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The Miami times., 1951-09-29
CAN GOD DEPEND ON you

l. In these days of confusion
when real men are so few, and
God has something special down
here He would like someone tC
do; can He depend on you?
| 2. And if that duty does not
suit your fancy or desire, would
you forsake your Masters call for
the things to which you aspire?
3. Admitting that you do not
like the work He assigns you to
do, can He nevertheless put it in
your hands and know it will not
fall thru?
4. To be'counted dependable by
God when others forsake, and
give Him your best though others
fake, is to invest in Heavens in
valuable estate.
5. Young folks could make no
better choice, than to give to God
both heart and voice, and be ac-
cepted by Him as dependable, and
Gods love by them as indispen-
sable.
6. What a distinction to be
known as Gods true fiend, the
one on whom He can always de-
pend.
z. Nothing in all earth is as
priceless as this, to merit Gods
love and for Him to be as
sured that, concerning your de-
dependability there is no risk.
8. How sad it must be for one
who has never known God or
for one who has known Him and
then fallen back, and from His
loving presence ran off and hid.
9. But ah, what satisfaction and
JOY in the hearts of those where
Gods love aboundS, and acts
speak louder than words and un-
certain sounds.
10. These are the reliable
people who keep this world NOV
The Miami times., 1951-09-29
Sentence Sermons
Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry For AMP

ing in fine trim, and on whose
thoughts and actions God cam al
ways depend.
IL. The SureSt way for you to
know how well you are pleasing
God here below, is to contact
Him constantly with great humil-
ity, and thus clearly prove your
dependability.
IL. Life, then becomes full and
complete :. and the journey with
God never lonesome but sweet it
is the miraculous touch of Gods
divine power that keeps a man
dependable every passing hour:
The Miami times., 1951-09-29
Rally Day At
BeuIeah

Our services were very inspir-
ing last Sunday. Our new pastor
Rev. George Johnson, from Del
ray Beach, took over. There was
no preaching at the morning ser
vice, just welcome addresses. In
the evening the league had a very
interesting program. Mrs. Merl
Christie, president, presided.
Sunday night the pastor thrill
ed us with his message from the
text, "This Same Jesus"
Sunday will be Rally Day.
Everybody must help in this rail-
ly. Atty. John D. Johnson will
speak at 3 o'clock.
Miss Sandra Christie, Rep.
Rev. George Johnson, pastor
The Miami times., 1951-09-29

We request your presence at a
ground breaking at the Star Light
Lodge No. 542 of Carver Ranches
located on Pembroke Road. on
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 80 at 800
pm. Refreshments free.
MIR. c. Johnson, W. M.
Mr.. o. Ferguson, Sec.
The Miami times., 1951-09-29

veal the mark of Identification,
and yet he said that we shall
know and be known. / Corin-
thians 1889. That satisfies me.
Rev. N. F. Clark, pastor
st. Matthew's Baptist Church
Evening star., 1951-04-06

party or alliance Of parties that
gets more than half the votes.
Suppose. for example, that In q
district with 10 seats the Social
lists got 80 per cent Of the vote.
the middle-of- -the-road Radical
Socialists 80 per cent. the COM
munists 35 per cent and another
party 5 per cent. Under the old
system the Communists would
have four seats and the other two
leading groups three seats each.
Under the new system an alli-
ance Of the Socialists and the
Radical Socialists would be con-
sidered to have q najority-pro-
vided they had signed an agree
ment beforehand--and would get
five seats each. The Communists
would get none at gil.
Hits Reds and De Gaullists.
Proportional repre- sentation
would be applied only In the Paris
area and where no alliance got a
L -
majority, The Communists will
|find it next TO impossible to join
any alliance and the followers Of
Gen. Charles de Gaulle also will
find It hard. So their strength
would be cut way down-tne Com
|munists to perhaps 80 seats.
The Council of the Republic is
elected indirectly and is more
conservative than the Assembly.
Sentiment there has been
against even the traces of propor-
tional representation In the new
bill. Anti Communists. however,
have made headway with the
argument that the months Of
suuabbling in the Assembly show
Evening star., 1951-04-06
BY The Associuied Pres.

PARIS, April 6.-The National
Assembly struck at Communist
influence In France yesterday by
voting a new election law designed
to cut down the party's strength
lin Parliament.
The bill passed by 263 to 251 on
la roll call demanded by the COM
imuniStS.
It now goes to the Council OF
the Republic (Senate), where
sentiment has been reported turn
ling in its favor. II the Council
passes the bill quickly. 1t may
become law in time to hold gem
eral elections June 10, as asked
by Premier Henri Queuille.
| Hard going for the bill in the
Council Of the Republic would put
the election over until October,
THE summer months bring Mos
lem religious holidays in Algeria
land vacation time in France, and
lso are not considered good months
flor voting.
Reds Had Biggest Group.
At the last parliamentary elec-
ltion, in 1916. the Communists
lpolled 5,199,111 votes out OF 49,
I880,74l. That gave them the big
lgest group In the National AS
lsembly--186 seats out Of Cal
because the election law provided
flor proportional representation.
/ The new bill would throw all
THE seats In any district to the
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Colombian. Ambassador
Here to Go to Rome
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOGOTA. Colombia. April 6.-
The government announced yes.
Gerday that Eduardo zuleta Angel
Colombian Ambassador to Wash
ington. Is being reassigned as Am.
bassador to Rome.
There was no announcement q,
to the new Ambassador to Wash.
ington. but rumors circulated that
1t would be Foreign Minister Con.
zalo ReStrepo Jaramillo.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Youth, 18, Anaiqned
In S56 Office Theft

