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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
$1,000 Menschen deutschen Ursprungs
Einwanderung moegIich gemaeht

in ser Belt ins 2ano gelaiien per.
oen, iaas iid Die seeigneten EIlcses
eltern fir lie finoen.
SScn friiberen Nngebortgen De-
polniihen Mrmee, sic IN Gnglano le-
ben, oiirien 1000 einipanbern. es
ueroen 1000 dineiiide Gliihtlin9s
nad Sen Il g. eelaiien, faas TIRE
8diie bon ser nationalbinei iiifen Te.
eier,ins Gbians aaiideds inooiiiert
perben.
Ser aonereB Sifnete bic Cir Mme'
rifas ni6t iotpeit tpie giienboiuer ge'
tpiinidt batte. Statt ser perlanster
100000 gi,tpanoerer tprrben nllr
214,OOO be,piaigt, beren Giniuanoes
ring iid auf elmer Geriooe bon orel,
itott sipei ssubren perteilt.
sluh perlangt bas 8eies einc Itrens
ae Yriiil,ne ser Ginmanoesr auf
Sers uno gtieren biniihtlif ibrer pers
litiiden 3useboriseeit, bomit feline
3ommuniIten ins 2ano eelaiien ,per'
ben. sln Ser l1nter;eibnl,ne Der
Bill nabmen cine Insabl bon Sena=
toren uno Ibseoroneten, weld,e i'h
fir sic Mnnabme einseiett batten, TO-
,pie anoere, an ser Mabnabme intes
reiiierte Heri0nlidfeiteu tell.
giienbolper nannte bas Gelet. ei'
ne be;eibnenbe bumunitiire Sanoluns
mo einen ,ptitieen 9eitrag si,m bei'
ieren geeenieitigen 0eritdnbnis ber
9GnSer Der Greien Nelt". CT iorberz
te sic anberen freien 2Gnber al,f, bem
8eiipiele Mmerifas iSolae III letter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
Elm Jahr zuchthaus
fuer Elm StEeek Seife

DRESDEN. - Der Iiebiiabl eines
fleireu Stiides SoilettenIeife brad,te
elmer Sresbneri,t elm Sabr Sudthalls
ein. Ser @ert Ser Seiie betrue LAO
Sitmarf Gin Sabr 3ud,tbaus lit Sic
Minoeitiiruie iiir rSeritcb eeaen Sas
Golfseieentum." Die Gerurteilte bats
te nj eiuem io1piet;oualen SelbitbeSie=
nl,ngslaoen 50. Ser @eriud,une nidlt
lpiSeritehen fOnncn unb beim aauI Ell
mes Eafetes SeiIenpuIper heimfit
Elm Stiif Seife in ibrer Ginboletaihe
gleiten Iaiicn. Cine Terfiuierin bate
Sen Iiebitabl belnerft uno Sic @e>
iflits iiihrcrin berbeiaerrier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

Oeem yorf. - Ser lanse aampf
Inn oas Garbenieben bat elm gnoc
gefuuoeu. 9as Columbia 8roabcoit.
ing Spiten ertldrte iid bereit, iid) ci.
nem geplonten 1teuen Spitem ansus
jdlieBen, BEL Sem sic pprbanoenen
shmar;. ;.Beib. .Gmpidnaer auh fir
oen gmpfang farbieer I0=hilber per=
menbet ,peroen fonnten. 0isber bate
bie GBS fir bic ginfiibrung zines
Garbeniebipitems eefdmpit, bas nit
ben alten gmpfdneern nur nah els
mem sroBeren l1mbau enpfangen
meroen fonnte.
Der 2eiter bes GVS= =Ternieben.
S. g. gan NoItenburs, erfliirte. feline
;sirma lei in Ser friiben 3eit oes
iserniebens fir oas bon ibr ent,pif-
felte iarbenipitem gemeien, ols cine
l1mitenuns aui anoere Mpparate nod
lei1t eerpeien lp1re. Sn3miifen aber,
oo "a Mitlionen Shmor5sWeib.
Gmpf1neer in 9etrieb iino, balte bic
GDS oies nbipeihenbe Spltem Ian.
ger fir pertretbar, .peniqitens iolon'
ee es i9eine, bob elm Garbenfpitem
in obiebbarer 9eit eineeiiibrt mers
Den Tonne, bas fir Die oorbanoenen
Gmpi1nger aeeisnet 1T.
&iermit ihlob sic GVs 9etpiilers
maBen Jrieoen NIT ieinem grOBten
Ninnlcn i'm ssarbcnTcrniehen. ser
Rabic Corporation Of Nnlerico, bie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

