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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27
and his Smarties playing the Rockland same dance time
THE GUTTER GAZETTE!
The scandal that almost Brownsville

The scandal that almost cost Brownsville pro-
ec tenant his wife and kids squashed when his club
brother flushed the whole affair (nvolvng the wife,
patromen friends of his There's in every neigh
borhoo1: Girls beware of Sister Blabbermouth who pro-
fesses she to wise you up about your husband
Don't listen while she spreads her She's just
vious and jealous and wants to take man The
couple that dated Virginia Beach tother nite oughta
be careful and gas-up before making midnite trip
then the Law wouldn't have to married date
when they tow you in There's punch in the
waiting for that Richmond Heights visitor, who rides
around the Vets homes all day looking for friend
And, that's it, folks from your one-man-newspaper who
knows everybody and everybody racket but who is al
ways giving some poor sucker a break!
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Thousands Of satisfied repeat
customers can't be wrong. Try 1t
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Pastor Of the Greater Antioch
Institutional Baptist Church
West Palm Beach, Florida
For all information either write IL
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27

Johnny Moore hence it the leader of the outfit who
melted the The Janus trio has since dsbanded with
the original going out their Shorty after, Chas
Brown organized his Smarties the group you hear
bearing the Charles Brown label Eddie Williams, bass
fiddler of the original too has formed his group
Floyd Dixon, who and plays the SO for Williams
has definitely adopted the Charles Brown style of
ing You're wizard if you differentiae between them
Then, there's Leonard Lyons who with "Betrayed among
his best Sellers brings you another version of the Charley
Brown Style of warbling. Eddie Williams via Floyd Dix
ons voice, did his best job with Prairie Dog Hole And
long before Floyd Dixon and Leonard Lyons went to
work. the Charley Brown style of singing, Amos Mil
burn attempted to steal" his stuff revealed 81 Still
Love YOU The Rockland Palace is featuring Charley
Brown and his Smarties Sunday mite. You're sucker if
you miss EN- cause they're great with capital G.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27
l95Ag@ eq Stanley SweetinS UD
BY Stanley SweetinS1
MIAMI-But It's My Town!

Make no mistake about it, imitators
of Charles Brown and his famous trio are
many. Follow the. juke boxes and their
platter labels and you'll see what I mean.
Charles Brown, piano-playing crooner of
soothing melodies, once put Johnny Moore
and his Three Blazers on the top shelf of
platter favorites, for, it was Charley who
sang and played the blues-via piano for
Moore's Blazers, when that famous trio was
the talk of the bobby soxers and nylon
nymphs Too often the nickel slots called
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27
MIAMIANs ARE TALKING ABOUT

j. Make Days dedcatory turnout Sunday at his new
and dignfied Day Funeral Home in Liberty City And
what swell job Rev. w. F. Ball and the Southland Sing
did in putting the exercises via WIPES micro
phone Greater Miami Urban League Guilds install
laon Tea held May 81 in the patio of Hotel Mary Eiz
abeth when Dr. Lester Granger quest of honor) capt
waited his audience with experiences and references
rounding his executive dictatorship of the National Urban
League Opening of the Negro court Judge L. E..
Thomas presiding) Monday, when neighborng
oay reporters and ensmen turned out along with bat
terry of beige brothers to history in the making.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27

Allan (Baron) Smiths plane flight here from Mas
sau his hurried takeoff Harlem and the Theresa
hotel The birthday dinner honoring Mrs Lea McCray
at the Sixth home of Mrs Glass Wed. pm An
official Bronze Mayor Tin mockery) for Miami The selec
ton offset the idea of every so-caled bgwg trying
be MR. 1T among and prevent most of em from taking
bows credit that belongs somebody else The di
vorce action started by the wife of attorney and how
wish the plaintiff would stop her legal foolshness
Liberty City Amusement Parks filling of its swimming
pool for the spot made famous by bathers for
its famiyike atmosphere-hence its popular tag, The
Pool.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-27

Club Savoy's that hit the boards with
Phil Harris) Thursday Mrs. Lottle (Blow Back)
Williams fraterna figure who unwrapped brand new
green 1850 Chryser ed discardng her old Al Buick
Lester B. Changers brilliancy while celebrating before
an appreciave audience during the Fifth Annual Meet
ing and Inaugural Banquet of The Executive Board Of
the Negro Service Council at Mt Zion Wed eve. Lucky
Millinders entry into Al Goldmans Harlem Club come
Sunday and how the crowd of dance lovers puzzled
as to which dance attend what with Charles Brown
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Information either write the VITA HEALTH COMPANY,
w. F1agIer, Miami Florida telephone s3l25
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for the voice of Johnny Moore when in reality they
swoonng the grooming efforts of Good Time Char
ley Brown 1t Johnny Moore who strummed the gui
tar and Eddie Williams bass violin completed the trio
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You Sufferers From
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And that Rundown" Feeling

