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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
State Court Upholds Afro's
Purchase OF Central's Stock

real and personal property and
that the Afro American purchase
of this stock fell within the rights
and privileges of the Afro-Am-
erican charter.
The fight grew out Of the Cen
trails refusal to transfer to the
Afro shares it had bought from
Central stockholders.
The Central's refusal to make
the transfer was based on the ar
gument that the Afro-American
did not have the corporate power
to buy the stocks of another in
surance company. However, it is
felt that Central Life,s action
stems from the fear that the AZ
ro-American is seeking control Of
the Tampa firm.
The ruling came after more
n year OF battling up to Flor
ida'S Supreme court which upheld
a previous injunction.
locks ara said to be valu-
ed between $4,000 and 100000.
IL was learned that among those
who sold several shares to the
Afro-American was Mrs. c.. D.
Rogers, ST., widow Of the late
founder of Central.
Potent factor in the whole mat
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25

ter, it is alleged, had its beginning
when Mr.. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
then president of the Central Life
Insurance CO., sold her shares Of
stock to the Afro-American. Mrs.
Bethune Is now a stock holder, and
also a director in the very influ-
entail and highly respected Afro
American Life Insurance Co.,
which operates In Florida, Georgia
and Alabama, contemplating the
authority to do business in the
states of Ohio and Indiana.
Central Life operates only in
the state Of Florida.
It is suspected that this case
which attracts the interests of
countless numbers Of life insur-
ance policy and security holders
all of the nation will finally wind
Up in the United States Supreme
Court before a final settlement is
reached.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
BY c. A. IRWIN

JACKSONVILLE - (IP) -
A new ray of hope and genuine
respect for contracts made and
entered into by Negro business
men and leaders was expressed
here last week when the Afro
American Life Insurance Comp
any of this city and a Florida
corporation won the right in the
Duval County Circuit Court to
hold $50 and one sixth shares of
stock in the Central Life InSur-
ance Company of Tampa, also a
Florida corporation.
In an ultimatum issued by Cir
cult Judge Edwin L. Jones, the
Central Life Insurance Comp
any was ordered and directed UP
on financial and legal procedures
of the Afro-American Insurance
Co. to transfer to that firm $50
and one sixth shares of its stock.
The Court held that despite the
Centrars contention that Afro
American had no legal right to
purchase its stock, that the Afro
American incorporated under the
laws of Florida, has the right to
buy, sell, deal in, transfer. bo.a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
DULLES Soys
Dulles Soys...
Interracial Ass No Bar To Loyalty

NEW YORK, July 16 - As
ISOLATION between White and Col
ored persons is no indication of
disloyalty or of security risk"
John Foster Dulles, secretary Of
State, assures Walter White, ex-
ecutive secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, in letter made
public here today.
Prompted by repeated stories
that White employees and appli-
cations for positions with the State
Department and other govern
mental agencies have been ques-
toned by federal investigators as
to their association with Negroes,
Mr.. White wrote to the Secretary
of State urging him to take steps
"to forbid the asking of such
questions in the future by State
Department Security officers or
any other representatives of gov
eminent making inquiries with
regard to loyalty"
In response, Mr.. Dulles express
ed complete agreement" with
Mr.. Whites views "that asSocia-
tons between Americans Of diff
ferent skin color should not be a
factor in juding an employees
loyalty to the United States"
Moreover, he said, II am calling
this matter to the attention of re-
Sponsible officials concerned with
the security Department employ
ees and l am advising them of my
agreement with the sentiments
expressed in your letter."
The State Department head said
that he had questioned employees
connected with the Departments
Loyalty Security Board and had
been assured by them that "to
the best of their recollection, no
employee of the Department has
been asked in an interrogatory
whether he associated with coler-
ed people nor has anw employee
been asked this question during
hearing before the board. En-
ployee have been asked about pos
Sible association with individual
colored people, as they have been
about association with individual
white persons when there is in
formation that the association
may have hearing upon an en-
ployee's loyalty or security"
Mr.. White has also written to
]. Edgar Hoover of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation asking
that another directive be issued
to all FBI agents on this matter"
in accordance with assurances
given back in 1949 by Louis
Nichols that FBI agents asking
questions about interracial assoc
iations "were acting contrary to
instructions"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
HAPPY FAMILY
The Pet Milk Photographer
Visits
the THEODORE LIFE FAMILY
OF New York

