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become civllizedl

become civilized
Marques Haynes Tat Harlem Globerotter stars
giving launching their team next and
pulling Of SaperBteins Trotters
statum North Carolina A. T. College at Greensboro,
and copied the MEGA heavyweight
boxing title
Smith Percy Zachary started that long
spring grdiron boys make the team It viii
skinned lads been the Gopher
Bell and Dwight Reed played
flying thick that Dick Bakey win maculate at the
University Of Minnesota next fan?
Bruton darling Milwaukee fans TO
leagues the long road Of minor leagues TO the
Big years ago Bill with the Eau Claire Wis.
League that rookie Of the
His next Pueblo Colo in the Western League Last
Milwaukee American Association
the has and ends this
the Rookie OF the Year the Big Leagues.
Although the autman ruled that Hot Springs
hiring players Negro ancestry
play ball nevertheless Springs acceded the
prejudice ridden Of the other Cotton League oponed
pitching Tugerson
League 90 against Americans Of color in the league
Negroes attend the games
Jim Gro baohe However players play with white eamas
in the league, Some stuff
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son.au IaDar. ~ ;. ,oa,0,r H0O0'. Y, =. 'TA''
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places ars oDsn 4 hour. y = You soon -
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AFneff Cobb and Five
ROYOls 70 Play az
Labor Temple, MQN ]

The Five Royals, creators OF
Baby Don't DO It" and Arnett
cobb's orchestra win appear at
the Minneapolis Labor temple on
Friday May at $50 p. m.
The s Royals, the nations new
est songsational unit have become
the top ryhthm and blues singers
overnight.
Exclusive Apollo recording ar
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Your community paper h just o.
valuable 80 you help Il b BY your
subscriptions and by your trade
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WkNZ

70 Whom ~ AenH G0ne9Fn
Public notice Is hereby given to
the party and person who has
been circulating vicious, unfound-
ed, untrue and Hbelous rumors
directed at members Of the X. r.
Burgess family. II such conduct
persists we win be forced TO in
stitute criminal and civil action
against the perpetuator.
Signed:
Mrs. N. r. Burgess
go Rondo Ave,
81. Paul, Minnesota.
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-. S orfs
~ JIMMY GRIFFIN

Ths R&ed PTA present awards to the Maxhsd school
grade school cage champs
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MAY a. l9sa

The Gomez SOelul Club Is
sponsoring q MemOrluI Eve
cCbural n0nes 20 be given Of
krUogor's fiuYmow, Friday,
hiGY ~.
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81 Paul and Shorty Patterson q its second annual
Athletic Award luncheon May o. at NapoleOns Cafe,
1855 University Ave st. Paul at p. m.
/ don't believe there Is q single Negro lad out
for the prep baseball teams in the Twin Cities.
Correct me n I'm wrong, can't understand why
more or at least some Of our boys don't get for the
high baseball mines.
Memphis, Tenn, barred two star Chicago White
sox team members AEinoso and johnson from playing
lin an exhibition game there the team moved
north for the opener. Some crackers win never
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Wilson Ge
Gold Aul
NEW YORK - The annual
George Washington Carver Me-
mortal Institute Gold Award for
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.ERIAL
main points in the reversal were
ll) that Circuit Judge Grady l..
Crawford erred during the trial
IN refusing to allow defense cross
examination OF Police 1t. Bruce
Simmons, Beach Identification
witness, concerning fingerprints
on the murder weapon. a So cali
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NaUN luO
'0YD IS
SPEAKER
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1dU1]
-- - --
Ianur e Nos Mutamur In Ellis
RIDA, SATURDAY, JANUA
LEASED
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s 18th
!um Probe
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4k82A - ~
City. Orde1
5
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Howard Dixon, White lawyer
of the NAACP legal staff, and
Harry Boehme, state appointed
defense attorney, were successful
in getting Green acquitted Of the
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lives CUCU NEW

Edward Coco, first White man
in the south TO be convicted Of
numbering a Negro, won a new
trial Tuesday from the Florida
Supreme court.
Coco has been free on SOS, 900
bond for almost two years pend
ing outcome Of his appeal. The
42-year-old former manager of
Rocky Eraziano rxroS nnn,rinNnd "a
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j, 1851.
In As decision and an. opin-
ion written by Justice T. Frank
HobSon, the high court reversed
the lower court on two points.
Justices B. K. Roberts, John E.
Mathews, and e. Harris Drew
concurred in the opinion, and
Justice Glenn Terrell, Elwyn
ThN~1@ a~l II C~A~s~- IA
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Is OQTUeT


ington, was selected for the award
~ a committee headed by VIII
lam P Tolley, chancellor of Sy-
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.31f46E !

