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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
REPAlRs AND SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs
PARKING LoTS. IA 5-eo27

BARRY CONSTRUCTION C0.-Low.
est pFiees; roofs. remodeline, homes,
etc: estimates; payments. AD
BRICK AND BLOCK WALL All
types Of brick masonry: free est.
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK. ga.
r TaSes: a addsitions and repairs. Gan
HkICK AND BLOCK WORK. no Job
TOO small; free estimates. ED o.
BUILDING, REMoDELINc. repairs
Phone evenings. Ii. 5siso4. Hsi
CARPENTRY = Need work. build
porches, recreation rooms or re-
Psirs. Call GEO. COOK. WA 2
Cs2ishfsELsrERs. zen. remodel: com.
terms. satisfsd cnstomsrs for Is
yIs- A:6031. Ii. $500.
to turning out me work and be-
cause Of low overhead are able to
p e prizes Mediocre SS T9 Ub s5gIfs!
4 SMITH. 70. S-zSis. XII. s-4sl5
INST1IEED. GUAR. WoRK, 10
1-029a OR 10. 2-sIs0. as
fLAGsTONE STONE, CEMENT. pa
seihf Fly il Yise p. e f:4 F5s' estimate
CUTIE aEfAIKs and replace
psirs a siaa elsanine; Gan ROCKY
riIsotRss TsSA SADSIDs, -1 faisshins, clean.
Mates. eaii IA Hss' s. e.ss 'fe @s ss'i'
PAINTING. .pspertng and plastering;
white nechA.: 80 yrs. exper.: free
sss - anyThere:, prompt sery. Mr.
PAINTING COLOR in home. int
20 yrs sypsr. No drinking. honest
PAINfING. interior and exterior
TTHPoSNAss,o rS VA ir: ss.7 sssss.gpa's' A. D
PAINTING. .pspering. zen. remodel.
fS.SsIs,;. Sap Mr. a ii LAWRENCE. ia
e e:n sssns y 81. 4HoBR9 29MISlok' ia
PAINTING. hrst.elsss work By white
selss rates. Phone any time. pr
rAiNTEk--Inna. and outsid. paint.
work guar. wADI. Tx. 1868,
PAINTING. interior. exterior; lst-
class work guaranteed; free est.
Phone Mr., LANE, ia. e-1650. .-27
PAINTING, frst-class work. interior
and exterior white: estimates
given. Ii. 7-2b3e. Il not In, leave
PAINTING. paperins; 1st-eiass work ia
manship; work done Immediately
Mr.. POAC, RA. 3-5643. 26s
PAINTING and plastering; no job
is too large or too small; inside and
out. Gil 10. 7-l347, al
PAPERfNG. painting. plastering
s supsss SS5t' ~ ~ 4uga1Tps Dependable
PAPEhING. $40 and up this week
only 1855 9unfast washable papers
M 3:7393, .JU. 9-780s.
ROOFING and repairing, sutterins
and dewnspopt, Quick service. NO
,Ic.S973s; sP 1895. %
fiHp Snas:. h wx. @ssttssa!s3g,o york. A D
ROOFING, pai9ting. gutter. r.
Ing AZ. S-eosa, ii. s-e15a, ~
ROOFING. WATERPR d OFIM0
painting; rspcsnting: EXP; ,yerks;j ~ Y
ROOF .cHEcx AND aEpArR, SIS
neehanies, To. S-SiTi. 20
HOOP REpAfP
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BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity an,
removed 1t our expense. ALBlOl
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave. NV
,ss "a; KS,SS ssc,,, 70, t,.,cs,. Con.
tax. Sup-Ik. Rolleis movie eauiu
HORN 926 p Ct. nv
CASH PAID. immediate removal 10
good used furn., TVS, refgrs:, stoves
antiques; , etc, clossa cS 81 Mena 81,
pi IA 81 81. jEWkiEL fISS y an, asserip
ton, gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV
FURNITURE wanted: will buy al
kinds of sood Lsed furniture; tol
price IA. $3.50. We do rowing.
FuRNiauR ia MIL, guy w. en n,d .h SGn
bric-a-brAc Buying and selling 70
SIS wears. HOPWOoD'S. sth and ]
SITS. NV, ME. S-52S7.
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WAR SURPLUS
TARPAULINS

