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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-05
Gomez In Cuba

Rogelio Gomez. manager of
AeroviaS @. in this city, has left
for Habana, Cuba to spend a few
days on business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-05
Murray Receives
$40 Back Leave

City Personnel Director Jack
Murray today received back
leave check from the Navy De-
partment for $546.46, it was an
nounced today by Jack Saunders,
county veteran service officer.
Murray received a check cover
ing his accumulated leave. All
veterans have until September l
to file their application for back
leave, Saunders said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-05
Another Jailer
Needed County

Appointment Of another county
i&iAcg 70 assist Jsilor Marco Mesa,
sho noW works - hours a day. Z
6SyS 3 week. was requested last
asSAs ~ Sheriff. Berlin A. Saw
vcg e McaToe county commits
Saan
~MeSA does not even have a
ss1@se 10 - % 3 picture show"
$40 SAsviff Sawyer today. "All
~ 5aSS : stay on the job at
c,lznVy a&sl The County needs an
sSRsc S3llor. that's certain.@
re conx alSion took the matter
l,szc consideration. agreeing
-ezc -@ere should be another jail
az
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-05
MEETINGS
UIHHHlHIIIIIIIhnIlIIlllIlIllIIIIlllllIlIlIlIII
u.D.c. To Meet

Mrs. Lykes Turner will be the
hostess at meeting of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy
TO be held at her home, l442 White
Street, at 4:30 pm. tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03

for their final answer to any non-Soviet plan is No"
 He suggests combination of the best of both captastic and Communist systems but the Russians would be aghast at such suggestion.
 Proof of this rests in Soviet propaganda broadcasts alone Radio Moscow, Oct. T. said: There be political education Our teachers proud of the fact that they live in this Soviet country in which alone it is possible to foster in children true humanism de- mocracy and the highest qualities of patriots of their native land."
 On Oct. 1, Radio Moscow quoted Andrei Zhdanov "The task of theological work consists not only in Ireplyng blow by blow to all this vile islander Soviet culture but to castgate and attack bourgeois cu ture decayng and rotting'
 This propaganda is directed to the Russian people persuade them that their political system the best possible in the world. It admits compromise. In for eign affairs the western world already has watched ob jectvely' while it's attmpts to apply the golden rue have boomeranged
 Thus the American government is now embarked on
 policy of contanment of the Soviet Union for the Rus sans have shown in Europe that wherever they get their foot in the door they will not rest until they have the entire house.
 The western world already has turned both cheeks to the Kremn and had both those cheeks resoundngly slapped In the face of present Soviet policies any fur ther application of the "golden rule" would simply be inviting decaptation
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Marshall Plan--A Matter Of Conscience
(By Palmer Hoyt)

(By Palmer 1Oyt) THE UNITED STATES without endangerng it's se- curity living standards provide 20 billion dol
 lars in aid Europe in the next five years Secretary of the Interior Krug has reported to President Truman In view of the fact the country has spent than onehaf trllion dollars since 194 in foreign activities including World War H. the given by the retary should be unnecessary except possibly to spike the arguments of those who might try to claim the United States cannot afford" the expenditures tempated by the Marshall plan.
 The question of European aid is not of ability pay. In respect it is question of humanaranism But primarily it is question of the wisdom of spend ing additional money in effort to salvage something from the mammoth investment" in lives and money al- ready spent in trying to drive aggression from the world.
 By allowing the Allied victory Axis aggressors to be followed by predatory aggressions by of the members of the Allied forces themselves his tory has up with it's greatest masterpiece of irony ,s Th Ms TSs 91 la offers onnort',nitv kee
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03

least part of Europe free from Russian domination without the catastrophe of another war. Even the Marshall plan may not sue ceed in stopping the steady march of the Soviet forces. It is a gam ble at best.
 The alternatives to the plan are war or the complete withdrawal of the United States from the in ternational scene, thereby leaving the Communists an open field for almost complete world domina- ton.
 The only significance of Secre- tary Krug's report is that it puts the Marshall plan up to the Amer ican conscience rather than to he American pocketbook for a final answer.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
.ZOOKzN ! AAE4D v GEORGE ( BENSON N SsSi<txf-HSnkxs1 <aIz1s,
 S<Sny. <rfSsAas
RULE BOOK FOR CIVILIZATION

