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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31
NOTICE

All members of King Edward
Lodge No. 80, quo of Odd Fell
lows are asked to meet the lodge
The first and third Monday In
each month.
W. Wilson, N. G.
Elijah Strachan, See.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31

The annual memorial services
for the deceased members of the
Women's Civic Club was held on
Sunday, Oct. rs at Cornish
Chapel AME Zion Church. A
short program was rendered and
Rev. Hooper, the pastor, preached
a very touching sermon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31

asked to place a bag or can food
in the container. The members OF
this circle with their pastor, will
fill baskets on the eve of Thanks
giving and deliver them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Freddie
Mae Ross wish to express their
sincere thanks for flowers, tele-
grams, cards and words of SYM
pathy to all during their be-
reavement.
Benie Ross and Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31

Friends are sorry to hear of
the illness of Mrs. Yvonne Saw
yer at West Palm Beach, but
wish her a speedy recovery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31
billiard SMITH
MISS MILDRED MCKENZIE

Miss Mildred Mckenzie, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Naomi Saunders and
Mr.. billiard Smith were mar
copal Church, Father J. H. Reese
ried Saturday at st. Peters Epis-
Jr., vicar of the church, perform
ed the rites.
The beautiful bride wore
ballerina length dress Of white
nylon tulle over satin. Her slip
pers were of white satin orna-
mented with rhineStones. Her
veil was of nylon tulle with a
coronet of pearl and rhinestone.
Her only ornament was a string
of pearls, gift of the groom. She
carried a white Bible with bou-
quet of StephanotiS with an or
child center.
The bridesmaid, Miss Jacque-
line Nicely, a junior at Bethune
a beautiful ballerina length pink
Goodman College, was clad in
nylon taffetta.
The best man for the couple
was Leonard Coverton, also an
enlisted man and stationed aboard
the Coverton.
The brides mother, Mrs.
Saunders, was gorgeously gown
ed in a black lace dress with
pink accessories.
The bridegroom is a native of
New Orleans, is stationed in Key
West aboard the sub tender
Bushnell.
Following the wedding cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. E.
Nicely, 720 Galveston lane.
The couple was showered with
many beautiful and useful gifts.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-31

