davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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All kinds. Free estimates. TO. 6s1S.
CAR WASHING. electric cleaning.
mirror glazing will give your car
long lasting. glistening sparkle. We
are Offering special $50 value for
$3.50. Good until April 1st. BRING
your car now to BRYSON'S ESSO
SERVICE CENTER, 3f03 Rhode
Island ave. ne. HO. 7421 --23
CEMENTING - Cinder blocks laid
concreting of all kinds. DENSON
GADDIES. DU. 5544.
CEMENT WALKS. floors, etc.: water
proofing, garage, porch repairs:
white mechanics. JACK SPARKES,
CEMENT WoRK-stone walls, nag.
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainages.
Phone Rockville 55sS.
CEMENT WORK, steps, sidewalks, re-
tanning walls and bsmt.; painting
by experienced mechanics. HU. 4238.
DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. SSSS any day
CoNcRETE on RiErs WORK, plastic wall tiles,
asphalt. rubber floor tiles. magne.
site floors. CONRAD, GE. 1896.
CONTRACT WORK - excavation
grading: concrete work. driveways
walks, lge. or small jobs; free esti-
mates. JO. S-336S
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CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
RRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTER, steps and porches re-
Paired, screens, recreation rms,
CLOSETS, sash cords. FIR: 1865.
recreation rooms finished; porches
incloSed; new or remodeling. J. e.
HENDRIX, UN. 249l.
CARPENTRY - General remodeling;
cabinets. store fixtures and store
fronts. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 97O3.
CARPENIhY = Rsmodelins. repairs
CARPENTRY-small Jobs. any Kind;
Al mechanic. Free estimate. AD.
C2HiRtffElNTRY. alterations. repairs, TS
remodeling. old and new work. MR..
SMITH. OW. 1927 any time. pa
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BULLDOZER, new. for hire. with op-
orator. Call UN. .2213 or WA, 1880
ENVELOPES. circulars. post cards ad.
dressed neatly, accurately; pick ur
and deliver. Phone Trinidad 1884
GENERAL CONTRACTOR--All types
remodeling. Rooms. additions. storm
windows. roofing, siding. heating.
Financing and architectural service.
EDGAR KEEPER, SH. 1882. --2S
MEOGRAPHING, steno., tipping.
telephone answer service. DI. 314f.
LOUISE, French dry cleaning for
garments that desire the best. 1898
14th st. NV, HO. 0242.
PLASTERING, repair new or patch
work: 1st-class work by white me-
chanic; free estimates. Call MR..
BOWMAN, SH. 1851. --25
WHOLESALE laund. wS. done at reas.
prices; quick serv., pickup and del.
serv. EARL's LAUNDRY, MI. 2717.
--ZD
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BEDROOM

