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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
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An inspiring Christmas candle
Hight eyealng worship service viii
Ibe presented by anGphonal choirs
at First Baptist Church 7;30 P. m.
/ December 11th
This service win provide an oc-
casion for rare feast Of beauty
/ and inspiration contered in the
matches message Of Christmas.
!Ghe woxahigfuI program is a blend
ling of beloved Carols, Gospel mar
jratixas. sacxad poems, and music
/ THAT illustrate and express the
| genuine Sairt ol Christmas. All
friends, winter visitors, and mem
| bers of the congreg CATION are most
cordially invited to attend.
! Prelude, h4itaaal Mariscal
Process lJnal Hymn, 20 Come,
Ian Ye Eai.hfup', By the choirs.
/ Call to Worship and Invocation
/ Prayer. by the Pastor
Tie 2rla OF The Savior
I Befhlehea1, Lard CT luaah
/ flynn, "Iark! the herald
/ angels sing"
Scripture Story: Bethlehem, Mr..
/ George fairfield
I Poem, "Paaca on Earth, by
I1abel Reed LeBourVeau, Miss
Edith Allen
Hymn, 20 Little town Of Beth
flehem"
Anthem, "Cherubin Song, D..
Bor1niansl ly-Tcbailgovsky Tor "An-
5gals We have heard on high").
THE Shepherds Of Betalsf1sm
Hymn, "While shepherds watch
cd Gteir Gocks by night"
Scripture Story: The Shepherds,
| Mr. Jesse AIlBiken
| Hymn, ut Came upon the Mid
Iniglt Clear
I Anthem, eye Watchers and Ye
Holy Ones9, Vigil Ct Sancti
/ Poem, fsA Christmas Carol" by
James Rus ell lowell, Edith Allen
| Violin solo, save Maria, Gou-
nod (by Mr.. Benjamin Sweeting)
The FaH sr of Bethlehem 80.
Scripture Story: "The Manger''
MRS. Thelma Porch
I Childrea's Anthem, "Away in a
| Manaer" Jltn5or Choir
/ Carol, "Tinlothy's Crol", by
Junior Choir
| Hymn, "allent Night Holy
ljigH by thf Choir.
IWd, F iITH 3ITHEs AND
f0FE RINGS. DEDICATION
+ WITH fRAYER
Solo 20 Holy Night (by Miss
/ Elaine Eskew).
The pflss.asan Of fhs Easf
/ {oraan pl5ylng *Wa Three Kings
| hymn. Good Tidings Of Great
Joy" by the Choir
Anthem. Now Let All the Hea
lvens Aaore Thee" Bach Choir
/ Scripture Story; The Nise-Men,
Mr.. EooGs Burton
/ Caro-, Praise Carol, by the
Choir
| chlacea's Carol, "Cratle Carol, j
IJuninf CHOIR
/ Poan. Child Of the Madonna, ''
lIgr A at WnItu6 Edith Allen
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Ley Memorial
Will Continue
Advent Theme

The Sunday morning worship
service at Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church, Truman Avenue and
Georgia Street, will continue the
Advent theme this Sunday. The
sermon win be delivered by the
pastor, the Rev. Eldon Simmons.
he has chosen as the subject
Hitch Your Wagon To A Star"
The evening worship service at
1880 viii feature congregational
hymn singing and an evangelistic
sermon. The congregation will sing
five of the great hymns of the
Church and the pastor will preach
on the subject ''Do?" These week
iy Sunday evening services are all
ways informal.
During the week the schedule In
cludes the regular monthly meet.
ing of the Woman'S Society of
Christian Service on Monday even
ing at 7:30, and Mid-week worship
at 1880 Wednesday night. The
ladies meeting on Monday will
feature their Annual Christmas
Party, and viii be held at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. Myers,
201l Staples Avenue. Serving as
hostess in addition to Mrs. Myers
viii be Mrs. r. M. Bramlett, Mrs.
r. z. Gravel, Mrs. John Milczarek,
Mrs. E. L. Roberts, ST., and Miss
Catherine Knowles.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13

Navy Bureau of ships experts
have recommended the addition of
teak wood to strengthen fir flight
decks of carriers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Day
Set AT Grace
Sun.

