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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
Pirates Invade Wapak

Bluffton High schools lone tilt
coming up during the next week will
be a Western Buckeye league contest
with Wapakoneta at that place next
Friday night.
1t will be the first loop try of the
season for both teams, and each will
be anxious to break into the winning
column early, for the victor will be
certain of at least tie for the loop
lead during the week following the
contest.
In their first start of the season
the Pirates bested Spencerville's
stubborn cagers by score of 81 tc
40, and a victory over Wapakonets
next Friday will help the Blufftor
team remain undefeated.
Only one veteran from last years
team Dave Gerber, is back in Pirate
uniform this fall. A senior, Gerber
is playing guard on this winter:
Bluffton team.
81 Out For Team
Coach oe Harris squad of 81
candidates is made up of 10 freshmen
eight sophomores, seven juniors ant
| four seniors. From this group tht
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

squad will be cut to groups of 10
varsity and 10 reserve players. Fresh
men who do not make the reserve will
be carried on Junior High team.
Tallest of the candidates on the
squad is Jackie Fields, a six-foot-two
and-one-half-inch freshman. Richard
Warren, six-foot-one, is tallest of the
varsity players. Average height oi
the candidates is five-foot-eleven, ant
emphasis of the team will be on speed
this winter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
Real Estate Deals

The following real estate trans
fers were reported this week by
the county recorders office:
Richland township: Mildred Henry,
ct al to Harley R. Reichenbach, ct al,
77.798 acres, Sec. "a, tax $11.55.
Bluffton: A. Dwight and Mary
Isabel Spayth to Woodrow w. and
Kathryn E. Little, lot 703, Triplett-
addn., tax $15.95. Woodrow w. and
Kathryn E. Little to Dwaine F. and
Ruth E. Amsutz, lot 474, Moses
Stager's-addn., tax $14.s5. Laurel r.
Bauman to Ollia V. Bauman, un-
divided IL interest, lot Is, tax $40.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
Beavers Open Home Season With Giffn Tues.
Pirates try For Second Victory At Wabak

Bluton college will their home season against
G Tuesday night week. and Buon High schools lone
tilt of the week pits the Pirates against Wapakoneta in
the foreign court
Before taking the Gn outfit here next Tuesday night the
tangled with two bgtme foes and stepping
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

The Impartial Expositor was a
newspaper founded at st. Clairsville,
March Is, 1909, by John c. Gilkison
e. Co,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
GIFT cERTIFIcATEa foI
MALLORY HATS

Cutest gift idea in yea is
Mallory Gift Package@ A
miniature hat with a c4tifi.
cate. Priced from
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP DOMESTIC

COOKE. II. w. white win con-
slider woman. with school-ase child.
Must like children, be neat. reli-
able. sober. good references. Live
thesda. Bus direct from d. g. stops
at house. Rockville 1893. "a
COOK, white, sleep In, private room
and bath; other help In small house,
hold. Answer. Box 314-H. star.
COOK. exper., for nursing home;
live IN; refs. required. Call 10.
COOK or upstairs girl, live in. with
or without employed husband. Must
be experienced and have city refer
ences. Other help employed. OIL.
OK-G.Hw.-New home. de luxe
dishwasher; live in. lovely 3rd-fi.
rm. Good salary. EN-. 5111. --6
COOK -G.H.W.. live out, 2 adults, in
new house in Seat Pleasant, Md.
Exper. cook, good cleaner and have
excel. local refs. IL till after z
sun. on. sac wk. 10. s-02s4.
CONTINUED On Next Passl
Evening star., 1952-03-04
YOUNG WHITE WOMEN
PERMANENT POSITIONS
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER. experienced; must be
capable of all phases OF once work
in large tire organization: salary
open. Phone ST 2311 for appoint
BOOKKEEPER. for well established
real estate ONCE. National Cash
REGISTER machine. Box 2S7-L. ster.
and acts of ali de-
seription for USo, Air Force, hos
address, telephone number. descrip.
ton Of act to Box 129-M, Star. a
FARMER AND wIFE-No children:
for general farming nearby Nd;
sTs sTpss s4s4A Apply iOl7 7th St: P,W:
HOTEL DESK CLERK, dependable
and honest; hours, 4 pm. to 10
pm; Apply 1 to B pm. to Manager.
GEORGIAN HOTEL. 1914 G st.
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR. to assam.
and completion off payroll: lesulisgt exeeliemt
TORS HOSPITAL. 1878 Eye st.
sTOCK RECORD CLERK. to work
in storaee ONCE: group Insurance.
Mr; Forbes, KANE MOVING AND
for naval and civilian alterations.
Permanent position. Apply 1901
xSRRT EisaI's TEcHNicIAN. Ell r.sistered for
medical clinic. Leave provisions.
Medical coveraee. $4,000 per an.
mum. Call EX. O007. 10
EXTRA CASH-Sell 81 cards. every
day assortment: stationery. gift
items; samples ON approval. Write
phone or visit MASTERCRAFT,
Dept. 8, 1911 @ st. NV. Wash. 5,
D C DI Oa0S
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP WoMEN