>-GVV@1
2Y "a, 1853
10
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home state Of Georgia this week
after sweating out ten months in G H. wv ~
the Dade county jail ~ NWM

3rd FORUM
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SUP@N
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five shots into Smiths body, two
OF them as the car washer was
dying on the street.
Williams said that when Coco
and his wife drove up to their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
ChOirs OF Bethel A.M.E.
Conduct Successful Contest

Choifs Ne l a.d Ns. q q Reghsl
A. y. " CAuEsA eou&actee . masi
saessssial suzisss Sasaal. NcYem-
Der Al
TIE musis a. FendsFed ~ fhess
Tao choEt uas tseh hat 4 took
go hack O ths past and afoused
taoughis relative b uhe fafsrs
fheFe were psrtods whea teaFt
aoSed irceiy ss trashiag spiriiaais
aefe renaefed IN a manner az only
= rersoa Ne les really kno~n
saffeFirr cnn render fhrm
ne heauillsl veice 81 Mrs.. Ne
Can as . petainn fhat seemed
10 b. ahls h psaslrats onet xsry
scul Never wss / mere appeslinE
haa whsn Sc skng fhe taotkinE
pea 81 -iekas sail Ran Al Bar
dens Awsy~ Mra. MeClain actual
y pai herself iuio tAis toag VITA
sGrA spFtaAl release tat ewes
the smallest end present vas
touched Thefe wat ne tharing II
trast. ne knowledee tat Cod
q ever preseri. ne eonadence n
knoNink hai Ne cares tat save
one the sffurshee q ca ever pre-
1eut frlend. 1esus
Mrs. rhalona Mccain i reals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Mss Emaamia Nieaia. pEmetor e
Guldamee e Monfoa Counly, III
attend . mesting Scr t6sehars q
azeaplieaai eAllaFam h b. he'd a
=. Pslsrtbufy. FieFida. Nosemhsr
- al a.
Miss Nleola a Z specialist no
AsEuae6 msmeA 81 hef tine mnd 81.
psrtsaee h dlEee1ins tks sakdanes
nrumam a DmnlnaA Mfa. Lena
Dawnon. ths krsl Nsgre isaeksg
- be employed ~ Memrca ceunay
sehod Beard b Ne dspnrtmeul Il
auianmee. wuTAs um8aF &c dlFegilor
e Mlas Nieola.
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Adult Glasses
Available Al
Douglass School

Classes fcr sdulis are neN avail
she 10 NeNro Clux8as. Begge
thsse classes san b sei 70. . pr.
Sd e FVgnuaiion al ~ sliowea
- nat &c Ca dsiermlns ths areas
ard c0ursss h whieA sdsiis are
lnieFNsfed
For this puTpose. &c pFiacipai' )
eff4es 81 noaslass - seeepi az.
plications. foF ne next tws wceks.
Duraag hts period 81 tine. pursons
dssiFiag b caro- In class mas
make applicRiion eurlng fhs heurs
eetseen 80 a n End go p m
Please Remember tat these ap
plieanuns ~ oct be accepied oNeI
ne tclrrAcse pertons des,riag q
enrol masi 81 ct FERNS ia per
500.
Tie sman Zee charged MI b
eoiieefed a. ne FIRST class meeting
Tine and place a meeting I'll
b. seheluled IS soon a. Feglsira
tlon "a completed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

