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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
DOCS. PEfs, Efe.

ILOVABLE KITTEN wants home IN
because Of ii. ne. 4-i447.
COCKER PUPA, Axe, all colors.
ziSo.' champ. II STUD. On. LEFT.
cOCKER PUPS, Axe, best blood
line, ali coibfs. Also, stud service.
WA. 7-2@7S. 3615 Hamilton st.
Hyattsyllle -
DAoHBHUNn PUPPY. red, Ions
hair, female. shots. and wormed
feas. 20 eQod home with children
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female. Z mo.
oldl silver, tan. black Axe reg,
champ. stock ST6. RI. 4@e173.
ENGLISH sPHIN o 4 SPANIEL
p psnioI,s. DfffE I HI S.4 sSs S0n'
BEDDING--Aron1atic wool OF cedai
EEbZ kEsr' BOX s66. sprinEhsld
MINIATURE pINsCHEh PUPPIEs
sos TO SSb. Axe. 10. e.e16g.
Axe BEAGLE PUPb, 0 mos. Ready
TO shirt. JE. 2-2440.
OEAOMEt kemNlce bpoyCus ~ mus
Axe reg, all shots. Reasonable.
DAcHsHpND PUPS, long hair, II
wks, Axe, z red males; reason
able, JE, 1874, -.
bOXEn PUPS, Axe, D Wks, 70.
mos: Bang-AWay line; beautiful
fiashy fewns and brlndles. These
tOp.ouAlity pups are guaranteed
and Reasonably priced Terms
| cAREYBRooK BOXERS, Logan
| 7.7l06. -. -. :.
ICOLL1Eb, Axe, 3 WkB.; Paradef.
Stock. 20. s.slasS, - $50
DAc4sHpNb' male; z yeata cld
home, ~, 0-Ql10s
lGRRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe res, wks. old vormedl
inOculaten. sire. available for stud
service. South s-4e0s.
Psa sis: . xES I SSRR's' 'hf
! 9-e7ae,
II RIG. SETTLE; fspa Ils,, II mos
lPARAKEETs, breeders chance fol
Ehglisl stock also equipment
] Must give pp hobby. JE. 2.9062
sCOTTIEs. choice puppies. .AKe
Roosevelt 81, Arl.. JE, 2-3432.
WIRE HATRBn FOX TERRlEH
PUPPIES, Axe. registration pend.
Ing. 8 ukt. old. DA. b-pO72.
POODLE IMMATURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
ROOMS IuaMIsEID-H.W.

COLORED-DOUBLE AM. paruust
ss SHfs 10 Srls ssssss faa 49, ss;so .
CO[0RED-EYE sT. mr.. N, Capitol
cpie.. sif; kit. priviis.. NJ. s.7gzs'
COLORED--DBLE. RIM, for men
nr, tfansp.: ideal for Students: Kit,
PRIVILEGES. Hu. 3.7653.
COLORED--dO V sT. N.W.--Laree,
clean, front room: week free
rent. AID. 2-DS63.
cOLORED-FURNIsHEp RMS, fof
privileges, 1900 blk. Park I'd.
AID. 4-2O6g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

