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Evening star., 1950-03-19

The ritual team of the Forty
and Eight obligated a class of
nearly Hundred and Fifty men,
bers at the last meeting of De-
partment of Agriculture Post at
Hotel 2400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
THOUSANDS OF individuals at
this Thanksgiving season are

THOUSANDS OF individuals a
this Thanksgiving season are
grateful for the blessing!
which are theirs. yet disturbed
by the needs of others. There
Is so much trouble and want in
the world" they remark. but
what can do?"
What can you do? More per-
haps than YOU think even with
out money or worldly power or
political influence. All can help
BY means Of scientific prayer, the
kind of prayer given to the world
nearly two thousand years ago
BY Christ Jesus.
He had no fortune TO distribute
10 the needy. no endowed insti-
tutions to call upon for assist
ance, no worldly prestige. Yet he
healed the sick. fed the hungry,
met the demand, OF the tax col
lectors. even raised the dead -
ell through understanding, scien-
tific prayer. 49,.
When the centurion at Caper-
naum asked the Master 10 heal
his servant, he pleaded Matthew
S:S). Speak the word only, and
my servant shall be healed"
Jesus commended his faith and
said. Go thy way; and as thou
hast believed. so be il done unto
thee" The narrative continues,
His servant was healed In the
seIfsame hour"
There was no need 10 journey
10 the bedside OF the sick man.
No need for Jesus 10 take one
footstep in any direction. He did
not send medical supplies or food
or money. lie applied the truth he
knew Of God and man. He under
stood the nature OF man made in
the image and likeness OF God.
And he said tJohn 14:12). He
that believeth on me. the works
that | do shall he do ALSO"
Mary Baker Eddy. the Discov-
erer and Founder OF Christian
Science writes in Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures %. 494): Divine Love al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
1850

think good thoughts and do good
deeds.
Let us be happy because we
have little knowledge of Life,
Truth and Love" And that We
can enjoy the pleasures of these
virtues without giving any pleas
ure to the physical senses which
would impose penalties of error
upon us.
Let US rejoice that God has
endowed us with faith hope
and courage in this land OF
freedom. The land in which
we can continue our fight
against hate and fear. envy and
strife. that all men may be
free from penalty and punish
menf imposed upon them by
error.
Gods thoughts are perfect and
eternal and substance and Life.
Mary Baker Eddy. S. H., page 2S6.
May the perfect thoughts Of
God reach every corner of the
universe and bring Thanksgiving
to God, that human thoughts can
be improved and know the cor
rect substance OF life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Manpower =
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CONTINUED from page 10y
emergency.
A report from Under Secretary
null executive director, Lester
OF Labor, Michae. J. Calvin. to
Granger, mentioned that Ma
tional Security Resources Board
and Department of Labor officials
are comforting on recommenda-
tons recently submitted by the
League.
During August and September
Urban League executive met with
Maurice j Tobin. secretary of La
Dor, and w. Stuart Symineton
chairman. National Security Re-
sources Board and submitted re-
concentrations and memoranda
concerning the national emergen-
cy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Noted Lecturer to
Speak at End Baptist

DR.. Francis S. Onderdonk,
noted lecturer of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich, will fill a return
engagement at Second Baptist
Church at 7:30 pm. Sunday, Nov.
18th with illustrated lecture
on Exploring Happiness" based
on novel that the lecturer is
writing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Christian Science
Churches

ancient and Modern Necrom-
ancy. Alias Mesmerism and Hyp-
notism, Denounced" will be the
subject of the Lesson Sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
Nov. %.
The Golden Text II Corin-
thians 1919 is: Watch We.
stand fast in the faith. quit
you like men. be strong"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage, (Eph. SD, III: For
We were sometimes darkness, but
now are We light in the Lord:
walk as children of light: And
have no fellowship with the un-
fruitful work of darkness, but
rather reprove them"
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures. by
Mary Baker Eddy. include the
following Up. SOY:
The march of mind and o
honest investigation will bring
the hour when the people vii
chain, with letters of some sort
the growing occultism of thi
period"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
II The Npsc Tribune
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1850
Thanks and Giving

