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MIAMI CRIME WAR ON
Continued from Page 1
et§ here.
Although the city
voted $10,000 for an all-out
vestigation of gambling in
around M ami, the only
that was accomplished was
suspension; of a prominent
lice figure and the firing of
Negro officer because the
ter was a friend of the
head suspended. The
police head was restored
dt»ty, the Negro was not.
Tanner Shifted
An observation made
ed that wh'te police
crave the appointment to
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Negro section because of the
underworld take which abounds
there via gambling protection.
It is generally known that in I
tl'.’s ssetion alone, more than
$12,000,000 annually is mulch-
ed frem Negroes bv Cuba and
bolita writers, to say nothing
operators- I
Observers admit that if the
Negro police were permitted to 1
arrest violators at will, gamb-
liny could be brought under,
control. But the detective de-
tail which works out of the
downtown office, often super¬
cedes in authority the power
delegated to the Negro police¬
men, rendering the latter pow¬
erless to act in many instances
of law violation.
Tne shifting of Sgt Ray "an-
formerly m command command of
Negr» precinct station, re¬
from the central district
man uno secretly trained
policemen prior to their
in 1944. Tanrtei
regarded as a highly effi •
officer in the f.ght against
crime and the streets
the central district were
to walk on. His successors
timed their attention to the
war against bolita and
writing, forgetting the
and leaving the lat¬
to terror ze the community
the extent that JMiamiaas
afraid to venture on the
at night, for fear of
robbery.
Sgt. Napier, long considered
foe of the underworld, can be
pected now to resume hif
of several years ago, ac-
j *g to operators of beer and
king establishments. Per-
selling alcohol c beverages
and after hours, and the
of juke boxes until late
nights, had better beware
those who fear the new
id of the detective detail-
CURES
PATIENT
Contlntspd from page one
permission- home'
created a disturbance and
sent to jail- Alter the re-
of alcohcl disappeared.
began) to have convulsions
was again sent to Charity
An examination a
time revealed that the en
left side of her head wa
swollen and boggy. Pa-
i en t was not cooperative and
to be placed in a restrain-
n g bed. After medical care
three days, she was up anc’
the ward. After thret
she developed a strokt
paralysis on the right side
not walk nor talk, mouth
twisted and saliva flowed
unwanted directions. She
not feel the stick of a
on the right side-
X-Ray examination, of course
a depressed skull frac¬
ture with several Feces of
bones making pressurr
the brain and said pressure
gradually increased by tin
ze mass on scalp Idle,
pus-
Alter an operation was per¬
formed under ether and she ;
conscious, she was able
say in a distinct tone “Thank
She is still able to move
arm, leg, her mouth is not
and she can walk and
life in a normal way.
The operation was perform¬
by members of Charity hos¬
surgical staff.
MOVED
Rose Lee Fields' Beauty Shop
lias moved from 52 Louisville
Road to 1012 West Broad St.
SCHOOL
£-*eiy'oouy had a good t me j
our Halloween party Friday
We had refresh¬
of punch, sandwiches j
candy. We played many
Near the end of the
we had a parade around
school grounds. While we
parading the judges made j
decisions, which was dif- j
funny because and there pretty were cos¬ so j
Prizes were finally
to Glor a Moseley for
“horriole witch” costume, |
to Juanita Jones for the
costume, which was!
of a funny old witch.
Now that Halloween is over
can continueourplansf
can continue our plans for
Education Week, and
goin tgo have open house
We want our parents
friends to visit us- Our
Council is sponsoring
activities for this week, but
are all going to help make
the best we have ever had.
JUL/A JOHNSON,
Reporter
The Health Board
We have crganzeJ our
Board and appointed
sanitation committee. Ev-
day i'-ie sanitation commit¬
inspects the rooms and the
For the past three weeks, Dr
Thompson a id Mrs
Thompson, D. H„ have
a dental clinic at
The first three
have been g very th. j
reatment of sod uni flouride
is supposed to check de¬
or decrease its rapidity
Monday morning we had a
from Drs. Henderson and
We are grateful to Dr. Hen¬
his assistants and Dr.
Thompson, D D. S., Mrs.
Thompson, D. H., for this
itest treatment in child den-
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GUNS OF HATE’
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Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
November 7. 8, 9
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DANA ANDREWS
“IRON CURTAIN”
Hit No. 2
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“IT ALL CAME
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P/jofanx Fraternity
Organized
On Friday, Octo ber 12, the
ifoung Men’s Committee of the
West Bread Street YMCA or¬
ganized the Phalar.x fraternity
Tne organization is composed
>f energetic, civic - minded
/oung men who were formerly
members of the H'-Y at Beach-
fluyler. The purpose of this
fraternity Is to engage in the
expansion of our community
betterment.
Officers are'- Benjamin Quat-
tlebaum, president; Charles
j Tucker, vice president; Charles
| Moultrie. secretary; Joseph
Bowman, parliamentarian;
| car Mitchell, assistant reporter;
Samuel Weston, chplaln; Thos
; Laury, reporter, and John Levy,
treasurer. Advisers are
Law and J- T. Ellerbe-
The first organized meetiu;
was held at the YMCA Oct. 19,
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10:45 To be
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12:00
12:15 Fash. Rev. Ur. Plano Playhouse Lutheran Hour
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12:45 Colum bus Da y_ William
American Almanac L. Shlrer,
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2'45 Mr. President
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9:45 1 This Is My Job 9 45
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10:30 Pres Truman 1-2-3 Club Bob Hawk Show Music Lovers Hour Dem. Nut. Com. 1:030
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THCRSD.' Y, NOVEMBER’-f’^48
ir .i the next meeting, Octoner
2 J, In this meet ng a picture
of the organization was taken-
A report was made by Mr El-
erbe on mental hygiene. Name:
of candidates for the auxiliary
vere turned in by the mem¬
bers.
the first meeting of the^Tfesh-
; mcn d a ss at Ga. State c.llege
! was held October' 29- Officers
for the class were elecUflr'and
plans 'were also put info feffect
relationship 1 of the
fer a closer
boarding and day students at
the college.
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