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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
Heart Disease
Research Grants
Offered

NEW YORK To encourage
urgently needed research into the
heart diseases. Or, Tinsley r. Harri-
son. President Of the American As
ISOLATION, this week invited applica-
tons for fellowships and research
grants in the cardio-vascular field.
Grants are offered without regard
to race or color.
In a statement addressed to the
deans of the 50 medical schools in
the United States, DR.. Harrison said
application blanks are available
from the Association Medical Di-
rector, at its national office. I775
Broadway, New York 10, N. Y.
ut Is especially appropriate that
these research grants and fellow
ships can be made available at this
time" DR.. Harrison said Support
for research into heart disease. the
nations leading cause of death, is
one Of the most important objec-
tives Of the national campaign we
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08
I I'm S Supposedly
Sterile Couples
Achieve Pregnancy,
Survey Reveals

NEW YORK - One out of every
five involuntary childless couples,
regardless of race or color, w h
come to American fertility services
achieve a pregnancy, according to a
survey made by the Medical Depart
ment of the Planned Parenthood
Federation. DR.. William T. Ken.
needy, Chairman of the Medical
Executive Committee, made public
the results Of the survey at a press
conference this week in the offices
of the Federation, sol Madison Ave.
The Federation's Medical Depart.
ment had convassed all of the So
fertility services listed with it. Re.
ports were received on S,4S3 couples
OF these l Ats were still undergoing
treatment but 1914 or the remain
ices had successfully achieved a
% percent for those couples and
pregnancy. This is at the rate Of
10 per cent Of the whole.
all the couples applying to the in
fertility services, it was found after
diagnosis that 1,190 could not be
benefited and so no treatment was
attempted. Many of the others fail
ed to complete treatment for vari.
Gus reasons.
con the basis of these figures it
is probable that there are 100000
couples in the United States whose
infertility could be corrected. 1t is
believed that there are 100000 in
voluntary childless couples in the
country based on the generally &C.
cepted medical estimate that one
cut of ten couples are unable to con.
ceive.
"Of course this does not mean
that we can correct this condition
tomorrow. 1t will be long time be-
fore we will have enough doctors
trained in the field.
1T is a shock to some men," DR..
Kennedy pointed out, "to discover
that failure 20 have children is not
always caused by a defect in the
wife. that in diagnosing fnfertiltiy
both the husband and the wife are
usually tested, and that in nearly
half'the cases the husband must be
treated.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-08

shall conduct next February. Nine
ty per cent of all heart diseases Is
due to three major conditions -
rheumatic fever, high blood pres
sure. and hardening OF the after
les. Medical science does not yet
know the causes of these tire con-
ditions.
Experience has shown that were
the causes made known prevention
and cure can follow. Scientific re-
search Is the answer. For that rea-
son the ultimate aim of the Ameri-
can Heart Association is to develop
a continuing nationwide program Of
productive research within the
broad field of diseases of the heart
and blood vessels. Our research pro.
gram will be closely coordinated
with that of the National Heart In
stitute Of the u. s. Public Health
Service, and with the Life Insur.
ance Medical Research Fund"
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
Twin City Flashes
III, Everyone:
BY Charlotte Perfect