One of these days, baby Wendy Life will DO
the est-dressed little girl in her neighboe4
hood. Her mother, graduate Of Pratt Insti'
rute of Costume Designing, already looks
forward to making little girl" clothes'
along with her own and Reggie's. Teddy
Life, a typographical craftsman, hopes
Wendy will share her brothers interest in
his owa hobby-he's an amateur Painter
and very good one, according to Ida!
And Reggie3 He just loves having baby
sister, even if she isn't quite big enough
to talk and walk yet.
Ida Life, a graduate nurse retired from
Harlem Hospital, is proud of the way her
baby is growing on a Pet EvaPorated
Milk formula, just as Reggie grew on
Pet Milk vhen he was baby. But she's
proud, too, of the good things she cooks
with Pet Milk -. Teddy and Reggie both
think she's the worlds best cook. And
she's especially proud because she saves
money on nourishing foods prepared with
Pet Evaporated Milk, which costs less gea+
orally than any other form Of whole milk!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25

NYU Professor to Teach "Ward
Management" Course at Famcee
The Division of Nursing Edu-
caion of the Florida A and M
College is offering a three-week
course in Ward Management" to
registered professional nurses,
July % to August IL. The course
will be conducted by Mrs. Estelle
Massey Osborne, assistant pro-
fessor of nursing education at
New York University. This will
be the first time that the nation
ally accredited Famcee division
of nursing education has offered
a campus course especially de-
signed for graduate nurses.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

youngsters fish and swim in
the lake and pool the priests
and brothers fashioned with
their own hands from a
swamp area. A brother acts
as lifeguard.
Our recreational facilities
are especially beneficial to
members who have been tor
tured in Communist prison
camps" says the Rev. Paul
Van Malderen, public rela-
tions director. He adds that
his cousin, the Rev. Desire
Abbeloos, was burned to death
by the Chinese Reds with 200
Of his pariShioners in his
North China church.
Oddly enough, MiSsionhurst
houses a former Communist
commiSsar-at least, so the
Red Army thought him to be.
In the late summer of l945,
the Rev. Paul r. CauWe, was
released after four years and
a loss of 60 pounds from a
Japanese prison in Southern
Evening star., 1953-08-09

Manchuria. He obtained per
mission from the Russians to
return to his Northern Man
churian mission. On arrival,
however, he was arrested, as
none of the Russians could
read his pass. Finally, a SER
geant interpreted the word
missionary" to mean com
miSSar."
What kind of commiSSar
are you?' Father CauWe was
asked.
I'm a commiSSar of phi
lology," he answered.
"Philology? What is that?'
"Philology is the study OF
language. l speak the local
dialect and am here to make
a further study of it,"
Thus, Father CauWe became
the only Belgian commisSar OF
philology in the World-and
neither the mission nor the
surrounding village suffered
again at the hands of the
Russians.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

to prevent re-infestation and to
keep your home free of crawling
insects all season long.
Contains ChlOrdane
If you brush Johnston's
NO-ROACH across window sills
and door sills, ants will not cross
the invisible coating. You may
also control silverfish, water
bugs, household spiders and any
other crawling insects with
NO-ROACH.
One important point to remem-
ber: NO-ROACH is a unique for
mula, made only by Johnston. 1t
cannot be duplicated. For truly
effective control, use genuine
Johnston's NO-ROACH. 8 OF. 800;
pit. $1.69; at. $2.9S.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

Christianity to pagan lands.
The torch of faith first was
lit in China and since has
spread to the Belgian Congo,
the Philippines, Indonesia,
Japan, Chile, Haiti and Hon
duras. The results have been,
the MiSsionhurSt fathers say.
nearly 212 million converts.
Missionhurst represents a
mere handful of the society's
1,700 members. Yet it is a
crossroads for many of the
order who have made it a
place of rest and relaxation,
OF prayer and study, and a
stopover for reaSsignment to
missions scattered about the
world.
The birth of MiSSionhurst
was brought about by the
efforts of one priest. In July,
1912, the Rev, Ernest Diel-
items left China on a Japa-
nese exchange ship and was
launched on the toughest
assignment of his career: To
reach America to seek aid for
his war-torn North China
missions and help set up a
United States headquarters
for the society.
Eighteen months later, after
travelling half way round the,
world. he reached this coun-
try. In April. 1916, helped by
the Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton.
Bishop of Richmond, he bought
the old Lyon estate. Lyon
hurst became Misconduct.
Since then 80 missions
have sprung up in IL States.
The 80 priests and brothers
stationed in this country are
working especially among the
Negroes and Spanish-speaking
peoples. MiSSionhurst is not
only their national headquar-
ters. it also serves missionaries
sent to the fartheSt corners
of the earth. They receive the
society'S monthly magazine,
MiSsionhurSt, financial aid
and supplies.
MiSSiOnhurSt som times
takes on the air of a boys
summer camp. NeighborhOod
Evening star., 1953-08-09