WAYS has met and always VIII
meet every human need. II Is not
well 10 imagine that Jesus DEM
onstrated the divine power to
heal only for q select number
or for q limited period OF times
since 10 all mankind and in every
hour. divine Love supplies all
good"
The writer has had ample evil
dence OF the far-reaching effect
of Christian Science. Even dur
ing her school days she was many
times protected. healed, and
guided BY the prayers, the spirit
ual understanding. OF Christian
Scientist living three thousand
miles away. in another country.
Neither time nor space can inter-
fere with the operation OF Gods
law.
The understanding that God,
divine Spirit. infinite good, is All.
and that man is His reflection.
hence spiritual and perfect, ac-
composites such headings. Right
thinking from the basis Of this
truth Of God and man benefits all.
Such prayer, based on spiritual
understanding, yelling from
heart cleansed of pride and self
seeking. blesses the world.
Such prayer does not prohibit
or prevent the giving OF right
material aid to others or justify
US in turning aside from any
practical way in which We may
minister 10 the needy. On the
contrary, the deeds We do should
illustrate the truth We know.
But nothing can measure the spir-
itual power for good OF selfless,
silent right thinking.
=. Only mentally can We 60
into all the world and preach the
gospel. Only by right thinking
can we reach out and bless all
mankind. Our gratitude for our
own blessings will be evident in
our out-giving OF loving-kindness
to others. Thanks and giving are
twins. - The Christiaa Science
II ossitor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
For Worldwide
Biblc Reading :
From Thanksgiving
to Christmas

Millions Of people in America
and throughout the world will be
reading the same verses from the
Bible in the period from Thanks
giving TO Christmas. This program
OF Worldwide Bible Reading was
started by the American Bible
Society during World War ii and
has grown in the years since.
The readings selected by poll for
this year follow. The theme is "The
Bible A Light and Guide. To find
help in the reading a person is
asked to read regularly, thought
fully, without hurry. prayerfully
and obediently, and to copy out
key verse daily and carry il for
helpful reference throughout the
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

AT this season when every
one is preparing for the Thanks
giving feast. let US remember
that Thanksgiving is not one
day. but we should give thanks
every day.
We can give praise with 2
greater hope, for every day we
are learning to resist evil of ev-
cry sort and cling to that spark
of light that sets all men free
physically and mentally.
20 give thanks unto the Lord
for He is good, for his mercy
endureth forever" Psalms 1867
When we sit town TO enjoy
our THANKSGIVING dinner. LET US
enjoy il with serene calm and
a greater sense of JOY than at
any other time in the history
of our day set aside for Thanks
giving.
Let us give thanks for VIZ
have the God given ability e
Evening star., 1950-02-12

MORO MORALES AND his ORCHESTRA
LATIN RHYTHMs FOR DANCING
selections
JUST FOR FUN-Jimmy Durante-pauI
Douglas-Louis Prima selections
BIBLE STORIEs-Narratsd BY Lew Ayres
CHOPIN PIANO sELECTIoNs-Earl Wild
ut the Piano .a Z selections
YOUR FAvoRITEs IN DANCE TEMPO
Nat Brandwynne and His Orchestra
6 selections
THE STUDENT PRINCE-G4enn Burris-
Genevieve Rowe with Paul Baron and Orches-
ira with Chorus 8 selections
sPIRITUALs-The Harmonairss 8 selections
ENRIc MADRIGUERA-ALL TINE LATIN
HITS a selections
AMERICAS FAvORITE wALTZEs-Bob
Stanley and His Orchestra 6 selections
THE LORDS PRAYER and other SACRED
and SPIRITUAL SONGS-Danny O'Neil and
others B selections
WEDDING MELODIES-by Lanny Ross
RANCH HOUSE FAvORITES
SPIRITUALS OF THE OLD soUTH-sslah
Jubilee Singers
DREAM SONGS-Bob Lee and His Orshestra
MODERN GYPSY MELODIES-Dave ApolIon
and His Orchestra
CHRISTMAS sONGs-The ssntime mentalists
HANSEL AND GRETEL-Lew Lehr
SONGS OF ERIE
NEOPOLITAN MELODIES
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06
Many Dead, Hurt
 In Railroad Crash

MILWAUKEE, P-Two inter urban excursion trains, carrying 80 model railorad fans each, col lided head-on Saturday. An P) staff reporter counted five dead as they were removed from the wreckage and said "there were more."
 The forward car of one train telescoped into the first car of the other, trapping many of the pas sengers. The second cars of both trains remained upright on the tracks.
 The crash occurred about nine miles from downtown Milwaukee on a straight stretch of track. There was no immediate cause given. Nine ambulances answered the first call from the Milwaukee sheriffs department and others responded as the injured, estim- ated as high as 50 persons, sped back and forth between Milwau- kee county general hospital and the scene. The hospital is only a few miles away.
 Cutting tools were rushed to the scene to help remove trapped per sons from the wreckage. A Roman Catholic priest administered the last rites of the church.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06
Hurricane Hits Southern Florida