kliad aai ns mosl uuadsrid
shiag ascui hsr l. 4ai - utes
hsr voiss b sing q tAs Ecoiasn
- God
Esery par a tAs proEram as
weH renaered hemhers ed frienta
81 ne ehurch aciually toiaed n 10
sake ne coutesi . gFsaa saceesA
Ne. Ward. master 81 ceremun.
lss. deserves special srcda 80 tAa
way Ia whieh b. conta<iet ne
proeram.
Marh a tAe suecsss ~ ne sac
~ i das b Ma Theo6eFa Nat
lhews rhartion. crganitl e ne
ekmxh.
Amona ne seiectient sentsrst
~ 10 to elnifa weFe Yes Gee
Il Resi. sNhsa ne Loxs Genes
Tumhling DuWn." 4 Cal Jesus
Ny Reel" and NY LIE VI Ne
sweeisr scme Day"
Tslks wsrs Gixsa ~ MFt. Ever
siie. w1s ol ne pastor e belhei
ChuFcA. NJ. Ward 81 ths ksy wssl
citiren. Mrs.. Winifrud Sandn Jnhnr
500 and Rev. ExsFeiis.
/ Chair 80 II wat vinner e Aa
eonaesi haxlnx raited $50 of aAa
grad taiai 81 tis.N -
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Mrs Dawson
Offers Challenge

Alra Dawuunn rgom was ons of
- mosl ehalisnglng 6apaFimsnis
om dlnpiay dmrimR '.Nntiemal Eda.
Gates Wenk" ne thame. we
Learn ~ pmtng waa enFrled oui
Il ever pAasa e ths alhplay.
The thlng lhai wss most striksag
waa TAI all me woxk waa dnms
~ eh1rea 80 4 was feil eould
pfoduea nethtns. Loeal FsBouFees
wars uilllnn6 - ne fullest and
many ehiegts made CT 81 teen
1Aai evsa ths natxes wsse 30 &C.
emntnmed -.
The thams we Learn ~ polag :
Is a4voeated ~ TIE greas gohn
Dewey. b aeinally bslna earFisd
ct. Mra Dawson Il ah0wing thal
ahere h 30 sueh tang a. . ehild'a
ngt haing abe % learn. Sc d also
streaslng aAat vile hooklaaFmins
Is lmpoFtanL 4 Is ~ the ealy
learimH Ia TIE wuwid. Thus. d
ehild shoul1 ever be MADE 3,
ieel tat Re 10 a. dict
Sc urges tAa tsaehsrs % stn6l
the ehiidFen End pruviae Cor theil
lndivt6mal dlllereneen.
TIE puhiie IL eordiaIly invitst
b DRIP h 81 Douglass 81 any tine
- van Mrs.. DawBoa's room.
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SeaburyUrges
Adults TO
Join Classes

lnlsresi In the pruposed classes
ior adults II Douglass 20 Ear in.
dicaass that isw. 4 any. Of eur
adults ere ready 10 take sdvan.
lase q thia service watch "a olleF.
q free.
win ne Increasing demand for
gradnatss. Fl least from high
sehoal. nnd tha many opportunities
lsr persons go meet this qaallfi.
eatioa. Il h depiorahle tat only
one psrson kns made application
aa ef now. Certainly more than
one persoa e approximately three
thousand Negroes eosld use THIS
aadllional lFalnina.
Some have asked: what courses
wili BE afferedi Tha answer la
as u 1Anf e esnnol sny untli
- I'd 81 mAak j. needed by yoa.
bul. 4 b assums4 at there wlll
he persoma nanaing the Keneral
high sehooi course. Hence. ne
nay offer courses from first DO
twelfth grade.
Have we No psFso1s In eur CON.
munity no eannal read but would
The 10 learnt wouldnr . cen
munity shorus. kending TIE best
voices of Cur eommunlfy iaso enc
harmonioas tune be an asset 10
eur community Have we No per.
sona Who would lika 10 30 into
nnrsing. beauty culture. harbering
but eannot beeause they have rot
eomrleted TIER klgh sehoA train
lngf
Have ws ~ vsteFans who would
Inc 10 fuFther their sducatonf
Would 1T . eourss In woodwork
enahle us 10 lmpFoye the appear.
anee Of eur homesf
You ean stlu make applieation
lar TIE course WATCH you feel VII
best meet your reed. Simply Gene
10 principals slsirs AZ Douglass
Hlgh Sehoei ED LIST your name
and the eourne 81 yosr ehoiee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
Trends In Modern Literature
Are Discussed AT A and Nj