Like thousands of other Ameri- cans in l941 I bought a new car. got an Oldsmobile. l am still using the car and getting good service out of it, and I believe I know why. A book of instructions came with it, and because I believed the people who made the car could tell me a great deal about how to run it, studied that book care fully. l got excellent service from the automobile throughout the en- tir" war, and am still using it..
 believe that happened because I followed the instructions of those who made the Oldsmobile. Doing that, I could expect to get . good service. The whole idea 1 seemed like good logic to me. May I submit an application for this homemade parable? If this prin- ciple works with automobiles, it should have some merit when ap- piled to things larger and more important. Will you follow me in this application?
 ] Handbook For Mortals
 The Bible is the book of instruc- tionS from the Creator who made | the world and the fullness there of. It is the book containing the laws, rules, and advice that we mortals should read and study in order that we. may know how to proceed. It is the instruction book on how to operate that part of the Creators handwork with which we are involved. Careful study of , this instruction book will bring great dividends.
 am glad to live in a land where a National Bible Week finds enthusiastic support. This year October 20 to 26 was so des- ignated. Did you know that twelve of the thirteen little col onies planted along the Atlantic seaboard were founded by people who came to America seeking re- ligious freedom? Their lives were guided and dominated by the Bible. But perhaps even they did not visualize the kind of America to come, the America to come be- cause of what they did.
 Bill Of Freedoms
 Later, when our Constitution was framed, the men who wrote it were men who believed the Bible and who looked upon it as Gods instruction book" These men desired to maintain for their de- scendants and for posterity, the kind of individual freedom which they believed the Creator had de- creed for every individual. To them, that was one of the instruc- | tion rules out of the book.
 That Constitution, when adopt ed and amended in l789, carried with it the greatest bill of indi- vidual freedoms that any nation : has ever enjoyed. Under these freedoms America developed the,
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
ComprOmise?---ImpOssible
(The Denver Post)

(The Denver POSt)
 DESPITE UNCONTROVERTIBLE evidence of it's consistent failure, many Americans still advocate a "golden rule policy toward the Soviet Union and tnually protest the firm actions of the American gov ernment in dealings with Russia.
 One of these men, Elver A. Barker writes in the Open Forum that the golden rule is absolute necessity if mankind is to survive the atomic age
 If we to adopt objective attitude" toward Communism, Barker says, "the result would be ob- jectve attitude of the Russians toward political and economic system"
 Barker writes in terms of compromise but to date it
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Easy Payments
(Rocky Mountain NeWs)


