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Evening star., 1949-02-23

given the Governments top execu-
tiyes. Some members are very
much opposed to the administra-
tions proposals which would IN
crease cabinet members salaries
by $4,000 annually, raise the SAL
aries of agency heads by $1,000 a
wear, and grant $12,500 year in
creases to under secretaries OF tne
various departments.
Feel Raises Excessive.
They feel these amounts are
exhorbitant. One proposal re-
portedly was made by Representa-
tive Williams, Democrat, OF Mis-
sissippi. to limit the pay increases
to Is per cent of the officials pres
ent salary, with ceiling OF $4,000.
Others, like Representative Rees,
Republican, of Kansas, and Gross,
Republican, of Iowa, also are re-
ported by colleagues as objectlng
to figures in the present bill. and
offering different proposals to
scale GOWN LIE dIuoullto.
The fight to retain the admin
istratien's proposals has support
ers, such as Representative Miller,
Democrat, of California, who is
said to have stated that any at
tempts to water down the amounts
would result in confusion and
inequities and would defeat the
purpose of the bill, which is to
enable the Government to attract
and retain the best possible men.
Chairman Murray of the COM
mittee is reported to be pursuing
middle ground in the dispute.
Committee members say Mr.. Muir
ray suggested compromise solu-
ton of cutting $4,000 off OF the
administration salary proposal
for each position in the bill.
Personal Dislikes Aired.
Also complicating the situation
are the various personal likes and
dislikes of the various Govern
ment officials affected by the leglS-
lation. Several members have a
pet peeve against certain Federal
officials and want to exclude them
from the measure. Others are
complaining because certain other
Government officials are not in
cluded in the bill.
AS the committee concluded its
second futile session. its members
continued to debate the bills fea-
lures in loud voices as they st1olled
down the corridor.
1t is becoming apparent that the
bill that the committee will
finally report will.not be. as liberal
as the one sought by the admin
istration. The individual amounts
stand to be reduced by several
thousand dollars each and per-
haps by even more.
The Senate Civil Service Com
mittee is expected to approve the
administration proposed in
creases, and in that case the diff
ferences would have to be
threshed out in conference.
| The House Civil Service Com
mittee, however, is agreed on one
thing. anyway. There Is no op-
position to the $3.50 a year pay
raise provisions for District gov
ernment and foreign service en-
ployes.
MEMORIES-Operating on the
principle that turnabout is fair
play, Republican members OF
Congress are needing their DEM
ocratic colleagues over the slow
start of the new Congress with
this revised chant:
1.-The do-nothing. good-for-
nothing 81st Congress"
X X X \
MERITORIOUS President
Truman is expected to afflx his
signature speedily to the bill
which will permit Capitol Hill
committee staff members who lose
their jobs to obtain employment
as soon as they can in the Gov
/ ernment's executive branch. AT
Evening star., 1949-02-23

HARRISBURG PA-THROWN INTO RIVER AND STONED
Little Sharol Zimmerman under treatment at hospital
pushed into the SuSquehanna River
then stoned 10year- whose withheld
by juvenile authorities Police Chief Oscar Bough said w L.
Knge Hunter Pa reported he heard feeble cries for
help and the boy hurting stones into the river When he
advanced to investigate the boy and sharo dragged herself
Chief Bough the released the custody OF his
parents denied any connection with the The in the
picture is Jean Kutzer. -AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1949-02-23

French Morocco plans to sell
900 tons of olive oil to the United
States and turn 1000 tons over
to sardine Gamers.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
7empers Flare in Committees
Fight on 7op-Brocket Pay Bill
By Joseph Young

emers ared and disagreement mounted yesterday House
Civil Service Committee members failed sembance
bill the
top officials.
1t frtless closed meeting weeks
the committee various members said that the still
Evening star., 1949-02-23
AItef SUNSET.
Precipitation

Police in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
have a drive on to oust worn-out
taXicabs.
Evening star., 1949-02-23

utter disagreement" over the
measure. The committee will try
again next Tuesday to straighten
Evening star., 1949-02-23

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. ~, on February Is.
Lowest, 81. on January 30.
High and Low for Yesterday.
High, 81, at $50 pm.
Low, 80, at Ala am.
Tide Tables
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Report.

