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Evening star., 1949-10-06

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The House-enacted bill provides
an average $113 pay increase, COM
pared to the $125 in the Senate
bill. The House and Senate meas
ures also differ on the new classi-
fication structure, with the House
bill calling for 18 classified grades,
compared to IA grades contained
in the Senate measure.
The commission is working on
a compromise version which will
contain the IL grades proposed
by the House, but will provide
pay increases nearer to the $125
average in the Senate measure.
POSTAL-The conferees also
can be expected to come up with
a compromise on the postal pay
measure, with a good chance that
they will split the difference be-
tween the $100 Senate bill and the
$3.50 House measure. This would
give postal workers somewhere
around $125.
Still to be decided is whether
postal workers will get the addi-
tional five days annual leave voted
by the House and ignored by the
Senate. Also, the House voted
for uniform allowances. while the
Senate did not.
+
TOP BRACKET - Indications
are the conferees will accept the
top bracket pay proposals sub
mitted to them yesterday at the
White House by President Tru-
man.
In most instances Mr.. Truman's
proposals adhere to the less lib
eral Senate top-bracket measure,
but he did ask that about Is top
Government officials be given
greater increases than provided
for in the Senate measure.
He asked that the $4,000 pro-
posed by the Senate be increased
to $4,000 for such officials as the
controller general, budget director,
Federal security administrator,
veterans administrator, general
services administrator. chairman
Of the National Security Resources
Board and all the undersecretaries
in cabinet-status departments.
The House bill would give them
$4,000.
Also, Mr.. Truman asked that the
$4,000 Senate ceilings be in
creased to $l6.500 for the Assistant
Controller General. Assistant
Budget Director, Central Intel
ligence Agency director. Deputy
Veterans Administrator. FBI di-
rector, Assistant Federal Security
Administrator, chairman Of the
Federal Mediation and Concilia-
ton Service, and the chairmen Of
the Council Of Economic Advisors.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
s Missing College Girls
Found on Mountain
BY the Assoeioted Press

MONTREAL. N. c., Oct. g.
Six frightened girls, missing all
night in a sweeping fog on lonely
Greybeard Mountain, were found
unharmed today.
Sheriff's officers located them in
Q cabin, where they spent the
night after going on q hike.
The girls are students at Mon
treat College, a Presbyterian school
here. They left yesterday on q
hiking trip and were reported
missing early last night.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Bill 10 Spur Housing
Is 5he|yed by Senate;
Stopgap Approved
By the Associofsd Press

A program to spur construction
Of moderately priced homes rested
today in a congressional pigeon
hole labeled Business for 1880"
The Senate put the bill there
last night, approving instead a
stopgap resolution to extend
through next March l the present
Federal home loan insurance pro-
gram. That program is due to
expire at the end of this month.
Senator Maybank, Democrat, OF
South Carolina, predicted quick
House action on the extension res
olution.
The measure the Senate shelved
would have liberalized the loan
insurance program and made pos
sible lower down payments by
home purchasers. The House has
passed q somewhat similar meas
ure, but the Senate decision fore
closes any final action at this
session.
Senate Was Set for Debate.
Only last week the Senate DEM
ocratic leadership put the long
range bill on the must" list for
action before adjournment, ex-
pected this month. In fact, the
Senate was all set to start debate
on the measure yesterday as soon
as it disposed of rural telephone
measure.
But when argument over the
phone bill dragged on for hours
longer than expected. members OF
the Senate Banking Committee
got together with Democratic and
Republican leaders and decided
to try a single extension OF the
present loan insurance program.
The continuance resolution was
approved by a voice vote.
Senator Sparkman, Democrat,
Of Alabama, chief sponsor Of the
long range bill, told a reporter the
measure was put aside mainly be-
cause he and other members OF
the Banking Committee are leav-
ing tonight for Europe to study
housing conditions.
II am not too happy about
shelving the bill for this session,
but it was the only practical
thing to do" Senator Sparkman
said.
Held Conference With House.
I'VE thought the debate on the
telephone bill would last only 80
or 40 minutes and that there
would be plenty Of time to get a
vote on the housing bill. In fact,
we had conference with the
House Ito iron out differences be-
tween the Senate and House bills)
tentatively set up for 4 pm. yes
terday.
"As things turned out, several
Of us vitality interested in the bill
probably would not even have
been here for conference If the
Senate had acted"
Senator Sparkman said he in
tends to insist on bringing the
bill up early next year.
There are some advantages IN
the delay" he added. There are
4 number of controversial fea-
lures in the bill and this will
give us more time to study those.
Senator Sparkman and other
hackers Of the measure already
had agreed to eliminate perhaps
the most hotly disputed section
It would authorize up to $1,000.-
000, 900 in Government loans to
co-operatives and other non-
profit organizations. The loans
would be payable over so years
at 8 per cent interest.
In view Of the postponement.
that provision will stay in the bill
for more leisurely debate next
YEAR Senator Sparkman said,
Evening star., 1949-10-06

