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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Now slovensti biskupove byli
zasveceni "a dopravni blokady.

OAOV@Ao1A OAS DJ
zasveceni "a dopravni blokady.
Trnava. - Ia velke ucasti,
ver1cich byli zde dine IA. srpna
zasveceni diva now biskupove,
pfi cemz vladni 1Tady zabra-
nily znacne vets1 1casti tim, re
blokovaly dopravu do Trnavy.
Lidem, kterf chteli cestovat
do Trnavy pres Bradshaw hylo
feceno, re z technickych d1vo-
dn zadny Wax v Trnave nesta-
vi, autobusova doprava do me-
sta byla v sobotu rovnez zasta-
vena a dokonce taxikafi ma da-
ny powell odm1tli dopravit lidi
do Trnavy.
Nicmene byl trnavsky chram
naplnen 5000 veric1mi a 5000
dalsfch naplnilo prostranstvi
pred kostelem. Byli to ovsem
Tide z Trnavy nebo sedlaci, KITE
ri pTisli re sousedn1ch obc1 pes
ky.
Slavnostnfmu zasvecen1 byli
pritomni vsichni cest1 a sloven-
stf biskupove, az ma arcibisku-
pa Berana samotneho, ktery je
nadale drzen jake polovezen V
arcibiskupskem palaci praz-
skem. MISE byla slouzena olo-
mouckym biskupem Matochou.
Novymi biskupy jsou Msgr.
Ambrosius Lark, dflvejsi apo
stolsky spravce trnavske diece-
Sc a Msgr. Robert Pobozny, ka-
pitularnf vikaT v Roznave.
Oba jmenovanf dali ma jevo
svou loyalitu arcibiskupovi Be
ranovi, kdyz spolupodepsali O.
men pastyTsky list, kterymz
byl ostre odsuzovan postup Via
dy prot c1rkvi. Poole stavaj1-
ciho zvyku byla jmena kandi-
dat1 ma biskupsky Trad pred
kladana Wade Ike schvaleni, a.
vsak Vatikan to diesel tim, Re
jmenoval oba hodnostafe bis
kupy titularnimi, v kteremzto
prfpade nenf vladn1ho schvale-
nj kandidata tfeba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Organisacim, spolupracujicim
$ Narodni Radou.

Blfzf Sc rok 1850, kdy bude-
me vzpom1nat 100. vyroci naro-
zenin presidenta T. G.. Masary-
ka a 100. vyroci zalozenf PRIV
nfho ceskoslovanskeho spolku
v Americe. Ucinili jste jiz pf1-
pravy k temto jubilelm? Jsou
tax ddlezita.
V CSR. jmeno Masarykovo je
postupne vymazavano z pameti
naroda a je dulezito pTipome-
nout toto jmeno a hlavne Cd
kaz velkeho syna naseho naro-
da vsemu svetu. A stejne je
d1lezito, abychom v nynejs1 do
be, kdy hroz1 nebezpeci, re bu-
deme ztotoznovani Americe S
komunisty pripomneli jak Anne
rice tax svoj1 mladezi sv1j de-
mokraticky zaklad a zasadu,
.vstfpenou velkym demokratem,
politickym uprchlikem Vojtou
Naprstkem, zakladatele new
yorskeho krajanskeho spolku
pred sto lety. Pripravte osla-
Wy d6stojne. Svolejte nejpoz-
deli v zar1 poradn1 conference
krajanskych spolk1 We sve O.
SADIE a We sve oblasti a dohod-
nete Sc O usporadani techto O.
slav jak v zajmu obnovy svo-
body sve stare vlasti, tax v zaj-
mu SVEN vlastn1m v teto zemi.
"Americke Hlasy'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Novy letecky rekord pres
Atlantik.