Mrs. Rowena Pinder left the
city Monday night to be at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Yvonne Pinder Sawyer who is i'll
at her residence in West Palm
Beach.
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1947 4-dr.; S1OO cash and
$50 per mo-, including all charges
for II months, takes It away: in
spection guaranteed. WILLIAMS &
BAKER. 29th and M sts. NV. Open
JAGUAK NIX No. 6-passenger Sc
dan; low mileage; pvt. party must
sacrifice this distinctive nearly new
automobile. Call ia. 2-s662. "a
'nGsAE .s ss55 II r0'GissF gAeK sk9 sS2s LFp tFHe
JacuAs K ls2i is5a 4ts Ioaaster aaS lS SOs W true
Est. 1928. i4th and P and w.
JEEP 194S; 4-wheel drive: Al cond.;
S675. JACK PRY. 14tR and Pa.
kAfsER ssfs 81. d. luxe sedan: heater.
turn signals. shiny green finish,
today; Sss5. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
LINCOLN iS1G Fl eaE Ys cost,napaEssl pE @SsSs conysr
tible; body excellent, new top, good
tires; $3.50, Call Ii. 3-9617, ask for
LINCOLN '49 4-dr.; dark blue; WV.
tires. r. and h.. seat covers; clean
throughout; $1.095' 2.day money
Oldest Ford Dealer, II14 Vermont
MERCURY 1946 2-door sedan: excel.
rubber, new battery and seat covers.
oEner ep FSng D gs435p tS 5355psn st.f $500 Sr 6sss
special; S1,I96. MANDELL CHEW
RoLET. INC, 2241-45 Nichols ave.
MiEilRaCEDEs.BENz iila 1888 7-passenser
Limousine; comfortable. economical;
heaters. plus many. other functional
extras; .overhauled March 1858;
$500 cash; no trade. Gail JE. s-SSS96
MERcUR4 hEfsr 4 z m Isl 4-dr.; Mercomstic
finish: ST .495. SILVER sPRING
hwy. JU. S-3I57. directly across
from U. S: Royal sign.l Pa
MERCURY 40 conv. coupe; sparkling
cream finish, beautifully Y set e; Of II! BY
fully equip; and fully guar; S995.
sAFEiwA9 MoToRs. 1900 i4t6 St.
MrE1,GR2 n;Ef No; 77il1ls; 1d5d s;-dr. nal. srav. r.
cond.; | owner. MA. $3.50 betw.
10 air. and s pm. pa
MERCURY 1850 4-dr.: r, h.. o. d..
1-owner car; very clean inside and
out, excel. tires; mech. peri; 81 1876.
JE. 2-6S$3 otter $50. -26
MERCURY 1852 4-dr.;. p. h.. Nero
pvt. owner; no dealers; $2,105. Can
be financed. TIE. 6-O245. -23
MERCURYS AND FORDS, 1949 o.
Sport Sedans. club .cpeS. and 2-drs.
POPULAR colors. Fully, equipped cars.
new 53 Mercury. Owners name on
request. Look at our price closely.
1t is not misprint. Excellent values!
S695 to ;SI95i ,suo MONTGOMERY nldSS,
as low as ST .470 delivered. Sales and
service at MANHATTAN AUTO,
Kaiser Henry j. q Both sides sides Of 9TH
6 o'2 pU green 74S7 nsTsE Oesn after Taosd g.
NJ, G: so: very clsaR; San red -, and Tsd; Sc,
1923. Your NJ. g. and Morris dealer.
Ntsh lHsh and sES tmSassaSor F Sad W. Custom 4-dr
down. down. oWHER. JE. 81 ss7. ga
NASH 81 Ambassador 2-door; heater.
overdrive. beautiful 2-tone gray,
very clean. one-owner car; an og6- ogt
Ssanding value for only 81 lose iOSe.
%haEEsE Outh 5EM s-4t7NSSs. 4soG s6tYSSi WiseoR5in
ave. -22
NASH 1850 4-dr.: ?. and h., dark
blue. clean throughout; $995. q
written guarantee. HILL & SAM
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV, AD.
NASH 81 rambler conv.: r. andrh..
price, S995. PENNY MOTORS, 1920
r. 1. ave. ne. LA. $4,000. "a
NASH '46 800 4-dr.; good eco
nomical transportation with heat
and music; S295. COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE CO, 1926 Nichols ave.
Sc. LU. 2-S300.
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMOBILE '53 "9s" conv.; 7. and
h.. Wv. tires, magic eye, power
steering. Like new, must sell. LA.
oLDsMoBIE, 1s41 custom sedan;
terms. ''RoPER'" R} 18th sfHfiane and foI. f. /
oLDs 40 "ss" 4-door sedan: r. and
Sale sfss 500 SOveF' e best sicsf cs for %%sS
oGDs SIasF as N aSe nodsl 2.door Ss sedan;
Dell cAE7RoLET. SSf sS' me-. ses'' HAE e45
oESs GiSs0iS SO eVe "ssa s. 4-door: Jet a biack
man9 miles aed 81 trcubie EYRE free fFaysi aFavsi
for bargain minded person; only
$1.395. cash. trade. or terms. In
spection guaranteed; 3o.day war.
SSa SSsSSaoGs saas Nichols ave. Sc IL.
oEDs fiSsOYi ps4o "ss" sedan; black: fully
equipped; new cond.; $4,000 mi: /:
$1,095 or best offer Cali INDIAN
Embassy. co. 5-6050 =, PA
OLDS 1850 2-dr.: r. and h.. Hydra
% day monsg-bacE s soutaHas' trfsl. SegS; 9emonth
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV, AD,
PACKARD 1910, four door, 500.
mooD FL Mo PoSlTIAAc. PSSl1AA 1921 connssti-
PACKARD AZ S-dr. Clipper; clean,
good tires, passed D.. @. Inspection;
private owner; sacrifice; $195 or
trade e.tp for soNd Ty set and ditfeFfenes rene
1926. 26th st. NJ. Arl., Va. -25
PACKARD '4S conv.; auto. top and
windows. good cond... See at. CHA
NEY'S GARAGE. College Park, Md
SIPS or best offer. -26
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr ;;
r. and h., other extras; l owner
original dark blue finish; very clean;
$S95 LOGAN MOTOR, 5301 Wis
ave. EN-: 2-2617. Open till Q. "a
PLYMOUTH Is; IS; r. and h. IN good gS1
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
NASH AS 1900" 4-door; black finish