RUTANG BOTANICAL LAXATIVE COMPOUND
What this amazing product Reverend Parson
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what about it Radio Station
VIM every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Hemlock st. East of 18th
center hail brick residence on on weii-
shrubbed, level lot: full-size bed
rooms. 2 baths. liv. rm. -(flreplace)
and large screened porch. family
heat. DI. I015 till 8 pm. VIM
H. SAUNDERS CO, INC. "a
Evening star., 1950-11-03
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Gods with large shed dormer, 2 beds
rms, full bath, down: 2 huge bed-
rms. and full bath. up; light bsmt.
With With tull-,length windows liy, rm.
good lots; in desirable section.
Cal until 9 Pm. LAWRENCE v.
BETHESDA-S15,25 5,250; new listing;
new brick; expandable bunga.; large
kit; unusually good breakfast space:
z twin-size bedrms:; stairway to
foored attic; plumbing and heat
roughed in: full bsmt., auto. washer,
gas; a-c.h; outside entrance; car
dows; owner transferred; poss. with
title; excellent terms with substantial
cash. EARL T WRIGHT. WI. 5000;
nETatI6.4S5 eyeS;i IL 5-4o53; Soo 1mr,., n,os
Med, and Pub. Health Ctrs. Liv.
rm.-din. rm. combination with fire-
place; 2 bedrms., equip. kit. gas
a.-c.h.. stairway to floored attic;
besut: landscaped lot; white picket
in excellent neighborhood. di financ-
VI; 800; ewes, Re. 6ssoT: soT->'A1'
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY = Very un-
usual and charming stone and
IL AAOAHC WIFI oAdtC 1OO1' al LLlC
choice residential area; Z rms, ga
baths, 2-car garage; fine level lot.
approx. 70x17S; vacant; immediate
possession; positively must be sold
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Attrac.- q
bedrm. BUNGALOW, liv. rm. with fire.
pl., expansion attic with roughed in
plumbing. full bsmt., level lot; excel
cond. substantial cash. S13,950.
ST. 2911 or RA.- 1922. s
ROCKVILLE-Colon home, and
business, cor, l Is acres. running st.
to, ST.. suit. for manufacturing; I
blk of r. r. and new pike; $4,000.
Fl. F.. B1EBER, SH. 6565. q
SILVER SPRING, S14.750 - Near
Franklin and Old Bladensburg rd.
Sparkling, 6-rm. det. brick and
frame on beautiful, Handicapped
lot. Fireplace, brick garage, sum
deck. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH.
1103 til 8.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Direct From Owner
Delicatessen, house for living; lone
lease. priyil. of purchasing prop
JO. S-E496. CONTIIS nUner &
Evening star., 1950-11-03
J. Leo KOlb Co,
$ POT. PALISADES Apt.

Your home and 2 apis. for only SIG
500. 3 baths. oil heat. EN-. 5l49
J. Leo KOlb Co.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
COLORED
BUY THROUGH SCOTT