 THE GOVERNMENTS WARTIME controls over in- stallment selling ended Saturday night Beginning then credit terms available to who buy goods "on time For example: Up to Saturday night, if you bought car, eectric refrigerator radio the nstament plan you had to fork onethrd of the price in cash and pay the balance in not more than 15 monthly instalmens.
 With the controls off, most finance companies plan to require the one-third down payments but to allow many "A months for paying the bal ance Down payments on other articles may be one- tenth of the price, with nsallments spread as many "A months radios and 36 months refrger atorS.
 Many people think it was serious mistake for Con- gress end these controls They fear that mak ing easier for customers to buy while the supply of goods still is far short of meeting the present demand will push prices upward and pour gasoline the infatiOn fire.
 this time could be hurt badly by flood of nstament buying competitive rush to sell goods easy credit
 But the shortages of goods themselves, may lessen that danger For instance, people who decide to order cars and pay for them over "A months will find them selves behind long, waiting lines of would-be buyers eager to punk down cash pay in 15 months It seems likely to be long time before automobile dealers need to emphasize easy terms incentive for customers And the same thing is true in many other lines
 Anyway the government controls have come off. Congress showed disposition to restore them. SO, whatever the danger the only counter-measures now aVailabe are voluntary neS-sef-cOntrO and common sense.
 Our Advice, to anyone who for it, would be to think good many times before deciding to buy any thing simply because you can get it on easy credit.
 Be very you really need it. If you can't afford to pay the price for it 15 months consider whether you afford pay the price, plus interest charges, "A 36 months Don't commte yourself to long-term payments unless you're reasonably cer tain of your ability to meet them.
 Installmentselng is legitimate and useful practice, any easy credit used wisely is good thing But unwise of easy credit leads to trouble and this is time when it could lead to terrible trouble
Evening star., 1947-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION = New brick
homes, 81 900 down. balance easy monthly
detached 5-room % homes, bedrooms, tiled
room equipped Kitchen down; fnll ssr1i, hsmt
with with newly paved streets ana Utilities III;
Lob Ess sus IN No. PssE'st sW ass
Good Hope I'd: to s5th st. Sc. turn right
for for i block to development. Salesman on
hs sn sr0un5s A K %oDSER Ss5 n s' co s9p0at Ra
aiiicRnsT aiIf An esai earE COD Bn1ck-s spacious
rooms; paneled den. GAIT. living room room
roof. beautiful location. conv; SCI 900.
boSERT e. RoSMs MASEE sIassobss hE az44 Until
ne Gle bah ui
sxcsptional value. 11ao Chaplin st. Sc.
bpEHTT bfT sR MsSEE r. sRooM IaS sP HOME
fenced-in lot. 50x100. This handsome g.
yr house Is coy and near all odogs so1ven-
carpeted stairs. Venetian blinds and a. rec.
room: Poss. at settlement: So, 500 down
s% ssa sss, ssl on hs sasS S7ss ssrns w. H. s1MoNs'
BY oWNER-Near Boiling Field-semidet.
brick home with income; IL rooms, 2 baths,
aps earn
refgIs.. Venetian blinds; oil h.-w.h. Lu.
ss,sSo-Briek row: contains 8 rms and
bath; coal heat; needs repairs: can be
bought for $1,000 cash and $65 per mo.
See this house at once; vacant. PAUL r.
FAfRLAWN VILLAGE - 6-rm. semidet.
brick, tiled bath, oil heat. insulated.
weather-stripped. storm sash, screens,
screened porch. awnings. FR. 1872. g
rms: new-home cond: oil heat; fenced lot
60x125: vacant: price reduced for immed
sale. GEO. S. KING co, estabe 1 1s95, Real
Estate and Insurance, 2110 Nichols ave.
NEAR EAST CAPITOL and sth sts, Sc
rooms and bath. semidetached brick,