Londyn. = Clipper Mayflower
cd spolecnosti American Air
ways, nejvets1 sv6tovy obchod-
nj letoun o 71 tunach, dosahl
noveho rekordu, preletev A
tlantik z Camden ma New Found
landu do Londyna "a 6 hodin
So minut.
Pfedesly Gander-Londyn re-
kord, dosazeny britskou korpo-
rac1 Overseas Always v listo-
padu, byl predstizen O 80 mi
Rut. Clipper letel prGmernou
rychlost1 3e5 mil "a hodinu.
Vrchnim pilotem byl kapitan
Haakon Gulbransen, jenz ko-
nal svdj 200. let pres Atlantik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
ceskoslovensko hrubs poskoze-
no r justament Moskvy.

Ceskoslovensko zastavilo svGj
vyvoz do Jugoslavie protoze ST
toho nepreje Moskva. Ucinilo
tax k velke sve skode jake kdyz
rovnez ma pffkaz Moskvy, Cd
mitlo svou ucast Marshallovu
planu. Ceskslovensky velvysla-
nee We S~pojenych Statech obha-
ioval hospodaTskou valku CSR.
proti Jugoslavii planou vymlu-
YOU a posmeskem, re CSR. ne
mdze vymenovat sve stroje "a
jugoslavske susene svestky.
V minulych dnech uzavrela
vsak Jugoslavie, kdyz il OBJ
chod S CSR. byl Moskvou zne-
moznen, obchodnf smlouvu s
Italii a to v castce SO milionG
dolard6. Ia italske stroje Dude
dodavat rudy, drfvf a jine SUI
roviny, neb krone bosenskych
svestek NIUE vyvazet i zbozf
vitalni. TAX sc z poruceni Mos
kvy ukoncil slibny vyvoj, jenz
mohl umoznit CSR. ably pTevza-
La ma Balkane dominuj1ci hos
podaTske postavenf, ktere tam
mfval pred valkou export ne
mecky. Jugoslavie byla jiz ctvr-
tym nejleps1m odbytistem zbo-
Ii ~prdmyslove vyspeleho Ces-
koslovenska. Ted ceskosloven-
ske stroje budou v Jugoslavii
nahrazeny vinou Moskvy stroll
italskymi, k velke skode cesko-
slovenskeho prdmyslu a v mem
zamestnaneho delnictva.
Pro politely justament Mo
skvy byla CSR. tezce hospodaf-
sky poskozena. Ale pronesete-
Iii slovo kritiky o tonic posko-
zovani stare vlasti, nazvou vas
"hanobitelem vlasti" a "kale.
Gem do vlastniho hnizda''! Ale
vychazf jiz pravda ma vrch jal
olej mad vodu.
"Americke Hlasy'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Sicilsky bandita unesl Rimana
a chce vykupne $4,000.

Palermo. - zadost o vykup-
ne v castce pet milionu ilr
(S1O,OOO), byla dorucena rodl-
ne rfmskeho obchodnika, 36le-
teho Calegera Leonea, unese-
neho muzem, jenz pry nalezl K
tlupe Salvatore Guiliana, kra-
lie sicilskych banditI. Leone byl
n~avstevou v Palermu a byl une-
sen "a bileho dine. Byl to Jlz
tretf 1nos v jednom tydnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19

SIENNA horecka uz je "a rohem.
Prichod senne horecky MI
zeme nyn1 ocekavat kazdym
dnem. Tuto zpravu neuvftajf S
velkou radost1 ii, kteri jsou po-
stizeni koncem kazdeho leta
touto n~epr1jemnou nemocf.
SIENNA horecka NIUE privodit
.infekci sinusu, krku a dycha-
clch trubic. Nemocnf sennou
horeckou by &c NELL poradit Sc
svym lekarem, ably predesli prf-
padne astme, ktera caste nasle-
duje pri zvlaste silnych prrfpa-
dech senne horecky.
Polovicka srpna je pravidel-
ne obdob1, kdy Sc zacne obje-
vovat pyl plevele, prinasejici
utrpenl tis1cdm nemocnych SEN
nou horeckou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19

