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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-22

ONE bedroom efficiency apart
ment new electric kitchen,
nicely furnished, near beach.
$500 per month. till Dec. LIST.
Adults. no pets. Apply 1923
White Street. mar17-tf
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ron RENr-HorEL ROOMS

OVERSEAS Hotel. OF Fleming
St Single rooms from $500
daily. Double rooms from $3.50.
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FOR sALE-HoTELS

Small hotel in downtown Key
West, Fla, contains 5 large
rooms with S baths and two
apartments. All in perfect
condition. Large. lot and good
money maker. Must dispose
on account of health. Box $50,
q Key West. Fla. mar1-tf
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FOR SALE-STORE
EQUIPMENT

one National cash register, one
40 inch exhaust fan, 25 bar
stools Apply 1918 Division,
White Inn Bar. mar2l-6tX
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TWO houses, rear 1920 Flagler
Duncombe street,. Telephone
1563-R. marl2- l5tx
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Four apartments, rooms and light
housekeeping rooms. SIS to SIS
per week. all William Street.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BURNER to cut up auto bodies
and scrap. Apply 655 Greene
Street. mar22-3tX
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THREE bedroom private home,
two baths, nicely furnished.
April Isl 10 Nov LIST, Sl25. 1909
Truman. Phone l588-R.. p
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ron RENT-HoTEL., ROOMS
AND APARTMENTS

EFFICIENCY hotel apartments.
rooms. refined couples only, no
children or pets. $45.00 and $4,000
monthly, New Charles Hotel,
525 Eaton Street. mar21-6tx
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Pianos tuned and repaired. Guar
anteed. Call 892-W, Charles
Dowski, sos Elizabeth Street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
BUSINESS PLACES
GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

METAL wall brackets, 8 different
styles, with flower pots. Key
West Garden & Lawn Supply,
$40 Fleming ST., Tel. 1919.
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MODERN furnished apartment.
Pine Plaza Apartments. 1901
Truman Avenue, Phone 2l5.
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Four Cottages, six rental units,
all rented, 15% return over and
above upkeep on investment
Priced to sell.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GO calling for profit. Like to
visit? Make visiting hours pay
good money by telling your neigh
bors about Avon nationally-ad-
vertised cosmetics. Interview will
be arranged. Write Pc. Box
1l01, West Palm Beach, Fla.
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FOR HENr-APAHrMENTs
AND HOUSES

FURNISHED 2ls-room apart
ment. Utilities furnished. $25
weekly. Sea Isle Apartments,
9lS Windsor Lane. marl5-I5t
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Four Apartments, all rented, $203
per month income. $4,000 cash
down payment, balance FILA
monthly.
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FOA. SALE-BOATS AND
MARINE MOTORS

BRAND new Gray Marine en-
CINE. 1852 GU, in. $4,000 off list
price, G.. r. Smith, opposite
FireStone Station, Marathon.
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USED show cases. Cheap. AL
lens. Sl6 Duval mar22-3t
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LARGE ocean frontage, AIS x
500. Business property on Du-
val Street. Hotels and motels.
Unimproved home sites. Water
frontage on the Florida Keys.
Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming ST.,
Box 800. Key West. 4,
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PERSONAL.

SWEDISH Massage treatments.
For appointments, Phone SIS.
If no answer, Phone 308.
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ron SALE--BIcYCLES
AND TRIcYcLES

