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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
LEADERSHIP
INSTITUTE FOR
TB WORKERS

A leadership institute for Ne
gro tuberculosis workers will be
held February 20-22 at Florida
A and M College, Tallahassee,
Edgar L. Barker, Fl. Myers,
chairman of the Advisory COM
mi:tee on Negro programs of the
Florida tuberculosis and Health
Association, announced today.
This institute will serve pri-
marily the northern counties from
Escambia into Duval and south to
Alachua. Last year a similar
notwithstanding institute for
volunteer workers in southern
counties was held at Bethune-
Goodman College, Daytona Beach.
DIR. George w. Gore, Jr., pres
ident of Florida A and NJ College;
Dean H. Manning Efferson and
other college representatives will
assist FTHA in conducting the
February institute. Several out
of-state consultants have been
invited to participate in the pro-
gram.
Aim Of the institute is to help
improve and increase the knowl-
edge, skills and attitudes of vol
unteer workers with local TB as
;ociations and to aid in attract
ing the highest type of leader
ship to the tuberculosis program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
NEW DANCING
SCHOOL OPENS

Miami now offers an opportun-
ity to colored children to obtain
qualified dancing and voice in
struction.
The Nightingale School of Arts
at 265 NV 5th street, offers the
best in qualified instructors for
those children who have some
talent.
This opens a wonderful field for
children with ability who wish to
follow in the footsteps of such
great people as, Bill Robinson,
Lena Horne, Pearl Primus, and
others too numerous to mention.
The colored community is invit-
ed to participate in an Amateur
contest which will be held in the
Harlem Theatre, Feb. 2.
Prizes that will be awarded to
the most outstanding applicants
are $50 for first place, $25 for
second place, SIS for third place.
In addition to the cash prizes.
A scholarship issued by the
school will be awarded to the
winners.
For those who wish to partici-
pate in the contest or would like
information about the school, con-
tact Mr.. Allan at the Nightingale
School of Arts, 265 NV 5th st. or
phone 3-1675.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
MIAMI = NASSAU
BASKETBALL
TOURNEY

A Miami-Nassau Basketball
Tournament was held at the Mas
sau Stadium December &c, q and
20 between Nassau teams and the
city of Miami playground, spon-
Sored by the city of Miami Rec
reation Department. The Miami
team, under the supervision of
Mr.. William Holton, was the
first basketball team from the
USA to play in Nassau.
Each game played ended in
favor of Miami. The scores were:
$3.50; 1910; 1915. Alonza john
son was the high point man Of
each game.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
FORMER
GOODRICH MGR.
NOW STORE
OWNER

Emory p. Agerton, who was
associated with the B. F. Good
rich Store, at 1899 NV 7th ave
at the corner of 14th ST., for more
than four years, and who served
as manager for the last thirteen
months, before the firm discon-
tinued business at that address,
is now operating his own bust
ness. 1t is the same type of bus
mess featuring home appli-
ances, tires, batteries, radios, tele-
visions, etc - at the same adj
dress. The new business is known
as the Thrift Stores, Inc. Mr.,
Agerton wants all of his many
friends and patrons to know that
he is offering the same type of
friendly and courteous service,
with the same high class of mer-
chandise at very low prices.
A native of Florida, Mr.. Ager-
ton has been a resident of Miami
for five years. He is graduate
of the University of Florida and
is well experienced in the field
of merchandise featured at his
business.
The attention of the Times
readers is invited to the ad from
the Thrift Stores, Inc. in this
weeks issue.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19

Charles L. Williams, principal
of Booker T. Washington high
school received from the South
Florida Council, Boy Scouts of
America, one of the highest
awards that is given to a scout
worker on last Monday evening
at the annual meeting of the Dade
Divisional Committee. This award
was presented to Mr.. Williams
by Mr.. Thomas J. Lumas, Coun-
ell Scout Commissioner.
Mr.. Williams began his scout
ing in 1927 in Fort Smith, Ark.
where he was Sceutmaster Of
troop 81, which has the honor Of
being the first troop in the south
to give an Eagle award to a Ne
gro scout.
Mr.. williams is now chairman
of the Scout Advancement. DR..
K. L. Pharr received the same
award years ago.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
WAS a nervous wreck
from a gonizing pain
until | found Paz0!"

