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Evening star., 1952-08-19
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Evening star., 1952-08-19
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TYPISTS

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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

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We need three people to complete our
Catholic Bible: high commissions
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Evening star., 1952-08-19
HELP DOMESTIC

SALESPERSON-Man or woman who
has the ability and exper.. to step
into retail fur shop, also ready-to-
wear and take over. MA. 11O9. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-19
BRICK AND LUMBER

BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls, steps,
Walks; new or repairing; 1st-class
Evening star., 1952-05-19
Collision With Truck
DeraiIs 59-Car
Freight in Michigan
By the Associated Press

SAWYER, Mich, May 49,
Railroad wrecking crews moved
into this small Southwestern
Michigan community today to
clear SO cars of a Chesapeake &
Ohio freight train derailed last
night in a collision with light
pickup truck.
The freight cars were scattered
over a ha1f-mile section of the
railroad right of way here. Cars
were piled six high in the down.
town area of the small community
located south Of Benton Harbor,
Mich.
State police reported no persons
were killed in the spectacular de-
Irailment. Three teen-agers, pas
sengers in the truck, were in
Ijured critically and taken to st.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital in nearby
st. Joseph. ~
Ram Middle of Train.
They were: Shirley Pratt, IS
and Starr Brightbill, 16, both OF
New Troy, and Roland Sonnen-
berg, Is. OF Sawyer, Mich.
Police said the three were in
the pickup truck which rammed
into the middle of the long Grand
Rapids to- Chicago freight train
at a crossing north of here.
The fast train dragged the
truck for 100 yards.
Railroad officials said the i'm
pact of the collision broke a
brake beam on one of the cars,
causing the derailment of tbs
other cars.
The small towns 150-odd resi-
dents here were awakened by the
terrific noise caused by the de-
rallied freight cars.
A freight station warehouse
was wrecked by the scattering
cars. a
I
Two Buildings Damaged.
Two commercial buildings were
damaged and two parked autos
were destroyed. So
Powerlines were broken and
Ifiremen played a steady stream
lot water over the scattered cars
as a fire-prevention measure.
Telephone service was main
tanned despite temporary breaks
in overhead lines.
The wreck happened at 11:1O
pm. Residents flocked into the
street. many still in dressing
gowns. to see the spectacular
pile up.
Evening star., 1952-05-19
Crash Pilot Walks
Seven Miles for Aid
AS Wife Is Killed
BY the Associofed Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, May
19-The pilot of a missing pri-
vate airplane walked into Coco
Samaritan Hospital here today
and reported his wife dead in the
wreckage of the craft seven miles
west of the city.
The pilot, Gordon Taylor, 28
said he walked and hitchhiked
from the crash scene to the hos
pital to seek aid. He was given
treatment and told
hospital authorities he was unable
to detect any sign of life in his
wife. Betty.
Coast GuardSmen were search
ing the area for Mr.. Taylor's
plane when he appeared at the
hospital. 1t had been reported
overdue on a flight from Sidney,
Ohio, via Atlanta to Miami.
Evening star., 1952-05-19
Municipal Elections
Are Held in Punumu
By the Assoeioted Pres.

PANAMA CITY, Panama, May
I19.-Panamanians voted again
yesterday for the second sue
cessive Sunday, this time for
mayors and city councilmen.
They still don't know whom they
elected president a week ago.
The leisurely counting Of the
presidential vote is less than half
through. Preliminary returns
from 278 of the country's 500
precincts gave the government
candidate, military strong man
Col. Jose Antonio Remon. 53.766
votes to 30,352 for Roberto F.
Chiari.
Evening star., 1952-05-19
Wonted-o Daughter

LONDON. May 10 R.-A man
among too many men appealed
for help today in the personal
column of the London Times.
Father Of three sons desires a
daughter" the advertisement read.
Can any one send suggestions?"
Evening star., 1952-05-19
Wudsworth's Condition
Is Called Not Too Good

