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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Indians Bill Veeck
To Speak At Urban
League Annual

CHICAGO = (ANP) - Bill Veeck,
president of the 194S World Series
champion Cleveland Indians, will be
guest speaker at the 32nd annual
meeting of the Chicago Urban league
at the Hotel Sherman February II,
it was announced here last week.
Weeks topic will be in line with
the theme of the meet, American
Teamwork Works"
Among others scheduled to he
present are Gov. Adlai Stevenson,
Mayor Martin H Kenelly and Sec
rotary of State Edward j. Barrett.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

: oAbe' MaAacs Guide \
CONTENTS

THE WAY TO HAPPINESS IN 1919
PEACE OF MIND AND HOW TO FIND IT
HOW YOU CAN STRENGTHEN YOUR MIND
AGAINST WORRY
A GUIDE TO HELP YOU CONQUER FEAR
AND TRIUMPH OVER EVIL
WoMAN'S SECRET POWER OVER MAN
YOUR coURTSHIP-AND HOW TO PLAN IT
THINGS you SHOULD KNOW TO WIN A
HUSBAND
HOW TO PICK A TRUE AND LOVING WIFE
MATINe-THE KEY TO LOVE AND Ro-
NANCE
HOW TO HOLD YOUR MATE ....
ENCOURAGING THE ADMIRATION AND
RESPECT OF YOUR LOVED ONES
WHAT TO DO WHEN JEALOUSY UNDER
MINES YOUR MARRIAGE
HOW CHEATING CAN BE DEALT WITH
SUCCESSFULLY
SECRETS TO MARRIAGE HAPPINESS
PROMOTING PEACE AND HARMONY IN
YOUR HOME LIFE
ATTRACTING FRIENDS AND POWER
CONTROLLING THE INNER POWER GOD
HAS GIFTED you WITH
HOW ONE MAY GAIN MASTERY OVER
WHAT HE WILLS
THE REALIZATION OF YOUR DREAMS
THE KEY TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS IN lo49
THE LAW OF SUCCESSFUL GAMBLING
HOW TO GAIN AND HOLD MONEY
MASTERING YOUR NATURAL TALENTS
HOW TO GET AHEAD ON YOUR JOB
A SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGICAL CHARACTER
ANALYSIS FOR YOUR BIRTHDATE
WHAT THE STARS HOLD FOR YOU IN Is4S
WHEN UNHAPPINEss is DUE TO THE EVILS
OF DRINK
A SUCCESSFUL METHOD FOR FINDING A
JOB
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Appointed State
Correctional Officer
In California

LOS ANGELES - amp - A
Negro was appointed state correc-
tional officer here last week. He
was Hercules Bowden, "a, selected
through the efforts of Walter Cor
don, chairman of the board Of pri-
son directors.
Bowen will serve at Chino rehabil-
itation institution for e-convicts He
is a graduate of Fisk university and
of the University of Southern Cal.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

ROM - My wife and l separated
the last of December about nothing
much. We always had a few little
family spats. Nothing however, that
hug and kiss couldn't settle. But
this time we carried it a little furth-
err than that. 1 walked out. I can't
get my mind off of her. Should
go back or leave town?
Ans; You're acting like kids. Go to
your wife and make up. She's as
unhappy about this affair as you are.
She is willing to forget and start
over again. Quit arguing altogether
as these little family spats can
soon get out of bounds Be. a little
more cooperate and understand
with each other for loving each
other as you do - there is no rea-
son why you can't be extremely
happy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

dissatisfied - 1 finished school in
40 and have taught school since
then. My parents insisted on me
eaching. I never have like 1T I am
dissatisfied. Should I make a
change?
Ans: Your teaching experience
has been grand for you. This back
ground fits you for almost any field
you would like to enter. When
school closes this summer enter the
line of work that interests you at
this time and by September you will
DE able to determine if you want to
make permanent change.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05
Notice Of
Stockholders Meeting
TO WHOM CONCERNED:

TO WHOM CONCERNED:
Take notice that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of
WAGE FARMERS LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY will be held at
1000 O'Clock am. on the 18th day
of February A d. 1949, at Pharr's
Funeral Chapel, 1925 n. W Second
Avenue, Miami, Florida.
Wage Farmers Life Insurance Co.
l.. E, Thomas, Secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-05

See Professor Herman. The man
that the City, County and State,
has spoken so great about The
greatest Cult and Spiritualist Of his
days. No problem is too hard for him
to solve. He heal the sick, unite the
separated. He is the only person in
the city of Miami authorized to
make his own medicine. One visit
at his office will convince you of
your difficulties and troubles. He
has been located at - 2769 NV 50th
street for the past seven years. Prof.
Herman is returning back to his
native home Charleston, South
Carolina. See me today as tomorrow
may be too late. After my departure
it will cost any man $500 for my re-
turn to Miami on any case. Daily
Reading $40. ..-..-.
Office Hours:
9 am. to IL p IN. Mornings
pm. to 9 pm. Evenings
Phone 1888
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No Easy Chairs
For Me
By william Henry Huff For AMP

By william Henry Huff For AMP
seldom sit in easy chairs
For fear they'll make me lazy
let the others sit in their
Ev'n though they call me crazy,
1 had no such in early year;
sat on puncheon banches
Sometimes mid blood and briny
tears
AS boys had in the trenches.
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j. E. Scott Assn
Gets Encyclopedia

The James E. Scott Community
Association formerly Negro Welfare
Federation) 6248 NV 18th avenue
are the proud recipients of a set
of World Scope Encyclopedia do.
mated to them by Mr.. Irwin Bayer.
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The World Scope Enclopedia pre-.
mating view of today's world. In
these volumes the accumulated
knowledge of the past is explained
in terms of the experience gained
through intensified research of re.
cent decades.
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Err - I've been unhappy for some
time. Please tell me what to do. My
husband and I make good money
but can't keep it. Explain to me
what / should do?
Ans: I know Of no better advice
to offer you right now than to send
for my new 1949 WALLACE GUIDE.
The price is one dollar and the
chapters on How to Gain and Hold
Money" and "The Key to Financial
Success in 1949' were made to order
for you. You may order the Guidc
through this column.
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We ASST WALLACE ssmtss
Q. q eeR %. AeiaMes 7. 00eHkie

Mrs. x - We have a lot of debts
on US that amounts to around a
thousand dollars. We are remodel
ing our home and that will go into
a couple more thousand. We want
a baby and we put in for one Do
you think it wise right now or wait
until we pay off the debts. We want
to raise the child like it should be.
Ans: Another mouth to feed right
now will add to your burden. Work
away at those debts by putting your
living expenses on a strict cash
basis. 1t will be several months or
a year before you can arrange for
he child With careful econOmiZing
you can easily spread your income
to clear up your debts by then, the
remodelling job can be paid off in
monthly installments.
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Mt - l am in my twenties and
have been dating a man much older
but l seem to like him. He left town
and said he was doing it so he
could make more money for NE.
need his help l want to know if
this is so. Please tell me if I should
forget him?
Ans: You know that you should.
There are definite reasons for it -
you're married and have no busi-
ness encouraging the man you
don't love him and he doesn't
love you. You can do without his
financial assistance, if you don't. it
will be you who will pay" in the
long run.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23
urreII Branch To ..
Celebrate YWCA " eek