Sunday, December IA, has been
set aside as Stewardship Sunday
at Grace Lutheran Church, Flag
Ter Avenue and Tenth Street. the
thought for the day will be: "Ye
are not your own. Ye are bought
with a price" l Corinthians gig.
AS Christian people, redeemed by
the precious blood of the Savior,
Jesus Christ, we Christians are not
to live for ourselves, but we have
been redeemed in order to "glorl-
fy God in your body and in your
spirit, which are Gods" All that
we are and all that We have IS to
be used to glorify God.
To present this message to the
members Of Grace Lutheran,
film strip, "Grow and Co." will
be shown at both services SUM-
day morning, at the $3.50 a. m.
service with Holy commUnionl
and at fFe l1:00 a. m. service.
Friends and visitors and service
men are welcome TO worship at
fhe Lutheran Church.
The matter of Stewardship will
be continued throughout the after
noon when the members of the
Stewardship Committee of Grace
Congregation will made an every
Member Canvass" All members
of the congregation will be visited
and will be encouraged to dedicate
themselves to the Savior who died
for them that they might have
life"
Sunday School for children of all
ages and Bible Class for adults
| is held each Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
Parents and children who have no
church home in Key West are In
vited to learn of Jesus and wor-
ship Him at Grace Lutheran.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Messiah To Be
Offered AT list
Methodist Sun.

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The choir of the First Methodist
Church viii present selections
from The Messiah" by George
Frederick Handel at the evening
service on Sunday. These selec-
tions will include solos and
choruses. The production on Sun
day evening will be under the di-
recti0n of Mr.. Earl Anderson who
has worked extensively with choirs
in and around New York City as
well as in Key West.
Messiah by Handel is one of
the great musical productions of
all time. 1t is based on some IS
verses of scripture from both the
Old and the New Testament. The
general theme of the. production is
comfort to Gods people. Praise
and honor belong to God who
through Jesus Christ, the "Mes-
siah', gives comfort to those who
trust Him. 1t is comforting
thought when we think of being
transferred to the choir triumph
ant.
The Rev. J. Paul Touchton, pas
tor of the church, will at the morn
ing hour continue a series of SER
mons on Jesus, on the Advent
season. His topic will be "Jesus,
The Speaker" I" ''The Word became
flesh and dwelt among US" At the
morning service Mr.. Wilbur
Phipps, guest prganist, will play
for his prelude "Andante Canta-
bile - Tchaikowsky and for the
offertory he win play 'Nocturne''
- MendeIssohn. The choir will
sing for the anthem "Father Most
Mercifui -- Frank.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13

The highest possible stage in
moral culture is when we rec
ognize that we ought to control
our thoughts.
Darwin.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Tale Of ''Other Wise Man. To
Be Told By Rev. Rogers Sun.