. District of Columbia - Mostly
sunny and rather windy. Highest
around 81 this afternoon. Clear
and colder tonight with lowest
about 35 in the city and 80 in
suburbs. Tomorrow increasing
jcloudfhesS and mild followed by
occasional rain in afternoon or at
night. ~
= Virginia and Maryland-Fair
and somewhat colder tonight. To-
morrow increasing cloudiness and
mild followed by occasional rain
west portion in afternoon and east
portion toward night.
Wind velocity, 19 miles per hour;
direction, northwest.
River Report.
From United States EnRineers)
Potomac River muddy ut Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1949-02-23
MERITORIOTIS

MERITORIOUS President
Truman Is expected to aff1x his
signature speedily to the bill
which will permit Capitol Hill
committee staff members who lose
their jobs to obtain employment
as soon as they can in the Gov
ernments executive branch. At
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

merf ourd Die 8eeriinoune Der Ser.
Staaten bon europa su fronen
tpiinift, fir cine poittioe t5teaung-
nabme eintrat, aber 5uelei1 eine,l
lpatereu Iermin 3esember ODER
Sanuar - porl6lug.
9tun lit es einfab pie oas IBG,
oab Die gurupa4ltnion nidt Ieben uno
mirfen fam, spenn iie ouf ben @eIt-
rano oes Sentiments belhrGnft bIeibt.
Sic beoarf Der grpeiterung ourh Sen
Itlantiiden Haft, ben ltarfe Stro-
mungen I'M amerifaniiben Seuat 81,
elmer atlantiiben Union ent1pideln
mo6ten, unb Der ausoebnung au=
nafit auf 8eitsGeuti6Iano. tpomog.
lid unter Su5iebune bon ipnbolii
gertretern Der So,piets Gone uno Der
olteuropaiihen 2dnoer, Die belte nod
our6 Die ruiiiibe &errl6aft an Der
ausiibune ibres 5elbitbeltimn,ungs-
.redts uerbinoert tperhen.
aber, mas fir ben Iogii6en Ser
Itano einfad lit, 1pirb oft gum 8eeens
ftan6 politiider @anoper. bic aug Ell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
5niihen Kriee uno Srieoen

8efrieoung Der BeIt in He1nt1ng ge-
iteut au tper6en, uno 1perben 5uDent
iiineit burb ben 3rah oipiIben Stub
lamb uno einem Der midtieiten ieiner
bisberigen 8aiaIlen iiberibattet.
gines Der ihlimmiteu 9inoerniiie
auf Dem @ege CUR Reuoro,lung Der
@elt nod Der groBen 8oIferfatoltro-
pbe lit Der DoIitanbise Mansel elmer
programmatiiden, ouf 9rin5ipien be-
griin6eten Yolitif. Cine folbe Iiegt
ttidt in bent @eIen bes Die @eitnelt
beberridenhen 2ibernIismt,s. Seine
@affe tit Die MadtpoIitif. ieine Me-
tboaen Iiesen anf benz Bebiet bes Sp-
pnrtunismus un6 oes l1tiIitarismus.
tSeine StaatsfunIt erlbopft iib in Der
Musnusung Don @eleeenbeiten, tpie
tie ii6 aus Dem fortibreitenoen Weh-
iel Der internationalen Gage ierpeils
ergeben. CT BaBt BEN &omntunismus,
Der feline &reiie Itort uno iein fiinit-
lides Birtibaftsipitem 5ll 5eri6lagen
brobt. Iber er befdmpft ibn nift ols
cine antiioaiale unb antibriitIide
@eltanihauune, oie ibm BEL ieiner
eieenen abfebr bon Ser briltli1en
@eieul6aftsorbnung eleibgiiltig lit,
|unb tit ie6er5eit bereit, lpenn bas iei-
|tten materieIlen Sntereiien bie,Ii6 all
ieit i6eint, NIT ibm 5u paftieren.
4us bieier Saltuns ereibt ii9 Die
groBe @efabr oes gege.tipdrtieen au=
genblids. gs lit tros alien bel6o=
nigenoen @ere6es fli1t a15uneb=
men oaB iid bic perantmortli1en
8erionlihfeiten in @aibinston unb
anoern Snuptitdbten oes @eitens i'm
lnflarert iino iiber Die idpere Seie@
6erlage, 6ie Der @eIteit in China err
litten bat, uno iiber Die forteeieste
8e6robung bes europaiiben @eitens
ourh Die DDnanif Der ruiiii1en @e-
iualtpolitif. Dos berfiibrt Bel 6ent
WangeI eines ipirHiben 9roaromnls,
fur oas stingebenre nlilitdrii1e Ni-
itungen u,tb Die 1pirtlhaftIihe
Stiitung @elt-guropas eiren unsu-
reihenoen Grias bieten, gu einer aon-
iunfturpolitif, bic nur gu neuen gnt-
tduIhungen ut1o neiien &ataltropben
fiibren fann.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