says Mrs. 4. w., San Antonio, Jexqs
Speed amazing relief frem miseries OF
simple piles. with soothing Pazo$! Acts
TO relieve pain. itching insiaHily-soothes
ened parts-helps prevent cracking. sore
ness-reduce swelling. You get real COM
f6rting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple piles. Gtt Pazo for fast, won
derful relief. Ask your doctor about It.
Suppository form also tubes with per.
forated pile pipe for easy application. a
SP6sO Ointment end SHhbosti0siss .
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19
ASTHMA

Don't let coughing, wheeling, recurring at
tacks Of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
energy without trying kEEDACO, which
works thru the blood to reach bronchial
remove thick, sticky mucnS. Thus alevtates
coughing and aids freer breathing and better
sfeen. Get MENDACO from druggist. 6atts-
faction or money back guaranteed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19

Robert Barney" Barnett, for
mer manager of the Albertha
Heights housing project, is now
a special representative for Bour-
bon deluxe whiskey, product
of National DiStillers.
Mr.. Barnett is a native of Ohio
where he attended Wilberforce
University, but has made Miami
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-19

his new home. He is married to
he former Gwendolyn Sawyer,
daughter of Mrs. Alberta Sawyer
of this city. They have a one
year-old son.
The popular representative has
boosted the sales of his product
to a greater degree in this area.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
lioVsEs .FoR sALk-N.y1.

l5.room house, conveniently located
and ideally suited for chancery or
commercial mission. Cali Mr.. dSerts
ner, ia. S-7200. Ewes. IA. b-4134.l
JAMES L. DIXON q co.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOUSES FoR sALE--N.W.

FAsHYoNABLE MASS. AVE-. AREA
fully equipped kit. bath on lst
a.: 4 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd n;
finished attic; paneled recr. rnn.
In bsmt;; screened porch; gArage;
about $4,000 cash. balance in one
Town & Suburban, OR. s4oo
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

