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FARM 8 GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage.
Aork AL kings %ARsncco Sf ssTe8t work Rock1e stGps
rNfE Mf fGsSEjllf SfMdvais s5ss. e and nm get onr
PAULs TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-457s
AZALEAS, nardy field grown, all
coiors and sizes; SOC. and UP; whole,
LAWN MOWERS. power ana hand,
popular brands. New 1852 models
in original factory cartons with 80
days free service; 20fs discount for
cash. DALMo SAL SALES co. e17 18th
TOP SOIL. very good rich top soil for
lawns and greenhouses. very reas.
Gardens Flowed and narrowed:
lawns diseed and graded; clearing;
VIRGIN ToPson. landscapine, best
ss1viss and nd' deii1er5 Iu m%fSS5s f.Ssss
roP @ soiL: 50 . I'd; well 1a T0tted
GxaRsDESs pIoWED; I1SNT1 Arlington ma area.
IA. 2-0952. ia. 4-1344. GIL. 0490,
BLUE STONE delivered for drlveways,
81 per ton on orders Of 4 tons or
TOP Soft: enriched. .sifted; nursery
s1 s51ck 14R maHg5e spPiN sftsd Ju 54s4
TREE SURGERY-Removal topping
and pruning; insured; exper. JU.
5r5aS4;, SILVER SPRING TREE
AZALEAs, 10000 in bloom; see them
Park: Md. Soc up. Eves'. "'a week ends ends.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. bluestone.
grading, hagling. 20; 3-5579. Id
W s ae oxne Ps5ie9s WATrR IT RaPsFs PsHR
Burtonsvilie, Nd. Fulton s-2136.
R0TOTnLER. Ship. with cultivator
and power take-of that can handle
stls SEQ s cGi. Also nsH Stack SOP 81 locust SSsa
posts; $50. Phone Cedar 3-3406.
AFRICAN v1oLETs. 3 for 81. up.
Starter sets, 81. Owens S633. 4331
Lee hwy, Arl., ewes, sats., and
ESGIisH BoxwooD. small sizes, up
to #; 81 oxford St. Chevy Chase,
AEHis T5h sfSd, :r.2 mode, sns tFsstSE
lift, wheel weights. lights, starter,
power take-off. oversize tires: eX-
cellent cond throughout: SS95 or
best offer. Evergreen 4-6303. Ill
RICH TOP SOIL for lawns and pea
gravel for driveways. Call 20.
BLUE GRASS SOD, delivered in truck
lead lots; you pay it. VI. 1880. lis
FLOWING. DISCING, MOVING gar
dens. yards. Sc. Wash, So. Md.
THE HOME wATERPuMP SERVICE
10. S-6127 49,
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ROOMS FuRN.-N.W. tcens.)

