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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
CnINTY OF NEW HANOVER

COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ND PERSONAL PROPERTY BY THE
rTY OF WILMINNGTONN.
4 Pursuant TO action of the Council of
he CITY Of Wilmington and authority
mr,alled in Section 1903, Article Six
nj the General Statutes of North Caro-
Ina, the City of Wilmington will offer
tr sale and sell for cash, at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, at twelve
o'clock. noon, at the Courthouse door,
Monday. May rs, 1947, the lands and
PREMISES described as follows, to-wit:
Living and being in the City OF Whining
.N. New Hanover County, North Caro-
L.a, and
BEGINNING at the intersection of the
Eastern line of Ninth Street with the
Northern line of Nixon Street. and run
mig tnerce Northwardly along TIE East
ea line of Ninth Street $50 fee. 20 a
pont in said line; thence in an East
vardly direction and at right angles
With Ninth Street 1916 feet to the West
err line of the Old Brunswick Road:
thence along the Western line of said
Road southwardly 1929 feet to the
Northern line of Nixon Street; thence in
ID Westwardly direction along the North
EN- line of Nixon Street 1921 feet to the
point Of beginning; same being part of
Lots 3 4. and 5, in Block $40, according
10 tie official plan of the City of Will
riagson, North Carolina.
Also and together with all items of
Furniture and furnishings and fixtures
IN the structure and upon the above
described premises, detailed inventory
Of which personal porperty has been
and is subject to examination
and inspection ~ any interested person
upon applicable to the City Manager Of
the City of Wilmington.
The City of Wilmington reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Dated and posted this end day of
April, l947.
CITY OF WILMINGTON
By: W. RONALD LANE,
Mayor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
grosgny. Kay I thought you

%groggily. Kay - I thought Vol,
loved her."
Il thought SO, too" Lex said
Until after you went away-after
l let you 60, like the complete fool
| was! Then it seemed as though
the bottom had dropped out of nv
NE and there wasn't anything
left
"You-told Kay?"
He nodded. 1T was pretty
rugged. She was SO furious she
lashed out at me with a loi OF
things l hadn't suspected" But
there would be time to tell Sherry
all OF that later. Lex said, Il don't
believe she ever really loved me.
But it doesn't matter now, any of
it-except that I'm sorry l made
you unhappy"
THAT doesn't matter, either"
Sherry told him. her eyes alight.
Because I'm happier now than
anyone has a right to be. Oh, dar-
ling, think of it! Well live on our
farm and have lots Of children.
And Mother and Val will feel
sorry for me-and I'll feel sorry
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE
UF NUKTH CAKULINl
GQINTY OLE NEM HaNANEI