HOUSES FOk SAlE-N.W.
COLORED--UPsHUR 81. M. I8th
N.W.-Twenty ft. wide. i40 1t. deep;
Colonial front porch; second e. has
4 lge; bedrms.. modern, baths;
srn srs' Ill., Il nis wood fsal IT, atfsS RSd
gas h..w.h.; attic with ventilatinl
fan; all In excel. cond. Reas. priced
for this neighborhood: 81. 600 .,
n9ors 9sas sSslli Sc itsso v; D. JOHNSTON. aa ~
Brick, s-bedrna. hone me n ." Al cond. a
Fun bsmt. Only $14, $50; reas. down
payments easy monthly. terms. Call
zen 90RstkST{,s z e q NJ sssaM2soh sMs Inn NJ w
sost so. On over ast soS s. snDs mot aoess' gess II. l
rage, oil b -W.h.. good cond.; So, 500
cash, SIPS z mo. Call Mr.. Lawrence,
Or, SA4o. RA. 1858. J. NELSON
CofoRRE5S-5ea foRREE5S SHEPHERD 81. NV
Open Sunday reasonably priced
and for sale By owner; large brick
hood Suitable for 2 families; oil
atto. heat. z gas stoves, liz hath,
z porehes; $4,000 cash. Easy terms.
CSaosED--s4s 81 % SHEPHERD sT. NV
Large S-rm. home; full bsrlt.; hot
water heat. Desirable location. Can
be used as 2 complete apts,; sarase;
sair,Tg sII1 dsEnp pE payRssnt zseo JOE cUETo
coLoREbi--isI6 sSLoaiI - SWAMI sr. NV.
heat: $3.50 down. Do. 065S. 10 e I
CoLoRED-14a7 BUCHANAN sT.
sale By OWNER, Open Sunday. i
CsoHLoRED-NR. 81 IssA AND WEBSTER
- bsdroons.. mod. bath and kit.
aE asiRat hsoWNs sss hsss E ss 4 tcsy sssl buy
CoLORED--1I0-fia-ll4-1I6 X ST.
m;W asss1s, s.rEa a, rog a.. pr, TsSSEi m sCar
Walsh " SONS. Iii st. Nv.
oHafonhhYp SsfshY AVE si Ns -sss ssm. NEW ros
hr.,o lst commercial; Good LEGATION.
SONS, 1911 I 81. NV. 20
COLORED--1Sea 10th ST. N.W.--7
rms, bath. hot.MAter. coal heat.
$40 cash cash. lsIssa lBsssanes =, ar1TJsn1Esd 1JI1 Y
SONS, Iii / It. nv. RE-. sss5.
coLoREp--si.soe DOwN--corner
RE. RE ssoTSSSSREs SSSRs III. s6sss 81 ssoaay. neat.
CoIOREp - Es1KARD 81, NV. -
Ciiarming 9-rpcza and bath. red brick
dvsin sS.s nse G re, hss sssas sa5 ss prssa e
nHg ment coco 81 noRHrR. kSsnt.
Ga Ind. ave. NV. Ma. 0S60
c0LORRD-lzo1 nIK. MERIDIAN PL.
Ho1iA and income row brick, q ms
ksts.. I haths; ~ ,t,,.s sssase iIs,cs trSss
$i6,E0 GOOD terms. Known INV.
CORP, 81. z026s eses. fA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CHEVY CHASE CTRCLE

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. TO 5.
$40 LIVINGSTON STRICT
Under priced for quick sale. this Co
lonial Groom home features o most
attractive living room with mirrored
eornice and panel between windows.
wood-burning fireplace and buiIt-in
family-size dining room, 8 good size
bedrooms and modern hath. near
parochial and public schools. trans
portation and shopping. Trades con-
sidered. Miss Watwood. DU. 010S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1925 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
LARGE
RESIDENCE

AAnJE
RESIDENCE
Only door oil 18th St, a det. home
OF distinction for only S29,950
There are II rooms, several baths,
maids quarters, det, garage. Excel.
lent financing. Shown by appt. only
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
Re: 1887 ia. 4-0574
FIRST TIME OFFERED
134S MERIDIAN PL. NV.
This lovely row brick home in Inn
maculate condition.; new gas heat
ing plant; good financing. See 1t
and you will buy it. Mrs. Voigt, WI,
OPEN 1-6 PM. SUNDAY
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
GROOM SEMIDETACHED BRICK
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TIL DARK.
Located one block from elementary
school, express bus. Takoma recrea-
tion center. etc. you will appreci-
ate the convenience Of this i'm
maculate home; featured is the
cleaning white kitchen with
washing. machine). 3 bedrooms,
beautiful decoration. full basement.
etc. Priced for immediate sale.
Trades considered. Mr.s Weaver.
616 RoxBoRo PLACE NV.
Between Rittenhouse and SLeridanl
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
RealtOr, 1924 l4th st. NV DI 33A6.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOMES-HO)lMES