@s ldBt iih uugenblidlih nod niht
iogen, iDobin ser ruiiild-iusollatpiide
&onflift fiibren mag. Gros Der geaen
Eito anse6robten obur1greifenben
MaBnabmen "fann Sen Diftatoren i'm
&reml, 1penisltens i'm MuaenbIid,
ni6t baran eeleeen iein, einen arieg
nit Sugoila1pien berbei5ufiibren, bon
oem man onnimmt, oaB es I'M beuti-
gen auBerruiiiiben europa iiber oie
itarfite Irmee berfiigt. Gin FOLDER
arieg oes ruiiifd)en 4oloiies tpiiroe,
tpenn er AUDI fei,l alIaa groBes milf
tdrii6es &iiifo fir ben Mnsreifer ELM
1hlieben iolte, bic be,lfbar 1pirfunas.
bolite @egenpropaganba biIben, 6ie
Der Stalinismus gegen iih ielber ent.
falten f0nnte, 5i,,naI rnh BEN DerIdie-
oenen rGrieoensfongreiien" 6jeies
Sabres un0 ben ionitigen Gornen Ser
boliheuiitiihen ~Grieoensoffen1ipe"
unter oeren 3eiben Die ganae rote
@eltpropaganoa ieit- geraun,er 3eit
itebt.
@s fommt bina,,. oab StaIin uno
iein Bolitbiiro fein Sntereiie 6aran
baben f0nnen, iid) In ibrem falten
&rieg nit oent oenofrotiI1en @ejten
.6urd einen bermeiobaren arnftauf.
mano auf benz @aIfan iAm6hen, ipenn
niht Iabmlegen 3M ln5fea - rI1,,R bod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

