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Smyrna times., 1950-01-05
WINGLESS
CHICKENS
CONTINUED from Page Threel

Miller Feed Company in Selbyville.
all day. Friday morning, January
6, the wingless chickens will be on
display at Lynch and Cropper's in
Dagsboro and Friday afternoon at
the Hudson Feed Company in
Georgetown. Saturday, January z,
they will spend all day at the
Lynch Feed Service, Inc, in Laur-
ell.
Monday, January 9, the wingless
chickens will be on display at Geo.
w. Sparrow's store in Delmar, and,
to wind up their visit to Delmarva,
they will be at the Hickman Feed
Store in Pittsville, Md, all day
Tuesday, January 10.
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

Price Support Program On Hogs
The support prices are based on
monthly support levels as follows.
January, 1850, $14.90 per 100 lbs.
February, 1850, $3.50 per 100
lbs.
March, 1850, $16.2O per 100 lbs.
The support levels are based on
80 per cent of the September Is,
1949, parity price of hogs of SIT go.
This figure is adjusted to reflect in
each monthly support price, the
usual seasonal price variations. If
the average price paid for barrows
and gifts at the seven midwest
markets falls below the monthly
support level, then pork products
will be purchased by the govern
ment from processing plants which
have paid support prices for hogs
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05

Chicken Best Buy for Homemalers
With the recent slump in the
poultry market, chicken has be-
come the most economical meat
that homemakers can buy, accord
ing to w. T. McA1lister, Market
ing Specialist at the University of
Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1950-01-05
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to discontinue
farming I will sell at public sale
on the farm known as the Wheeler
Farm on road leading from Tay-
lor's Bridge to Iron Bridge, 4 miles
from Walkers School, on
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Ze zivota " dnesnim csl.
ruben Protektorate.

Ludwigsburg. - Prinasfme
dnes svedectvf zeny z tabora
csl. uprch1lkI, ktera pred ne
davnem uprchla z Ceskosloven-
ska. Uvadime zde nekolik po-
drobnosti z jejfho vypraveni o
zivote v dnesn1m Ceskosloven-
sku. Tykaji Sc jednak filmo-
|vych divadel, pomer1 zemedel-
CD. Mezi jinym zena vyprave-
la toto:
S biografy mne to postihlo
vic nez s novinami, ty jsem
proste pTestala cist. Ale filmy
mi schazely. Re zapadnich re-
mi davali uz jen ty tendencni,
kde Sc odehravaly stavky a kde
Sc bohaty choval zde k chude-
mu, ably ukazali, jak spatny je
zapad. Krone toho hrali "a
padnf filmy jen ty stare, ably
Sc videlo, jak daleko uz jsou
sov6tske pred mimi. Kdyz Sc
hrala "Mrs. Miniver' nebo "Po-
slapan6 kvety'', musela policie
biograf policejne uzavrit, co sc
delo u pokladny. Jednou NELL
najednou poruchu a svetlo Zha-
slo, v tom Sc oval HAS: "Uz to
prasklo" nastalo hrobove IL
cho a rano vymetli spoustu ko-
munistickych odznak1.
We skolstvi je to tragedie. -
Klade Sc ted ma to velky d.
raz, ably byly deti politely u
vedomele. Imam mnoho ucite-
III a ucitelek, snazi sc to mir
nit, ale mali pTedepsano, CO ma
il ucit. Deti ma zacatku roku
chodily uz mesfc do skoly a je-
Ste nemely knihy, protoze pre-
delavali politely" slabikare.
Ia mes1c jich konecne dostali
jen nekolik. Synova ucitelka mi
ukazovala ty rozdfly. Loni tam
byl ma pr. namalovan "chudy"
d6da, Sc zaplatou ma kalhotach
a uz tam nenf napsano "Dede-
eek ma auto. Piece nebudou
deti tax kazit, ably byl dede-
eek tlusty, dobre obleceny a
dokonce mel auto, = zbytky to
reakce!- Kazdou chvili must
ucitele ma politicke skolen1.
Toto sc stale v jedne vesnici
pTi schIzi ohledne zdruztev-
novan1: PAM agent 81 povesili
kozene kabaty ma vesak a kon-
ferovali. Jeden sedlak sc zvedl,
sci kvesaku, oblekl 81 jeden z
tech kozenych kabatG a chtel
jfti ven,ten mattel ma neho xii
Ct: "co to d6late, to je mnj ka-
bat!" A sedlak mu rfka klidne:
"To pole, co mi chcete ukrast,
to je take mole a ia Sc nesmim
branit, ale kdyz 81 vezmu vas
kabat, to hned kricfte, re je|
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
IRO rusi campy.