movcich a osobach bez statnl
p~risusnosti pravil Kulagenkov,
re osoby ruske statnf prislus-
nosti "jsou a navzdy z1stanou
sovetskymi obcany v ocfch rus
kych 1radd." To Sc dotyka zej-
mena nekolika set tis1c byva-
lych prfslusnfkn pobaltskych
statd, t. j. Litvy, Lotyzska a E.
stonska, kteri jsou nynf roztrou-
Semi pc cele Europe, hlavne v u
prchlickych taborech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Now emigranti Sc hlasi
do prace.

V Chicago zapojuje Sc do
narodnf prace krajanske, 1byt-
KEN starych sill tax ochuzene,
nova slozka. IL. srpna konal
jiz druhou schGzi spolek z kra-
janG, v posledni dobe pristeho-
valych, jenz chce pracovat v
zasadach Masarykovych a Be-
nesovych a americke demokra-
Gle. PTihlasil sc k soucinnosti
S Oblastn1m vyborem Csl. mar.
rady. Jest vTele v1tat tuto mi
ciativu k pos1len1 naseho ma
rodniho zivota.
"Americke Hlasy"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Predbszne ornament.

" nedeli. FL. srpna Vylet
ma Holzknecht1v s6r porada
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association.
= 20. a "a. zarf Skolnf Ba-
Ear porada Patronat ma pozem-
ku skoly a We skole Aug. Her
mana.
" sobotu, 8. ffjna v Soko-
Curtis Bay Stoleckovou
'tKaretnl) Zabavu pofadajf
Ceske zeny a Divky spolecne S
Clara Barton j. c. D.
" nedeli, Is. listopadu ia
ternicove Hody porada Sbor
Zlata Praha.
" nedeli, 27. listopadu
Telocvicnou Akademii porada
J. Sokol Washington, D.. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
ceskoslovensky den ma zeleznic.
nj vystavs Chicago.

Dne 20. srpna poradan Dude
Oblastnlm vyborem Csl. narod-
nj rady v Chicago ma tamni ze-
leznicn1 vystave Ceskosloven-
sky den. V programu zajistena
dcast vsech vyznamnych kul-
turnich sdruzeni krajanskych.
0 proslov pozadan velky pritel
naseho naroda senator Paul
Douglas, jenz pratelstvi vucei
Ceskoslovensku osvedcil V do
bach nejhors1ch, zejmena v do
be Mnichova a v druhem Cd
boji.
"Americke Hlasy"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Indie buduje velkou dHstojnic.
kou akademii.

Bombay. = Indicka vlada
zahajila budovan1 velke d.
stoinicke academic nakladem
900. Bude slouzit W.
cviku armadn1ch, namofn1ch a
leteckych dGstojn1kd, jichz tam
Dude ma 2,OOO.A mericka aka
demie We West Point a anglic-
ka V Sandhurst slouzl "a vzor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Pomoc Ekvadoru.
Poskytnou il Spojene narody.

Geneva. - Hospodarska a
socialnf rada Spojenych naro-
dd odhlasovala r%esoluci, kterou
byly pozadany clenske staty
Spojenych narodn a jejich spe-
cialnf organy, ably poskytly po-
moe latinsko-americke republi-
ce Ekvadoru. Tato byla minu-
" tyden postizena katastrofal-
MIN zemetresen1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Masarykova skola " Israeli
Dude otevrena " zari.

Tel Aviv. = V osade Kfar
Masaryk V severn1m Israeli Sc
prave dekoncuje stavbu odbor-
ne skoly, ktera byla pojmeno-
vana pc I. G.. Masarykovi. Cast
nakladG je hrazena re SHREK v
Ceskoslovenku. Vyucovat sc
ma skole T. G.. Masaryka zacne
liz v zaEf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Admiral Leahy pracuje ma
svych pamet1ch.

