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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-05
BROTHERS, SCHOOL
LEARN CAME FAST

INDIANAPOLIS. ZAP In
diana Central College and the
Kistler brothers - Manford, Del
bert and Calvin are starting
football together and doing right
well.
Central this fall has its first
football team in is years. T h e
Kistler boys, was veterans from
Grass Creek, Ind, had never
played the game but tried out
for the squad. Now Manford is
the center, Delbert an end and
Calvin a guard.
!. The team won two OF its first
three games.
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WANTED

Wanted - Exclusive listings of
Florida Key properties, particu-
larly those with highway,
ocean, or bay frontages, south
of the intersection of the high
way and Key Largo. Exclusive
listings will justify my adver-
Using and mailing campaign
with brochure presentation, en-
abling me to get top prices for
you by one who devotes his en-
tire time and effort to the sale
of Key properties. w. M. Egan,
829 Alfred I. Dupont Bldg, Mi
ami, Fla. Phone 9-4641.
nov1-tf
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SMOKERS GIVE
BRIDGE HOT FOOT

SYDNEY, Australia. ZAP -.
The 1,659-foot long single span
bridge across Sydney harbor
catches fire on an average of once
a week. The fires occur in the
wooden decking of the rail track
sections. The main causes are
cigarette butts, which lodge in
crevices jarnmed with old tram
tickets and are famed by the
wind. It has become necessary to
increase the number of hydrants
to one every 100 feet.
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Jackie: Sweeting, Mary; Thrift
Betty Jean.
5A, Mrs. Hattie Lou Hamilton
teacher-Alligood, Blanche; Bra
dy, Katherine; Cruz, John; Curry,
Gale; Hort, Charles; Mingo, Bar
bara; Roberts, Kermit; Russell.
Elizabeth Ann; Trevor, Stephen.
6B, Mrs. Frances Mickler,
teacher-Camalier, Yvonne; Cor
nell, Thomas; Fox, Jack; Garcia,
Clarabella; Hendricks, Darrell
Hilton, Peter; Johnson, Francine;
Krachmer, Frank; Nettles, Eve
Ign; Pritchard, Harry; Reid, jim
mic; Smith, Larry; Valdez, Con-
Suela; Watson, Norma.
6B, Miss May Sands, teacher
Adams, Barbara; Barcelo, Carl
dad; Brown, Paul; Canova,
Jeanne; Castro, John; Capo, Pa
tricia; Levin, Patricia; McKillip,
John; Nichols, Patricia; Park,
Marlene; Palmer, Richard; Rob-
erts, Claude; Sawyer, Robert;
Solomon, Jimmie; Tynes, Basil;
Wood, Joan.
GA, Mrs. Constance Walker,
teacher-BarSalear, Warren; Cur
ry, Louis; Disdiel, Daniel; Cord
ner, Clara; Gibson, Thomas; Con-
zalez, Lucia; Hampton, Edyth;
Kelly, Mary Ellen; Lones, Mary;
McCardle, Yvonne; Niles, An
thony; Ogden, Eleanor; Russell,
Lillian; Schoneck, Fred: Vidal,
Exiquio; Williams, Shirley Jean.
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Bamlwrs To Meet
Merchants Tonight

% mme EnapoFtant city
3AAN aanse was post.
- t@eamm ~ fmsiasFe - the
Nshm e. function. The
wm0 were 60 have
~ Awto Parts win
Ma Ass Wezt Merchants TO-
8 go Mechanics on
q - $50 = victory in
ma a asasB D. tie the Bot
fnm 80 ehe seeomd-h half
TamAMha's game
maN ~ 50 will be pre-
W an eRna6atisn between
~ EaupNFa and enc Amer
fHMm "a So
als fellows.
um@a8 SO naaile Cap Inn
81 kms2l8am Legion tex.
NAAaa@mls zee. n-1s Jew-
sae8s s. KsY West hsF'
Haasasss. 80 w. W. ~. Id
m nWr gEzhihafiesl'
80 - Jewellers vs.
n@Va Aute Parts
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CHROME PLATING
Give those unsightly, rusty, or
furnished articles a new lease
on life. Faucets, boat hard
ware, waffle irons, lamps, per-
culators, refrigerator shelves,
guns, fishing reels-anything
and everything. Have them
rechromed or give them an
original coat. No mere rust, cor
rosion or tarnish. Also copper,
nickel and silver plating done.
Reasonable prices. Come in or
call at Peppers Plumbing Sup
plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118.
nov1-tf
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Basketball Loop
Meet Tomorrow

