev.
w. r. Johnson, Mr.. James A. Bond,
Mrs. V. P. Nelson, Mrs. H. r.
Howard, Mrs. Eva Oliver, Mrs
Julia Hall, Mrs. Attain Leggett
Prof. Emanuel M. w. Stewart
Mrs. Alicia Hargray, Mrs. Irene
D. Beasley, Prof. A. J. Polk, Mrs
A. L. Smith, Mr.. w. A. Johnson
Mrs. Ophelia Lowe.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26
Congress Quizzes Numbers
Cars In Washington
WASHINGTON - (ANP)

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
Roger (Whitetop) Simpkins, al
legged number car in the Distric
of Columbia, and several othel
Negro number writers are likely
to be cited for contempt of con-
greSs for failure to answer cues
tons fired at them last week by
the Senate District Crime Inves-
tigating committee.
SimpkinS, Nathaniel Y. Taylor
and Miss Jacqueline Y. Terry re-
fused to answer most of the ques-
tons posed by the committee
counsel on the grounds that the
answers might tend to incriminate
them.
Miss Terry is said to have op-
Grated the adding machine and
placed telephone calls at the de-
funct numbers headquarters once
operated by Orian T. Whiting.
Taylor is said to be a pickup
man known in the gambling world
as Shorty"
perhaps one of the most help
full witnesses to the committee
was Mrs. Sarah Mears Hall.
known to the gamblers as
''Dimples" Mears. Admitting that
Simpkins was formerly her boy
friend, Dimples said he operated
the numbers business from her
home from 1910 until 1945. It
was her responsibility at that
time to see that the work
got in on time and to take care
of the cash.
Cash receipts were estimated
as ranging from $4,000 to- $4,000
daily. She further estimated that
the gross intake had reached as
high as $4,000 for a single day.
She said her house was equip
ped with seven adding machines,
operated by seven persons, in
Guiding herself. She referred to
the other employees as; Jack-the--
Bear, Sporty" Johnson, Lefty"
Winston, Piggy" Leake and
Odessa Madre.
Those she said brought money
to the headquarters were Roy
Jones, Little joe, Sunshine"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26
Florida PTA Congress
Meets In St. Pete

A planning meeting for the an
Z nual convention of Florida's Con-
: gress of Colored Parents and
Teachers, met January 18th at
Gibbs High School, st. Peters
burg, Florida, Professor A. J.
- Polk, Principal.
Devotional period led by Rev.
Nv. r. Johnson opened the Com
nTeSee meeting. Mrs. Attain Leg
gett, President of Pinellas County
Parent Teacher Council, served
as general chairman.
Convention Theme adopted,
major Contribution To Twenty
Five Years of Service" Slogan,
s'Better PTA's Make Better
Schools"
High1ights of this meeting, will
be a Training Institute and Con-
Sultants to conduct the sessions
are, Mrs. Mamie Williams, vice
president of the National Congress
of Celored Parents and Teachers
and Mrs. E. w. White, Georgia
president, Congress of Colored
n al CIlLS oIIu CoSA1CAo'
The State President, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth M. Espy, is bringing the
Training Institute to Florida'S
Convention as an assist and will
further promote the State Slogan
in all PTA units.
On opening night, February
IA, a pageant will be presented,
History of "Florida's Parent
Teacher Organization" written by
Daisy M. Murrell and presented
by the Dramatic class of Gibbs
High School, Mrs. Mclean, in
Structor.
On closing night will be helc
the annual banquet, a unique
tprogram. Banquet chairman, Mr.
James A. Bond. The evening will
be in celebration of the "Silve
Jubilee" honOring persons who
have served for twenty-five
years in Educational Fields, Civic
affairs and PTA organizations
Also twenty-five years of thu
Florida Congress of Colorec
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Miss Mears claimed that she
was never raided during the time
that SimkpinS was operating at
her home and she has not dealt
in numbers since he left. It was
reported, however, that she has
a record of gambling and narcot-
les arrest and served time for a
narcotics violation last year.
When asked why she quit ths
numbers business she answered
with a bit of sarcasm, GO I didn't
quit, they quit me-"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Boldware, Coulter" Mason, "Axel"
Greer and "SIim" Hall.
Sunshine was killed in an
automobile accident in 1948.)
The witness testified that she
had seen policemen come into the
Simpkins headquarters and haH
sometimes heard the men speak
of protection. When she noticed
the uniform cops come into the
place, she said, she was assured
by her boy friend that she had
nothing to worry about,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

George T. Walker, gifted pi-
anist and composer, soon will sail
for Europe where he shall be
presented in a number of recitals
'on the continent. His first stop
will be February IL in Stock
holm, Sweden in a nationwide
radio hookup on the Scandinavian
Breadcasting SyStem.-ANP.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26
How TO Treuf
Poinfu1. Piles

itching, staple PILES. gek CHnNAisoib from
your druggist, See how fast Unusually
so0thes away pain. soreness, itching, nerv-
Susnsss; seeh now i Se9ls fiery burning and
WOnder- kgetE1pg CE5RAROID must prove
blessing t6you 81 money back Is guaranteed
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Five Murders Over ~ Years
Links Three Cities in Mystery

Iances said he came here from Italy
about II years ago. After the
Syracuse slayings. an Italian
speaking detective was sent to
Italy which indicated they thought
Messina had fed there.
| Messina had no known ocupa-
tion here. but acquaintance re-
lcalled he always seemed we'll
heeled with money.
At about the time Of Messina s
murder, Sam Zannino, a Balti-
more fight promoter. disappeared
He was supposed to have left by
train for New York. A few days
later his blood-Stained Cadillac
was found abandoned near VIII
mington, Del.
Another suspect in the Syracuse
Sayings was identified as Phillip
Mangano or Magano. Syracuse
police said he also had been found
murdered in New York in 1861.
Records show that Philip Man.
gano was found in the marshlands
of Bergen Beach in Brooklyn
April 10, 1851. Police described
him as a water front racketeer
He was shot three times.
Police haven't announced any
motive for any of the slayings. Al
the time Of the Syracuse slayings
bootlegging was mentioned. Ir
connection with Messina's death
it was numbers racket. And ir
Mangano's case. the Malta wa.
rumored. a
I Manganese name cropped ur
during the Senate Crime Investi.
eating Committees study of thu
Malta and its role in. the organ.
ization of crime.