Mnnnbeir. Ser Xeiter Der
9ii6e Der amerifaniihen 81. arait=
uagenfompanie in Ser ebemaligen
aaii .Bilbelm=aaierne eine in iei=
nem 8ampf Inn sic &inoerbersen"
einen neuen @eg. ST nabm iid) Dor,
Sen irmIten 2inocrit cine Treilbe 5u
nlrtcn: Den Sniaiieu Ser 8aiiens
b1uier in unb Inn Mannbeim. 80
luS er Dor Wohen auf eiaene Soften
80 ainSer aus bem Stiiotiiden ain=
6erbeim Mbeinau in bie &aierne SIT
elmer aaiieetaiel Elm l,no unternabm
fiirslit am neraangenen @c6enenoe
NIT bemielben einen Iusilug in ben
5ierpart aarlitern. Mit einem @rtc>
bus, oen cine II. g. Ginbeit allr Ser
iiieung eeiteIt batte, tpuroe Die fleine
8ciellihait abgebolt itno frobltb
ging's aui Sic &eiie.
Zoo hi6en nnb briiben
Suerit puroe Der 300 beiud)t. Gas
mar cine Grellbe, eleidermaben bet
@Giten unb Gaitgebern. Sic ainber
er;Gblten ibren eroben 5reunoen,
mas lie iiber oie hei uns lebenoen
1iere puBten, iansen ibnen rpobl auh
pom audud uno pom giel, bon al=
Ieu 0Dgeln. sic id,ou 0a ieien, Dor.
ltno mas batten sic alnerifauiite,1
groBen ainoer 5u ersdbleu. bic 81,
Sauie mie Waidbdren lino sltien
berrlniprinseu; 90 ipar Oes Stau=
mems fein Gnbe mebr.
Snspiihen mar aus Ser aalerne
Elm @aeen eefonnen, ser bas entz
belt, porauf bie bungrigen Otdgen
idon tparteten: Ssn Der llmgebuns
i'm 8aloe purben in Mengen &ar=
toiielialat, beleste 9rote, Sets unb
Sudden per3ebrt, baslpiihen literlpei.
ie eissetublter aafao rseid)labbert"
- bon iteriliiierten Happitellern unO
aus Happbetern.
Ser shatten iiel aui bem Elat
uno oie &eraen aller, als es bieB,
,8oo6bpe" l,no ,Nui Wie6erieb'n" !"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
MiIIionen Werden
aus Holland
erWartet