w amaagNs8ea In competing
W haaNethall league this
- ace mntlfl@d ~ hecrea-
f4s Dwight Hunter that
- will he held IN the
fas f8aM "A ap ~. tomorrow
A. asaansw for the season
mna class A ana Class y, q
- al : Girls Leagues wiz
- ed n . sufficient nuIn-
a - teMNs asl9iify ~ SUBMIT
n thea hgfeiguFe fees ana
- ensrafas. a VIII ne pos
e. hwNin pEaetice easfses 81
w a. Nehasl gymnasium next
N Hfaat9g Gaid. .
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Workers Chip I'm
To Help Bow Walk

BALTIMORE. - (AP) - EN-
ployes of the Piston Ring Division
of the Koppers Company here
want five-year-old crippled boy
to be given the chance to walk.
To help defray the cost OF
physiotherapy for the boy, who
has never walked, the plant
saved $50 from its usual ex-
penses attendant to raising its
goal in the Community Fund.
The money has been sent to
the Maryland League for Grip
pied Children, earmarked for the
purchase of braces and treatment
for the boy.
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Nary Tres Go
Fishing again
10 IN. Friday

"a MW sHd ARMY wives are
e. mlm ere $50 Service
ghh msensbefs on their
N fNsns fFip from the Key
zee afuap viii meet at
Hk eaaaFs uSO on Fri
uaaa as % a'clock.
essAtn. hsil and trans
sam mM - provided by
80 mi e aay of fishing
80 smsaeei b. the anglers,
80 fgfarn ~ 5 .. ~. Mean
~ fhem ebilifsn viii be
80 "a the Clslh ~ the baby
NH s4aNuatant.
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Your Horoscope

! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
1916 -Today's native has a strong
and Independent nature carrying
him through life with the prac-
teal assurance Of success. The
mind may be tacit,irn and re-
served, in which case it may new
er be understood; but it viii gen
orally command the respect Of It's
associates, though not admitting
him to close companionship.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

Avon Products, Inc, will train
women to earn $1.00 and more
per hour representing our prod
ucts. Start now to offer Christ
/. mas Gift Sets TO our customers.
Women now employed need not
apply. Write giving qualifica-
tons and home address to Mrs.
Roxie SNedley, Go Overseas
HOTEL Key West. nov2-4t
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3 and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. nov1-tf
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Girls: Do you want to become an
Evans Model, zone of Key
Vests most beautiful women?
Then see Miss Evans, Pilking-
ton Studio. noV1-tf
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Wanted To Rent-House, apart
ment or bungalow, furnished
or unfinished, by Naval Lieu
tenant, wife and one child. Call
Coral Apis, Apt. 203. 1t. or
Mrs. Waller. nov2- 4tx
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; The housefly is estimated g.
cause $65.O0O.00D damage annual
ly, and the clothes moth S23 %
OOO,O
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-05

House, apartment or bungalow,
furnished. Naval officer, wife
and child. Call 1t. J. M. Smith,
Coral Apis. nov4-5tX
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Full-size Hollywood bed with ex-
ira mattress. 2 Venetian blinds
43". Drop-leaf table. All for
$500. Apply II A Porter
Place. noV2-3tX
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LOST

Billfold in Strand Theater, con-
tanning valuable documents.
Keep money. Grateful for re-
turn of billfold and papers. DIR.
Garcia Reveria, 300 Simonton
st. nov2 -3tx
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Furnished house to couple, no
pets. Apply 518 Duval street,
phone 70. noV5-2tx
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Nov. 5, 1916
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Tanneratures
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Housekeeping rooms, everything
furnished. Paul's Tire Shop.
nov2-6tx
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1941 Hudson. Navy officer leav-
ing cont. limits. Must dispose
of car at low price to effect i'm
mediate cash sale. 10 Cactus
Terrace. nov2-3tX
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Piccadilly Lunch Stand. See A. V.
Bethencourt, cor. Southland and
Francis. oct29-6tx
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Baby carriage, good condition,
$500. 1854, Poinciana Place.
nov4-2tX
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Campbell's, 928 Division, phone
189. Keys made, locks repair
ed, etc. noVl-lmo
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Wash in an automatic washer,
Csc 8 pounds clothes. Paufs
Tire Shop. oct23-12tx
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Man or woman experienced in
selling. Pleasant work. Must
have car. Exclusive territory.
Salary depends entirely on your
ability. Box LIN, Citizen.
nov5- tx
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FOR SALE