NASH '4s 900" 4-door; black finish,
transp. buy at only 1895, cash or
excel. terms; sAFEWAY MOTORS,
NASH 1s9s 1919 Ssoo e o" club SU COUPE! ei a-tone
green, overdrive, r. and h.. seat COW
S785. ALEXANDRIA NASH. 17O5
M. M, Vernon ave- XII. s-233O. eyes
Nash 1s4s 1900" 4.dr.: clean
throughout, r. and h.. only S595.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
DERS. Wash s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
NASH AZ 900" club coupe: $3.50.
easy to handle easy to park and
easy on gas. Just try It and be
Scoonyinced at WILLIAMS & BAKER.
NASH S4S '4S Hm6sssadcr x iss: acCi 2-dr.; ss4s.
Here is a car we'll rave about. We
sold. it new; we've done all the
service; only driven $1,000 mi. by
q man who made Q pet Of It; it's
engine is Just as clean as our new
fsri fauipDsd q With fRs oveFSss saSEFSem sSSS
eye, foam cushions. Finished in two
tone blue. This car deserves an
other careful owner. See 1t today
AJ WILLIAMS q 6AhGH, aNaSn
N SIS. NV. Open evenings.
NASH 1850 Super Statesman sedan;
in new cond., new complete motor
Installed 4.500 mi. ago, new tires.
T; and h, AskinE $9e5. WILLIAMS.
Nash Hi' 81 r rambler 1Se - station at wagon;
very low cost transportation; 30-day
guarantee; $l,O95. HILL g. SAN
DERs: Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1114 Vermont ave. NV, AD. 4-4300.
NASH 1947 Ambassador; overdrive.
antee; S525. ALExANDRiA NASH,
l7o5 M. Vernon ave. XII. 9-233O'
NASH as '4s ambassador Custom 4-dr.;
Fl, Fl h; 6-Ss4S SS2S or best offer' OWNER Ss
NASH As; 0iSetS' 1913 4-dr. 1900" series; orig.
loads Of s, extras; this car i; refiects the
care given by orig. owner. Butler
Bonded Guarantee. S445. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC. 11@1 21st st, nW.'
oEDsMoBiLE 1s47 club coupe; Hvd..
6 cyl. immaculate: $500. FLOOD
PoSNTTTddAC PoSNTTTddA 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
oIDsMSHoiBILE 40 "ss" de luxe club
So1 coupe Hr fully lyysos osseui1Rpsd a19Ds new m tires tires
N-uLI lAAls 0ANVA- ~ p'h'
OLDSMOBILE 1941 2-dr. sedan; good
mech. cond., clean. htr., Sc;
immed; sale. S225 or best offer.
OLDsMOBILE so "as" 4-door: ra-
dio heater and Hydra-Matic drive;
Wv. tires. sun visor: light blue
YER SPRING MOTOR CO. INC.
1909 East-West hwy. JU. S-3l57.
Directly across from U. S. Royal
OLDSMoBILE 81 "as" black 41dr.
sedan; r. and h.. Hydra-Matic; J.
owner car; good cond.: $1,000, cash
or best offer. Call o to 5. Ii,
OLDsM0BILE 81 "es" 4-dr. de
luxe holiday sedan: beautiful green
and beige finish. this low-mileage
care. only Si,s95. cash. trade or
terms. inspection guaranteed: 30
day warranty. COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE co. 2226 Nichols ave.
TIT O.QQnn
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUroMoBlLHs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1888 2-door; r. and h.;
Enarantee; $1s5. ALExANrp5EiRT ESxAsSr5i Y NASH, iIsf i
LOS Mt Vernon ave. XII. 9-2S3o.
PONTIAC 81 cony.; fully equip. \
TAG, 10Th n;Y'G and II sts' 'AaS NV. qH. 81.
Pontiac SISiTa ,5s 4-door 49,; a s:ton.
gray, r. and h., Hydra. very good
buy at $3.50. MCKEE PONTIAC,
10Th and M sts. NV, ST. 3-7107.
PONTIAC SO IS" 2-door: green, r..
and h., Hydra: very GOOD buy at
81 81 ;9s5. =. Mckee e. PONTIAC. 18TH
PONTIAC 1862 chieftain de luxe f.
sisnais. bscE-up lights. Fosmtex
ror, undercoated. 5000 miles;
5000 Can Poolesville s7s4 ~
tirss sG9Ps Porsnal aDosss back
finish; perfect one-owner car; spe-
cial at 1896. MCNEIL lstudebaker,,
sTGbESAkERe f9Hs Rii sEe SO 59 eO%msnder ssss Star
lite 5-passenger coupe: beautiful
and h. A 1-owner car that shows
both inside and out the care given
LIZ Ii BqElsr s. BSTTs sSHdsa sqsEcsn'is sc fa
sTubkBAREEK7 III DiHBA RE 7-2i q lU champion; - over.
STiys + and b ss1ss sat cGYsEs TssfR
sAs5 S.ssso 1Ses eves MI. Nj o. Vernon ave: a5 81
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champ. 2-door;
Special st s. ;Ss5. MCNEIL SstSds-
RTn6FBA1Rak Rak6Sf A1Saf %iS M vs ass ana nd Ss
selection .of, 3. fully equip. incl. QUITO;
others custom features; all l-owner
cars and in new-ear cond.: priced