OuueIW0 Qla unIerIQHtger OeI0laS
mann iih 5u betdtigen, unb Dos I'M
10 tDeniger, oa er erfannte, 0aB er ii
bieIer Roqe auf oen lnabbangigfeits'
millen pon nielen tauienb Serben
aroaten uitp. itoBen tperoe. 3uoen
iiiblte er nod Sen grfoleen ieines
meteorbaiten Aufitiegs, oaB er au
8roBerem eeboren lei, unb er iab iid
bereits als Der Beberrider oes Bal.
fans.
sSn Mostou ipar er 6arum aueeu.
'lbeinltd lfon lanee berodhtig, lin1
Der 5weifellos in boberem auitraa
l,tternommene 8oritob Der aomin.
form mar Die erite offentlihe Ser.
marnnns. ,Sn Nosfau iopobl als aud
IN 8elgrao lheute man lange Dor ei.
mem 8ru1 auriif, man begniiste iid
auf beioen Soften nit GefIanatieuen
|in,o Gen1onitrationen. Grit oie 8ari.
fer Miniiterfonferen5 ntahte es oifen-
bar, oaB Der 8remI nidt seneist war,
bic Mabt oes aufiaiiigen Satrapen au
itdrfen. es eeihab bas in ben Ser.
banolungen iiber Die @ebietsonIprii.
DIE, oie Gito eesen Seiterrei1 in
4arnten .erbob. &uBlano bebanoelte
oieie auipriide leoieli1 ols Sbader.
obieft, Inn feline eigenen Soroerunget,
ourd5uiesen, oeriaete aber Tito feline
Silfe CUR gr1peiterung oes iugoiIa.
Diihen @ebiets ouf Soften SeIter.
reihs. 0as rei5te oen .Mari1an
oerart, oaB er Die Sadie @rieben.
lambs I'M 4ontpf nit ben BON Mos.
fou geitiisten &ommuniiten f0roerte
8ie melt oas bon ginflub auf Die
Gage IN @riedenluno mar, l1Bt iid
nod ntft flar feitltenen. Eatiabe
aber lit, baB in ben lesten Mohen Der
fommuniitiibe Biireerfrieg 5erbrof.
felte uno oaB 8uBlanb bier cine emp.
finoli6e 8ieoerlage erlebt bat. Dami1
aber mar Sito nid)t 5ufrieben. 8iel.
mebr erlieB er einen 4ppen ON biz
Bulgaren uno MIbaner, lih Iei,tel
HebeQion gegen yWiitterhen MuB.
Lamb" an5uiblieBen. Wosfau bat i'm
oaranfbin ausbriidlif) aIs .5einb"
be5ei6net, mas mad Den Begriffen Ser
8onliuform elmer M1terfIarune
|gleihfomtnt. ane Srabonten Ses STE.
girnes in @oridJnu, Bufnreit, Brna
| iirb fir ons groBe aeiieltreiben Be,
reit. Wosfau bot ieirten 8otidaftel
2atDrentiep abberufen ,,no gum Giae.
IuBenminiiter gemabt. Damit lit oas
Sauptquartier Ser Sperationen seger,
Sito aus 8elgrao nod Wosfau Der.
legt - elm 3ei6en, oaB Die iugoila.
nilfe 8eitapo 81 idarf aufsepabi
bat. 3Diiben Nosfa1 u1o Belgraf
geben bitterboie Noten bin uno ber,
m benen ii6 Die @eltfommuniIten i'm
&remI uno oie 0ationalfommuniiten
Sitos bic eroBten @robbeiten einan.
Der an ben &opf tperferL iih eeeeniei.
tig btnterliitigen 8ortbruhs un6 an.
oerer uni1oner Dinge beiduloigen =
nobel iiderlid beioe Hedt baben. gs
entbiut iib oa elm 8ilo semeinen
Sreibens, mie es in ser beutieen 8elt
gang llno gabe lit = oiesieits uns
lenleits oes giiernen Sorbangs. Cine
Satlahe miro in bielem fommuniiti=
lhen Streit bon neuem beltdtigt: 9ab
Wfostau fein anoeres 3iel fennt als
Die abiolute Beberridung Ser 2d,t-
Der, anf bic es feline 6auit geIegt bat,
obne Hiidfibt auf ben Billen uno oas
Bobl unb 8ebe Der B0lfer. ltno =
Dos lit oas ErOitlide in bieier rotten
Anseinanoeriesung = es beit1tigt Iid
bas Bort IN Gburdius 8oitoner Ste
be, oab aub Wosfaus 8Gume ni6t
in ben Simmel tpadlien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
Der 3onHift sipiideu Nosfan
.,inb BeIsrab