Twe-story partly furnished house
for sale at $55OO.00. Close in.
Down payment 100000 with
$4,000 monthly. Carrying charge
is Sc annually. Let the rent
buy this home. Write Pc. Box
"a, Key West. oct29-6tx
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Merrill E. CTuffy) Roberts will be
glad to give estimates on your
plumbing job and advise you
on your plumbing problems.
Phone 642-M or call at No. /
Havana Street. oct28-12tx
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FOR RENT

Furnished rooms, private resi-
dence, couples. 1118 Fleming
street, phone 421. nov2-3tX
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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Small house ~ x 18'. 1403 Dun
can ST. nov5-3tx
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
SIP Margaret street, phone 781.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free. estimates. oct25- limo
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Electrical motors repaired, called
for and delivered. Call Britt
at 585 or 1874. Romero'S Elec-
trica1 Service, 1912 Harris Ave.
oct1-tf
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted by permanent resident,
tWo-bedroom apartment or
house. Call 103-W. oct30-6t
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rs YDS. BRAND NEW 36-IN.
CARPETING. POST OFFICE
INN. oct29-tf
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Eastern Standard Time)
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
FOURTEENTH
HOUR ON THE AIR

Sunday October 6, will mark the
official beginning of the 18th Lu-
theran Hour, as Bringing Christ to
the Nations rounds out thirteen
seasons of service to Christ and
country. The new series Of pro-
grams will be inaugurated in con-
junction with a mass meeting held
in conjunction with a mass meeting
held in Constitution Hall in Wash
ington, d. G.
This date also marks the return
to the air of DR.. Walter A. Maier,
Professor Of Old Testament Inter
probation and History at Concor-
dia Theological Seminary, Saint
Louis Miss. Speaker on the Luther
an Hour since its very beginning,
DR.. Maier has seen the program
grow from a small broadcast over
two stations in the midwest into
the worlds most widespread
broadcasting system.
At present the Lutheran Hour
is heard in English, Spanish and
Portuguese over 905 stations in
the United States, Canada and the
following territories and foreign
countries: Alaska, Argentina, Au-
stralia, Brazil, British Guiana, Co
lumbia; Chile; Costa Rica; Cuba;
the Dominican Republic; Dutch
Guiana; FL Salvador; Ecuador; Fiji
Islands; Panama; Paraguay; Peru;
the Philippines; Hawaii; Haiti;
Mexico; Mozambique; Nicaragua;
etc. The Lutheran Hour is heard
locally over KBON on Sunday
mornings at IL o'clock.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
(by Rev. Will
~UNMISTAKABLE TREND

There is an unmistakable
trend i'm the air i'm favor of
the recognition and revival Of
religious and democratic prin
ciples and the implications
which flow from them. Free
American society and all the
racial and religious groups
which compose it and have contri-
buted to its growth stand to gain
thereby. Racial and religious BIZ
gots just as surely r being
thrown for a loss.
Speaking recently in New Yorks
Roman Catholic Cathedral, the
Rev. Robert E. Woods went all the
way in support of liberty and JUS
tice for all when he said, Com
plete universal love of neighbor is
the test of our love of God. Be he
atheist or believer, black or yellow,
Jew or Gentle, God commands us
to love him under pain of the loss
of heaven.
On the very same same day in
the Cathedral Of st John the Di-
vine. Mr. Spencer Miller( consul
tant on industrial relations to the
national Council of the Episcopal
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
JOE L~OUTS-ORSON
WELLES CO-CHAIRMEN
OF WELFARE MEET