Ludwighburg. Protoze
IRO konci svoji cinnost v Ger
vnu t. r. pTistupuji 1fady IRO
k jednanf O ruseni taborG. z
ceskoslovenskych campu ma
byti zrusen tabor. Arsenal, sire
disko studentstva, tabor Jae-
gerhof v Ludwigsburgu ma byt
ponechan pouze jake sberna
emigrantG, ocekavajlc1ch do u
koncenf sveho emigracn1ho RI
zen1. Taboru Murnau podarilo
Sc ma neurcity cas- oddalili de-
finitivnl ZruSen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
|AMERICKY ZPUSOB ZIVOTA
JAK Sc MA ZfTI.

zpravy O tom, re americka de-
mokracie nevztahuje Sc ma vse-
chny Americany, sfr1 Sc velmi
rychle. Stac1, ably Sc ma neko-
lika prfslusn1ch nektere rasove.
nabozenske nebo narodnostn1
skupiny spachalo nejake bez-
pravf, a jiz to svetovy fisk a
rozhlas rozhlasuj1 do vsech
koutG sveta. Pomaleji a ne tax
daleko rozb1haj1 Sc vsak novi-
naTske zpravy, v nichz Anne
ricane vystupujf jake obhajci
zasad rovnosti, ma n1z byla tato
zeme budovana. S vy.jimkou
mist, kde Sc tyto zpravy zrodi-
ly, nenf jim mnohdy venovana
zadna pozornost. Kdyby byly
tyto zpravy lepe znamy, pomo-
hly by nesporne k tomu, ably ne
jen zahranicn1 pTatele, ale i ne
pratele demokracie trochu lepe
Americandm porozumeli. A co
lie snad jeste dGlezitejsi - po-
molly by i AmericanGm lepe
porozumeti sobe a sve zemi;
Pfispely by k tomu namnoze i
drobne zpravy O zdanlive vSed-
mich pribezfch.
Jednu takovouto zpravicku
pro mistnf fisk dial k dobru chi
cagsky advokat, ktery pozval
stavitele sveho rodinneho dom
ku do move upravene domac-
nosti Jak sledoval kazdoden-
nj praci ma dome, z nehoz Sc
mel vyhled otev1rati ma jezero
Michigan, tax 81 i postupne Vi
ce a vice uvedomoval tn smeci-
ci vlastnosti a dovednost1 tech,
kter1 mu zde staveli budouci je-
no domov. Byli to muzi S ia
kovymi jmeny, jake Sikstrom,
Heanick, Johnson, Fiocchi, Ca
sanova, Walsh, Weinzelbaum,
Lutz, Christensen. Nekteri Z
mich Sc vyucili svemu Temeslu
ma pGde Stareho sveta = zed-
mix Fiocchi V horach severni
Italie, maliTi Heanick a Vein
zelbaum We Vfdni, jest6 Ia e.
xistence rise rakousko-uherske.
A nyni vsichni tito muzi pTisp1-
vail spojenymi silami a kazdy
individualni dovednosti k to-
mu, ably vytvoTili pro budoucf-
no obyvatele ten jeho krasny,
vysneny domov. Co ma tom div
neho, re jim "a to touzil PROBE
Wit nejak svou vdecnost? Ucinil
tax tim, re m1sto ably k tradic-
nfmu americkemu "housewarm-
ing" pozval rodinu a pTatele,
vystrojil takovou malou hosti-
nu pro ty Temeslnfky, jejichz
ruce a mu domek vybudovaly,
a pro jejich manzelky. Jak hr-
de vyzdvihoval novy pan do
macf narodnostnf pGvod "sve-
no" tesare, pokryvace, instala-
terra, elektrotechnika, mal1re-
LAX hrde kazdy z techto jme-
novanych ukazoval sve zene, CO
on sam vykonal!
Takoveto chapan1 a oceno-
want cizfch kultur, vytvafejlc1ch
Ameriku, projevuje Sc mnohdy
w sirrSim rozsahu. Jeden tako-
w priklad spatfujeme v PRIDE
hu, uvadenem dennim tiskem
ma sklonku minuleho roku a O.
dehravsim Sc ma East Side We
meste New Yorku, az kdesi ma
cfpu ostrova Manhattan. V te<
to stare, pTelidnene ctvrti mes
ia, je hostel, jehoz reverend
Donald S. Walton, ma ma sta
|rosti ovecky, representujic1 je-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Oklikou.