you imagination? Hope So right now
Vou and to play Are ready? Let's go!
CDaD OPERATOR This Claus May speak to Santa
the North Pole please Yes III hold on! Hello Dad It's me-
I you TO- out my
Identity No get
conducted survey. everywhere I've the
two weeks I've had with me bunch papers supply
pencils Every up paper
pencil myself! Probably
but what results! or course some Of the answers received are not
that thought would interest
Here they J B. yellow convertible and he
would like his mother fur coat c. P wants 1850
Cadillac convertible he'd like wild that
Yep old Carl! s. would like G.
1850 Ods Convertible lsay N had quite night last Saturday
I've always wandD r. NJ wants to Canada
hum e really must have main interest the
Cadillac r. S would like mansion
1853 Cadillac and pretty " Someone (who didn't sign his name
like pair of glasses and F d set Of
schedule you dad bring A. Y
what they would like to get for Christmas Mrs
like million dollars the Kenny
scroggtns home fully furnished
place Minneapolis What do"n sacs are III never know
B pair them under their tree
take example Doris
White would like ticket to around the world
would like to find C. NJ under the tree and M would
big wrapped in $50 bills C. NJ
would like to give friendship love and to everyone and
give Mickey something that know he'd like NJ "
could her coat and R p would
happy anything $1,000 under his tree Mrs w wants
house (obe Patterson) would like 1850 airplane
gas repairs year Mrs would like outfit
from head to toe give away
supplying full but all Of these
names are people from the North side OF Minneapolis
would everyone would like to have and r.
skates A p would like teeUson set and
NJ. s going try and get trip to Boston
Why you Saturday? Well the Around the Clock club
gave party Legion Nuff said mle Included
among the Bells Shirley and Bert Wade
Carl Patterson George Nesbt Jewell and Dolores Sears Larry
Weaver Green Tommy who hear married
now Early Anderson Clyde and Mabel scroggns
Charles Add Jerry sharp affair tool
rattle to the Jack Ansons who are the
proud parents of baby girl Congratulations!
r. him pretty close TO home but OIL
certain from St Paul
my invitation to the Cameo formal which will be held
next week at the EIIs in st. you there?
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
Friday. December %, loa9, st Paul RECORDER Page 8

party Monday December 26h for group Of
celebrate their anniversaries December
guest Se and Martin Weddngton AlDa and
Murray Tommy Maurecn Roland
Tlman Bob Mansfield
all the arrangements and so know will be
grand ought her little Christmas tree
s rom head to toe with candy!
Keep your eye the club that being formed! Members
Gladys Baescn Arcoa Wilson
PraPps Cay Reginald Combs
Carver Jacman Betty Jones, Zadie Magee
Jackie Jackson Walter Stone w. Armsead Artish
Props Anderson Win give data
this club later!
Hooup week the Mr. and Mrs formerly
who married last week Congrats
Gee guess be able TO hit everything that is
during that the people will let me know
published! Hope won't mind
getting the cities really booming
activity though there
California Florida and water shortage
Sunday December 26h and that Christmas
everywhere regardless whether residents the Cities
special Merry Christmas and to
holidays then be to be around in 1850
they had in 49 Oh take easy
chmney Pop Some people have oil burners you
around remain Your daughter
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
N.A.A.C.P. Loses
10000 Members
In Yeor'S Time

NEW YORK - CAMP - The
NAACP lost 16S, 900 members in
l949, nearly 40 per cent Of the
number Of members it had Dec.
81, I94S, records revealed here
last week. AS Of Nov. Is, l949,
the NAACP had PASS members
compared to 383,2l9 Dec. l. 1913.
Reasons for the loss in mem
borship plus an estimated operat-
ing deficit Of $4,000 for the past
year were given as the raise in
dues from 81 to 81 year, the
loss Of members in the large cities,
internal strife in some branches,
and an unfavorable press at times
Unpopularity Of the NAACP in
some quarters has been summed
up in the statement that its ini-
tials stood for the National AS
socIation for the Advancement of
Certain People"
In declaring a loss Of members,
association officials said they ex-
peCted a drop of about 100000
members because of the higher
dues.
Losses in the 16 largest branch
es. however, seem to have done
the most effective job of sabotag-
ing the organization. These were
the Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago,
Los Angeles, Cleveland, New
York, Washington, Norfolk, Va,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, New Or
leans, Kansas City, Houston, Dal-
las, Philadelphia and Birmingham
units.
The NAACP issued the follow
ing statement on the losses:
The NAACP like all organiza-
tions supported by voluntary
memberships and contributions
and like many business institu-
tions experienced a decline in
membership and income during
the postwar years.
The colored community has
been exceedingly sensitive to
these economic factors.
The association of course in
tends to use every resource at its
command to recoup these losses
during 1850 and subsequent"
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23