oC14tNf>4M
BUY ON EASY CREDIT AT Cash
P6 PP6iGEs Say AER EaTEAANErr1SS TAkT 1S sH4STIasss MHNTas
cIosEoUTs. TOOK At THESE
Fins double or single maple bed.
chest, dresser snd mirror. was
tifSi1 Siond maRos. double BED. ys dou.
BILE dresser and mirror and chest.
was 1925. now S15D.50. Laree selec.
ton Of solid mahogany and solid
cherry Ct giye-away prices; inner.
sg5nE ssa a. sssrsssss srs ss Tsre sac ncy sS
delivered in ORIGINAL factory wrap.
(. pings, Fine mahogany or maple beds
in al sizes, now Sl7.60. Many more
bargains too. numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till Q pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV. Elk. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN store OF wash.
sEISrREAps d5,S,I sas: aa..2s .2s twin quilted
ror. $50; 9x6 grey cotton rug, SO;
assorted lamp tables cH. 3Ssi.
BEDsPRINGS - Double. coil type,
$19s50; sen, IS. NE. l7I4 sves.
AND MATT, dbIe.: ex.
Gel. cofid: chest Of drawers, lamps.
Ssersstion eSlss rm ow. ossa ss9.a0l. of
BED SPRINGS. coil, Q. single. with
mattresses. very eieafi; breakfsst
set. table and chairs: reas.; other
misc. furn. LU. 1-6i9S.
BICYCLE - Boys 26-in. Monarch,
maroon and cream; peri. cond.: q
mos. old: $50. IA. 32is.
lcOntinued on Neat PsssS
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ANTIQUES
It's spring again-We hope
In time for Bell Kinds cleanup sale.
Cherry platform rocker, $3.50; Vic
torian chair, 81; Victorian table.
ioyeseat SSSS marSsssSp Ss5S eShsa %hst-noR nsG S
hutch, $40: cobbler,s bench, $40;
organ, $50: pie cupboard. "a; gilt
picture frames, soc; gold leaf, 81;
Of items in milk glass: coloTed
BsaSe Esss snd sad
and browse Open Sun. ewes. til z.
BELL KINDS. 6O6 9th st. n.w.'
ANTIQUES, SPECIAL
Unusual seies .,sn tables s, on old s,Dy: stOy:
with high backs and drawers above,
doors. some with butterfly shelves;
Hutch. stretcheE, Harvest, Lazy LAZY
aSes nd sm Snests Ha.es Of paseS sna wes
retary, Rlass-paneied DOORS. fruit
and nut carved finger mould love.
seat, grandfather clock, Pa. DUTCH
Single Single ana nd double; blanket chests,
rockers, sets Of chairs, New ENGLAND
stands, brass rayo lamps with cloth
OF glass shades. Inspection invited
OF our big, stock Of furniture In all
prices. Terms II desired; free de-
livery. BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE.
''Washington's Large Antique
Dealer" 1915 Wis. ave, OIL. 2422.
10 a.In.-9 pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
ANTIQUES-OPEN TO-DAY
FOUR WINDS FARM
Furniture, pressed glass. fine china,
etc. Out Georgia ave. ext, Rt. 81.
9 miles, right on 900. LO. 5-O396.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started
caught up, audited, closed; all taxes.
Open rate. Shepherd 1854, 29'
BOY O. bas sS Sos ssns esD SS q and assbs
BoY, li ssSoss eoio4sd, 10 yrs. old, would like
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE Married
man MAJ oy sS years B. A degree ,9n In Hist da
ministrative and personnel experi-
ence desires an administrative posi-
| . tfon locally or abroad. Salary $4,000
annually. Presently employed. Box
IcAEETEiRfSA cAfisMi Ssar GENERAL MANAGER
nutrition expert; 10 years practical
and executive experience in all
branches Of food preparation, menu
planning, buying, cost controls, per-
Snn msss .xshanrs ssss fun
industrial cafeteria. Box 49S-M. Star.
CARPENTER. with several expert
mechanics, wants contract work;
fine residential work. Complete ref
S6So sesnces furnished. BACON ok 81.
CARPRNTERING, 3obbing and re-
modelling. Estimates free. OW. 1889.
CEMENT FINIsHER-Expert work
Morf. MahsnR BACON, e oensress ST. saoo ANY
CIVIL ENGINEER, now in service.
9ishts zig at and satardsys; preferably
ri + Pm Pm, rs ys5fsrson s,35i5; %.
eral ofice work. ST. 5545.
osrMns respondence WORK sapfb bi SS ssS1. IN cor
COMPANION to person who travels
extensively: male 3s yrs, excel;
sports but I'm lousy golfer. Can
type and do. q host OF other things
that would be OF value to my en-
ploysr. WIN furnish ref. as to my
LOYALTY and versatility. Free and
Mfs s aos oer ready so & 81 g gGsf gs
CONSTRUCTION SUPT., young and
e Sfsa building cOnst.' highest refs 81. EN-.
ESTIMATOR General, desires post
knowledge of drafting and bldg. lay
out veteran, married, late-model
EXECUTIVE available with wide ad-
asn and vic: g5es
HANDYMAN. colored, desires repair
work. carpentry, painting, cement
SSak sns toeIs sts. Rhrt s5es q ssll time. Gar
JANITOR, 10 yrs experience, all
around man. IA. 3404. Ask fol
kiTcHEN kiiHeHEN' MAN OR cLEANER-part-
time work desired from pm. to
am. Ii. GOATS.
MAN needs bookkeeping practical ex-
perience; has excellent training
Background; salary not impossant
MAN, coloreq. wishes Job Is tanitor;
good refs. Exper. NO. 1905.
MAN. colored, desires work between
sam: .sad sad 8 pm. Permit and car.
MAN, COL, carpenter. painter. wants
Jobs, exper.. own tools. transporta-
tion. WA. -3176.
MAN. colored, 2S. wishes Job as dump
truck driver, delivery or chauffeur.
Call after 12. Ii. 7-32S5.
MAN wants truck driving lob Good
reference. Call. MI. 2092.
Man, colored. wishes job as chauffeur,
butler: live In or out. GE. 04S9.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard. work.
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1852.
MEDICAL PROFESSION SALESMAN
desired opportunity more successful
Evening star., 1952-03-23

