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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Island City Men
Plan To Attend
Holy Name Rally

Members Of the Holy Name So
riety Of Key West will attend
the first annual rally of the
Southern Dcancry Of the Diocesan
Union Of Holy Name Societies in
Miami, on June 10.
Plans for the rally were iaid
recently by officers and commit
teemen of the southern Deanery.
Leonard A. Burt, president, an
nounced that the program would
be one of the most elaborate ever
staged within the state 1t in ex-
pectcd that over 1000 men of the
Holy Name Societies within the
Southern Deanery will attend,
Tentative plans call for mass
at St Peter and Paul Church at 8
am. Sunday, June 10. Immediate
~ following this initial ceremony,
breakfast VIII be served at the
cafeteria Of the church school
Business sessions throughout the
day will be followed by a Rosary
procession and bcnediction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Cra-e Lutheran Church

The Grace Lutheran Church
Sunday school will meet at 10
am. in the JayCee clubhouse.
Divine services in the Poinciana
Community building will begin
at 1870 pm Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14

seventh Avenue Church of Christ
in Miami. to serve them as preach
+ for the series that is scheduled
0 continue nightly for about two
weeks. Evangelist Scott will be
assisted by Bill Collins, local
minister of the Church of Christ,
and will be heard in special Cos
pei services over station WKWF
on Tuesday and Thursdays at $50
o'clock during the series of meet
ngS, April, 1921, ,.
There will be congregational
singing of old and familiar gospel
hymns during each Service of tn
meeting and the preaching will
DC in emphasis Of worlds need for
4 return 10 thc first century and
apostolic pattern of things, re-
,isiouSly speaking, in faith, doc
trinc and practice. There will he
no collections taken at the night
services with all expenses of the
series already provided for by the
church. Everyone is cordially in
vitcd 10 attend this gospel series
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Chrlstisn Science Society

The Sunday morning service at
the Christian Science Society is
scheduled for II am.
Sunday school will start al
$50 a.m. and the Wednesday
evening meeting at 9.
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Answering When
Called Is Sermon.
AT Ley Memorial

The schedule of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church for Sunday
April Is, includes Sunday School
at 9:45 am. and morning worship
at 1880, at which time the -ub-
ject will be Spring House
cleaning"
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship meets at $50 pm, and eve
ming worship is at 7:30. The sub
ject for the evening hour will be
Answering When Called"
The Woman's Society of Chri
tan Service win meet in regular
monthly session on Monday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock in the church
annex. The program viii be un-
DER the direction of Mrs. Stuart
Whiting During the bushes
session officers for the new
church year. which begins June
l, will be nominated
Each member Of the society
will be asked to submit to thu
nominating committee her indi-
vidual selections for the various
offices, and at the May meeting
the nominating committee Will
make its report and the election
will be held.
A grab-bag sale will be fea-
tured during the recreational pc
riod. He tesses for the occasion
will be Mrs. Albert Cruz, Sr.,
Mrs. Lawrence Hood and Miss
Elizabeth Rosam.
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ST. Peul's Episcopal Church
Church Of God

Morning Worship at the Church
tf Coo, 1908 Olivia street, will
begin Il II am. under the di-
ectiCn Of E, M. Beard, the pas
tor.
SUnday school starts at 10 am.
and the evening cvangclistic
+ service At, 80
On Tuesday evening. a prayer
meeting will be held at 7:30 and
on Thursday at the same time,
young, peoples .endeavor will
meet,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
CubFn Baptist Mission

Dr. Ismael Negrln. pastor of
the Cuban Baptist Mission. 1922
Watson street. will hold services
in Spanish on Sunday and Thurs
CAV nights al o'clock.
Sunday school will meet at To-
am. under the direction of o.
ESqumahdo. - fs#s
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Peinciana Baptist Church

Services under the direction of
DR. IVav will be held at IL am.
and 7:30 pm. in the Poinciana
Baptist Church.
Sunday school is set for 9:45
am. Services at the Jail will be
held at 2 pm, the colored home
at 3, and the BPY at $50
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Fleming Street
Methodist Service
Sci For 1850 AM.