DOYS bicycle. Band new. Kick
stand Lite and accessories.
Price. $40 90. Phone i32-J.
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KEY WEST cook book and its
seasonings; coconut candy and
coconut chips; Seminole skirts
and Fischer jewelry at the Mar
shall Studio Shop on Telegraph
Lane. marl6-30t
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Bar, Package Store and Restau
rant, centrally located. Price
only $4,000. First time offered.
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Four Cottages, six rental units
all rented, 15t return over and
above upkeep on investment
Priced to sell.
Four Apartments, all rented, $209
per month income. $4,000 cash
down payment, balance FILA.
monthly.
Bar, Package Store and ReStau-
rant, centrally located. Price
only $4,000. First time offered.
Drive-In Sandwich Shop. nets
5000 per week. Rent $4,000 per
month. Long lease, 100000.
Best Cocktail Lounge in Key
West. This is a steal for SIS
900. Exclusive clientele, nothing
like it in town.
StilCA DOoAAACoo OPPOA 6OAAAbANo VI
all descriptions. Bars, Restau-
rants. Luncheonette, Motels,
APARTMENTS, Dress Shop and
various others. We have Key
West for sale. See us.
Residential Lots, Hotel and Apart
ment Sites, Business Properties
and Waterfront Lots. We have
what you are looking for.
We have clients for Macarthur
Homes with low equity pay
ments. What have you?
Cecil Carbonell, REALTOR, TOO
Duval Street, Phone 'l6. Wal
ter Beebe, Associate. --.t-
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FIVE bundles Of old newspapers,
lie. Inquire The Citizen OF
fec, Phone 81. mar22-tf
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1895 CHEVROLET, license, fail
condition. $500 Mans bicycle,
good shape, SIS. 1891 Smonton
Street marl9-3tS
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1l-room house. 4 bedrooms, 2 tile
baths, tile kitchen, laundry
room, breakfast room, furnace.
100000. See Basil Tynes,
Phone ATT. mar2-tf
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FOR sALE-HARDwARE

Let's Get Acquainted. Paints and
oil. Lowest prices in Key
West. Make us prove it. In
sect killing Dianol treated flat
paint (white only, $5.15 gal
Doherty & Co., 846 Olivia.
Phone 1897. mari If
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STORAGE

Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture
or commercial. Phone 1893.
mars got
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Drive-In Sandwich Shop. nets
5000 per week. Rent $4,000 per
month. Long lease, 100000.
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NEW Home sewing machine, ex-
cellent condition. $4,000 1909
Pine Street. mar2l -3tx
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LOST

GOLD rim sun glasses. Lost in
kress. store. Phone 1577-M.
H. A. arl9-3tx
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is4i HARLEY.DAVIDSON Mo-
torcyele. overhead valves, all
accessories. $350.00. $40 Eliza
beth Street. mar22-3tX
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Office

Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-22

Best Cocktail Lounge in Key
West. This is a steal for SIS
000 Exclusive clientele, nothing
like it in town.
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MALE Pekinese, white and
brown, lost Saturday. Reward,
returned to 1901 Won Phister,
Phone 246, or Cashier, Palace
Theater. mar22-3t
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Minimum Charge

Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-16

NEW YORK-Rabbi Emanuel
Rackman of Far Rockaway, New
York, President of the Association
of Jewish Chaplains of the Army
and Navy of the United States,
wrote the following letter to
Governor Dewey:
September Z, 1919
Hon. Thomas E. Dewey
Executive Mansion
Albany, N. Y.
Honorable Sir:
In the name of the Executive Of
our Association-which is repre-
sentative of the more than 300
Rabbits who served their country
in World Wars l and III write
to urge you to investigate not only
the first riot at Peekskill week
ago, but more particularly the
palpable misfeasance of the State
Police on Sunday last.
We are chagrined that men who
fought to preserve freedom and
establish international law and
order should so disgrace their
fallen comrades as to make a
mockery of freedom in our own
country and resort to violence in
defiance of the requirements of
law and order. They have prov
en- that the fascism which they
were to destroy abroad has con-
quered their own souls at home.
But we are even more ashamed
that our State Police proved itself
so impotent in the matter, and
that though the police outnum-
bered the offenders, they could
not protect the limbs and prop
erty of citizens who, no matter
what their political persuasion,
were entitled to such protection.
The situation calls for drastic
action on your part. And unless
such drastic action is forthcom-
ing, what minority group can
feel safe again, and what minor
ity opinion can ever be expressed
without fear!
This is not a racial issue or a
Continued on Page Ski
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that he had been in Europe during Fers early and he
spoke to in detail comparing events then with those Of
Today. 1t amazing parallel which shows Senitisrn
on the march in Germany today with only handful Of
liberals protesting the fascist flood.
The democratic powers afraid of communism and
helping to rehablitate evil ct least equally vicious
fight it The creation of the government in Western
Germany with its present personnel is the planting of the
dragons teeth of destruction again Yet is defended by
apparently honest and decent well by venal and vicious
elements throughout the world.
The green light has already been given the nazi-mnded
Germans TO develop their dirty brand Of natonalis
and the ready disciples of the devil hand in high
and industrial life spread their etha poison Of
hatred and warfare.
Yet the general press treats this phase of modern day
history caouSy it did when the archenemy of mankind
Hitler started his march of destruction The vrulent
gence of antSemitis despite the ptfuly few Jews who
sui have stay there will again be considered none of
business by the reactionary press and the poison of anti
SmltSm will again spread over the hemispheres
We cannot ignore if keep the world safe
o sane possible under the world conditions We
cannot ignore the fact that Germany is in the center Of Eu
rope and the ugly ascsc philosophy of Hitlersm is
wed to spread the road to peace will again be Of
O6e With Europes sick social structure its psYchopathc
we'anshauung its greedy maggots growing fat the
ng carcasses of the Germany will again become
Oe iuehrer of international hatred of minorities.
My orthodox YOUNG friend warns us not to be asleep
again! '0
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United Jewish Appeal
1865 West 46th Street
New York