Washington, D. C. = Admi-
raj Leahy, byvaly nacelnlk pre-
sidentova valecneho stabu, pra-
cuje ma svych pamet1ch a l1cl
tam mimo jine, jak Sc bfanil
proti pouzitf fondG k vyrobe a
tomove pumy. Jednou Sc vsa-
dill S anglickym kralem Jiflm
VI, re atomova puma nikdy
nevybuchne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Muz, ktery nadelal billion dola-
I'd. lie ma odpocinku.

Washington, D. c. - Edmond
w. J. Healy, ktery nadelal BIZ
lion dolard, pracuje We vladnl
tiskarne penez, obdrzel odme-
nu cd Department. pokladu.
Healy, SO let starry. Sci do W.
sluzby 81. cervence pc pull sto-
lett prace. Obdrzel DESTINY di-
plom.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Sovstske obcanstvf je vecne.

Geneva. - Ma zasedanl Ho-
spodarske a socialnf rady Spo-
ienych narodG oznamil SOVIET
sky delegat Kulagenkov, re So
vetsky svaz neuznava ztratu
obcanstvi osob, ktere byly So
yetskymi obcany. V prubehu
debaty O uprchlfclch, bezdo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Slaby cizinecky ruch " Risi.

Mnichov. - Letoviska v ba-
vorskych Alpach jsou temer
prazdna, cizinci temef v1bec
nepTij1zdejf, avsak nepfijeli a
nj navstevnici re severnlho Ne
mecka. Je to castecne pfiplso-
vano tomu, re cast bavorskeho
tisku vede ostrou kampan protl
PruSakHm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19

Philadelphia. - Re ctvrteho
distriktu Valencia lodstva by
10 oznameno, re Sc stav1. novy
blimp, jehoz 1celem Dude pa
trait 20 ponorenych ponorkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-19
Pc CVICENf
Prava Sokolska Veselice

PERNfKOVA BOUDA - VYCEPY PIVA A SODOVEk
TANcfRNA pod srym nebem atd.
Jednota Vas vsechny uctive a bratrsky Eve pod
jeich stalets duby ma bFezich Chesapeake Zatoky ma Ira
dicni Sokolskou Veselici! MA ZDAN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

ing and before returning he plans
TO visit North Dakota during the
pheasant season.
MIR. J. W. stroud Of Kansas City.
Mo. and Mr.. Jewell f. Williams
of Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee,
Ala. were the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. Officer, 1928
Emerson Ave, having arrived
August p. Mr.. Stroud Is the IA
thee Of Mrs Officer, and Mr.. Will
Hams Is the nephew of Mr. Stroud
They were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Officer September /,
who also had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs J. Officer and daughter
and Mary Johnson.
Among those entertaining the
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs, Theo-
dore Stroud and Mr.. Ike Grigsby,
After much entertainment and
social cOurtesies by relatives and
friends, Mr.. J. w. Stroud return
ed to Kansas City September
and Mr.. Williams returned TO
Tuskegee Institute. where he will
resume his studies.
Mrs. Bertha johnson Of 500 Oh
son Blvd. Is home after having
attended the Elks Convention in
San Francisco, Cal. While there
she attended many social affairs
given for ST. Paul and Minneapo-
lis Elk members She also visited
Oakland, Calf. and Los Angeles
While in Los Angeles she was a
guest of the Robert z. Beltons
and Mrs. Jeniell Gresham, former
! ly of Minneapolis.
Her party was taken on a tour
by Mr.. James Gresham. which in
cluded the homes Of Eddie (Roch.
ester) Anderson, Hattie McDan.
iels, Louise Beavers and many
other famous stars. Before re-
turning home she visited an old
acquaintance Of hers. Mrs. Mary
Short Fawcett OF Omaha, Neb.
formerly OF Minneapolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16
ISOCLAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Joan Bullock and Mr..
Charles Barnes Of Des Moines, Ia.
were week end guests Of their
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Marrow and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Walls Craig Ray and
Era Walls.
Mr.. william Poster. Jr., who
has been visiting his father. Mr..
William Ike Poster, has returned
to Rock Island, III where he viii
enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack POsten, 54i
Girard Ave. N. entertained over
the weekend, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell of Pratt, Kan.
Many Delegates from Des
Moines attending the goth session
Of the Northwestern Conference
at st. James A.ME. church. St
Paul, were entertained by Mrs.
Doris Anderson, 1929 Clinton Ave.
So. Those entertained were Mines
Mary Simmons, Velma Ramsey.
Halle Huston, Oslo Simms, and
Miss Laurine Jones, all of Des
Moines. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith, st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adair, Mr.. Washington.
Miss Helen Kemp, Messrs. Floyd
Madison and Roy Pitts Of GasIin.
Ala.
Mr.. Charlie Banks OF Chicago,
spent the latter part of August
visiting his sister, Mrs. Matte
Owens, 5000 Clinton Ave. So.
Mr.. William Reed, father of
Mrs. Jack Poster, 54l Girard Ave.
No, Is visiting his son, Mr.. VIII
liam Reed, Jr., in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. J. w. Baldwin, 612 18th
Ave. So, left today (Fridayl for
Canada and Southern Alberta
where he will spend several days
attending to Farming Business.
While there he will go duck hunt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