with fl-wh. good buy for only So $50.
PAT TROIANO. Realtor S2T 14th st. n W.,
Ma 1890 -5
RANDLE HIGHLANDS AREA-Two-family
fat: grade. Junior and senior schools with
in 8 blks., l blk. to bus. Detached brick,
prewar construction; near large Govern
BERT W. LEE. 3211 Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii.
VETERANS HoMEs-open Sat. and Sun.
basement. gas heat. hwd. floors. semidet.
brick. modern. SO $50; $500 cash. $50. 50
per month. Sample home. 10th and Que
sts s.e. Also IT. Dupont st. Sc. ROSSER
REALTY CO.. ME. 5221; Ii. 201e. IS
Evening star., 1947-01-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY ALL Cash TOR hys @ or 81 SIX
ISIMEBisTE IMfsahTH; AAcTIosLwe will buy you.
home today or sell to cash clients at full
sH eH1cK aSp p1 SE issi ipRs19tRk1Rwe s9til will pay
an cash will sell MHx tqE %iER Re ss5
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waitina
10 purchase homes in any section ions Of Wash
MA MxsNAs Sfsig Realty GO CO. can sell your nous.
@ esIlsssisa ss sssa ssis Wilson blvd. aE. OF
x r pRoMpr Sa ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or Investment prop
sItZ Is what you desire saa os cal, A. HUN Na
HOUSES WANTED, Georgetown, Foxhall
BbonH Bnsfh gHHsE s pf5s Phone fese e. iss
Few h1Isf alley houses. write sSss %oodleS pi
VIZ VIZ CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today our opinion entails no obli-
Realtors (est. 1857, 1913 K st. NV. D1.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc. white or colored, Maryland or Vir-
fos po Yo6 Gox WASr c4 csprEbY R 4asa Aef16N: 81
S5li H' pay % TOP price. ENTERTSRissSES sSSd REALTY
g. s2 Sa5 aNp re- Sys s. rtRoPERFY#e aH SAoo will
all cash s Or will sell ax fpr ySH We get
home in virginia from owner. Cali FIR.
WASTERassarg R1Taass snTa Ys eapssSs cH sss close
HAyE cAsH sTdER sdoa f9 preen
ably brick S. WrTHERs SMITH, cH.
SSg' We WILL PAY ALL CASH for a real nice
Sc Rsaer srf st sofasy Sss will
pRei BROKERS'. .h please. lease 81. 6asa.
INDIVIDUAL DESIRES RES TO 5Sn,s Buy u chsTH from
Chase Chase vicinity; aG' up to s16.ooo. Write to
NAkr ETSfx sG1 piS SHeGsE efRa Bethesda
eaN esS 4a;R eaeHasGE stss 2-bedroom apt. with
silver sprlns, eonv, St. Mishaers school ssa
good yard; light dry I1as basement sarage;
CLIENT cG Emf = NEEDS Es BUiLDfNG with at least
Must have elevator, and close-in LOCATION.
eH eIl ss47, SsE GF With tssss. Shannon LueGs g.
Lis21NGs lisf 4 5; IN D. C.. Md. and nearby Va;
demand. personal inspection anu az
praisal will assure you of top price: Eve
or sun phone GE. 1900. L. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor, T29 18th st. NV, MA. O753. .
HOME OWNERS here is your answer. We
have ready buyers for your home, regard
less of price class today, and build your
dream houses # %sny years sMrR Il Rea
Estate and Bgilder ss1 or 81 42l9 5axs Wilson olSd
boEs b5 yi aoSk 8k HoSsE H5Ss = Ned Eli KEIAIE' sl
TAMTAissaGi WsNT ssaGlTabIf IA Se7en HOMES. white l0
eolored any section p .srv,cs C. win csl sny Mr r.
Tabler. TABLER, INC, RE. 5000. 55oo
NAVAL OFFICER will pay up to Sl2,9oo
cash from pvt owner for desirable oct.
ington. DE. 44OO, Ext 206. 81.
HAVE CLIENTS for large house. near . l4tn n
ST. in Columbia Hgts. A listing with US
will be pushed at this time Call MA;
9257 between a m. and B pm. HERMAN
SCHMIDT, woodward Bldg.
If You WANT TO SELL your home, con,
suit us No oblization. For personahzed
HoLLoMAM; tx; $500: ewes; FIR; 3sss s,i, +.
dren. school age. need or bsdrm d1T h3nssi 3asd
tafn een. HOSP 81 untsh Cali Il. Col W. J. BARKER.
HAVE CLIENTS for Northeast or South
east brick or frame home or inyestment
properties. white. or colored: equity casn
or al cash If preferred. Call MI Gidden.
DE. fl054: day. DI. 334T. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1947-01-04
slIR,JpsAh sAiE-MARYLAND