BACHELOR PREFERRED Room /
and bath. Private. entrance. Use Of
swimming pool in yard: Excel, park
ing space. Telephone Woodley 3441 |
II can ann IN ss 5sisSn Mas5ars snS mHsnins fitss ane
NV. on Porter st. near Cam. ave.
1928 KANSAS AvE.-Front rm. for
lady with pvt. layasory: at J-3 bus
GISvER S.GS Ay PARS RSW of peishtfuily asdH cool
tory; $50 double. $ss single. OR Or.
e.oI MASS. AVE. N.w.-Newly dec
sgle., and dble. rms; running water;
maids service; cool and clean. Ii,
LADY will rent front bedrm., twin
beds, next bath; = young ladies or .
gentlemen; ALSO ssle. I'M. for / lady; :
use Of Kit; and din. rm.; references. /
LGE: CLEAN RM.. new twin beds:
venient transp. NO. 43ia. OF. 6507. |
THE 1.E,!; saowaousE as WHO 81 Of Dupont sl..:
triple rms. 2126 r st. NV. III
SINGLE, lewiy decorated. running
,ts water; quiet girl. S35. 1919 Co
one olSR0'l iARGE. K E.Ts STUDIO RN., -,lS Newly
afs sa5 'aan5 ea ns4s sssH ceIams sSiss sd
church. trans portation; Tor en-
p@ioyId @ Ssr! GE. ,556l;,
'sas sas r. Dsr AS1ase 1 o. ;sIs dse s t5snt anv
1879 Allison sT.'pbie sTn cEHieoerna, rm, i twin
beds oyt. bath, beautifully furn
sSs g. rucksERMAv fhas ST. N.w-Ddu0,e Nwp11
or single rms; employed couple or >
girls; kl.: and laundry privileges,
convenient transportation. GE. 41G4
1898 INGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Larse
gentleman in private bachelor home:
aod,u Ct ,upi.,mised ,.a d, phone. RA. $685.: ii
GalI GesalnsR; z orsnd1new Sd%, furniture; So Tk.
siSGLEA Z Or DOUBLE. lse room With
pvt. bath and shower; near Walter
Reed Hosrital TIA. 6T5S., III
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM. End
poor; twin beds; next to bath. 1541
1914 18th ST. N.w.-unusuaiIy Ice.
front single rm' near bath; elev.
SMALL RIM, 2 windows; water ro in
I1n rm'; sober sober man; s. a wk.: or $50 a
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 RiTss @ JIoo. piM
Large; single studio room; refgr..
eTs ersak@faSt @ grill; S45 mo. -l2 Il
Fm. with 2 single beds; excel transp.
STUDIO ROoM-private entrance;
shower; gentleman preferred. AID.
1924. 93a Lamont st. NV. -1o
~ MADISON ST. N.W.-Sinele.
s:,s iss closet perch: phone; exp. bus,
I Is.s KENYON ST. NV. Single or
double rooms, kit. privil. co. 44s7.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 R. ]. ave. NV
Sgle; rm.; every -conv home; S35:
avail now also lRe. effc,,. MAJ, 2a.
1880 18th ST. Nw.-Large, cool
ssamie9t;' samsS6 n TEL priyils. aT COW. transp,;
LOCATioN-Single bed
tsSIn roSm' .n,;.5s moderate rate; desire respec-
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Large mas
ter bedrm. with bath: large closets;
use of kitchen; unlim phone, laun,
dry priyils:; couple. OR, $3.50. --12
SCOTS HOTEL =
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FILL DIRT

FILL DIRT
Free-Phone 10. 4-6737. Ill
MOTHERS DAY FLOWERS
potted azaleaS, geraniumS, ever
blooming roses and climbers. box
wood, petunias, argeratumS. scarlet
sage. in bloom. ASHTON NURSERY.
9 6o10 Georgia ave. NV. Open ewes.
till 8, Sundays till 6. Ill
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. - -. :. . -.
C0LORED = NEWLY DECORATED; :;
home privileges; near transporta-
conGkEDPERN t5Gn; mfp oP1y MI, RM Si95 for Ia
ployed. people; convenient to trans
ppoortation; cooking privils. RA.
CoIoRED D-FuRNIsHED ROOMS;
single or double. MI. 4174. Ill
COLORED-9l2 r ST. NV, APT. s.
Lge: rm. for quiet man; So .wk.;
CoLoRED-1s5a QUINCY ST. NV.
After $50, GE. $3.50. ii
COLORED-72I IRVING ST.. large
room, quiet home. Call RA. 1892.
coLoRED-11s P ST. NV, large
furn. rm., use of kitchen. plenty
OF hot water; Clean house: No child,
rem ,iIa IA 200 % me- %ps Apply 9pys after
eplViisses. enpSysa gfn gf sesa e woman H" Home
COLoRED-siNGLE ROOMS s6-ss.
two persons $40; large adjoining
TGT rooms: children accepted; cooking
CoLoREDiit-LGE. FRONT RM. in
quiet home: Kit. privils.: conv. to
coaokfphLaRGE a5a9IRi IA lS3I: sEpRm Mli s1d her
wk'; conv. transp. 1861 California
CoLoRED - eois 9Th ST. NV
Front room. twin beds; children
accepted; use of Kitchen. CO. 0340:
CoLoRED-1.6s T sT.-Lge. frt.
rm. for ref. cple or men; privils. /;
child accepted. Ho. 60s1. '-12
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2 BEDROOMS
DOWNTOWN