PIANOS FOR RENT with option
70 buy. iron 81 monthly Qp plul
coat of hauling. ST. $4,000
SBs esS 4 kkaAT .lIsSnli s ~ 9. 2.
PIAN0s-Used fullskeSbdkFd con.
sSed,, syIs gIanse" ps Y yssy as STs
JoRDAN'e. corner 18th and 9
ete, nv. -.
fiANOs--6eE our quotations. d
hrand-lleW standard make Apinetl
and consoles before you buy w
feel that our prices are the loves
II the city. Over 100 piahQs y
choose from, ST $4,000, PIANO
MART, 1915 7th 81. NV. Opei
Thursday evenings.
PIANOs--Wide selection Of recon,
ditioned upfiehts, tlfaftly stylet
IN 4 new durable hfiish. egpeciall,
suited for recreation rms. Planes
fully guaranteed and flne value
TOT parents Of beginning students
Sl06 up including local delivery
CAMPBELL Music CO., 1iOs g
81. NV, DI. 1.e4Q4,
PLANQs- w. t have : isE real rsl .. ysl
such makes Is Fischer. Estey
story 8 Clark. Winter. 0ulbtah'
sen. WuElitser and Baldwin Aero
sonic Phone ST. 3.0aOU. JoRi
NV. OPEN THURS. EvEs.
PIANOS--Lafeest selection Of use
uprights IN the city. 1t bargail
prices. Also many values In useI
grands and spinets; See V an a.!
save. 81. JAo300, PIANO MART
1918 18th ct. NV.
PIANO. weaver splnet, fun key'
board. mahogany hnlsh, $500;
EAse f *. 'ss.5kEI EErs' 1850 Q .
PIANOss ORGANS used Splnets anl
apt. uDrights, Sa9b up. Also, tieel
Stelnway and Acfosonie consoles
priced very 10y: used gfailds
and Bach. chiokefiie and 0the
.rEIndls q @ p n Ss pri sss.5 ~
SS uS Wy oE AGsa sfhs. s' 6Sen 0i Non.
Thurs. Fri. tn Q PM pthsI
days, til 8. SILVER BpftfNc
PIANO CO., S67 PerAhing DR.. ~
0-033o.
PIANOS. upFishts, SOS up: spihets
Open every eve. and All dav Sun
kstabnshed 1901. ecHAfFks {
Silver Spring, Nd. ~, Q-30ge.
PIANOS, PIANO BENCHES. new
Sl5: small uprt b. Slien, Stein
way. Knabt frAAds. Baldwin aero
PRICES, eO PAUL oorrBART. o iTe;
Columbia ID. NV AD. 1-5Q2i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

ANTIoUEs-Prench 18th centurl
regeney Louis XIV. Louis XVI, Em'
plre. canapes, chairs, tables, mir
r0rs.s paintings, screen, etefllnf
tea service. Mr.. N. VILLAGERS
24Is-2O 18th Sc. NV, DU. 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

FURNITURE-Contour chair, char,
truese. new condition. Call IA
b-6677.
FURNITURE, new. must sell: NOV
ing; everythine below Wholesale
Summer goods 7bqs Oh. A0lf
Minnesota ave ne.
FURNfTUnE-BedrOom suite, 2.
piece $40, and 8-plece $50; {
S Seest desa 9ds ta6eS ssss CHAIRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

DOwNTN.-- -02s O RI. N.W.--1ke.
SS-S14, 924 N. Y. ave. NV, Ssssll
l54O p 81. N,Ws-'sThe Churchill /"
run. water, $40 Nk. NO, Is0e0e,
1910 18th 81. N.W.-Lkfge. rm
with kitehenette. 2ldsh, frqntl
next bath, fefbra stove, sink: Sl2
vkls.; also smaller rn., 50 Nkly,
c0LOhED-FURN.. rtiEr,. grlll
Sll.50 Wk., utils. incl. IN. Capitol
and Bryant. AID. 2-S7IO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

DAoH5IiUNn fUPPY. red, Ions
e sss asgS ss s sSSss s sRS s SISd%sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
KITCHEN AND
WAREHOUSE
SALE
IATi EQUIPMENT
Saturday, Sept. Z
a AM. To 3 PM.

WooD KITCHEN CARS nav birch OAK lee asst SOC
Steel KITCHEN CABs sighty Of
OWNS end surface gn .A "a
RMfNA FREF3Ek III Nv id Wan xl9n2 100 5i
NOOK SDbl
14.pi
rUH OsUREG, 81 r. $3.50 24af
105 Lee RANGE tne DAM a isj iO6t
siTeHN % SAfaRooM EhUcIS CsiE .-.------ ySt
KifciIEN SINK Pore BoWfS nperf
Ii X tBf
i4Ol
1911
AZ f5K 6o eShFE oN ES5e B y T6 ssVE
MODERN KITCHENS, INC.
1915 o. Capitol o. A cue - -.
FREE PARKING FREE coFFw FREE PEPSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
Kffn.nfnn MArrn1Af..