At the Dec. IL meeting of the
Eta chapter of lambda zeta Chi
sorority, held at the home Of Mrs.
Louise Elliott, 611 Iglehart Ave,
the group exchanged Christmas
presents. The next meeting Of the
club is Wednesday, Dec. %, at the
home of Mrs. James Bradford,
1908 Carroll Ave-, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. william Casslus. s16 w.
Central Ave, left Wednesday,
Dec. IL for Los Angeles, Calf,
where she viii visit with her sis
ter-in-law. She will be gone about
six weeks.
Mrs. Ernestine Pryor of Cedar
Town, Ca, will spend the Christ
mas holidays in the city visiting
with relatives and friends. She is
the mother Of Richard Hall and
Francis Fletcher. Coming with
her win be Mrs. Fletcher's daugh-
ter, Janice. Mrs. Pryor win stop
with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
James Ward and Mrs. Priscilla
Jackson.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

st. Paul Birthdays: Dec. IS 90
Peter Robinson, 969 Iglehart Ave. {;
Richard CDicH Murphy, l345
Thomas St Dec. l9- Glen Smith,
Jr., 459 St Anthony Ave. Dec 80,
Henry Moore, Jr.; 2Ss Rondo Ave.
Dec. 81 Earlyn Bell Moore. S71
st. Anthony Ave; Barbara Jean
Danforth, S33 Carroll Ave: Beu-
lah Jones, 43O w. Central Ave. {;
Mrs. Betty Dodd. S95 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Jean Wright, 341 n Western
Ave. Jan l. l95O-Mrs. Annie Mae
Brown, $50 W. Central Ave; Ar
mold Ingram, 666 RondO Ave. ;
Mrs. Paul H Jackson, S2S st. An
thony Ave. Jan. 2-Mr. II. r.
Coins, 800 Fuller Ave; Wilma
Johnson, 434 st. Anthony Ave. {;
Mrs. Wanema Cotton. 3lS n. St
Adams; Marjorie Morris, 3O5 N.
Chatsworth. Jan. 3-Rev. J. w.
Junnell, 39l st. Albans St; Mrs.
James Hayes, 116 Eaton Ave.
Out of Town: Dec. IS Arthur
Burris, Jr., Los Angeles, Calf
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23

HCbOlds
The Twin City Forty Club will
give its annual Christmas party
at the Columbia Chalet Thursday,
Dec. 20, from o to IL p. m. J. E,
Johnson is president of the club.
The Annual Christmas party Of
Eta Chapter of Lambda Zeta Chi
sorority was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Elliott, 511
Iglehart Ave, Saturday, Dec. II.
Dancing and cards were the en-
tertainment for the evening, and
refreshments were served. Those
present were the Messrs. and
Mines. Tony J. Lucas. Jr., c. ],
Bentley, Carlos r. Moffat, James
Perry. DIR. Lillian Lewis, the
Mines. Mamie Phillips, Norma
Cooper, Miss Bonnie Fields, the
Messrs. Ed Hicks, Stanley Rich
ardson, Ralph Patterson, Ear
Carr, James Roberts, James Brad
ford, Inman johnson, Thomas
Adams, Charles Curry and Benja.
min Wesley.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
MRS. ROOSEVELT
RESIGNS FROM NAACP

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt has resigned
from the board of directors of the
NAACP, it was announced last
week by Roy Wilkins, acting ex-
ecutive secretary of the associa-
ton.
No official reason has been
given for Mrs. Roosevelt's with
drawal from the NAACP. Wilkins
said he did not know why, and
Mrs. Roosevelt did not make a
statement. Her only comment has
been: II have just resigned be-
cause I couldn't attend its meet
ings."
St. Paul recorder., 1949-12-23
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

John Douglas comptroller of the Providence Hospital in
Chicago in the city for few days business Wednesday
and Thursday of last former ST. Paue he is the
of Mrs Julia Lewis $50 Carroll Ave. and is graduate of the
School Business Administration at the University OF Min
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23

Helen Pirder. and Miss Agnes
Pinder: nieces and nephews.
PalIbearers viii be selected
from the membership Of the Cos
pei Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23
Ada E. Demeritt
Dies Last Night
AT Her Residence