lOMEO-aOMEO
Bargains and Fair Deals
/, Allison st. NV, 1900 blk.
2. Buchanan st. NV, 1900 blk.
=. Georgia ave. NV, $500 blk.
4. Florida ave. NV, 400 blk.
5. Girard St. NV, 1400 blk.
o. Kenyon st.; NV. ts). 1900 blk.
2. Illinois ave. NV. t3. 5000. 4100
8. Park road NV. 1000 blk,
.. Princeton pl. NV. 800 blk.
10. Quebec pl. NV, 700 blk
! u. Webster st. NV, 1900. 100 blk.
II. Shepherd st. NV. 1900 blk.
~. upshur st, NV, 1400 blk.
Il. Varnum st. NV, 400 blk.
l3. First st. NV. (2), 1000 1900 blk.
l6. Fourth st. NV, 1900 blk.
IL. Thirteenth st. NV. 5000 blk.
II. Lane pl. ne, 1900 blk.
l9. r 81. ne. (2). 100 blk.
20. Second st. n.e.. 100 blk:
II. Sixth st. ne. $500 blk.
~. Ninth st. ne. 1000 blk.
e3. A st. s.e.., 1900 blk.
"a. 10th st. Sc. 600 blk
PARK ROAD HOUSING
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOUSES ron SALE-N.W.

1911 NEVADA AvE.--REDUCED
Handsome 9-rm. brick. 2 baths. large
lot: garage. Trade. Wo. 11l2.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
RE,THESDA

New exclusive listing; close-in loca-
ton; l block from bus; finest brick
construction, slate roof; bedrm; and
"a bath on 1st floor; 2 additional
modern complete kit. garage; owner
has bought larger home. E. M.
FRY, INC, WI. $500 till Q pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CoLoRED-VAcANT

OPEN SUNDAY. 1906 PM.
2202 FLAGLER PL. NV.
Af NEAR Y st HSMAb oRs RS TssI SIvShaiY e III ST.
Brick, newly decorated; & large rooms,
Ia baths, rec. rm. with fireplace
and outside front entrance, Oh b.,
garage: priced low for quick sale
with small down payment, bal. like
Joseph Cohen & Co.
RE. 2136 Ewes, Sun. IA. 3252.
COLORED-l5 rooms. semidetached
brick. oil heat. now used as room
ing house 300 block N st. $4,000
down, bal. GOOD terms.
E. w. THURM
90S 10th st. NV. DI. 1906.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
COLORED-POSSESS

COLORED-POSSESS.
3932 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
Six rms. 2 kits, 2 baths, center hall
plan, det. corner. Full bsmt. Oil
I00I DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Seven rm. Diet, bungalow; garAse:
1918 18th ST. NV.
Six rms, oil h.-w. h.; 3 porches, front
entr. to bsmt In new house eond.
Six rms, 8 porheS; yard; oil h.-w.h.t
246 10th ST. Sc.
Six rms, 2 incl. heated porches, con.
crete front porch, buiik-in gar. De-
uvered In new house cond,
FRED EHRLICH
10IA Yermont Ave. NV. aT n4hA
Evening star., 1952-01-27
COLORED-VACANT

ILLINOIS QUEBEC
We have two beautiful Colonial row
brick homes; 1 located on Illinois
ave-. the other 100 blk. Quebec pl.
Z spacious rms. tile baths, porches,
garages. auto. heat. $500 down.
PARK ROAD HOUSING
DE. I710 VI. 4765
Evening star., 1952-01-27

col oRED- I'm convenient location.
41S Upshur u. NV, Six rms, 2
incl ocrches. gas h.-w.h. Lee. back
I'd. and garage, You win have Z
beautiful tapestry brick home alter
the owner redecoraees. Moderately
priced with reasonable down pays
4Isi Illinois ave. n.v.-Tapestry
DTls5 Dc4ab nSne s;4 ,w With Colonial no, , front
beautiful back I'd. OIL h.-w.h.. mod
erately priced with reasonable down
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY
1879 Vermont Ave. NV, ST, O430s
Ewes. OR. 2784. -27
COLORED
0PEN sAT. AND SUN. Z to 8 Pm.
OWNER SAYS SELL TODAY
BROKERS INVITED
l1S Allison st. NV. No reAs. oifeR
Porches. Vacant. LYMAN c. DEIIIE
sunaoy;. s So;; iHg AS. sssT5s. $500; ewes. a9 sna
COLORED-VACANT
1918 COLUMBIA ST. NV.
Only $3.50 down for this deliehtfnlIy
decorated brick home, 8 lovely
rooms. bath, full bsmt.. h.-w.h. Deep
lot. Easy monthly payments.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
Ewes. "a AND sun. CALL oE. s6sIs.' IS'
Evening star., 1952-01-27