Wfon b1tte an1ebmen fonnen, oaB
Die bitteren grfabrungeit nit Wosfali
nod Der teilmeiien &I1rung Der oeut-
ihen Grage - onr6 bic eriolgreihe
8ebaupt,lng oes @eite1s IN Berlin
lnb bic bei allen berebtieten 8e6en-
fen i'm Sinne Der @eitpolitif ausee=
faaenen oeutiben Wablen = au eli
ner 6auerno feiten Yolitif in europa
fiibren apiiroen. 4ber alles i9ei1t in
Der beltigen politiiben Yfuiberei oa-
81 oerurteilt au fem, sStiidtperf 5u
bleiben. Statt Deuti6Ianb Hug in ben
europdiiden Hlan ein5ubalen, I1bt
man unter Dem fortgeiesten Druid Der
5abrif6emontagen l,no Heinlider So
Experimentation bic @unoe in Der
Weitte @uropas peiteribmdren. unb
Die StraBburger 8elpre1ungen bros
ben i'm S,n1pf nationaliitiider &leir,-
liAfeitsfrdmerei gu eriaufen. @ie i'm.
mer bleibt bic Staatsfunit bes @e-
items auf balben Bege iteben l1no bGIt
umidau nod ireeno eirem abeefiir5-
ten 8erfabren, oas bic Mubieligfeiten
langiamen, bebarrli1en gufbaus
iiberfliiiig au MAIDEN berbeiBt. Gin
iolbes beqlemes Berfabren ibeint i'm
lrteiI tpeitlider StaatsmGrtner Der
Ronflift 5tpilhen Mosfau ino Bel=
grao in Musiidt 5u itellen, un6 nit
Bonne laufen tie bieier Shta Wor-
CANA nod.
Wan bate ben ldon ieit Sabr unb
Gag bin- un6 ber1pogenben 5treit
smiihen pMarlhan" Gito un6 Der
Rominforn nibt re9t ernft genom-
men, i'm gum 9eil iogar als Spiegel-
fedterei betrahtet. Mber alen1 9ln-
ibein nod banbelt es iid UNI cine
&raftprobe. burh ipeIhe Der &remI
bic abiollte Mbb6ngigfeit ieiner 8a-
iaIlen BON ieinem Mahtpillen barau-
t,in Iudt. 9ito, cine &reatur Wosfaus
un6 Der fur5iidtigen, ibp19Iiden
Holitif 0es @eitens, Der ieinen ur-
.ipriingliden iugoila,piihen 8erbii1,-.
oeten Mibaelotpitib preissab, fano
iid nod Dem Rrieg in elmer lpidtiget,
S5blniielitell1lng als Sahmalter MuB-
lonos IN Dem 2ano, 6as oas ihon
lange eritrebte .Jeniter auf 6as Msit.
telneer binaus1 beiaB. gr mar Sta
Inns getreler Bafnn un6 mar allen
Mnihein lah 1piIlens, fem 0alrb be-
reit a,t bnIten oils Musfalltor gegen
Stoliert un6 In oas MitteIu,eer.
Aber felber Elm gefdbrIider @plpor.
fdmmltngs mar Tito niht eapillt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

nem freien Slug einen niibleIigen
Darif MAIDEN. gs idbeirrt, bab Der
fran5oiiide IuBenniniiter 2obert
S6uman, eiuer Der penisen gli6fer,
Die on Der neberbriidrmg oes Rbeins
arbeiten, burt Die parIamentarii6e
S6made ieiner Reeierune itarf be-
binoert lit unb eleib oen iibrigen
fran5oiii6en Bolitifern iih nidt bon
Dem @eoanfen freima1en fonnen, oaB
Deuti6lanb elm idDaher Staat bIeis
ben mub.
Gbaus in China
Ser Gormarlh Der &ommuniIten in
China eebt, tros eelesentliber grfol-
ee Ser Hottonoliiten, tpeiter. Canton,
Die iiiolide Hiefenitaot, BON Ger aus
Dor 5pan5is Sabren 1idians ani-
idef ieinen Sieeeslauf antrat, miro
aerduut. 5ormola. Die iippise tropi-
fhe Sniel, ioa iein 9auptquartier
Deroen. Die 3eeierl,ne f,,ht 3ufhlf)t
IN ben Bergen bon Saetidman, oeiIen
(Sortfesura auf @etis ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
Yrosrainniloie Eolitif