The service al the Fleming
Street Methodist Church, corner
Of Fleming and William streets,
will begin at 1850 a m. The choir
will sing as an anthemn, las
Deep as the Sea" by LorcnZ,
Mrs CiaGde Sails, oreaniSt, viii
plav as an offertoCg, "Aliegrctto
from Sonata OPP. Number 8
lv Beethoven. 8
The pastor, ReY w J. Ash
worth. viii bring the message
T ON tie subject -Four Anchors
Of the Saul" At the evening hour,
100. he will preach oR4 1.-The
PhaIisee and the Publican" a
paRabic. At the evening hour the
chdr Win sing the anthem, THE
King al Love My Shepherd Ss,F
by Shelley.
Sunday school win convene Z At
9:45 a. m, with the young people
divisions meeting at $50 p. m.
The evening service viii be fol-
lowed by youth fellowship at the
Flaming Street Church.
A nuseJy for babies and small
children Is maintained, with
tIai,1ed workers in charge,
through all the services of the
day.
R7lS-vveck services are held
Wednesday evenings at 1880
u'clucK
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
REV. W. J. ASHWORTH TO SPEAK
AT YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY
st. Pdul's Episcopal
Service On The Air
AT IL; Other News
Of K. w. Churches
Youth For Christ

Speaker at the Youth For
Christ rally Saturday night in
the knights of Pythias hall will
bc the Rev w. J. Ashworth,
pastor of the Fleming street
Methodist Church. .a.c. os
Inc rally viii begin, at -7:30
pm. 81
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ST. Peuls Episcopal Church
Holy eucharist at ST. Pauls
f isc opal Church will be held at
$50 am, followed by the church
school at $50
The choral eucharist and ser
mon, to be broadcast over sta
tlcn WKWF, viii begin at II am.
The young peoples service league
Is scheduled for $50 pm. and the
evening service for 7:30.
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Ray To Discuss
The Empty Cross

/ The. Rev George NJ. Ray's
topic during the morning wer-
ship at the First Baptist Church
will be The Empty Cross"
Eldoh Downing Will sing the
solo at the morning service
There will also be special music
at this time
During the evening service. q
duet, Others" will be sung b,
Allene Speer and Nat Tucker
The Baptist Training Union will
meet at els pm.
Parents are invited to take
advantage of the church nursery
which will be open during both
the morning and evening services
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Visitors Invited
To First Congreg

Visitors to Key West and p-
vjcemen nave hevE cosUa}'y in
vited to the morning and exc
ming service, Of the First Cone
grceationaI Church.
Topic of the Rev Harry p
Rogers sermon. durin5 the ~wn-
>e ser7'e1 III IT am- Will Qe
The Choice We Make" A.
7:30 pm, he viii preach on 'The
Glory In Mystery"
The church school meets a
9:45 ann with classes fp all
ages.
A mdWock ervica of PRAYER
is given each Wednesday At $50
pm. IN the Church
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
Church Of Christ
Plans Evangelistic
Services Here

The Key West Church of Christ.
AShby and Won Phistcr street,.
ItaS completed plans for series
"f cvansclistic services with the
initial meeting announced for
100 p, m. Monday night, April
I6,
The congregation has invited
Evangelist c. w. Scott. of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
To Church Of God

A singing convention will be
held al the Church of God, 9O9
Angela street, at 3 pm. Sunday.
Morning worship is scheduled
for II. following Sunday school
at 10. The evangelistic message
will be delivered at $50 pm.
Bible study and band meeting
are to be held Friday at 100 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-14
CIsd Things Tabernacle