', MIAMI, Fla. (P)-The scream ing winds of a tropical hurricane bore down on mainland cities yes- terday, toppling trees and send ing residents scurrying for storm shelters as its center crossed the coastline from the Gulf of Mexico at Cedar Keys, 52 miles southwest of Gunesville.
 Heaviest winds reported 80 miles an hour at Cedar Key, where the storm started inland.
 The cratic storm left a 50-mile stretch of resort coastline dam aged and soggy.
 Tides from six and a half to eight feet above normal swept the pretty resort area from Clearwa- ter to Sarasota, washing out roads, toppling beachfront houses, sink ing, a few small boats, putting tug into distress and piling sea water like lakes around homes. and hotels.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06
East Germany Purges High Reds

BERLIN, East Germany's communist rulers rocked their party and government yesterday with a startling purge of highly placed officials.
 Six party members including a former Politburo member were thrown out of the Socialist Unity (communisD party, the official party newspaper Neues Deutsch- land announced.
 Four more were ejected from jobs in the Russian-backed East German government.
 More expulsions were predict e6.
 The party newspaper gave two reasons for the purge-associating with American spies" and exhib- iting anti-Russian feeling"
 Those ejected from the party in- cluded:
 Paul Merker, state secretary in the agriculture ministry.
 Leo Bauer, chief editor of Ra- dio Berlin.
 Bruno Goldhammer, deputy to propaganda chief Gerhardt Eisler.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06
Truman Asks For
 Army Of 3,ooo,oO0

WASHINGTON, P)-President Truman announced Friday night that American fighting strength will be doubled to nearly 3,0O0,- 900 men to meet the threat of communist aggression.
 The plan for broader mobili- zation, announced in a worldwide broadcast Friday night, drew quick pledges of Congressional support.
 MT. Truman said further in creases may be required"
 And to "arm ourselves more quickly" he said, we must step up sharply production of guns, tanks, planes, and other military equip ment, increase stockpiles of vital materials, expand war production capacity, work hard and sacrifice, give up many things we enjoy.
 With this Program, the Presi- dent coupled a warning to Russia against understanding American might the way Hitler and the Jap- anese generals did. We have the ability and the resources, he said, and let no "would-be aggressors" make any mistake about that.
 If aggression weer allowed to succeed in Korea, MT. Truman ex- plained, it would be an "open in- vitation to new acts of aggression elsewhere"
 "Korea," he said, lis the front line in the struggle between free dom and tyranny"
 There was an assurance that the Korean conflict will not flame into a general war-unless "com- munist imperialism" pulls in other armies and governments.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06

Robert Baker of the Fish and Wildlife Department and Helen Lundberg, nurse, were married at Kotzebue last Saturday at the ANS hospital with Joe Minor and Alice Connolly in attendance.
 Following the ceremony a de- licious wedding supper was served after which the young couple took off for the Noatak mountains for their honeymoon.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06

clamation, a branch of the inte- rior department. He accused Straus of being instrumental in a series of events which, he said, blocked some important proposed economic aid to Formosa.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06
Charges Secy. Of Interior Was Once A Communist