stolpe, areis 4lon. - SollGnoi.
ide @erihte ,peroen iid tpabrid)ein=
lid bemndhIt NIT einem iabrbunber'
te alten grbihait beihdftigen, BEL bem
su entiheiben lit, mas nit Der Wil=
lionenerbihaft bes 1880 aus Ieutid.
lano ousgepanberten Sobann 2o,,=
rao Brandt aus 9ubenitabt eei4e=
ben Ioll.
Die Grbfhaft belief iid5 uripriine.
lid auf % Millionen @uloer. Cine
ser 9eahfommen 8ranots, oie iebt
int Stolpe pobnenSe 6rau 2ieielotte
@brooer, elaubt ieSod,, baB bas
Nermosen in stpiihen al,f eine Mil'
liaroe ansetpahien lit. Wie tie
aus ser 0orgeihidte Ser grbi6aft
erSlblte, erparb ibr Gorfabre Brandt
our6 sic gntoedlmg eines Snieften=
pulpers elm srobes Yern6een, oas er
ourd) slnlagen in l1eberiee a,,f 56
Minionen @uloen erbSbte. Mls
graubt 1881 itarb. Itelte lid, ber'
aus. bab er Iein 0ermosen ie 3ur
S1lite ieinem Shtpieeeriobn 1,no
Ieiuen in 9eutihlanb lebenbcn Ser
lpanoten permaebt bate. Mber bas
Seitament blieb 5,,nGdit peribtpl1nz
Sen.
Ssm Sabre 1912 mahte ii6 IN
eiue1n baperiid,en 0orf eir Bauer
baran, einc ihmere boaGnbiihe Sri,>
be 81, 8rennbul3 sll perarbeiten. ct
entSedte ein 8ebeimiad), IN benz ei,t
Bud, perborgen mar. 9es 2eiens uts
funoia. hclte er einen gtahbarn, ei=
men Monn namens 8ranbt, uuo leg
te bieien bas Spfument Dor. Brandt
iab sn ieiuem erobten Grltaunen, bab
ct bas 10 lanse pern1iBte Seitament
ieines oussemanoerten 9rl,oers Dor
iit) bate. Gr leitete ioiort cine @elos
iamnnll,ng inter ser SermanStihaft
Elm, nm ieine Hethte in 9olanb GEL
teno su MAIDEN. IS bai,erte aber elm
,sobrbunoert, 10 beribtet Grau
Shrober, bis elm bollanoiIhes Ses
riht entidbieb, bab Ole beutlhen er=
ben anSuerfennen ieien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

Turd sic lluteroeidnuna elmer
Yill Oiinpte NrGiioent Giienbo,per
214,OOO gimpanSerern auberbal5
Ser Quote 9iir un6 Cor Ser Secret.
nisten Staaten, bic innerbalb Ser
ndd,Iten orei Sabre ins 2ano eelaiien
tperocn iollen.
Ias Geies min Sliidtlinsen aus
SEN 21nbern binter Dem giiernen
0orbans, Waiien uno anoeren Con.
oerfateeorien cine 0ebensmoglidfeit
eeben. gs lit elm erneuter @etpeis fir
rMmerifas traoitionelle 8eiorgnis
fir bic Seimatloien, sic Werfolsten
uno 6ie tpenieer geeiinitieten in an=
Seren 2dnbern", fagte Der 8rdiioent.
Inter Dem @eies ,peroen $4,000
Perionen oeutihen l1riprunes ins
2anb eeIaiieu, ,uelde aus &ublanS
nuo ieinen satellitenlGnbern nertrie-
ben puroen. gs merben ferner 35.-
900 Yerionen Mufnabme finoen, Sic
nab 8eitoeutihlanb unS Oeiterreih
eeiloben fino, 10000 oie in MaSOs
9GnSern oSer Sd1peoen, Srlano o6er
Dem Greiitaat Trieit tuobneu.
gs iino $4,000 gtien fir italie1,i=
i1e SIiihtlinee reieroiert, $4,000
fir griediibe uno $4,000 fir boil
I6nbiihe Gliibtlinse. Serner iollen
$4,000 sstaliener, 1000 8riehen
anb 1000 &oa1noer bereiueelaiien
lperSen. bic 5tpar feline Sliidtlinge
iino, aber nabe 8erpanbte in II.
9. baben. giertaulenS @aiien unter
10 ssabren iollen bon irgenoipober
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