MASS. AVE. PARK - Extraordinary
opportunity for diplomat or doctor;
ly to extensive entertaining; mag
nificent wide center-hall plan in
Guiding lge. din. and powder rm. on
1st. A., div. rm. approx. 14x3o and
din. rn. approx. 16xlel: S bdrms,
. J.. baths above 1st A.; 3-car built
full condition. Ewes. call WO. 4754.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 141l.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
COLORED
90 BLOCK ONTARIO RID. N.
Z ROOMS
PRICED. $4,000

SUBSTANTIAL DOWN PAYMENT
Wide gray tapestry brick cement
front porch. 2 screened rear pofches,
q rooms including attic rIa.; also
pantry rm. extra; bszat. with front
and rear entrances oil heat lava
Long rear yard, gear storm gar.
feee, metal storm Windows. Lst- us
eeii your house 30 you can buy
this better one. AT. 1904. Ap. Q3s3.l
Evening star., 1952-01-27

1900 BLK. MONROE ST.
Large brick house arranged es 4 apts.
Estimated income $266. Property can
be shown only by appt. Moderately
priced with . reasonable down pay
ment.
JOSEPHINE g. JONES
Ho. aI51, DE. 40S7; Ewes. and sun,
Call En- Anha :.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

BhEfHEkD FAhE; I-Ih. uetauHeu
heat, sarage, s bedrooms, . baths.
Can be bought with $4,000 cash
and 5000 mo. For more informa-
tien. call Mr.. Lawrence, RA. 1868,
OR. 344O j. NELSON HUGHES.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.. S23.5o0. A
4-bedroom residence located close to
Conn. ave. on an soft. lot. Within
easy walking distance to public and
parochial schools. Spacious Lying
and dining rooms, good kitchen.
ably priced for quick sale. 10 in
spect, call WO. 1900. Of1ce open
today. EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
Chevy Chase, D, c..
Evening star., 1952-01-27
BRIGHTWooD AREA-Whittier Sd.

8RlGHTWOOD Corner tapestry
brick. 8 rms. 2 baths. gas h;,w;h b.
built-in garage; poss.: $18,500.
FISCHER. OW. 7540 or ST. 1896.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

BRIGHTWOOD-8th and TuckermanI
sts.-Semidet. brick. rms, bath;
needs some repairs; S12,500. Easy
terms. STROUP, GE. Abs.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

CHEVY CHASE, d. CA very good
brick-and-frame residence. located
close-in and convenient to all
schools. Generous-sized living and
dinins rooms. good Kitchen. three
hright bedrooms. two tiled baths.
built-in garage. hot-water heat with
gas. To inspect call WO. 2300.
& CO. INC, Chevy Chase, D. C.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

cOLOn1D--lzoo DIK. MERIDIAN PL.
Hoiie and income row brick, q rms,
3 kits.. y h4ths; earase tEont
$l6. 500; rood terms. BROWN NV.
CORP, 81. z026; es6s. fsfA. $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02
Stranahan.
REGAL Lead
In Golf Play