SAIEsGIRL to sell millinery trim
Haings. Apply HAT SHOP. sos / lth
sALEsGiRL - Attractive appearance,
essential. for hosiery. costume jewell
ry and bags; 5la-day week; salary
plus commission. BRESLAU, 614
SALEsGIRLS t2). white. part time,
l full time. for bakery. Apply IN
person. BETTY JAMES BAKERY.
1911 Rhode Island ave-. Mt. Rain
sALESLADY. exper. Attractive oiier
for position In retail store in
Annandaie. Va, FA. 6O60. %
SALESLADY, houseware and toy
depts,. in hardware store. pleasant
working conditions; good salary.
Apply In person. ARLINGTON
HARDWARE. 1920 Columbia pike.
Arlington, Va. "A
SALESLADY, candy and confection-
cry exper preferred; good salary,
pleas. work. c0nd. Apply in person,
sTOHLMAN's. 1884 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
SALES LADIES
For Hosiery and Slipper De.
partmentS. Permanent Part
Time Position. Apply
VIM. HAHN & co.
14th and G SITS. NV.

SEAMSTRESS, experienced for slip
covers and draperies: good salary.
NJ: SAAKS, S4O2 Conn. ave. NV.
GH STasE ntt.r, color.d. age ae-
35, for ladies' store. Must be ex-
perienced; neat appearance essential.
5i2-day week. BRESLAU, 614 18th
st. NV
SEAMSTRESS-Please do not apply
il not thoroughly experienced. Dra-
peries and slip covers. Steady work;
40-hr. wk.; top wages. Call OR.
1908 3
dictation; pleasant working condi-
tions; 5-day wk.; disqualification
and vacation. Please cali for ap-
pointment. NATIONAL CATHOLIC
Ext. 245. Il
SECRETARY, law once: exper.; ex-
ceptional ability; 5-day wk.: salary
$4,000 to start. Call MA. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

CLERK--To work on payroll; must
have knowledge of comptometer;
salary commensurate with ability
5-day. 40-hr. wk.; perm. position
excel; company benefits; pleasant
working conds. Apply personnel Of
nee. SEARS. ROEBUCK a. CO.. 45OO
Wis. ave
CLERK. with knowledge Of typins in
bookkeeping dept, not over 3O s.
day wk.. disqualification. surgical
service and life insurance provided
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY
l30l H st. NV. Call Mr.. Wells, MA.
$500. a
CLERK, interesting position in our
policy preparation section; accurate
typing with average speed neces-
sary; We have attrac. Offices. a
flne group of employees, 5-day wk,
and We offer opportunity for ad-
yaneement: UNITED SERVICES
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1925 Eye
st. NV. RIM. 5O2. e
CLERK. counter work and marking
Dry cleaning shop. Excel. salary TO
right girl. Apply DEVONSHIRE
VALET. INC. 4234 Wis. ave. 4
CLERK. general once work; tipping
desirable but not essential. Please
dc not apply II not interested in
permanent position. For appt. call
Mrs. Waldron. FIR. $500. F. w.
BOLGIANO & co. IS
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP WokAEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced; !;
small downtown once. pleasant sur.
roindings.. excellent opportunities,
b-day week, no Saturdays; $50 per
week to start. Reply with dental
refs. Box 227-M, Star. --9
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP woMEN tcs.s. J