quest of House
Senate confer
ees.
While tn i S
doesn't mean
that the con-
I ere es have
agreed to ac-
cept the new
pay schedule, it
will give them
a working for
mula and sug-
geSts that some
thing a lon q
that line will
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Six Injured in Collapse
Of Chicago Factory
Rx the Assoeiafsd Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-A rear SEC
tion Of q four story brick factory
collapsed in a cloud Of dust today.
Six persons were injured.
The building is at 1850 South
Union avenue, on the near South
west Side. It is occupied by the
Goodman Yarn Co.
Debris tumbled onto two-story
residence near the factory's rear
wall. At least five of the injured
were women.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

1870 and after 3N
The seIf-employed who are
covered would pay "a of the above
rates. ...
The program outlined above is
the insurance part Of the social
security program, in which work.
ers and their employers pay Gin
Evening star., 1949-10-06
The Federal Spotlight
Average Raise May Top $125
In Redistribution Compromise
By Joseph Young

being the Governments
that would Federal
pay the Governments classified
employees.
strike middle ground between
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Poland hopes to ship 5000, 900
pounds of canned hams to Amer
lea this year.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Lne HOUSE anu Oe1IdIe IeCldoo1iI-
cation bills, is being prepared by
the Civil Service Commissions
reclassification division, at the re-
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Joseph Young's Federal Spot
light radio broadcast Is heard
every Saturday at S::15 pm.
oper WMAL, The Star station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
BorkIeys Arripe
At Shangri-La
For " eeks Stay I

SEA ISLAND, Ga, Nov. 22,-
tP) Vice President Alben Bark
lev and his bride are taking it
easy today at Shangri-la, The
honeymoon spot which has turn
ed out to be Sea Island, Georgia.
They arrived there yesterday
after a three-day drive from st.
Louis, where they were married
last week.
Now, says honeymoon Barkley,
I'VE just want to take it easy
The hotel manager says MIR.
Barkley is just like one Of our
22-year-old grooms.n
Sea Island IS favorite retreat
for newly WEEDS. Winston ChSnch-
ills daughter Sarah ~ riqafri-
ed Antony Beauchamp there last
month.
After his first look at the
honeymoon apartment, Bafkley
"a former Kentucky Senator
asked. lis there anything from
Kentucky here2
The Harkleys apparently p1an
to stay at Sea Island for about enc
week. Mrs. Harkley was REMIND
ed that she could brush up On her
cooking and ironing
Commented the Vice -Presidan
She's been avoiding that lob 50
far.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

dren, Mrs. Charles Cremata and
. Joseph Sawyer. They also have
| two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Mr., Sawyer is not in the very
best of health at the present time,
but Mrs, Sawyer. wonderful
and delightful woman of much
vigor and great good humoE has
cheerful greeting and a witty
saying for everyone every day.
The writer passes the Sawyer
home twice daily. and chuckles
for hours afterwards about some
of Mrs. Sawyer's choice sayings.
On this inspiring occasion, that
of their Golden Wedding Ami
versary, all the friends and rela-
tives of Mr., and Mrs, Sawyer,
and indeed the entire city, extend
congratulations and heartfelt
good wishes to the happy couple.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Coming Eue''is