vi Il It e
CITY OF WILMINGTON, NORTH
CAROLINA. NEW HANOVER COUNTY
and c. R. MORSE, CITY-CoUNTY TAX
COLLECTOR.
ROBERT J. POLLOCK AND WIFE.
ELIZABETH c. POLLOCK, THEIR
HEIRS, DEvIsEEs AND ASSIGNS,
John DOE AND JANE DOE. AND ANY
AND ALL PERSONS. FIRMS OR COR
.p0RATIoNS WHO MIGHT IN ANY
CONTINGENCY CLAIM AN INTEREST
y THE PROPERTY INVOLVED IN
THIS ACTION. KNOWN OR unknown,
tSll JURIS Or NON SUI JURIS, IN
GUIDING ANY NOT IN EssE AND
PERSONS NON COMPOS MENT1S WHO
NIGHT, BY POSSIBILITY. HEREAFTER
GET Up A CLAIM.
VIE Elizabeth c. Pollock, their heirs,
~oevIsees and assigns, John Doe and Jane
Doe' and any and all persons, firms
Or corporations who might in any con-
ngency claim an interest in the pro-
perry involved in this action, known
" unknown, sui juris or non SUI iuris,
Excluding any not in esse and persons
l9n compos mentis who might, by DOS
folity, hereafter set UP a claim, will
.eAe notice that an action entitled as
t0oye has been commenced in the Su-
E#Ior Court of New Hanover County,
North Carolina, to condemn for sale the
moving described lane to satisfy taxes
~Leged to be due the plaintiffs in this
s@scion:
BEGINNING ip the Western line of
%elaai Avenue 80 feet Northwardly
som the Northern line Of Orange
s5sel; runs thence Westwardly and
parallel with Orange Street 60 feet;
rence Northwardly and parallel with
.Ileenth Street thirty three 1881 feet;
oovhee Eastwardly and parallel with
~a'ge Street 50 feet to the Western
e 81 Kendall Avenue; thence South
sssoiy and parallel with Thirteenth
s+set along said line of Kendall Ave
IL IS feet to the Beginning. Same
Eng part of Lot No. 5 in Block 400,
cttofoing to the official plan OF the
N.y Of Wilmington.
me sid defendants will further take
Ia "Se mat they are required to appear
ue office of the Clerk of h Su-
t7Iof Court of said County and State
d we Courthouse in Wilmington, North
SaoNAa, on or before twenty seven
Eaod tHe A1nd Gay VI May 49,,
n n4 answer or demur to the complaint
H. 'so action, or the plaintiffs will ap-
= j." the Court for the relief demand
NJ said Complaint
-"1 the 18th day of April, 1947.
A. L. MEYLAND
Clerk of Superior Court
'Ns" Hanover County, North Carolina
By: Lois j. Ward,
r. Asst. Clerk Superior Court
ION c. Holmes. Attorney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
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Y a~xh ~ s. ~ k~~d SSA1c
b+aShh ling Mut &as Sk~i~ Lnoo~1@~-YL. Z~-L.-
~FORTY-FIVE

I f1AI 80
1ste one afternoon, Altar
LINES, pausing at her desk in
office, happened to notice the
..e on her calendar pad. 1.-The
'..oenth," he jeered in good.
1.rrred derision, Don't you even
.,,w what day it is, gal? Today's
.. twentieth" He Tipped the
~. over with an nk-stained fin
GERRY had known the date. She
=. hadn't been able to bear the
.,,,gh; of sitting there, staring
y. all day. June twentieth. Lexis
ending day. 1t had seemed that
= ,,o could pretend today was the
Y.s-eenth then tomorrow would
~ the twenty-first and the day in
...meen would be lost. It would
..rer have been at all. Such a
N form of self-deception. Such
ostrich-like burying of ones
,pad in the sano.
Sherry smiled up at Alan
.,d he W a S suddenly struck by
.r pallor, her Swallowed eyes.
WI wasn't she thinner?
ste said, Just absent-minded,
, gness. Or else you keep me so
nv 7 don't have time to turn nv
,sIendar page"
Nan's glance was direct, ques-
sonjng You're all right, aren't
MI? Not i'll or anything? You
y, sort of peaked"
She grasped the age-old femi =
,,e excuse. Just a headache,
rats all"
Thy don't you go home and lie
agn? It's almost quitting time,
Sherry said gratefully 81 will
d, # YOU don't mind. Only | think
+, walk will do me more good than
down"
Alan grinned. "Bet you end up
r. YOU favorite hill, just sitting,
loodro down over the valley.
Never saw such a girl for contem-
r:.ing the countryside"
"Communlng with nature, that's
WAT I do
Despite the lightness of her
time, the editors kindly gaze re-
named troubled as he watched
Sherry clear her desk and set up
n 20. The poor kid. She looked
though she were in a hole of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30

for them" She broke suddenly
into a peal of gay young laughter.
Whats so funny?" Lex de-
handed. grinning. Our farm?
Our children"
Me" Sherry told him. BE
cars just a Few minutes before
yor came, l was sitting here,
feeling sorry for myself because
| was sure l was going to die an
old maid"
That" Lex assured her 81
will save you 'front.'"
They stood there on the brow of
the'hill, clinging to each other and
laughing. And it seemed a happy
omen for the life they would have
together-the very good life.
(The End
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
(The End

New York City had its first fire
boat in 1900. 1t was called "Float-
ing Engine" and was a powerful
hand-operated pump mounted on
a scow. The vessel had hose.
hooks and pipes and was manned
by IL oarsmen who responded to
alarms with other members OF
the fire department.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeest.