I A1t1 n VI444N6
si1 S q Bsss s lSsls !. 81 "
a aAA4so sAEs 3 81 r sIs iA9osh
RI HOSE. 81: SIN SAW BLADES
q 25; HAMMERs. SOC: HAM
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ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE
JEWISH GIRL, 20 10 20. to shar,
furnished ant. with another girl
I5th AND PExBoBY-oiri. IS !.
IS, share large convenient apt. with
GIRL 10 SHARE LIy. RIM. wi,
ANOTHER Firi. AID. 1-s6I5. if
SILVER sPRING-Lady win shar
lady. win sublet. Ju. s-4707, OIL
LADY WILL SHARE her nicely iurn
apt, with employed lady. JU. g.
v dI45; 9LLnvS , en- sb.r. ,,. ia.
rm. apt. with another lady; $50
mo. 2725 Conn. ave, LIST door. pU
men viii share apartment
With Srd man; nv. window fan
BACH. APT.-YounE man share will
another young man; refgr,. pvt
bath. entr.: $35 mo. IA. 7-0e1S.
IA
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DOCS. PETS. ETc.

COOKIE PUPS. CHAMPION Srss {
1918 Hamilton st., W. Hyattsyille
DRAHTHAAR PUPS. fines. pedirreed
German huntjne doGs: pointers. re.
trievers family doss: imported par
BsoSxsER ipUhfss.o Axe resistsrgsd;
males and females, 7 wks old
Faayn with black masks HA; g
BESaiGiLE PUP, Axe, 10 wks., shots.
wcrmsd; male: "a. b-g49l. "a
fawn brtndie; pedisrsed but no
GERMAN hPsfs sI ssE r. f inSse b..utifsll,
re- "a Axe res' CHI Sloodline
PARAKEETs wANTED-Any guam:
tity, HiEhest prices paid. Call
Hopkins 5-7s57. Baltimore, Md;
GOOD HOME DESIRED for nice
little dog and kittens. 2 gray
with web feet: ope blsck. Owner
leaving city. Apply D04 ? st.. ne.
Ii. $1,000 or Ii. 3-O30s. 34'
WANT TO ADOPT . homeless pet ?
visit WASHINGTON ANIMAL RES
CUE LEAGUE, II o st. NV.
McCLELLAN's ScoTTiEs-AKC
ssaYtitSl SO puEs, sash z ooten:-
CHOICE PUPPIES
Lovely chow puppies, $50. Cocker
spaniels. Dalmati ans. beagles and
others. CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP.
OF Chevy Chase circls. EN-. 3-74g1.
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THE DIPLOMAT
oA2O 18th ST. NV

=. "a, n4.o 18th ST. NV. ,.,,a.
foam rubber bedsi: over!ooki
Meridian Park: walk. dist. down.
town: comfortably air-cooled bldg.
root garden. switchboard: ala
incl. utils. Mgr, AID. 2-l235
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FIJRNITIIRE SAT r.