BURNER. oil Model 2O4sN3s YORK
1725 r.p.1n.i lI8 h.p.. lis ". SO
amps.. sgle, phase. 30 cycle. One
7-h.p. Columbia low pressure
s 81 ssDi s'ili EEssasif 5HisF. b ESsi
7-1l4i Mr. 3 n pfown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

GERMAN BHEPHENDI female. Z mo.
old. silver tan. black Axe reg,
champ. stock; ST5. FL. 4@e273.
ENGLISH sPR1N 4 SPANIEL
psIliui,s. ibfffk. III. 6-4opi. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
LElMlSoELlAnf0US P0h SALE

FURN - Boy's ehestson-chesi
dresser. mirror niaht table. maple
like new; an $50, ~, e-05S6.
FvkN - Admiral refer. tiinette
set. 2 fioor lamps. bicycle. other
Items. Apply before 10 Am. and
after 3 pm, 1891 O.. ave. NV.
FunNs Antique hedrnn. suite. hien
carved headboard, solid-Inahogany
bed. MATCHING mAfble-top burehu
and washstand. Orig. finish. IN
2.6e4b
FUHN.--Matehine 9 pieces. sote
bed . chairs, eoffee table, END
tables: complete: S126. Less thar
1 W. old. Two 2O-inch hleyclea,
iroS snli' OIL nAa s.issa. '.'
FURN.-c Complete din. set, also
china cabinets, NURSERY tnrhs and
Kit. set: miaeel, WA, 7.0710.
FunN.-Dlnette set, Duncan phyil
sofa. leath. -top desk, end thles.
s ssie sSrJ 0Y 1852 sIRo n 'S:ss M
FURNs--Contents Efhlcisncy apt
Simmons .hide-a-hed. ehatf
din0tte set. drum table, .TV. break.
front, etc. No dealers. Wo,
N-6hs2.
FURN. Mod. for enc, nearly new.
owner leaving city. Highest bid
der. WO, 0-29o2.
FURN.-lO-piece din. -Fm. suite, ]
rotary hfoii6r and stand. ! girl'l
js slecn size SIeisle Ii. a 3SaSSS7H =.
FURN.-7-piece din. rm. suite,
S17b. OIL. 6-6e6s after 6 pm.
FURN'. bedrm., llv. Tm.. ut. sets
s sssles sh.s sGa ~. s ss RAP f ses ss
FURN.-LaWson-style sofa, wing.
back char. walnut dresser; excel
cohd. JE. A-423l -
FUnN. - decorator, antique spoQl
daybed. desk. chairs. tables. WASH
stand, chests. chIppendale sofa,
French Provincial bedrm. set
sTSSE u RsDsO'I, A 'aelt SissCS. aI0I00'
GARDEN FDkN., rustic. wood, iron.
old-fashloned wicker porch set
perfect fpf recreation room. u.
Gas RANQEs. used. rev. 81 0 Up
FloSiiY s EEssdi Is. S.V.. M. SS.yssss'
GAS RANGEs. new, used. installa:
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO. S231
Cd, ave, NV DE, 2.A100.
siO0: westinFhouss fefriterA-
tor. SIS. one Replace settinf
Dresden modern dinner set. Per.
feet condition, 1885; tahi.
lamp. SO: lamp table, p; ]
0IifAR-.Kas egai pickup !, s sta
e emp .,t esT 1 p snSO' 10 7-io's
Guns-Ammo- Accessories
Many hard-to-set ana faseinatins
items for gun bugs. hunters shoot
ers or collectors. -
YE OLD HUNTER
zoo 8. Strand prince At the River)
Alexahdrln,. We.
H. 9-2i03
MisFI. keflson, lb-in, enclosure
tWeeter. model 4i6i win dividinl
network, SIS; O-E eartfidee VIII
diamond, $40: must sell. n1oving
OF, scoops,
-.
Hell, AM-FM tuner, preAinp. !. IS.
watt amp. speaker oystem, $50
Call JU 6slSte. -. -.
1I-T SIT beautiful cabinets
sen. speaker enclosure, Grommei
1O-watt amp Gerard "9Ns rec
ord ehaneef. klectroavolee 15.illeh
coaHial In Empire enclosure, NUS
be seen 10 appreciate Pltefq reaa
h hSpO4 ..slSSso, fa ai' AZ "a. s.sssl Z
HEATER, gas, heats 2h rms: al
hxtures: brand-new; u price. Dl
7-zl26
nEATEnS, ranges. stoves. new
used: gns.S oil. coal. wood ACME
STOVE. lOi1 18th a ", ma. e-eg5e
HIDE A-BED, Fisher. sfay ffieEs'
excellent como !; open TO sieep q
Sl0b. LU, Ee412V.
IRONEn. Thor auto. like new: lea
than - price. 10. 7-2601.
MUSICAL 1NeTRURlENTs : Lafsl
selection q new and used q ereal
SAVINGS. TENDLERfo SAILS CO,
loan dept, is: and 81 loans.
walnut chairs and 4-dfaver leeA
steel Ole; excel, cpnd,: ElTb. Ma
OFFICE FURNITURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