BOOKKEEPER. assistant, experienced;
local school training In double en-
try preferred; 5-day week: pleasant
Give full details in your reply. BOX
BoOKKEfiPiNsG fiPfs MACHINE oPERo.--
. Accounts receivable. experienced, 81
day week. paid vac, holidays. hosp.
See Mrs. McRorie, MALONEY'S
BooKKEEPISSS tSG iaHS Ss0rsis MscHiNE ayf, oPER..
TOR, young lady to learn operation
OF bookkeeping machine. Apply gem
eral once, WASHINGTON PROPER
TIES, INC, $500 Woodley I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP WoMfN

SECRETARY for hotel exec, 6-day
Wk.; pleasant working cond. Apply
general ofiice WARDMAN PARK aO-
TEL, 1900 Woodley I'd. NV -
Evening star., 1952-03-04
TELEPHONE OPERATOR

TELEPHONE OPERATOR
experienced; rotating shifts;
liberal company benefits, paid vaca-
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 200
Woodley rd. NV. a
TEL. OPER., under 35; downtown;
over night and occasional week ends;
exper. secretarial board desirable.
For appt. call JU. S-S501.
TYPIST, exp. accurate, also operate
small PIX board, Bladensburg, Md.
AP. 34O0. a
portunity for young lady: salary.
$500 mo-; 6-day wk. Me. 6713.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
SALES LADY-EXP.
RETAIL CREDIT
CLOTHING
LONGS, 731 7th S. NV

SALESLADIES-Perm. position; good
salary. Apply in person, UNITED
CLOTHING CO., 739 7th st. NV.
experienced, for ladies'
ready-to-wear shop. eight by day or
week, good salary plus commission.
Apply KLEIN'S. 3022 14th st. NV.
white neck wear
demonstrator dept. store; good sal
airy and comm. Call MISS ROSE. MI
9739,- 7:30 to q pm. 5'
SALESLADIES. experienced. sell ho-
Siery. lingerie, blouSes. Excellent
salary plus commission. Permanent
position. Also part-time help wanted.
Apply FRANCINE. 736 7th st. NV.
-
SALEsLADIES-For full and part
time; experience in dress and suit
sales: highest salary and commits
sion. vacation. sick insurance.
Apply PALO 720 King St. Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP MEN

white. good personality
and ambitious; car useful. no can
vassing. Apply $50 pm, Tues. and
Wed. Mr.. BROCKMAN. 516 r. /
Evening star., 1952-03-04
BAKERY SHOP CLERKS

BAKERY SHOP CLERKS
SHIRLINGTON, VA.
Hours: 1880 pm. or 5:1:30 am;
pleasant work in our modern pantry
houses; meals and nylon uniforms
furnished; good pay. plus paid va
'A.aI'is APPLY anq HOT SffN SLOPES, aaeHs INC.
Rm. zoo. 134l 6 st. NV. a
BEAUTICIANS WANTED for busy
salon; guarantee $50 week. Box
BEaGTIfSaN-ror islI1' sisS our new salon ms q
Brooks: all-around operator; one
with following would have prefer
FRED fe The HAIR aSHRs sTYL1sT ana 1sFls'ffes 1853
G st. NV. Ma. ARA. Il 80
BEAUTICIAN. stylists. shampoo girl,
Gent Esn Village and Silver Spring. Earn
BEAUTICIAN, for busy downtown
Apply CARL S BEAUTY SALON, fo7
i2th St: nv. Ma. l01S. -
BEAUTICIAN--Guaranteed $50 a wk.
BEAUIY Pas cen.s sAkSN M R.sis2 %a sRSP %s
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, ex-
PNVs; Perlsnses; saaTrv sasTy and 9p sopmisscns
az, H'"' SS' o''o' Suh' tali
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
pleasant neighborhood shop. Call
CONSTANCE BEAUTY SHOPPE,
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicur-
list; at SHOREHAM HOTEL BARBER
SHOP. $50 week guarantee. can
earn 500. AID. O100. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full, part time;
air-cond. shop. 1855 N. H. Across
from Langley PIX. Apis. JU. T-7222
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn Ss5 to
500 per. week: salary plus comm
modern shop. steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. ITO
BEauTY "a II nio iooPERAroR-Are you in
terested in evening work or Sat?
EN-. 9113. -6
BEAUTY OPERATOR must be expert.
excel. sal. BROADMOOR BEAUTY
SALON, 1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 2113.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
YOUNG MAN