AQUARIUM, 25 gal; stainless steel
air pump, plants. flsh and misc.
equip: $50. Wo. 4798.
two 7la-gal. tanks, stand,
ligfts: $40 or will trade for one
20-gal. tank and light. IA; S604.
A0UARIUMS AND sUPPLIEs--Live
Conditioning breeders and raising
young. Fresh red tubifex.. largest
portions In town. See our breedine
fish with eggs and young in various
stages Of grcwth. Questions on
care and breeding always welcomed.
Special this week. Zebras. 39c. for
81; breeding Prestellas. S1.25 DR.. Q
for S3.25; White Clouds. SOC ga,
Color coior-seiected. Live bearss ara for your
collection. Large show curnucopias
grifnthi and petrided wood for that
extra touch Of beauty In your aquar-
ium Tanks of all sizes built 10
order. We specialize In aquar-
Hm TRoeqGH ea9lImen. AsRiM TsPa1pi sSo4 i4t6
st. NV. Ia. 6311.
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SALESMAN

Refined young man desires position,
decorating and reupholst. materials
and estimating or any other type Of
selling: has car; ex-veteran. Box
A5C-M Star 24s
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PIANO TUNING

EST free: work guar. 1913 Calveri
ct. a.w. NO. 1907. WOOLLEY.
RLASTERING AND PATCHING
Reasonable prices. 10. .9-D770. 80
lst class mechanic. Ali work taken
care Of Immediately. NO. 4l09. PA
PLASTERING--New and old: repair
work done; large or small Jobs;
work guar; white mech. IA. 02OS.
PLAsTERING-New ceilings. pspti.
tions and patching. All work guar.
DARCY EAST. WI. 56Os. -25
PLASTERING, patch work and cell
ings our specially. Call MI. 1882.
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CAN YOU USE