New York
September 6, 1949
Editor, Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 903
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:
In an editorial in your issue OF
August 18th, you credited the
Jewish Examiner of New York
City, in stating that the American
Jewish Committee is supported
by funds from the United Jewish
Appeal.
Neither the American Jewish
Committee nor it's magazine
Commentary" nor any other
publication, division, or agency
of the Committee receives any
funds whatsoever from the ma
tional Jewish Appeal The sole
beneficiaries of the national UJA
are the Joint Distribution Com
mittee, the United Palestine APP
peal and the United Service for
New Americans.
The Joint Defense Appeal OF
the American Jewish Committee
and the Anti-Defamation League
of B'nai Birth is beneficiary O
the United Jewish Appeal o
Greater New York, which alst
allocates funds to other benefici
airy agencies. AS a completely
autonomous organization, tht
New York UJA makes ALLEGATION.
20 various causes in the same
way as any local Jewish Welfare
fund or federation, such as tht
Jacksonville Jewish Communit,
Council
l am sure that, in the interest
of accuracy, you will wish to
bring these facts to the attention
Of your readers.
Sincerely yours,
Meyer F. SteinglasS
Director of Publicity
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-16
THE DOMESTIC FRONT:

Anti-Jewsh propagandists continue to lose ground
throughout the country Gerald Wnrod has been forced
his nightly broadcasts three radio stations be-
of lack of funds For he also can
celed his Sunday morning broadcast fourth station
He also reduced the size of his magazine THE Defender
from 81 to 20 pages He indicated that lone of the nations
leading commentators apparently his associate Upton
Cosehas been forced 10 cancel his weekly radio broadcast
more than 40 stations :: The reason? Business men
refused to contribute sufficient money to keep him the
air AntSemitc literature originating in Ireland
being disseminated in this country from Seattle Washington
by the local pampheteer William ]. OConnor war"
against Zonsm has been proclaimed by the Nationalist
Action League described as Fascist by the u Attorney
General The League plans to up permanent organi
rational headquarters in Philadelphia within few weeks
Bitter attacks the Zionist movement being conducted
by an-Semc exArmy intelligence officer, Robert
Williams, in monthly bulletin which he began to publish
recently under the title Williams Intelligence Summary
And in Union New jersey the publisher of the local pro-
Naz newspaper, Common Sense" announces that his
records and correspondence have been returned to him
after long absence This material, along with other
property awarded his creditors in lieu of cash settle
nent for unpaid bills The proNaA publisher explains
the whole incident by saying that Zionist Jews took his
property.
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ToDAY'S DARK PICTURE