4OON1 W1AN
For credit once, of fine, furniture
store. Good salary and working
EURO sTRaH ruRSiT6RS RSi1i9j Seaos CO. sos aaS17 F
Govt. bldg, after school. 4 to s
req. Apply MR.. sCHRoT. news
81 STAND; l. = s. Veterans Adm. slds.'
PART TINE, married, with car, neat
appearing. willing and able to work
20. to 25 hrs. wkly:, ewes. and week
ends; to learn selling with national
TIrEaaizsatieen' TIrEaizzatJien not csnvasSins; "a phone
WANTED-Experienced once supply
and commercial stationery order
filler. Excellent opportunity for ad-
Hancement; good salary, M. s. CHM
CO., 1417 N. Y. ave-. Mr.. Thomas.
WANTED young man who desires per:
manent career in ONCE supply and
commercial stationery business. Lge.
loan company with eventual oppor-
chandising or warehousine. good
compensation while learning: high
school graduate REQUIRED. NJ. S.
CHM CO.. 1417 N. Y. ave. Mr.
AMBITIOUS MAN with proven abil-
ity as salesman. worthy Of promo
tion and managerial responsibilities:
any exper. in consumer type sales
and managing men will be helpful,
This is no easy Job, but offers un-
usual earnings, You will need to
prove good work habits, q driving
ambition; ability to be a team mem
Write giving full details about your
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
furniture stores in America has an
opening on its staff for young
qualities and appreciation Of hne
furniture. Experience not essential.
: Apply by letter stating educational
background and or 3 references
as to character and integrity. Box
EMPLOYED Ed MEN-Three ewes. and
Sat. part-time work; prev. retail or
contact exper. helpful; about So
6:3O pm. RIM. ZOE. 7iO 14th st. n W.
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY in
age 20 to 40: married; S55 wk,- and
INSURANCE, 1910 Vermont ave. NV
Oy nhone Ma. 9100. "A
AMBITIOUS MAN interested in learn.
ing and capable. Of assuming ths
ssponsibiifsss 4t .sreS eSesirabl. Sr
not necessary. Excellent opportu
nity. Fuil-time position. Apply BE-
tween 10 am. and II noon. VIM
BALLANTYNE & SONS. 142i
st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

YOUNG LADY to work as clerk
typlst and relief switchboard OPP
orator. Apply SHIRLINGTON Mo-
TOR Co.. Shirlington Business
Center, Arlington, Va. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-04

OPERATOR, secretarial
switchboard. nights, IL midnight
am, permanent; $l65 mo. Apply
manager, KENNEDY-WARRE 3133
Conn. ave. a
Evening star., 1952-03-04

SKIP LOCATOR. exper. only; full or
Joe Tash. NEW YORK JEwELRY
SODA FouNTaINs 81 S1a r. GIRL. hiM. colored; ex-
perienced; references; good pay:
good hours and meals: day of
per week. Apply WARDMAN PARK
DRUG STORE, 1850 Woodley .rd.
sTENoGRAPHER-For real estate
ONCE. Young lady Just starting in
business preferred; 5-day week.
Apply BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417
K st. NV. -
STENOGRAPHER. national concern.
Two-Rirl ofice Salary commensu-
rate with ability; 6-day week. Elk.
sTESoGRAPaER. iSsi Hksi Her permanent; lisht
ONCE work. Personal interyieW re-
FIR. $500. F. w. BOLG1ANO & CO.
STENOGRAHPERS-Public steno. has
openings for several fast StenoS. and
typists; hourly basis, select Glen
tele. part or full time day hous..
ST. 1871. .
OPEN
ing for exper. stenographer in q
scientific research organization. For
woman under 36 yrs. Of age. oner-
ing:
ia hr. day, 5 day week.
"a days annual leave.
AnN asAtg VAn
Evening star., 1952-03-04
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings, good references, no in
i veStment. Call 81. 1851.
NAN, white, for general stock work,
steady work, steady advancement
3746 10th st. ne. a
MAN for rug department to cut and
P. J. NEE CO. WAREHOUSE, i74l
johnson ave. NV. Mr.. Jackson.
MEN, 2 full time and part time;
start on q one or two day trial basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is: full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average $100 and UP per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.;
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly; no
experience necessary, an experienced
man will train you. Apply Gil
National Press Bldg. 14th and F
SITS: NV, or call DI. 349S or DI
MEN TO TAKE ORDERS for Golfers;
S4.25 per order plus bonus: same
day veriflcation. RIM. 424. Bond
1aEN g white). neat appearing for
outside saleswork; no experience
necessary; $50 wk. guaranteed dur
ing training period; average earn
tngS after training, S75-S100 q wk
We furnish transportation. Apply
Room $50. 724 9th St NV. 4
Evening star., 1952-03-04
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