LOYALTY. ABILITY, ENERGY? :
Writer. research. contacts. exp. pub.
/. relat.. labor, soc. well: ref, MA,
young; wish tough assign, part or
full time. Box 476-M. Star.
SITUATIONS MEN 8 woMEN
MAN AND WIFE want janitor's
quarters In exchange for part-time
work. II. 6-l866.
HUS; AND WIFE wish part-time
1anitor job, with quarters. Un-
furnish. No children. HO. 4793. .
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JU. 7-6022.
FLOORS, new and old, sanded, finish
ed; 20 yrs; experience; immediate
FEooss i15s'fa sANDiE11s Ni1s'i and finished; IT, old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
7 FLOOR SERVICE, WA: 1925;
perienced fioor man; satisfaction
FLOOR SANDERS, eSsef: Sssg; and walkers
rented. Instructions by experienced
aoor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.,
FEoo. to 81 SANDING, S6sIS aishissI clean
FEooRs fSSsi sANDED sil AN AND iFsiRNiIsHED-
cHAs. R. COVER. WA. 6s6s any is. time.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFINISHED
IKE new without sanding: is yrs;
money. ready to walk on immedi-
ately; free DEMONSTRATION. GORDON
rFhd0U3pR rFFhd03R ssFEi1E sEEXIcE IrIs,r TH l25l 4, -.
esannf esss :yas pasaue. sansnH stndn niSns h45s:
fnishes FSSei FEooRINa hssAAssCdsi coaTRAcs RAE
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FHRNTI ER IRE IRE REFINIsHING in your
home by white finisher; expert work
OSLO for free estimate.
REPAIR-Sofa beds re-
constructed and reupholstered. Din.
rn. chrs. reglued. polished and re-
covered. Cornices made to order,
FURN. REPAIR; refinish; uphoister,
work guar; price reas.; Ii. 7-4256.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. refinish-
ing. Calls made in. Md. Wash,
Va. 1889 Wis. ave.. Bethesda. Md.
HOUSE PAINTING, decorating; all
estimates cheerfully given. UN.
8936. c. e. WHITLOCK. 29s
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Immediately. RA. 2222 any time.
WIRING, old and new
work; estimates free. Call GE. 1850.
grading. clearing;
&C. loader.bulldozer on cats; hour or
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; all
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
ton, Get the best for less; SO
months to pay. Phone Ii. 4-45SS;
FENCING (chain link); wholesale to
small or large dealers; l to $4,000
II. installed or uninstalled. A. g. B.
WHOLESALERS. LO. 4-f4f3S. 24s
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REPAIRS AND sERvicR

ADDITIONs--Free estimates, remodel
ing cellar to roof. CENTRAL CON-
TRACTING CO.. NE. 6g65.
AND ALTERATIONS
teas. t kitchens ns remodsisd' sssSn popchs: xScns
inclosed; up 70 9 years to pay; free
NEERING CO., NC. 81. 6223: ewes.
.nS,TaDSs and STnSsys uNi IN, 3g25; 3 ss5,,,. 27
compiete building service % team. to in.
crease your property values. Call
GRIFFIN5. JU. 7-7612. now. today.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, AND
REMODELING -Residentia or COM
mercial; no Job too small Or too
large. For free estimate. call RE,
ADDSiHTIIoNs. REMoDELING. reSairs
new homes. FHA. SO mos on ali
repairs. For free estimates call WA.
69Ss. HUNTER CONSTRUCTIONS
ALTERATIONs and home improve l
ments, all kinds; good workman
ship; reasonable prices; credit ex-
tended; OF, 9334 23'
for all YOUR lifetime aluminium Win-
Enclosures and aluminium awnings.
Direct from manufacturer TO you.
Save middleman profit; no down
SiEsHsaI wEaTaER sToR% RNI wfSpoows e oas cokPL AZ
AsfaA1f sri Gf0rfsi bkIvEWsYEs, WV IS sff4aGh sff4aGhKNc
areas and farm roads; free esti-
mates. GL. 5949.
ATTICS AND EASEMENTS cleaned
by young white man.: fast working,
conscientious. intelligent; reasonable
rates; wa; 1857.
redwood for. every need, custom
built. Save. buy direct from manu-
facturer. AL materials and work
menshtn guaranteed: no down pay
%FaTHER %fnii ss sTosM eSs %1NbBoSw e. BoS cokf al.
5A0S Georgia ave. NV. GE. 344O.
sn,aCAM0RK. ~ 9! s,,l. & &ttrepls;; pchs;. e1rss;'
PALERMO. AID. 1499, Il. 3-s4SS
BRICK FOREMAN AND CREW i'm
work. Free estimates and reason
able prices. Phi. Leesburg 663-W.
BUILDING AND REMoDELING: 81
yrs. experience, WA. 022O Satur-
BUILDING REMODELING. 80 years
exper.: contact for loan furn. Call
Browning 46b-R. Sat. Sun. or Tues.
and Thurs. after pm. Va. only.
BUILDING. remodeling,. repairing.
1921. Mr.. JOS. BAKER. 25s
CABINETS - RECREATION ROOMS,
attics; remodeling. carpentry' MR'
VEST TIA QTOR onv fIn.a c,,nIoy
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AIR QQNDITIQN

