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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Rusko chce vratit sudetske
Nemce do CSR.

Widen. - Pres dGrazne po-
prenf sovetske tiskove kance-
lafe Tasa, jez vysflal prazsky
rozhlas, byla z informovanych
6eskoslovenskych kruhd potvr-
zena zprava, re Rusko navrhlo
ably byl velky pocet ~sudetskych
Nemc6 prestehovan re SOVIET
skeho okupacnfho pasma Ne
mecka zpet do prGmyslovych
pohranicnich oblastf Ceskoslo-
venska, ably byla zvysena vyro-
ba. Jde pry O 100000 NemcG.
Tyto kruhy ocekavaj1 v dd-
sledku tohoto kroku roztrzku
" radach esl. komunistickych
predak6. Soudi, re president
Element Gottwald Sc stane "a
stupcem "komunistickeho ma
cionalismu''- a p~ostav1 Sc protl
premieru Anton1nu Zapotocke-
mu, ktery .je ochoten vyhovet
pTani Sovetskeho svazu.
Zatfm jde jen O navrh a MI
koli o pT1kaz. Tento navrh
vsak nesm1rne postrasil komu-
nisticke predaky, ktefl Jsou
zvykli povazovat kazdy SOVIET.
navrh "a prfkaz a ktef1 Sc oba-
vail, re ztratf zbytek svych prl-
vrzencG, dajf-li souhlas k ma
vratu sudetskych Nemcu.
Andrea Y. Visinsky, ktery Sc
lecil v Karlovych Varech pra-
We, kdyz Sc tento problem Wy
skytl, odmftl pry zasahnout DO
teto diskuse. Ma to odletel pre-
mier Zapotocky do Moskvy ma
porady, c1mz Sc vysvetluJe le-
no nahle zmizenf z Ceskoslo-
venska. Pc SVEN navratu Sc
pry vyslovil pro vyhoveni So
vetskemu navrhu, ale naraZll
ma odpor presidenta Gottwalda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Husky letec unikl " letadla ma
zakladnu Spoj. StatI
" Japonsku.

Toxic. = Americke vojenske
1fady v Japonsku oznamily, re
Jeden rusky vojensky letec u
nikl koncem minuleho roku re
Sibfre do Japonska
Omen letec, 23lety serzant
Vladimir Baraskov rekl novi-
nafum, re rustf letci mali do
jem, re Rusko ma atomovou
pumu. Kdyz byl tazan proc
unikl, tax odpovedel, re chce
z1t We Spojenych Statech.
Baraskov pTistal v ruskem
letadle typu C-74 dne 10. listo-
padu m. r. ma letecke zakladne
ma ostrov6 Roshiri, pobl1ze O.
strova Hokkaido. Zprava 0 je-
no pristani byla vsak zadrze-
ma az do dneska.
Baraskov mluvil s americky-
mi novinafi pc dobu 2 hodin a
uvedl, re zvoleni presidenta
Trumana ma n6ho d6lalo hlu-
boky DOZEN. VeTil p1vodne
ruske propaganda, re komunis-
mus je ma postupu v celem sve-
te. Avsak bylo to pro Rusy vel
kym rozcarovanfm, kdyz byl
zvolen president Truman a Wal
lace nebyl nikde, kdyz rusky
fisk pred tim psal tax, jake by
to mel Wallace vyhrane.
Baraskov uvedl, re Rusove
mali ma SibfTi asi 1900 leta-
del onech typG jak byla pouzf-
vana V poslednf svetove valce,
nevidel tam vsak ami jetove sti-
hacky ami ctyrmotorove bonn.
bardery.
Byl dale tazan, veff-li v MOI
most valky mezi Ruskem a A.
merikou. Odpovedel, re Sta.
lin stale ujistuje, re Rusko chct
mir, je vsak obklopeno kapita
listickymi staty a must byt pro
to ma vsechno pripraveno. Drob
ny lid celkem tomu tax veT1
avsak cin1 to DOZEN, jake by 81
nektefl vGdcove skutecne val
ky bali.
Baraskov dale uvedl, re me
Ii ruskou mladezi nen1 zadn'
nadsen1 pro vojenskou SUBJ
a vsichni vojaci Sc test ma to
az budou moci jit do civilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Johnson prebira 1rad obrany
cd Forrestala.