Ralph Rogers will give the SER
mon at the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning at White
and Washington Streets beginning
at II o'clock. He will use as his
topic, "Paving the Way" based on
the advent of the Christ Child.
Some three centuries before the
Messiah was born the recognized
prophet Isaiah, had proclaimed
that one would be born whose
name should be Wonderful. The
rabbis down through the years
studied this prophecy and anxious
ly looked forward to its fulfillment.
It was unfortunate that his own
people refused to recognize him
as the Messiah and as a result,
the whole world has been included
in the Christian program of saliva
ton.
At seven o'clock Sunday even
ing fhe Rev. Mr. Rogers will give
fhe story of fhe Other Wise Man.
This is an annual event and con-
gregafions seem Just as anxious
to hear Van Dykes story of fhe
Other Wise. Man as they are TO
hear Of fhe noted three wise men
of bible fame. The public is in.
Vifed to attend any or all Of these
services at which time they will
find a most cordial welcome.
Under Mr.. John Archer, the Sum
day School will meet Sunday morn
ing at $50 a. m. The opening
service of the school is always
inspiring with songs of praise. The
Christmas carols will feature the
songs for next Sunday in the Adult
Department as well as in the
Primary, Beginners and Nursery
departments. Mr.. Archer assures
you that there will be classes for
all age groups.
Miss Martha Morris, the organ
ist will play for the prelude Christ
mas Fantasy by Kohlmann. The
anthem for the morning worship
service is 81 Walked Today Where
Jesus Walked" by O'Hara. The
0ffertory - Jesu Bambino by Yor
and the soloist is Miss Miriam
Crawford.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
CALLS FOR HOLY WAR
AGAINST FRANCE

CAIRO, Egypt R-The indepen
dent Cairo newspaper AL Ahram
said Friday the mufti of Egypt,
one Of the highest religious author
tiles Of the Moslem world, has
called on all Islamic peoples to
wage holy war against France.
The newspaper said the multi,
Sheikh Hassaneln Mohamed Makh-
iouf, issued his appeal for ''iihad"
because Of alleged French atroci-
ties in Morocco and TuniSia.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13

,Chanukah,- the feast Of Dedica-
bon Tor feast Of lights) viii be
eelebrated IN Key West By the
Congregation of Temple B,Nsi
Zion on Sunday evening, Decen
"a ct 100 p.em. in the synagogue
Rabbi Abraham Schwartz has an
. bounced.
The feast will actually begin on
Friday evening just before sunset
when candle is lit and candle
Is added nightly until a total 0l
blight are kindled.
A special Chanukah program Is
being arranged by the church and
Hebrew schools Of the syna agogue
Tor the Sunday evening program.
The program is as foIoWs3
Rabbie Schwartz will conduct fho
Mariv service with the entire
congregation and guests pariici.
patine. The traditional cbanukah
candles will be lit by q choir
consisting Of daily religious
school pupils. The American
National anthem and the Jew-
ish national anthem will be sung
followed by the Rock OF Ages
by HE entire assembly.
Younger pupils at The school
will recite a series Of poems,
sketches and pIsyIets and the,
older pupiIs Of the school wilt
offer . play for t1e assemhlase.
Short addresses will be given by
Joe Pearlman, Mrs. /. Miller; pre-
sident Of the Ladies Auxiliary, and
by Mr.. Sam Silberman.
Presents to the children viii be
furnished by the Lady's Auxiliary
represented by Mrs. Helen Elias
The program will close with the
musical offering, EINKALOHEI-
NU.
The Chanukah feast commemo-
rates the victory Of the Maccabees
over the Antiyochus Epiphanes
whose army was defeated and
driven out Of the land of Palestine.
The temple was cleaned Of all
idols which the Antiyochus had
placed there. The selfish, foolish
dream of an ancient tyrannical
dictator who tried, with the aid
of an army Of over 100000 we'll
trained soldiers, against small
Israelean army TO force the IS
raeleans to worship idols Of his
choice and rob the people 0l
Israel Of their right to worship
in their own way of belief and
faith was badly defeated by the
small army Of judah Maccabee
When we look around the world
today, we still see or, hear in this
so-called civilized world, dictators
who are hanging people because
of their race or faith, we wonder
If they are not crumbs or dirty
seeds left of the Antiyochus .peo-
pie.
se. Surely the Maccabees Of 28Q9
years ag0rwho had tic eolIa ge
( to fight and defend ith1ie fisht Of
worship, for the right Of freedom
and liberties that they were
taught by their forefathers, de-
serve the little bit Of credit that
we give them today in the form
Of commemoration at the feast OF
Chanukah.
This remembrance gives Us
here in this blessed country Of
ours and TO free people all over
the world, the courage TO fight
and to protect the freedom OF all
people.
May we succeed, as the Mac
cabees did, in wiping out dicta.
torship all over the world.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Gems OF Thought
.MoRALs