BEDnOOMt Sf,2OO-AntlQue white
French Provincial bedrm. suite for
$3.50 originally s56b. i5sb IiSh
~. nv, DE. -2-4747. open, daily
III Q; sat-. sun, Wed III ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
BUSINEss SERVIcEs

SEWING MACHINE. oiled and ad-
listed: l.50. EK. 3-064O.
CARS compound cleaned and 81
moni1ed, evenings after 4 pm: 80
complete cost. Prepare youf. auto
now for the rough weather ahead;
benefit schooling. REV, MYERS
rear OF az 8 St. NV, DU. 7-B34b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

BICYCLE. girls. like new, $50.
eau RA. a-l174, after. Q pm,
1s.Ss . aIS E.s i ans sCfs y ~ ks,Eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

FURN - Boy's chestson-chesi
sss j NV 3 sR $50 SIH1 1b .1p sss @Sep''
r Y, A In, IA. rs. nIrs,,. in nett
is Gems n ASH iSm eRors DlsyG s o. s
after 8 pm, 1891 O.. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
ROOMS fUBMlshED-M.E.

iIg Q ST. N.E.--spacious front
nIs.l, PVT tarn snsr; sss .. sfa lSfSSssts,
D0WNT0WN VICINITY = Front
[in.. linens and phone 300 Rhode
Island ne. DU. $4,000.
COLORED--bIy = 50. NB.---Fol
refined man or settled couple; no
drinkers; teas. II. 4.e4ee,
COLORED-N.E.-Furn. rIi., all
home pfivileges. reasonable. sin.
Gle Or eouple. 342t clay st. afy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

GAMMA, Argu1 "a. Hash attachi
ment and earryins case. gadsel
BAG s AHS o;z s hT ~ metz Jo yilss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
INSTRUCTION. OOURsRS

COLoRED LADY desires once
Cleaning or cleaning small apis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

s eond si n PrSS s.s '1 ISL
$500. AIT. Ills after 3 Pm.
SOFA, modern, brown, blond biref
s cOnd t sinn "a. s-ss sSe. 10 SEQ
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
lMIsnILLAMIous Foa sALElMIseILLAMIous EOR SALE

FUnNITu1k-scomple s.rn. apt;
O56a after Z, Sun, til q.
dining room: zeal estate homes.
and even more. 1928 i1tk d,
D"Sat.. sun, Wed. III -. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
FURNITURE SALE

ONWNNN VNVI NNNNN-
Drastic reductions on brand-nev
bettef-grade bedrma din. rm... liv.
trinsh and italian PfovincIsi fae.
tory cl0seouts; samples and surplus
stocks at lowest priees, fekardless
Of Bic discounts offered elsewhere,
Stahler's Furniture Co.
SIC 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-431O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

Living Room Suites, foam rubber
ORIG S30b--SALE PRICE. S1nh
B-pc Curved Sectionals, foam rub
ORIG S396-SALE PRICE. S1ol
Hide-a-beds
ORIG Ss9B-sALE PRICE sieo
- OHIO G sSs9sAEE PRICE. sau
Occasional Chairs
ORIG. s29--SALE PRICE sis
ORIG ssSssALE PRICE. $50
ORIG. s4sS-sALE PRICE, SlOs
Italian Prcoyincial Bedr2om suites
DINING Room Suites
oRio sSns~-SALF PRICE. sias
italian Provincial plninG Room
ORIG g42O---8ALE PRICE S2nh
Modern DINING Room suite
ORIG. SNOO---8ALE PRICE SILVA
Period Lying Room Suite
ORIG. S6BO-9ALE PRICE, S.Bh
Carloads OF Other Values
TIM NnNnar0fln IN Montion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

SODA FOUNTAuN-IcE CREAM
cabinet comb. food eoqd, l Coca.
Cola dispenser, 1 sandwich unit,
brand new. 81. 3-3O40. Ext. l46.
SOFA BED, green. with Green .blir
covert, used; $40. re 1.2703
SOFA, Chippendale, red mohair up.
Best offer, ~. 6-4T3S after. 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