Mrs. Ada Ellen Demeritt, "a,
died last night in the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Waddel Pin
der, TIT Ashe street, after an i'll
ness of several months.
Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the chapel
of the Lopez Funeral Home.
Bernard Fell Of England will
officiate at the services. He is now
with the Gospel Hall on Southland
street.
Burial will be in the family
plot in City Cemetery.
Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Wad-
dell Pinder; two sisters, Mrs. An
ME Eliza Smith. Mrs. Mary Susan
Albury; three granddaughter,
Mrs. Edna Mae pullman, Miss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-23

The first submarine for the Y.
S. Navy was built By John PM
lip Holland nearly SO years ago.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08

gen Die gan5e beltebenoe Sro1litng.
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Stride apirb nibt auf l1nearn be-
idranft bleiben. slus Der 3lbedos
SIo1pafei fommen Welbunsen iiber
9robuneen gegen Grielter uno 8i-
idofe, Die dbnlide greigniiie tpie iest
in ltngarn befiirdten laiien. 8eun es
oen 8eltrepolutiondrcn gelinet, sic
gSelt iiber Die 1pobre 8eoeltllng bie-
ier Sese 5u tauIden, uno tpenn ibre
l6Dar3en Blane ourh Oie Srnams
uno &oniorten geforoert nerben, Damn
miro cine Der groBen @ntibeibungen
balo auf Die jetiee vifopferiibe Gou-
ie" folgen. Selbitoeritonolid miro
Damn aud oie Stride id)tpere Gage
ourhleben. Iber ite bat ssabrbunberte
in ben 9atafomben perbraft, ipar in
ndriitli6en" Sabrbl1noerten in eins
5elnen 2anoern ipebrlos uno re6tIos.
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ibr bon ibrem Stifter gegebene Ser.
beiBune belpabrbeiten, bob Die Bfor-
ten Ser Sole Tie ni6t iibertpdltigen
merben, mo miro nod einmal Die
Weni6beit auf neue Sobenpfooe fiib-
rem. -
gtah elmer Neloune aus Hom bat
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Stubl gerbanolungen iiber oen Sir
dentonflift ongeboten, oie iif ober
nt6t auf ben Sua Otinos5entp er-
itreden iollen. Ser 81. Stubl bot nab
oieier Weloung cine ablebnenoe 9lnt=
mort erteilt, oa oas Sorgeben Der un=
goril6en Gegier1ne unpereinbar iei
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8as man IN ungarn ougenl6ein-
lid 81 errei6en boffte, mar cine Ser
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refiibrung Der @eltoffentlihfeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
0as nnsariide Greianis

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anrennt, meil man in ibr bas Iebte
8o1merf gegen oie 8oli6etpilierung
Der @elt ltrlb bas Chaos erblidt. @e,
nigitens perbdlt man ii6 gegeniiber
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Yrimas llnb ieiner berborragenoIten
Wfitarbeiter aus Dem Brieiter- unb
2aienitano nibt teiInabmslos. Ser
amtierenoe StaatsiefretGr Mobert q.
2opett bat ii6 auf ieiner BreBfonfe=
ren5 am Mittnob I. 8. iiber BEN @e-
ipaltaft nit alIer Sb1rfe ausgeipro-
den. gr be5eihnete bas Gorgeben ser
fonlmnniltiihen &egierung als einen
ruebelfeit erregenoen ShtpinoeI"
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Die &limdr neiner Ianeen &eibe bon
@enalttaten gegen perionlihe nno
menlblibe 5reibeiten" Die gegen ben
@irhenfiiriten erbobenen glnflagen
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Der Dinse bonn ShIage llngarns (oer
Baiaaenitaaten &uBlnnbs), IN benen
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gIeid]e Saltung nebmen dai6 anltdn-
eige Gnges5eiti,ngen. Die Netp gor-
lee Zines fd,reibt in eine,n Qeitarti.
tel, Die Berbaftung 6es Nrimas babe
ben 5pniiden lt1tb DerbreheriIden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
5miihen Kries uno Srieoen