Wednesday, April 81, from 1870 to
l1:45 am.
Programs paying special tribute
to the ''Y' will include Mutuars
STrue or False, WHAT, Saturday
April %, 5:S0-6 pm: MICS "Circle
Arrow Show" WHO'D, Sunday, April
"A, 1O:3O-11 am; ABCs Carnegie
Hall, WQAM, Sunday, 7:SO pm;
MICS Phil Harris and Alice Faye
show, also Sunday at 7;3O pm. on
WHO'D.
Monday, April 25, WQAM will
carry an interview by Marge Chris
topher of Mrs. Harold Berney, vice
president of the Miami YWCA, at
IL am. On the same day, CBS's
Club Fifteen" show, WGBS, 1880
7:45 pm; and MICS Voice of Fire
stone," WHO'D, 8:3O-9 pm, will pay
tribute to the WV and on Tuesday,
April 26, CBS's Edward r. Murrow
WGBS. at 7:45-Sp.m. Wednesday,
April q, MICS Double or Moth
ing show, WHO'D at 2-2:3O pm.
Local radio announcers also will
acknowledge the WV at various
times on their programs through
out the week.
Several television shows, so far
not available in Miami also will be
dedicated to the YWCA.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23
Baby Contest

The Baby Contest sponsored by
the Beautician League will be held
at the Federation of Negro Clubs,
goth street and Srd ave., Monday,
May .. at o'clock. Vote for your
favorite baby. Prizes will be award
ed.
All beauticians are asked to come
to the Church Service at st. John
Baptist church Sunday morning at
the. IL O'Clock service. There will
be a called meeting after at the
Elite Beauty shop.
Mrs. H. J. Casey, Pres.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23
Carey, Willie Summons.

The Regular Easter parade spon.
sored by the Catholic Willing Work
ers Club was held on Easter Mon
day beginning at st. Joseph Hall
and proceeding down Whitehead st.
to FIT. Village Project. Some of the
main features were the majorettes,
Catholic Willing Workers, Douglass
high school demonstrating their
skill as the Welter's Cornet Band
blared away the sweet tunes of out
standing marches.
With the Sth army in Gifu, Japan,
Private Joseph Curry, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Curry of 10C, FIT.
Village, Key West, has recently
been assigned to company E, oath
Infantry of Camp Gifu, Japan, a
part of the 25th Infantry CTropic
Lightning Division, commanded by
Major General William B. Kean.
He entered the army in October
194S, received his basic training at
Fort Knox, KY. and departed for
overseas duty in February, 1949.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

Murrell Branch YWCA will hold
its annual meeting Thursday, April
2S at $50 pm, as the highlight of
National YWCA week, which is be-
ing celebrated throughout the ma,
ton April 24-3O. Theme of Murrells
meeting will be "The YWCA-Lo-
cally, Nationally and International
ly."
Speakers will be Mrs. Charles
Williams, chairman of the commit.
tee of management; Mrs. Gladys
Robinson, who recently returned
fr m san Francisco. Salifornia,
where she was a delegate at the
YWCA national convention and
Mrs. Evelyn Brownlee Dean, exec
utive secretary of the Miami YWCA.
Mrs. Williams, who will preside, will
nave charge of the local angle of
the three-sided program, introduc'
ing the chairmen of the several
standing committees during the
year. Mrs. Robinson will handle the
national angle recounting the hap
penings at the convention. Mrs.
Dean, who was one of the 10 Amer
lean delegates at the international
YWCA convention held last Septem-
Der in New York, will discuss the
international aspect of the YWCA.
The education classes will have
an exhibit of their work in handi-
craft, sewing and photography.
Following the meeting, there will
be social hour, with refreshments.
The meeting will be held in the Ne
gro Service Center, $40 NV 13th
ST., where Murrell Y has its head.
quarters. 81
In conjunction with National "
week and Murrells annual meeting
the Y-Teens will speak in all the
churches this Sunday( April PAY and
WV members will address various
club and civic groups, acquaintlng
them with the purpose of actiV tiles
of the local association.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren w. Welters who are the
proud parents of son born at the
Christian hospital, Miami.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

born ITO on Saturday, April 16. The
child will be named Myra Eloise.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

Mrs. Lille Roberts and Anna
Richardson are spending a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends
in Coconut Grove. Friends wish
them a pleasant stay.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23
RADIO SHOW FOR
"Y" WEEK

