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Evening star., 1953-03-01

IF WE DO NOT HAVE THE JOB
YOU WANT WE WILL TRY 70
FIND IT FOR You.
TECHNICAL
Design and craftsmen (high-speed
packasing pack type .!p %achinery),s Penn; nm;
s%sI ssst,oR Pint sas msf se'rSsIf::i e :isSSSS
Plant supt. ielectronics, mfg. .exp:l.
Inspection and quality consGoSi sS Si,S;SSo tslsss
Production adm. engr. GEE des9 ];
Production mgr. (electronics EXP,
Flight engrs. (engr. deg, plus pilots
licensel; at least 1000 hrs. multi
Construction supt. heavy exp. super.
visins field proiect''; def e.. oeS nee,; IN
Construction liaison engr. Ito req
resent owner at bldg. site; 6 mos.
work, no age limit; C.E.- deg. plus
heavy construction. exp. $4,000, up
Correspondence pool supy.; !colleGe
Old Old. similar di S1sn; EXP. nec.1 1n"e to Se.5o6
production scheduling exp.
Industrial engrs. (trainees for cleo
Asst. in personnel (engr. deg. or in
dustrial management or personnel
deg. with enRr. exp.G under 80
ciyil sngrs. tdeg. nee. plus z ~ e :
sEs slS craftsmen ssS Ss2So as UP Up
Craftsmen (electronic, struc. mech. }
D c.; Charleston and Norfolk, Va;
Electronic service tech. (some travel:
exp radiophoto or facsimile repair
Tech. editors and writers (exp. cleo
tronics or radar manualsl.
Physiologist fPh. D); human bio
chem, plus medical Lphysiology
exp. $4,000 up
Electronic design craftsmen 11-3 yrs.
exp. mech. devices, some electronic
layout exp) sal. open
Mathematician, physicists and en-
gineers-Inechanica electrical. elec-
tronics, photo-optical, instrumenta-
tion.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
AUCTION SALE

Modern Tourist Court and Restaurant
(known as the Green Latern)
B miles south Of Harrisonburg, Va.
fronting on y. s. No. II.
On the Premises. Rain or Shine
Some personal property will be sole
KYLE G. PHIPPs, Harrisonburg. Va.
RID No. =, Phone 903 r. JAMES
A. CONRAD REALTY CO, Harri
.sonburg, Va, Selling agents.
II you have property to sell. writ
or call the selling agents.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

AUTO MECHANIC-Must be
able to do first-class work;
holidays and vacation with
pay; 51a-day wk.; 500. Apply
REDS KAISER FRAZER
SALES AND SERVICE. "a H
st. NE.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
ACCOUNTANT


permanent position with
future for travelling auditor in larger
merchandising and manufactufins
drm operating throughout Middle
west and South. Salary commen-
surate with ability. Good expense
allowance. If married. work ar
ranged so wife can travel also
Requirements-college graduate In
accounting or business administra-
tion and two years public accounting
experience or equivalent. Free in.
surance and retirement program
plus liberal profit-sharing plan make
this an opportunity you cannot
ignore. cive full details regarding
education, experience, age, and sal.
ary desired. Address Box S6-Z
star.
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT
Wonderful opportunity for. younI
man with some experience In retail
advertising,- production and layout
liberal employe benefits. Apply ad
yertising once, End hr., GOLDEN
BERQS, 7th and x SITS. NV. -:
Evening star., 1953-03-01
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
glass, china. bric-a-brac, ETC.; Thurs.
7:3Q Pm SUBURBAN AUCTIONS
Rockville. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
Auto Mechanic