rniiiid)e ,Satrdpie iei,1 piirbe, - nno
letItet ibm Die gleid)en 0ienlte our
Shmahung oes Weitens. slerbings
ii11b &alfulationen ioIder Irt rebt
briid]ig. Denn elm aufgetpiiblter &on-
tinent hit Elm gef1brliber Seu1enbero
ou6 fir Die groBte @eltmadt nno
fann 4ataitropben berbeifiibren, un-
ter oeren Sriimmern ald) ser bod
miitigite 9otalitarismus erlhlagen
miro. Iber 9fuBlano bot ourb ben
5tpeiten @eltfrieg unb bic ltnpernunft
meitli6er r5taatsfl,nIt" cine 10 un-
beimlide Wadt erlanet, oaB ii6 Die
8etualtmenlden i'm &reml burf Mid,
terne gripagungen bon ibrer fonati-
l6en 3uperiidt ouf ben eroBen gno-
|erfolg ihuerlid) tperben abbrineen
lailen.
@s erideint uns Darum mabrihein-
lid, Bob mir tpenigitens in ben nod
item Wonuten feline ipid)tigen bret
ten gnti6eiouneen in Dem &ingen
5pii6en Often unb 8elten enteegen-
5nieben baben. 8abrenb it6 in China,
penn niht gan5 uneripartete gnttpif-
lnngen eintreten, cine tpeltbiItoriIde
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lei6t fompli5iert ourh greigniiie i'm
faben Often llnter bem neuen 3epter
sSuoa. HnBlanb miro es ouf cine mi-
litariide gntiheibung, bie olles gr-
rungene in Srage ltellte, nidt anfonl-
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tito zines &rieges bas geitedte 3iel
5u erreihen bofft.
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|eine ri6opferiide 8auie" i'm Gimme
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tiert bat. 1as bebeutet aber our1nus
|ni6t, bob iih &uBlanb uno ieine 8a-
lallen rein ab1partenb perbalten, lid
|auf bic &oniolioierrng Ser eemadten
8eipinne litlb nuf Die 9nr6fiibrung
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-08
1,tIann

Ser @inunoaft5igIte &pngreB lit
oiele @od)e IN @aibington 5uiammen-
getreten. gr lit, mas bie 8artei5uge-
borigfeit Ser Waitelieber in beioen
Saulern onbelangt, griinblid perl6ie-
ben BON .bem Mft5ieltell &onereB. Sssil
|oielem batten Die Gepublifaner, als
Geaftion gegen oas perionli6e Ge-
gime 9fooienelts, Die Mtebrbeit. Die
neue &olfspertretung miro bon ser
oemofratii6en 8artei beberrl6t - oh
|5um 8eiten oes Golfsgan5en, nuB oie
3ufllnft 5eigen.
Gin 8eratungsfomitee bon iieb5ebn
Nitglieoern, an oelien Spite ser frii-
bere Staats iefretdr goparo Stetti=
MUS itano, llnterbreitete Dem Sinan5.
|ausi6uB oes Senats elm nelles Yro-
gramm fir oie l1nteritiisung Ser ar-
beitslolen, oas folgenoes poriiebt:
Iusoebnung Ser l1nterl ltiitung auf1
meitere 100000 slrbeiter, 8erI1n.I
.gerung ser 3eit, in lpelher Die Inter
itiitung be5ablt tper0en ion, llno 8e-
lteuerung ser slrbeiter, Inn oas 8ros
gramm finan5ieren 5u fonnen. Infer
Dem alten Erogramm tparen MIR bie
-arbeitgeber beiteuert porben.
sSn Dem 8eratungsfomitee iaBen
Uertreter Der sSn0l1Itrie. Der Nrbeiterz
ldaft uno Ser 8egierune. gs mar bon
ben bon &epublifanern beberri6ter
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madten am Oonnerstag Sen oeutihen
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Der gerbii1toeten CUR &ontrone ser
&nbr proteitiert baben, gorbaltun-
gen.
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