Expansion sale on used air-condi.
tioning units. An in working order
Prissd @ ,,g from $50, $50 and up; =. y ",
ne. Ii. 3-4112. Your authorized
(Bondedl Service Dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS
do s 01a modei dsp0 carrier r. eT make SGa
original. cost. $3.50; offered at the
low price of $96: free delivery
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Co, 639 New York ave. NV. Pa
AIR CONDITIQNERS
Evening star., 1952-03-23

PAPERING AND PLASTERING
Arlington and Fairfax.
White mechanics. Call TU. 3S1S.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment. odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1852.
desired opportunity more successful
future. 1851 earnings, $4,000. LU.
1-2210.
PAINTER. colored, wants work in apt
or hotel, painting rooms. Experi-
enced in colors. Call HO. 202S Sum-
day and Monday
Evening star., 1952-03-23

PLASTERINQ-REPAIaS AND NEW
SON. RE. O676. ME. 6O59.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
CONTRACTORS

GENERAL AND PAINTING
Use Paracrete Rubber Paint for ali
concrete. brick. cinder block, asbes-
tos shiilgle OF. masonry surfaces to
provide beautiful, long lasting, mois-
tureproof protection. Also use our
Transparent 'Rainpruf' for damp
nation phone, write or see FOUN-
DRY RUBBER. INC. (Mfrs.), 4914
Bethesda ave.. Bethesda. Md. Oh.
1922. S So
INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits. small Jobs done
Immediately, RA, 1929 any time.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
AIR CONDITIONERS

For the season: Supply Of rental
4 4 n. REFRIdERATios Ss. SaHI III; co., CO.,
2l4 + g. ne. Your authorized
Evening star., 1952-03-23
spring sales
START TUESDAY!
Approved Eve. Courses
Real EState-BuSiness
Investments
AIRLINES NEED

Men and women. Learn II you can
qualify. Interviews by appt. only.
RIM. sol. NATIONAL INSTITUTE,
10 14th st. NV. --25
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Hollywood beds from S49.5O; also
liy., rm,, din, rm. and bedrm. pcs.
and suites: Open today. WALLACE
FURNITURE CO.. 67l5 New Hamps
shire ave. JU. S-57gl. -25
Evening star., 1952-03-23
HOUSE, PAINTING

)USE PAINTING, decorating; all
stimatss S chssrfnlly given. UN.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

FURNITURE, consists Of
buffet. floor lamp; reas. DU. 1850.
, 1952-05-24

The Army said that Brig. Gen.
Francis T. Dodd, then Command
ant Of the camp and since reduc-
ed to Colonel after he was lid.
mapped by the Reds, rushed to the
prison compound and ordered UNI
armed Republic of Korea troops
to enter the area.
The ROK troops rushed into the
compound and we're met by pri-
soners throwing rocks and brand
ishing clubs. The prisoners accord
ing to the army report drove the
ROK guards out Of the compound.
Then Allied troops across the
road from the compound opened
up with machine-gun fire and
stopped the prisoners who were
rushing the compound gates.
In the ensuing confusion, the
Army said, some ROK soldierswere
saught in a cross-fire.
The Army said the riot started
when a ROK guard shot and
wounded a prisoner who hadbeen
Continued On Page -Four
, 1952-05-24
James P.
Wilcoxson Dies