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22
Second day Of Thanksgiving
Festival sponsored BY St.
Pauls Wunan's Auxiliary,
Baby Show, second ag e
group judging 4 IF NJ. at
Parish House. Turkey supper
games and food sale, 8P. NJ.
on grounds.
Rehearsal, Key West Commuu
ity Singers, T.45 PM, at Stone
Church, Eaton and Simonton
Streets. Preparations for
Coming Presentation Of The
Messiah.
Regular meeting. Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No
IA, 7.30 p. M. at Knights o.
sPythias Hall ON Fleninf
street. Visiting Rebekah,
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 23
Thanksgiving Dance. sponsored
by Key West Golf Club, 8 p
M. at Elks Club, Music by
Aren't Sjursen and his Three
Sharps. Floor Show.
Meeting. La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. S8. z;S0 PM,
in Clubroonns, Building 178,
US. Naval Station
Special Thanksgiving Teenage
Dance, Armory at White and
Southland streets. Music by
Coral Isle Serenaders. Mr.
and MRS. Myrtland Gates
chaperones.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Teenag Nance Armory a
White and Southland streets
Music by Coral Isle Serenad,
ers. Nh. and Mrs Myrtlanc
Gates. chaperones. Snack bal
with soft drinks onlx,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is
Annual meeting, Key Wes
Chapter of American Rel
Cross, 8 P. M. at Monro,
County Clinic Auditorium
Program, election of officer
and directors for 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
~. Peoples Guest Speaker At
Monroe County Council PTA Meet

lit done. The unit will work in
different sections of the city on
certain dates, which will be an
Inounced later. Dir. Peoples said
'sThe X-Ray will only take about
5 minutes to complete, there will
be no disrobing just step up TO
the machine and the picture will
be made The report will be com
fidential, being mailed to the
person to whom it belongs direct
from the health department. The
unit viii stop in Marathon on
December Is and in Matecumbe
and Tavernier on the 16.
Community singing led by Mrs,
Norma Dopp with Mrs. Roy Ed
wards pianist, was enjoyed by
all.
The executive board met at Il
p. m. just prior to the regular
meeting. II was recommended by
the board and adopted by the
council that a luncheon be held
preceding each meeting. Mrs.
Susan Adams and Mrs. Ella
Johnson we're appointed to the
hospitality committee to make
plans for these luncheons.
There viii be no regular meet
ing held IN December. The next
meeting will be IN January anG
viii be held at the Harris Elez
mentary School,
The meeting was adjourned
and the High School hostesses
served delicious refreshments on
the school grounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Macy WiUes BO,OI Tuesday And
Ffidny Mornings At Us. Naval Station,

ews fave enthusiastic bowl
&na heeinners knocked down
IS b the Navy wives Tues.
49, sna friday morning sessions
81 s Naval Station Alleys
A sea The program is under
10 NCCs auspices.
&e scores lor the first week
~ g. seasons bowling were
FHfes Gainor. i48; Flo Faul-
80 and Josephine Chris
tsmea. "a.
r. Christmas Turkey Handi-
ESQ IiaNiing Tournament will be
Na the third week in December
tht tsfkey viii be awarded by
ESQ NCCS 10 the winner. Any
AHg Nilc may qualify for The
EnamCnf who has bowlee
n strings, on not less thar
tt&f n,urnings OF play, since thu
na "a tie Season on Novembe
Kfetowiing is open to all Nav,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

wives, beginners or experienced
bowlers; wives of Enlisted Per-
sonnet or Officers wives.
Half the alleys will be avail
able for non-league bowlers, and
half for the league howlers. It is
hoped to organize THE bowling
teams for the league next week.
Last weeks bowlers included
the MesdaImes Lillian DePas,
Dorothy Gravat, Lee Larsen,
Isobel Bliss, Edna Breeding, Judy
Faulds, Helen Holacher, Fritz
johnson, Katie Luckner, Flo
Faulconer, Frances Gamer, Jose.
phine Christensen, Mary Kunz
4 Peggy Little, Madeleine Taylor
and Vera Wood, USO Noes Pro-
gram Assistant, who is also 1
Navy wife.
The next bowling session viii
! be held on Friday morning
from 10 AM to IL Noon. All Navy
wives are invited to participate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Miss Latin
Anserica Contest
Being Conducted