eaP esGm McNE '0O stassSaser sSSSase 10F Ss
sTUDEBAKER 5s 4-door Champion;
extras; beautiful black finish; this
save lot Of money. Very economical
to operate: S1,395. LOGAN MOTOR,
53Ol Wis. ave-, EN-. 2-26l7. Open
sTujDEBAKER SO VS. 4-door; fully
interior. spotiess black finish, tops
in zip and performance: don't miss
this like-new car for only .$1:695;
top allowance for your car. MCNEIL
IStudebakerl. 4034 wis. ave-. EN-
sTTG6EBAKER 80 Champion club
coupe: orig. sparkling gray finish;
SSa5; guaranteed: trade; easy terms.
TREW MOTOR. CO., 9th and Fla.
STUDEBAKER i94S Commander A.
Sfs SSSr S"s STsrdriys SSs r. exLVsRr e hs Mo
TORS. INC. Ode Soto-Plymouth),
1905 Ga. ave. JU. 9-2010.
srn ike HeE y eSHlP %fo With MhsT "a INC ana 4h &
Benning I'd. ne, Ii. 4-0111.
OLDsMOBILE AS "9s" convertible;
S795; cash. trade or bank financing |
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC. |
Used Car Lot
611B Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 6-55Sl Open I'll 81
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'b2 Cambridge 4-dr,;
Owner must sacrifice for quick sale.
SdS 81; ;O95 sS. KI I,.ss.Ns[9: s;SSs4s9 s6oI Mt Yer
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr.. sedan; show
car will give you miles and miles Of
secure driving comfort. BUTLER
BONDED GUARANTEE; S5e5. LEE
d. BUTLER, INC, 1871 21st St.
NV. DI. 7-0110. 20
PLYMOUTH '46 Spec. de luxe sed.; r.
and h., excel, mech. cond. Best offer.
Ma. S-74SS bet. 10 and 8. -27
PLYMOUTH 194s de luxe sedan;
heater isb seat SoTs covers. daTk snds green in,
sasarsnsee; ss TRIANGLE ff9'' MoToRs. oSF5sssn
3O1O r. l. ave. ne. DE. 2-63O2.
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe; heater:
low mileage: .. G. inspection guar
anteed: ST., ,195. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR GO. tFordl. 4400 Benning I'd.
PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe A.
heater and 'd' eaSe caston nish ssat like new
tsr@s rREW RENWaFS9oSsSd MofoR eo. sesde 9Th eSss snS
pEYMoTThR 5a oTs III is45 II sp.cisi si552 4. Inv.
CALVERT X MOTORS. ofS5 nfS INC, sireS De sSeS soeo
PPlyynm,onpth), 1906 Ca. ave. JU.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. sedan; maroon;
TT;;1aan 7; ana n; clean; 39-day guar.; 5000.
Eoro Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 194s de luxe sedan: like
new: new: ell extras; sacrifice $675;
terms; ter ROPER" 18th and r.. I.
Pontiac 80 chiaftair Soul d.
ers;. orig. green finish like new;
R4Rx RReT5i ear;; aGroSS1 SS1'595' bank and terms.
PONTIAC '58 fC fCg9i s.dr. sedan; heat heater,
.gfS g4od a-SSsS %SsSr and tires; S75 cash
PONTIAC 1851 chieftain de luxe
orig, except tires; i owner: wonder- M
ful p.sd cond. throughout; S1,575. JU.
PoSTIAsc Pontiac 1851 Catalina; excellent mIS
gGnd1ti9n; gSt 4f0a7 nIst sFts- sell immediatsly
PONTIAC so; Englishman returnIng
ivory Catalina 's"'; 21.OOO mi;
Hydra-Matic. r. and h; spare un-
Ysed; excel. cond'; $1,000. JE.
PoSTiAC so chieftatn de luxe s-cyl.;
sparkling 2-tone blue and gray,
mechanically perfect; 10000 miles.
3 cars in family; owner transferred:
Sl,350. MR.. HERMAN, ST. 3-544l
or RA. 6-5663. -28
PONTIAC 1860 convertible; yellow,
HYDRA Matte, radio, heater. Wv.
tires, new top: $1,000 or best Of
PONTIAC 80 convertible; Hydra
Matte; light blue finish; r., h. turn
signals; S1,305. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO. INC, l002 East-West
hwy, JU. S-3157. Directly across
from U. S. Royal Sign.) -23
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina Super de
luxe "S"; r. and h., dual range
light green top to match. rhis is
beauty; Wv. tires to match. New
car condition throughout: S2,295.
EN-. 2-2617. Open till 8. pa
PONTIAC 1942 Special de luxe; splen-
did; sacrifice. S210, terms. ROPER, :"
PoNTIAcc0 FF Sc0 IS Is i is" aye: siI1er n;s Streak T.
| DIR. sedan; 2-tone green, Hydra
| Matte, r. and h.; ,30-day guarantee; f.;
$685., HILL & SANDERS, Wash, S
| Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave NV AID 4.dQO0 90
Evening star., 1953-07-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAD

Regai: fully equipped. it. blue; orlF..
OWNER: $1.597. 10. 3-4436. -24
STUDEBAKER 194l club coupe:
splendid little car; sscrifice SID:
terms. ROPER" 18th and r. I,
81 Champion 4-dy ,.
$1.l45. Modern styling. easy to
park easy to drive and easy on
gas; WILLIAMS d BAKER, 2eth
sTUDEBAKER so Commander cony. +;
T. and h., Wv. tires. like new top
and many other custom accessories.
NEIL sTupEBARERU, U 4os3 32SSi; VIZ. ave-, Me-,
sfTDEBAK2R fTi aiiSei 1s4s Champion maa CON.
v, sloIe. coupe; lady must sacrifice
$o95; terms. ROPER" 18th and
wiLLYS 55 Aero Wing; . tone. r.
ana n;, oyerdr;; very clean: 81 ,295.
MSkEE \ I IT. PoNzTIdAAc' SHzIdA 10th and N sts.
wiELYs 1850 Convertible Jeepster;
gray i, with red wheels. Wv, tires.
1859 "s" station a wagon:
antee; S1,595. ALExANpRiA NASH.
LOS Mt. Vernon ave. XII. 9-2330.
zEPHYR sEfia TX 'iss2 4-dr. sedan: m@a ,..
black, red leather upholstery and
6-cyl motor. Rebuilt for economy
and comfort, Only $1,5e5. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
GW9arSSntee. WslS HILL q SANDERS,
MS;,s. MWaSn;,s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114
, 1953-11-04
Atty. Irwin Silvermun
Withdrdws From
Tourist Bourd Probe