20, vaseho svakra Noveho ia
Ike znam; nosfval cervenou kra-
vatu, ably jeho cerveny nos ne
byl tax napadny. Della to je-
ste?"
me, ted uz nosi modrou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
a

"Proc pax jste tam nahoru
do pateho poschodf postal pu-
su? Mate tam snad nevestu?"
Ale kde! V tom dome je "a
stavarna a kazdy nemusi We
det,, re jsem tam byl!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

dnaadVacet narOdnOStl. JSOu
mezi mimi Cinane, Portoricane,
Italove, Nemci, Indove, Rusove.
V nedeli odbyvaj1 sc v kostele
bohosluzby anglicke i bohosluz-
by v jazyku ruskem a Spaniel
skem, a pTi zidovskych svatc1ch
zazniva z amplionG ma vezi
Dewitt Memorial Church hud-
ba heberjska a palestinska, re-
produkovana S gramofonovych
desek.
Kdyz DIR. Walton pTisel pred
osmadvac1ti lety sc zenou do
stareho protestantskeho koste-
la ma Manhattanu, zameniv
prostredl sirych lan1 Iowy "a
prelidnenou mestskou ctvrt roz-
padavajfc1ch sc cinzakG a tina
vych kramk6, shledal, re vet
sina mfstn1ch obyvatel1 jsou III
de. Doktor Walton i jeho ze-
ma snazili Sc byti jim dobrymi
sousedy, a "a to v Mich dobre
sousedy i nasli. Nenf tomu dav-
no, co nekteT1 tito sousede uspo-
fadali s~lavnostn1 hostinu pro
sve pTatele z kostela Dewitt
Memorial Church a upsali dos
tt pence, ably umoznili 1cast ma
tonic holdu i tenn, kteTf sami
nemohli tolik ~utratiti. Mezi
ctyrmi sly 1castn1kG, vetsinou
zidovskeho vyznani, ktefi use
dli Ike stolfm, byli drobni pou-
licn1 obchodnici, majitele kram
XII Sc smfsenym zboz1m, krejcf,
rablni, mfstn1 hospodyne S
manzeli.
V takove pfelidnene mestske
ctvrti Sc stale Sc menfcf popula-
CT pTeklenuli muzi a zeny r6z-
nych vyznan1 a rGznych pGvo-
dG jiz davno tn mezeru, ktera
oddeluje teorii demokracie cd
jejfho provaden1.
Dalsl doklad, jak America
ne mnoha rdznych kultur pra-
cuj1 pospolite, m1zeme nalezti
We meste st. Cloud, Minneso-
te - ktere je ostatne v tom O.
hledu pouze jednfm z mnoha
NEST a mestysd We Spojenych
Statech. Zminene mesto obje-
vilo Sc tisku jake jedno re 800
americkych NEST, ktera "adop-
tovala" n6jakou obec v zamofi.
Starosta mesta st. Cloud, pan
Maliseski, vedl koncem kvetna
delegaci mestan1 pri navsteve
adoptovaneho jimi mesta, kde
musel velmi casio odpov1dati
ma otazku, jak je to nome, a
by obyvatele tolika r1znych ma
rodnostnich p1vod1, nabozen-
stv1 a ras zili v Americe svorne
vedle sebe.
"Odpovfdal jsem tax, re jsem
poukazoval ma st. Cloud, pra-
vii pan Maliseski. "Je to mesto
S francouzskym jmenem, zalo-
zene Svedy, spravovane vetsi-
nou Ircany = ackoli jeho po-
pulace je z padesati procent
nemecka, a v jehoz cele stoj1 v
pT1tomnosti polsky starosta =
ackoli Polaci tvofi We meste je-
nom nepatrnou mensinu.'
Chicagsky advokat, newyor-
sky pastor, starosta mesta st.
Cloud - ii vsichni demonstro-
wall demokraticky zpdsob 1.-Two
ia, tt vsichni jim zili; advokat
We SVEN domove, pastor We SVEN
sousedstv1, starosta We sve OBJ
ci. Tomuto poslednfmu dosta-
10 Sc vhodne pTilezitosti sdeliti
sve zkusenosti lidem jine zeme.
Vsichni mohou poslouziti "a
dobry pTiklad jednotlivcum,
skupinam sousedu, obyvatelGm
cele oboe We vSech kraj1ch Spo-
jenych StatG.
Common Council for American
Unity.
1870
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