James P. Wilcoxson, 72, 1923
Bruen street, died at 1905 am.
yesterday at st. Elizabeth hospital
after a short illness. He was born
in Cowetta county, Ga, and lived
in Dayton 80 years. He is surviv-
ed by his wife, Matte; five
daughters, Mrs. Harriet Jenkins,
Mrs. Odessa Easter, Mrs. Oneida
Hunter, Mrs. Mary Martin and
Lillian Wilcoxson, all of Dayton /;
five sons, Wilbur, Willie, Thomas
John and Frank, also of Dayton
two sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Stevens,
Cedartown, Ga, and Mrs. Nan
McCleary, Union City, Ga, So
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Services at 2 pm.
Continued Page Four
, 1952-05-24
Army Reveals
Further Riots

49, KOJE ISLAND, May "a UNS)-The u. !. Army for the first time today
revealed full details oil a new riot OF South Koreas Koje island prison camp
and said it, ws believed a total of 80 persons including % captives we're killed
the disturbance.
frs arm announcement Oh the April 10 riot said that three North
Korean prisoners and four Republic o. (Southl Korea guards we're killed.
Later the Army said that it a believed that 26 additional prisoners were
killed when American guards put down the rebellion with machinegun fire.
Evidence indicated that bodies of the rs additional dead were buried with
the prison compound.
American officers said that only three bodies were recovered. They report
ed that so many bodies were living within the Redcontroned compound 76thet
they were o. sure oil the exact number of dead.
In addition tothe dead, 81 prisoners and seven ROK guards were wounded
the clash.
In two previous Koje riots in Feb ruarya and March of this year, 80 prison
and n American guard we're killed.
, 1952-05-24
WuIcott1t: Files
100000 Suit

CAMDEN N. J. May "a CNS)- Heavyweight Jer-
sey Joe Walcott filed a $~1,OOO,O0O damage suit in Federal
Court at Camden Friday against the Calvert Distiling
Company, charging the unauthorized use of his picture
in a whiskey advertisement.
The suit claimed Walcott was caused mental suf-
fering, shame and humiliation because of the advertise
ment. 1t was alleged that his value as a leader of Ameri-
can Youth was impaired.
The suit also was filed on behalf of Walcott's man
ager, Felix Bocchicchio, who claimed damages on the
alleged reduction of Walcott as a boxing drawing card.
, 1952-05-24

On record with Joe Morris, the
ex-Lionel Hampton trumpet ace
Laurie created an overnight SEN
sation with her Atlantic recording
of "Anytime, Any Place, Any
where. So unique and unusual is
her vocal phrasing, that criticswhen
they first heard test records Of
Laurie's arrangement of histune,
declared that her style was so
Different" that it would catch.
A tickle public, however, brand
ed them wrong with their over
whelming acceptance Of her uni
que vocalizing.
Joe Morris who left Lionel
Hampton's aggregation several
years ago to form the Hampton
, 1952-05-24
Ethan Temple
Announcement

Ethan Temple Seventh Day
Adventist Church School willhaye
their annual commencement, in
the Church a 269 S. Williams St,
Sunday, May 25, at s pm.
Prof, A v. Pinkney Of Potts-
town, Pa, will deliver the CON-
mencement address. The public Is
cordially invited to attend.
Prof wilt
Prof. Pinkney will also conduct
an investiture service at thee Church
Saturday, May "a, at 4 pm.
, 1952-05-24
Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy, warm and hu-
mid with showers and thunder
storms today, tonight and Sum
day. High today rs to "a north
and mid sos south portion.Low
tonight so TO IS.
, 1952-05-24
Will Open
Farm Dell Club

Little Laurie Tate, nineteen year old Virginian who
was discovered by trumpet ace Joe Morris, will climax
a sensational rise to stardom when she comes to Farm Dell
Mite Club, Monday, May 26 for Z days with Saturday and
Sunday matinee At.
Laurie, who formerly appeared exclusively in her
neighborhood churches at song festivals and choir recitaIs
now devotes her time to professional engagements but is
still active in church work.
, 1952-05-24
DAYTON, OHIO, SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1862
LATE BULLETINS
international News Service