Permanent position for Q man with
experience on GMC, Ford and Inter-
national trucks: 5-day. 40-hr. week;
modern earage in Southeast section;
yIs O exa sss iagaSf appS 81 SasS
Room 805. Open weekdays, B:3O-6
and Sat-. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
AUTO MOTOR TUNE. UP MAN-Ex.
perienced man with sales ABILITY who
can develop our dynamometer. and
tune-up department. Man should be
finished tune-up mechanic with o.
y1.M without SynamGmneter ag9n experience nss.
family man who needs extra income
and can build clientele. Very modern
busy shop In southeast Paid vaca.
ton. holidays and insurance parti-
cipation. See Mr.. Collins. ANAC0s-
Plymouth Dealer. 1908 Good Hope
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER
Experienced. 5h-day wk., hospitali-
salary. See John cordilla, paint
JUSTINE NICHOLSON oLDsMoBILE
5000 Baltimore Blvd. Hyatts.. Md.
-
AUTO PARTS MANAGER-Good sal.
ary and commission for O man who
can manage large and expanding
In Chrysler products. know how to
organize department and purchase
economically and how to build oui
wholesale and counter business; ex'
sesn SenS ;TFfoqnSnss TS p b
COSTA MOTOR Co. INC, chrys:
lsr:Plynouth Dealer. 17os GOOD
AUTO PARTS RUNNER and porter;
must have virginia permit and ref
erences. See MT; fl Kent; K1RBYs
blvd. Arl. va. "a
good references. for Washington's S
CAbE PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving
st. NV. Mr.. Peers. a
AUTO statesmen. Sell used cars for
suburban Ford dealer. Compensa-
tion commission basis. Only men
ses Sses0s snp1 Gf ssrn1ns ear ns % 7o2 DsT w1H TS
FORD CO.. Lee hwy. and Chain
Bridge rd., Fairfax, Va. -S
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-NORT
ERN vIRGINIA's largest Studebaker
dealer wishes to place two statesmen
in our new and used car dept. Good
opportunity tor the right men. See
Mr.. Hook, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va
AUTO SALESMAN-Used car sales.
man = for the best opportunity In
D c.; salary and commission See
MIR. SLATTERY st 3375 Bennins
I'd. NE. j
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN, experienced
in modern Chrysler-built cars. Com
munity growth necessitates expand.
= working shop foreman who can in
crease accuracy and output Of shop
Such q man will be in line for adj
vancement. Excellent earninss. paid
vacations. holidays and insurance
cosFR Mor6s Sfs 49, A GScn c chfys hHA
Hope I'd. Sc. II
AUTOMoTIvE REPRESENTATIVE to
ene of ss or vcnsy must
have automotive jobber or factory
experience. knowledge Of territory :.
car; salary. expenses, bonus, health
insurance and pension plan. Please
reply, stating experience, age and
salary expected. to Box 297-B. Star :.
AUTO UsED-CAR MANAGER Well
known leading used car company
needs high-type man capable Of
appraising trade-ins and closing
deals for statesmen. Here Is Q real
opportunity State age and expert.
ence Box 292-z. Star
Evening star., 1953-03-01
PERSONAL (cons. J.
ARE YOu Afraid

Of Dyeing Clothing?
DID you have bad experience?
was your dress shrunken and YOU
p'S aes to fiSs hst It esrssigiy agagi was petor.
there was EXQUISITE CLEANERS,
sHSfyNKAoF : SysE Nho GUARANTEES NO
Guaranteed Dye Work
ana new has as 5sen hiSs % y HDa
DR.. Leo D. Gendlin
The CHEMIST Of EQUIsITE CLEAN
After graduating from the univer-
sity as q doctor Of chemistry, he
did work and research in fabrics
ayes ana dye work for oyer 20 years
pr 4iN6sR 6GsRdliq rss,,SAM DID SAMPLE PYETNG
OVERS and became q specialist il,
He loves dye work because
! He likes people and likes to helr
.. He uses his knowledge and ex-
best for them
|3. He makes useful thousands OF
garments. drapes and slip covers
earSed, Ghiss otherwise would be dis
A. re is well paid for making peo.
Go through your closets. get out your
old or faded garments, drapes or
slip covers. and
CONSULT
"EXQUISTTES" CHEMIST.
About Your P20sIem, Rysins and cieanins
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
Dye Work Specialist
DRIVE IN: 300 GA. AVE. NV.
Our Only Location@-No Branches.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
CRAFTSMEN
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE

NO EMPLOYMENT FEE
M. E. chem. oil ref. power plant,
piping vessels. equipment. etc.
c; ;,oG: E; structures drainage founda-
E: E., wiring diagrams. power and
1NssTRuMENTs, chem. recording.
meters. etc. Application and layout
only. longtime. private expansion
program; approximately. 100 miles
from D. c. Interviews by employer
our office Thursday. March 5th
RESEARCH
Wide variety Of technical positions
with. exper. in design, research and
DEVELOPMENT in various fields Of cleo
Salaries to S10.SO0.
METHODS
Under 80. exper. in methods and
procedures work. particularly adapt.
able to accounting and other COM
HdGi Hdc4s Ne% YorF dsona Msea srsss
ization. Starting sal. to $500.
WALTER H. KESSLER
aDs Services sSs s1S wsEh sT 14s slde
Medical Secy., $40 Wk.
Legal secy., exp. SIS wk,; secy.. un-
der 80, law ofice, $500; typist,
aessrste' ssssTs vis,s' tsst' s2a6' dozens OF
GRACE DUNN
1911 G st. NV RE. 7-2828
Evening star., 1953-03-01

| -. AHCn1 IECTUHAL-
full aualifcations. education, age age
available.
Office of j. Fruchtbaum
130 W, Hamilton St., BALTIC. j. Md
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, for con
sulting engineers once; experience
in plumbing, heating, air condition
ing or electrical work desirable
DRIVERS, experienced in pactin
cafI cad lsfaiss sf sO45ea Gt household furniture
DRIVER, colored. experienced furni
ture, mover and loader: age $3.50
Maryland permit desirable. JU
g. Sssl910. I'LL sligo cr. parkway
ORkfivEkk.' If EEk' psqt Mq time. for priva.. schoo d1
to 8 am, $50 to $50 pm. Cal
XII. S-l2O2 daily, 8 am to 5 pm
DRIvEhs. for wholesale laundry an,
2DSy gHM s6Rk% Rq' 81 81
DSiyiERs; ,lsiFvi i. g coloyed,, $40 and comm.
s esff MR alefsi sEEPRER PREEsasr 81 gag 9qgs qqysF 50
DRIVER (Coloredl. exper.. In Grocer,
store delivery. Apply 1929 Conn. ave
DHR;fTviER-DELrvERYMEN, DH;Ti opening, ml 20
reliable men with refs. Perm. posi-
ton, paid vacations and other EN-
ploye benefits. Salary guaranteed
$50 per .wk., plus commission. Ap
ply to Mr.. Fowler, ULINE ICE CO.
3rd and M SITS. me-, s am. til
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS, white, az
25 to 40. high school education Re
tional organization. For appointment
DRUG, Stock and warehouse man
excel. future for light man. Appl.
| PATRICK'S PHARMACY. $500 Ed
mondston ave, Riverdale. Md. ~
DRUG CLERK. exper. only. 3 night
and alternate Sundays. Mr.. Goldman
ChaStleton Pharm., 10th and r sts
DRUG AND sUNDRY SALESMAN. (,
% no confiiet t.' EX. O9ss7@sklnS s-7S9sl s'0ei,ne
DRUG CLERK, good hrs, good nay
recent e refs refs. No. NO. 7-sosf.p q p ana s leTn
DRUG CLERK Opening for young
experienced man in fast store q
assistant nnanager; good working
conditions; many company benefits
q growing organization. In repl,
give experience, age, photo anC
references. All replies confidential
Reply to Box 460-Z, Star. -6
DRUG CLERK-Excellent permanent
position with q future for fully ex.
pei; capable man. MR.. BAYER. LU
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPER,
f1l or part time. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut.
ACCOUNTING CLERK in business
ONCE Of Catholic educational insti-
tuition. Pleasant surroundings and
oppor. for advancement: 6-day wk.,
vacation and sick leave. Write to
Box 460-B. Star, stating age, edu-
cation. experience and salary ex-
pected. "a
ACCOUNTANT-Age 81 to 80; recent
accounting grad. preferred: must be
willing to re-locate in Charlotte.
N. G. about Sept. 1st; excel. oppor-
tunity for adv, in lge. progressive
company operating throughout the
South; salary commensurate with
ability. Call MR. WEYANT. ME.
S-460O. 3
ACCOUNTANT NEEDED - Who IA
fully familiar with all aspects Of an
accounting operation. Experienced In
the field Of accounting for researcli
desirable but not essential Military
security clearance will be required.
Reply. to-. Box 1867, Star. giving
full details Of training and expert
ence. II
Evening star., 1953-03-01
BRANCH MANAGER
BUILDING
SUPERINTENDENT


