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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often O cord of thcrks in
The Stur meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other way.
Not only is it O orocious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
florul tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the muny to whom per-
sonol note of thonks cannot we'll be
muiled or whose names and I'D
dresses ore not known. Insertions OF
cord Of thanks muy be orroneed
by telephone to The Stur, ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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late lister. FREDERICKA AMELIA
THIELE EDNA MhE HUGHES.
Worthy MatTon.
TURNER. JAMES ALBERT. Suddenly,
dence. 345 NJ st. sw, JAMES ALBERT
TURNER, devoted uncle OF Miss Jan.
Easton. Clif Howard and Frederick
Easton. He also leaves TO mourn his
passing other relatives and many
+ Rhlnes & Go Funeral Home, Hul
3rd ST. s. v. where ifeuds may cali
where funeral services viii be held on
''9 Within no't 5nieiat ~ intermen Ext ~
iinPtO National Cemetery
TO- '' i"5o JOSEPH wALLA stiu" 81 nn 90III
Delaware ave sH, de- oted father Of
Mrs. Frances Queen ard Miss BLANCHE
Z Wallace. brother Of Mrs Blanche
teen grandchildren four Rreat-Rrand-
CHILDREN ana other relatives and
friends. Remains may be- viewed after
pm. Friday April rs, at the .Barnts
st. s.w. Mass will be celebrated at 9
m Saturday, April II, at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church New jersey
S 5nd New YORK S, syes' NV lntermT5ent
w TxGHSIS%" i RoBERT THOMAS . On
Gdenes.. 80 Grsshem pl, NV EoBER I
Of Mrs Wells watson father OF Mrs.
lrone watson and grandfather Of An
thons aud Dolores Watson. lie also IS
Suryiyed by tg1 sister Irs : Laheth
Son-in.law, Anthony Watson, and other
relative ana friends. Remains resting
with I f Murray & son, 1851 lnl
Il NV where friends may can after
= PIN Friday April 10 where funeral
services viii be held OIL Saturday ANN
at m Rev r e Smith oihgIat.
ms lntefmcnt Lincoln Memorial
WEBB, BEssIE }. on wednesday Xprll
s.. NV, BESSIE J WEBB. mother Of
mother-in-law OF Blanche Webb She
also Is survived By other relatives am
friends After pm. Friday, April
y iriends are invited 70 call at the
where services win be held on satur.
dsS, April = at pm Interment
wE WEIGH DAV aH5'' ANDTR. On wed mes <
County Hospital LecsblrG. Va DKViD
AMBER WEIGH Of Sterling Va. father
Va Mi Mrs Mar HHlrc PEI Ba a Ta " E Gaag5Sd
Va ard Richard Wcich Of Hsvmatkci.
5'"athcli Sylvester yWccicb' Of Bc rry.
"a aud Bucb Wcich OF Rcmiuat0n.
Va Two sisters, Goldle Welch Of
Greenwich Va and Mis- Roberta
@utEhif q Chantlily Va and ten
grandchildren Friends may call AZ
hc pear on Funcra Home ~" North
Washington 81 Falls Church Va Fu-
ncId. srryirce at thc North Fork Baptist
church North FORK Va on FRIDAY
Apri - at . pm lntciment church
clmc'clE w
WILLIAMS. MARY A.. ON THURSDAY
Of 1873 trying ST. ne Surviving are
a nephew Henry W Johnson. her
cousins Ursula and Milton Gray
and Marjorie Carney Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
NoNcc 81 funeral later Arrangements
by Mcclure, Inc IL
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Frank c. Wise

TAMPA, Fla, April 10 LP.-'
Frank c, Wise. 90. former Ohio
State legislator and former
Mayor of North Canton. Ohio.
died yesterday. He came to
Tampa seven years ago.
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NARY Az on Iqgrsas =.