FURNITURE SALE
6rand-neW better.arade Bedroom,
dining. room and living. room. Mod
ern, French Provincial and Early
American In solid cherry and solid
mahoEany, etc. from factory close.
D Dp,s.. sna spsnius stos *, q Lowest
offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
$40 18th st. NV. RE. 7-4sio
FURNlTURE--tl) maple, 5-drawer
chest. s3b:. q, red Upholstered oc-
step end table. siG;13i1 oxie GREEN
cotton loop rug. $50; ~ mirror.
round, 50. "a vanity bench. 40
Call Garden 1888. --26
FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
Sl29 SO bunk beds compl 76,95
$S9 80 chrome b-pc. dinette 1900
$3.50 Administer bx12 rugs 10 0O
Summer rugs ell grades.
gyclon HOLLYWOOD beds --47.9E
s'a'ni k1A u r IN a!G IL. Co. Terms
1883 4 ts St. A S's II II S..SSSo1
FURN.-Din, I'm. set; Nv. rm. sofa;
Kit. table, 4 chairs: best offer. tn.
1880 after Q pm. --26
FUnN.-Liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrni,
all - excel. .eond.:. must sell at
sefrihce prices. Call EN-. $685.
sfter $3.50 Pm. " No
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CABINETS co. white metal; / large,
details, cali ~, s-sTse after $50
CALCULATOR sALE-Burr., $50:
Mafchant. $3.50. Ready to 90,
CENTRAL. 2O1a I4th 81. NV. II
CAMERA. like new. 1865. extra VX
F-2 Blotor lens, Penta- prism.
l35mm.. Trtotar lens Braun Hobby
Strobe: oiig. 5000. s4E5. EN-. Q
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. eNx3N..
s s,o aes ssioed.s Tids snsle lens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
CAMPING NEEDS

NA3UE 1&N1 NGEOO
Sleeping bags. So s.; tents, canvas
] i. aicHSER. s ssG:p' IA ST. 81. n rev.
Cash REGISTER FOR GAS STA.
TON; like new; orig. cost. $500
sell for $50 HU. 3-905g. -25
CASH REGISTER, National Electric
ideal for restaurant; S175. 20ls
CEDAR chEsr. mahogany, sas
chairs. $40: rollaway. SIS: dresser
500 ST, 3-S54R l2-9 pm. -:
CRIB AND MATT. siebent bab:
carr; tier table: excel. cond. Phone
D fEGHuMiRD,iinTIliiER Admiral. almos
H HeSi &c excellent condition, s76. AID
DEsk.once seeretarial with chair
D sss e II fiRd 4rP RsSRiid " GO
IA 18th st. NV. DI. 1872.
I ssSS' I:a s. st7S; i: .r sc
mans eh cts, $500; ladys 2a1
?9s iHs co i SHs i l T. h alSl %
ESiPB0NE veies writer. t.iephon,
ntiss IS z' YIN sell at reasoasSl
ES isisl 9liEfl1Hs0' N..ioni 9Sol
l ner .a II yolss perfect eOnd.. $40
FAN-Large heavy duty. 22-in. win.
dow fan: We are MOVING; Bicycle
coffee table. lamps, LARGE chair
radio, deer head. ia. 9-9409 OF
Fan BLADEs. bearings. shafts pull
leys belts, largest stock, AL sizes
Lowest prices ELECTRIC EOUiP,
MENT CO.. 2473 sherman ave. n "
FIRE ExTINGUTsHER. ebs-rai ga
/ SO; foam. $3.50: is lbs COZ
S21 SO 25Ia NJ st NV EX 1892
FOAM RUBBEB for cushions, pads
95ls M St. NV. tx. 1857.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPI
oi!E!and. 2i45 Z NV. tx. 3-6e3:
FREEZER, a-cu. It coidspot, ches
type Cali after Q pm. LII, 3-3i 40
FREEZER. 10 Gu. II. Orig. @ COS
S SJoo si Mgss sell. sa7S' or best sfIsr
yGs C0gT-Fun length nyior
offer. Cali 10. Sass, "a
FURNACE; complete blower type
gun-type oil burner, 275.gal. tank
Galvanized ducts. All for $3.50
FURNITURE must sell, hv. rn,.
stove. Take D. look, make an offer
Sec at 1881 Illinois ave. NV.
FGRNITURE-Moving to Yves,
Coast: 3 rooms furn.. sectional
sofa. TV; hsrdrock maple dininr
room suite. russ, etc. OIL. 8-5a73
Modern, bedroom, iiv.
Ing room. misc. items, Antiques
Private sale. Call EN-. 2-l777 be.
tween and IL. "a
FURNITURE--simmon studio couch
cushions and innersprinR mat.
tresses.. covered In brown tweed
sleeps 2; $50. Small mahog Dun
can phyfe drop-leaf table. West.
inRhouse 6-cu. 1T. upright freezer
excel. cond.; 500. OE rooster
with cabinet stand, excel. cond
Chaise Tongue. marion, reas. Laret
framed wall map OF world EN-
FhRNiTURE, blond junior dinint
room suite: single bed and desk
ksasonahie, RIA. 6-2953, PA
FURNITURE - 3-piece living room
suite; 5-piece chrome dinette set
KI. S-6S16. PA
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MIscEL. FoR SALE Gent