SYLVIA BOOKER
SYLVIA BOOKER, daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. L. n. Rocker, ca No.
Minnesota Ave. Sioux Falls, \. ID,
Win be- married Saturday. Sept, ~
81 william Matthew Little, %
Minneapolis, Tho wedding viii
take place In sioux Falls at tho
~ Johns Baptist church, Rev. %.
w. BOtts, Jr,, pastor Miss BOOKER
h Rt present . typIst and clerk In
tho ~ Paul Post OFFICE.
The couple viii b. Rt home nc
S03a Columbus Ave-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver and
son Jamie and Mr.. divers
mother, Mrs. c. w. Oliver, will
leave Sunday, Sept. IS, for a two
weeks vacation. While away,
they will visit Mrs. divers sister
and brother-in-la law, Mr. and Mrs,
Benjamine Alexander of Evans
ton. Ill, and in Chicago they will
be the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Don
BonapaTte. In Detroit, they will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunbar Gibson. On their return
here, they will also visit in Wis
consin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

Minneapolis Birthdays: Sept, 20
o. L. Alexander, $3.50 Sth Ave,
So; Ebert NJ. Phillips: Mary
Watson, 3T55 9Th Ave, So: Sept.
Charlotte Nash. his Ere
mont Ave. No; Sept. - Henry
Macarthur. 9OS Irving Ave. No:
Henry J. Bolts, SGT nth Ave. N;
Mary Crcnshaw Howell. 2706 +.
send St; Sept, % Grace John
son, SOL Sth Ave. No: Rosetta
Thomas. 600 18th Ave. So; Ber-
than Slaughter, 1905 Portland
Ave: A. l.. Commodore, $40 East
Lake St; Fred X. Titus, 2l4 w.
3lst St: Sept, - Charles Nc
Coy, 500 18th Ave. No: Spencer
Smith, S6I9 4th Ave. So.
Out-of.town: Sept. 20 Mrs.
Carlton Simpson, Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. Wanda Howard, Paola, Kan. /:
Sept. 2l-Vivtan Gilstrap, Wash
ington. y. c.; Herman Simmons,
New Orleans. La; Sept. 23-Du-
prelIe V. Criss, Kansas city,
Kans.; Violet II. Whyte. Balti-
more. Md; Sept. 24-Mrs. Leila
BannAm, 627 +. jefferson, Phoe-
nix. AriE.; Chas. Ballard. Spring
field, Ohio.
Sc. Paul birthday Greetings
Sept. 24-Mrs. Cecilia Martin,
465 Mackubin: Mr.. Lee James,
992 IglehaTt Ave; Sept. 25-Ches-
ter Oden, S5S IglehArt Ave; Ger
trude Scott, 575 Carroll Ave: c,
Eulo johnson, 1877 81. Anthony;
Terry Tarver. 6O3 st. Anthony;
Sept. Mansfield NJ. Powell
979 Charles Ave; Sept. % -Dar.
ryl Ross. 4oS ST. Anthony; Sept
20 Elizabeth Moore, 862 w. Cen
trail Ave; Harry 8. Brown, 707
IglehRrt; Jess Barry, 900 Marion
ST. Mrs. Bea Coleman. 7l6 Car.
roll Ave; Sept. 30-Mrs. Lydia
Nelson. 63l st. Anthony; Gwendo.
! lyn Whitmorc, 500 Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Rookie Anderson, 694 w. Cen.
trail; Mrs. LorenR Suthern. Tie
Rondo Avenue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

