davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-15
DESKS

Once. new and used. an sizes ana
types ct great savings. NJ. FRANK
q SON. Ala 3rd st, NV. Elk. S9T4.
DIAMONDS-Man's * Ct, SIS;
mans, y ct, 500; lady's ] cE,.
cts. .'big fiash," 5000; lady's iaL
cts, $500: lady's 2N cts. nlarquiso
cut. 1915. An prices include mount
ines, Trades accepted. LIVING
STON q CO.. 1898 II st. NV. NE.
DINETTE SET, mahos. Duncan Phyfe,
extension table. 4 chairs. corner
cabinet, buffet. good cond.; .$9k.
DINING RIM. SET. JR.. unusual mod: e
ern style. for sale at far below cost.
Table Is blond wood with black
lacquer top; chairs are blond wood
with foam rubber back and seats
covered In green plastic Leather. Can
be seen Sat. only, SEQ. SH. 1923.
DINING RNI. SUITE, 8 pcs, mahox-
any. Excellent condition, 8 extrs
leaves, table pads. ia. 5572. LIT
DINING RIM. SUITE. 10-PC.. GOOD
COND.. PRICE 500. CALL AFTER
4 PM. 10. 3-603l, I'D :
Evening star., 1952-02-15
FURNITURE
Special Mark-Down Sale


Floor samples and one-of-a-kind,
limited quantities. 9-pc. ffiahoeSay
oin- rm, suite. $3.50 6-pc. ranch
maple dinette set. sire. 7-pc. n.
walnut din. rn1. suite. Slg5. S-6c.
blond u: din. Enl, suite. S2l9. Drop
leaf tables, china, credenzas. break
fronts. 5-pe. dinettes $50 IN. 90
studio cuuches and sofa beds, finest
construction and fabrics, S5g-SIs.
Liv rna suites sectional sofas.
form. rockers. Desks. seeretaries.
complete selertion Of juvenile fur
nfture. IS bedfm. suites n modern
and traditional styling in Walnut,
pine. cherry; maple, mahogany. oak
and etc. Sil9-$42e. Box springs,
mattresses. HOLLYWOOD beds, Roil.
awags. Household misc. ImnedfaNk
delivery, terms II desired. -
OPEN Ewes. UNTIL 3
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2246 b I. AVE E.E --saD
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings, good references, no In
vestment. Call 81. 1851.
MEN, white, wanted, between ages
25 and 45, for operating tying and
inserting machines; nights weekly,
Mon. through Thur. and Sat. 8 to
3 pm. Machine exper., II any, pre-
ferred. Call UN. 3472.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
BABY'S FURN. SALE

Opp. Ambassador Theater. HU. s2Sa
BAKERY EQUIPMENT-Oven 3-decl
Vulcan Proof box, gas. Best offel
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBS; built
In. $25. Fittings, new or used
BATHTUBS, new used built.in, legs
sinks. basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES :. , CO; 2as5 "a; ave. DE. 5566
permanent wave machines, dressers
appointment desk and other misc,
All priced reasonably. BENNETT
BEDs. II / double mahogany. 1 walnut
with box springs and innerspring
mattresses. Reasonable. Wo. 4729,
1891 Calvert st. NV. -15
Bed. dble., mattress and springs;
good cond.; also newly upholstered
BED. sasir Fsss SouB1k 2E %arlE, NAH complete ds
! single rock maple bedstead. mar
hogany dining room chairs, end
tables and alabaster lamps; excel
lent cond. Call after 7:15, FA. 6571.
Can be seen all day Sunday, LII
BED, maple, twin; in excel. cond.
box spring, felt mattress. $40. SH
BLDG.-Structura steel and alumi-
mum, 20x36; as Is ON ground; used
for constr. ofice and warehouse; do
ing renovation OF Executive Man
sion. Phone Monday, Ma. 0616.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
BEDS! BEDS! BEDS!
Double-Decker Bunks,
Complete, $29.50
HOLLYWOOD Beds

With lnnerSpringS, $29.50
Others $4.50 up. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. bll New Jersey ave. NV.
BEDROOM, living rm.. and misc
furn. All good condition. Call DE
900, Apt. 102. II
BEDROOM SUITE, modern MENGEL
Factory closeout. Bargain. Cash oi
terms. American. 1923 7th st. NV
RE 1858. -21
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HELP WokAEN
STENOGRAPHER.