TALLAHASSEE - ~Tgumas d
modaEm E1lnFaaAme~ waa o. aupis
e. . haxAly inasTmakise ehapsi
maaaagn aellseFad a. FloKida A
80 y UaixeFslty ~ Or. NlEk
Aafua Per-. MwKnn safe caaege
EaslizA aapaFsmena kaad lasi ~
day.
kpeakina auEina ne eAapa 30.
HFam e sha Fieri6a Counen e
knGllAA wMleh waa 10 sension 60
tAa eampus 81 the tlms. pT. Fw1
I'd ~ amdienee that Q trwmd h
suslalnma mevement ID z glxen
dssxtsnm and tnFmad medsrm iiaeF-
alnrs - tAsi iilnralurs psodassd
asnee isin
DuFina ~ esurss of kls tai
D. Ferd cited the works Il tAs
fnllowln9 au1hers - slalnbeek,
wriskt. Afotl9y. ed Faalknsr :
- typas al mo6NFn liiaratnFa. Ea
sid noms aulAnrs are Asalistie,
same are maamrallsiies ana a1AarH
ere p9nnlmlzile.
/ In eleatAg ~. Ford urged hir
andlenea b rsa6 mo6ern llerntnrg
1T a. tAa sane tine alse rsad
ne gFeat hooks e ne pasi a
q 70 ksap tAeir sanity ard tksil
aoula. The speaker slse aellverel
tie counea's hanquet sddrssa iat
e. b the esenlng. some M peraon.
who sftended ne couneii's meet
lna wafa welcsmed 10 tha univsE
sly eampas 60 Fri9ay merming \,
Dean N. G. nhanay ol the collaRl
q Arts 80 Eelsnean. sd e. sst
urday maEmiaa hy PraaldanI
}, cesrns W. ceFs. ~. ~. Harry L
Faansti. head a tha unlvWslsy'l
dspaFtment e Eazllnh presl6ss
81 dlaamauFal FemaTkn were madl
~ Mss Q. .. Mel1n. Il g. Peters
@&t8s NHW2t4NNx O. tN8 NNkEs q
lAe lnilial Friday sssaisa.
Y TIE eonisrsnes Iheme was ne
vilalizina lhs EnGllsh carxleulmm.
Amnng Ne teplea discussed wars
IeeAnimuea 81 Teaehlng Gram
mar. 'Teaehlng Neral ed SER
laal Fahmsa ssTha Place of Ora
Ina h ~ KnsliaA CuFFieulum.
PruAama af Taaehlma Mas Ne
. &c e. commmnleaiisn," IN
riaes 81 1eummNllsm In &c Pre-
. nam q HlsA e<hed EngllsA.
. weird kAhnEnawe h lhe Higl
6ehool CuTFinmnm. sd "Moiiva
sAon e 9AsmR wElsins"
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Miss SlraSld
Is Great Help
To Teachers

Mis- msrRnref swnszieE. eo-eF-
6Inalsr e mxlaFiaia 80 lnGlrue.
tnn 81 Mnuaoe CountY d . hleAly
a-aine4 lmdlslaaaL Sc h - haad.
- e 80 meslsgB aa8EssB-ene a.
"a. A. lrnm Cnlumhaa unigsrnlty
i ihs Ciiy e Nee Ymk nne 80
IL. g. fEom FlaFi6a slaia unlssF.
~. TaIlahasnas. Figrl6a sAs also
halds . Fank I earsheais.
Mis- srnnsisF flrBl eama -
Fisriaa amima WeEid var n -
! hea cFoss nsEranllaaal nlEs<lnI
n fnaA noes nnion go fhe tewn.
80 nkn6 EluEl1a - wan fnai aha
rs made a ~ hams ever sines.
naF npaeiEle dulisn m MenEna
seunly aFe b help teachers ed
pFimelpnla epalnnta maaaFinlR 60
leel sham ed usa tham II lhelI
wagk 10 the hegt adEantaas ei -
ln1lvtaaal pupa So davoiss maal
q hng the 10 Ehe uhTnfian1 ~
sc lsnnii h ne lhTary axAeel
e Flnriea State Univgrrliy ed
Faallnas 81 ne meal lmpsFtanl
malsFiaif slralasa lhfmGA ths ,
mmry.
- - a.. -. - $500,
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Mrs. FioFence Symonetie and
moshsF. hFs. Fi0rsnes Kemp Il
Tamps. have returned 10 TIER
RESPECTIVE homes aitw 60 exiend.
Cd yscstion
hrH fiorence Symnneiis heenme
IA wh1e waiting hsr go and
daaxhiefialaw Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
dolph Symonelia a Balumore,
Marylana and vas hatpltalired a
1ohns hopkins Hospital &c sever
Al weeks.
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In. Med In Concert
Al Presbyterian Church