Aprl ~, l',5G, MFiY A WILLIAMS
OF 1898 lrFinR ST. nr surviving are
nephew Henry W johnson her
cousinG, Ursula p and Milton Gray
and Marjorie Carney Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
Notice 81 funeral later Arrangements
BY Mcguire, Inc. IL
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ELLIS ROBERT LEONARD. on Tqe..'

dav Aprl 10 1850 ROBERT TEON-
ARD ELLIS Of he 10Th 81 Sc, be
loved soE OF Maurice anu Gusa.c G
Eli, brother Of William z Ellis grand
tou % Mr. and Mr. Eugene Ellis and
nephew Of JaWf- and Theresa c
Ellis Also sur i'ins are other rc'a-
tiycs and many friend rilcr J." noon
TEur.day Apri. /" frieuds are invited
70 all at ne McGu.rc Fuucra' Hour
)~"n pth sci nv RcQ4iem ma. "ln
b. celebrated q. the Church d th'
FRIDAY Apr'l L." a. 10 am Inter
iron. ArlL-RLnn Na.lnna. CemetcrE. j.
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iay. ApIi ii 1886 a. his residence
IIH Rock Greek Church I'd nv.
FRANKLIN LEE GOODE, ncloyCd nus
ham OF Esther Goode Also surviving
are one daughter two grandchildren
ore sister ore niece one great niece
ono cousin and host Of friends
After p N. Friday. k2ril b friend.
Funeral Home l;0. 9Th 81, NV
Funeral services on 5at1rdaY hDri
~ az / pm, al the Carron Baptist
Church, Georgia ave and irving ~
nv the Rev Ellis Turner Officiating
fnterment WoodlaSn Cemetery
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MARION ". OF .fo7 gath
81 nc. on April ! ]. 1856 husband
steve salats Robert w aud William
M Mcdonald brother of Mrs. ] C.
TUCKER and Mrs MINNIE f. Gibbs
Private services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 1901 Cleveland ave Rlgerdale
Md on Friday, April | 3 at 80 pm
lntermcnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery
,icnONALD, MARION ". oaccrs anc
~ mcmbtrS oi B0oHbindcrs Lo,
Va AN eel Union No are hctcby
MAN Notified OF the death Of Brother
WV IARlON w MCDONALD on
Gr 3csday Ann, no. 1850 pa,
~ .otaI orRlcc az Chambers
NNpTGa,c Funeral Home aSul
g., . agc Rl,ordtI" Nd on RI
ia, Rau. i3. a. 30 u m inter.
meat Futi Lincoln tcHctrr'
THOMAS n PERKINS secretary.
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conducting funeral services Tor our
late sister. FREDERICKA AMELIA
THIELE. EDNA MAE HUGHES.
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BRIGIDA. AMELIA sEwELI. On Tues


IMG,sdaL. Apt,! II. IAah VIRGINIA.
cutt ave NV beloved wife ot The late
Col Norman G. Burton, U 5 NJ
mother Of n Thomas Burton and
sister OF Mrs Grace Wll.ts Crowcll
ana Mrs Jessie Willi.S Caivcr Friends
are invited 20 call at THE Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home If Robert
A P3mphrey Bethesda Nd. Services
a. Fort Myer Chapel Fort Mver, Va
on Fr.day. April Is al pm In
terMcnt Arlington National Cemetery
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DANIELS. EDWARD. Or

April III 1855 at Prince GEORGE
General -Hospltal Cheyerly. Nd Ed
WARD DANIELS q An TecumSch
s. Col.eee PARK Nd beloved hus-
bard OF ,hc ate ANNE Daniels, father
of Grace Allen Mabel Glngc.l1 Edna
Casey ard sidney Daniels Mr.
Daniels rests A. the Gasch FuuPra
Home HvattsglIc. Nd where service
viii be held on Saturday ADrl ~.
a. - am Relatives and iren0s
invited Intprmeu' S. john Gene
tnr.- palt..-LIle Nd Il
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DUNBAR PRESTO

home 500 Admission I'd Bethesda. Nd.
PRESTON 3 DUNBAR beloved hus-
band Of Anne E Dunbar, father Of
Mrs Franklin Horacek OF Cleveland
Ohio. and Mrs joseph SaEa sitz Of
Denver Colo brother Of Reuben,
Gerald and Justus Dunbar Friends
chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A Pumphrcy, Bethesda Nd Until 10
pm FRIDAY April = where services
vii! be held on Monday April =.
al 80 m lntcyment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery In lieu Of flowers
Contributions may be mace to the Heart
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GLaYToE DIR WILLIAM o Or