HAMLIN ST, NEAR r. I. AVE.
Quaint Dutch Colonial det. modern
brick. Spacious liv. rm. with mir
concrete side porch with awning.
Built-in tile bath with shower.
Lighted, cedar lined closets. Auto
oil heat. 2-car gar. Plenty Of shrub
berry. 1mmediate possession. Well
financed. To inspect call MRS.
TuRNER, DE. 2010; eyes,. To. 5192.
HO. 1928. q
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-Nearly new g.
inspection; vacant and In new-house
cond.; powder rm.,, liv.- rm.. din. rm.
and mod. kit. on LIST a.; bsmt. with
chaser chaser may '.a assume large AZ loan;
samsT. "a. E s-esss or l Ho. 1858 Isl ewes.
WOODBRIDGE. Otis st. nr. ,24th-Det.
S&zgKES S2RS SlSSSS RE$STr g. g 6Ss e. SfS5 sfsS
WoopRIDGE-ee1e , GliSGiEee1e Myrtle ave. ne.
New brick; AZ by 299-ft. lots bed
Tnasn FmS cFsns bea Eau DsnSndg sd vfs
GE kit, laundry. rec. rm.. large liv.
rm. across rear of house with pic
ture window. grill betw. din. rm., 3
levels; most unusual design. Open
zoo i BLOCK 20 Slsi BRYANT ST. iN.E.-Row
brick; comfortable rms. ia baths.
full bsmt;, new gas heat; 2nd 4.
a%Iss a0X 5eR1ng Pnagr$ $se e. Prize p sSs$ SSsI$S6o9
owner LEAVING CiTY-Must sell
2 lovely prop; one, S-rm: home in
finest sec. on carlfne; also 3-unit
apt. house with excel. income. See
NRNR GWREE T p2aR6Ts 2G2S z 1yEiee ave: e house.
4 bedrms.; large corner lot; owner;
vacant: will exchange; nr. all con-
veniences. OWNER. ia. 7010. a
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AREA
lge. bedrmS., rec. rm.. garage,
h.-w.h.. in this detached lovely
home; 5Ox100 beaut. Handicapped
lot. Own your own home by a
modest down payment. then bal.
MUNSEY TRUST CO.. Real Est. Dept.
Ewes. AID. S532. Exclusive. MA. $3.50
VACANT BRICK BUNGALOW
.3120 CHESTNUT STREET
Lovely bungalow-type home: condi-
fion hstbs ike eaT new; Is.f l9yeiy grsS, rms l
value; only S12,950, easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-S357 til 8.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Vacant Woodbridge Bungalow
ALL WHITE SECTION
Lovely 2-bedrm. frame with fireplace;
excel. cond.; new gas hot-water heat.
Priced right on terms. PAUL
PERUZzI. ST. 2686, TU. 07S4.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMER. UNIV. PARK
FIRST OFFERING

Your opportunity to pur-
chase this home containing
large living room with fire.
place. dining room, equipped
kitchen. inclosed porch; 2nd
floor has three large bed
rooms and two tiled baths
and sundeck porch: l large
room on third floor. Full
heat, Lear attached garage.
Level wooded lot. Convenient
to school and shopping. Priced
at S26.500. Can be shown at
any time. Cali Jack Morgan.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
$1,000 DOWN
D. G. S. Self-Service
$1,000 Down
ATTENTION

HOUSE business. apis
and rooms, fully furn throughout;
heat; good paying proposition;
$4,000; So. 900 down. RE. 1916.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

COLORED-VACANT
4th AND UPSHUR NV.
Beautiful 20-ft home, in most de-
sirable section, one of the finest
nomes you nave ever seen: concrete
front porch. 6 immaculate rms,
extra lge. lily. rm. and dining rm.
twin size bedrooms. mod. kit, lovely
tiled bath; beautiful yard with rock
garden, det. garage; full bsmt. with
Y bath. Don't miss this fine buy
REALTY. RE. 1881. AP. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. N.w.-In
beaut. efficiency apt; large liv. rm.,
oinette. kit, dressing closet, bath;
utilities included $3.50 mo. Me.
.5744 or CO. 57l5. =
~2.oearm'. .n Clean, honey 2ndof.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon..,

DETACHED CORNER RESIDENCE, 8
hedrms.. l bath. House in excellent
cond. Immediate possession. $50
per mo. For further information
call Larry Weir, SANDOZ, INC. 2
Dupont Circle, Du 1924 a
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Yates Gardens-In lovely residential
section; 10 min. to PentagoDs Small
6 months. Owner prefers no chill
dren or pets.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES TO SHARE

2 BEDRMS., with privileges of entire
house, shared with another tple.,
no objection to child. ST. 3613.
CoLoRED - sERvICEMAN's WIFE
wants couple to share pvt. home
HI. 304O. hs
Evening star., 1950-11-03
COLORED INVESTMENT

Large row brick home, rented for
$160 monthly; income far exceeds
payments, even at $4,000 down,
and the. price Of S15.500 will be
reduced for larger down payment;
each floor has liv. rm.. large kit.
and dining rm. comb, / bedrm.
and bath; gas heat and many ex-
tras, including 1st Fl. furniture;
live on one f.. rent the other and
pas, only $50 mo-; near shopping
ment only
POTTS REALTY CO.. AK. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
ROOMING HQIISE

1900 block Harvard st. NV COM
plete apts., plus 3 rentable rooms,
Tor rent furnished; S1T5 per mo.
EX 24Sh Il
Evening star., 1950-11-03
COLORED-N.E.
1434 G. SIT

Corner brick. front Colonial porch, 6
spacious rooms, 2 baths. oil h.-w h..
built-in garage. electric refgr., gas
range, screens, storm windows and
doors. This home is immaculate
throughout. Owner must sell imme-
diately. Reasonably priced. with
moderate down payment Possession
with settlement. Call Mr.. Montford.
with
EILAND BROTHERS. DE. 35S5
2002 18th st. NV.
Ewes. and Suns. Ii. 7-0S05.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
COLORED
Corner Brick. S13,950.