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Aleag wifh &c regular activities
Il Naiional Edneaiion week. ''epen
houss" was observed q sha cFaes
1anea Ksmemaary sehnol ct Nara
80 Thws1ay svenlna.
a play was presented sntllist
Ia no1Ei9ses Famny Beeemel
Americas citinens." wifh the iel'
lewin9 eat: Mrs. Ro6rignex. nosl
Lee Brown; Mr. Redrigusx, neh
81 1snas: Jnan nedrigaea. 0aeal
wnllama: an9 Amsrieaa counssi
Henry Laa kllay.
The SpeakeF e ne evezing wal
~. cernld 7. cuthris, pFinelpal
e ths Sc n. Moore Sehsol q
Maraahoa. HIS suhieea was: ~
sgnineanes q Americas Eduea
tina wesk."
Mss ceEaidlns Mage e &c,
weul 10 tie teacher IN charge q
- naFalAoa ssAosl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
THANKS

Miss Mercedes Hannlhal. iosrsh
grade teachsr of DoaElass HiEh
School. wishes 10 thank her friends
Cor their many acts q kindness
during her recent illness.
The tnaii. Covers and Eei vel
cards brought pleasant memories
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Mr. nnd Mrs Rudolph sym1nsts
wsfs also pFoud paFsua u : go
bora a Johns Hopkias HoSpiiai.
MFA Fiorencs symonstis ssd
mothsr aiso visiiad New YEk ciiy
uhsFs sc spsut = ssupls e vssks
visiting hsr dsushisr. Mr.. csral-
eins s Pindsr sd eh1drsa. Pas
trieia Aan ssd Leslie. wis thgs
ahs also visited Der son-laiaw ard
dsuEhisF. -. sd Mrs. AEihuf
Plnder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

The ksr west Progressive
Lsssos wlll sssdssi = vsrY IN.
pexasus nn9sfisa - csruish
chapsl A. a. 8 Ten ehVFshs
AAsndsr, hasxswhsr M
Ths nghlis - UFssniiY 30
auastea - sfiene ssis meet
lns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Mrs.. YFuuns Sawyar. daughisr
81 MFa. Rowena PindsF. sis Emma
street., 70 Feeuperating 81 hems
amer matog surgery ai Pina Rldae
uespiial, West Palm Beach.
An1ray SawyuE. daughter of MFs.
Sawyer. Vie lives b Key west.
via her gFandmoGhaF. Mra. Plndsr.
IN rsmaln via Der mothsr untll
re Il strsaeer.
Andsy's elassmaies miss Asr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Mrs.. Roee Mexnndar. annt ef
Mrs.. shala Alexander. died Friday.
November O. a Tampa. Florida
Funsrai serviees wifl ~ held IL
Tampa Sunday. November rs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
NOTICE

a lsll ssxsssps 81 Ne sieFy
81 saa inslsllssisa sarwiess CO..
ssyshsFnmssi cllV Navy wives
ctvb 30. I've. ~iIi appasF N
nsxi seeks issss - re CT.
rsn. BE sgFs 10 pssshass Yssg
eesg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Mrs. Reheeen Roherss vas called
- Miami Flmisa. over the week
ed bseause Il tie Hlness q Der
SITTER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Beys whe wsrksa hard durins
ne monaA aFe c. culveFsh ana
Vernen Santa.
Throueh ths hard wurk ~ boys
such - TIE sbove. ne sppsaraaes
q TIE cenasr 10 improvina a. tine
Sos %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
CLUB NOTES