LIAM . cLNSSyT1oa HUSBAND / o, he .5
,a's S.myie Ci4vtor aud father 0!
William v S Clagtor ard John 6
Csvtor Of Ns3 Yort CITY y Hc
also q survived ~ uther relatives
ard friends Friends may call al the
Brooks &. Allen Funeral Home l2th
S: and Florida ave. nv from 10
~ n Fr.dar APRIL -. where scry,
tees will bc kPiG on Saturday April
a. az ! pm the Rev. HALEY B lay
10Y ofnciatina Tnterment Lincoln Me-
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COWAN. OLIVIA On Thursday. Aprii
n, 1886, OLIVIA CoWAN OF 1913
n 81 NV beloved daughter Of Nj
and Mrs John Cowan. She also Is
grandmother other relatives and
many friends Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS BIZ the William Spangler
Funeral Home. 52i sth 81. ne.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06

ELECTRIC range, Crosley, full size, 8
months old. very good condition;
Philco 2l-inch television, blonde, 3
months old. 1886 Walworth DIR.
2 METAL single beds, Beautyrest mat
tress, S25; porcelain top kitchen
table, So w. 1-0998.
Q PAIR unlined rose drapes, Chintz
bedspread and shams, pictures, por-
celana centerpiece; miscellaneous;
reasonable. ". l-7432.
HUTCH cabinet, hard maple. com
pletely refinished S35; 2 occasional
chairs black with red duran seats,
IS saeh. kE. 1-71A2 after 4 80 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-06
MARY AND RENEE WALTERS

ARE selling contents of Heights hons,
1i2S Coventry rd., north of Cedar rd.'
We. 2-8OO3; starts Friday, December
nth. 10 to 8, until sold. Baby Grand.
Busch and Lane with bench; daven.
port, all down; pair fireHde chairs;
Provincial coffee table; pair enc
tables, marble tops; lamps. pair
table, floor. others: tier table Pro
vincial, inlay: desk, 46-inch,, with
leather chair; red leather daven-
port; combinatio Dumont teleVlsion.
full doors: fireplace set;s-leather par
with stools; bridge set, Samsonlte;
pair silver candelabra; other silver
pieces; Irwin French Provincial din
ing room set, see to appreciate,
chairs. Duncan Phyfe table, credenza
buffet, china cabinet optional; crest
cabinet with mirror; pictures; mir.
rors; Kittinger bedroom set, l tufteo
headboard, oversize 72-inch; douple
dresser, chest, pair night stands,
spreads, drapes to match; l6-lnch
bevel edge mirror tray with per-
fume; radios; telephone stand with
chair: clocks; metal cabinets; cedar
chest; books; breakfast set, formica
TOP: table top stove; General Electric
roaster; efrigerator. Frigidaire,
freezer across top; knick-KnacKs'
kitchenware; linens, bedding'
draperies; crystal; ladies clothing,
1913, accessories; ladies shoes, 8!2;
mems clothing. 80; shirts. l51a-l61a,
soc each; costume jewelry; luggage;
painted plates; many, many, mlscel-
laneous items; don't miss this sale.
, 1956-04-13
DuY and Frunk
Sinutrd Stur in New
Film at Alexdnder's

Doris Day and Frank Sina-
ira star in the Warner Bros.
romantic drama-with-music
Young at Heart, which will
be shown at the Alexander
Theater this coming Sunday
and Monday, April is and 16.
Gig Young and Ethel Bar
rymore also star in the War
n%ercolor film which marks the
first teaming of two of Ameri
cas- vocal favorites.
Doris Day, recently in Luc-
ky Me and Calamity Jane"
from Warner Bros, is seen in
her seventeenth motion pic
ture for that studio. Miss Day
] CONTINUED on page Al
, 1956-04-13
Not King Cole. is
Attacked in Alu.:
Cuncels Tour