There is no place il the hisn,
est heavens above nor n the deen.
est waters below where the moral
law does not reign.
--Confucigs.
School-examinationS are one-
sided; ii Is not so much academic
education, as moral and spiritual
culture, which lifts one higher.
Mary Baker Eddy.
All moral obligation is coafarmi.
ty TO the viii Of God
Charles Hodge
Reason and experience h0th for
bidaus 10 expect that national
morality can prevail in exclusion
Of religious principle
Washington.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
ROCKEFELLER CENTER

NEW YORK IA nationwide
audience yesterday watched the
lehting of the Rockefeller Center
Christmas tree. one OF New York
Cj!y's most spectacular emblems
of the holiday season.
The National Broadessting Com
pany teleyised singer Kate Smith
pressing q button to illuminate the
s 009 lights On The SS-foot tall tree.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-13
Psalm Gives Text
For Science Theme
churehes Of Christ, Scientist

Churches OF Christi Seienrisf
Christian Science church SER
vices tomorrow will stress Gods
saving power. Subject of the Les
son-Sermon is "God the PreserVer
of Man"
One of David's Psalms of conf
dence furnishes the Golden Text:
so my God, l trust in thee:. Z.
Let integrity and uprightness pre-
serve me; for l wait on thee. Re-
deem Israel, o God, out of all his
troubles" Psalms Is: 2, 81, 22).
Bible readings include: 81 will
say of the Lord, He is my re-
fuge and my fortress" (91:2).
Among passages from Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy is
this: "The history of Christianity
furnishes sublime proofs of the
supporting influence and protect
ing power bestowed on man by
his heavenly Father, omnipotent
Mind, who gives man faith and
understanding, whereby to defend
himself, not only from temptation,
but from bodily suffering" Up. SS7).
Evening star., 1952-09-05
7 Killed as livestock TraiI
Jumps Rails in Wyoming
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

GILLETTE, Wyo.. Sept. 5.-A
double header livestock train left
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
tracks six miles west Of here last
night. killing two trainmen.
The two engines and eight OF
the more than so loaded livestock
cars were tossed off the right
of-way.
Engineer o. B. Burnworth and
Firemen w. j. Baas. both of Sher-
idan, Wyo.. were killed. An un-
counted number of cattle and
sheep also died in the crash.
Wreckage was jammed across
the Billings Mont Fort Lincoln
(Nebr.) route and the line. cur
rently in heavy use due to the
peak movement of livestock, was
expected to be blocked until this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Peru Reinforces Patrols
After u. 5. Tuna Clashes
Hy the Associated Press

LIMA, Peru, Sept. 5.-Peru's
Premier Gen. Zenon Noriega an
nounced last night Peru is send
ing a frigate and a minesweeper
TO reinforce air and sea patrols Of
its fishing waters off the north
western coast, favorite site fol-
California fishermen. ..
Gen. Noriega made his an
nouncement to the Chamber OF
Deputies. Reported operations of
California fishermen in Peru's
tuna waters recently have caused
widespread local resentment. Pc
.uvian fishermen have charged
that on two occasions in late
August United States fishermen
invaded their waters and tried to
scare the PeruvianS away, once by
firing on them and another time
by leveling a carbine on them.
Gen. Noriega said Peru's diplo-
matte mission in Washington had
been instructed to open negotia-
tions with the United States
Government for a fishing agree
ment to avoid a repetition of
such Incidents.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
g. 0.P. Women Open
Maryland Campaign
Special Dispatch TO The Stor