1908 18th st. NV. teor. 18th and
No bedrms.. living rm., kitchen
and bath in modern elevator apt,
bldg. Avail. immed. Rent S127.5O
per mo. incl. util. See JATTOR on
premises. Ill
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

18th ST. NV. AT COLUMBIA RD.
2.oedrm: apt. with liv: rm., Kit. oeal bath
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INSPECT SAT. & SUN.
2-5 PM.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV.

1-bedrm. apts. In beautifully deco
rated. remodeled bldg. furnished or
unfurn.; S99.50 mo-, unfurn.; SI25
mo: turn; includes all utilities. New
modern furniture in furn. units. See
agent on premises or call ME 5402
COLORED-4OII GAULT PL. NE.
Efficiency apt, for . men or EN-
ployed couple. VI. O669. Ill
COLORED-EMPLOYED COUPLE; /
lge. rm. with pvt. kit. with Frigidaire !;
good TRANSFORMATION. ST. 1868. Ii
COLORED--1 RIM. and kitchenette
apt. unfurn. Apply Apt. =. 7Ol
Florida ave. ne. $3325 per mo.
COLORED-18 AND ID NE one
rm; apts;; semi-kit., bath, refgr, lst
CoLoREDwend FLOOR APT, .
rms: rms: Kit and anddo pvt. bath; conv.
COL0RED-2 RMS, pvt. kit; S15
week; adults. 1920 First st. NV.
CoLoRED--l ROOM and kitchen;
nice empl. couple. Call DI. 3457;
sun. call HUI. 5707 ~
COLORED-l3O2 FAIRMONT ST.
NV rooms, refgr.; adults; 500
month. CO. 9052. Ill
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TOPSOIL
II you want the best. you want Pa
tapsco Valley topsoil from the
WILLOWGROUND FARMS. No rocks
mo Call RE AR0R
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625 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Bright clean apt ready for occu-
paney. Lily. rm;. bedrm.. bath, kit j.;
and elec. included: SIS per mo.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
2430 Pennsylvania avenue nw-Air-
conditioned efhciencies; $3.50 and
rl;;s; SSI;;So ,aa,, az UTILITIES and seeretarial
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BACHELOR APT. 735 sth st. Sc
large rms. kit. semipvt. bath:
on premises. Ma. S321. IL
WALK TO DOWNTOWN rms. kit
and bath in apt. bldg; $70.57 per
mo. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
a4lS H st. NV. WI. 9474 or DI.
CHOICE APIS. in s.e. and ne. sec
ton. One-bedroom apts.. SOS TO
S72.50. Utilities not included Coli
venient to TRANSPORTATION. stores.
etc. B.. F.. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
NV MA 2l00 ii
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GOODACRE APTS.

Several ! and g bedrm: apts.: 1re;
closets; parauet floors; ali modern
conv.: laundry, storage space; l blk
from shopping center; on bus line.
] bedrm. avail. immed., Ss5.
bedrms. avail. June and Is.
S91 90. Utils; incl. in rental once
Silver Spring, Md, open daily 9 to
20. 81. MI
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Waverly Taylor, Inc.