Nat King Cole, the famous
singer was attacked as he sang
in the Municipal Auditorium
in his native state of Alabama
by several white men. The
audience of four thousand
white persons gave him a five
minute ovation after the Incl
dent.
"The Birmingham News"
editorially demanded that the
law "move promptly toward
prosecution of the attackers,
calling the incident Outrage
ous', and said that Alabama
was deeply shocked and
slammed"
Police moved swiftly and
arrested six men, two were
charged with assault with in
tent to murder; the others
Continued on page 4
, 1956-04-13
Police Department to
Enforce Low Against
Children Drivingcurts

The Police Department has
announced that a law prohibit
ing children under the age of
eighteen from driving animal
drawn carts on the highways
will henceforth be strictly en-
forced.
The reason for this is the
careless manner in which Sc
veral children have been hand
ling the animals, endangering
not only their own but the
lives of motorists. Only recent
ly two boys were on a cart
each holding a rein, which con
fuses the animal.
, 1956-04-13

Development Corporation is
jointly financing the project
with Mr.. Rockefeller in the
intensified tourist develop
ment program for Puerto Rico
, 1956-04-13
Assault With Intent to
Kill is New Charge
Against HuYes

Because of the serious condi
ton of Alfred Hughes, which
is said to be very serious, the
charge against Adolphus
Haynes abs been changed to
Assault with Intent to Kill"
Bail was set at $1,000.
, 1956-04-13
Toureace Ro~krf~lle DR.. E. Schmieqelow, P
Developing Golf Distinguished Ndtive, t
ut Dorado. p r. Visiting Hon -ldnd d
Pastor Paul Beatty
to Remuin z Weeks
ct Conq.'s Request
Frdnk Comucho is
Arr sted on Speeding,
Reckless Driving CHG.

Construction of an 18hoe Dr. ernest Scmegaow Paul Beatty student pastor F
championship golf course, de- and Mrs chmegaowo of Den of the Cmsanstd Lutheran ed
signed as @neo Of the great mark gusst this week at The Church will remain here the
great seaside links of the Buccanee,a are renewing a-a another two weeks before de- cha
world" is well advanced as quaimances with family and parting ff Puerto ioW where den
pato theb beach resort beng friends on st. Crdx he will remain for a short s
developed by Laurence S DR. Schnegeow was born while before returning to the hc
Rockefeller at DuadoP Puerto att Diamonds and Ruby in $780, seminary to resume his stud
Rico It's his first rem since the les on the mainland 49,
- ~ 49, 80 49, AsnnI s., co
ueA o .I4 - m. rd
NmS W8en 1n oUhnS -. eI- ats
course G4pWuu ou Ps $500 S5 AS NA $500
for play during the coming was managero Of the Danish here and the members we're
winter season In addition to West Indian Sugar Company saddmedw when word came
e -, aoommo fmn ION ~ 1o7 booa - H4 H. ma1, - 60 hd
project vii Include a701oom rived here in theea early 1905 urday April ID The Church anu
hoI and a futu residential 1t was the elder chmege- Council sent forward re-.
ares The MOTEL facilities are low, hansedw hha sIow1novq quest for his retention as as AS
anaaed - i e5v trt ing assistant one NB An sstnt pastor he will remain xii
195E58 winter season dreen, who created the Oft until the 18th A9
The Dorado Beach golf quOed IIuwn remark Dol hope mas been expressed b
course architect Robert Trent mon. p nes the DAY amr ina ne vii be returned here ton
1ooe will measure 1000 he ddles" after his ordination ISIS
, 1956-04-13

Frank Camacho, was arrest
ed as he was discharged from
the hospital today on two
charges, as a result of an acct
dent on Wednesday in which
he and his friend, Pauline Me-
lendez were serevely injured.
The charges against Cana
cho, were for speeding and
reckless driving. Bail was set
at 500 on the first charge and
$500 on the second.
He was released in the Gus
tody of his brother Leopold
and Candito Guadeloupe.
, 1956-04-13