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-More
than 100 Republican women of
Maryland formally launched the
fall campaign with a luncheon
here yesterday.
Sponsored by the women's di-
vision of the State Central Com
mittee. the luncheon was attended
by key workers in each city or
county.
Mrs. Ivy Priest of Utah. as
sistant chairman of the Republi-
can National Committee in charge
of women's activities, urged the
Maryland women to make their
voices heard through the vote.
She suggested a house-to-house
appeal to neighbors and friends to
register and vote.
Gen. Eisenhower. she said, is a
man who not only inspires our
faith but has deep faith himself
in our country. a deep feeling Of
responsibility"
Mrs. Leona M. Rush of Mont
gomery County, vice chairman of
the State Central Committee, out
lined campaign plans. She asked
for straw vote in one precinct in
each of the seven congressional
districts to determine the favorite
candidate and the major cam
|paign issue.
Mrs. Emmert r. Bowlus of
Frederick, president of the Mary
land Federation of Republican
Women. presided. Guests in
cluded Miss Bertha Adkins of
Salisbury, national committee
woman from Maryland: Mrs. Lula
Powell of Baltimore, former ma
tional committeewoman: Miss
Grace Hildreth, Young Republican
national committeewoman; Mrs.
j. Glenn Beall, wife of the Repre-
sentative who seeks election to the
Senate, and wives Of a number of
House candidates.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Baltimore Man Wins
First Prize in D. {.
ScuIptors Exhibition

A well-known Baltimore sculp-
tor, who instructed at American
University last year. has won first
prize in the second Regional Ex-
hibition of the Washington Sculp-
tors Group, opening today.
The Evening Star Award of
500 will go to the top winner.
Rubin Kramer, for his bronze
woman in Chair" Mr.. Kramer
won second prize in the sixth
Annual Area Exhibition at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art last fall.
The Washington Sculptors Group
exhibition. including work Of Dis
trict, Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania sculptors, opens Of
ficially at 4 pm. today in the
Natural History Building Of the
Smithsonian Institution, Tenth
street and Constitution avenue
NV.
Portrait of Little Girl.
Second prize, the w. & J. Sloane
Award of $50. will go to Pietro
Lazzari of Washington for nina, !"
a portrait in cement of his little
girl.
Katherine B. Hobbs of WASH
ington takes third place, a SIS
certificate from the M. S. CHM
Co., for her terra Gotta giraffe.
Fourth prize of 25 pounds of plas-
tilene from the George E. Muth
Co. goes to Antonio CorteZas of
the Museum of Pathology for the
Armed Forces here. His winning
work is a terra Gotta fish.
Honorable mentions are as fol-
lows: First, to Russell B. Houston
for Reclining Nude" in lead, gold
ieafed, and second, to Donald B.
Kline for his redwood monk en-
titled, Revelation" and dancing
man "Celebrant," in cement.
Awards Made Today.
The awards were to be made at
5 pm. today. The judge was
Harry Rosin, instructor in con-
struction and sculpture at the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts.
OF n pieces of sculpture submit
ted for the exhibition, So were &C
cepted. 1t includes the work of
IS members of the Washington
Sculptors' Group, totaling %
pieces.
Sculptors participating in the
exhibition have inclined heavily
toward one of the most ancient
media of their fleetwood. There
are works in monkey pod. ebony,
redwood, snakewood, walnut. ap-
plewood, pavlonia, cedar. pine and
dogwood.
Mrs. Jane Love is chairman of
the exhibition.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Arrested Moforist Freed
OF Bribe Attempt Charqe

A charge against a Washing
ton motorist of attempting to
bribe a Bladensburg policeman
after his arrest on a speeding
charge has been dismissed by
Prince Georges County author
:ties.
The county's assistant States
Attorney, Woodrow A. Shriver,
nolle pressed the charge yester-
day at the request of the arrest
ing policemen.
The accused man, Jesse E.
Whitaker, jr.. q. of the 1000 block
of I street NE, forfeited $11.70
in Hyattsville police court yester-
day on a charge of going SIS miles
an hour in a 30-mile zone.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Viennese Interest
In Music Losing
Out to Athletics
BY the Asseeiosed Press