they
|n in
|d In
|eSon
mist
sup
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tense
3D..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

George Peters. 900 Bryant Ave.
No. has been admitted to Fair
view hospital for treatment Of q
foot which was injured several
years ago when he was struck by
car.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Mrs. Hazel d. Curry. $3.50 Fifth
Avenue So, will leave Saturday
morning. September II, on the
Western Air Lines plane for
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Colo. Mrs. Curry will vacation
two weeks AZ the home OF her
cousin, Mrs. Charlie Banks, 3i4
West Willamette, Colorado
Springs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
N. Y. Urban League
Found 1856 Jobs
In 1913

NEW YORK - AMP - A total
of 1856 jobs for persons applying
for work was found by the Urban
league of Greater New York last
year, according to a report released
here last week by Edward S. Lewis,
executive director, Lewis said, S,01G
persons made application.
His report was made at dinner
gathering of $50 league members at
the Concourse Plaza hotel in t he
Bronx
"In industrial relations, the league
worked on several fronts to reduce
the damaging effect of discrimina-
ton in employees" Lewis said.
"Over 800 consultations were held
with more than 100 concerns, result
ing in newer types of openings. In
creases were reported in clerical
sales and unskilled placements in
firms hiring non-Whites for the
first time
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

made this blunt statement during a
discussion of how the committee will
carry out President Truman's poll
cy of denying patronage to party
members in Congress who voted
against administration bills includ-
ed in the party platform.
However, McGrath said that a
party member would not be labelled
a "Dixiecrat" automatically just be-
cause he did not agree with Demo
cratic policies in every detail.
He said, There is no future val
lie to the party in a Democrat who
won't go along with the party plat
FORM"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
Surprise Birthday
Party

Little Allen Hooks was rendered
a surprise party on his 9Th birthday
May 10th at Goulds by Mrs. Father
Howard. He is the son of Mrs. Isa-
dore Kump, 6346 NV 14th ct. Child
rem sharing the refreshments and
fun were:
Gladys Lee, Martin Gibbons, Annie
Bell Williams, Minnie Dell Williams,
Robert Williams, Gertrude Clark,
Janice Waters, Betty Gibbons, Bar
bara Hunter, Mary Ann Elngram,
Barbara Phillips, David Carter, AL
vim Mills, George Carter, Bonnie
Carter, Joseh Horn, Lee Andrew
Waters, Pauline Waters, Danny Mae
Dean, Barbara Jean Ellis, Meter
Gibbons, Billy Waters.
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3. 7. W.-Dorsey
Plan Mass Concert