ADDING MACHINE s-eclumn. cleo
Iie, IKE peW: ori1. cost S5uO
sell for $3.50: Ky. S.eo59. "a
AIR CONDlTtONkh-0E. bs:toi
h.p.; good working condition: 500
UN. 4.466l. "a
and 3-ton York. peri. cond.i mus
yaeate bldg. Call In person, 200
II ct. n.w. 30
AIR CONDIIIONEhS, u mp. 81
model, 81 DE- up 70 3 yrs. g pay
BERNk ELECTRONlCs' JU. D.
1910 or Ju. g-1o1l. -. -,
AMTiSUE s saLE 41 sm,y goIma Rain ao ~
board, waIdroheS. chest drawers
spinning wheel Dusey. plaeksmlti
log rKHsRsHpffSs nscco,,., conyey,i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
IA. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-1416. %.
BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT AND LANDoN. EN-. 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
tsG;lN WIDTH STEEL BUNK BEDS
COMPLETE: 36.IN sTERILIzEp
INNER SPRING MATTRESSES.
$3.50; NEW balm sRRTA HOLLY.
WOOD BEDS COMPLETE. S44;g5:
S SoiInDiNo W csUTss sSA'a HMf \ FRANK RANK
4 SON 414 ard ST. NV. Elk.
3-S9f4
BEDRM. SET. maple, twin beds; IT.
inch Tv: White cleo. sewing ma
town, must sell. WO. 8-lS4s.
BICYCLE, boys. 20 in, Roadmaster
de luxe, S25. HE. 4-5930. "a
suite, 5-pc. chrome dinette set; XII.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, 1913
incl. l0-yr. books; $50. oV, s.
44ON. ID
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ROOMS WANTED

LARGE UNFURN. ROOM in quiet,
private home or apt. bldg; by gen.
tleman. Have own furn. Box 372-R,
Star. -
JEWISH GENTLEMAN. desires room
In quiet SURROUNDINGS. Boz 34Q-R.
YSUNG SCHOOL TEACHER wishes
Park area near Carroll highlands
School Box zoos. star. So
ROOM WANTED
Private bath preferred. Vic. OF Res
eryoir rd.- Foxhall rd.-MAcArthuE
blvd. GEORGETOWN University stu
dent. Phone TOBY DANIELS. Mon
day or Tuesday. 402A, Shoreham
Hotel. Adams 10000. &3'
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HOSE

Oak Flooring-$65 Per M
sliEht chArss for Delivery
ACE WRECKING co.
1000 MINI, Ave, NE,
D. c, Yard. LII. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE YARD. 20. 2-92ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

HOMESTEAD APIS.
sl2 JEFFERSON ST. NV,
and bath; In modern, well-managed
apt hldg: air cooling. elevator. car
peted corridors. mail chute: ex-
cellent leund. facilS.: completely
redec. and beautifully furn.: garage
available In BLDG. en-. 2-S063. IA
Brand-New Furniture
1.BEDRM. APT. p5
2-BEDRM. APT. l05
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POULTRY. RABsiTs. EGGS
ROOMS fuRNlsHEp-N.w

sA 1Nr gH EEES .Ra JSGRlsfE, supRgi: =
NV NE 8.O090
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