An l8-year-old youth, who ad-|
mitted TO police he stole $50 from
a lawyers ofiice and spent 1t In
pool rooms and at the movies,
was among those arraigned yes
terday before United States Com
missioner Cyril q. Lawrence.
The youth, James r. jackson, !,
|colored. Of the 2l00 block Of Fifth
street NV. was charged with
grand larceny and was ordered
held for the grand jury under $500
bond. Police said jackson, q night
cleaner, admitted taking the cash
from a safe in the David ]. Shorb
law Office, GIT Fifteenth street
NV. Monday. He said the safe
door was left ajar, police said.
Brousey Williams, 45, colored,
|of the 500 block Of p street NV.
was held for grand jury action
under $1,000 bond, charged with
Operating O lottery and possession
|of numbers slips.
A No. ] precinct detective tes-
titled he was investigating a.
|househreaking at a grocery store
lat 40l ] street NV. on March Il,
when he saw williams In a tele-
phone booth, reading q list Of
numbers from slips Of paper. The
detective said he recovered vari-
Gus slips OF paper from Williams
clothing, all containing numbers
and some with money attached.
A third man. Alvin Harvey. Al.
|colored, also was charged with
numbers violations, after detec-
|tiyes entered q room in the 600
block Of o street NV. and found
him taking numbers bets over the
telephone on March 6. Harvey
was held for the grand jury, un-
der $500 bond.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

The net result might then be
that the election would have to
be held under the old law.
Political experts say such an
election would produce an AS
sembly divided into three power
full warning factions Communists,
De Gaullists and middle of the
readers. No two Of them could
then get together for the ma
jority needed to support a govern
ment under the French parlia-
mentary system.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

that nothing else than this can
be passed.
Council Defeat Would Kill Bill.
The Council could start the
trouble again by defeating the
bill. It would then take 311 votes
Ian absolute majority Of all mem
bers-in the Assembly to override
the Councils action. Backers Of
the bill say this would be Inn
possible. since they only got 1858
votes yesterday at a record turn
out.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

The human eyes unlike other
parts OF the body. degenerate with
use.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Miomi Alumni Meetino

The Alumni Club Of Miami
eohio) University viii meet at
8 pm. tomorrow at the American
Association Of University Women,
1884 ] street NV.
The Valley settler., 1951-07-06


 wa iting on tho ship to cast off is- mt helping. Our first sailing timo was 1850. Thon it uas moved up to 1900 and the last timo it was 2OOO.
 We just cast off and arc now on our way. I should monti on our sond- off. Thoro uoro q hand full of long shoro mon and q dozon mombors of tho Army Band.
 The captain with his worry pro- nouncod Scandinavian occont just on- nounccd thoro is to bo q dri Il. That moans VIC don our 1ifo jackets and find our lifoboot stations. I think half of us would havo boon gonnors if wo had to figure out how to fas- ton thoso lifo jackets!
 Tho dri Il is ovor and tho ship is beginning to roll so I think tho bost p1aco for mo s in tho rack.
 JUNE 9--Ah, yos, horo it is. Our first day at soa.Wator, Wator ovory- whoro as far as ono can SOC.
 Yos, and horo aboard ship, ovory- ono is sick as sick can be. Tho chow this morning di dn't soem to a. groo with many of tho mon, as large number doceidod it would bo oasior to food tho ii sh than t ry and digest it thoms lvos.
 Tho sailing today has boon worry pleasant so for. About noon tho sun broko through and can soo why tho Pacific is famod for it's bluo Wator; 1t really is . beautiful sight to sec tho uatcr churn and boil as p cut through it. Thoro isn't much to sec during tho day. I ship won't by toward Fri sco-- probably from Koroa.
 Wo saw 2 sool, also. It soomod to by by itself; probably ono of tho rooving kind.
 I mot fou of tho soldiers and ii rmon that aro going to Japan a. long with us. That holpod pass timo.
 Two of tho guys had harno onicas so VIC took turns p laying thom and fin ally all but two of us won't to sloop on tho dock undor 2 warm air won't. JUNE lO--Today is Sunday and tho weather has boon nothing to bragg a- bout. It did try to sunshine but tho clouds and fog ha d tho upper hand. For quito q foW of us this w!s tho first timo VIC att ondod Di- vino Worship at Soa.
 Most of tho boys a groo VIC should arrange for moro than ono Sunday a wook, if thoy servo as good chow as wo havo had today. Turkey and all tho trimmings.
The Valley settler., 1951-07-06
Cont Id. from pg. l

Cont Id. from pg. l an advisory basis (that s that VIC want to mako certain that tho con- sunor ' s int orost has dof inito p- portunity to bo hoard on thi s ad- vi sory basis) in tho formulation of OPS polict os and regulations Wo want to soc that tho work of OPS is understood by tho c ons umor- minded groups in local comuni tios and that OPS roc oivcs consumer TO- actions to its program.
 Consumer advi sorry groups vi II consist of ropro sontativos of such organiza ii ons as tho V.F.W., Mo- . tional Council of Catholic Uomon, Y.W.C IA, Nati onol Congress of Paront Teacher Associations 4.nor- ican Federation of Labor and SC orc of othor groups. Meetings arc boing hold in Washi ngton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

The Reunion q tn cennev aas
Divnl familit wer bel q tn
home o Rev snd Nfra y a Coz.
me- Re- eeoney nastnr o s.
1ohH Raniis ehrwch nHnkley
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hubble school teacher am served
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children q Ilth Rock NJ ana
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Eiea coensv ana fena NJ ana
hrs jaime RopeFa Little Peel
NJ snd Mrs Reherl Alexander
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sessi IeU soefvel

Funera service c Eli Mark
so1 q II and mr. Roll Marss
an Lenar Bns. sau c " an
Mvs Lenau BoA. a. a Coo
Hon community were he'll =
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person attended the funera Mr5
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