Attorney Irwin Silverman,
who was designated as adyis-
or to the Legislative Commit
tee to investigate the Virgin
Islands Tourist Board, has
withdrawn as a result of cri-
ticisms from members OF the
Assembly. He was engaged by
~Assemblyman Henry q Gre
que, the Committees chair
man.
Mr.. Creque is reported 70
have collected a large number
of vouchers Of the TOURIST
for examination while other
members complain that he IS
taking action without their
knowledge.
, 1953-11-04
u. S. HedvY Cruiser
"AlbdnY. Visits
ST. Thos. Tomorrow

The y. S. Albany, a heavy
cruiser, will visit st. Thomas
on November 9Th and depart
on the 18th, it was announced
by the Administration.
The Warship has approx
mately seventy officers and
one thousand three hundred
enlisted men. She is the flag
ship Of Rear Admiral E. T.
Woodbridge, Commander Of
Battleship and Cruiser forces
Continued on page ~
, 1953-11-04
Int. Dept. Admits
Ottley Wds Listed
through Oversight

Assistant Secretary Orme
Lewis, Of the Department Of
the Interior, replied to a let
ter sent him by Hon. Earle II.
Ottlcyinquiring how his name
got on the Departments list
Of gubernatorial candidates,
Mr.. Orme wrote in part: 4
find that your kilograms to
the President and Secretary
Me Kay, comment on Mr.. Wal
ter Hodges letters regarding
the governorship of the Viz
gin Islands were improperly
filed among the papers Of can
didates for the governorshlp.
Il regret that this oversight
may have caused you embar-
rassment and concern.
, 1953-11-04
Churchill Doubts
Four Power Tulks
Will Ease Tension

"a
Prime Minister Sir Winston
Churchill of Great Britain
who has been urging talks BY
the West to leaders with the
head of the Russian govern
ment now has his doubts that
it will ease world tension.
Mr.. Churchill told the
House of Commons that while
the talks would be uesful
there was a risk that might
end in a still worse deadlock
than there is at present:
President Eisenhower was
always cool to the suggestion
of the Prime Minister know
ing the Russians from exper-
fence.
, 1953-11-04
Pepper Hints de Castro
MuY Heed New
West Indies u Blk.

Governor de Castro is ex-
pected to accept a top position
with the West Indies Bank &
Trust Co. after he retires from
the Virgin Islands government
tai service, an article in the
Home Journal states.
The article went on to say
that an official Of the Bank
said that it was not sure when
Mr.. de Castro would join the
bank since the date of his re-
tirement is still uncertain. The
hope was expressed that a de-
cision would be made soon to
enable Mr.. de Castro to take
over the post shortly after the
bank opens early in Novem-
Der.
If MI. de Castro is required
to remain in the governorshlp
for several months more pend
the arrival Of his successor, it
was not certain whether he
would still be able to move in
to the job, it was said.
Asked to confirm the story,
Mr. de Castro said he had to
turn the post down for now
since he cannot leave the gov
ernorship until his successor
assumes duty, but will be
available when he retires #
the bank wants his services
then, the paper said.
, 1953-11-04
"Orchestru Suntd
Cruz" Makes Debut
Next Tuesday, Night

A new orchestra will make
its debut next Tuesday, Nov
ember 10, at the well-known
and famous Jungle Casino.
Shulterbrandt, who
blows 4 terrific Yeneg Sax,
is the leader Of the new outfit.
, 1953-11-04
1t. General Smith Of
MurinaF Forces. Mukes
Formal Coll on Gov.

Lieut.. General Smith, Com
handing General of the Fleet
Marine Forces Atlantic, made
a formal call on Governor de
castro on Tuesday afternoon,
November 8.
The General arrived around
two o'clock. Following a brief
tour of the island he returned
to Puerto Rico.
, 1953-11-04
Robert F. Wagner. il.
Dem. Candidate. was
Elected MuYor Of NY.