=. IDEAL FOR DOCTORS. ETC.
convenience; 8 large rms. including
3 good size bedrms.; spacious living
and dining rms; plus beautifully
equipped kit. full bsmt.. with gas
&C. heat; l blk. to Minnesota
traft1c: pleasant stream and thicket
contributed to relaxing atmosphere;
$4,000 down, $S3 mo. 30l 4Oth
st. ne. Brokers invited.
POTTS REALTY CO., AK. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
DU. 1888 or FIR. 851O

COLORED-4013 ILL. AVE. NV.
distinctive address for prosperous
colored,, $4,000 down. Well built row
kitchen and hall. 3 bedrms.. en-
closed porch, full bsmt.. Colonial
front porch, det. garage
PR1NGLE REAL ESTATE co.
vi. OILS. Ii. 6.2525. SH. 1926.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
GROCERY

Small, cash and carry, with living
quarters: near the Hecht Co. new
dept. store on Wilson blvd, Airing
ton; business increasing: priced
right If sold this week; small amount
OF cash necessary; golden oppor-
tunity for yorlng couple, For an
pointment, call Owens $3.50. 9 m
to | pm
Evening star., 1950-11-03
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon..
HOME AND INVESTMENT

HOME AND INVESTMENT
An excellent opportunity
for a subcontractor to acquire
home and office in a con-
venient location. A neat Co
lonial row brick residence
with six nice rooms and bath,
A host of modern conveni-
ences and equipment. Large
masonry ONCE and store or
work shop in rear. Unlimited
possibilities. Absolutely must
be seen to be appreciated.
Priced right with good A.
nancing. Call Mr.. Broche. 10.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

coLoRED-FIRsT TINE OFFERED
Mr.. 18th & BUCHANAN
7-rm.. brk.. "a #. wide, 2 baths, 8
porches; oil heat, full bsmt.. lge.
recr. rm. in knotty pine; hardwood
frs. in excel. cond.. lge. floored attic.
nice yards. Please call Mr.. Hill, AT.
WfEIoUGHBY VIII. eHsiis 4 REAI SS1 ESTATE CO.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
NEW RAMBLER

Corner near Walter Reed Hospital
Brick construct. modern in every
detail; g rooms and bath; bsmt.;
gas heat; large lot Close to tranSp.
shopping and schools; S2l.750
Lewis Brown, ALDON PROPERTIES
MA 614Q: eues EN- ahhl
Evening star., 1950-11-03
PETWORTE

COLORED
II you are interested in q beautiful
home with six large rooms and
bath, large kitchen. full basement.
Reasonably priced in beautiful
neighborhood with convenient trans
portation to all points of the city.
Call US, for, an appointment to in
spect this lovely home.
BURKS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E.
C0TOPEn

A HOME WITH INCOME
A roomy 3 bedrm. home. hall en-
trance; near schools. stores and
transp.; reasonably price; approx.
$500 cash down. Please call Mr.,
Hudson, TU. 2100, NO. 7160.
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-11-03
CAPE COD, NV.

New red brick Cape Cod in Potomac
Palisades; 2 bedrms., ! bath, on 1st
f.; roughed-in for 2 more bedrms.
and bath above. A lovely new home.
well served by schools, shops and
transp.; eyes,, WO. 4S45, or MI
Evening star., 1950-11-03

n ICEAL bU 7
This restaurant is one of the best
locations in the Falls Church area.
Place has been doing a wonderful
business and has an excellent Glen
tele; has license for beer. Long lease
can be arranged. Can be had for
$500 down.
ALLEN REALTY co.
FA. 400, 14s West Broad st. Open
Evening star., 1950-11-03
NORTH ARLINGTON

An elegant 5-rm. brick home in an
exclusive setting, eonven. to every
thing. Garage, side screened porch
nice bsmt. Pretty yard. Home very
attractively furnished Rms. all lge
Lease. $3.50 month.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY co,
OK or CH. 44S7.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DESIRABLE year-around waterfront
home, 6 rms. and bath. acres. OF
Central ave. rd. 8 miles from An
napolis. Call Annapolis 6S70. -5
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-13
COMMITTEE HOPES
). A. FUND DRIVE
TO REACH GOAL