Veterans, Be Wise! Some of you
have already received a National Serv-
ice Life Insurance dividend which
should be the ean of starting a sound
financial future. The smart veteran,
in addition to using some of that money
for essentials, will put the balance to
work for him by investing it in u. S.
Savings Bonds. Every dividend dollar
set aside in Savings Bonds is a working
dollar, busy earning extra dollars.
Then, after that initial investment, sign
ND where you work for the purchase of
Savings Bonds regularly, on each pay
day. START SAVING IN 1850 FOR
1860.
u. S. Treasury Debdrtment
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Proto.

Lekar (ohledavaje nemocne-
ho) "Tep je ponekud slabsi
neil vcera."
Nemocny: "Neni divu, pane
doktore, kdyz jste mne zaka-
zal pit pivot"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
Dobra rada.

Sprostredkovatel snatkG: -
eta DANA nenf hezka, to pfi-
poustim. Ale vezmete 81 S Sc
bou dom1 jejf fotografii, snad
81 pomalu zvyknete."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03

Host: eco to mluv1te O ba-
zantu? Vzdyt jsem zadneho
nemel!"
CiSn1k: "Take no neuctuji !.
ale della to dobry DOZEN ma O.
statnl hostyi"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-03
ZahOnek HumOru.
Polehcuiici

Obhajce: "Pani porotci, rae
tie uvazit, re musil obzalovany
'temef celou noe tezce pracova-
ii, nezli otevTel pokladnu, a
pracovat neni pTece hanba!"
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
Morrison Is
Strong Candidate

Robert Morrison, local attorney,
is a candidate for county attorney
subject to the Sept. II primaries.
A resident of Tucson the past 13
years, he graduated from VA
Law School in 1947. Prior to
that he worked for the Telephone
Co. and was local president for
the union in 1942-43. If elected
he promises to conduct that office
to the end that the organization
shall be efficient, procedures eff
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
Doctor Honored

DR.. Otis Miller was invited to
give a paper before the Society
for Investigative Dermatology in
San Francisco, an affiliated group
of the American Medical Associa-
ton which will also be in annual
convention the week of June 26.
Based on research he conducted
at the New York Skin and Can
Ger Clinic as part of his post
graduate work, DR.. Miller will
report his study of atabrine in the
skin. He has been practicing in
Tucson the past six months, is a
graduate of John Hopkins U. and
U. Medical School.
After serving with the Navy Med
ical Corps he spent year at the
u. of Texas Medical School before
going to the New York Skin and
Cancer Hospital and conducting
a private practice.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
LISTEN TO ARIZONA POST
HOUR SUNDAY-KVOA-11 am.
SUNDAY IT A. M.-KVOA

fective and law enforcement COM
prehensive.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
RnIA~
ARWexA
Phyllis Eileen Bee

PhyttlS EtLeen bee
It is baby daughter for Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bee esther Ep-
stein), 2406 E. 9Th, born June 13.
She has been named Phyllis
Eileen and weighed 8 lb. 6 OF. at
birth.
Proud grandparents for the first
time are Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Epstein, E. 9Th and Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Blumenthal, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Bee is a prominent musician,
and is associated with Reuben's.
Friends and members of Cong.
Anshei Israel are invited to Kid
dush this Saturday morning at the
Synagogue.
ForStein Daughter
A daughter, a first child, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fox
stein (Ann Bortz, New York;
1902 E. 18th, on June 7. At birth
she weighed 6 lb. 10 OF. The ma
ternal grandfather is Samuel
Bortz, New York. Mr.. Foxstein
is with local firm.
Evening star., 1950-08-13
WOODWARD s. lISS2zIS2sl:d
EESIIE87&:ls SsC!sIgSyC


Our onnuoI event for ho m e
makers is bigger and better
thon ever, this year. Every one
of the II departments Portiei-
potine is packed with home
furnishings that save you gen.
erous m cunts and the
quality Of oil is the same fine
standard that you always ex-
pect and receive from
Woodward g Lothrop. All
values have been verified by
comparison shopping SO that
YOU are assured most exeep-
tionoI economies.
Evening star., 1950-08-13
Hond-hooked Wool Rugs
in Early American Designs