Large local Industrial building
cleaning, maintenance, elevators
and watchmen constitutes bulk Of
Job. Experience desired but not
necessary. Send resume covering
personal. educational. employment
data and salary REQUIRED to Box
1927, Star. -
BULLDOZER OPERATOR
work. Apply Conn. ave. Park SUBJ
division. 12102 Bushey drive.
Wheaton, Nd. -
BUTCHER, experienced, to work IN
grocery store. Interview e-1 sun.
2b25 PennA. ave. &c. LU. 4-S1S3.
BUTCHER -. Experieneed; steady
work; Sl00 per W. oSSS yoFkstns
-
Evening star., 1953-03-01

KAISER FRAZER SALES d
SER ICE, "a H st. ne.
BASS SOLOIST for Protestant church
work. State age and experience. Box
Dab, Star. Il
BODY MEN. experienced only. $3.50
commission basis; our shop is loaded
age well over 500 week. paid vaea:
Mr.. Ayres. SxFFoRD- CHANDLER
MOTOR CO.. 62a H st. ne. II
BoOKKEEPER to take complete
charge OF bookkeeping dept; young.
progressive org: starting salary, $50
per wk.; advances in sal. made CON-
mensurate with ability. TU. 2-4744
GINEERING CO., 4130 Ga. ave. NV.
B"H,iKEEPER-Full charge. expert
enced. dble. entry; permanent posi-
tion; knowledge Of tipping and
answering phone: state experience.
age and salary expected. Box
BoOKREEPffERs oKREffs to operate Remington
experience but will teach ambitious
person with bookkeeping BACKGROUND.
Give education. experience and SAL
ary requirements in reply. Box 95-B.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of pay
roll. Legible handwriting. Apply
once. SHIRLEY FOOD STORES,
403 Swami ave., Alexandria, Va.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, able to
do all bookkeeping, including state
ploye benefits. State in own hand.
v ling. education. experience and
minimum salary needs: good refs.
required. BOX 400-Z, Star. --6
BOOTBLACK, exper.. busy location.
". M. and A. BUS DEPOT, 403
Evening star., 1953-03-01
u. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
91E 10Th CTPEET NJ M

$40 lZJU 81 NEG j INV.
PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL
Administrative physicians. craftsmen
engineers, estimator (metals), doral
designer, geodesist, laboratory bac-
teriologist, medical illustrator, medi-
! cal technicians. metallurgist. tex
.gree). nurses administrative. anes.
thetist, public health, supervisory
staff), occupational therapist, physi'
cal .therapist, physician, physicist
psychiatrist. social worker (medicaD
X-ray technician. Local and over.
seas
CLERICAL
Booking. mach. oprs;, cashiers. COL
lectors, court reporters, sales IRE
-wholesalel, secretaries, supply
catalogers (electricaD, furn. repair
estimator (car nec.l.
sos K STREET NV.
dachinists. stationary engineer'
with ncense).
735 17th STREET NV.
Couples. household d-institutional. re-
cent experience.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1953-03-01

AUTO wREcKER DRIVER
Must be able to handle q
wrecker: good hrs, good pay;
must be sober. Apply REDS
KAISER FRAZER SALES d
SER ICE, "a H st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
DRAFTSMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Men with about B yrs. exper. Civ
full qualifications. education, age
exper. record. salary expected. dat
available.
Office of j. Fruchtbaum
100 W, Hamilton st.. BALTIC. j. Md
Evening star., 1953-03-01

position for Q man with
experience on GMC. Ford and Inter-
national trucks: 5-day. 40-hr. week;
modern garage In Southeast section;
23-3S yrs. OF age, capable Of pass
Rao Ing Dhysss exam eSsm vseG.Is ApPiy
and Sat-. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-03-01