DOACHES and ants, pests that
IN they are, are usually found
near food and cooking utensils
where you should not use bombs
or sprays. And no need~to either.
when you can brush Johnston's
NO-ROACH just where you want
it, around cabinets and sink or
wherever these bugs are found,
without having to move dishes or
pots and pans.
Effective for Months
Johnston's NO-ROACH is col
orless, odorless, and stainless. In
sects that walk across the invisible
coating become paralyzed and die
within three hours. Then the coat
ing remains effective for months
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-31

WE Repair all makes Of American
and English bicycles. All parts
and accessories In stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1850 Eaton st. dec26tf
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Z PARAKEETS with 10 nestir
boxes, all for 5000 or VIII 81
separately. Phone 2-3sS3. dec3i.r
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r. c. A. Combination tabletop mo-
del. dark maple. Practically new.
Sacrifice, 5000, 80 United ST..
rear. dee2rStx
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TAME squirrel monkey for sale.
Phone 2-6623. dec2o.3tx
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SQUIRREL monkeys, baby para
keets, bird supplies. The Pc
Shop, sl2 Caroline st. Phone 2-947t
dec2s4
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ANTIQUE: Four poster Lord Sher.
idan bed. 8 "A" Sigsbee Road,
|Sigsbee Park. dec9-Stx
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IS PEN Yam 81, steering whees
windshield. 81 Johnson Is h. d
trailer. $s9S.oo. Ted Commit, Phone
2-2lSl. decsl-tl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-31

OKLAHOMA CITY B-Pourteen
lssn-akefs arrested 10 . candy
shop across the street from Central
High School have confessed 10
smoking maEijuana, police report
ID.
Admissions were made before
ebeir parents, officers said, and
The mekhsr and father Of one youth
we're % upset they are pulling
up stakes and moving 10 another
city 10 start al over" Officers
said he father wept openly. There
was enc girl among the IL.
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3S-Wanted To Buy

UNITED States quarters dated
from 1917 TO 1924. Old coins ap.
praised at no charge. Top prices
paid for nice coins. Address In.
.Quiries to p. o. Box $50, Key West.
dec2s-6tx
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WOMAN, single, with or without
part time job, 10 help with care
OF elderly woman. Reward, room,
board and salary. Apply Gin No
tel, Roosevelt Blvd. dee2s-et
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MAPLE dinnette set and baby car.
rage. Good condition. s. 80"
FELTON, Rd., Sigsbee Park. deeSI-stx
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FEEDERS one-halt ton air condi
toner. 6 months old. 500. Cal
1855. decS0,st
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Tallahassee. Florida
December 3nd. 1881

#1N ~ q II e. -
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tn
IRueaaaa 90 the Internal Improve
neat Fund e The state O. EioriT ,.
Tor objections only. In TallAhaesee
W1erida. at il:o0 o'clock A. ~. Jan
Nary 18th. 1854, the following DC,
acribed lAnds In MONROE COUNTY
Y1ogidaA ae-Wit:
a Parcel OF bay Bottom land on
enc Inlnnd Of Key west. Florida
Tying norehwesterly OF Lots ,,
. ana Block y o. the pia:
gvam g pIrset e; - eG PnS.
lie Recordn OF Monroe County,
FaoFlan and lying northeasterly
% Les 1, 3. and 4. Block =
oe the Diagram Of . part OF
Tract IL, az recorded In Plat
Beck 4 Page ~. Public Records
90 Monroe County, Florida and
aloo lytag northeasterly 81 the
atrncena. Containing o.kS Of an
ana halng IN Township ss south.
Range IS East. Monroe County.
me Purchaser IL required 70 pa,
che ADVERTISING cost and doeumen
eMry stamps.
The sale, if and when made
wAAil be subject 20 the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves TSe Of tn
phosphate, minerals and metals ans
ee% Of the petroleum thereon o.
hereunder.
The Trustees % rnsaTnal Improve
meat Fand reserve the right 20 re-
Sac1 the sale.
BY ORDER ot the Trustees ef th,
Internal improvement Fund Of th'
state Of Florida.
CHARLEY II. JOHNS,
Acting 0cverncl
Attest y. c. ELLIOT, Secretary
Trustees I. I. Fund
Gee. ie-i9-1t-Sl: ian. Z. iek,
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SHORT order man. Night work, 6
days . week. Apply Boulevard
Driye-In, Roosevelt Blvd. and First
st. dec29-ss
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NOTlCE gND. 2. FICTITIOUS s.,;1r