Interesting opening for stenograpller
or olctapnone operator In insurance
company. claims department. Five
day week. and other employe ad-
yantages. 4 you are seekinG per-
ment based on merit, and desire ia
learn e varied business activity,
: apply Mr.. Leyering, INDEMNITY
1MS. CO. OF Ma. 612 Woodward
Bldg. 10Th and H SITS. NV. lis
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR = with
some knowledge of typing; pleasant
surroundings: 5-day work week
benets bbeaetaizatIS5 RoyA ana MFRg nfe ggsuTsnss IN
aa9s,. 400 Georgia ave. NV. See Mrs
dept. Better than average typins
ability required. Work includes I'll.
Ing and other. general ONCE work
Salary. 500 wk. FORMAN BROS,
INC, 1460 oakie st. ne. lie
TYPIST, accurate; minimum short
hand; 35-hr. wk.: $500 mo. Age
22ddoo3s0; real estate-law ONCE. RE.
TYPTsT - Interesting position in
pleasant. coneential surroundings;
air conditioning. paid vacation. In
saTanee saGn benefits; 5-day week. DI
TYPisT. age 1895; type at least
20 W.p;m.. accuracy essential; posi-
tion with an expanding organiza-
tion, extending all-modern employe
benefits; excel. salary for qualified
person. Call ME. COLL. LII
TYPIST. YOUNG LADY - Also To
hand address envelopes and make
herself generally useful in credit
ONCE; no experience necessary; good
salary; permanent. Apply REGAL.
I'll 1tA ST. NV. IL =
Evening star., 1952-02-15
SAI,EST LADY


Experienced. coats. suits and dresses;
top salary; steady position: apply
HOLLYWOOD. 7O3 9TH 81. NV. lie
SALESLADIES; good opport. to triple
your income; white or colored; to
sell watches and jewelry on the out
side. Joe Tash, NEW YORK JEW
ELRY CO., 719 7th st. NV. -25
SALESLADIES-Rea and
millinery; part-time and steady en-
ployment; excellent salaries. Apply
sAGEsLApIEs GiS fdn; A'si WANTED = Apply
NATIONAL PEANUT. 1910 F. st;
SECRETARY to director Of research
organization in social sciences on
university campus; $65 wk,, 5-day
wk. Write to BOX 1896. Washing
ton z, d. c., giving education.
qualifications and references or call
ME. 1852 for an appointment. --17
SECRETARY-Prefer with in
surance ofiice exper Part time lead
ing to full time. EN-. 623S between
SECRETARY, between 25 and 80 yrs.
of age; good environment. S-hour
day: salary. $40 week to start.
LOUIS L. LIEBERS' HOUSE OF
TELEVISION, 1928 14th st.. NV,
(No phone csllS.) -1b
Evening star., 1952-02-15
ANTIQUE SPECIAL

ANTIQUE SPEClAL
Just arrived. Fifteen cherry drop-leaf
tables from our refinished shop in
to-find old tables. long thick leaves
especially well reflnished; also 5 in
walnut, cherry and walnut chairs
TO match. Inspect these tables soon.
they won't last long. More than 800
other pieces Of furniture at sensible
prices. and budget terms. Big stock
of china, glass, etc. ''Washington Z
CHEVY CHASE. S2f5 wis. ave,
OIL. 2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm; 10 am.
TO $3.50 PM, Saturdays; closed sum
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATORS

II you. have had experience as a
bank bookkeeper ON . MGR. 5000
type machine and are interested
miss this excellent Opportunity.
approximately hours work, S nights
Q week. Salary, 81 so per hour, Ad.
dress reply to Box 361-I., Star
stating age, experience. etc.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

NAVAL OFFICER and wife win driv,
your automobile TO West Coast
5EsSsine EsgI sIDsa1 TSShi Feb Is II SF %oN III fsl
Lu. 2-967S,. between, 8 am. ans
pm: weekdays. LIS
WANTED-One or TIVE passengers
share expenses; leaving Washington
about March for Beaumont, Texas
and Mexico City. Write DR.. AN,
TONIC REYES-GUERRA. 10. Crest.
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SECRETARY
EXPERIENCED
REAL ESTATE 7
CONSTRUCTION
OR
LAW OFFICE
PREFERRED
TOP SALARY
TO TOP SECRETARY
Apply
SHAPIRO