COLUMBIA PIKE. Arllnston---At.
ttsastlye room, one gir5 GET en-.
" sse X e & "a ri. g ellc43i "'sr . an'
LAK0laA PIX. p. c. lse,. nevis
fufn, rms. next bath. IA. 9-SG8l
aft, 3 pm, or TU, 2.46Q7 anytime
N ARL.--Twin bedrms: ladies': nf
Hecht's, conv. bus line: $50 mo-
KIT. ptltil. "a, $4,000.
Room WITH PRIVATE BATH
Newly decorated. Close 70 bus
Can WA. 7-OQ50
SINGLE on DOUBLE: new home
large closets: attic fan; nearby
ARLINGTON = LARGE, cool. from
vent, next 10 befh and ext. phone
Inf. PentdBoh; bus 1t door; park
ing; gentleman. OF. 4-o864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

PIANOS FOR RENT with option
70 buy. iron 80 monthlv lp p Y
fTisHino' q k1R eFli1is ISIS 1h !; s.ds Sl%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
ROOMS FURN. s.E..S.W.


eR s's 70; l l'.s e. an :sii
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEwRTT.
ERs. S2b. and upl your choice;
new or rebuilt: no money dni 81
cal E cLE EFss h0 Fn d ssSSss HowR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
SOFA AND sLIP COVER
$45. OIL. 1920.

STRING BASS, Kay concert model
a size. S135. ] VI. old. Excellen
condition. Includes case and stand
WA. 1sOl74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

PIANOs--Used full.keybdAfd con.
s sS|s ssSs sSs pa z yssy a SSTs
yoRpAr's. corner 18th and 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
FARM ANp 0AAnEN

BULLDozERs AMP LOADERs for
clearing: Can IN. 4-sSS3; NIGHTS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL INTEGRATEI

Indignation in Little Rock, Arkansas took place this
week 1t was not by any means voluntary basis.
The District Court gave the order, but Gov. Faubus
who not in accord called out the National Guard
mob gathered at the school Monday morning and be-
came violent However nine Negroes succeeded in enter
ing the school and got started When matters got out Of
hand, the students withdrawn under protection Of
the police.
The governor ordered by the court to withdraw
the National Guard. He did so reluctantly.
The local police took over but did handle
the situation satisfactory. 4+es @+%@ <.f@
President Eisenhower made an appeal to the people
of Little Rock but Gov Faubus did not back him up,
though he had been in conference with the President
fact the governor seemed to be arrogant and the
horiy Of the President When things got real bad the
said that why he had called out the guard His
actions did not back that statement The guard
tainly not called to help the Negroes. Al
The President forced to take drastic action,
which he did He sent 1000 paratroopers in by air. With
fixed bayonets Wednesday morning the nine Negroes
again entered the Central High School.
That certainly regrettable, but 1t had to be done,
way the other
Governor Faubus defed the court order, so did the
mob. What else could the President do?
Certainly he could not allow Little Rocks governor
to rule the White House. which the whole nation
If the Federal Government cannot enforce it's man.
dates then there is anarchy.
The President has been patient, but the time came
when he had to act to maintain the order and the dignity
Of and respect for, the nation and he acted wisely
Let us hope that this trouble will soon be over, and
that there will be necessity for Of this
kind
President Eisenhower made speech on Tuesday
night telling the nation why he sent federal troops into
Little Rock It good speech and we believe well re-
ceived by all well thinking people.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
govern

the new Metropolitan govern
ment.
Christmas said the voters
should decide between the battle
now going on with Metro and the
cities.
Commissioner High is real high
about Metros ordinances, which
he claims is a waste of taxpayers
money through high county SAL
aries. Most of the commissioners
now seem to be dissatisfied with
Metro, at least, with some Of the
ordinances.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
VOTERS LEAGUES STATE MEET

Florida's Voters League, Edward A. Davis president
will hold important dinner meeting Sunday after
noon Sept 20 at o'clock in St. Johns Baptist Church.
The League has extended invitations to representa-
tives Of all civic fraterna and religious organizations
over the state, and large number is expected
The main purpose of this organization is to impress
upon the minds Of the people the Importance of register
ing and voting. &c
The Leagueis a non-partsan statewide organization
striving for 100 per cent registration and active and
informed colored electorate
IF there was time when Negroes should reg
lister and vote, that time is now.
There bars to registration and voting in our
state not poll tax to pay. Registration is not only
free in Dade County it is generally encouraged
If you are not registered do So You owe it not only
to yourselves but your community.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
"THE FLANCED WHEEL"

