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JUST BROWSIN’ BY PAUL R. HENRY The weather has been cold for four days this week. Quite un usual for Miami; but even at that Miami is the warmest spot in the nation. Key West might raise a slight objection to this statement. The United Nations forces in Korea have suffered a series of serious defeats. That’s too bad. However they will come bask and who can tell, it might be with the atomic bomb. A Miami Beach painter fell head long from the scaffold on which he was working at the Monterey hotel on Tuesday * and was instantly killed. Another man was critically injured. Old Burt Shotton has been re- i tired. The Brooklyn Dodgers’ new manager is Charley Dressen. Postmaster Samuel R. Valliere urges early mailing of Christmas packages. Those for nearby points should be mailed by December 15. Those for distant points should be mailed by December 11. Os course you could mail them ear lier. The Rev. Bernard Tonner, Ro man priest, was shot in his leg by a White woman while making a parish visit at 428 NW 4th st., on Monday. Fr. Tonner was taken to St. Francis hospital. His as sailant to Miami Retreat for ob servation. Mrs. Lula Mae Truesdale, 445 NW 19th st. and Mrs. Fannie Oliver, Opalocka were among nine persons who were overcome by gas fumes on Saturday while; working at the Saunders Manu facturing Plant, 3490 N.E. 2nd | avenue. They were treated at the Jackson Memorial hospital. Champion Ezzard Charles and Nick Barone’s fight has been postphoned to December 5. It takes place in Cincinnati. Recently Mr. H. E. S. Reeves, editor of the Miami Times achiev ed the unusual by becoming the oldest and only male member of the Murrell Branch Y-Teen (teenage members of the YWCA.) Mr. Reeves was given his “Y” membership card by Miss Gloria Pullem, president of the Y-Teen Senior Inter-club Council and a BTW student. The presentation highlighted the opening of Mi ami’s second annual Y-Teen Roll Call Week, November 6 to 13. Miss Ethel M. Ferguson is the Y-Teen program director. It is rather humiliating to be chased as bandits when you are peaceful citizens. That is what happened to Clifton Mitchell and his wife on Saturday night after a holdup at a 22nd ave. bar. The couple was arrested and later re leased. It was a case of mistaken identity. Dr. W. A. Patterson and Dr. A. W. Henry motored to Tuskegee, Ala., leaving on Saturday night and returning on Monday. Dr. Patterson went to take his moth er, Mrs. Pearl Patterson to the John A. Andrews hospital where she is undergoing a general phy sical check-up. Mr. James Reese of Richmond Heights, is not the James Reese convicted of drunken driving and fined, as reported in “Good Morning Judge” in the Novem ber 18 issue of the Miami Times. At Fort Hood FORT HOOD, TEXAS Recruit Arthur J. Gylynn of 1369 NW 62nd Lane Miami, Fla., recently arriv ed at Fort Hood, home of the Sec ond Armored Division, and hv» been assigned to a combat unit for basic training. HUMAN RIGHTS rights more effective: 1. Judicial review by an inter national court, acting on com plaint of private associations, groups, or individuals, as weU as governments. 2. Protective devices to aid in the enforcement of human rights, both through machinery in the United Nations and civil rights agencies in the prosecuting branches of the national govern ments. 3. Alert private nongovernment al agencies, acting on behalf of those whose rights are violated, both in the international field i and nationally. 4. A special Human Rights Commission with independent. power to investigate and en force. i SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1960 11 Huy '0 // ! " exactly, .. iii...,.1,. " ' ■ IP T/t r T'p JP/ •AT HELMLY’S we are always pleased B Idy ICj • to arrange terms to meet your needs! "Here's Why-- I Most Folks Shop Here! " j Oir Policy of FAIR DEALING, and ONE PRICE TO ALL . . . with LEGAL or small CARRYING CHARGE, has made us thousands of FRIENDS and LOYAL CUSTOMERS! YOU, too, are invited to purchase FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS at CASH PRICES, with SMALL CARRYING CHARGE. ' We KEEP our own CONTRACTS! We do NOT sell them, or finance them through Banks, Mortgage companies or Loan companies! Over 52 years, the name HELMLY’S has assured home-owners of quality mer- 3 chandise, at reasonable prices, and FAIR TREATMENT at ALL times! 3 HELMLY’S FURNITURE DEPT. STORE | 1 22 N.W. First Street, Miami, Florida |j One Block NORTH of Flagler Street: V* Block WEST of North Miami Avenue: between the Avenue and the Court House | E Do your (Christmas at 1 HELMLY'S - Buy NOW ! - Pay LATER! J j AML DEPOSIT WILL HOLD UNTIL XMAS | MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA PAGE THIRTEEN