Nus Sflabpan iGrieb cine Srau:
rSeio niht 10 iid)er, oai Sic id)redli-
d)en Stiirre, Sic mir haber, nidts
nit ben 9omben ;u t,,n habsn. 1851
baben Sic Sel,te iu 9torlpegen oie
Negierlmg eril,dt. beu 9tunbilmf aui
eincn 0tonat ltiu;ulese,l, Samit lie
Sic Grute bel trodenen 8etter ein=
6rinaen f0nnten."
MnOere Sel,te meihten,. es nGre
gut, Die Sornaoos nit I=9omben
su pertreibe,t.
Gin Mann aus @aibington ihrieb:
Gin hummer &erl in Current 8iiro
bat bebauptet, bab Sic M.8omben
nt:hts NIT oen groben Stiirmen 81,
tl,u bdtter, bon Senen mir beimee.
fud,t tpl,roea. ST ion it6 beimeeigen
laiier."
Cine syrau aus California i6rieb:
SD CLAUDE, oab bie elftriiden Wel=
len, sic Munbfunf ,mS 9T Ioslaiien,
oas &etter ,,nsiinltig beeinfluiien.
@osu baben tpir iiberbaupt ein Wet.
terbiiro, tpenn es bic 0rofitmaher,
Die binter Dem &lmbiunf rmo Ser
10 itede,,, nidt biuoern mill, Sci,
l1nfug su treiben?"
l1no aus Waine Ifrieb eine ;srau:
vSbr idiebt alles auf bic Seatlr,
aber tper an oem @etter ihulo lit,
iino oieie 8lebooeeI alias Gllg;elt>
ee."
llnS 10 eebt es. Gen 2el,ten I'M @et=
terbiiro miro oie SGlle beib gemadt,
uno babel baben lie ielbit feline alimaz
anlooe,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
EnsIonds Handel nit
Rot-Chinu i'm Werte
Won 1900, 900, 900

9puoou. - Inter bent Grlttt cer
Sppoiitipn gab Der amtierenoe slus
Benminiiter Soro Salisburn I'M
Barlament folaenbe grtlGruna ab:
/. 9totbinas 9lniprllh alf Ser
tret,na in ben Wereinten gtationen
funu crit in Der foreaniiden sSrie=
oensfonferena bisfutiert tperben.
9. Gnalanb niro iih in besua auf
Hotd)ina an bas internationale Gm=
barao aeaen bic Yelieferuna NIT
Sitter BON itrateaiiAen 8ert ball
ten.
3. Gnalanb bdlt es fir gut unb
anaebrabt. oen .nihtltrateaiihen
,6anbeI nit 9fotd)ina All entpifeln.
Sine pripate Organization, ber
8ritiid)e Stat fir bic 6ebuna bes ills
ternationalen 6anbels teilt nit, oaR
sic Heaieruna bic 9lusfubr BON
nidtitrateaiifen Giitern nad &ot=
dina 9ebilIist lat. 9ieie Yripatz
aruppe bat fiirslih mitgebolfen, eis
ne Miiiion bon 10 britiiden Sc.
iddftslellten III oraaniiieren, bic 90
4ontratte in 9Seiping abaeihloilen
bat. Sirefter Golanb 0eraer teilte
nit, bic @efhdftSIellte tpiirben baIb
nit benz 1anOelsm,iniiter Heter
groerneprroit sfonferieren, Inn bic
GrlaubniS sll erbdlten. bic Musfubr
na9 China I'm, ipeitere $40, ,OO0,=
900 erboben All biirfen.
Mn ber Wiiiion, bic no4 geipins
eina, beteiliaten iih befannte ssabri.
fanten, &aufleute unb 9antierS.
un6 bic Sitter. bic bis sum Suni
1904 auS9etaui6t iperben iouen,
baben eiilen @ert bon ipeniaitens
$42, 600, 900.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
'Ersutzkonut" yum
Ponumu.kunu) Qeplunf

Merico Gitp. = Wie Bic 9eitune
.gl ltniperiaI" berif,tet. sogen ameri.
faniid,e uno folumbiife Sneenieure
ben Bnu eines teuen Annnls in Be-
troMt, burh ben Nanor,n.aonol ent.
Ioftet unb oer internotionale Nerfebr
erleihtert tperoeit foa. -
3mei NSslihteiten iperben fit bic
Nnlnge ins Muge aeiabt: BON Der
Guelle BEG Napipi Mipers mad Der
0imonesz z8uht am Na5iiit o0er ben
Nfrato lita Fruoubc, cntldna 5ll,n
@alino Mdnoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
Schuh Won iran
uvf der FIvcht