Washington, D. C. = Louis
A. Johnson, ktery "a nedlouho
pfevezme Trad narodnf obra-
ny prohlaSil, re Amerika musi
zGstat silnou, sfla znamena u.
drzenf m1ru a bez patTicne silly
by byl mir ohrozen.
Johnson mel spolecne S For
restalem dlouhou rozmluvu S
presidentem a pc nj Tekl For
restal n%ovinafdm, re PRAGUE
Johnsonem kazdy den, ably jej
uvedl do jeho noveho 1Tadu.
Forrestal dial vyraz dGvefe
re Johnson je spravnym mu.
zem pro obt1zny Trad tajem-
nfka narodnf obrany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Oslava nasilneho pfevratu ne
pffilakala obecenstvo.

Praha. " sobotu, &c. unO-
Ira pochodovalo Prahou 10000
komunist1 - z nichz 5000 by
10 ozbroieno = k oslave prvn1-
no vyrocf dine, kdy komunisti
uchvatili vsechnu moe v Cesko-
slovensku. PrGvod Sc vyzna-
coval hlavne tim, re mu nepfi-
hlfzeli zadnl divaci.
Ponura nalada pfevladala,
kdyz Sc temeT nikym nesledo-
vany prdvod ubfral hlavnlm
mestem. Ne Vaclavskem ma
mestf strazn1ci S kulomety byli
Iumisteni ma stTechach DON'T
naproti hlavnf tribune.
Policie zabranila tenn. kteri
mcneil vstupenky, v pflstupu
ma Vaclavske namest1. Toto O.
patfenf bylo vsak celkem zby-
|tecne. Prnvod neprivolal ami
|tolik divakd, re by byli mohli
utvorit iednu Tadu podel ma
m6stf. Zdalo Sc, re obyvatele
IPrahv radeji Install donna, nez
by prihlfzeli vyrocnf oslave ko-
munistickeho nasill.
Ocitf svedkove tvrd1, re ne
kolik osob Sc pokusilo umistit
vence ma podstavci svateho Va
clava, patrona zeme Ceske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

of this years exposition to be staged
by the League of Maryland Sportsmen
at 9TH Regiment Armory, Baltimore,
Saturday, March 10Th, through Sun
day, March 9th. Outstanding new
exhibits are being assembled by the
u. S. Soil Conservation Service, All
Clubs, Future Farmers of America
and Veterans on the Farm Training
program.
In a panorama sixty feet long, the
Soil Conservation Service will accent
the close relationship Of the sportsman
and farmer and demonstrate the inter
dependence of soil and water conser-
walton. This display will include the
little plastic tractors, moved by cleo
tricity over photo murals, and will
also show aerial murals of wildlife
areas in Maryland and New York
State.
The All exhibit will be divided
equally between a demonstration of
conservation aims and Al character
building activities. The display will
be dominated by life-size photo cut
outs in natural color of a typical farm
boy and girl, the boy posed by a
Maryland All member. A All "treas-
ure chest" exhibit which has been
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
James v. Forrestal odstoupil a
Louis A. johnson byl jmenovan
jeho nastupcern.