Miss Martha B. Perez pretty
brunette, daughter Of Mrs. Lydia
Perez, and Miss Margaret Smith
charming red haired daughter Of
Sixto Smith, are the new entries
in the ''Miss Latin-Amberica Of
1919" contest to be held at the
Cuban Club Saturday night.
The contest is being sponsored
by the social club San Carlos
and supported by the Latin
American Chamber Of Com
Taerce.
Contest winner will be crown
ed some time in JANUARY when It
is expected that the club will
sponsor a dance to defray ex-
pense of the girl selected to re-
present this city at Tampa's Gas
parilla fistival in February 1850,
with all expenses paid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

- CAntY Council of P.T.A
As fpeular meeting ON Wed
af &uVember rs. al 1880 p
81 Is ~ Hlah school auditorium
a nst va was served at Il
81 tHe Truman School
f 81 executive board mem
an8 guests from the Florida
as wiu esme down to attend
HsneiiaN
F2nlla. head az the Mon
Imnig Health Unit, was the
spsak4r q the Council
aF fie taid If many ways
pTA's could be help
h ihe health program of
~ children. He said
ens would be made of
children (some of it
sn started already for
SIS 81 lonsils, ears, eyes,
e. koine members of
esa = helpful in the fol-
WWk which is very inn
"a thnt Is, when a child has
feFa who needs care of
eats. eyea, etc, the PT.A.
Aeip ~ seeing that this child
"a ~ n- D. - dentist and is
f ana Il re isAon under.
- eaili che clinic viii
a& him.
Peoples also announced
al as mobile motor x-Ray
eld - here from Deem
if. and will. take free
HAays e all persons is
af,a over who care to have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Teenagers To
Hold hanks
Dance Here

II has just been announced
that the Teenagers will hold a
special Thanksgiving Dance to-
morrow night, Wednesday, at the
Arnory at White and Southald
streets.
Music will be furnished by the
Coral Isle Serenaders, and Mr..
and Mrs. Myrtland Gates willsef-
fieiate as chaperones for the af-
fair,
The Tennagers will also hold
their. regular weekly dance on
Friday night, the 25th, as is Gus
tornary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

Coming sports well added Winter end Christ
mos programs herod the logic OF assured good pecTmones q
or rudios cor and home They add up TO the hvehes and
nosi entertaining season Of the ye and nobody cod
hove radio funconng onyhng less hcn ts very best
If yonr radio is slightly under par. bring 10 Over.
os Rudic and Appliance Company 67 Duvq Street. whsEe
experts will e4pery condition TO perform the woy you sxpe
vour favoaie athletes radio characters perform They
poir oil makes Or should you wont rodio. this firm
ia the place to buy one
Mr. Elioh Sends. owner invites you and your musicoY
inclined on,ily visit his ond the
beautiful Kimbol Ponos and he hos complete line Of record
mos including classical. cowboy and popular.
Remember too Oversees Radio and Appliance Company
hos beautiful display OF molor appliances hc could give
eo hoppnass the entire fuY this Cuisines and many
- follow also smal eleccol appliances that solve
Of your gift prehems
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Nr. Ind Mrs. William Sa,ryer
To-day Observing Fifieth
lnnirersary OF Their Marriage

~ ~ and Mrs. William
aol Elizabeth street,
e afsine their Golden We'd
aHs Anniversary.
ElF FeeFa aEo today. on No
Fnlef ri ta9a. Mrs. Sawyer,
Has ihgn Miss Leonora Me-
fM@lt hNeanae lhe bride of Viii
~ @eHffr IN q ceremony per-
Fathei Friend of ST,
WN H ~ The Sea Catholic
81 lhe Mcdonald home at
W Nth street.
sH ~ and Mrs. Sawyer are
m - Westcrs born and
hl - here IN the Island
ca NJ saNyer,s parents were
sn1 Mfs George Z. McDon-
aat hlT brother is George ].
sia
~ saNypfs have two chill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Aerouias
Ptrxse1l ger List