Sebcran. Srau. - Sdab Mobam=
mes &e;a Nablepi rno feline 80nigin
floben aus Sran, als cine Yala'tat.
tade a,,iammenbrad), bic gegen pres
mier Moiiabesb seridtet mar. Mu.
benniniiter Soiiein Jatenli berlans.
te baraufbin, oab bie 9pnaitie bes
Sdab Hqleui abgeiest peroe. Ser
S4iabriae Shab uno a0nisin Soraia
ilosen in ibren 8rioatilugseua nod
8aeoab, Sraque. Der sdab lit elm
ausae;eihneter Slieger uno le,ifte
ielbit. Ser raid)e l1mitur3 in Sran
perlief obne BIutperaie6en,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
AUch Elm Preisl

Sn 8id)iielo Sprinss. q. g., &C.
pann ser illnse NaIpb vStippp"
@iltin'on Sen aroben Ereis Ser
Sierai,sltellung nit elmer Mmeiie.
Der Freis mar llGmlidI Sem 3iuO
ner'Srohen mproel1, oas ben fleiriten
Spielgefubrten aus Dem Tierreid,
mitbrinaeu miirNa
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
CROWNED QUEEN

Miss Maxine Hudson sponsor
ed by Mr.. Theodore T. Sands, won
out in the queen contest and was
crowned Queen Of the Douglass
School March of Dimes" by Mr..
Floyd Hannibal, chairman of the
March of Dimes drive, at a grand
coronation ball given by Mrs. Lor-
raine Wake Lewis, school chair
man of the drive, at the school
auditorium ON Friday, Jan. 80.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Mrs. Ella Stubs died sudden
ly at her residence ON Petronia
st. Saturday, Feb. z.
Funeral services win be con-
Quoted ON Sunday, Feb. IS 2:30
pm. from Cornish Chapel yAME
Zion Church, Rev. Hooper, the
pastor viii officiate. She leaves
to mourn three nieces, one
nephew, a host of other relatives
and sorrowing friends.
ON THE SICK LIST
Mrs. Sarah Roberts, Mrs. Sarah
Pinder, Mrs. lola Williams, Mrs.
Marie Welters, Mrs. Bernice
Cleare. Friends wish them a
speedy recovery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Key West sev,A.r 1ns City
BY FRANCES sRieos
BY FRANCES sRioos

reported back for duty on last
Monday.
Mrs. Irene Kelly has returned
to the city after spending her va
cation in New York and Boston,
Mass, visiting relatives and
friends. Friends are very glad to
see her home again. She reports
an enjoyable vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
"Suffered 7 years
then ! found Pazo
brings amazing reief!"

says ne. a. W., Los Angeles. Cali.
Speed amazing fefief from miseries Of
simple piles. With soothing Pazotl Acts
TO relieve pain. -aching Instantly soothes
infiamed, tissues-lubricates dry. hard.
ensd parts--helps prevent crackiag. sore.
ness-redpce swelling. You get real com.
forting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple piles. Get Pa1o for fast. won.
dzfui relief Ask your doctor about it.
Suppository form-aiso tubes with per-
torated pile pipe for easy application.
sHn~ oiataeRt and SRnboSiiosiS o
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

BIRTH
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Smith an
nource the arrival OF daughter
born Friday, Feb. 2 at Monroe
County hospital The little one
weighed 8 lbs, two ounces and
has been given the name Rosetta
Laura.
Mother and baby are doing
nicely at this writing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Baby Contest

A baby contest sponsored by the
Blessed Martin Guild Of the Holy
Redeemer Church win get under
way Sunday, Feb. IS, persons de-
string to enter their baby may do
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
A LETTER FROM
BILL LANTAFF