UPHOLSTERER and Slip cover cut
ter. must be Al mechanic, have ex-
cellent opportunity for right man.
Apply DRAPERY SERVICES CO.,
1855 Kennedy st. NV. -6
DPHOLOLSTERERS(2)-We need sew
/. eral men who are interested in
working 81 wks. a year and paid
vacation the other week. Pay of
S124.99 for 46 hrs. every wk. for
good fast men: no trifers: must be
sober; apply DRAPERS CO., 1888
.WASHiiNG MACHINE MECHANIC
familiar with all makes of washers.
Salary open. Apply Mr.. SOURBEER,
504 10th st. NV 4
BOY, white. for soda fountain work;
hrs. $3.50 pm. to 9 pm. SCHNEI-
DER'S. 6231 Ga. ave. NV.
MAN, white, in good physical condi-
ton. for general work in furniture
warehouse: must have D. C. drivers
permit; good paying. permanent
position with one of Washington's
most respected Arms. Phone Mr..
Matthews, Woodley 4244. for ap-
! pointm0lt. COLONY HOUSE, ware
house at l30 Que st. ne 4
Evening star., 1952-03-04
ASSISTANT MANAGER

t1OO1O AIN I WANAN1ER
Excellent opportunity to
train for assistant manager
in beautiful modern local
store featuring a long estab-
lished. nationally-known prod
uct of highest quality. Prefer
women. age 2S-40. with sales
or business exper.: $4S be-
ginning salary; 5-day, 4O-hr.
wk. In reply state age, height,
weight education. where you
have worked and positions
held. Box POI r. Star. a
Evening star., 1952-03-04
CASHIER

CHECKER. groceries experience; good
salary; large air-cond. supermarket.
LEE SUPERMARKET, 2233 N.
Pershing dr., Arlington, Va. %
ChEChER, little experience neces-
Sary. Good pay, fine working con-
ditions. Apply MASTER SUPER
MARKET, 10S0S Lincoln ave-, Ken
slngton. Md LO. 5-1S65. -6
CHIEF CLERK to supervise 3 other
employees in Office making and keep
ing addressograph plates and files;
tipping ability required; previous ex-
perience desirable, but not necessary.
Handicapped preferred. ME. 594O
for appointment. -
Evening star., 1952-03-04

PLACEMENTS wom.
en-; day or eve, good pay. RE. elO7.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Stenographer-Clerk
in conseniai once in e deorgetoWn n'
Should be able to take shorthand al
20 w.p.m. and be accurate, neal
typist. Salary dependent upon quail.
fications. Five-day wk., paid vaca-
tions. sick leave, free Transports
tion and other employe benefits
Phone for interview.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 1868. Ext. 652.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

BAKERY SALESGIRL
Full or part time. Permanent posi-
tion for experienced clerks. Apply
in person. POSINS BAKERY, 5756
Ga. ave. NV. $
Evening star., 1952-03-04
SECRETARY-TRAINEE
IQ-OK

1925
Excellent opportunity for an alert.
intelligent girl who likes responsible
ity and interesting work in o pleas
ant ONCE atmosphere: shorthand
helpful but not necessary; reason
able typing ability required.
Short work week and liberal COM
pany benefits. including free hos
pitaliyation and insurance. 2 weeks
vacation with pay. sick leave. an
nual cash bonus. Apply in person.
8 to 8. MIR. HART Suite $40. Ring
Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV.
AT CONN. AVE. AND 18th ST.
SERVICE MANAGER to handle Gus
TONER complaints and adjustments;
good telephone voice and manners
necessary; clerical experience and
good penmanship helpful; 6-day
week; group ins. and other en-
ployee BENEFITS. Salary Commensurate
with ability. Box SCH. Star "a
SHOE SALESWOMAN
PART TIME
For children's shoes; excellent sal
ary; full or part time. Apply
L. Z. MASSEY SHOES. 606 18th
st. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP WoMEN
1888 YEARS OF AGE
THE EVENING STAR
110l penna Ave NV