AUTO PAINTERS HELPER
Experienced. 6A-day wk., hospitali-
cation, all legal holidays. guaranteed
salary. See John Cordilla, paint
JUSTINE NICHOLSON oLDsMoBILE
$500 Baltimore Blvd. Hyatts.. Md.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

made some progress toward ad-
mittance in the city's theatres.
One Of the theatres, the Rita on
Main ST., admits them to the bal
cony.
DR.. Dickey is optimistic about
the future of Negro-White rela-
tons in this small citv Of some
10000 persons. Among other
things, he said:
Grace relations are getting bet
ter. We need time for the races
to understand and to KNOW each
other. Everyone just needs TO be
patient, and things tnat seem
problems won't be problems any
more. We (the Negroes) can't
make anybody like as. It's q
thing of the heart. All we can
do Is wait and hope"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
FLORIDA NORMAL
PLAYS ROLF OF
GREAT HOST

The Florida Normal and Indus
trial Memorial College has had
two colleges from sister states on
its campus this week in the role
of basketball conference games.
On Tuesday night of this week
they played Claflin College in
Heckscher Gymnasium before a
full and enthusiastic crowd. Both
men and women games were full
of excitement.
On Wednesday night, the same
crowd returned for a spectacular
event between Savannah State
College men and women basket
ball teams and Florida Normal.
All spectators contended that the
games were well played and full
of excitement.
On Friday night, January 80,
Florida Normal and its local
alumni chapter will be host in
the gymnatorium to the Amigo
Male Singers. Everyone Is invit-
ed to attend, and a large crowd Is
expected.
On February 10, the college
will play host to Florida A and
M College Choir and Glee Clubs.
All nearby residents of cities in
the vicinity are invited to attend
this gala affair.
Florida Normal and Industrial
Memorial College will also play
host to some three or four hun
dred Future Homemakers of
America on March 26, q and %.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
MIAMI TIMES MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1853 PAGE SEVEN
Texas City Names Negro
Outstanding Citizen

TAYLOR, Texas - CAMP -
A 59-year old Negro physician
list week was named as this city's
most outstanding citizen of 1852.
He is DR.. James Lee Dickey, who
has practiced medicine here for
some 80 years.
rect onllion of his achieve
ments, four local civic clubs
awarded an engraved plaque to
DR.. Dickey, who came here in
1921 as a young medical school
graduate. He said he planned to
stay a few years. but remained
to do my life's work"
The quiet, easy going physician
who has worked determinedly to
conquer typhoid, tuberculosis and
deadly infant diarrhea among
Negroes, has seen many changes
in the relationship Of Negroes and
Whites during the time he has
been here.
When he first came, Negroes
waited in hospital halls until doc
tors had treated White patients.
Theatres in the city were closed
to colored persons. A stranger In
town was pistol-whipped for ask
ing at the box office of one of the
theatres if he could be admitted.
Taylor now a 15-bed modern
hospital for Negroes. Their health
is better, the infant diarrhea
death rate is down, tuberculosis
almost whipped, and Negroes have
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
ELKS ASK IKE TO
COMMUTE DEATH
SENTENCE FOR
ROSENBERGS

The Elks have asked President
Eisenhower to commute the
death sentence of Julius and
ethel Rosenberg it was announc-
ed today. The plea was made by
w. c. Hueston, grand secretary
If the Improved Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks of the
World in a letter to the Presi-
dent. dated January %, from
Washington, D. c.
81 am not going into the guilt
Or innocence of Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg but I am joining in
with the petition to commute this
sentence to life Imprisonment or
a lesser term" wrote MIR, HueS-
ton.
'Tt seems to me-" the fraternal
leader continued, "that the Unit
ed States Of America could les
sen the harshnesS of their SEN
tence in keeping with the pun
ishment dealt out by other coun-
tries for similar crimes"
The Elks organization numbers
among its leaders many of the
influential Negro Republicans of
the nation, including Mr.. Hues-
ton. The late J. Finley Wilson,
grand Exalted Ruler was prom
in mt in Republican politics for a
quarter of a century before his
recent death.
The Elks support for clemency,
follows the recent appeal of Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell, noted and
venerable woman leader and edu-
Gator.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
Dr.. Warren Bo~ner says
Millions Die Yearly In
India From Diseases

the poor having nothing, seems to
be quite applicable to present day
India.
Citing more statistics, the
speaker noted that India has Is
major languages and 44O dialects,
but Hindu is its official language.
1t has one physician for every
5000 people and one dentist for
every 100000. Inspite of a COM
pulSory education law, it has far
too few schools to accommodate its
children-thus many school age
children are constantly seen in the
streets during school hours.
Inspite of its many problems,
however, DR.. Banner sees
bright future hope for India. In
closing, he observed: Maybe we
can help them in some way" The
Doctor was obviously moved al
most to the point of letting tears
drop from his eyes, over h e
thoughts of alarming conditions
in India.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEZE

More than two million people
In India die each year from ma
laria; one half million from tu-
oerculosiS; one fourth million
from cholera; and one tenth mil
lion from leprosy."
That was one of the several
shocking, but highly Informative
statements on India, made Sunday
afternoon by DR.. Warren M. Ban
ner, director of the department of
research and community projects
of the National Urban League.
DR.. Banner was the principal
speaker on the fourth program of
the King of Clubs annual winter
forum. The program was held at
st. Johns Baptist Church. elm
pressions Gained in India" was his
topic for the day. A large crowd
was present.
Armed with unlimited first
hand information on India, both
by intensive, conscientious study,
and a recent personal survey of
the country, DR.. Banner was ably
prepared to discuss and analyze
the status of India, it's vast num-
Der of people and their many Gus
toms and characteristics.
The Doctor pointed out that In
dia, now five years old as a free
and independent country, has a
total population of more than
350,000,000 - which is more than
twice the population Of the United
States. It's number of youths Is
years of age and under, is almost
equal to theentire population of
the United States. It is 1,250,00
square miles in area.
DR.. Banner emphasized the fact
that the people of India, today,
are divided into two principal
groups - the Hindus and the
Moslems. He added that the age
old philosophy of divide and con-
quer, was effectively applied on
India by England, during the time
that the British CONTROL, i the
country - and to large extent
the divisions still exist today.
However, he pointed out very
clearly, the condition is gradu-
ally being eliminated and pre-
dicted that all of the people OF
India will soon become one unit
ed group, and that India itself, will
soon be a great nation.
Calling attention to the appan-
ing conditions in the country, the
Doctor said India has $4,000, 900
illiterates, 80 per cent OF its
people live in villages; it is pri-
marily an agricultural nation, with
very little active industry; the
birth rate of its people is rs per
1000 population and its death
rate II per 1000.
1.-The average span OF life
among the common class OF
people in India is from rs to 80
years" the speaker explained. "a
man 35 years Of age is consider
ed an old man." he added.
He explained further that the
brief span of life is due chiefly
to the very poor sanitary and
other health conditions under
which the common people,
through no faults of their own, are
forced to live. In contrast to this,
however, he pointed out that the
upper and wealthy class of people
often live to ripe old ages, and
many appear to be much younger
than they actually are. The case
of the wealthy having q lot and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
To Make Folk Think

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
do not write to make folk laugh
write to make them think,
An, thought is still the rod and
staff
That move my pen and ink;
For those who think, get up and
do,
While those who do not, sleep.
We must abhor that thoughtless
crew
They neither sow nor reap.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07
Man-Made Madness
By ANDY RAZAF for AMP

Today, the want and misery
The fear and insecurity,
The hate and clash of selfish wills
That curse the earth, are man
made ills.
God means that there shall be no
peace,
That woe, for us, will never cease;
While man purSues the stupid
plan
OF inhumanity to man!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-07

NEW YORK - Miss Lorraine
James, extreme right, a junior
business major at North Carolina
College, Durham is shown here
at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in
New York recently with General
of the Army Douglas Macarthur
(Seated.)
Miss James was the North
Carolina representative at the o..n
annual Congress of American In
dustry sponsored by the National
Association of Manufacturers.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-30
the Rev. E. Kilgore officiating. Bur
ial ,sss%tsc in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Mrs. Chatham died at AIS am.
Thursday in earle Hospital. Sh.
suffered stroke Tuesday atternoonl
when she saw 3-year-oid James Ca
penter. a neighbor, hit and killed
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-30

Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie<
: Cheath2m, 81, of l208h w. Dub "
Gin ST., w4ss-s~~+ 2 pm. Mondax%H
in Mt. Olive Baptist Church with>..