Dear Eeigfbo-:
Last week Congress took action
ON one Of the first bills requested
by President Eisenhower.
Back in 1919, Congress passed
what was known as the Reorgan-
ization Act. Under that law, the
President was given the power to
send to Congress plan for re-
organizing one or more depart
ments Of the government. The
plan would 60 into effect at the
end Of 90 days unless either the
House or Senate passed resolu-
ton, by constitutional majority
Disappearing the plan.
Using this procedure, President
Truman sent to Congress Al re-
organization plans. Twenty-Five
became effective, eleven were re-
| jected by either the House or
Senate, and one plan was sup
erseded by existing law. This was
the method used to reorganize the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton and the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. This malbod for reor-
ganizing agencies was originally
Recommended by the Hoover
Commission as the fastest and the
quickest way to put in effect the
governmental reforms they had
suggested.
This law would have expired
on April /, 1858 but President
Eisenhower requested that the
! law be extended for two more
years to enable him to put in eff
feet additional recommendations
! Of the Hoover Commission. Mr..
Joseph M. Dodge, the Pre- dents
new Director Of the Budget Bu-
reau appeared before the House
Government Operations Commit
tee, of which your Congressman
, is a member, to urge that this
power be extended to Mr.. Essen
hover.
There was no objection to ex-
tending this act but fight de-
veloped in the Committee of both
Houses with reference to retain
ing the constitutional majority in
either the House or Senate to turn
down a plan Of reorganization or
amending the act to provide that
a simple majority could veto the
plans
/ Here's what that amendment
would do. There are ASS members
in the House and SO members in
the Senate. Under the present act,
the law required that 218 mem
bers of the House or 40 members
of the Senate would have to vote
against the plan in order to
nullify it. An amendment, pro-
posed by Congressman Hoffman,
Michigan Republican, would
change the act to provide that a
I simple majority would reject a
plan. This would mean that
when a quorum was present (2l2
members) a plan could be rejected
If a majority of these present
(11O) voted against it.
! In the committee the Is Re-
publicans voted for the change ana
the IA Democrats supported the
President. The Senate Committee
took like action. When it was pre-
! sented in the House, your Con-
gresham, recalling Mr.. Dodge's
statement that, "a simple major
ity would make it almost impos-
sible for the President to act in
the manner in which you expect
him to-" argued in favor Of re-
tanning the act in its present form
which provided for conStitu-
tional majority.
The House overwhelmingly
passed extention of the act with
out revision, by 389 to 6 mar
gin. The Senate Committee did
an about-face from their origi-
nal stand and supported the act
without revision. This assured
President Eisenhower approval of
his request.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

There win be a program rem
dered at Bethel AME Church
Sunday, Feb. Is at 8 pm. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. This program is sponsored
by members of Douglass high.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Valentine Dance given by the
community service center COM
mittee at the Dixie Hall Satur-
day night, February "A from. $50
till. Refreshments. Admission
$1.0o. Please come out and help
this worthy cause.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Mr.. James c. D. Harris was in
the city visiting his wife, Mrs.
Mildred Harris who has been i'll.
Mr.. Harris is in the U. S. navy
and is stationed in Chicago. He
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

MIR. and Mrs. Lorenzo Macon,
MRS. Grace Reid, Mrs. Mamie
Wesley Patterson and Mrs. Leila
Macon were in Havana spending
last week end. They reported an
enjoyable trip.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

SO by contracting the Ladies OF the.
Guild. Sunday 1880 am. at the
church hall. Prizes WIN be award
ed. The contest closes April IL.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

In sad but loving memory of
MR. EUGENE SCOTT
who departed this life February
az, 1852.
A Friend
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
DEATHS