COLORED-17OO BLOCK Kenilworth
ave; n.e:-l- -bedrn1. apt. avail. Inn
SSfoN1zE ESQ iSvEsfans9Fi 'hfl 9ti CO.. AHHlzE nv
9th st; NV; see Mr.. Covill: Ill
N.W.-2nd A.; 9 rms, Kit. and bath:
mod; conv. location $50 per mo-;
az utils. incl. MR.. PASQUAL. Elk.
CeoL1oSRED-s.E-s rooms. kitchen
and bath; util; furn.; $s4 per mo.
CoLORED-2-RoOM APT. modern
kitchen and bath. radiant heat;
adults only $50 mo. Ooen Sun.
day. l-3. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
l23 goth st. nv. RE. 65S5. II
COLORED-UNFIRN. APT. ? rms,
KIT. and bath; sober. empl. cple.;
C0LORED-2 RMS, kit, bath, End
a., in pvt. home. avail. May Is:
best offer with years lease; no
prone calls. Apply between and
$40 today. 81 Bryant ST. nv.
COLORED
Immediate occupancy. convenient to
transportation. stores. etc. hish
elevation: one-hedroom apartment;
rent, SO; utilities rot included.
B. F. SAUL co.
a25 18th St NV. Ma. 21o0
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SCOTS HOTEL =
2l31 o st. NV. near Dupont Circle
within list taxi zone; excellent bus
exclusively for women; large lounge
TV.. free movies: all rooms single
with running water; telephone. ,laun-
dry facilities. hair dryers. SEWING
room. coffee shop; Rates, So daily
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girl.. 25-35. to share lovely 3-rm.
: apt; refs. exch. OR. ,O914. liz
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reis'/rea. lloo Z ST. n'e'' LII o-91.'. 3,.'
IOs 9th ST. Me- lovely. large
rooms. kitchen, bath; quiet neighbor-
CONN. ISS. 4VE.mcor. iH i' 1-bedrm. apt. 3
girls or cple. 2-bedrm.. 1883 New
TIE f9R ssi MrSfwoo6. NV %2; 0isS isss Mintwood
rd) ! rm.. rec. hall, bath. Frigidaire.
CONN. AVE.-Front apt. 8 rms,
bath; 6 mos. or longer. WALTER
AArIeHR 4 sTGwf EoHEkssaoes MA 1891 W. nsafey siSa
mer; avail. June 1st; l child ac-
Gepted; excel. transp. and shop.
1915 EMERSON ST. N.w.-Rm. and
kit apt. Tor 2 girls. S65 mo. RA.
1850 M1NTwooD PLACE NV. west
of Colombia rd.-Room, mod. kit.
, and a q, ! bath; bath Child accepted.
tIsnsn kIt nicely dE fgEn; sTas utils incl EXCEL.
9O6 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-a bed
care Of 4 people; pvt. bath: S65
$685. GA. AVE. N.w.-charmins apt.
porch. all utils. $3.50. RA. O6OO
Mon. afternoon. Ill
MODERN 2-bedroom apt. In NV. apt.
house, very best furniture and baby
graHnd piano, everything furn. HU.
KALORAMA RID. AND CONN. AVE.
N.W.-Completely furn. bedrrn. 4,
available now.) 5000 per mo.
Seen by appt. NO. 3693. THE
ROOM and kitchen furnished apt,
rSs for ! Or On girls N;os RA: 20 S2os; ~. Ill
IS;sd leysly a9me' g ne -, no esjecsion to j
$500 n. II: AVE. N;W;-EaTn. apt.
r0nFnEfEIY 81 shfEah fGaRss D5eiss5sn bedsm lv
Ing Ing, and Sv.1i din. r rm' apt apt, Is LIST class
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-conv. to
Naval Hosp. Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath, screened porch.
WIN take cple; with 3-yr.-old,
Call am. only. EN-. 1854. Ill
NV. SECTION large rooms. bath, !
In apt. bldg, suitable girls. util |
,Os INGRAHAM ST. N.w.-3 or 4
girls to share 2-bedrm. apt, newly |
redecorated, convenient to transp. |
IL { MADISON ST. N.w.-Emc.. new
ly decorated, pvt. bath. util. exp. |
bus. i or adults. GE. 7sls |
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2-BEDRM. APT, pvt. kit, bath and
liv. .rm.i upper floor private home;
adults only: $50. Sat, after :
pm. ia 1882. I'll
NICELY FURN. corner 3-roonf apt =.
avail. May I5 for mos. $50 mo-. (;
refs.freQ. 100 st. ne, Ii. 6-6121.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Very
large master bedrm.,. 4 VIM
dows, 3 closets, twin beds,
BATH. garage: on buSline; em-
ployed couple or . executive
type gentlemen EMa ESQ
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cellent meals and maid service. Call
after 5 weekdays. OIL. O0O6. Ill
1919 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Comb.
bed.-liv. rm., kitchenette; .utils.. sink,
refgr;: | Or empl. adults, Ill
kitchenette, bath, all utils. furn. !;
recently redecorated; $62 40 per mo.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 132 18th St.
RRIS;:HNW;oda1n: R;T; NE; d1oO: ,d.., o ~ IiS diSSr.
WarEars. entira 3nS ,n or t;p Ton1'
plenty Of closets, ldry. fac. Ia. O264
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$500 9Th ST. N.W.-3 rooms. kitch-
TMo oDffHa6i BEbRoosc Ss5 scai v Ia r Goa ainette
kitchen and bath; near transp.
Hechts and walking distance Ar
lington Hall: adults only; S95 pei
mo-. incl. utils.; avail. June l
GIL. 1886. Ill
1908 6 ST. NE. liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. t.-dinette. bath. Adults only $51 SO
AT. S549. or AL. 1854.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
"TAKE OFF YOUR HAT WHEN YOU
TALK TO ME"