Robert F. Wagner, ir., was
elected Mayor of New York
City on Tuesday, November 8
by a plurality Of nearly half
a million votes, the returns
showed. An estimated two
million persons voted.
In virtually all preeints he.
was leading his Republican ri
val by two to one.
Lawrence Gerosa, Democra
tic candidate for Controller &
Abe Stark, Democratic candi-
date for President Of the City
Council were leading their
opponents by a comfortable
margin and were certain of
election.
, 1953-11-04

Dodger Buns symphony brassily pay ! visit to the worlds
biggest timepiece, the Colgate Clock in Jersey, City. to celebrate
the winning Of the National League pennant by the Dodger Baseball
team. The quintet of alleged musicians, famed for their concerts at
Brooklyn games, includes cleft to right Anthony Zono. Patty
Palma, Lou Soriano, John ZoIo and Frank Soriano. The Colgate
Clock oveIleeis TIE Rev York haTbor and is : famiiarsight to
thousands OF can laas@Ts.
, 1953-11-04

The following day is Armis-
tice Day, a legal holiday, thus
everyone should be able to en-
joy the music of this new ag-
gregation.
The management is doing
everything possible to ensure
a good time for all patrons.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-27
Booker 7.
Washington
THE GIRLS COUNCIL

The Girls council met Friday
with special emphasis on Girl
Scouts and citizenship. Miss Bes-
Sic Ward, Girl Scout field director
was the guest speaker. Her lee
ture was pracital and very inspi-
rational, She told many interest
ing facts about the life of our
Girl Scouts founder. Juliette
Lowe, and how she was inspired
to do this great work from Lord
Baten Powell, the Boy Scout
founder, All Scout members of
the Girls council sang the Girl
Scout song.
Fred Byrd, a leader for the Boy
Scouts, looked in on the Girl
Scouts and left with them an idea
of the need for making good cit
liens to live in democratic world.
The girls enjoyed the very mean
ingful remarks by the principal,
Mrs, G, M. Floyd. Sponsors: Mrs.
L. M. Sumler, Mrs. E. Cox, Mrs.
V, Rose Reporter, China Jean
Slaughter,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-27

ed. Money raised $9833. Rev. w.
E, Curtis is pastor :, The Herald
Gospel singers will render a pro-
gram at Ward chapel, April 10 at
3 p. m. Bishop Luther Stuart
of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. who
serves the fifth episcopal district,
will be here Sunday The
Woodruff county planning COM
mittee held its first meeting last
week under the leadership of Prof.
Ellihue Gaylord, who is now
farm leader for this county.
Tom Watson of Los Angeles is
here visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Mills Mrs.
Bobbie Jean Landers and children
of Illinois are here visiting Mrs.
Willie Lynn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammie Lynn Jerome Taylor
has returned to Chicago after Wis
iting his grandmother. Mrs. Sallie
Bledsoe Pvt. C. w. Layne
visited his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Layne last week Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. c. Morris who died
March 10 We're conducted at Wal
nut Grove Baptist church in Greg
DRY, Rev. J. 7. Mitchell delivered
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-27

the euIogy. Survivors are five
brothers. Tommie, Eddie OF New
port. Watson of Chicago. John OF
Gregory and Gussie; three sisters,
Mrs Susie Moore of Chicago: Mrs.
Mittie Fields of Gregory and Miss
Nettie Morris. Out of town rela-
tives attending the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rost of Chi
cago. Mrs. Lethel Jones, Mrs. Sus-
lie Moore of Chicago. Mrs. Leona
Morris of st. Louis. Tomnie Nor
ris and others Mrs. Patsy
Neal of Weldon visited Mrs. Sal
lie Bledsoe for few hours last
Monday +. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc
Intosh are here from st. Louis
visiting Mr.. McIntoshs mother,
Mrs. Elmira Shaw, and his sisters,
Rebeeca McCraw and Dorothy
Crockett of McCrory.