SKIP LOCATOR. full or part time
WORK; excellent salary. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719
N6akAPHER. permanent en-
ployment, exper. not necessary;
tons, vacation with pay and hos
plIaiization coverage. SUN LIFE
OF CANADA. SIG TRANSPORTATION
Bldg. 18th and H NV. -l5
lSTENOGRAPHER - Five-day week:
perm: position: congenial surround
lng' law once exper. desirable. but
not essential; $3.50 mo. to start
ssate age. education. exper.. BOX
|sTENoGR1PHER-For estab. wbo Whole
ealer; private air-conditioned ONCE;
40-hr. wk.; sal. open; perm. posi-
ton with opportunity for advance
ment. See Mr.. Becker, SIMON DIS
TRIBUTING CORP, 6l5 Penna.
sTEEEsNosekApHER, under 80 pre-
downtown ONCE. fS.ns 81. 4sss. T. !sus .Elb
STENOGRAPHER-For real estate
ONCE; 5-day week. Apply BOSS a
PHELPS INC, 1417 K st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER-For upper Conn
stsr sse; once; S5,-hr. week. Box 3l5-L,
sTENoGRAPHER-puties include e . re-.
vacation each year with pay; 37N-
hoNr week; starting salary So $40.
deiepnone now for interview. Execu-
PARTMENT OF COMMERCE. IF
STENOGRAPHER for law once. Ex-
per1ence unnecessary; 5-day week:
good salary. Ma. 674l.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Solid maple beds with coil snrins and
mattress. S2l.95; Wave 30-inch
width folding beds. SS.95; Army
bunk beds. with NEW mattresses,
2 leaves. 1895; double solid maple
beds with steel coil spring, Sl5.95.
n: FRANK g. SON, 414 Srd st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
MEN AVAILABL,ENOW

For employment. odd jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry. house,
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532
SALESMAN, 80. COLLEGE educated and
six years experience in sales and
public relations DEALING with finesl
clientele. desires to associate him.
self with local or national firn
where sales ability Is compensated
adequately. Box 479-K. Star. I7s
GOOD APPEARANCE, neat, sober
ambitious; So years; married. chill,
dren; IL yrs. exper. with public
hotel, restaurant exper.; now EN-
ployed; mgr. CORP. general nner.
chandise, retail, limited by salary
interested In future: best references
viii be in d. c. Feb. 1S and 10
Write Box 25S-L. Star. l7s
PAkT-TIME day work desired, 8 Il
5 hrs: housework and other odd
Jobs; own car: can operate small
delivery truck. DE. O024.
COLORED MAN OF family. home
owner and reliable, desires part
time position ut night cleaning once
IN downtown or Capitol Hill area.
Box 473-K, Star,
Evening star., 1952-02-15

CLERK-TYPIsT - Pleasnt working
automobile finance co. Apply UNI
vERSAL c. I. T. CREDIT corr.
1880 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
81. S100.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
FILE CARTNETS

ACE BUILDING MATERIAL co.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING
Evening star., 1952-02-15
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (public), bookkeeu-
ing and tax services; returns pre.
pared g dt,,ds. In PRIV; privacy yogr o hone 8.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started
caught up. audited, closed. ali taxes;
open rate. SH. 1854 l6s
ACCOUNTANT or fuu-charge book
Keeper, age 45; also hotel auditor
experience. Box 465-K, Star. I7s
ADDRESSOGRAPH, Graphotype, typ-
Ing, etc, $50 until 9 evenings:
~ hour. Box 470-K, Star. lTs
BOOKKEEPER. assistant or part
time; disabled World war I veteran.
II 4-607s. after 8 pm; ME. I100.
CHEF ANiD BAKER-Large EXPERT xp
ence, clubs, hotel or restaurant;
stsT slSskins for steady work. Boz 45a.K.
COOK, first class, manage kitchen:
fast. sober; any dish; ref. DAVID,
COMPANION to convalescent; refined
gentleman desires position. win as
sist In home, walks, reading, etc.
Write to Box ASK. Star. i9s
DRAFTING WORK in off hours BY
exper., employed draftsman. Ak
MAN, 80 yrs. OF age, retired police-
man, % yrs. service, best references;
wife with bookkeeping and once
exper... desire position as resident
mgr. OF apt. house in Maryland, near
y. c. Box look, Star. 17s
Evening star., 1952-02-15