~ me AsSoeiofed PreSS
The condition of ailing James
w. Wadsworth, "a. former mem
ber Of Congress from New York
was reported today to be mot
too good"
The one-time Senator and Rep
resentative is under treatment at
Emergency Hospital for an ab-
dominal ailment.
Evening star., 1952-05-19
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The Miami times., 1952-11-01
VIEW NEWS
BY Earthabelle Robinson

VFW NEWS
BY Earthabelle Robinson
The regular meeting Of the
ladies auxiliary of Walter R..
Mickens Post 6021 VFW was held
October % at the post home. The
meeting was called to order by
the president Edna Carey, with
26 members present.
Highlighting the meeting was
the visit of our Department of
Fla. President Sister Estelle Bas-
chena and District President
Agnes Dean O'Keefe. They were
escorted into our meeting in prop
er form. After the Introductory,
our president turned the meeting
over to our guest, Sis. Baschena.
She in turn brought us a fine
short talk commencing us on our
work and appearance. She en-
couraged us to continue our good
work, by doing so would help the
organization of other auxiliaries.
We were also given and shown a
few fine points on our work. Sis.
-Baschena was elated about the
part we are taking in helping
with the new home. In her letter
from national headquarters she
had received the program of the
events to be carried out by the
auxiliaries which was passed on
to us.
We were very happy to well
come into our organization five
new members. They are Ida Oil
yer, Doris Mathis, Florence Fry,
Dorothy Freeman and Celerina
Ramsey. The initiation of the new
members were administered by
the department president.
BY the time you have read this
news we would have completed
two events on our program. The
fashion show, slated for Monday,
October 27 and our annual Miss
VFW contest Nov. /. The candi-
dates are Leoncia Mcintosh, Fran
ces Briggs and Doris Green.
Our president stated that plans
are being completed for our me-
mortal service which would be
held on or about Nov. 81. This
service would honor Walter r.
Mickens for whom our post is
named after. The dead veterans of
Key West will also be honored at
this service.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01

Unexpected tragedy marred the
Homecoming of Navy man Harry
c. White of HI, Fort Village.
after he returned Tuesday, Oct.
Z from the Mediterranean aboard
the USS O'Hara at a northern
port. Enroute to visit his wife,
Mrs. Merlene White and family
here the sailor was killed in an
automobile accident at Yemassee,
S. c., according to word receiv-
ed from the navy department.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon $3.50 Oct. Is
from Trinity Wesleyan Church,
Rev. George Allen officiating.
The funeral was largely attend
ed by relatives, friends and the
navy personnel and the VFW.
He leaves to mourn a wife, Mrs.
Merline White, one sister, Miss
Dorothy Mckinney, a grand
father, Mr.. Ollie White both of
Jackson, Miss 3 step children
and a host of sorrowing friends.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
DELTA soRoRs MOVED
TO NEW HOMES

Coror Baeden Billiard has NOV
ed to her new home in Richmond
Heights area; 14155, Jackson ST.;
Soror Eleanor Johnson has NOV
ed to a cozy new home at Goulds,
10760 Hainlain Drive, Soror Marie
D. Roberts is now at 2501 NV
46th st. in the Brownsville area.
Soror Margaret Styles is now
domiciled at 1925 NV 48th ter,
also in the Brownsville area.
Moved to a beautiful new home
is our president Soror Fannin,
now located at 7001 NV 18th ave.
Soror Frances Tucker is now
domiciled in her new home in the
Coral Gables area.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
REGULAR FELLOWS
CELEBRATE SIXTH
ANNIVERSARY

The Regular Fellows Club cele-
brated their sixth anniversary
Friday night, October "a at the
VFW Hall. On Saturday night,
October Is, they entertained rel
atives and friends with a short
program after which they serv-
ed turkey dinners with all the
trimmings. Over IS guests were
present and everyone enjoyed a
delightful evening. Hats off to
the Regular Fellows Club. May
you continue to work in unity.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
DORSEY OFFERS
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAM
BY w. c. WEBB