 "Well let the chips fall where they may" O'Mahoney said.
 Democratic Senators had term ed Schoeppeps accusations "poli- tics"
 Schoeppel told the Senate Chap mans record "is replete" with preferences which show conclu- sively the strong and close per sonal alliance between the Russian Soviet cause and the present sec retary of interior"
 !, O'Mahoney said Schoeppefs charges were similar to ones checked in l948 by a House labor subcommittee which, he said, gave Chapman "a clean bill."
 In his remarks on statehood, Schoeppel accused Alaskan Gov ernor Ernest Gruening and Dele gate E. l.. Bartlett, who repre- sents the Territory in Congress, of having been instrumental m hiring to lobby for Alaska state hood a former public relations counsel for communist Poland. He identified the lobbyist as John Hamption Randolph Feltus who, he said, was a registered agent of the Kremlin via Warsaw" for three years before taking the Alaskan job.
 The Senator said he has learn ed that the Alaska statehood com mittee, using Territory of Alaska funds, hired Feltus as it's public relations counsel. Schoeppel iden- tified him as a man who was "reg- tered as an agent of the Soviet Republic of Poland" for three years from Oct. Is, l946, to July l, 1949.
 Feltus, he said, was hired by the statehood committee and Gov ernor Gruening of Alaska and Delegate Bartlett, representing the Territory in Congress, were members.
 Schoeppel said he had been ad- vised that employment of Feltus was arranged between Chapman and Gruening, and demanded:
 "I wonder if the people of Alas ka know that the man they em- ployed to lobby for their statehood had been for three previous years the Washington agent for the Kremlin, via Warsaw"
 Bartlett told repor ters the statehood committee employ e d Feltus for about three months" but dropped him in July after learning of his former employ ment by Poland.
 Bartlett offered to appear be- fore O'Mahoney's committee to re- ply.
 William Dougherty, interior de- partment spokesman, character ized Schoeppeps remarks as an attack on Alaska statehood. He said Chapman was studying the speech and would have a full statement" today.
 Dougherty said that Chapman:
 l. Had nothing to do with the appointment of Feltus, and didn't even know him.
 :. Never was a member of the American League Against War and Fascism, one of the groups named by Schoeppel,
 3. Was a member of the Con- gress of American-Soviet Friend IL
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-06

The magnetic north pole is about 1,40O miles away from the geographical north pole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17

for governor IN favor Of Govern
or Thomas Dewey.
The Democrats accused the t.
year-old Hanley of accepting the
deal to run for the United States
Senate instead.
Hanley himself released The
letter last night in Albany II
said. IF I viii consent to the
nomination to the United States
Senate. / am definitely assured
of being able to clean I'D my
financial obligations within 90
days
At the time he released the let
ter, the Lieutenant Governor de-
MED there was anything illegal
or morally wrong with any Il
nancial arrangements he had
made.
Meanwhile, in Rochester,
Newspaper Publisher Frank
|Gannett called for a grand jury
investigation Of the affair.
Gannett. 4 Republican. said he
had loaned Hanley about Si9.00
70 help finance the pre-conven-
ton campaign.
Gannett declared that the let
ter reveals corruption in politics
Governor Dewey was asked
about the letter while campaign
lContinued On Page Seven
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
.Liquor-Yending
License Issued In
.Poineiana Section

The first hguor-vending license
for Poinciana was approved last
night by 81 vote of the city com.
mission
Liquor store VIII b located
at 34zs Duck avenue.
Those approving the license
were Eisner. J. Carbonen, and L
|CarboneIl. Opposing Harvey and
Adams.
New license viii be issued to
C. NJ. Wilson. Wilson got the
license in a transfer of Jesus Car
mona's liquor package store IL
cense at 1114 DuvaI street to the
Duck avenue address.
Not a single protest was made
against the issuance of the license
last night
Poinciana residents have lone
fought TO keep out alcoholic be-
verage sales frcm their area.
In this case. the circumstances
were a little different IN thai
the license was for off-premises
consumption.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Circuit Clerk Is
To Act As Dade
County Sheriff

MIAMI Oct. l7.5P-An ELI
sor has been named to take over
the duties of suspended Dade
County Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan.
Circuit Court Judge George E.
Holt appointed Circuit Clerk E.
s. Leatherman as eIisOr to act as
Dade sheriff.
Leatherman Immediately an
nounced that he'll appoint Claude
c. High as chief deputy to carry
out the duties of the office
AT present, High IS chief of the
sheriff's Criminal Investigation
Department.
These developments came after
Dade County Commissioner Jesse
H. Marlborough declined to accept
appointment as sheriff
Governor Warren offered him
the post after he suspended Sui
Ivan yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Sullivan Is
Released By
Supreme Court
Bond Was Set
At $1,000 BY
States Highest
Court

TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 17-tP.
The State Supreme Court today
ordered suspended Dade County
Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan RELEASED
from custody.
It set MS bond at $1,000. A
warrant was served on Sullivan
yesterday after he was indicted
by the Dade County grand jury.
The action came almost innne-
diateIy after brief hearing in
which SulIivan's attorney, Jack
Kehne, told the court the indiet-
ment totally ana wholly fails to
charge" the suspended sheriff
with violation of any state law.
Assistant Attorney General
Reeves Bowen, representing the
state, said ne believed under an
cient common law the Indictment
contained a germ of a charge
in that it accused Sullivan of neg
Iect of duty.
Governor Warren suspended
the officer after the Dade County
Grand Jury cited him for incom-
potency and neglect of duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Planning Board
Approves MANY
Coming Changes
lR Wirephote