During the past sixteen years we
have taken many young men with
Us on our business trips. These
companions have been relatives.
Sunday School students. friends.
and business associates. On our
trip last week we had with us a
young man who was strictly ortho-
dox. 1t gave US quite a thrill to be
with him from early morning when
be put on his t'fillin. at meal time
when the dietary laws were observ-
ed and in the evening when we dis
cussed Jewish topics. We learned
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-16

administration of Translordan IN
authority will rest with the u N High Commissioner,
after pebscite is conducted among the population of the
entire city The Israel Government seems to have given
hahearted approval to the division of Jerusalem into two
separate administrative units with the Jews administering
of the city and the Arabs controlling the Old
City Israel leaders would not like that this state Of affairs
remain permanent However, they consider it essentially
transtory situation which will be changed when final terri
toria settlement of Palestine is achieved
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-16

outcome
Jewish part of Jerusalem vii
a Jewish administration respc
sioner What will happen I
where the Wailing Wall is sitl
happen to the Arab part of P;
area form their own governn
also claim the Old City :. Ho'
citizens of Transjordan, then t
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Bishop {. H. 6esneI
Guest Speaker
Al The Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. Conrad H. desner
Bishop Coadjutor Of South Da-
kota, will be the guest preacher
ut II am. tomorrow In Wash
ington Cathedral. His topic d
Performing God s. Service With
Gladness."
At 1 pm. the Rt. Rev. Angus
DUN. Bishop Of Washington. will
conduct the General Confirmation
service and deliver the sermon.
Holy communion at II an. will
be celebrated by the Rev. Richard
Williams. director OF the Diocesan
department Of social relations.
Holy communion will also be
observed at 7:30 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel. with the Rev. Theodore
o. Wedel as the celebrant, and at
$50 am. In Bethlehem Chapel,
when the Rev. George j. Cleave-
land will offlciate.
Guest organist william o. Tufts.
Of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, will play in an organ
recital Immediately following the
4 pm. service.
The flag Of Arizona will be car
ried In ecclesiastical procession
and special prayers offered for its
government and people.
Evening star., 1949-12-03

lasted until 1920. During those
years the Norton Memorial Chapel
and the recess chancel. designed
by e. c. Dunn. were built. Also,
during the First World War. VIII
mer Hall was used for time as
sleeping quarters by the Army.
Later rectors were the Rev.
Percy r. Hall, 1920 1887. and the
Rev. Ernest A. de Bordenave,
1938-1943. Mr.. De Bordenave re-
signed to 60 on duty as a Navy
chaplain. For the next two years
the church was served by the Rev.
Albert T. Mollegen Of the Theo-
logical Seminary, as the Rev. Carl
E. Grammar had done 80 for q
time In 1893.
The Sunday school was started
in 1923 by James Entwisle. who
served as superintendent for SO
years. Warren H. Turner. jr., is
now superintendent. The school
has 504 students, 80 classes and
A teachers.
The present rector, the Rev
Thomas A. Fraser. jr., came in
1914 from st. Georges Church
New York. A native Of Atlanta
Ga. he is q graduate Of Hobart
College and Of Virginia .Theologi-
cal Seminary. He is chairman OF
the department Of Christian Edu-
cation, Virginia Episcopal Diocese
and of the Executive Committee
Of the Diocesan Missionary So
ciety. He is q member Of Sigma
Chi and Tau Kappa Alpha Fra
ternities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser live at 103
w. Cedar street, Alexandria. They
have two children. Thomas A
Fraser III. 4, and Constance
N,sfcA .
Evening star., 1949-12-03

signed because of Ill health. He
died in 1877. A tablet to his
memory, In the church. reads:
Ills first and only charge"
During the Civil War the church
was closed. DR.. George H. Nor
ton, jr., rector. who came in 1859,
had left the city to become chap
lain in the Confederate Army. He
returned after the war was over,
in 1865, and held his charge until
he died In 1893. It was shortly
after he came, in 1860, that the
present Wilmer Memorial Hall,
Pitt and Duke streets. was built.
In 1852 the church was opened
for one service. 1t was stopped
when the Rev. K. j. Stewart, who
was conducting the service, re-
fused to include a prayer for the
President. DR.. Stewart was ar
rested and forced from the pulpit.
The church was then closed and
used as a hospital by the Federal
Army.
In June, 1894. DR.. Peter p.
Phillips started a rectorShip that
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Youth for Christ Service
AT First Brethren Church

The Youth for Christ which is
now meeting in different churches
on Saturday evenings will meet
during December In the First
Brethren Church. DR.. Louis
Bauman is the pastor with the
Rev. Mr.. Pearce, associate and
director of youth work.
Featured tonight will be the
YFC girls trio and other YFC
vocalists and instrumentalists. A
color sound film. Three Miles
High" will be shown.
Dave Cornell Of Philadelphia,
Pa. field secretary Of the World
wide Evangelization Crusade, will
speak.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
BY cospor Names