m Owner: vacant: near silver Spring
s5x140 lot. shade trees; brick and frame
bun saIow. 4 years old. screened side porch;
back porch. storm windows; screens ana
with fireplace, dinette. all-elec. kit. full
ha semt.. rec. rm with tiled floor, bar
oil a.-c heat Dor appointment, caH ROCK
vile 1886. 30
Evening star., 1947-01-04

SILVER SPRING-6-year-old brick bunga-
i1s inw rm 'ovf With replsee % dnins r a fully
and and bath all on one floor; tioorsd attic; TIC,
room; roo oil h.-w.h.; re- Close to schools. Shopping
SILVER, Spring newly decorated
scaped lot, featuring living rm:, screened
porch dining rm' equipped s Kitchen ,;; bed
ton and schools; immediate possession.
ys m sret aee eod in SsS
neish6orhood. featuring living room n with
fireplace. and brick porch: dining rm,. fully
pine panelied den on End foor; built-in
garage: oil a.-ch., copper plumbing and
downspouts state roof: yell;;landscsped
uTbaS 11 HosDts 0efsS g school and
inyItins @ e, Ksd Blk Colonial s,s Sss,ssleT ~
Just the ordinary. it is truly charming and
captivating: featuring ;I,I lovely living rw N
ana ,, Ssth % irsf dsof, ana : 6sdrosm; si51;
level lot. Don't make up your mind unit
you have seen this home. why not DO 81; SC
am. to 9 pm. then sH 1918.
OLORED-WARDER sT.-Near Irving
H. Siss SssS.l 4ss bSTYSs sasSs Sros Rs.
,S5a SoI6REbGNT HA s5sG fTes sIoc2 %2 s1sG g.
story and basement brick. 8 rooms ant
good sood Condition 9eeena 0 dorn ous
msnt. Can Dr. s724. N. sAsILIKc
conof GonoRED0eoo BLOCK o ST. NV.
a.
coal; front and rear yards: reasonable bic
sosn psymsTnssi terms tern .nTay arranSed Can pI
coLoREDIs RMS. bath; NV; s7,s5o
2 baths; sio,50o on terms. Att. GIs.- Ii
COLoRED-N. W. SECTION; big rooms
front and 2 inclosed rear porches, deeI
lot with garage. h.-w. heat with oil burner
s1essPsR' ssf'sn ffE ssSss
eoIoRED1WARGEh toIs ssre: Va ST. NV sboy,
saTs rd ste ss'asnsa 4s.n %
snse sTs Is dnss 55ss and sesr se sse9 cash 81 4os
ess coIoREDMs.RooM. ne sui 0ssS sSath brick hom.
sSeen sranspa Easiiy financed and priced to sell
aAs 81 ave. re aoEf1s san and
story brick house. Enslish basement. 2
ment; terms. Call MR.. COLEMAN. DI
6351: evenings: NO; 6s96; @6
ave. n.w.-6 rms, h-wh.; possession al
settlement. Call MRS. ELLIOTT, DE
1854. DE. To5S. IS
CoLORED-N.w. Sections rooms, 2
front and back yard. Call MRS. BETHEA
coIoREDWA cG is48 FORD CAR included
bath. basement. h.-w.h.. garege; priced
to sell, terms. Near George WASHINGTON
University. Call Mr.. Park, o. 3; zANT-
Ma. 5371: today and Sun, RA. 1895. ID
Evening star., 1947-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

COLORED-31OO BLK. OF 11th ST. NV,
- rms, ia baths. full bsmt.; excellent
condition; 1000 doyn payment. Mr.
OLORED-RANDOLPH PL. N.W-six
rms, bath. oil heat, Colonial front porch;
front and back yards, metal garage, all
furniture Included: immediate poss: :;
50 900 down payment. Call MR.. PETTY.
NIL 31h7 or I,u- 14G4. .
Evening star., 1947-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

COLORED-I215 DELAWARE ave. sw-
3-rm. frame, cleo and water inside, stove
heat, outside toilet, desirable lot; $3.50
cash, S36.50 mo-; S3,750; vacant. WI.
CoI0RED0s5OO DOWN; 800 block N st.
s;w.-5--room brick; bath. h.-W:h., gas az and
JOE CURTO, Realty, 335 h ST. ne, FIR.
Evening star., 1947-01-04