Morning services at the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle will be held
at II arr, and evening worship
at 80.
a radio program, Assembly
Tine" win he broadcast over
station WKWF at o am, Sunday
MidWcck services will be held
On both Tuesday and Friday
nights At 80
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-25

MAY p that her mother Mrs
William Ashhy pcs Muinrr. Iowa
was seriously injured IN AN auto.
mobile accident Mrs Ashhy ~
the SISTER ut Mrs l.uClllc Me
Adams and Mrs Ante Wilson of
Minneapolis
The Naomi Circle met at the
home uf Mrs Fern Helm, tO0p
FINN Ave So "Wednesday after.
noon May ~ at l 30 y m
The Booker =. Washing ton
study club met at the home Of
Mis- Ethel Stevens. 1924 Fuhrth
Az" So Tuesday May ~ An
clr, tr"n IT Officers was held
Elected were Mrs Lulu cratic.
prrsidcnt Mrs Mary Clardy wee
pr,sid'nt, Mrs William Ewing
secretary Mrs Jenny HAIL COZ
responding secretary. Mrs Matte
bearing. silent social and sunshine
committee. Mrs Emma GumcE
program committee. Mrs Mary
smith. cratic The next mrrtng
viii be- held At the home 81 MIa
Tudy W0rmlcy IpiO Fourth
Ave So Wednesday June Il ThiR
meeting viii he the last meeting
~ the season
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Mrs. IGtUm'S Friends
Give PoTty On Her
Return From NoSplfol

Mrs, Hiawatha TAtum, Has
Lyndale Ave. No, Is recovering
from the effects of a broken foot
suffered on her job IN Minncapo-
hs-Honcywell She caught her
foot IN a door at the plant She
did not feel at first that the in
jury was serious but Mays sent
her to the hospital where the foot
was placed in a cast and she w
manned for cight days
After her return from the hos
pltal Mrs. Tatum was honorrd At
a belated birthday party al her
home. The party was planned for
April Il on that day she entered
the hospital and II was not until
April % that group OF her
friends got a chance to entertain
her Among those who fchClJatcd
her were Mines Robert AleNandrr
Ethel Mcintosh. prral Woodward
Mary Hudson Wilma Mourv.
Bculah Cohrun. Minnie Butler
Minnie Washington, all Of Mime
apohs. and MIR Robert Anderson
OF Chicago Mrs Tatum received
many us,fnI ptFts
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Lincoln Nch one cousin Patricia
Buoghrry, Minneapolis, a niece
and nephew of Lincoln, Mob
W"ndard Funeral home was IN
charge Of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-25

t4ol Upton Ave. So. Minneapolis
The pastor and associate pastor
OF that church, The Revs Henry
Lewis and Howard Huntncker
viii perform the ceremony
Miss Brown Is the daughter of
Mrs BrookSic Brown of wascCa
Minnesota She attended the pub,
lie schools ot that city and has
studied At the University Of Min
neS0ta the CunncCtiCur School of
the Dance al New Lordnn. Conn
at the Modern School uI Dance Of
Minneapolis NJ which Gertrude
LipptnCott was director
Mr. Cam Is the sun ot Mr. and
Mrs Benjamin Cain. Port Deposit.
Maryland he u graduate vi
Knoxville. Tennessee and the MIN
ncSota School uf business
Miss Brnwn has been active IN
the hfv OF the Twln CITIES Al
present she Is ofncr Scrrrtary OF
the Minneapolis Mayors Council
ui Human Relations In her spare
time she teaches modern dancing
at tho Minneapolis NWCA and
Halhy = Brown house. 81 Paul
Thu couple have not sent out
either announcements or invita-
tunS Friends arr welcome to at
tend the wedding and reception IN
the church parlors which follows,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis WhitlOCk.
1854 CLINTON Ave So. are the
proud parents 81 a seven pound.
ten ounce baby Gtrl born at - %
Monday morning at FalrNirw hos
pttal pr " u Brown was the at
tending physician
Mrs CeCcna Patterson, 94O
Bryant Ave No. ~ recovering at
her home from u recent illness
MIR. James Lewis, 1929 Fourth
Ave So ~ recovering from n re
cent illness and operation nj Fair
view hospital Mr. Lewis condi
ton is improving lie ~ expected
to come home this week
Mrs. AuIie Dial. 1892 Clinton
Ave So. recently returned from n
three week vacation spent IN Chi,
cage. Detroit and Omaha, Neb
While IN Omaha Mrs pial had the
opportunity 10 see Josephine
Baker Mrs. Dial II one of the
favortc entertainers in the upper
Midwest
The Senior Choir Of Border
Methodist church Will meet FIN
day May 70 at the church at 4
p m All members are urged To b.
present
Mrs. Jessie Mays, 1901 25th
| Ave So ~ recovering from
pneumonia at MI Sinai hospital
Mrs Mays entered the hospital
Thursday May II
Miss Gloria Brown, 374a Fourth
Ave So. received word Tuesday
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Additional Social and
Personal News