AN AND KWA MVNAVH OVON ~
RLOmHmA. Nm PROBATE.
N rec E, sESc q n. ROBERTS
re An, Creditors ana All Persons
Mnvlng Claims or Demands
Awaimht said E@ta49s
Youa ana each Of you are hereby
netifIea and required 90 present
anv claims or demands which
wou. a. either Of you. may have
a9ninna Rhe estate OF Percy ~. ROD"
ertn. DECEASED, late Of said County.
eo the County Judge Of Monroe
countH Florida. 1T his office IN the
Court Hnuae OF said County AZ Key
west, Eaorida. within eight Ul
eniamdAr months from the date OF
eNe fiYak publication OF tails Notice.
zach such claim or demand shall De
N writing and shall state the place
AZ Feaidarce and post office address
me che almlmMnt and shall be sworn
20 by che claimant, his agent or
attorney, and any such claim or de-
manA rot 90 filed shall be void.
Dated this eth day OF DsesmosF'
- tsa CHARLES Y. ROBERTS
fgdj ALLEN NEIL ROBERTS
AZ Executors Of the Last VIII
and Testament and Codieil
thereto Of Percy n. Roberts,
deceased.
W. CURRY HARRIS.
sew DuvAi street,
Key west, Florida.
Attorney Tor Executors.
dee. lo-i7s2& ana u, 1ses
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USED Truck and passenger ear
tires - New reeaps. all sizes
Dicks Tire Serviee. % Truman.
dec1.tf
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33-Miscellaneous

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
S42S Duck Avenue. Poinciana.
Phone 2-eeS1. We Buy and Sen
New and Used Furniture.
decl-tf
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SMALL studio upright piano. dark
maple. Completely new inside.
10 United ST.. Rear. dee9-Stx
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STATIONARY bunk beds, fun sire.
2oOs Siedenberg Ave. dee2s,St
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MAYTAG washing machine. 2 tubs
and hose. Good condition, $4,000
So -" Peary Court. decSl,stx
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LAUNDERETTE for sale. Maehin.
cry In perfect condition. Good
year-round business. Good cash
deal or easy terms, II desired. 800
Truman adjacent 10 e Rancho
Motel. Call 2-6z7s. dee2stf
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S8A-Trucks For Sale


FOR SALE, Is Chevrolet ous.sOa
panel truck. Extra gears. Marker
and hlinker lights. ssIS. Miami
Herald Bureau. 81 Eaton Street.
dee2s-st
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COCA COLA electric ice box.
5000. lo2S Whitehead ST. Phone
2-604S. dee29-Stx
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tOoHTlAuEDl

SPEED boat concession at Hotel.
Is Pen Van. (lsSll, 1854 John
son Is II. p. motor, trailer, skies,
aquaplane. etc. $4,000. Going in
TO service. Ted Commit. Casa Ma
rina Hotel. Phone 2-zlSl. decao-sf
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 70. ise.
Artman PresA Phone 1-Sesi.
dec1-H
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.39-Trailers For Sale

NEW and used house tralers at
the lowest prices In Fla. ~
down. balance like rent Free owe.
night lodging. tree delivery. HaA
per Trailer Sales. ESQ N. W. IL
Ave, Miami. Fla. deel-l
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EFFICIENCY apartment Couple
only. BY day. week or month.
ne Stpna Hotel, 81 white 81.
nov7&-3&tx
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LEGAL NOTICES