We have before a copy of 34-page booklet, "The
Fanged Wheel" The booklet done for the Associa
ton of American Railroads It is attractive and in
teresngy illustrated, showing Negroes at work in diff
ferent phases of the railroad business.
Joe Baker who authored the booklet is public rela-
tons expert His fine personality and keen business
has built up quite business for the Joseph Baker
Associates, Inc, of Philadelphia.
# you interested in this publication, write to the
Joseph Baker Associates at 1712 Christian ST. Philade
phia. They win be pleased to send you copy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
NOTICE

The Liberty City Social and
Industrial Club cordially invites
you to attend its Fashion Tea
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20 4
to 6 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Jessie Barton, 1859 NV 6Srd st.
Mrs. L. E. Thomas will be the
guest speaker. Mrs. S. L. lander
is president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
JUST BRowsIN'
PAUL r. HENRY

Sugar Ray Robinson lost his
title to Carmen Basilio on Mon
day night. It was a split decision.
We didn't see the fight, we heard
it. Our honest opinion was that
Sugar Ray won. But the two
judges thought differently. ANY,
how S. 10000, half million goes
to Robinson. Then comes another
bout and 1t might be in Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

It does not sanction violence defiance and disorder
Above all it abhors hate.
These of the things Gov. Collins said There
is q plenty of food for thought in them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
COLLINS SPEAKS AT GOVERNORS CONFERENCE

COLLINS SPEAKS AT GOVERNORS CONFERENCE
Gov Leroy Collins made interesting address at the
meeting of held at Sea Island, Ga this week.
The governor said the nation Southern lead
ershp by its position the question And an essen
al goal which any serious presidential candidate must
seek is that of racial harmony and progress"
The governor believes presidential candidate from
the South who addresses the issue honestly will be at
disadvantage in campaign.
The racial problem is not by any means altogether
Southern one. It is national in scope.
He believes Negroes will Judge national leadership
how effective it is improving their conditions In all
fields.
The prevailing sentiment in this nation is not radical,
he says it is realistic and understanding It believes that
the decisions of the United States Supreme Court the
law the land and insists that be land Of the law
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

World Series time is coming. It
is the Braves and the YanAs with
Your Browser pulling for h e
Braves. Oh yes, it was Henry
Aaron who won the last game
that chinched the pennant for the
Milwaukee basebaners with a
grand slam homer.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

During the recent railroad dis
aster in Jamaica, the Republic Of
Haiti sent a special naval relief
ship with a team of four doctors
and two nurses along with medi-
cal supplies to assist in caring for
the injured. 1t was a nice thing
to do. Then too, Haiti remember
ed that Jamaica had helped her
when the hurricane destroyed
Jeremy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

Friday evening graduation ex-
ercises were held at the Greater
Israel Primitive Baptist Church
Tor a class Of Is physicians assis-
tants. They are from the Night
ingale College.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28
"CREDo OF THE NEGRO PRESS"

NEGRO lead
ing manhe Negro strives
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

Mayor Randall Christmas in
troduced resolution last Wednes-
day to let the city voters decide
whether or not to merge with
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

In Panama City, r. p, the
Polish-American manager of q
city restaurant was fined $500 for
discriminating against DIR. Alfred
N. Gerald, prominent Negro ply
stefan, his wife and a party of
friends including a Panama City
detective, because Of their race
and color. One Of the guests said
that on previous occasions she
had been well attended at this
restaurant, but on the night of
August "a she suffered the
greatest humiliation in my life. |"
The case has been appealed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

In Champlin. Mimi, DR.. Chas.
M. Sexton, native of Kingston
Jamaica, has been called by the
l6O-member White congregation
of a Methodist church. The vote
was unanimous, and Bishop d.
Stanley Coors of Minnesota con-
firmed the appointment.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

You had better remember to
stop for. school buses or you
might wind up paying $50 fine.
You know the little time saved.
II any at all, Is not worth $50.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

The Jews this week celebrated
their feast days Rosh Hashanah,
New Years Day andlwill wind up
with Yom Kippur-the Day Of
Atonement on Oct. 5.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

st. Peters African Orthodox
Church celebrates the 18th ami
versary of the ordination to the
priesthood of Canon Charles f.
Cooper on Sunday afternoon,
Canon Cooper has done a very
good job during his administra-
ton. He is loved by his congre-
cation and highly respected in
the community. Congratulations
Canon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-09-28

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