An eight and half pound baby
boy was born sunday. May 20
at Maternity hospital to MIR and
Mrs. Edward Temple. 3s4I Ffth
Ave So The parents named the
baby Roger Michael
Rev. VI. l.. simmons. pastor II
ST Peter AME church. is holding
a special church meeting at
Bethesda Baptist church his
So Eighth St. Sunday. May %
Everyone Is invited To attend this
meeting, which Will begin at 3 30
p m.
Little NonrIda Rooney. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clcmon Rooney.
llO7 Emerson Ave No, returned
to school Wednesday, May ~,
after being in bed with illness
MIR. Oliver Thornton. 26OA
Fourth Ave. So, entered Mt
Sinai hospital Sunday, May 20, TO
undergo minor surgery MIR
Thornton In expected home next
week
Mrs. CPCeIia Patterson. $40
Bryant Ave No. is recovering at
her home from recent illness
Mrs Patterson has been III for
several weeks. but Is now able 10
get out of bed and around the
house
Mrs. Y. Henderson. 1929 Bryant
Ave No, is reCupcTating at her
home after undergoing surgery at
Fairview hospital. Saturday May
~
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many useful gifts
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emergency leave to visit the bed
SIDE OF ms brother John. who was
critically INJURED IN an automub le
accident Pvt Phifer is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs John Phifcr Sr.
100 + 2Sth St
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tate. OF
SlnuN Falls = Dakota arr the
Par'uts ut baby girl born Fin
day MAY Is IN Sioux Fails Mr.
Tat, Is IN, son Of Mrs. Arvns
Tat, 1856 Fourth Ave So.
Mrs. Mary Watson, jT55 Firth
Az )" lrft the city Friday May
u o. sp,ud two weeks vacation
vsIt.rL IN Chicago. III st Louis
No and Memphis. Tenn
MIR Jimmy SlcmmonS. 220l
Fgtth Ave So met with the Min.
n,apuhs Aqust"unlal Sports eX-
eCutlvr committee at luncheon
gwen at LAX CAFE 1928 Univer-
sI'y y + Plans were completed
toI all sport events for the 1851
aquat,nnal
The Delta Phi Amcga chapter
Will take part IN the initiation
with N, Eta chapter Of SIX Ivy
Leaf girls who viii be MATED into
the Etc chapter Of the L campus
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Anderson
and son Fred Jr Mrs $ Ander.
son Mrs A Tate and Barbara
Eunlcc and Bobby Lee Tate, went
on a fishing trip to Medicine Lake
MINI Sunday, May 20 Follow.
ing the trip. a fish fry was held
at the Fred Anderson home, lO4l
BRYANT Ave No
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-25