MOTORS 6ought. sold. exch.; III
makes: lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 2473 sherman ave.
NV. 26s
OFFICE Debating MACHINES
Ediphone--4 DictstofS
| Transcriber-l Shaver
MAKE OFFER. CALL ST. 5000
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1910 N. Hampshire Ave.
Apt, 3D. bsdr%s as: Nv; I'm. Kit eis:
ton: low rental Of 30 See
ianitor on premises. Avail. aug, 10.
il A MeKEEvEk Co. tHCSsoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

1850 GIRARD 81. NV, "The
Palmer House"--Large, newly dee.
front rm.. adj. bath: so week. --23
1883 10th ST NV. - BUSINESS
women. sgie. and dble. rms; clean.
beaut. furn.. mod. baths. NO, z
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BEST DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION
Beautiful rm'' PVT bath; lye. closet
sR I'f b'pro as?, ci A. tssas sale s and
dble. rms. So, 50-S12. 1918 10Th ST.
co. 10000; AID. 2-97s3. ga
AIR COND. RIM. in Jewish home
good transp.. phone PRIVILEGES. $40
ia a-l464, ---95
1900 FLORIDA AVE.--Pleasaut sEle
room for employed person. DI. 5.
O4b0 20
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TERRACE APIS, 3347 23rd s. Sc
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT
MI M,; Roach & APT, I; 70 sS. Tl9ss 4ve
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SHIPIEY PARK

Attractiysly furnished and redee-
dinette. kit. and bath lge. nm,
picture windows ample closet
space, laundry facilities; eonyen-
tent TO bus and shopping center;
once on Development. 34o0 25th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apis for 8; near
r.; Myer. Pentason. q S..,Ml
utils. except cleo. 500. IA. 2-4SoS.
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JUST OFF MASS. Ave. ct 6f9
< ki 81 condition. aSs's.A 1 1Rea i%%sd onls
S45, incl, heat and hot water.
SHANNON a. LUCHS
724 14th st. NV, Ma. S.2341.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

GEORGETOWN a5ao cue st, u,w.-
Two 2-bedrnl ants In apt; blqg,
Pf 1. APIS 81 e ia b B. Ra z7 ISsa
ton Efficiency I room. kitchen.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05
Sunlight Chatter Box
BY LOIS POPE

Our new subject at Sunlight,
Charm, has really had its good
effects on the future beauticians.
Their manneriSmS, ETC., have
shown a vast improvement. Most
of us thought at one time that our
main interest should be to help
others look their best. That is
correct to a certain extent, but
with something like identifying,
we must let charity begin at
home. By this l mean the opera
tor should look her best at all
times, then she can influence !"
patron better. All persons who
render the type of service we are
being taught should adopt this
saying, practice what you
preach"
Through our doors walk the
best. We had two distinguished
visitors last week. Our first guest
was Mrs. Joyner, who is affiliat-
ed with the Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Co. She gave a very inter
esting demonstration. Not only
we're several students in atten-
dance, but a lot of practising
5eauticianS. Everyone present
gained something. Not only do
our instructors give us their full
attention, they allow others to
come in and give us in'erestinc
and educational high lights. Our
'isitors don't necessarily have to
be in the beauty culture world
Our other guest who spoke to us
IN Friday morning is a civ
worker, Mr.. Perry of the YMCA
Mr.. Perry's speech was inspiring
md we'll spoken. His subject was
"Have I Left Something?" His
subject brought this thought to
my mind. I would like to leave
it with you as my thought for the
week:
'Lives of great men oft remind
us,
We can make our lives sublime
And departing, leave behind Us
Footprints on the sands of
time"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05
j. E. S. c. AS
CALENDAR OF
Weekly Activities