Washington. D. c.. = Tajem-
nix Department. narodn1 obra-
ny James V. Forrestal odstou-
pill a president Truman Tekl ma
tiSkov6 konferenci, re jeho re-
signaci s politovanim wal ma
vedomi. Naznacil take, re je-
no nastupcem Dude jmenovat
Louise Arthura Johnsona z
West Virginie, jenz "a Roose-
veltovy administrace byl ma
mestkem sekretaTe department.
tn valky.
Forrestal Sc rozlouci sc svyn
1Tadem 81. bTezna. Senat te-
dy Dude mfti dosti casu, ably
jmenovani jeho nastupce John.
soma potvrdil. Nenf pochyb-
nosti, re Sc tax stane protoze
"a sv6ho dflvejsfho pdsobent
We Washington6 prokazal svo.
je vynikaj1cf schopnosti a zfs-
kal 81 politickych kruzlcl
hojn6 pTatel, Demokratickt
stran6 Sc loni velmi zavdecil
kdyz V kriticke dobe doved.
jake pTedseda financn1ho w
boru opatfit dosti pen6z ma Il
sp6sne dokoncen1 pfedvolebn.
kampane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Pacificky ostrov ,zmizel
v morskych vlnach.
yx7o11;no+or NJ y Fa1cr

Wellington, N. z. - Falcon
Island, mal1 neobydleny ostrG-
vek v Pacifiku zmizel v NOR
skych vlnach, stale Sc tax asi
ma zaklade nejakeho podmof-
skeho zemetTeseni nebo vybu-
chu. Fregata Hawea, krizuj1-
cf v tech osadach to hlasila S
tim, re v techto mfstech byl po-
.citovan shiny syrity zapach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

re ma Frantlk narozeniny, a
Ty re mas kupovat veci pro svou
manzelku, tax jsem rekl no
CHIN ably TIE zdrzeli venku.
Kdyz Iva manzelka telefono-
vala, tax jsem il fekl, ably sla
k mamince, jake maly trest pro
Tebe. Ale "a to, re isl mluvil
pravdu, najdes v pr1st1 obalce
dosti slusny pr1davek. Potion
.isem rekl tvoj1 manzelce, by
mela dobrou veceTi pro mas ma
me 1traty a zaroven jsem OBJ
jednal 3 nejlepsi mista v diva
die ma vecer.
A at TIE nebud1 Ease ten ma
~ pejsek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11

Pan Smith je rozeny We Wa
shlngtonu a graduoval z Yale
University V roce 1929, dosahl
Phi. B. Stupn6. V temze roce
nastoupil m1sto u Tel. Co. We
Washingtone, kde postupem
casu zastaval zodpovedne u
rady.
C. & P. Tel. Co. V Baltimore
dale oznamuje zvolenf p. FIRE.
derrick G.. Macorow-a vice-pre-
sidentem personal r~elations)
pro c. & P. skupiny operuj1c1
We Washingtonu, Marylandu,
Virginia a West Virginia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Amerlcka pomoc pro vystavbu
a!pskeho tunelu.

Par1z. = Francouzske a ital-
ske zajmy, ktere planujl povo-
mi a zeleznicn1 tunel pod no
rou Blanc "a 1celem spojenl
Francie a Italie pT1mou cestou,
ocekavai1, re obdrz1 pomoc z
Marshallova fon6u pro tento
projekt.
Padesat let starry plan zbu-
dovat tunel pod Alpami memo
hi byt nikdy uskutecn6n pro
nedostatek k tomu potrebnych
finance. Nynf vsak, kdy Spo-
jene Staty pripravujf Sc k "a
potent do Severoatlantickeho
paktu, pTevlada MAJOR, re Wa
shingtonu svol1 k pTidelenf L.
veru z Marshallova fondu ma
konstrukci strategicke spojky
pro rychle spojeni bez obav
pred bombardovanfm mezi
Franci1, Svycarskem a Italii.
Velika zbrojn1 tovarna Schnei-
derova v lie Creusot obdrz1
kontrakt pro vrtan1 S francouz-
ske strany a automobilove "a
vody Fat budou vrtati sc stra-
ny italske. Vystavbou tunelu
spojeny budou ODE zeme, c1mz
odpadne obj1zdka 800 mil po-
del Rivery. Amerika Dude po-
zadana o poskytnut1 velkych
vrtac1ch stroll k provrtan1 zu-
love zakladny skrze horu Mont
Blanc, $4,000 stop vysokou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Miami uctilo pamatku
Antona Cermaka.