In recognition of National YWCA
week., all the networks are carry
ing programs either dedicated to the
YWCA or paying tribute to the
work of the organization, now more
than 80 years old.
Special programs dedicated entire
ly to the YWCA will be MICS
"1949 Pattern For Living" to be car
ried on WHO'D Saturday, April %,
from 1915 pm. to 1890. and ABCs
program Ladies Day Out" by Ted
Malone. to be carried by WQAM
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

Mrs. Lauretta Albury and child
rem spent Easter Sunday visiting
her mother Mrs. Beatrice Mcintosh.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

Mrs. Edna Kelly and daughter
Jestina, spent Easter in Miami last
week.
The Miami times., 1949-04-23

DAUGHTER ARRIVES FOR
DEANS B. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Dean are
the proud parents of a daughter,
The Miami times., 1949-04-23
Key West News
BY MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS

. Band makes first Appearance In
New Uniforms
The Welters Cornet Band made it's
first appearance in new uniform at
Fort Taylor Beach on Easter Sun,
day evening. The band paraded the
main streets of Key West attired
in their beautiful blue and white
uniforms, which led them to the
Fort Taylor Beach where they rem.
dered one of the most impressive
band concerts under the leadership
of their band master, Robert But.
ler.
There were approximately two
hundred fifty people in attendance
at this impressive program and the
fresh breezes of the Atlantic ocean
which is one of the only natural
beach sites in the state of Florida
for Negroes.
The Jont Sunrise Service held at
Fort Taylor beach under the aus
pices of Revs. j. c. Murray, A. l..
Millerson, and Covington of the
Newman M. e. Baptist Missionary
and Presbyterian churches re-
spectively, rendered q very beautiful
and impressive service at their
Easter Sunrise Service held at Ft.
Taylor beach as the sun appeared
over the great Atlantic at the break
of dawn. There were several hun
dred people in attendance at the
service who enjoyed the ceremonies
which gave them the spirit of Eas.
ter tide and went away joyfully
singing Christ is Risen Today.
st. John Social Club met at the
home of Mr.. Royce Goldsmith Thurs
day night Aprn IA for the compile.
tion of plans for the Easter Monday
picnic. After all business had been
transacted Brother Goldsmith hon.
ored the club with a buffet supper.
Among those in attendance were
Messrs. Samuel Kelly, Maxwell
Shavers, Roosevelt Sands. William
Culmer, James Andrews, Leonard
Evening star., 1949-10-20

% "birthdayless" children at the
party yesterday.
Formerly, said Miss Winifred
Thompson. annex superintendent
birthdays for some of the children
were little more than just another
day. Attendants would try to
work up little parties, but with
out extra funds they seldom
amounted to much.
Interracial Program.
The annex houses children from
6 months to IL years of age
until foster homes can be found
or until their own homes are re-
established. Both white and COL
ored children live and study to-
gether.
The women's arso program is
headed by Mrs. Frank M. Fields,
co-chairman of the Juvenile We'll
fare Service with Mrs. Paul Sha-
piro. Funds for the monthly
parties, however. will come not
from the organization treasury
but from the pocketbooks of diff
ferent members each month.
Sponsors of yesterdays cele-
bration were Mrs. Louis Furr, Mrs.
Frank Goldberg and Mrs. Allen
Baer.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Industrial Home School Gives
~ Children Birthday Party