NURSES, REGISTERED (25
$1,000 per annum; 5h-day week;
leave provision, medical coverage.
Call Elk. 0007. -17
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER or as
sistant. Experienced white woman
Sc. resident. Monday through Fri
PANTiRY' GIRL. M part time, IS Sundays
only from IL to z pm. Call DE.
8249. after II am.
PIX OPERATOR. part time. Is to 10
p.m.: good pay plus meals. Reply
in own handwriting stating age.
pertence to Box 374-I.. Star. --l5
Evening star., 1952-02-15
FRY COOK

FRY COOK
Wanted at DEL RIO RESTAURANT
charlotte Hall, Nd. Mechanicsvills
1O3-F-13. LIZ
LAUNDRESS, colored, to do work IN
pvt. res on Rockville pike; 2-day
wk;: must have local ref. Cali OIL.
OPERATOR, experienced
for embroidery work. COMMERCIAL
EMBROIDERY CO., eos Eye st. NV.
Ex. 1l6S: ewes. RA. 919O. -I5
or hotel exper. pref; good salary
meals, uniforms, other benefits
Apply Housekeeper, DOCTORS HOS.
PITAL.. 1915 Eye st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1952-02-15
MAID

Must be eficient, and neat, good sal
ary, and excel. working cond. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 3700 Mass. ave,
NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Attractive young women for full-time
day or night shifts. Excellent earn
ings, benefits include meals and
uniforms furnished, disqualification,
group insurance. paid vacations and
sick leave. Openings In d. c., Nd,
~ ~APPPLY HOT sHoppEs. INC.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
BASKSI1N4 81 f FURSS RS:S'
FJJRS

COAIS, CAPES, JACKETS
Ard scarfs OF every descrip-
tom; moutons to minks at 4
traction of cost: Showroom
samples; many unclaimed gar.
ments left in storage.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

TYPIST-CLERK
Knewledge and ability to type es-
sential; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply In
WARNER BROS. PICTURES
901 New Jersey Ave, NV. -21
WA1TRESS-White experienced; G
days wk., 3 to IL pm. GARDEN
RESTAURANT. 1912 18th St. NV
lis
WAITRESS, experienced in food and
drinks; night work: good tips. Ap-
ply in person. 5031 Conn. ave. NV,
GEORGES, INC,
attractive; good salary
and tips. meals; pleasant surround
ings. LYON PARK TAVERN, 2729
N. washington blvd, Arl -15
mature white woman, ex-
perienced; salary, $50; tips average
$50. Apply Immediately, 4015 8.
28th st., Arlington, Va. Call TIE.
exper.; good earnings.
Apply DUFFY'S TAVERN. 1851
Georgia ave. NV. LIZ
white, over 21; 1123
I4th St NV. SAND BAR RES
experienced only. Ap-
ply in person. 1888 14th st. NV.
CIRCLE RESTAURANT. -l6
Evening star., 1952-02-15
THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
BANK DESIRES STENOG-
RAPHER. Experience desir-
able but not essential. Apply
at
BANK OF COMMERCE
AND SAVINGS
NORTH CAPITOL & H SITS.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

MILLINERY SALESW0NTAN, expert
MILLINERY, 7IO 7th st. NV. III
NURSE. white. age 22-4O. for pri.
vate hospital; references. CO. 4754
NURSE. graduate. knowledge Of typ
O635 or RA. 1881 for interview
NURSE. graduate, white, to work ir
doctors office Monday through Fri.
day. 8 am: to 9 p.m.; Sunday hours
H., II am; to z pm No Saturdssy
goth st. NV. 4th floor. RE. 36I7.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
HELP MEN tcens.l

TRUCK DRIVER, are 20 to 80, exper.
In handling furniture deliveries;
must ee sober neat In appearance
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. 3i3b v
TRUCK Statesmen - Experienced
best selling light and heavy duty:
camplete line: salary and commis-
sion. Box 460-H. Star. LII
Evening star., 1952-02-15

STENO.-TYPIST-Excei. opportunity;
5-day week; 20 days annual leave,
periodic merit increases. Applicant
must have good personality and be
well qualified Apply in person, PIX
once, BOILING AIR FORCE BASE
Evening star., 1952-02-15

nv REPAIRS RSGuaranteed service So
Antennas SIS. RA. 0766 or Ii
nv sEkvICEsame day; lob. guar.
Try us! p. o. SMITH. Sales and
Service Ii. 3-6050, Ii. 3-2545.
TF TR0UBLES? Don't gamble, have
. qualified technician IN you home
tonight Home calls, s.. Tp
nv REfaIRs, SERyTCE--At your
home within the hour; evenings,
week ends. Ali parts guaranteed 90
4 days. Home calls, S3. Lu. 1-5296.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
TRUCK DRIVER