These imported rugs always cherished for their wor friendly
chorm rugged weoobI Every loop hondhooked every
fiber WOOL Coors that blend we'll with almost color
scheme with eeen rose, blue and beige backgrounds
There graceful patterns in the reconge soPe two in the
oval They matching sizes that you have complete
that 90 together perfectly
Evening star., 1950-08-13
Americon-mode RUGS

orientoI-desisn Rugs, power-Ioomed in
America ot such low prices because
trioIs. From the same fine moker that you
have seen represented in our stocks for
years.
Group J.:
2'z"x4 at $25.s5 to 1oxl6"xz0 at $52s.
Group II:
2'x4' at $3.50 to lz'xl4' at $ze6.
Group Ill:
SKIP size, $l2s.5o and $25e.5o.
W&L-Floorcoverngs, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-13
Save over 209o on
Famous Sofas ondChoirs

You fine upholstered pieces appreciate fully how
iousy comfortable they how sturdy they conscted
how handsomely they're uphoste red in choice decorator obros
Whether you traditional modern DECOR you'll find just what
you and you choose in wide variety OF ooos,
too And all this at generous savings.
Evening star., 1950-08-13

Generous Sovines on Carpets
Corvetex Corpet, WSL exclusive; 9, II
and IS foot widths, special, square yord,
your choice of four eoIors %IV.1S
Beautiful OrientioI-desien
Evening star., 1950-08-13
Fomous TomIinson Sofas

The SOTO shown left of thre styles in this price group Its
simplicity Of ne excellence Of detail makes happy choice
either traditional modern living All these sotos have
the famed Tonson construction With bberzed cued hair and
cotton filing q wide range Of ooors and textures
ReouIorIv s2z5 sovnas Price 9E H0.oO
Evening star., 1950-08-13
Fine Furniture at
Generous Savings

chonneI Back chors with Philippine mo-
hosony $4e.5o, $54, $64.5o. $3.50
Rockers, reeuIorIy $62 2-----$ $49.50
Evening star., 1950-08-13
QuaIity-buiIt TomIinson choirs

Todtionose barrel chair ehonnebock, graceful and lur-
ousy comfortable One Of styles in this Rubberzed eured
hair and cotton filling relaxing comfort Stunning in
plain texture dcottons gracious foroIs upper eft)
Regularly sl15. sovnss Price p89'0O
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Seek Council Seats
In Richmond

RICHMOND - amp - Two of
the % candidates in the council.
maniac election race for nine Coun-
Gil seats are colOred.
The line up includes seven incum.
bents and 10 other aspirants who
seek the support of voters on June
Is. when Richmonders go to the
polls to elect their first full-term
Council under the city manager
form of government.
One of the fncumbents is oliver
w. Hill, lawyer, who is the first of
his race to be elected to the city leg
islative body since the Reconstruc'
ton period. The other Negro candi.
date is Grover C. Grant, well known
civic leader and business man.
Hill was the only candidate among
the 20 Independents two years ago
who was able to break into the win.
ming column. He had the solid sup
port of the powerful Richmond Civic
Council and received some White
votes in all precincts Of the city.
There were two Negro candidates
in the campaign in 194S. Hill, who
barely missed being elected to the
Virginia House of Delegates in 1S47,
came out ninth in the Council con-
test two years ago.
Hills supporters are campaigning
actively for his reelection. They
hope he will win this time and they
are counting on a goodly number OF
White voters to help.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Young Businesslnen's
Club Holds
Elections

Wednesday, May Ord the Young
Businessmen's Club met at its reg
uIar meeting place, 1914 NV 3rd
ave. at $3.50 pm. A very interesting
meeting was held. Some items Of inn
portance in our community were dis.
cussed and were adopted for action.
1 will tell You more about this later
After all the unfinished and new
business was completed, the club
went into the election of officers,
with Brother l.. l.. Richardson pre-
siding. Officers elected were as fol-
lows:
w. o. Perry, president; Carlton
Finley, vice president; Charles But
Ter, secretary; Charles Ross, trea-
surer. Shaddie Ward, Dennis Smith,
l.. l.. Richardson, board of directors;
Arthur King. business manager;
Woodrow Parks, reporter.
After the election, the new Off
GERS took their respective places
and continued to carry on the bust
ness of the club. Meeting adjourned
at 1880 pm.
Woodrow Parks, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Jamaica Politician
Accused
BY WILBERT e. HEMMING