The following schedule of &C.
tlvities is conducted by the James
:. Scott Community Association
All interested persons are invited
to attend any of these activities
that satisfy their interest.
MONDAY
Day Care Center 7:S0 500 pm.
Liberty Square. Operating five
days each week, Monday-Friday.
Arts and Crafts, Ceramics, 400
500 pm. Grade school children,
Liberty Square.
TUESDAY
Games and Story Telling, 400
500 pm.
Fun Mite Teenagers, 7:3O-
$50 pm, Liberty Square.
Mothers Club group browns
ville) 100000 pm. Sawyer's
Apartment No. L..
WEDNESDAY
Arts and Craft, ceramics, 400
600 pm.
Photography Club adults,
100000 pm. JESCA, 6248 NV
18th avenue.
Brownsville Youth Club TOO
800 pm. For further information
call PL 7-7289.
JESCA's Sub-DebS and Royal
Knights, 100000 pm. Nursery
and Homemaking Cottage re-
spectively.
THURSDAY
Ceramics 3:3O-4:3O, Bethune
Elementary School, Brownsville.
Homemaking Club group, TOO
900 pm. in Homemaking Cottage
If Liberty Square.
Boys Boxing Club, 6:OO-8:OO
pm, Liberty Square Auditorium.
Golden Age Club group, 400
600 pm, Liberty Square.
FRIDAY
Music Appreciation, grade
school children, 100000 pm,
Liberty Square.
SATURDAY
Dancing Glass, 10:OO-I2:OO.
teenagers and children, Nursery
Of James E. Scott Community
Association.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05
Young Adult Clubs

Business and Professional girls
club spent an evening of recre-
alton at the Palm Bowl as their
recreation program in February.
e Plans for state conference in
Daytona Beach, March 1920 have
shaped Up. Miss Marion M. Mack
ey and Thelma Slowe are elected
delegates.
Dolores Collier. Mary Davis,
Mildred DeVeaux and Wanna
English served as hoSteSSeS for the
February Club Supper held at
Dolores home in Liberty City.
Lillian Virgins Sands was the
recipient of belated shower at
that time.
YWCA members are urged to
join any group, club, committee
or class of their choice for recre-
alton, fun, fellowship and a
growing knowledge Of your agen-
cy. Program schedules are sent to
all new members.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05

The Youth Competitive Show
sponsored by the Sub-Debs of
the James E. Scott Community
Association was one of the most
successful presented in this area
in recent years. 1t was a diverSi-
fled activity that entertained a
highly enthusiastic audience that
filled the Liberty Square audi
forum to its capacity, giving
both grade school children and
teenagerS an opportunity to ex-
ercise their various skills and
talents.
Miss Bonnie Mae Newbold,
supervisor of the Sub-Debs, di-
vided the youthful competitors
into two divisions; grade school
children and teenagers.
The following individuals sarv-
as judges: Miss Inez Armster,
Miss Dorothy Dixon, Kenneth
Bethel, Kenneth Williams and
Elliott J. Pieze who was unable
to attend. AS a result of the
judges decision, Miss Albertha
Johnson presented Miss Dorothy
Dixon who announced the fol-
lowing winners:
TeenagerS, LIST prize, Clarice
Young; second, inertia Coward;
third, Florine Golf
Children, 1st prize, Milton
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05
Good Morning Judge
News from Miamis Municipal Precinct cour.
JUDGE L. E. THOMAS, PRESIDING
BY ELLIOTT J PiEzE, Times STAFF Write,
News from Miami's Munic