Head of the Dept. of Vocational
Trade Training, Dorsey High
Moving forward with an ex-
panding program in certain phases
of vocational education, Dorsey
High School has shown tremen-
dous increase in student partici-
patton during the past few years.
Vocational training at Dorsey
High School had its early begin
ming in 1947 with full time vet
erans training program. History
and consistent growth through the
years combine to offer a sound
program of vocational develop
ment for young and adult Mia
mians.
Supported by leading citizens,
labor leaders and businessmen,
vocational education in Dade
County as well as Dorsey High
School will continue to progress
toward a sound, a basic and fun
damental plan of the total edu-
cational effert in this County and
State. The Principal, Mr.. David
H. Dobbs and his staff point with
pride to their record of service to
the students and to the commun-
ity.
At present the vocational pro-
gram is built around five shops;
automobile mechanics, taught by
Mr.. r. Mcbride; cabinet and mill
work, taught by Mr.. J. L. Cherry;
dry cleaning and spotting, taught
by Mr.. r. c. Webb; radio and
construction, taught" by Mr.. E.
Timmons and tailoring, taught by
Mr.. L. L. Albert. The related sub
jects are taught by Mr.. E. X.
Lockhart. With these rugged and
well trained individuals and
through community cooperation
and participation, we hope to
build top flight program of vo-
cational education in Dade Coun-
ty for our people.
Today at Dorsey we offer a full
time vocational program whereby
students Ia years or older may
spend 8 hours per day in any one
of the shops and hour per day
in related science or mathematics
with the remainder of the day in
general education. With two three
hour shop periods opened, we are
able to train more boys and girls
than before. We have enrolled in
the trade shops total of l80 boys
and girls. These students along
with their parents realize that
readin' 'riting and 'rithmetic won't
handle today's problems. We do
not say that general education Is
not helping to prepare young
folks for their life's work but the
3 RS fortified with vocational
training opens the gate for young
people to greater opportunities
throughout this life. Vocational
training in addition to fundamen-
tai training Is the only sure road
to the ultimate development of
productive citizens, able to work
and think for themselves, thereby
becoming useful citizens, con-
tributing to the physical progress
of the nation.
Let us encourage our boys and
girls and adults as well to take
advantage of the trade offerings
at Dorsey High School.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
IN M EMoRIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and aunt,
MRS. WILLIE ANN PAYNE
who departed this life October 81
1947.
Now the labourer's task is DER.
Now the battle day is past
Now upon the farther shore
Lands the voyager at last.
Father in thy gracious keeping
Leave we now thy servant sleep
ing.
Mrs. Hattie Brennan, Dght.
Mrs. Aldonia Woods, niece
Alonzar Woods, nephew
Earnest Woods, nephew
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
HOW DELTA SORORS
VACATIONED

Sorors Corine Wright and Va
lencia Williams in New York
City. The latter completed work
for the MA. degree at NYU. Sor-
or FlosSie Dunn vacationed in Or
lando as nurses aid, while Soror
F. Wright studied at Bethune
Goodman College as did Soror
Cliffonia Jackson. Soror Vivilora
p. Gainey completed work for
the MA. degree at Hampton In
Stitute. Soror Iona Brown studied
at Southern University while
Soror Edna Williams studied at
Wayne and Soror Alice Hawkins
at Famcee.
Corrections: Soror Dorothy
Newton completed work for the
MA. degree at Boston University
and not Brown. Soror Geneva
JoSeph's husband is Elihue Love.
Little Ducklings seen and heard
at meetings this year were Mary
and Patricia Styles, Theresa
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
T TX/-L The
LAGS w SSL Southernmosf City
BY FRANCES BRIGGS

Miss Pratsey Curry returned to
her home in Nassau, Bahamas on
last Sunday after spending two
weeks vacation here. Her uncle,
Mr.. Alfonzo Curry wish to thank
the many relatives and friends
who helped my niece to enjoy her
stay in Key West. Thanks to one
and all.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01

Payne; Johnnyee Belinda Billiard
and Williams.
Soror /. R. Straughter, Rep.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
NEWLY WED SoRoRs

Soror Louise (Thigpen) Wilson
honeymooned in Mexico. Her
bridegroom is Pfc. James Wilson.
Soror Dean and her bridegroom
honeyed in the mountains, while
Soror Lucy Amos and her bride
groom chose to spend their hon.
eymoon at the beaches on the New
Jersey coast. Her husband Is
Daniel F. McPhaul, Jr.
The Miami times., 1952-11-01
Delta Sigma Theta