The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. S. W. Terry.
3Sl2 First Ave. So, Saturday.
June 8 al 6 p. m.
Mines. Marjory Curry. Opal
Jones and Misses Mary Blake and
Barbara Higgins, returned 10 the
city Saturday, May 10 from a
motor trip to Pittsburgh, New
York and Atlantic City. They at
tended the National conference Of
Social Work which met IN Allan
tic City May - through May l6
Former Mlnnesotans seen th,r,
were Mrs. Audrey Delaney and &
W Washington, Reginald John.
son and Leo Bohanon
The Delta Phi Omega chapter
Of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity met at the home of Mrs
Kathryn Rucker. 2S44-34th Ave.
So. with Mrs. lone Rodgers As CO.
hostess Friday, May Is. An cleo
ton of officers was held The
following officers were elected
lone Rodgers, president; Frances
Brown, VICE president, Frances
Hughes. secretary; Addy Lewis.
corresponding secretary, Jean
Coins, treasurer; Rachael James.
parlimentarian; Laura Gasklns.
Ivy Leaf reporter. Installation OF
the officers will take place at the
June meeting
Mrs. y. Anderson, mother Of
Mrs. Arvilla Tate, 1856 Fourth
Ave. So, left the city Tuesday,
May %. for her home in Fergus
Falls, MINI. Mrs. Anderson had
been visiting in the city since
May -.
The Friday Night Out club
will meet at the home of Mrs
Fern Hawkins, 1929 Clinton Ave.
So, Friday evening May IS at
p. m.
Pvt. Anthony =. Phifer. FIT.
Riley, Kansas, arrived in the city
Monday morning, May 81. on an
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Mrs. PsuTl BSnIoTd, o5
Dies friday, mOY 10
A. 0onsTuI hoapl1ul

Mrs rcarl ncnfnri IN 800 "
2hth ~ died at tho Minneapolis
General hospital Friday. May ~
Funeral services were held from
the Woodland Funeral Home cha
pei Turaday. May ~ Rcv NJ l.
Slmmuna ufnCiAird lnturmcnt
war At Crystal Lake cemetery
Mrs Hcnfurd II survived by tw"
brothers. Edward Stevens New
YORK n Y and Guy Rievrna of
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Eunice Brown To
Wed james Cain
Friday June

Friday evening June l at s p
m marks the date and time Of the
exchange Of wedding vows Of
Miss EuntCc Brown and Mr. James
Cam. The couple viii be married
at Lake Harriet Methodist church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-25
LEAUIE BOARD MEETS

The board IT directors ~ the
Minneapolis Urban League met
TIicaday at 1910 ~ tho TMCA.
Sheldon Granger ot Cleveland,
Ohio spoke briefly Ia the board
A membership campaign under
the direction of GcorR W Rohit-
sh,h ~ chairman is being planned
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MIME

The Twin City Maids and Matrons met a, the home Of Mrs
Alee Morgan, 3e2 Fifth Ave So SATURDAY. Nav 10 CHESTS
included Mrs o. L. Alexander and Mrs William Modem " bn
won guest prizes Mrs George Nixon also guest Climb
and w Baxter Walker, first second and third .,,,,;.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Gen. Farrell Named
Deputy 10 Harrison

Maj. Gen. Thomas F. Farrell
yesterday was appointed a deputy
to Defense Production Admins
traitor William H. Harrison, to be
in charge of the expansion of re-
sources.
MIR. Harrison announced that
Gen. Farrell will give particular
attention to the early completion
OF facilities designed to increase
basic resources, such as steel and
other metals. He will also CO.
ordinate loans. tax amortization
and other aids to business.
Gen. Farrell, during World War
II, served with the War Produc-
ton Board, was chief engineer in
the China-1ndia Burma theater
and was deputy to Mai. Gen. Les
lie r. Groves in the atomic bomb
project. Later he was an ad-
wiser to Bernard M. Baruch,
American representative on the
United Nations Atomic Energy
Commission.
More recently Gen. Farrell has
served as commander of the
Army's 301st Logistical Command
and as commanding general of
Camp Rucker, Ala. He is now on
inactive status.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Communist Tracts Found
AT Two Florida Schools
BY the Associated Press