Miami, Fla. - Pamatka 16.
vyrocf smrti Antona Cermaka,
byvaleho mayora mesta Chica-
ga, byla zde uctena dine 7. bre-
Una.
Cermak zemTel 6. bTezna
1933,20 dnf pc tie, kdyz Giu-
seppe Zangara podnikl aten-
tat ma presidenta Roosevelta,
ale mfsto neho zasahl Cermaka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Bezpecnosti rada Spojenych
NarodG schvalila prijeti
Israele.

Lake Success. - Bezpecnost-
nj rada Spojenych narodG schva
lila 9 k 1 hlasu zadost Israele
0 pfijet1 do Spojenych narod1.
Jediny HAS prot podal Egypt,
Angle nehlasovala. LIE pocf-
tat S tim, re hlavni zasedani
pTijetl Israele schvalf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
4 Chesapeake & Potomac Tel.
Co. of Baltimore City

Sc oznamuje, re p. L. Mercer
Smith, obchodnf manager Che
sapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. We
Washlngtonu byl jmenovan ge-
neralnlm obchodnlm manage
rem e. & P. Tel. Co. v Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
Toy Tractors To Farm In Miniature
At Sportsmen' S And Outdoors Show
Conservation Theme of Baltimore Armory Spectacle

Toy tractors ten inches long will pillow the contours of little
artificial fields at Maryland's third annual Sportsmens and Out
doors Show, real corn and grain crops will sprout on tiny farm
models, and an actual tobacco farm will be reproduced in before
and-after miniature depicting conservation practices.
The conservation theme will dominate the educational features
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-11
ZIVOTNf HUMOR!
"Domaci Prekazky."
Napsal F. Cincibus, mi.

"Jendo, az pGjdes dnes z
kancelare domG, tax ma ceste
Sc stav a kup mi nejake veci.
Napsala jsem I'll seznam, aby's
nezapomnel. Budes tax hod-
N.Y." a tazave Sc divala ma
Jendu.
ely Wis dobre, re pro Tebe
udelam vse, drahousku", odpo-
v6del Jenda, a snidane sc Cd
byla v nejleps1 harmonii.
Venku ptaci popevovali, ja-
ko by souhlasili, a Jenda v po-
sledn1 minute zmizel, by chytil
v cas- svou tramwaj.
V kancelari vse klapalo W.
borne a cas- utikal.
Bylo skorem 5 hodin, a Jen-
da S druhymi Sc pripravoval j.
ii domG.
"Nesmim zapomenout," sve-
ril Sc svym v kancelari, imam
ma ceste domG koupit nejake
.veci pro moji manzelku, a ia
nikdy neZapomenu. Mole pa
nimama pride vecer ma navste-
WI a vSe must byti v poradku.
Mole mi dala seznam veci CO