Sn ibrer @eiamtbeit. bilbet Die
@eItlnee tpabrlih feline @etp6br fir
cine iih poIlaiebenbe StabiIiiierung.
Die @ntanidlungen i'm Jernen Otter,
allein itellen neue idtpere &ompIifa-
tionen in Dem Mingen 5tpiiben Often
i,116 Weiten in Musfi1t. Da3u fontmt
bic trot Mnrib1n- -BIan ii1 nerIhlim-
mern6e @irtibaftsIoge BEG @eitens,
Die bor anem burh bic britiibe Doll
Iarnot gum Musoruf fonlnlt uno a.,
8eritimm,tngen 5tpiihen England umo
Gmerifa fiibrt, fir bic man in Neos-
Tau iebr benboris lit. Diefen l,nb am
bern acknowledgement Griheinungell
itebt eirtigermaBen ausgleihe1b ge-
geniiber 6ns 5eitpeilige Mbflanen 6es
.falten Rrieges~ in europa, 6as gum
Eel NIT ben rliiifhen 8l6nen in
Miien, gum 3eil nit Dem atpildgsn
9lpstnu un6 @eIgr1o entbrannten
4onflift in 3ufahmenbnng ftebt. Die
IN StraBburg Dor fih gebenben @e.
ipreduneen uber Bic Ginie,lng G,iro.
pos fino ei1ifimeiiel nod al probIenia.
fifd, nm als tuidti9er 5oftpr fir 6ie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
Die Strakbarser -8eiprednngen

Ser MbibluB Der 5taatseriinoung
tpir6. ipie geiaet, Witte September er.
tpartet. 8is 0abin miro Der europa
Stat. Der feit bem TO-. auguit in
StraBburg tagt, ieine @eratlineen ab<
1seihIoien Baben. Die Grage Der Muf-
nabme Der Deutidem @epubIif 1T bort
binter ben &uliiien bin uno Der erSr.
teri iporben. 'Das grgebnis mar, 0aB
@iMffon Churchill. Der iein 2ebens.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16
Friendship Garden
And Civic Club

AT a meeting of the Friendship
Garden and Civic club held Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Claudia Adams, 1929 NV 5th ave.,
Mrs. A. M. Coleman, president of
the organization and general chair
man of the Annual Health Program
which is being observed here from
April TO May 16, announced the
appointment of the parade, essay,
prize and speaking bureau commit
tees.
The parade committee, with Miss
Helen Fisher and Mrs. Annett Nc
Neal co-chairmen, Mesdames: Flos'
sic Gibson, Margie Wake and Lii
liam Baillou committee members,
will concern itself with arranging
Mammoth street parade wherein all
city and county music units will be
asked to participate.
The essay committee, of which
Miss Dorothy Sanford and Mrs. Dor
othy Graham are co-chairmen, along
with Mesdames: Wilhelmina c.
Rhetta, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, and
Miss Connie Simmons committee
members, will lay plans for conduct
ing essay contests in the various
schools in the county on some
phase of the Importance of guarding
ones health against the ravages Of
disease.
The prize committee, headed by
Mrs. Madeline Thompson and Mrs.
Alberta Carey along with commit
tee members Mesdames: Alice But
Ter, Annie Bell Smith, Ruby Thomas
Martha Williams and Gussie Gam
BILE, will solicit prizes and arrange
for the awarding of the same to
various participants in the health,
cleanup and paint-up campaign
based upon proficiency.
The speakers bureau committee
which will be directed by Mrs. Ina
Blackshear and Mrs. Miriam Stir
rup and Mesdames: A. M. Twine,
Claudia Adams, Flora Strachan, Lee
nora Johnson and Ellen Marque
committee members, will seek speak
ers and arrange for them to appear
before various church, school, So
cial & and civic groups to discuss.
various phases of the health, clean
up and paint-up campaign.
Mrs. Thomas, the general chair
man, states the response in the pro.
gram thus far has been most graft
flying. y
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16
Announcement