yards with a par of Y. The
championship layout provides
a constantly changing vista of
tropical jungle growth, citrus
groves, open lagoon areas, and
ocean. A Spanish-style manor
house on the 800 acre ocean
front tract, formerly owned
by pioneer aviatrix Clara Liv-
ingston, is being adapted for
the golf clubhouse and will in
clude dining parties.
The Dorado Beach Hotel,
fronting on two crescent
beaches nearby, will have ca
bana-l1ke suites ana cottages,
swimming pool, and a central
building housing the lounge,
restaurants, shops and other
facilities. Harmon H. Glad
stone of New York is archi-
tect for the project. The re-
sort has almost a mile of
ocean beaches with both reef
protected still waters and surf.
The Puerto Rico Industrial
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COLORED -I145 CHAPLIN ST.
NV -Bedrm., liv rm., kit. and
bath; So 80 per mo-. See janitor
PHELPS Ma. $4,000.
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private kitchen and bath: heat, gas
and elec furn.: lovely living quar-
tiers. RIA. 3-%29S after ) pm. or
no. 2-6712 daily. RUSSELL J.
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CAPITOL HILL

226 C ST. NE, . blocks from Senate
ONCE building 3 rms, kitchen
bath. hall, porch. heat: S63. p. ],
WALSHE, INC. lll5 Eve st. NV
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COLOkED-3-RM., basement apt. q
pix. from Lincoln. Park: all utils.
Lurn; TO responsible adult; will rent
by the year for S45 monthly. Call
MRS. DAVIS LII 2-h1Q2
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COL~RED-7I4 A ST. N.E.-lst
floor, Ice. lily. nm. bedrm.. foyer,
Kit. bath: heat and hot water.
Reas. Key Ind fir. RA. 3-RRS3.
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CoLORED q 4sea GAuLT PLACE

= 11sl8D HsI-D UhVLI FLHVF
NJ. End h.-Living nm. kit. d.
nette, bedrms and bath. I'M
usually fine apt. within half a Blk.
Of busline. To inspect take Seat
Pleasant bus at Lafayette square
and go to 46th St. right to house.
Driving, take Benning I'd at 18th
St ne. and 90 across Anacostia
river to Minnesota ave. left 10
Eayes ST.. and right to 46th. open
sunday. July !, 2:30 to :. Lotus
P SHOEMAKER. 1918 K ST. NV
MA. S-ll6G. .
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DE Luxe APIS.

VACANT
1905 WHITE PL. S.E.-Very lge
bedrm., sep. din rm.. 2l-ft. liv
nm. iamily-size kit; new bldg.
conv. TO MINI. and Pa. ayes. sc
Qualified adults.
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COLORED-3O2 10th ST. Ne
Bsmt. apt, ] bedrm, liv. rm., kit.
bath, 500 incl utils. MA. S-0904,
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1885 GALEN ST, Sci bedrm
liv rm., lge. kit. new bldg; redec.
N64 30 Mus mills
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21
THE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATED

Last Sunday afternoon the Northwestern Senior
High and Vocational school at 10th street and 18th
was dedicated The program rendered in the gym
nasium Every available taken there were
many on the outside.
The director of secondary education, Robert Wilson,
presided Greetings were brought by W. R. Thomas sup
erintendent of public instruction. remarks made by Mel
win Jackson, chairman of the Citizens Advisory Commit
tee Forrest Reynolds, president PTA Architect James
Garland. who presented the key, and Principal Ida Rat
cliffe, who received it.
Student David Robinson's "Come See my School" was
good.
The cantata. Ballad for Americans" we'll rem
dered by mixed choir Mrs. Joel Ingraham instructor
and Linton Berrien and Rudolph Reed, pianists.
Medtatve moments by the choral society opened the
program which closed with the benedction by the Rev.
A j. Reddick.
This school is 100000 institution, modernly
equipped and deliberately furnished Supt Thomas said
ne believes we have plant par with the best to be
found in the country We willing to take his word
Time did not allow to visit all departments but
we have seen most of them and moved about there
were favorable comments on all Sides
Our congratulations to principal Ida Radcliffe and
her faculty. to assistant director of vocational education
David H. DObbs the Association the stu
dents and the community in general.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21
SOUTHERN CASE AGAINST SEGREGATION