mann koupit, a zde no man."
Jenda saba pc kapsach, ale
zadny seZnam Ike kOupi. Llstek
asi zustal donna ma podlaze.
"Nevim, CO ted budu delat,
nemam seznam, a jakou budu
NIT omluvu OF pT1jdu domG?'
Jenda Sc ptal.
Ted promluvil Frant1k, KITE
ry sedel vedle neho. "Jendo,
nesmls byt pod pantoflem. Jak-
mile takovou vec zacnes, budes
to nit do smrti. isl teprv 1C
mes1cG zenaty, a ted je zralej
cas- vSe urovnati. Pc ceste do
mi, kup neco, a Tekni manzel-
ce, re mas jine veci ma starost5
nez kupovat veci pro domac-
most. PGjdeme chv1li S Tebor
a pc ceste 81 neco vymyslfme.'
"Ale," Jenda professional.
"zadny ale" pojdme hosi.
TAX 4 kralove Sc pomalu "a.
cali ubirati domG.
Ma ceste rekl Frantlk: "HoSi
dnes jsou me narozeniny! Ia.
dy Sc zastavlme ma jednu a O.
slav1me je."
Gale ale." Jenda znovu pro.
testoval.
"NeTikej mi ale. Jenom jed
nu, a me, staremu kamaradr
nesmfs to odrici. Pojdte hosi!'
TAX 4 kralove sli ma jednu.
Mike, rekl Frantik hos
podskemu, mann cest Tt pred
Istaviti me kamarady z kance-
Ilafe. Ones jsou me narozeni-
my, a del nam kazdemu co nej.
|lepsi mas!"
Mike odvetil: "Ty Frantiku
Ty jseS jeden z mych nejlep-
Isfch co mann "a dobre lidi. AID
"a kazdou cenu, prvni must by!
ma me-"
Pohary tukli, a este slunce
venku ma obloze, pocinalo sha.
nett nejak6 mraky.
We WITT pocali Sc zpfvat nej.
Ilepsf kvartety. Chasa sc drze.
LA pohromade. Jedenacta cd.
byla a vse bylo nejlepsim.
Najednou 81 vzpomnel Jen.
da ma svdj zapomenuty seznan
a ma domov. "Hosi, je pres II
hodin, a jdu dom1! Ted doza.
jiste!"
Frantik, samozvoleny diplo.
mat znovu promluvil "Jendo
Wis co jsem I'll rekl dnes odpo
ledne. Ia zadnou cenu nesmi;
byti pod pantoflem. Mech me
staremu diplomatu vse sprawl
it," A Frantfk sci k telefonl
pres protest Jen1ka.
"Panf Nova, chci Yam je
nom rfci, re v kancelaTi sc M
mas nahrnula spousta prace
ktera must byt hotova, takzt
Vas muz a my vsichni, Dude
me dosti dlouho zdrzeni. Ne
mejte ale strach, PAM Nova
Vas muz Dude brzy donna, ;
mejte peknou veceri pro nej
On to zaslouzi!"
Venku zacalo hfmenf, jake
by sc blfzila bourka.
"Vidfs Jendo, iak to umfm
To clovek must byt narozenI
diplomat" chlubil Sc Frantfk
Ease par tuknuti a pisnicek
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
SATURDAY, MAY 21,. 1949
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DOUGLAS SCHOOL