NAME LAW
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
the uaatAsigned. desiring 20 engage
IN business under thu fictitious
name 20 Lando Mar" 20. Box 4S3,
Isian1&rada, Monroe County, Florida.
tntem6p % register said name with
the C1erk Of the Circuit Court OF
Honroe County, Florida.
IRVING n. EYSTER,
ElIM nwuMw
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WOHICm OF INTENTION TO Make
APPLICATION ROR FINAL

- = 4A4A8 ~ Agss 80 - A&NAAA
Da9CHAHGE
fPg@h@ae Lmw 1881
On C0umT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE MONROE COUNTY,
gTATH OF VLoRIDA. N PRo-
1m re- TIRE Estate Of
GEoAuE BAXTER,
ze An NTho II May Concern:
NotIca 70 hereby gtvsn that
GLARS JOHNSON filed her final re-
Fort az ExacutEix OF the estate OF
EAog9e Baxter, deceased: that she
filed her petition for final discharge,
and that she will apply 20 the Hon.
cradle Raymond n. Lord County
Judge on Monroe County, Florida,
on the 2agh day Of January. 1864,
fOF approval Of same and for final
aiachafRa az Exscatrix OF the estate
os Georhe Baxter, deceased on this
aath dAW ee December, 1853.
CLARA JOHNSON,
Executrix OF Last VIII
and Testament Of George
Baxter, deceased
TOM q. WATKINS
Attorney for Exacutrtx
Key West, Florida
dscsl. iss3;jan7.ii-ai.Isst
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SMALL IL modern trailer. VIII
awning. etc. $4,000 cash. ca
Glen Maynard, Coral Isle Trailr
Park. dee3o,Sk
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ONE bedroom, al electric. Private
bath. utilities. linens, dishes fur
nished. n and B Motel, 10s1 Eaton.
dee1-tl
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Bainbridge 10 Use Beck
Al BeIVoir tomorrow

Ernie Beck, former All-Amer-
lean basketball player at Penn
and until this week a star for
the Philadelphia Warriors, will
be in the lineup for cambridge
Naval Training Center when it
plays Fort Belvoir at 8 pm. to-
morrow at Belvoir.
Beck will be opposing another
All-American, Dick Groat of
Duke, who has a total of 1868
points this season in IL games
for a 30.7 average.
Groat had SO points last night
to lead Belvoir to it's 10th VIC
tory in IL games as it defeated
Norfolk Naval Training Station,
92-77, at Belvoir.
The Boiling Air Force Base
team will be at Belvoir at 8 pm.
Monday and at the same hour
Tuesday will be host to Andrews
Air Force Base.
Bolling's scheduled game with
st. Francis of Loretta, Pa, at
Loretta yesterday, was Cancelled.
The plane taking Bolling's team
to Loretta could not land there
because of poor visibility.
Evening star., 1953-12-10
@4ss @HIcH SCHOOLS s

from last years starting team.
which went to the finals Of the
Metropolitan tournament and
the State tournament.
Back from last years squad
are Walt Davis. 6-foot-4: Jimmy
Motley, 5-foot-8; stuart
Knight, 5-foot-10. and Wilmer
Anderson, 5-foot-9.
From last seasons junior
varsity. coached by Osisek, are
Gene Thomas. 5-foot-11: Wayne
Stewart, 6-foot-1; Dean Allen.
6-foot-3; John Keen. 6-foot-412;
Bill Hamaker, 6-foot-3: Jimmy
Conner, 5-foot-9, and George
Coburn, 6-foot.
'And we have two transfer
students" Osisek says. Both
are about 5-foot-9. Phil Hodges
is from New York. Mike Agee
is a sophomore from Washington
State and comes here with a
good reputation as an athlete"
Tough Record to Match.
II realize one thing" Osisek
says. tits hard to take job
where the man before you was so
successful. I'm just a rookie and
I have reputation to keep up
with"
Doran, indeed, compiled quite
a record: 513 victories, 1873 de-
feats.
OSiSek is a handsome. blond,
blue-eyed young man who has
four brothers and three sisters.
He is single and shares an
apartment with Bill Lanier, a
graduate of Purdue who is the
assistant principal at Jefferson
School in Alexandria.
The coach and the assistant
principal do their own cooking.
1--WE do it on about $3.50
basis" Osisek says, land we do
real well, too."
It's not every man that can
look forward to eating his own
cooking. AS was pointed out,
Osisek is a real optimist.