On Saturday, October mem
berS of Beta Zeta Sigma Chapter
OF Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Journeyed to Richmond Heights
Tor their regular by-weekly meet
ing at the home of Soror Bullard.
The business part of the meeting
was presided over by the presi-
dent, Soror Fannin who consid-
cred each item on the agenda with
keen interest and precision. The
social part of the evening was
highlighted by games of interest
to all. AT the close of the meeting
Soror Maxine Bright-Davies
thanked the hostesses, Soror Edna
Williams, Maeden Bullard and
Marie Roberts Sfor a pleasant
evening with special emphasis on
the refreshments.
The mid-October meeting took
Delta Sorors to Goulds where
business of interest consumed the
major part of the evening of Oc-
tober Is with Sorors Eleanor
Johnson, Dean Pratt, Thigpen-
Wilson and Tribe as hoStesses.
After a delicious repast Soror Nc
Neal thanekd the hostess for their
hospitality.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
tPatents Pendingl

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
Name Livestock
Show Judges

Livestock experts from all parts
of the northwest will be in Mon
tana to judge livestock entries in the
major fairs and shows this season.
At the North Montana State fair
in Great Falls Aug. 40, Wilbur Dry
bread of Valentine, Neb., will Judge
Hereford cattle and James w. Nc
Gregor of Ada, Mimi, will judge
Shorthorns and Angus. The Short
horn and Angus awards will be
made Monday, Aug. 4, with Here
fords to be judged the next day.
Prof. D. L. Fourt of the Univer-
sity of Idaho at Moscow will judge
dairy entries Aug. 5 and 6, and an
other Idaho university man, Wade
Wells, will handle the swine judg-
ing. N. A. Jacobsen and E. P. circuit
of the Montana extension service
will judge All and FLA beef cattle
and sheep.
At the Midland Empire fair in
Billings Aug. 11-16, Robert w. La
zear of the Wyoming Hereford
ranch, Cheyenne, will judge both
Shorthorn entries, Aug. II, and
Herefords, Aug. IL. The Angus cat
tie will be judged Aug. 10 by Prof.
G. w. Hickman of the University of
Idaho.
Prof. A. o. Shaw of Washington
State college at Pullman will judge
dairy cattle Aug. II, and John S.
Hall of Aberdeen, S. D., will judge
swine entries the same day. Mon
tana extension service members Paul
circuit, N. A. Jacobsen and j. O.
Tretsven and Paul Moore, state All
leader, will judge Al and FLA live
stock at the Billings fair.
Herb Chandler of Baker, Ore, will
judge all beef cattle at the North
west National Livestock show in
Deer Lodge Aug. %.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
In Lighter Vein

Mother Ito son with wet kitten in
his arms:
'You gave it bath? Did you use
one of the good bath towels to
dry it,"
Son: mo. I didn't use any towel.
I wrung him dry"
Before you fall in love with pair
Of bright eyes be sure it isn't The sun
shining through the back of her
head that makes her eyes look that
way.
Il don't say Jack is stupid-but
the other evening the lights went
out in his girls living room, and he
spent the rest of the evening tink-
ering with the fuses"
Two can live cheaper than one.
maYbe-but you won't find many
girls willing TO live that cheap.
Eyes, this is the Fidelity Insurance
Co. What can we do for your"
''Well, you see, l think my hus-
band is interested in another woman,
and I'd like to have his fidelity in
sured."
Evening star., 1952-10-26
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
New Easy Way
To Wash Hair
With Color

Helena Rubinstein has devel-
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it's a shampoo plus color called
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Evening star., 1952-10-26

At last there is a miraculously
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
2 Natural Shades
A Winning Streak
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
Helena Rubinstein introduces
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
Beauty Calendar
for November
BY Helena Rubinstein

Every woman wants to look espe-
eially pretty for the holidays and
holiday parties just ahead. Here are
several beauty hints that will make
you feel different and especially
glamorous.