Sunday, 400 pm. on June 5, at
the Dorsey Park, Booker T. Wash.
ington and Dorsey High bands will
be seen performing. To add color
and gayety to the concert, both
bands majorettes, cadettes, and
drill teams will be in the limelight
This program will be under the
auspices of Mrs. Gorgiana Moore,
president of B. T. w. Parent-Teach.
ers Association and Mrs. Beatrice
Robinson, Dorsey High School PTA
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This is the group of Urban League
members, Social workers and civic
workers from all over the South
who gathered in Atlanta, Ga. May
ST at the initial Urban League,
Southern Regional Conference.
Front row, left to right: Lester B.
Granger, executive director National
Urban League; Mildred Flowers,
Southern Field director, Atlanta;
Miss Clarice Jones, N. c.; Wiley
Hall, Richmond Urban League,
Richmond, Va; J. Westbrook Nc
Pherson, New Orleans Urban League
Mrs. Wheeler, Southern Field Di-
rector, Atlanta; Nelson Jackson, di-
rector, Southern Field, Atlanta.
Second row: w. Fl. Aiken, presi-
dent National Builders Association,
Atlanta; Dr. Benjamin Mays, presi-
dent Morehouse College, Atlanta;
Atty. l.. d. Thomas, president Ne
gro Service Council, Miami; repre-
sentative birmingham Community
Chest, Ala; V. A. Hampton, execu-
tive secretary Council of Communi-
ty Forces, Chattanooga, Tenn; l.. l.
Alexander, president Jacksonville
Urban League.
Third row: Representative from
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Style Show And
Dance Thursday

Society is preparing to witness the
annual style Show and dance spon
sored by the daughter Elks OF
Greater Miami Temple No 1863.
Daughter Sarah Smalley and
Daughter Lucille Martin states that
patrons of this affair begin making
reservations for this affair immed-
lately after the announcement was
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president. An admission OF twenty.
five cents will be charged each in.
dividual, and net proceeds will go
toward defraying immediate ex.
penses of both bands.
The communities are asked to
kindly attend the above attraction.
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Mitchell, director Southern Region
al Council, president New Orleans
Urban League; Representative John.
son, Fort Worth, Urban League,
Texas; Levin Armwood, executive
director Jacksonville Urban League.
Last row, standing; Orchard
Paris. director promotion and pub.
licity, National Urban League.
George L. Edwards, assistant direc-
tor Southern Field Division, Allan.
ia.
Seated: President Little Rock Ur-
ban League, Ark; w. Ii. Bass, Jr..
director Little Rock. Urban League
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Pilgrimage

The public is invited to worship
along with the Sphinx Civic Club
on Sunday am. May % at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. Rev. f. t. Graham
pastor, at the IL o'clock service.
Herman Blackshear. reporter
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Atlanta Urban League; w. G. Pink
ston, DR.. e. A. Ward, Rev. H. E.
S. Reeves, NSC, Miami; Mrs. b. e.
Mays, chairman Program Commit
tee Southern Field, Atlanta; Clar-
ence Coleman, Atlanta Urban League
Ga.
Fourth row: Erlene Wright South
ern Field, Ga, Publicity and Promo
ton; Mrs. C. d. Johnson, execu-
tive secretary, oklahoma City; Mrs.
Grace Hamilton, executive secretary
Atlanta Urban League, Ga: Harry
Aston, Winston-Salem Community
Relation Project, N. c.; Mr.. George
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Dems To Cold
Shoulder Dixiecrats

WASHINGTON - amp - "a
Dixiecrat has no future in the
Democratic party" said Sen. J..
Howard McGrath 3D., R ~, chair
man of the Democratic National
committee, here last week. McGrath
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made as to the date.

nldU6 us 20 II40 NesG0s
Aside from the latest styles worn
during the evening there will also
be floor show. Tickets are on sale
by the members of the Temple. Also
at the Elks Club on 9th street. Elks
Club on 18th terrace, Dunn's Coffee
Shop, and the Paradise hotel.
Make table reservations by phon-
ing 2-9395, DIT. Sarah Smalley( up
stairs) and 3-2723, DIT. Lucille Martin
downstairs.