International News Service
KOJE has released secret details of
another Koje island prison riot and says it believes a total
of 33 persons including % captives, were killed in April
10 disturbance.
SEOUL-AlliedA Air Force headquarters reports that IL
Allied planes were destroyed by enemy action over North
Korea this week. Allies shot down four Communist jets
and damaged four others.
BONN-French Foreign Minister Schuman tells British
and Americans he is not authorized TO sign the proposed
West German contract unless the u. S. gives guarantees
that rearmed Germany will not secede.
NEW YORK-FultonO ursler, noted author and editor,
dies of a heart attack at the age of So.
ANNAPOLIS, Md-President Truman visits the y. S.
Naval Academy after an overnight cruise on Chesapeake
Bay.
VER- thousand employees end strike against
the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana.
SPOKANE, Neutrality-suspicious. Republican Presiden-
tial delegates being chosen at Washington State COP con
vention. Other state conventions being held in Maryland,
Georgia and Minnesota.
, 1952-05-24

Solo ------ Mrs. Edna Gossey
A and B Solo - Mrs. Arlessie
Barney
In~vitational Hymn Choir
Remarks by Mrs. Sadie Cofield,
president and Rev. P. E. Hender-
son, pastor.
, 1952-05-24
Corinthian
Improvement
Guild To
Celebrate 18th
Anniversary

The Corinthian Improvement
Guild of the Corinthian Baptist
church willcelebrate their thirteen
tn Anniversary Sunday, May rs
at the church.
Special arrangements have been
made for the following program:
PROGRAM
Opening Selection --- Choir
Prayer ----- Mrs. Augusta Shaw
Scripture - Mrs. Tishie Dominick
Selection Choir
Solo 80 Mrs. Patricia Wagner
A and B Selection : Early Singers
Reading ---- Lillian Smith
, 1952-05-24

linked her to appear with husband.
Morris, a composer as well as a
talented arranged andbandleader
penned such jazz classics assChop
Chop, Temples Birthday
Oceans and C~ornbread'', 'T.ow
Growing" and "Applejacka, re-
vealed that Laurie has . musical
range Of three octives, just double
that Of the average singer.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

for a life Of ease and found an
Irresistible combination Of vacant
lots and people crying for homes.
He thought he was getting out of
lit again when he went to Key Vaca.
Retirement didn't last long that
time, either. and the motel and
cottages took in their first visitors
early last spring.
Within a few months, a pool
had been scooped out of the shore
and the end sealed off from the
Atlantic by coral rock. Front-yard
yacht berths are built the same
way, but with the outer end left
open. With the pool was developed
a cabana club, and a boat dock
was built. The dock is headquar-
tiers for a novel group of fishermen
who call themselves the Armchair
Fishing Club.
Vacationers arrive at Sadowski's
Marathon Shores development in
expensive convertibles and models
Of few years back; by Greyhound
buses, which maintain fast and
frequent schedules between Miami
and Key West, and some guests
literally drop out of the skies. AL
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Travellers Notebook
Motels Offer Luxury Gases on Florida Keys
By Jacques FutreIle, Jr.
The SfcF's Irovel Editor

Not every vacationer in Florida
gets far enough away from home
to hear the slogan, but beyond
Miami they are saying. you
haven't seen Florida until you've
seen the Florida Keys"
Thousands of ardent fishermen
have known the unique string OF
islands, which now bears the
southernmost leg of U. S. high
way /, for years. Many of today's
gray and graying population even
knew it back in the days when the
Keys supported a railroad and
when quicker trips there in "f1y-
ing machine" were a dubious
dream.
But the Keys have changed to
be an accessible place of retire
ment, ease, a .subtropical land
where the younger generation and
budget bound holidayers find mo-
tel luxury within their means and
where natives barely manage to
suppress a smile at stiff collars
and dinner coats.
It can be said that the Keys
have been discovered for the mod
ern vacationer only since the
World War II security blockade
was lifted. And their present-day
development as an elongated vaca-
tionland is strictly in the modern
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(See NOTEBOOK, Page C-110