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. Bun
dies of handbills attacking speak
ers in a lecture series here and
signed "The Communist Party of
Florida" were found at two schools
yesterday.
The printed sheets were discov-
cred by faculty members on the
grounds of Memorial Junior High
School and of Jones High School,
a Negro institution.
The tracts apparently were an
attempt to hit back at a know
your-enemy lecture series present.
ed at another Orlando high school
last month. School Supt. Judson
Walker said.
The lectures outlined the
growth and functions of COM
munism and cited experiences of
other countries under Communist
domination.
The literature assailed the
Truman administration and urged
that "all honest students search
for the truth" by writing the Rus
sian Ambassador at Washington
for information on the So
Union.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Communists Walk 0ul
AS De Casper Wins
Vote Of Confidence
BY the Assoeiated Press

ROME, Mar. Premier Alcide
de Gasperi's government early to-
day won an overwhelming vote of
confidence in its arms appropria-
ton bill raising Italy: defense
budget this year to 81 ,245, 600, 900.
MIR. de Gasperi called the bill
"our insurance policy against ag-
gression. But Italy's whole left
ist block boycotted the vote as
illegal and stormed angrily out of
the widest session of the chamber
OF deputies in many months.
Vote is 325 to I6.
The final test came after mid
night in the Montecitorio parlia-
ment building jammed with spec
tators and sprinkled with foreign
observers, including British and
American embassy representatives.
The vote for the arms bill-and
the government-was 325 to 16.
The chamber has $40 members in
all.
An hour earlier, after eight
hours of bitter debate in which the
deputies scuffled and cried swine"
and traitor the whole Com
munist and pro-Communist So
cialist bloc shouldered it's way out
of the chamber and refused to
return.
Secret Veto Demanded.
The Communists demanded q
secret vote. Their leader, Palmiro
Togliatti. declared: ''The rights OF
minorities are best protected by
the secret ballot. Beware of gov
ernments that demand public
votes of confidence"
Mr.. de Gasperi, head of his
sixth consecutive Italian govern
ment since 1945, demanded a vote
OF confidence "now-on this issue ~
Twice last week he threatened to
resign "for good" over minor splits
in his own majority Christian De-
mocratic Party.
Last night, after a caucus of
deputies called before the chamber
session, his party stood solidly with
him.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Claire james Suit Asks
Separate Maintenance
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. claire
James, 29-year-old actress, has
sued her fourth husband for sep
arate maintenance.
DR.. Peter L. Hoffman, 80, filed
for divorce last week, alleging
cruelty. In her cross complaint,
filed yesterday, she also charges
cruelty. She asks $685. monthly
support for herself and the child
she expects in November.
The couple married November
80. 1850. Her former husbands
were Dance Director Busby Berk-
eley, Army Pilot Raymond Dorsey
and Movie Producer William
Girard.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Byrd Says Budget
Could Double Taxes
By the Associated Press

Senator Byrd, Democrat, of
Virginia, said yesterday that
taxes will have to be doubled to
balance a budget of $50 billion
he said may be coming up next
year.
Senator Byrd said that "high-
est official sources" had advised
him that military leaders will
ask for $48 billion in the year
beginning July /, 1852.
eff the indicated Federal ex-
penditures are to be met by taxes,
Federal taxes will have to be
increased nearly SO per cent TO
produce a total revenue of $50
billion or more" he said in q
statement. Together with State
and local taxes the total Amer
lean tax bill will then be approx
mately 500 billion"
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Miss Sodek Has Operation

CAIRO. Mar. 7 R.-Narfiman
Sadek, King Farouk's queen-to-be,
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at Fouad ell Avail Hos
pital in Alexandria yesterday, a
palace communique said last
night. It added that Miss Sadek' S
condition was. satisfactory.