For some. it may have been
their second birthday within a
year; for others it may have been
the first in a young lifetime. But
all % youngsters had their own
birthday party yesterday at the
Industrial Home School Annex.
The celebration for little Joyce,
undoubtedly her first, was prob
ably a trif1e early.
Some time ago her father had
brought the infant to Gallinger
Hospital. She was Ill. he said. and
he left her. He never returned.
Joyce wound up at the annex,
the old red brick District govern
ment institution at 5000 Lough-
borough road NV, which houses
neglected children. children from
broken homes.
Joyce, although that is not her
real name, is one of the % boys
and girls at the Industrial Home
Annex, whose ages and even full
names are yet unknown to home
officials.
Argo Lodge Gives Party.
The B'nai Birth Women's Argo,
which has been donating out
grown clothes of members chill
dren to the home since last month,
inaugurated another program
there yesterday by giving an
October" birthday party for the
$50 children now at the home.
The women. through their
Juvenile Welfare Service. plan
such party each month, with
all the youngsters whose birth
days fall in that month receiving
special presents, besides the ice
cream, candy and balloons. Since
only two boys had October BIRTH
0aVS the WOmen also honored tho
Evening star., 1949-10-20

rooms and sweet peppers! How to
acquire and fix all these delight
full and unusual treats? It's easy.
Just add one can of LaCHOY
Chinese Mixed Vegetables. See
how they make first-day treats
out Of secondary foods! And the
same goes for LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts. So serve them as is or
use to perk up stews, salads and
soups. Get LaCHOY Chinese Din.
ner, too; q completely delicious
meal in one handy carton! Con-
tains- Meatless Chop Suey, Chow
Mein Noodles and LaCHOY Sauce.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Gen. Somerve|I Hits FEDERAL
Strait. Jacket on Business
BY the Asseeiafsd Prasa


BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-Brehon
Somervell. Army general turned
industrialist, said yesterday that
military red tape and regulations
are as nothing compared to the
Government "strait-jacket" on
business.
The war time commander Of the
Army Service Forces told Bal
timore Association of Commerce
luncheon:
1--WE are faced with this deci-
sion: Shall we continue to permit
our Government to put US in a
strait-jacket-decide what is good
for us and encroach gradually on
our liberties until we arrive at a
Evening star., 1949-10-20

cakes and icings with BUR-
NETT'S Pure Vanilla Extracts
.. for 1t gives subtle, through.
and-through flavor perfection.
That's because BURNETT'S is .
delicate blend OF the. finest i'm.
ported vanilla beans with NO
artificial ingredients. It's been
first choice with good cooks for
over 100 years and once you
try 1t you'll understand whyl
One more tip to make your
party Sweets" twice as festive
get BURNETT'S Color Kit and
tint them a luscious red, green,
blue or yellow with its U. S. certi.
fed pure liquid colors.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Ditch Machines for Austria

Having seen demonstration by
the first American-made ditcher
in Austria, at Uaalfelden, the
Austrian Chief Drainage Engineer
and his staff planned to get two
of them to speed up drainage
projects.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
~HQUSEKlEES SPECIAL" -
BUY.LINES : : BY Nancy Sasser
Weekly Advertising Column Of Thing. New end Interesting
THEY'RE GOOD COMPANY

THEY'RE GOOD COMPANY
Tor almost any
::::::; ::; s: :; :::::::: !: i:
and dull, inexpen-
sive meals! mean BinB Broiled.
in-Butter Mushrooms, Of course
-. and to prove my point, try
this: From leftover salmon make
outlets and garnish with BinB
Whole Crowns combine BinB
Sliced Mushrooms with creamed
onions or add BinB Chopped
Mushrooms to cheese soufflei
Reason BinB Mushrooms lend q
special taste-charm to ordinary
dishes is this I. 4. they're freshly
picked hot-house mushrooms.
broiled in real creamery butter!
What's more, they're economical,
too. SO get all 8 kinds today!
Evening star., 1949-10-20

travel to seek" the waters Of
eternal youth for I have the
most wonderful OFFER for you.
It's a dainty, "purse-size" per-
fume bottle with water from
the Fountain of Youth . and it's
enchantingly scented by a IA
nous Fifth Avenue Perfume Sa-
lon! Encased in gold.hashed fill
gree, its flower design stopper is
set with a simulated pearl -.
makes q perfect charm for brace
let or necklace! So send for
yours today just mail a label
from either BAB-O or GLIM and
25t to Nancy Sasser, 271 Madi-
son Ave-, New York 16, N. Y!
Evening star., 1949-10-20
STOP AND RECONSIDER next