In his first public appearance
after the 23rd successful defense
of his title Joe Louis championed
the cause of freedom and equality
at a "Stop Murder, Lynch Style"
rally held Thursday Sept. 10, at
1890 in the heart of the garment
district on 38th st. between 7th
and 8th avenues, N. Y. City.
The rally officially opened the
"Lend-a-Hand-to-D ixieland'' street
collection campaign of the South
ern Conference for Human We'll
fare which will continue through
Saturday.
Before an estimated audience of
$4,000 people Mr.. Louis, who is
co-chairman of the campaign said
Negroes and white people must 60
together to fight all the way for
freedom for all the people. Desert
bling the Southern Conference for
Human Welfare, MI. Louis decl-
AIRED the Southern Conference for
Human Welfare is a fighting or
ganization; I'm 100 percent for it.
Mis-. N1dIy MCl@cOu DcIIluIlo, pre-
sident and founder of the Bethune
Goodman college, introduced Joe
Louis as a real fighter for the
cause of humanity. Speaking of
the growing unity between large
numbers of Negro and white peo-
pie, Mrs. Bethune said, we cry now
as one voice from the Southland,
those of us clothed in black skin
and those in white skin who feel
keenly the sense of justice and
freedom for all Americans. We
are joined together in a determin-
ed battle to stamp out lynching
and mob brutality she declared.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
30th and Corby Streets
n. n. Schauland, Pastor

Sept. 90 is Sunday School Rallyj
Day at Hope Lutheran. The Sun
day School begins at 10 am. We
hope to see many new pupils en-
roll in our Sunday School. In the
service at IL a. m. the children
will present a short program and
the sermon by the pastor will deal
with the need of religious educa-
ton. We beg both parents and chill
dren t. be present. Visitors r
heartily welcome.
VIM. j. Bryan once made a state
ment that modern parents are apt
to forget: 1T may be all right for
our children to study geology, but
it is far more important for them
to know about the Rock Of Ages
than about the ages Of rocks. To
all parents God says: These words
which I command thee this day
shall be in thine heart; and thou
shalt teach them diligently unto
thy children and shalt talk Of them
when thou sittest in thine house,
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28

DICED within us.
At the evening worship service
the Pastor broke the bread of life
to us. st. John 1888 was the text
for his sermon. my Word has no
Place in You" was the subject.
This was a wonderful sermon and
we know that each and everyone
enjoyed this message.
Among the visitors present was
Rev. F. P. Jones of Detroit, Michi-
gan who was formerly the Pastor
of Mt. Moriah.
Announcements for the week are
as follows:
Next Sunday evening the Choir
is given a request program. Ev-
eryone is invited to come and en-
JOY this treat.
Friday evening all the men and
boys and women and girls also are
invited to be present at the church
at 1880 p. m. Business Of import
ance.
The sick of our number are as
follows: Sister Georgia De Carnot,
Sister Mamie Glass, Sister Mar
garet st. Clair, Sister Ida Willis.
Sister Josephine Boyd, Sister Ada
Stewart and Brother James Lind
say, st. Josephs, hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
THE COMMON DEFENSE

Church was saying much the same
thing. when the bell tolls in re-
ligious and racial persecution, he
declared, when it tolls for any
member of a minority, it tolls for
you and me To meet the challenge
of this period or reconstruction to
help create a lasting peace by com
batting the sense of racial bigotry
and religious tension, has become
today one of the great obligations
of our time.
Within days of these pronounce
ments by spokesman for the church
came the words of Mr. John Steele
national commander of the Ameri-
can Legion, "a united America
is and must be essential in our
progress toward enduring peace.
America has grown into the great
est nation on earth because in real
genuine Americanism. the live and
let live philosophy of our American
way of life-has been found the
strength of progress. Jew and Cen
tile, Catholic and Protestant, Chri-
stan and atheist, immigrant and
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
Other speakers who called for