On Wednesday afternoon deputaton made up from
the PTA and other interested citizens went before the
Dade County Board of Public Instruction and pointed out
no uncertain terms the condition of some of schools
especially the Douglas Primary School at n W. 18th ST.
between Third and Fourth avenues.
Speakers for the group were Dr. E. A Ward and the
Rev. Edward T. Graham They told the Board that new
building was needed and that the matter should be con-
sdered without delay. If the present site too small
the Board should find way of acquiring sufficient
adjacent land for the building their responsibility
The Board revealed that they had quite building
program planned for Negro schools but they could prom
Use little in the immediate future for the Douglas Primary
School,
The Board was told that the group not satisfied
and that they would come again.
The action of this group is to be commended There
property in the immediate neghborhood of the Douglas
School that could be acquired if the Board really decides
to build new Douglas School on that site.
We will not soon forget how many poor people were
put of their homes in Railroad Shops Addition because
the Board said the property needed for school, and
that school not for Negroes This happened less than
two years ago. Those people paid but little for their
property 1t now turn There will be hardshps in
volved if the property Douglas School is acquired
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
MANY ATTEND
Among those attending:

Among those attending:
Rev and Mrs. Edward T. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. William Littles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Styles, Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Lucas, DR.. and Mrs. G.
w. Hawkins, DR.. and Mrs. w. B.
Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Garth c.
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kill
lens, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Slater,
Mrs. Lucille NJ. Riou, Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown, Mrs. T. Bayles Hous
ton, Mrs. Charles l.. Williams, Mrs.
Juanita Kimball, Miss Sylvia Rey.
nolds Miss Marie D. Roberts, Miss
Dorothy l.. Sanford, Miss Paula d.
Williams, Miss Corintha NJ. Wilson,
Miss Juanita Finley, Mrs. Rosetta
J. Everett, Mrs. Beatrice Robinson.
Mrs. C. NJ. Pearsall, Miss Ramona
Lowe. Mrs. Florence Cooper, Mrs.
Matte BARLEY, Messrs Arlington
Sands, Kelsey C. Pharr, Arthur
King, Leo Sheiner. w. c. Cogdell,
John A. DiaZ, Chas. A. Higgs, Rev
l.. A. Thompson, Rev. Charles F.
Cooper, Archdeacon J. E. Culmer,
DR.. J. Harvey Smith, DIR. I. P.
Davis, Atty. G.. E. Graves, Mrs
Irene r. Straughter, Mrs. Anthony
F. Irvine, Mrs. Flora Strachan,
Mrs. Catherine Pedican, Miss Flori.
da Pedican, Miss Vivian Caldwell.
Miss Jodie L. Smart, Mrs. Henri
eta Sweeting, Mr.. Stanley Sweet.
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles North.
Atty. l.. E. Thomas, DR.. Francis
Mitchell. DIR. E. A. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Nimmo, Miss Susan
Harris, Mr.. Carl Mitchell, Mr.. D.
A. Douglas, Mr.. w. C. Pinkston,
Mr.. j. B. Pinkney, Miss Burnice
V. Blache, Mrs. Frances Jollivette,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Espy, Editor NJ.
c. Bodie, Miss kathryn Guion. Miss
Francis Osborne, Miss Princess Grit.
| fin, Miss Helen Fisher.
This $500 per plate banquet hon.
oring Reeves was Youth Center"
project and all of the funds after
actual expenses will be turned over
to the Youth Center officials. The
Marie Roberts scholarship fund will
also be considered. A meeting Of
the committee is called for Friday
evening at the Youth Center $40
NV 18th st.
Pictures of scenes at the Testi
monial Dinner for Editor Reeves
will appear in next weeks issue.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
Citizens Laud Times
Editor at Testimonial

Speaking for the schools OF Odoe
county Mrs. c.. M. Pearsall empha'
sized his contribution to his famliy
wbo in turn contributed largely to
the pedagogic efforts of Dade eoun'
ty. Negro teachers.
Little Bobby Dwight, pupil u
Douglas elementary school present
ed the gift from the schools to the
honored guest and an orchid toI
Mrs. Reeves.
DR.. w. B. Sawyer, speaking for
the professions, said, This is one
man that if the occasion arises l
would entrust with my life - so
convinced am 1 Of his sincerity"
The Rev. John E. Gunner spoke
highly of Reeves as "a christian, a
father. a civic worker and a news
paper man."
Mrs Ramona Lowe spoke kindly
of Reeves as an advisor and a friend.
NJ. C. Bodie, editor of the Florida
News, formerly a partner with
Reeves. was eloquent in his praises
of him and expressed the wish for
more of his type in any community
The Rev. L. A. Thompson presented
the gift from the citizens and the
scroll with the signatures of those
attending.
Miss Sylvia Reynolds furnished
dinner music for the occasion and
, Arthur King sang Henley's "Invic'
tus."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
THE GAMBLING SITUATION

If the Daily News expose does not rid Miami of gamb
ling it should certainly reduce it considerably.
Stafwriter Don Petit has gone all out the job He
has named individuals places and given addresses where
gambling and other vices carried He tells of some
places that receiving police protection and charges
Miami detectives and higher ups collected graft from at
least five wide open dice games this past winter.
These are serious charges.
Miamians will watch with interest the action of the
g rand jury and city officials.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
RED CROSS TO THE RESCUE

Dade County Chapter Of the American Red Cross
went into action Immediately following the disastrous fire
of last Sunday afternoon which destroyed two houses oc
number of occupants lost their entire possessions
and the local Red Cross Chapter has already received
picatons for emergency relief and rehabilitation Case
workers are working with the members of families
involved so that undue suffering will follow this dsas
ter.
The Red Cross is the one organization that never
fails to help time of need The Red Cross campaign for
funds nearing the end Have you made your contrbu
ton? If you have not won't you do so today?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21