KINGSTON, Jamaica - (ANP) -
Bustamente's Jamaica Labour Party
majority has been clipped. BY Cla-
rendon Court ruling, the JLP's
elected Speaker, Oswald Alphonsous
Malcolm, was fined $50 or three
months Imprisonment for an cleo
ton breach which, disqualified him
from the House of Representatives.
Altogether, there were seven
charges against the Speaker. The
Court dropped one, convicted him on
another, and deferred five until an
appeal for which Malcolm asked, has
been heard. The consequences are
that if the appeal is lost, all the
other charges will be enforced
against the Speaker who had been
a school master before running In
the elections last December.
The charges were written against
Malcolm by the police who said that
his chauffeur transported an elector
to the poll on voting day without
registering the car for the purpose
as was required by law. The driver
was fined $15s Malcolm's solicitors
defense was that the Speaker had
been asleep in the car when Joslyn
Ham the driver took up the elector.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Teachers World Org
Gore To Attend

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 1850
- DR.. George w. Gore, Jr.. presi-
dent A. and M. college has been Sc
lected as one of the members of the
American delegation to the World
Organization of the Teaching Pro-
fession, in session at Ottawa, Cana
da, July 1928. He is currently serv-
in as president of the American
Teachers Association, national or
ganization representing $4,000 Negro
teachers in the United States. The
WOTP is an international organiza-
ton of educators from sixty coun-
tries.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Only All Negro
Town Reports
Increase In
Population

PRINCEvILLE, N. C. - (ANP)-
The only all-Negro governed town
in North Carolina, Princeville, has
had population jump from 81S to
800 in the last 10 years, according
to a preliminary census report. Its
increase is 11.25 per cent.
The unique little town is govern
ed completely by Negroes under a
town council plan. It's mayor is G..
NJ. Matheson. While Princeville's
population took a nice jump. its
dwellings went up a little higher -
they rose IS per cent.
In 1910, the town reported TIA
dwellings, for 1850 it had 227.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
Heart Disease Seminar
AT Miami Beach $50"

Hundreds of doctors in Florida
and surrounding states will be
trooping back to school in Miami
Beach May 1920 to learn the latest
development in the treatment of the
nations number one killer - heart
disease.
The postgraduate cardiovascular
seminar, which will have its head
quarters in the Delano Hotel, took
on an international touch today
when it was announced that DIR.
Ramon Aixala of Havana, official
delegate from Cuba to the second
Inter-American Congress of card;o-
logy, would serve on the seminar
faculty. Delegations Of doctors from
Cuba and Puerto Rico also are ex-
pected to attend seminar sessions.
The seminar Is being presented by
the Miami Heart Association. the
Florida Heart Association, the Dade
County Medical Association, the
Florida Medical Association and
the Florida State Board of Health,
sponsors have announced.
Need for improved methods Of di
agnosing and treating heart disease
was stressed today in a statement
from DR.. Wilson T. Sowder, State
Health officer who maintains head.
quarters in Jacksonville, Fla.
Figures just compiled by the
State Board of Health of Vital Sta
tistics,' said DR.. Sowder SHOW that
in 1949. diseases of the heart were
credited with causing at least 5000
of the states death toll of 25,317
people. We believe that the time and
money put out on the seminar at
Miami Beach May 1920 will be well
spent in terms of saving and extend
ing human life"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-13
BAG KAcHE

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cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Pains,
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to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
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satisfaction or money back guaranteed. Ask
your druggist for cystex today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-02

pany, especially after having lost
Cpl. Donald King through the dis
charge route.
We are expecting a large crowd at
the Card party tomorrow night at
the Moose club The prizes are many
and the food will be good. Tickets
may still be had from members of
the Guard or the admission price may
be paid at the door tomorrow night.
Admission is soc. per person.
The man selected for this weeks
tory is Sergeant "Pansy" limbaugh.
"Pansy" enlisted in the Guard Octo-
Der IA. l947, as corporal. When the
new army rates went into effect, he
was automatically slipped back to
Pfc He became caretaker for the
Company on the Bird of January, 1913,
and has held this full-time job since.
As caretaker, he is paid by the State
Of Maryland and his job is to handle
all the supply and equipment of the
Company. We are very proud of
"Pansy" because he always has the