VIENNA, Sept. 5.-V Vienna's 4
private musical life is on the verge
tof dying, Prof. Rudolf Stelzham-
|mer. chairman of the Board OF
Austrian Music Instrument Pro-
|ducers. said yesterday.
He told a news conference only
80 pianos were sold last year in
the homeland of Mozart, Schu-
bert and Strauss.
OF the 1900 string quartets in
existence in Vienna before the
war, only about 100 survived, he
said. He attributed the loss of
interest in music to the increasing
popularity Of sports.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Oldest Active Minister
In Indiunu to Preach
By the Associofed Press

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept.
5.-The Rev. Cornelius L. Airhart,
81, Sunday will observe the 10th
anniversary of his ordination with
a sermon in Browns Valley Prim-
tive Baptist Church.
Believed the oldest active min
lister in Indiana, he has conduct
ed more than 1000 funerals.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
u:S!|Navy and Westinghouse reveal
worlds s'most'poWerfu| jet engine

The United States Navy and the Westinghouse Electric Corpora
ton have just qualified the worlds powerful turboet a
craft engine develops than Is 900 horsepower fight
speeds The engine has successfully completed the Defense
Departments gruelng 5Ohour qualification and is
approved for quantity production.
This engine the 40. and half times powerful
the combined tosr engines of B29 Superfoess Its weight
however, about $500 pounds actually than that of of
the bomber's engines and propellers.
Two Navy fighter planes will be powered by this jet
engine which designed by Westinghouse cooperation
with the Navy Bureau of Aeronau These will be the McDon
nell Aircraft Corporations F3 Demon" and the FAD "Sy
Evening star., 1952-09-05
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ray" of Douglas Aircraft Company. Even powerful
sons of the being developed for these and other aircraft
Westinghouse builder of the first Acknowledged jet
gne has been working with the military services urboet de-
sign and development since the day after Pearl Habor Behind
the glamour of these jets the intensive effort of hundreds of
scientists and engineers Progress jet propulsion easily
made What like nsurmountabe obstacles sometimes
arise Like other companies however, Westinghouse has
tered and successfully met such situations.
Westinghouse investing millions of dollars and hours
American etpropulsion leadership engines
produced the Westinghouse South Philadelphia and Kansas
City plants Westinghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburgh Pa
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Club to Hold Picnic

The Manhattan College Club of
Washington will hold its annual
picnic tomorrow at Fort Hunt, Va.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25

law. it becomes of paramount inn portance that the citizen express his preference in next Tuesdays primary election Then is wen you will name the strongest candidates 10 compete in the fall run-off.
 Regardless of whether you are a Democrat, Republican or belong to that great majority group which pledges allegiance to no party. you can vote on Tuesday if you are a qualified voter which simply means a years residence in Alaska and 30 days in your voting precincts.
 So. go 10 your polling place Tuesday = in Wrangeu it's the City Hall for both Wrangen and Stikine precincts = and east your ballot You dont have to declare yourself a member of either party to get a ballot. If you have no par ty utilization, just say. mo party" take your ballot into the lfttle vot- ing booth and with the aid of God and your conscience exercise that great American privilege = the right of fraQchise.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
HAVE SON

4 new recruit arrived for the lo- cal staff of the Alaska Communica- tions System Wednesday, April 23. His name is George Michael Fin ney; weight seven pounds twelve and one-half ounces. He was checked in" by Dr. John O.. Bangeman through Bishop Rowe General Hospital receiving station.
 Mother and baby are reported progressing nicely but it is report ed proud father, Chester Finney of ACS is still getting his dots and dashes blurred The Army will is sue him a new blouse in a larger chest size, Sgt Malcolm Morrison, in charge of the station, said.
 This is a second son for the Chester Finneys. They have an older son, Chester Jr.