Other speakers who called for
mobilization of all progressive
forces to fight for federal anti
lynching legislation were Paul Ro-
bosom, famous artist; James Wa
terman Wise, director of the Coun-
Gil Against Intolerance and author
Of the Springfield Plan; and Coun-
Gilman Michael Quill, president of
the Transport Workers Uunion.
Senator Claude Pepper who was
scheduled to appear wired his
deepest regrets and stated that
the death of Sen Andrews of Fla,
made it impossible for him to at
tend. The wire continued, 1.-THE
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare has been doing a great
Job in a great way. It is pledging
democracy. 1t is worthy of all pos
sible assistance from all those who
believe in the principles Of our
Constitution, the dignity Of all hui
man beings and a better nation
in a better world.
DR.. Clark Foreman, president Of
the Southern Conference for HUI
man Welfare, was chairman at the
rally. Describing the Southern
Conference as a Southern organi-
cation that fights daily to help
forge a more prosperous and de-
mocratic South for all the people,"
DR.. Foreman declared that 1--WE
heartily welcome the support of
all Northerners who realize that
the battle for a free South extends
above the Mason-Dixon line. Be
cause wwe know that thousands
of New Workers want to help us
get rid Of ten percent democracy
with its Bilbos, Rakins and Nc
Kellars, we have organized this
lend a hand to Dixieland Cam
paign with a goal of 500, 0OO.
Entertainers at the ra1lv incI11-
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28

and when thou walkest by the way
and when thou Hest down, and
when thou risest up.
Again He says: Train up the
child in the way he should go; and
when he is old, he will not depart
from it,. Let us heed the Lords
will
The last guest speaker on the
international Lutheran Hour is DIR.
Lawrence Meyer of st. Louis, Mo.
Hear him over KBON at 11:3O Sun
day morning. Sept. 29th.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28

ded Kenneth Spencer, Betty Gar
rett, Larry Winters, George Hall,
Louis Jordan; Willie Bryant;
Thelma Carpenter and the Brown
Dots.
Three folk singers from Texas,
Johnny Faux, Brownie Mcneil,
and Doe Reece introduced the
theme song of the Lend a Hand
to Dixieland' campaign called The
New Dixie.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28

native-born colored and white have
found in real Americanism a COM
mon bond of freedom, justice, toll
erancce and opportunity"
If the demagogues, race-haters,
and religious bigots think that they
can do here what Hitler did in
Germany they have not weighed
accurately the religious and patr-
lotto powers which are arrayed
against them.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
TEACHERS SHOULD UNITE
FOR TOTAL SCHOOL IMPROVE
MENT, PICOTT SAYS

Continued from Page u
should ultimately illuminate ir
the requirement that every teacher
graduate serve a period of at least
a years interneship and pass a ex-
animation administered by a spe-
cially appointed teacher approved
and stated State Board of Teach
er-Examiners before being grant
ed a license to teach. Declaring
that the formation of public char
acter and habit through the school
is like the practice of medicine too
great an understanding for incom-
petents, the secretary held that in
creased qualifications are a CORE
larry to better salaries.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-28
MT MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. David 81 Clair paefor

The Gospel is always new, al
ways powerful. 1t never grows
old o loses its power, but stands
the rugged test of time.
Rev. F. P. Jones pastor Of Cor
inthian Baptist Church of Detroit,
Michigan was present at the Sun
day school hour. At the morning
worship he delivered an encourage
ing and powerful message from
Corinthian 1888. The subject -.
Keeping On The holy spirit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

the former Miss Dorothy Airline
Lewis, was escorted 10 the altar BY
her stepfather, Mr.. Walter. She
wore white taffeta and tulle gown,
trimmed with cflantilly lace. Her
bouquet was Of white roses and gar
denias.
Mrs. Ralph H. Lewis was her sis
ter-in-laW's rnatron Of honor and
the other attendants were Mrs. Sher-
wood Ayres OF Baltimore and Miss
Lorain Shryock, cousin Of the bride,
Miss Barbara Clements OF Cheyerly
was the flower girl. Mr. Henry
Skocz was best man for his brother,
who Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Skocz Of New York City.
Serving rs ushers were Mr.. Lewis
and Mr.. John j. Buckley
A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents and later the
couple left for wedding trip TO
the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. skocz is the daughter OF tho
late Capt. Ralph H. Lewis, y. s. A.,
and was graduated from Washing
ton College in Chestertown, Md.
Her husband served nearly three
years overseas and now Is a student
at BENJAMIN Franklin University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

attended by her sister Mrs. Dave
Epstein. Mr.. Leonard Rafisu served
as best man for his brother-in-law,
and the ushsrs were tho Messrs. Max
and Harry Kay. Dave Epstein, Max
Pincus, Lou Cohen, Martin LAWN,
Morton Brill and Dave 6oldvarg.
FFancine Nathan and Barbara Ep-
stein wsre flower girls and Kenneth
Mostow was the ring bearer.