The Federation of Negro Clubs.
Inc, will celebrate it's Sth anniver.
sary with Program on Sunday.
April II 1949 at Trinity Wesleyan
Methodist Church, N. w. End ave.
and 14th st. at p. M, to which all
are invited. Also, on Monday night.
April 18th there will be All Clubs
Reunion at the Center, 1898 N. w.
Srd ave., to which the public is in
vited, Tuesday. April 18th our An
nual Complimentary Ball. Come out
and enjoy yourselves to all of these
affairs,
e. The. Committee
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16
Key West News
SUPREME GRAND MASTER
VISITS KEY WEST
BY MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS

Supreme Grand Master Clarence
storr of The Grand United order OF
the st. John of N. and S. A., Inc, Is
visiting relatives and friends In Key
West, while in Florida. The SUI
preme G. M. headquarters is in New
York. =
Before leaving, the State SUM,
Clarence Storr will visit several
Councils in the state. He will VISIT
Councils in Key West this week.
state Grand Master A. A. Roberts
plans to accompany him on his tour
of the state.
Mr.. Joseph Kershaw, Athletic d.
rector Of the B. T. Washington III
School was here spending the week
end with his wife and family, VINO
plan to leave soon. Mr.. Kersha"
is a native Key WEBSTER, and we'll
liked by our citizens.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Delphine Role Johnson of
1886 N. w. End Ct, Miami celebrated
her birthday on Monday, April IL,
at her home. The guests Were: Mr..
Ellis Carter, Mrs. Carnetta Phil
more, Mrs. Bertha Alexander, Mr..
Henry Keenes, Jr.. Mrs X. Frances
Wilson, Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs.
Merriam Brown, Mrs. Herman Will
lian1s, Mr.. Charles Kilgore, Mr.. Aus
tin Arnett, Mrs, Agnes Jenkins, Mr..
Barney Monroe. Mr.. & Mrs. Vivian
Pratt, Mr.. Richard Curtis, Master
Willie Reid Williams.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

The Catholic Willing Workers
Club is sponsoring their annual Eas.
ter Monday evening, leaving st.
Joseph all at pm, Adm. 20 cents,
Music will be furnished by the Welt
ers Cornet Band. Prizes will be CIV
en- to the ones that have the pref
test Easter basket.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

Don't forget to send your news to
the reporter on Monday evenings.
After Monday. it is too late.
Yours truly. wishing you one and
all, A Happy Easter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

The Ministerial Alliance will hoio
it's regular Sunrise Service at Fort
TAYLOR Beach for the first time at
this site. Those attending the serv-
ice will be able to actually see the
SIM as it rises over the great At
lantic ocean as they enjoy the fresh
breeze of the ocean worshipping and
commemorative the Eastertide Oh
Christ the risen King at the break
of dawn.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

Mrs. Merlinda Harrington was
honored with a Surprise Birthday
Party Saturday night, April 9Th at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Stubbs. This affair was given by the
members of the Ushers' Board OF
Bethel AME Church, of which Mrs.
Harrington is the President OF the
Ushers' Board A delightful time
was had by all present
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

The st. Johns Social Club nelo
its regular meeting at the home Oh
Brother Leonard Carey Wednesday
night. The regular business was as
cussed by it's members. After wnicn
the club enjoyed themselves with
repast given at the Brothers home
The Social Club will sponsor a PIC
mic at Fort Taylor Beach on Easter
Monday. Free admission. The pubic
is invited to attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

General D. Eisenhower and the
top ranking official Of the Armed
Forces are here holding conferences
in the Little White House. The ma
ture of the meeting is unknown.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

Miss Lucy Roberts of Miami
Beach spent day visiting her sis
terinlaw Mrs. Sara Roberts last,
week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

The Welters Cornet Band VIII
give a Band Concert at Fort Taylor
Beach on Easter Sunday. The PUG
lie is invited to attend. Please don't
miss this musical treat. This band
has been rated as one of the best
band in the state.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-16

On the sick list this week are Mrs
Ethel Cleare and Mrs. Alma Jones.
Friends wish them a speedy recov'
cry.