Thomas Warning of the Charleston News cites his
for opposing segregation in article on The
Southern Case Against Segregation" Editor Warng
states five follows HEALTH Home environment
Marital habits Crime and Intellectual development
We not going to deal with these charges at
length but cannot agree with the editors views
Health conditions mentioned by the editor should be
better. but it is twO-sided affair and certainly the un
derprivileged and ignorant would suffer most.
Home environment is generally different However,
mutual respect between master and servant boss and Ia
borer could much improvement along these lines
Marital habits though the illegitimate rate
among Negroes is high Mr. Waring says, in five
here is where think Mr. Warnings influence if used
might be helpful
intellectually Southern Negroes usually. below
the level Of their White cOunerparS Let's admit that but
lust whose fault is it, How have the opportunities shaped
I'm and where does the responsibility really rest
Given the same opportunities, Editor Waring, Ne
grOes will do better you have certainly seen that in many
instances which need not mention
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

The councilmen reaffirmed the
ruling after Harry Plissner had
charged that a resolution barring
non-residentS from using the
courses was aimed at Negroes.
Negroes had used the courses
for more than a year without in
cident until the controversial res
olution was adopted by the coun-
Gil three months ago.
There are said to be about 40
Negroes living on Miami Beach.
So far nobody has noticed the
starter asking any of the other
golfers where they live.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21
NORTH & SOUTH
GOLF TOURNEY
SLATED HERE

Ray Mitchell, New York City
golf instructor and sponsor of the
annual North and South Golf
Tournament, arrived in Miami
Thursday to begin planning the
event that brings the top Negro
golfers in the country to Miami.
The tournament will be held at
the Miami Springs Country Club
from February 81 thru March 1.
Four flights for men and three. for
women with prizes for each
flight have been planned. A 81, 900
gro purse will be offered and tro-
I.hies will go to the amateurs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21
MIGRANT WORKERS SUFFER

Reports from the Redland district tell of hunger and
suffering among farm workers. When the unusually cold
weather last week destroyed tomato crops they
were without work money and many went hungry.
However, the Salvation Army the Red Cross several
churches businesses and individual contributors furnish
ed money food and clothing Most of the sufferers
Puerto Ricans.
With surplus food stored and the government worry
ing about what do with it, why couldn't carload be
sent down here for these poor migrants.
We guess those in authority will say: it is not done
that easy but believe could be done and should be
done.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Noble Carey P. Bentley, recent
ly elected IlluStrious Potentate of
Kazah Temple No. 149 A. E. A.
o. N. M. S. Noble Bentley is a
prominent business man Of the
Coconut Grove area and is "a
member of Macedonia Baptist
Church. He is also we'll known in
Masonic circles being a High
Priest and Deputy of Royal Arch
Masons, a member of Knights of
Templar and a 80 degree Mason.
He is planning a program for
the uplift of Shrinedom in Mi
ami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

We are glad that cold spell is
over. Six people died from car
bon monoxide. Gas and oil heat
ers make us comfortable in cold
weather but you've got to be
careful in using them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

In Kentucky II Negro high
school students are admitted to
the Consolidated High School.
Federal Judge Mac Swinford or
dered integration by February l..
The NAACP had filed a suit de-
handing action.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Good News! The General Port
land Cement Co. of Chicago has
announced plans for the con-
struction of a $10,000,O00 cement
plant on 2,490 acre tract ~
miles west of Miami. The comp
any will employ $50 people.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Senator George Snathers wants
to have a 10 percent tax that
hampers travel between the Unit
ed States and Caribbean, Central
America, Mexico and Canadian
CointS cancelled.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Tropical Park closed Monday
after a cord-breaking season.
Now it's Hialeah's turn. This
track opened on Tuesday, so you
90 there for the next 40 days. see
the horses run, get big thrill
and lose your money. But that's
the way of the race track.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Good News! We will have an
other TV channel. It's VHF
channel z and will cost 81, DOC, 600.
Permit has been granted to Bis
cayne Television Corporation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

Senator r. B. Gautier is not eX-
pected to run for reelection.
Running for his senate seat will
be Rep. George Okell and form
err Circuit Judge Joe Eaton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-21

1t. L. G.. Nolle will become
captain of the Negro precinct fol-
lowing an order from the city
commission for an additional po-
lice captain in the police depart
ment.