Ths hlFthday picnic e tka moafh
was vel aiisnded. Aooui % hoyu
and giwis wsra tkaFe.
A elnborala picnic menu q ham.
Ssuthara frie1 ehiekea. potato sal.
ed. Fulis. seit drinks. pickles.
sliced tsmataes. asserted fruits
and eandias were served.
Among thosa atisn6lna the picnie
were DeFetha Carrie, ceorginna
Carrie. 0Fstha Swesllna. Jean ~.
nss. Rec Marie FsEaasoa. Joycs
Moamas. Jsyee Thompaon. copaiyn
Carey. Sylvia Saith. Mafllda nsh.
erss. Miss Mercedes nannsbal, Mr..
and Mrs.. H1dred Smith. Richard
avery. kasth Seon. Wnllam Greene,
Mrs. Carrye Minor. Rufss holls.
waltar wlaeims. GeoFas whits. Nel'
go GEay, Chlel Gaaela, AlbaFa Han
samuel tlannlbal. wsrdsn Hnana,
ice Kea. James Laland, nFune
catiln. Lenai ksAe. EihFidss Dean,
Wanaea colaman. Andy Flnmmer,
Grover neEhanor. Eddla Lee Klaa6
Clauaina Jenas. c. !. wallace. and
walter A. wiggins.
as
Girls deing speelal work % ed
10 lAa eomlort Of evsryona prasenl
were Pasta paan and Rosa MaEis
Ferwuson.
Miss Juyes Thompsaa was . "a
igsnt woxker Or ths HaIloweaz
Danea.
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m. Bessie Lahshewns 81 MFs.
MaFiiee weeds Anarsws wAo have
80 ssfisaaly u are now soaxs.
lsscing.
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Rohert Sawyer. ais Juaa Street
centiuuek % be hl. he Is now q
patieni Il ne Municipal Hospital.
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nGRs. LENA DAWSON. who 4
IN 20 GuAann0 Department
unAsr ths direenoa a Ms
Eaernia Nenla - cosng
woadsrfal - IN helping the
tRachsrs e Deagians school
adaat tar genealogical
prohlemA aGrA Dawson. who
10 ths IRA eolored ieasheE b.
BE- smploysd n this field IN
Monroe coanty, u = native of
Tampa ard ths daughter q
DIR. ard Ma George Cooshy.
she is . aFaduaas Of Florida A
and ~ University and Is mar
RED 30 Arthar Dawson a
member of ths staff Of that
university.
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MFa Tomasa Msrrers. 50 ira.
maa Avsnms las haam m.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
By Charles E. TroceweH

A glance was sufficient, on the aver
age: the slightest deviation from the
usual and the victim was marked, typed
and put away for good and all.
So arose such nickames as Skinny
and Fatty and host of others, usually
male names; girls did not seem to 60
in much for nicknames, except inno-
cent ones such as Pat, from Patricia
and the like.
Templeton Jones believed that women
got into the habit of wearing gloves on
all occasions because other women did
it and that other women did it because
it just seemed the right thing to do.
Once they decided this, their men
folks took the opposite tack and refused
to wear them except as noted, princi-
pally in winter, for a sharp masculine
utility. This propensity for male win
ter wear partly comes about because
the aforesaid males regard hand 10
tions as essentially feminine and will
put up with cracked and crazed skin
need gloves in cold weather.
If all this, in the Jonesian setup be-
speaks more intelligence in everyday
living on the part of women, it also
means that Jones also keeps slight
resentment for the things they do some-
times and the way they do them. He
thinks they would be better of with
more hand washing and fewer gloves,
especially in summer. They have left
OF their hats in hot weather. When
will they leave of gloves? You can
guess what the Jonesian answer is.
Never! Because they just like gloves,
that's all.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Mr.. Nixon's Mission

Vice President Nixon is now embarked on
what has been described as the most far
ranging mission of its kind ever undertaken
by an American official of his high rank Be-
tween now and December II, accompanied by
his attractive wife, he will fly some $4,000 miles
to visit heads of government and other digni-
taries in we'll over a dozen free lands in the
Pacific and Southeast Asia. Beyond that, his
itinerary includes visits to Saudi Arabia in the
Middle East and Libya in North Africa Travel
ing as the Presidents personal emissary, he
will be an ambassador extraordinary from the
United StateS-an ambassador whose chief OBJ
jective, apart from fact-gathering and con-
ferring on mutual problems, will be to symbolic
and emphasize our Governments keen interest
in those countries and its strong desire to
maintain the friendlieSt possible relations with
them. In that sense the Vice Presidents
journey-an arduouS task in itSelf-haS great
potential Importance, and he can be counted
upon to handle himself most ably on it. The
best wishes of the American people ride with
him and Mrs. Nixon. They are couple ex-
cellently equipped to generate good will for our
Nation wherever they go.