DEATHS
Mrs. Mary Shavers, a citizen Of
this community, was found dead
at her residence, Feb. 2.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday, Feb. 8 from St. Peters
Episcopal Church with the pastor,
Fr. John II. Reece officiating.
The deceased leaves to mourn
four sons, Mr.. Peter Shavers of
New York City; Mr.. Bernard
Shavers of Washington, D. c., Mr..
James Shavers of Washington
and Mr.. Maxwell Shavers of Key
West.A large number of grand
and great grand children and a
host of sorrowing friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. David Bondue,
disc jockey of Swing, station
WMBM and Mrs. Lena Perry,
owner of the Town Country Grill
Of Miami, spent last Sunday in
Key West visiting Mrs. Mildred
Brown Harris and Mrs. Frances
Briggs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Mr.. Joseph B. King, son Of
Mrs. Eloise King, 816 Skinner
Lane is completing his AF basic
airman indocrination course at
Lakeland Air Force Base, the
Gateway to the air force.
Lakeland situated near San
Antonio, is the worlds largest air
force base, site of air force basic
training for men and women,
headquarters of the Human Re-
source Research center and home
of ATS officers candidate school.
His basic training is preparing
him for entrance into the air
force technical training and for
assignment in specialized work.
The course includes a scientific
evaltion for following a particu-
lar vocation and career.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
BIRTHDAYS

The following persons are
celebrating birthdays this month:
Mrs. Agnes Albert, Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Balm, Mrs. Alice Leggett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cash, Mrs. Mamie
Patterson, Mr.. william Van
Dyke ST., Mr.. Parks Rioa and
Mr.. William Van Dyke Jr.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.)

FORD ORD. 1g4s tS;! +Iss R.s 4, ,s-eylinasr dump
2;speed rear, running lights. fsh-
plated frame. 3-yard body: truck In
ssxcelnlesnt ens conditien. For sale st
FORD 1851 F-6 s-cyiinder dump
This truck is in excellent condition,
rear. S.25x20 tires, turn signals.
running lights. frame flsh plated,
with cab shield and high load side
boards. This truck Is ready to go to
work and priced at 81 ,S95. PARK
WAY (Ford). 3051 NJ st. NV. AD
cHfvsorE2pp e1sS; 2pen !Ea 9 s,tO, to g. ,-,.. ,,.,a
diversified tires. built-up springs,
Pb%n. Fssdy kq fSF heavy heavy hauling; S2,es5,
FORD 1919 1919, 1n.,ton van: good tires;
caEvRoLET Rsa' fyssl; 1856 '1 iAston sSS41 stake!
good, cond.: 12-ft, bed, 8 It. high:
ideal for trash hauling. etc. 527
Lebaum st. Sc. 10. 2-5592. -5
CHEVROLET so S4-ton pickup. with
side boxes; also Ford AZ Vanette;
caEvRofEr HfE' Stff; W9' So tSn gss1s panel: excel
cond.; ladder rack. snow tires. low
mileage. $685.. Owner. ia. 9-1557.
ALL STEEL station wagon. Pontiac.
g.: 1850. radio. heater. Hydra Matte.
other extras. from owner; $1.545.
FoRD 1880 ls-ton panel; s575. We Won
derful condition. Also 1916 a-ton
panel Chev. for $3.50. 4th at Nd.
ave. s.w. RE. 1896. A.
DODGE 1945 1k-ton van; good run
ming cond. Best offer. LU. 2-6165.
DODGE Al, k-ton. new engine, new
tires tires low mileage; L owner. CAN
wiLLYSs s is4s panel. above average s
cond.; ready to go to work. Can
be bought for low down payment.
easy monthly terms Full price only
S445. TAKOMA tFord) MOTOR
co, 1928 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
Spring. Md, JU. $1,000. -5
DODGE 1853 24-ton pickup, truck
tires and springs, wooden bends,
can be removed If desired SI,325.
CO. he houRh' with 300 down.
Call owner. MR.. cRYER, CO. s.
*2''' eyes, anu Sun. AM. @-5?26'
DODGE 81 dump body. reinforced
frame. low mileage. very good me-
ehanical condition, excel. tires;
Sl,700 or best offer. OIL. 2-9322.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

DODGE '46 4-dr.; let black: r.. h.,
fluid. drive, seat covers; good tires
Grady inspect. and guar. at only
S295:. GRADY MOTORS. INC, Lin
coln-Mercury Dealers. 74O1 Wis,
ave. Bethesda, Md. Open 9-l0. OIL
Evening star., 1953-04-04

CADILLACS WANTED
41-'53 modelS See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES lS45 Que st. NV.