CoLORED25-3S years of age; pre-
vious experience, clear driving record
and D: C. drivers permit are neces-
Sary. Must be able to pass physical
open weekdays S.30-5 and Saturday
gal. NO phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
DINING ROQM

GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.,
907 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash,
DISHWASHER, Thor Automatic. Il
price; $40. HO. 0166. --iT
Evening star., 1952-02-15
HELP WOMEN

AMBITIoUs WOMAN who wears
clothes well TO operate dress sho,,
In her home. Gorgeous STYLES, nj
sizes, finest fabrics. NO sinVestinent.
Ccmplete starting equipment ftIr-
nished FREE, Including proven plan
Tor success; splendid opportunity.
FASHION FHoCKs. Dept. JJ-I8S0,
Cincinnati Ohio. s s q Il
WHITE GIRL to train III flower shop
Call AD. 070Q, ask for flower shop
WANTED Stenogfa pher ACCOUNTING
High school graduate; specialization
commercial subjects, bookkeepinR
sten0graphy; one years successfu
experience bookkeeping ana stem.
0graphy. BEGINNING salary. S3. .Gf;0
Phone Rockville 4343. II
Evening star., 1952-02-15
CI.ERK

For dry cleaning store, steady fob,
good pay. excellent working condi-
tions. wonderful opportunity for an
ambitious lady; experience preferred
but not essential. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

TV2-HR. SERVICE
Ersss-sat.-Snn. Reasonable Yates.
Lu. A-0G55.
WASHING MACHINE, free esfimafes.
Call from e-5. NO. D5t6. -lo
Evening star., 1952-02-15
CATHOLIC
OFFICE

To prepare price tags and marking
tickets for books and religious
articles and handle light merchan-
disc; no selling; full time or part
time: not over So yrs; typing help-
ful but not essential; very good
salary; permanent for right person.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

POSTING MACHINE OPERATOR, ex-
perienced; good working conditions;
free hoSpitalizationi vacation; sick
FRier !SsHe ssfISnE WaonEsAIE itlsi6 DR5o coRP
RhScirTfoSisr II i Ii sStNi : soL1c1ToR for
Photographic studio: exper. pre-
ferred. See Mrs. Haley. HARRIS q
EWING. 1913 r st., Ma. 500.
RESTAURANT MANAGER-DETICIAN
for Conn. ave. tearoom. Call DE.
6249. after II am. IL
SALESGIRL FOR JEWMRY STORE,
EXCEL. WORKING COND.. HOS
EQUALIZATION, VACATION WITH
PAY; MusT BE EXPERIENCED.
CHARLES ERNEST JEWELLERS
I'll 18th ST. NV.
SALESLADY-Dress steady posi-
tion with excellent salary plus COM
mission. MODEL SHOP, 1903 F st.
SALESLADY-For Conn. ave. sports
wear, store; under 40; good salary;
pleasant working conditions. vac.
with pay, etc. OR. 2l77 LIZ
SALESLADY-YounE; for GEORGETOWN
ladies' speciality shop; part time;
straight salary. NO. 1920. --16
Evening star., 1952-02-15

STENOGRAPHER
Alert woman who enjoys workins
neat in appearance and CAPABLE al
passing physical exam; typina
and shorthand Of reasonable speed
are required. Five-day, 40-hr. week
Many .employe advantages in addi.
ton to salary. Apply Personnel
Room 800: Open weekdays 8::3O-5
ana Sat-, 9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
DOORs-DO OORS-DOORS

All sizes Of new, flush. panel and
defects permit US to sell these doors
at q great saving tn Won 7E'
Evening star., 1952-02-15

YOUNG MEN (3)
EARN $33 A DAY
No experience necessary. Report
ready for work $50 am. sharp.
1022 18th st: NV. End nr. See
Evening star., 1952-02-15
CREDIT MANAGER

Experienced. Good opportunity fol
the right person. Apply at KLETNe
STORE. 1927 r st. NV. All informa-
tion held in strictest confidence.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

