JUST BROWSIN’
By Paul R. Henry
The body of Huggielee Williams
of 1560 NW First Court was
found in Biscayne Hay last Mon
day night.
Police reported that it had
been in the Avater four or five
days. The crew of a tug boat re
covered the body.
Messrs Leon Lewis and Albert
Miller are sponsoring a testimon
ial dinner for Coach Jake Gaither
of the FAMU Rattlers. It comes
off on Dec. 4.
In Sanford, a Negro, Matthew
Lee Williams, a taxi driver, is a
candidate for the city council.
His opponent is a well known oil
distributor. It is a good thing for
Negroes to run in every election
in every city of the state.
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Mrs. A. L. Harris of Miami
Beach, last Friday, reported to
the police that a month ago she
discovered the loss of $3,400.
About SI,OOO was in cash; $2,200
in jewelry and SIBO in clothing.
She reported hiring a Negro
maid who worked only one day.
Although she discovered the loss
the following day she did not re
port it.
The T. L. Lowries are remod
elling their ninth street home,
adding two rooms, etc. Rev. Jen
kins is the builder.
Mrs. Pauline Smith’s new home
on 68th st. now nearing comple
tion, is a beauty. She should be
in it before Christmas.
D&H Construction Co. is the
contractor.
Another new and beautiful
home is just about completed at
68th st. near 12th ave. is that cf
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Davis.
Your Browser has been told
that the Hutcherson's property
on First place has changed hands
for a price of $40,000. Aptartment
buildings are now going thereon.
The election for city commis
sioners, three of them, is just
around the corner. Every regis
tered voter should go to the polls.
Mrs. Robert Vann of the Pitts
burgh Courier was featured on
WTVJ-TV’s “This is Your Life”
program last Monday evening.
The body of Joe Johnson Jr..
14, of South Miami was found
by police in a canal at 63rd ave.
and Hardee Road, S.W. last Mon
day. Five pairs of bathing
trunks found on the canal bank,
gave the idea that other boys
might have been around and ran
away after the drowning.
Dade County Community
Chest * has set its goal for the
coming campaign at $1,141,000.
Your Browser was glad to read
something from the pen of his
brottier columnist, Stanley Sweet
ing, who has been so busy other
wise he could not write. His
column on the Miami Disc
Jockeys was really good. Give us
one whenever you can “Sweets.”
Shaddie Ward, James Strachan.
Fred Clark, “Pops” and Cecil
Adams fished near the light-
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house on Wednesday and made
a big catch of snapper, porgie
and grouper.
Deputies Amos Jenkins, Harolo.
Jones and Jake Cromel who ar
rested Louie Rogers for posses
sion of bolita tickets last March
took from him some S6OO and
delivered it to the sheriff's of
fice; but no one seems to know
what became of it. Sheriff Kel
ts trying to find it.
A jury in the Circuit Court on
Tuesday awarded damages of
$24,000 to the Wilson family for
the death in an automobile acci
dent of Maybele Wilson at Mi
ami Beach. Many readers will re
member the incident when her
empolyer, Mrs. Gilbert Smolin’s
car crashed through the garage
door crushing Mrs. Wilson to
death.
Arthur Lee Stoney of Perrine,
died on Sunday afternoon in the
Dade County hospital following
an automobile accident on U. S. 1
South of Howard. In the other
car were Grady Colton and Walter
Mealey of Perrine who were
seriously injured.
Satchel Paige and three other
ball players were reported injur
ed in an accident between Sav
annah and Jacksonville early on
Sunday. Reports that Paige had
three ribs broken. Paige, when
contacted in Birmingham, denied
any knowledge of the report.
Bishop Willis J. King now
serving in Monrovia. Liberia, is
visiting his daughter and son-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Manatee Ban
nerman at their Opa Locka home.
Leonard Hill was arrested and
charges of attempted murder filed
against him on Monday for al
ledglv stabbing his wife. She had
to get 400 stitches.
Randy Turpin, British middle
weight champion, was arrested in
New York on Monday. Reason
given: Beating his girl friend.
Mrs. Virginia White is build
ing a store and apartment on her
property at 6610 NW 15th ave.
The Stanley Builders are con
tractors.
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MIAMIANS AT
HAMPTON
By KELSEY “Kit” COLLIE
FRESHMEN INITIATED
Miami’s seven freshmen are
now enjoying life as members of
the Hampton Institute family due
to the emancipation of initiation.
The initiation which lasted for
three weeks is one ordeal that
will long be indelibly stamped on
the memory of each.
Green caps, “dog” (boys) and
“dogette” (girls) tags, along with
green ribbons, all symbols of
freshman initiation, will probably
be placed in scrapbooks of mem
iors. Parents will possibly hear
more about this phase ot conege
life than any other. If any fresh
man were asked to make a com
ment concerning this, more than
likely they would say: “It was
rough, but I enjoyed it.” You
readers can be assured that
fall’s freshmen will gel the same
or similar treatment. It’s all in
fun though.
ELECTION TIME
Freshmen went to the polls on
Monday, Oct. 19. to elect four
class officers, president, vice
president, secretary and treasur
er. Candidates were Selected by
a nominating committee ch«en
from members of the Student
Council. Two Floridians were
among the 14 candidates nominat
ed, Willie Brown, Fernandino
Beach for vice president and
Kelsey Collie, a ’53 graduate of
BTW for treasurer.
After a tally of all votes, it was
announced that a young lady from
Atlantic City, N. J. was elected
president and Brown, vice presi
dent. Collie, however, was de
feated by a North Carolinian.
MEN ATTEND SMOKERS
Freshmen men have attended
four smokers sponsored by the
fraternities of the campus, Ome
ga Psi Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha, Phi
Beta Sigma and Kappa Alpha Psi
ABOUT THE UPPERCLASSMEN
Joseph N. Clark, a ’52 gradu
ate of BTW a sophomore here
at Ha-’np'on, is co-chairman of
the S:„Jent Christian Association
a religious campus orgamzaiion.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953
NAPE CHIEFTAIN
DIES IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO America lost one
of her most distinguished sons
and the nation’s Negroes have
lost one of their greatest leaders
Ashby B. Carter, president of
the National Alliance of Postal
retha Graham, maintained a 2.0
average for the second semester
of the 1952-53 term. Miss Gra
ham is a senior.
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PAGE ELEVEN
Employees and Grand Master of
Prince Hall Masons for Illinois,
died at a hospital here on Oct. 28.
Death came Mr. Carter at
2:25 a.m., after an illness of only
ten days. He had suffered, how
ever, from a heart condition. His
beloved wife, Mrs. Audrey Car;
ter, was at his side when death
came. Mr. Carter was in his
sixties.
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