Tuscon. Arz. eH-Frank Siran-
ahan. sen ol a Toledo. O.. millioa-
are. and Skee Rlegel rapidly ris
inc pro from Tulsa. OKLA. lead >
closely packed field ~ par busters
into today bird round ~ ere $40
0o0 Tucson Open Golf Tourna-
meni. They had 36 hole totals
III i32.
Ssranahaa. an amateur. ~ be.
lieved 10 have set a new CA Q.
hole record Of IN Friday Hls 81
tor the e4o2 yard. rar J VI RIO
Coli and Country club Course was
one 0f the lgwesi recorded IN the
history ~ the CA.
Both leaders know they will have
10 continue shooting snbpar coli
today 20 stay ahead. Some Of the
biggest names In gnlf such a.
Lloyd Manerum and Cary Middle
coff, arr among the is'pros behind
them by six strokes or less.
Dave Douglas of Newark. Del
Henry williams Jr of KuszloWn.
Pa. and Joe Moore NJ White
Plains y. y. sre enc stroke be
hind Middlecoff. Memphis. Tenn.
and Ralph Blomquist, Los Angeles,
have 1885
Mangrum. playing out ~ Chic
ago. was forced 20 settle for . par
7 Friday he has a rs hole total
Of IT'S. together with five others
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02
HOPES To BREAK
NspRRf~'S CONTROL
uAER NATIONS
IsONING
~ BnN PUNK

MIAMI r hosnfs hottest cuf
rcm issne whether Doe Walcoii
vlii eitt fsEard Charles tie first
track e. BIS heavyweielt title 80
defy ihc international poxing club
and fighl Harry Matthews IN Las
Vegas hill hc ttrsshcd Wa ln
conference here lofay
The rfinfnsls all ~ eeaiaui
Fclix nocchieehsa Raleotts man
aver who wants 10 sn1ieh . S11n
eco guarantee fer tae weeuda sirht
and Sam Norris. us president
Who says he'h never release Wal
cot from has contract Gee 3 reiurf
match with Charles
n Orlando where Nalrcli b0xed
an exfihi@oa Fufax ninhf witl
Young Harry WINS 80 los Anae'es
hoechicchia declared Wen Hetf
Charles onls " the TIC warts a.
match she las Vegas offer
TIE moneys me fting ~
said WIS shoult ue 1ail Charles
fcr hss than we've hnfn offered 10
meri Matthews d lhey dont
match ihal offer ueR going a.
fight Matthews
Asked about has lBC euusract
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02
Conch Varsity Casers VIII
Tangle Witt Fort Pierce High
Tonight In X. W. Courl Meet

The key West iligh
school basketball squad
will be- gsinning for their
fourth straight vicior, 20.
nigh, ~hrn ihey tackle the
highly rated Eogi Pierce
High five i'm the Eiiph
school gyms Tonight.
Coach Is.ekman will be-
la charge az the tanch. Ia.
night n Head Goaeh Win
Jene- j. attending ia Flor.
ida State Meet Al Delfas
Beach io dsirrnsinr the
pairinss and seeding. for
the State Basketball ious ~.
ameni next nsaulls
ihf IuFnl boss VII bg
diggihe hard &c ! victor,
io show the ia,~s when he
rciurns from his "trip.
The regular surfing
lineup will b. ca zap
Jones hn- bcen irillimg III
charges STEADILY IL an rf.
fort a. shnrpea az The
shooting eyes ~ the -uua,l
~hieh have hrcn im-i =
1.-THE di~appniniinn ia lha
pal.
The nsunE loneh fasi
break viii BE- ~ esid nee.
Jones has al-o stressed
physical conditioning IN
his workouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

one mere valuable award has
been added for ne beiiermenl Of
tie fooiball players ol key West
High school The award. which
wi.l be an annual affair sill ~
gisen 10 the outstanding guard o.
tacke, VITO. in the oplnon Of the
eoacfine staff and sport writers
slows tie best pciiormange IN has
type Of piayink sportsmansl .p.
aud determination on the fled uf
play.
Tie name IT this award viii hc
known as the Frank { Carbone.l
Memorial Winner fof the Scasol
OF 1871 vas announced today BY
the Carhancli bruihers. be- BRED.
Ngnatio John and puhy sponsors
III the award. as being rommy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