MAAAAAAS1AA ~ = ~ - - = 49, =
Passengers leaving for Havana.
CUBA, via Aerovias q Sal
Leta Waterman. Edward
Waterman, Christine Simpson,
Dorothy Kinelski. judith Kline
liski Katherine Harvey, Otis
Harvey, Betty Prince, Jose M.
Rodriguez, John Dickefson, Geo
gia Dickerson, Margarita McDo-
well, Ruth Baulnan, George Poag,
James LANCE, Feline Soto, Juan
Carari,
Mirta Marquee, Charles Hill
burg, Mildred Hillburg, John
Witelaws. Mercedes Perez, Con-
cepcion Perez. Cleo Smith, Pearl
smith. Ronald Smith. Jose Rod
rlauez, Rene Herrera, Maiorie
O'Neal, Oscar Rossngren, Ester
VIVA Jimenez, Oscar Alfonso.
marion laws. Catherine Radar.
Verdon Bettilyon, Janet Bettil-
Won. Percy McNeal. Margaret
McNeaL Norborne Harris, Pearl
Harris. Fred Painter. John May
nibion, Josephine Wilson, Adele
Wilson, Antonio Fumes, Fieriber-
to Bermndez,
Wallace Bieler Minerva Simon
Sara Elzeer, Hortense Lucitt
Lorraine Walsh, Thomas Ham
mock, Otto Galtung, Theodore
IIrubiel, Helen Hrubiel, Orial
RaFtoe, Louis Laeher.
Bessie Lacher. George Lacher
Edward Mirick, Jessie Mirick
Luz Greenless. Ernest Greeniess
Miguel scano Mabel Baldwin
Margaret Buchanan, Bernie.
| Warner. Harry Brown. EvsAy.
j, William Sosa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
X. ". Chapter
OF Arc. To
Meet Dec. 1

w. Gerry Harris, Chapter
Chairman. has announced that
the annual meeting Of the Key
West Chapter. American Red
Cross, viii be held on Thursday,
December /. at 8 p. m. at the
Monroe County Clinic Audi
forum.
A brief, but interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the
occasion, and the election of of
fieers and directors for the year
1850 will also take place at the
December 4 meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
BartIuIsas
VISITING
Family Here
lR Wirephoto

Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Bart
lum. Of Bogota, New Jersey, and
M and Mrs. w. Leonard Bart
hlin, of Orlando, are visiting the
Messrs. BartIuIn's sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
John G, Sawyer, at the Sawyer
home on Eaton street.
The Bartlum ia ily is very
welI-known in Ke West. having
been one Of the 4 settlers on
the Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
ApPIy Wed

4BpiRstions for marriage Ii
eFass wrre filed yesterday in the
allHe IS County Judge Raymond
afd b Richard H. Twiddy
81 81 ne q. S. Navy and JAG.
asene Jessie. rs. of Akron. O..
- Rof L. McNay 81, of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

U. S. Navy and Constance Dolor-
es Langdon 10, of 900 Duval
street; by G0nzalo Labrada, 81,
of 919 Packer street and Ondina
Garcia, 81. of 912 Packer street
and by Roderick S. Sumnar, 81,
of the u. s. Navy and Mary Mar
garet Howard, 81, of 708 Emma
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

A petition seeking a'sof<t
was filed yesterday ia ~ oii'.N
OF Circuit Court cleFk Esfi 5
Adams by Nancy Y. Marsh
against william n. Mpgshl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22

IA course in totem pole caFeins
is offered at Squamish Lite Col-
lege. British CoIubia's all In
dian school in North vancoaveF,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-22
Legion, Post TO
Meet q OIsa0rr0ac

A regular meeting Of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. 28, American
Legion viii be held tomorrow at
8 p. M, "a the Legion Home on
Stock Island, Antonio Arrange.
Jr., Adjutant announced today.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
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