An amazing total of 1913 cases
was listed for trial in Judge L. E.
Thomas Municipal Court Monday
morning. The days docket was
loaded with the greatest number
of cases involving violence, that
has been witnessed in a single
day in long time.
The case OF Nettie Jean Melvin,
her husband, Benny, John Smith
! and his brother, Nathaniel, was
only one of the many violent
cases heard Monday morning.
Mrs. Melvin was charged with
diSorderly conduct, creating a dis
tIIrbance; Mr.. Melvin and the
Smith brothers were each charg-
ed with disorderly conduct, fight
ing. Melvin and Nathaniel both
appeared in court with banda3es
on their heads, and Smith also
wore a bandage across his chest,
all as result of the fight.
According to Officer James
Washington, the arreSting officer,
he received a call shortly after
noon on. Saturday to go to 1855
NV 4th avenue, where a free
for-all battle was in progress.
Upon arrival the officer said he
met Nathaniel who told him that
Melvin had cut him with butcher
knife and was bleeding profusely.
When the officer found Melvin
he too, was bleeding from the
head. When the officer placed
the Smith brothers and Melvin
under arrest, Mrs. Melvin insist
ed that he take her to Jail along
with her husband. The officer
Obliged Mrs. Melvin. The Smith
brothers and the Melvins were
all taken to Jail.
In court each party tended to
blame the other for the fight,
each declaring that he was in
nocent and the other was guilty.
The butcher knife was in display
in court but neither party SEEM
ed to be willing to tell the judge
just what was the real cause of
the fight, which apparently was
a deep rooted reason, until Mrs.
Sarah Jackson, a witness, testifi-
ed. Mrs. Jackson told the court
that the entire group had been
drinking moonShine and all were
heavily under the influence.
The Judge ruled that Melvin
was the aggressor in the fight and
that Mrs. Melvin was diSorderly.
He then fined Mrs. Melvin $25ror
ten days, and sentenced Melvin
to ten days, $110 or an additional
"a days. The Smith brothers were
dismissed.
Among other cases heard and
disposed of were the following:
George Ray, charged with in
decent exposure, fined 500 or 40
days.
Roosevelt Boswell, charged with
assault and battery on his wife,
Lucille, sentenced to IS days, SIS
or six days. The IS days were
suspended but the SIS must be
paid.
Jesse Wright, charged with OBJ
tanning food from the Federation
Lunch Room, with intent to de-
fraud. fined $25 or ten days.
Willie Joe Broder, William
Smith and Jimmie Lee Woods
were each changed with assault
and battery. Broder was charged
with assault and battery on
Smith; Smith on Broder in a
cross complaint, and Woods was
also charged with assault and
battery on Broder. The incident
occurred Saturday afternoon al
Clvde's Poolroom. Broder was
dismissed and Smith and Woods
were fined $50 or 20 days each.
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Wright; End, Marvin Ludlow; Bird
Joyce Ann Bradshaw.
In the picture above are the
grade school children and teen
ayers who competed in the Tai
ent show held in Liberty Square
Auditorium.
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BroWard
County
News
BY
Walter Bowe

Daniel Donegal and Julia Dene-
gal and little Gregory, their son,
made two visits to Carver Ranches
to see Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donegal are from
Washington, d. c. visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donegal of Liberty City and Mrs.
Mary Ross of Liberty City at
63rd street and 18th ave. Samuel
Bowe, brother of yours truly,
motored up to the Ranches with
his old classmates. They gradu-
ated from Dorsey high in the class
of 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Donegal
were surprised at the progress
that has been made in the last
two years.
Sgt. Theodore Moore is home
on furlough visiting his mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Rauls of 5742 Labrea ST., Carver
Ranches. Sgt Moore spent Is
months in Korea with the 7th In
fantry Wivision. He now is stat
Toned at Fl. Riley, Kan.
Carver Ranches Elementary
School played their first basket
ball game Wednesday, Feb. %
against the Oakland Park Ele-
mentary, Carver Ranches. The
visitors were defeated by a score
Of 81 to 4.
This writer was voted in by the
Chamber groups as assistant fire
thief of Carver Ranches, Wash
ington Park and Hyde Park.
Volunteers will be needed. Call
on Roy Smith, chief at 5604 Hoff
st. All men who are interested in
his community.
Members coming in c. w. H.
Chamber of Commerce Monday
night, Feb. % were Godfrey Sea-
vella, Carver Ranches; James
Nelson, Carver Ranches and c. B.
Blunt of Hyde Park.
c. w. II. Chamber of Com
merce will hold its next meeting
Monday night at Gethsemane
Baptist Church dining hall March
, at $50 pm. The women auxil-
airy will also meet with the
chamber group Monday night.
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Members coming in c. w. H.
Chamber of Commerce Monday
night, Feb. % were Godfrey Sea-
vella, Carver Ranches; James
Nelson, Carver Ranches and c. B.
Blunt of Hyde Park.