YOUNG MAN wanted, prefer high
school education; drivers permit,
%. c.; mechanically inclined. Ap-
ply 1001 New Jersey ave. NV. bet.
10 and 12 am. -16
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Open March lst. II you have exper.
fence In kinderGarfen work. cilill
psycnology. teachias personne
ing; established corporation win
consider you for fun time work
Position worth. $500 per month "a
right applicant. Give full particu-
lars sua Including phone II letter d
Evening star., 1952-02-15
EVERYTHING

Imagine being able to buy
2 natural mink cape for less
tnan $500 or q fine mouton
tamo GOAT Tor under S75 or o
beautiful northern back musk
rat 81 the price of q good
rappit. We dare you to pass up
TINS sale that will startle
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
EAL Club Elects
Officers

The Eastern Airlines Social
Civic Club held its second annual
election Sunday, July 6, at the
home of Mr.. William Lynch, 10000
Buncne Park School Drive, with
Mr.. Stanley Sawyer presiding.
Each officer was reelected for
the year 1928. The officers
were congratulated for the tre-
mendous job they did in the past
year. The officers are:
Mr.. Herman BlackShear, preSi-
dent; Mr.. Stanley Sawyer, vice
president; Mr.. T. o. Wright, sec
retary; Mr.. w. c.. Franklin, fl
nancial secretary; Mr.. William
Lynch, treasurer; Mr.. Gilbert
Knowles, business manager; Mr.
Moses Jones, critic; Mr.. Oscar
Towers, chaplain; Mr.. Samuel
Wells, reporter.
This group recently entertain
ed local boy scouts and children
from the Kendall Home with a
picnic at Virginia Beach.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
FLORIDA GIANTS
MAKING FINE
RECORD

The Florida Giants baseball
team, with headquarters in Miami
are really making one of the fin
est records of any similar team in
the State of Florida. Up to the
present time, the team, under the
able management of "Babe Ruth"
has played Is games. Of this it
has won II and lost 6.
The team has been playing in
various towns and cities along
the southeast coast of Florida.
Last Sunday it played and de-
feated Boca Raon by a close score
of 3 to 2 in IL innings.
The manager announced this
week that within two weeks, the
Florida Giants will begin playing
IN Dorsey Park, at which time the
home town fans will have an op-
portunity to see the boys in action.
Included in the roster of play
ers on the team are the follow
ing:
Scotty, SIS; Willie johnson, CT;
Hodges, 2b; Conney, 1b; Rocky.
p; Matthews, rf; Leroy, C; w. C..
johnson, If, and Ben Willard, 2b.
Miami's baseball fans are re-
minded to watch for the an
nouncement of the home games to
be played by the fast moving Fla.
Giants.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

Washington, DC. - A charm
ing and talented 23-year-old
Cincinnati singer, Miss Genevieve
Whitfield, who aspires to do
theatrical and Cafe Society sing
ing, will take another step to-
ward her goal - thanks to Coca
Cola and show producer-director
Larry Steele.
In July, Miss Whitfield will be
given an all-expense trip to At
lantic City for an addition with
Mr.. Steele, who heads the famous
stage and nigh. club revue, Smart
Affairs of 1882, now appearing at
the celebrated Club Harlem in At
lantic City. The trip for Miss
Whitfield, and her chaperon, Is
being sponsored by the Coca
Cola Bottling Work of Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
The talented young songStresS
was discovered by Moss H. Ken
dirk, public relations counselor
for the Coca-Cola Co., Severa.
months ago when she was engag-
ed by the Atlantic firm to enter
tain for the mid-winter confer
ence of the National Negro Bust
ness League at the ManSe Hotel.
MIR. Steele, who is also from Gin
cinnati, Immediately consented to
hear the young star.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
Attention Daughters
Of Isis

All members of Kazah Court
No. III, Daughters of Isis auxil-
iary to Kazah Temple No. l49
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. are
requested to be present on We'd
nesday, July Is, 7:S0 pm. at the
Woodman hall.
You are requested to come
fully prepared to pay up all in
debtedneSS due the court. Your
attention to this matter and pres
ence will be greatly appreciated.
Miss Marie M. White, Ill. Com.
Mrs. Rosena Gibson, Ill. Rec.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
Beating :! !, The he: Gun .
BY ALVIN MOSES
BY ALVIN MOSES

your head,-Not your heart,
buddy boy.
The next Robinson-M Maxim bout
has been ballyhooed and yet it
needs no fanfare. Had not Rob-
inson carried the fight to coun-
terpunching; spoiler, cuties Max
i'm, it would have - stunk-out-
he house that Babe Ruth built
and that is enough for this humid
weather.