Roy Williams, Miami Negro whose involved
in collision with two other automobiles, charges that
Miami policeman investigating the accident attempted
without to humiliae him and other Negro wit
Williams, Negro driver of another and third
driver white man. involved in the collision. Will
ams without fault in the incident and not charg
ed by police.
At the of the accident Williams states, Of
two Miami policemen questioning witnesses arroganty
demanded that all the Negroes present take off their hats
when speaking to the officers.
"Take your hats off when you're talking to white
men, is the statement attributed to the officer by Will
iams.
The other colored witnesses removed their hats. Will
liams says he turned and walked away.
Every police officer and every Southerner should
realize especially in the cosmopolitan South Florida
that longer is it Requirement for Negro to act in
abject subservant in order to show respect
when addressing the white mensuch removing his hat
In fact it has never been general custom to force
demand such respect by the Negro. Rather, it
voluntary act the part of uneducated almost
wheely dependent how the white felt toward him.
Yes, times have changed. Here in Miami we have Ne
gro Judges Negro policemen and Negroes in public af
fairs So is unbecomng of member of the white
affect superiority in such degree that he must his
authority to force Negro to belittle himself.
We glad that this is an isolated and hope that
the officer if guilty of this unhoughtful act will not
peat.-Miam Life.
The above article from Miami Life needs comment
from u.s. but do commend the writer for bringing this
matter before the public and hope that this particular
policeman will be enlightened thereby.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Young Business Mems Club re-
sumes its meetings for the season
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Smith. The club held its first
social meeting of the season with
Atty. John D. Johnson as guest
speaker. Mr.. johnson brought
some very interesting ideas to the
club concerning the living and
social conditions of our people,
which will be discussed in our
next regular meeting and COM
mittees appointed. After the dis
cussion Mrs. Smith invited the
members into the dining room
where we were served a pre-
Thanksgiving dinner while her
daughter, Little Jacquelin, en-
tertained with piano music. We
have always received very
warm welcome at the Smiths
home. Thanks to them.
MIR. Smith has recently been
appointed treasurer of the club.
w. o. Perry, president
Woodrow Parks, Rec. Sec'y
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Shades of green and white
were the color scheme used for
the wedding of Mrs. Eloise Der
son and Henry F. Pouncel. Rev.
Hunter officiated at the candle
light ceremony Sunday at 5 pm.
in Carver Ranches Methodist
Church. 1t was a single ring cere-
moQy.
The bridge is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Walker,
2752 NV 11th st. Her father gave
her in marriage. Mr.. Pounceil
lives at sos NV End st. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Poun-
cell of Fitzgerald, Ga.
Music was rendered by Mr..
Williams of Carver Ranches. II
Love You Truly" was sung by
Mrs. Jones and the Lords Prayer
by Mrs. Bradley.
The bride wore a white chan
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