The personalities and events OF
140 years make the history OF
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Duke
and South Pitt streets. Alex
andria. Va, one OF the most In
teresting in the Washington area
In 1909 the Rev. William Glib
son was rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church, Alexandria. Because of
q disagreement with his congre-
cation. he resigned. With q num-
ber of members who supported
him, Mr.. Gibson formed q new
congregation and purchased a
small vacant church on Fairfax
street near Prince street.
Two years later he resigned
and the Rev. william II. Wilmer
succeeded him. In May, 1914, st.
Paul's Church was consecrated by
the Right Rev. Thomas ]. Clag-
gett. Bishop Of Maryland. who
also consecrated Christ Church
the same day. Three years later
the church was sold to the Sec
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Luther Place Memorial

DR.. L. Ralph Tabor, pastor, will
preach at 8 and IL am. Sunday
morning at Luther Place Memorial
Church.
He has announced a series OF
sermons for Advent and Christ
mas on the Sunday mornings:
December 4, "The Man Who Knew
God Cares; December II. "The
Man Who Thought Twice;
December IS. 'The Man Who Was
Troubled; and December Is
"The Man Who Missed His
Chance"
DR.. Tabor continues his series
Of sermons on Basic Christian
Beliefs" at 8 pm. His subject will
be Does Prayer Really Matter?'
Evening star., 1949-12-03
ond Presbyterian Church and the
present building was erected.

ond Presbyterian Church and the
present building was erected.
Architect of the present edifice
was Benjamin H. Latrobe, de-
signer of the Capitol and of st
Johns Church. Lafayette square
DR.. Wilmer. q founder Of the
Episcopal Seminary. Alexandria,
resigned In 1926 to become presi-
dent Of william and Mary College.
He was succeeded by the Rev
William Jackson, who came In
1927 and left five years later
During his ministry many men,
bers of George Washington's fam
lily worshiped at the church,
Among them were Mai. and Mrs
Laurence Lewis Nellie Custis) OF
Woodlawn. Mr.. Jackson OFF,
ciated at the burial Of Bushrod
Washington Of Mount Vernon in
1929 and Of his wife three days
later.
In October, 1888, the Rev.
James T. Johnston came as pastor.
"Parson Johnston" remained un-
til February 6. 1859. when he re-
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Cleveland Park Church
Round-TubIe Discussion

Five members. Of the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church will
replace the Rev. A. w. Hurst to-
morrow morning in conducting q
round-table discussion.
It will be in charge Of David
Delo, president of the Mems Club.
They will discuss "The Role Of
the Layman in the Church Of
Today - -
Evening star., 1949-12-03
American Church Union

The Regional Chapter OF the
American Church Union will hold
its annual meeting with election
of officers at 8 pm. on Wednes-
day in the parish hall Of the
Church Of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation. .
The Rev. Albert J. du Bois,
chairman of the ACU Congress
Committee, will show Aims of the
recent nation-w wide series Of con-
crosses and win speak of the work
of the ACU.
All are invited. .,
Evening star., 1949-12-03

at 8 pm. every
Saturday, " i'll
c o n d u c t q
y o u t h rally
next Friday at
s. pm. at the
Me- t r o p o J.
itan B a p t / S I
Church, Sixth
and H streets
NE.
The services
are being. con-
Quoted u n d e I
the auspices OF
the Christian
BUSINESS Mems
Evening star., 1949-12-03

Committee Of Washington, which
announced Mr. Jack Wyrtzen's s
aim is to reach the high school
and college youth.
He was. formerly an insurance
agent during the day, and at night
he led his own dance band. He
was a member of the 101st
Cavalry Band in Brooklyn. and
played his trombone on horse
back in the United States Cavalry
Band.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
EvunqeIistic Services

Evangelist Howard A. White o1
New Orleans, La, will begin TO-
morrow q Today revival at ths
Fourteenth Street Church ol
Christ. Services will be daily al
1890 am. and 8 pm, according
to c. E. McGaughey, loca
evangelist VI that congregation
The public is invited.