Whittier goest thou? To "eat" al
a testimonial dinner given in honor
of Editor H. E. S. Reeves for
twenty-five years of service to this
community.
The time is Friday evening, MAY
10 and the place, the spacious and
beautiful dining room of Dunbar
elementary school. A splendid cross
section Of Miami's professional, bus.
mess folk and others are here rep.
resented. Promptly at o'clock tho
group sang, Lift Every Voice"
and FIR. Chas. Cooper invoked the
blessing.
Rev. Edward T. Graham, pastor of
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and toast
master par excellent, was in charge
of the program. Addresses lauding
the editor were delivered by Attor
ney l.. E. Thomas, Mrs. Clora
Pearsall, principal of Dunbar, Mrs
Elizabeth Espy, DIR. w. B. Sawyer
Editor NJ. C. Bodie, of the Florida
News, Editor J. Diaz of the Pitts
burgh Courier, Archdeacon J. Z.
Culmer, and the speaker of the
evening was DR.. K. l.. Pharr.
The POSTMASTER read a number
of telegram from persons in this
country and the Bahamas, all pay.
ing high tribute to the honored
guest.
The whole affair was grand. 1t was
fitting recognition of the service
Of one whose tolls and sacrifices
have helped, in no small degree, to
brighten this corner of Miami. 1t
showed that there are many people
here who believe in giving the flow
ers to the living.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
THANK YOU!

Last Friday night citizens of Miami presented the
Editor of the Times" with Testimonial Dinner It was
happy occasion They made presentations of scroll and
beautiful gold watch. The Dade County Schools pre-
scented fine rod and reel and the Editors wife received
lovely orchid The speech of the sevenyear-old boy
who made this presentation touching.
We have lived in Miami for long time We have
tried do what considered duty That such efforts
have been highly appreciated inspires to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

the swamp Staying Of two Negroes.
DuOose was sentenced by Judge
N. Anderson. After celebrating for
more than an hour. a jury returned
a verdict of guilty on two counts.
Mercy was recommended. saving
Dubose from the death penalty.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

The annual meeting Of the Coun.
ty win be held on Friday. May 81
ell Of Social Agencies Of Dade coun.
at Manning's restaurant, S29 Bis
cayne Boulevard. Prof Edouard C.
Lindeman, New York, School Of So
cial Work. Columbia University,
viii address the Council. His sub
ject viii be Human Welfare In a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Two Miami patrolmen fleeced
Negro out of $500. but was caught
red handed upon receiving the 1st
payment of $50. They have been
suspended - Some law enforcement
officersi
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

DR.. T. l.. Lowrie. prominent ply
sician has poured thousands of dol
lars into a Health and amusement
center at Lake Weir. affording a
fine summer resort. where you can
enjoy boating, fishing, bathing, etc
Now we have American Beach,
Fernandina, Volusia Beach, New
Smyrna. Bonnet Lake near Tampa.
and on beautiful Lake Weir, just
south of Ocala-all right here IN
Florida. Remember the Tri County
Beach, Inc. when planning your va.
cation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Mr.. Fred Danes, proprietor Of the
Manchester Grill. Nassau, BAHIA.
mas, arrived on Tuesday from Chi
cago, Ill. He viii spend q week with
his sister Mrs. Remilda Danes,
1912 NV list street, before return.
ing to Nassau.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Property owners in the 14th ST,
area and their friends attended a
meeting of the Zoning Board on
Monday evening at the Court house
and registered their objection To
certain changes in the property
rezoning of this section that would
bring about hardships. Commend
them for that.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. has
defeated Municipal Court Justice
Benjamin Shalleck. Tammany Hall
candidate and is now a Congress
man from the state of New York.
You can't stop those Roosevelts!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Mrs. Evelyn White Williams
1856 NV 5th place, is still under
the care of physicians. I hope for
her early recovery.