Substantial progress Is reported
this week by b. ID. Stewart. chair
man of the 1850 salvation Army
Community Service Fund Drive, who
asserted the committee has every
hope that the fund will $50 over
the top" with flying colors.
The objective of $4,000 was placed
by the army'S advisory committee
as a conservative minimum With
which this organization should be
expected to conduct its work for a
fun year. The latest report gave re-
ceipts as being SS,i6s.46. leaving
slightly more than $500 as the
amount still required.
Need for its activities in Juneau
is real, Stewart added, The broad
humanitarian services rendered
with quiet efficiency day after day
he said. justify cash vote of con-
fidence."
Farewell services are to be con-
Quoted Sunday in the Salvation
Army Hall, for Senior Captain and
Mrs. Lorenzen and their family.
Having been appointed TO become
officers in charge of the work in
Salt Lake City. Lorenzen stressed
his interest in closing up the cam
paign successfully before leaving
Alaska.
Moreover. Major Eric Newbould
has been called for the 1850 tenn
porary tour of active duty as a
member of the Chaplain Corps, US.
Army, and has not been able TO
fully participate in the present cam
paign. Hence, Chairman Stewart
suggested that all who intended to
include the Salvation Army in their
benevolences send a contribution
direct. to Post Office Box 1881, or
to Advisory Board Treasurer Don
Skuse. Box 2069, in event a mem
Der of the solicitation committee
had not called.
The open doors of the Red Shield
Reading Room and Social Center
offer a beacon light. Lorenzen said,
to the stranger. The service Of the
Salvation Army has ever been a
fine influence and help to the man
in military service. And yet, these
phases of the program are but a
part of the detectives and accom-
plishments of the organization
which are imbedded in the hearts
Of people the world over.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-13
SPECIAL MEETING OF
COUNCIL TOMORROW

A special meeting of the Juneau
City Council will be held tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in the City Hall.
The meeting has been called for
the purpose of setting up sales tax
rules and regulations, according to
Mayor Waino Hendrickson.
The starting date for collection
of the one-percent sales tax will
probably be decided upon, he said.
City voters decided in favor of the
one-percent special-purpose sales
tax at special election held June
20.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-13
0minous Lu|I
On Kun River;
Yanks Dig In
Continued from Page u

Army in Europe.
In Washington the U. S. Con-
gress, given a gloomy review of
American fortunes in the Korean
war to date. heard rising demands
to threaten the Korean Commu-
nists with atom bombing. Pravda,
the Communist party newspaper
in Moscow. denounced the sugges-
tons. Congress also heared in
creasing demands to bring into
active service more than 100000
National Guardsmen and reserviSts
IS a means OF stiffening allied
resistance in Korea.
Industry Control
There were also reports OF grow
ing pressure on President Tru-
mans administration to seek a.
least limited control powers over
industry to help arm the country
for a long struggle in Korea.
Within the administration strong
sentiment was reported developing
to speed up the flow of U. S.
arms to Western Europe to guard
against a possible Communist blow
there while the allies are engaged
with the Korean battle. Some
officials spoke of sharply increasing
perhaps doubling-the present
rate of delivery of $1,000, 100000
worth of guns, tanks and equip
ment being sent to the Atlantic
alliance countries.
Gen. j. Lawton Collins, U. s.
Army Chief of Staff. and Gen.
Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air Force
Chief of Staff, conferred in Tokyo
with Gen. Macarthur. Adm. At
thur w. Radford, Navy Commander
in Chief in the Pacific, was flying
from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo for
conferences. There have been re-
por.s in Washington that the Rus
slams have an assorted collection OF
about 800 naval craft deployed
near the Korean area, including
between 10 and 80 submarines.
Those studying the situation say
many of the Soviet vessels are
small craft, and nothing bigger
than cruisers is in the area.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE, FREE, Will.
BE GIVEN TONIGHT

A free lecture on Christian
Science: It's Reinstatement of Pri-
mitive Christianity and Spiritual
Healing" will be given this eve
ming at s o'clock at the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist, Fifth
and Main. BY Ralph Castle, c. s. of
san Francisco. Calf. Member of
the Board of Lectureship Of The
Mother Church. The First Church
Of Christ. Scientist. in Boston. Mass.
The public is cordially invited.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-13
WILLIAM MAH0kEY
final SERVICES ON
FRIDAY MORNING

Friday morning at II o'clock final
services for William T. Mahoney,
who passed away suddenly about
midnight Saturday, will be held at
the Catholic Church of the Nativity.
Pallbearers will be John Walmer,
Russell Maynard, Nick Bavard, Pat
Carroll, Walter Hellan and Sid
Thompson, old friends and the lat
ter two members of the staff in the
late us. Marshal's office a
Tonight at 7:45 Rosary will be re-
cited at the Charles W. Carter Nor
tuary Chapel.
The remains will be taken south
Sunday on the Baranof for burial at
Arcata, California.