STENOGRAPHER, 35-hr., 5-day wk.,
paid holidays and vacations. good
working conditions. Cali MR.. PET
sTRS0G:p ERS0N: Hps S 200; ;, for p appt. vo,,4s 4
woman. under 40, to work In travel
bureau; exper. preferred but not
necessary: interesting work; 5-day
wk.; hours, 8 am. to $50 pm;
vacation with pay: good salary.
GREYHOUND TERMINAL. lilo
New York ave. NV. "A
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK. well es.
tablished editorial ONCE has an i'm
med. opening for a stenographer-
clerk under 80; good salary and loc ;;
5-day wk., attrac. air-cond ONCE
opport. for advancement. Write Box
119-L, Star giving details con-
cerning training, exper. and salary
expected. ~
Evening star., 1952-03-04
CLERICAL OPENING

CLERICAL OPENING
Young lady. age 2O-3O, some college
background preferred; should be
able to compose and type occasional
Excellent opportunity and working
conditions. 5-day week, & to 4:3U.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSUR-
ANCE CO., 14th and l. sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
AVON TWENTY-FIVE

AVON COSMETICS
II you have used them you know YOU
can sell AVON PRODUCTS in your
spare time! Many dollars can be
earned servicine customers in
territory near you. No experience.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HELP WoAAEN

with clerical exper., for unusual
opportunity in subscription dent
Of national publication; location.
Georgetown; 6-day, 4O-hr. yk,: psiS
vacation. free disqualification and
ms; Advancement. CO. 1014, -
Evening star., 1952-03-04

For credit ONCE of fine furniture
store. Good salary and workins
Apply Mr.. Mullin, JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 300
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
Justifiable Homicide
Is Court Ruling

told him that she stabbed Ed
wards because she was afraid that
he was going to harm her sew
said he had threatened her sew
eral times and broke into her
apartment further threatening
her.
william Thomas told the court
that he was present at the Lewis
home at the time of the incident:
He said he heard Mrs. Lewis tell
Edwards not to come In her
apartment. Edwards said he was
coming In any how and throw her
out of the apartment. Thomas
also said that he saw Edwards
break the latch on the door to the
apartment and enter.
Theodore Brown and Wesley
Gillard, also at the Lewis apart
ment gave similar stories Of the
stabbing.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
Letter To The Editor

Editor the Miami Times
Dear Sir,
This might be a little late, but
I want to offer my congratulations
to the Federation OF Negro Clubs
for what they have accomplished.
was present at the recent ded-
ication OF the building at goth st..
and Third ave., and I really en-
toyed It.
DR.. Kelsey PharT, as master OF
ceremonies was at his best. The
addresses by Editor Reeves, Mr..
Elliott Pieze and Atty. Morales
were very encouraging.
The Rev. L. A Thompson con-
Quoted the dedicatory part OF the
program very nicely. The musi-
cal selections by Mr.. Basden, Mr..
Harold Higgs, Mr.. Arthur King
and the Land O'Nod little ones,
brought merited applause, and
Mrs. Rhoda White was at her
best in "Bless This House.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor, president,
very fittingly thanked the parti-
cipants and audience.
Preceding the dedication the
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Dizzy Gillespie and Johnny
"J.J." Johnson found time last
weekend to get together for some
Orange Blossom Classic talk and
jazz discussion concerning re-
bops, cool sounds and flatted
fifthS. Dizzy, the bop trumpet
king and an originator of modern
jazz improvisation, brought his
all-Star group in from New York's
famed Birdland for a one night
stand for the Florida A and M
Alumni Association at the Har-
lem Square Club. Catching up on
news of the NY jazz world, Jay
Jay checks over Gillespie's trum-
pet and decides to try it out. Scat
vocalist Joe Carol joined the
party on JohnSton's WWPB Har-
lem Express radio show, after
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Dear Sir,
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from home. Your kindness will be
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Sincerely yours,
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