time you start to
throw out meat or
vege table left
overs 80. consider
how delicious
they'd be in a cas-
serole with bean
sprouts, water
ehestnuts, bamboo
Evening star., 1949-10-20

and shape SO be sure you
get EATMORS before trying this
luscious 10-Minute
Cranberry Sauce
Boil Q cups sugar and cups
water together minis. Add
cups EATMOR Cranberries;
boil without stirring until all
skins pop open (about mins).
Remove from fire leave sauce
makes 211 pounds whole sauce.
For a FREE 40-page, full-color
recipe booklet, "Crdnberries and
Hoao to Cook Them" write Nancy
Sasser, 271 Madison Ave-, New
York 16, N. Y. TODAY!
Evening star., 1949-10-20

dictatorship such as Russia 's?"
Gen. Somervell is now president
OF Koppers Co.. Inc, of Pitts
burgh.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
I CAN'T HELP playing favorites when /

CAN'T HELP playing favortes when choosing
a - -. BORDENS Instant Coffee is first choice every
Il time That's because it's the only instant coffee
~ by the "Favor-Peak" which
Il " favor from freshyroasted coffee than
NJ ~ fore Another it's errndelicious is that it's
4T 1000 coffee, all coffee; with nothing added And
It's extra-edsy to make no pot to wash and
grounds BORDENS throws the used
you You'll play favores too BORDENs
Instant Coffee today!
Evening star., 1949-10-20

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 2oth-Watch out for
ghosts and witches on Halloween night .. and
be ready for their cries of trick or treat" :. by
having plenty Of JOLLY TINE Pop Corn
handy! A treat to eat and 5000 much fun to
pop, it's absolutely "missproof" :. rewarding
with crisp, tender, super-delicous pop corn
every time JOLLY TINE pops quicker with
less heat and in any kind of pot or pan still
it's neuer tough and has NO hulls or hard cen.
ters! Furthermore, since it's sealed air.tite in
Evening star., 1949-10-20
70 EACH HIS OWN

TO EACH HIS OWN =. that's
what say now that -
ROYAL has TWO IH
kinds Of Chocolate 40
Puddings. First, for ~,>
those who have q yen ~
for milk chocolatey -
goodness, there's
ROYAL Chocolate Pudding -.
then for those who prefer that
dark and sweet flavor, there's
ROYAL Dark m Sweet Choco-
late. But that's only an introduc-
ton to this delicious dessert
time STORY" ]. because like
ROYAL Vanilla and ROYAL But
terscotch Puddings, both OF these,
rich, smooth, creamy-textured
chocolate puddings contain more
food energy than the sweet, fresh
milk they're made with! So get
all 1 kinds. Please everybody's
taste 4ohile you serve treats that
are rich In food snergyt
Evening star., 1949-10-20
IT'S FUN TO GIVE A PARTY

-. provided the
guests ooh" and
"ah" over the re.
freshments. And
they will if you
favor your des-
gertS. candies.
Evening star., 1949-10-20

really know how marUelous it is
until you've tasted it in its neD,
timer, more tender form! Dee
licious is the word for it be-
cause every golden puff packs"
a wealth Of true-grain corn fla
vor and nourishing goodness!
Furthermore, the new XIX is q
wonderful "pepper-upper" too :.
providing Goodies" Of energy that
helps you start, the day right!
So perk up your breakfast menus
by stocking up on new XIX to-
day! Serve it plain" or with fruit
or berries, cream and sugar!
Evening star., 1949-10-20
FRESH CRANBERRY TIME is

here =. time to
stock up on the
BEST fresh Gran.
berries money can
b u y e A T.
NOR Cranberries.
They're carefully Sc