tiIIy lace and net gown over ta-
fGtta seed pearls trimmed the
yoke line. Her white nylon net
had a 3-tiered skirt, cap, sleeve
bodice with high neck line. Her
veil was finger tip length. She
carried a white Prayer Book
with a white orchid. Little flower
girls were: Ann Parrish, gowned
in blue organdy; she carried rose
and blue ribbon; Ann Marie
benson, pink organdy. She car
ried a bouquet of pink and white
daises tied with pink and blue
ribbon.
Henry Sneed of Fort Pierce was
best man. Ushers were Mn Gay
and Mr.. CarSWell.
A reception followed at the
Carver Ranch church.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

On Friday evening at her love-
Iy home in Coconut Grove, Miss
Edna Deveaux entertained a large
number of friends at a miscel-
laneous shower honoring Mrs.
Millicent Harris, bride-elect OF
Mr.. D. j. "Prof." Wilson,. The
honoree was the recipient of many
lovely gifts and guests enjoyed a
delightful evening.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

The idea of the bank was first
conceived by a group of ten men
in September of 1851 and the
bank was incorporated in January
of 1852; quite an accomplishment.
This Browser sends greetings to
the new institution.
It's officers are Mr.. A. Leon
Mckinney, president; DR.. Cleve-
land Eneas, vice-president; Mr..
Edgar Balm, treasurer; Mr.. Ran
dolph Fawkes, neutrality-suspicious.;
Mr.. Percival Hannah, asst secre-
tary.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mrs. Evelyn Wells who has been
critically i'll at the Jackson Me-
mortal hospital is improving. Her
son. Earl, assistant dean OF men
at Southern University and
slaughter, Angle, a student at
Tennessee State, returned to the
city to be at her bedside: Now
that Mrs. Wells is convalescing
thew will return to their duties
over the weekend.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

The A. L. Lewis Elementary
School at Homestead, Mr.. Sam
Cohen, principal, was dedicated
last Sunday afternoon. Crowds
from in and out of the town wit
messed the ceremony.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

The Chamber of Commerce OF
Hyde Park and Carver Ranches
installed a new president in the
person Of Mr.. O'Neil Johnson. 81
aim to do my best to help my
community as best I can if God
being my helper" declares Mr..
johnson.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mrs. Samuel Mcpherson arrived
from New York City on Sunday
afternoon enroute to her home,
Nassau Bahamas. While in the
city she is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gibson.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
JUST BROWSIN'
BY Paul r. Henry

Two prominent labor leaders
have passed on, Mr.. Phillip Muir
ray of the CIO and Mr.. William
F. Green of the AFL who died
last Friday. The AFL has selected
George Meany, secretary-treaS-
urer of the organization to be its
new president.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Nassau, Bahamas has a new
bank. The Peoples Penny Savings
Bank, Ltd, situated at the corner
of Market and Mcpherson streets.
The dedication ceremony took
place on Friday, September 81.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. Thurgood Marshall, chief
counsellor for the National Assoc
iation for the Advancement of
Colored People, was a visitor in
Miami last week.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. John Franklin Bethel Sr.,
has been taken i'll and is at the
Mercy hospital. Friends hope for
his early recovery.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Miss Dorothy Sanford has pur-
chased and now occupies her
her home at 3273 NV 48th terrace.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. H. B. Ferguson, outstanding
agent of the Afro-American Life
Insurance Company, has recovered
from his recent illness.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. Garth Reeves was able to
leave the hospital on Saturday
evening and is improving at his
home. 1851 N. w. 18th avenue.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION

PAA after having spent a pleasant
vacation of five months in Miami
She was the guest of her son, Mr..
VIM. Pinder Of 1912 NV End ct.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

The Caldwell Sisters, Misses
Alethia and Viviene have purchaS-
ed a home at 3247 NV 48th ter
race
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mrs. Wells of Washington Park
is in Jackson Memorial hospital
very ill. Her son, Mr.. Wells, flew
here to be with her. Here's hop
ing for her a speedy recovery.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
Carver Ranches And
Community News
BY Mars. K. Strachan

THE Missionary Department OF
Central Baptist Church will cele-
brate It's End anniversary Sun
day at 3 pm. at the church. They
are serving refreshments free. The
public is invited. Rev. E. J. Clark,
pastor.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. Felix Raining Sr., who has
been ill at the Veterans Hospital,
has returned home and is much
better.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour became
proud parents Of a darling baby
girl Monday, Nov. 10. Mrs. Sey-
mour is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Strachan of Zerring ST.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

DR.. r. l.. Lowrie, who has not
been we'll for a week, is GONZALES
cling.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jenkins have
recently built and are occupying
their new home at 2975 NV SIND
street.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29
N. cOLSTON, MD.

N. COLSTON, MD.
Physician and Surgeon
announces the removal of his
office to
TIA NV. THIRD AVE.
Office Hours:
$50 2:30 - $50 - 800
Office phone 82-4057
Res. Phone 84-6502
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Ellee J. Lovelace, attorney ana
.a,,,,salor-at-law, 491 w. 145th
- New York City, arrived on
S,,rdav @ for the Thanksgiving
holidays. He Is houseguest OF his
. nsster Mrs. H. Bowman Of Opa
T.ocIxa.
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

miss Dorothy Harrington OF
Nav YORK City flew to Miami on
T'Iesdav 1 evening and will spend
the holidays with relatives In this
city. s.'s3
The Miami times., 1952-11-29

Mrs Diana Newbold left for
Nassau. bahamas on. Sunday by
Evening star., 1952-02-20
A Anacosiia 81! Group Opposes
Longer Opening Of Spans

The proposed change in the
regulations governing the opening
lof the Eleventh street and the
South Capitol street draw-bridges
met with opposition from the Ana
costa Citizens Association last
might.
Ony change that would permit
1.-THE bridges TO open during a longer
period Of time would cause an
Iunnec ecessary traffic problem for
the Anacostia area, the group de-
lcided.
The association also voted to
oppose changes in building regu-
llations that would permit taller
buildings and Kitchens without
windows.
William r. Yearwood and w. j..
Smith were recommended for ap-
lpointment to the Board of Edu-
cation.
The meeting followed the asso-
lciation's annual dinner. District
Court Judge James r. Kirkland
spoke on the problems encountered
lin the selection Of school board
members.
John B. Prebilish, president,
conducted the meeting in the An
|acostia Methodist Church social
hall, Fourteenth and u streets Sc.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
.Borrett to Give Talk

Edward w. Barrett, former AS
|sistant Secretary Of State for Pub
lie Affairs. will address a joint
meeting of the Washington He
brew Congregation Brotherhood
and the Adas Israel Congregation
Mems Club at $3.50 o'clock tonight
in Adas Israel Synagogue, Con.
|necticut avenue and Porter street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Republic Steel Names Mercer to Boord

,of New York, who resigned because
LOT i'll health.
Mr.. Mercer, a native Of Lodi,
N. j., organized States Marine In
1881 and also was the organizer OF
Freighting. Inc. He is d director
lof the Bank Of Manhattan Co.
New York. ;
Evening star., 1952-02-20
ey The Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 20.-Hehry
D. Mercer. president OF States Ma
rine Corp. New York, was elected
a director of Republic Steel Corp
yesterday ut q meeting Of the
board. II
He succeeds Thomas A. O'Hara