George Hebden carsan. who WITH
be % In June. died Friday morn
ins az the Monroe ceneral Hosp.
cal - the result al injuries sus.
tanned IN an accident on TIE Over.
seas Highway On Thursday after.
noon.
The body Is bring ,aken BY thu
Pr,,ehard Funeral Home N Miami
for funeral services 90 Monday.
lie Is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Lillian v. corsan: four sons.
Henry George and Edward H.. Of
Toronso. Canada. wilired Detroit.
Mich. and Hebden ~ Hillsdale
Mich. two daughters. Mrs. Coz.
don Hoffman,. Aurora. Canada.
and Mrs. Buxs Auihes. OF Ponle
Ncdrs Beach, FLA aud two sisters.
one IN Victoria. nc. and one in
feronio Can. Mr.. Corsan was = re.
si'.eni of Toronto. Canada and
ruth Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02
S.ubiton 4 Chiefs:
Officers Vie Fri.

0E Friday evening, February \
az - p m. the Suhron -Four of
ficcr5 sotbal team will play the
Su.mon fuurs Chisis s0fiball
squ7d
TIE ban game vill be played Tor
4 lpaefii ~ the Suhron Fo"r
Navy Carnival Queen. Miss Bonnie
4 &c Nicfols Beer. soda ard hot
dogs vii be on see with IRE pro.
cee,'s Poing 81 Qaeen Bonnie's vUi
IN carlnairn
TIE lasi time the Subron -Four
Officers team played was against
re Secret service Team and due
20 3 sliei lack ~ conditioning. the
Secret Servicers walked away with
the came For the contest. the Of.
fiesr's roster will be studded with
such stars as Joe The Melville
Marvel Greene On FIRST base. Bob
Ace Carroll. the Dartmouth Gel.
lege star on sccoad. Bal Read from
ne g iyO on sccond shari and
cliff Allen from tie staff viii
catch In the ouliield. the Officers
wlh have such stellar performers
as skccteT kosseri recently re-
pail lated from Nsw London. Karl
Home run kunz from the Nadre.
ga! v Vaughn and Cliff Mora
rom IRE Amheriack Third base
y III be- held down hy that eN Break
lyn Dodger charge. Bo0is Nc
Cafierty from the Petrol
The dark horse Of the might will
undoubtedly Be- a { Old Texas Tram
rand on lie pitching mound, Dick
Fsreban Harris from tie Cut
lass.
The Chiefs have NOT divaleed
their lineup bul Il is expected thai
their team viii be built around
"Wlldman" Brown on the mound.
Captain Davis. commander Of
Submarine squadron Four VII Is.
eort Queen Bonnie 10 the game
and Will instruct here IN TIE tine
al Of throwing cat re Iirs' pan
"a the game
Tie chief umpire VIII he none
oll or than kcy Vests famed
Blind Man Hinkie The Key
West High school Band VIII fur
nish Music
WVsiW throne
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lbs ANGELES r. - The way
e oIRn ior heaaieous Eligabelh
Tsylof 10 marry q man q years
her senior and Hollywood ully
expects hcf 10 do So.
Luscious Liz obtained her final
slecrce 81 divorce Friday from
llolel llelr Conrad Nicsyl Hilton
She Immediately announced she
aad a year old British Actor NJ.
shaei Nildlrg wlll wed
Tie decree Was entered NJ tie
81 year.old actress request She
ce-ii-el' % say WREN sc and Wild
lng will b. married lie d IN Eng
land making movie. and Miss
raylor j. scheduled ~ start one
Tie hes been ~ Miss TayloTs com
pany o.ien IN recent moaihs Young
alitna hes been rcpbrted altar
Wf pf'sv von Furstcnberg
wren Miss Taylor obtained her
rier'eeulgry decree Jan. ~. 1881
she testified tesrluliy that Nicky
VAS rude to her on their honey
neon spent his nights gambling
a French casinos. pressed his
ksFuh ing luck uuiu 5 ard 8 o'clock
ani that Size frequently had 20
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the transfer near Buuy SO G..
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