Planning Board composed Of the
five city commissioners and City
Manager Dave King approved q
number of coming changes last
night IN regular session
By 81 vote, the lot next to the
corner of Southland and Francis
streets was changed from resi-
dence B7 to business "a. Adams
dissenting
Fail To Raise
Classification
Motion to change a large area
extending from the car Barns on
Simonton street along South street
almost to Reynolds street failed
to pass when tie vote was re-
coreded-
Those for the measure were
King. Adams Eisner. Opposing
Louis carbonelI. John CarbonelI,
c B. Harvey.
Allow Variance In
Zoning Ordinance
Linton Camus was allowed tC
Continued On Page Seven1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Hurricane Is
Headed Toward
keylargo
Key West Expected
To Get Only Heavy
Winds From Ninth
Storm OF Season

MIAMI, Oct. 17.-(APl.
The Miami Weather Bu-
reau issued this bulletin on
the hurricane at 1890 PM,
EST. today:
The hurricane is still
moving northweStward at
about Is miles per hour to-
wards the central Florida
Keys and the center is now.
located about 135 miles
east-southeast of Key West.
Winds are increasing
slowly over South Florida.
and the Keys and will con-
tinue to increase this after
noon as the center ap-.
proaches.
Tides will become abb
normally high along the
Florida east coast and on
the Keys and the necessary
precautions should be TAX
en- for the protection of life.
and property, especially in.
the area of hurricane warn
ing display from Palm
Beach southwark through
the Keys, and northwardl
to Fort Myers on the west
coast.
Hurricane warnings are
displayed from Palm Beach
and Fort Myers southwark
and gale warnings north of
Fort Myers and Palm
Beach to Pensacola and
Charleston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
% Persons Killed
In Anplane Crash

LONDON. Oct. II. R. =
Twenty-eight persons were killed
today when a twin-engined air
liner crashed in d suburb OF
London.
There were % aboard.
The British European Airways
said that an engine failed shortly
after the plane took off from
London on a flight to Glasgow.
The one survivor was a man
who was not identified.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
iran To Try Rice

BANGKOK Up. The Thai
Ministry of Agriculture has dis.
patched ten varieties of Thai rice
to Iran, which wants to begin a
rice industry.
The Iranian request was made
by that country's ministry Of
agriculture. Thailand sent one
kilogram of seeds with fun infor-
nation on how to plan an ex-
pected yield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Building Permits

P. j. Ross. 54I United street has
taken out a building permit for
$500 for alterations inside his
building at 541 United.
Loreza Treveio. 1906 DIVA
street, was issued a permit to
make minor repairs inside his
house and to do some painting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Funeral Postponed
Until Tomorrow

Funeral services for Capt. Roy
Potter. ST., scheduled for 4::30
p. m. today, were postponed until
4 p. m tomorrow because Of i'm
pending bad weather, it was
learned today. Services viii be
conducted In the chapel of Prit-
chard Funeral Home and burial
win be in the City Cemetery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
Democrats Charge Tom Dewe,
Has Bought Tom Hanley Off;
Dewey Calls 1t Smear Attack
GANNETT CALLS FOR GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATION INTO THE AFFAIR

NEW YORK, Oct 17.-lAPD--A political b0rub-
shell has been dropped into the already bitter pocz
campaign in New York state
The Democrats have seized upon letter b Len
tenant Governor Joe Hanley to support Their charge
that he had been paid of to step aside IS candidate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-17
King Plul1s Cubic
Foot Assessments
For Island CITY
Eight More City Employees To Be
Hired: Commission Approves

City Manager Dave King has been on the job 70
only five days but last night he showed his bosses
plan for improving the city government of Key West
The trained engneer-executive wants to re-asses
all property in Key West on cubcfoot basis
This win insure absolute fair assessment to
all" said King.
The city manager told how he had re-assessed tw
whole cities of 81 600 and IA 600 population. Key Yves
would then be the third city of complete reassessmen
supervised by King.
An engineer would be employed to make the surve
and also to survey streets garrison blight and other cit