CoTTAGE CiTY-5-rm. frame bungalow
sas saaSssens stoV S l bath a full full M M
feTmation H1g sn pY eal Mr. 04% pehl M IN 4o4o' ny
ATTsyILLE Il. ISyEsTMENT DT5Ip,E CO, .n,, g.
grated modern house on spacious lot;
bedrooms. 1k baths, large liv, rm. care
room, spacious din. rm:. compact kitchen
a sslsK eae prese
from g., m. to, IL, noon daily. 560a
5%fDIsTE ESsisTss g. r16sssssioMNd 1sssa Ma
house Condition English Style brick home
very conveniently located in exclusive
residential section: 2 large bedrooms
ktebsn nv g r full
RE 7740 until 8.
UNIVERSITY PARK-six nice rooms ane a9nte
and and coed sized dining room. modern iiteh;
en- also screened porch on nnd 1st sodI floor; ,.i
&C. oil heat: will finance: Also othel
grGpsrty for sale pEaEcE 3aoa s22i
PRicED FOR QUICK SALE By oWNERL7
Kensingtor. Md: 4la-year-old completed,
furnished and redecorated cor ,d hungaioW s on on
gas fireplace. paneled sun porch; built-in
garage: bearing fruit. trees washing ma
chlEe, Frlgldalre ana reQlO DnOnCgrapn,
floor model: 81 $50. PL. 0676. =
GREEN ACRES A broom: 1-bath brick,
with slate roof completely insulated hon,! home
tails: call NORTHWEST REALTY. o.
RoCKCREsT-This s-rm. -Manville
shingie house is completely insulated and
in perfect condition: includes garage;
priced to sell: gas a:-c; heat; For JuH &c &c
tails call NORTHWEST REALTY, oL
6s67 -6
SILVER sPRING-2-story brick, 3 bed
rms. / bath: in Woodmoor section. near
-Four Corners: oil a.-c. heat. full bsn1t.
Can SH. 5011. No agents, please. IS
SILVER srRING-Approx. $4,000 50. #,
with 4-bedrm, 3-bath house; frontage on
two sts near new Hecht store. Call SH.
soil. No agents. please. %
Sc, s5O; s1,7O0 DOWN, $50 MONTH";
bedroom and bath bungalow large front
and back porches: full basement. NV n
stove and Frigidaire: garage: near bus and
stores. WILL ROGERS, 3S49 Gath St. Mt
Rainier. WA S262. WA. 917o. %
50O6 RITTENHOUSE ST, Riverdale, Md
6-rm. frame house: liv. rm. 17xl4. kit
has gas stove and eiec. refgr.; basement,
h. -w.h., oil; lot 95x233: fge. chicken house
Call Mr.. Markey, o. B. ZANTZINGER. 945
K st. NV, Ma 9593, Ma. 5371: ewes
VACANT, Hillside; 8 rooms bath. 1st-nool
lavatory, range. refrigerator: built-in ga'
srsd ered JAMES Z. MAHoSEY. woodward
Bldg, RE. 2411. %
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-15
Otis Skinner
Feted AT Zion

The Columbus Ave AME Zion
Sunday school rendered Otis A
B Skinner, its superintendent
and until recently member of
the Trustee Board, a testimon-
ial and banquet Wednesday
evening, January 90, in the
vestry Of the church. The oc-
easion was to commemorate
the more than 20 years that Mr.
Skinner has served the sun
day school as its superinten-
dent, and also in recognition of
the outstanding work he has
done for the welfare of the
community.
A distinguished group of
nearly 300 friends was
present to honor him Among
the guests at the head table
who paid their tributes to MIR
Skinner y were Col Thomas F
Continued on page tour
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-15

Shortly after I graduated
from the B. U. Law School and
was admitted to the Bar in 1918,
I entered a strong and lasting
friendship with william Monroe
Trotter, Editor and Publisher of
The Boston Guardian and the
founder of the National Equal
Rights League. Our friendship
not temporary and due to fall
apart was always real and true.
1t is heartwarming to recall the
high respect, admiration, love
and trust l felt toward him and
l was sure he deserved my help
ing hand in the mighty work he
was doing to uplift his race and,
fortunately Mr.. Trotter seemed
to have a great liking for me and
had full trust in me.
Constantly important questions
arose and vital decisions had to
be made. 1t was common for us
to sit around table at lunch
and discuss these questions until
a decision was reached as to the
best way to handle them.
There is an old saying that
when two race leaders get TO-
gether and agree there is some
thing wrong with one Of them.
I will not admit this saying ap-
plies to us. The fact is our minds
and desires were at all times
moving toward the securing of
non discrimination, fairness and
justice for the Colored people
and with an accordant spirit
that sought to achieve the pur-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-15
Star Studded
Concert March z
Al Symphony

BostonS most musical star
studded concert, From Bach to
Re-Bop" will be presented at
Symphony Hall Sunday Evening
March 2, when two great bands,
the master and the pupil, will
share the spotlight in the per-
son of Sy Oliver and his great
new 2O-piece orchestra and jim
ME Lunceford and his 18piece
orchestra.
Jimmie needs no introduction
to Boston music lovers, for it
was here he introduced his pu-
pill, Sy Oliver, whose music has
always been a favorite here
Picked by the Down Beat as the
top arranger in the business for
the years Al to AS and having
arranged for such topnotch
.(Conttnued on page four