HOME WITH AN INCOME to you, 519
10th st. s.e:--2-fam.. house, bedrms.,
$1,000 down, LIST trust Sl1 900 at A.
SURETY REALTY CO., Ex. 7944 till g.
FURNISHED HOUSE, Bradbury Heights
Row brick, rooms and bath; nice neigh-
borhood. prewar built and IN Al condi-
ton: copper pipes. gas &C. heat; reason
The The KENNEDY CO. -s7
FORT DAVIS-Conv. 6-rrn. semidet. brick,
paneled recreation rm:. oil heat. h. new-houss
oFF MfSNEsoTA AVE. home and in
come, Groom semidet. brick with base
ment apt. baths. oil heat like new;
reas. T. D. BURGESS. vi. 2S02 till g.
NEARBY MD. on bus line. new. 6,rm.
ATTIC, gas &C, heat: best buy on todav,s
marset; MARI 6, sia,6oo. T. D. BURGESS, vi
HILLCKEST-A fine brick home on Branch
ave. 6 large rooms plus servants quarters
on 3rd floor full tile baths and Y, bath
on LIST floor and basement, 2 fireplaces
magnificent recreation room. large sidt
and rear porches, gear garage and ga'
h:-w:h.; priced below present day con
T, q, oBURGEss, 1924 Penna. ave. Sc.
5 BLOCKS over D C. line s.e.--woodianc
DR., Forest Heights. detached. 8 rooms
mediate sale. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
IatS 81. NEAR pESNA AYE: s;E;1.Rox
Ss aps s bath 1.aneea ea on nd
sale. MT; Fiiippo. TR. 44o0. VI: 6s76
HARTMAN REALTY. 1345 Good Hope "a
Sc. ~
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

t6ls modern s;storS row f Sriek; e gag span on
msnt: Priced. $3.50. Cali IA. es7e. ewes.
HIGK1GaS REGK Ga DhoRs PAkS CO. ssss oSs8 iii Ss ds5k
eTes essf e bedrm 0aRss reer ae' r nnss
heat, slate roof, etc; excel. cond., Out
eA hfh e. ros s. E. Eeator R ok Esh K houss
RIVER TERRACE N.E.NModern 5-rm.
brick, full basement, auto, heat: excellent
condition; e,oaa n must I be sold this week. go,
HAWAII iHIas, hFek kvE. e. AND 1st sr.-semidet.
brick. 2 complete apis, each consisting OF
presd to se gs M
WoopRfSSr RhSE c9 ssof e. s4ss s5s T. ne9ssn
valuable detached home today. Located
in beautiful woodridge Just north Of
rooms. hardwood finished, oak floors, oil
h.-w h, storm windows awnings. 3 bed
den ,6gei1 pantry
s1 ouss oa PAUL t aYs s. 5aih Rsao f sas
SECOND ST. NE, near Mckinley High,
heat; in excellent condition: ideal to con-
ofri RS to $685. s"F REeR eSuSs Co. @ sos Fl 18th
RESTRICTED NE. LocAT1oN-Attrsc.
M 9Tck 9 dGme dn r@ 9n' sEa 0e WITH
heat, rec; II; $1o'5oo. CO. 1888 or "a: +
sRAkNET si21B ETes ST. Nj NE.-1a rooms. detached;
gas auto. heat: can be used as z or 8
apartments: only 81, 800 r down, balanse ahnS
terms Call Ex. $3.50, YOUNG & PASTOR,
MODERN 5-RooM ROW BRICK. close in
ne: section: nice yard; gas heat; built-in
throughout; Haro on cement f front porch: modern
pssssa pssssssop yith s5sls M 'S E. WEAVER We
hardwood floors, Venetian blinds, electric
refrigerator full basement gas A NV w beat, beat
Sonse is IN perfeet sondition For appoints
f Inspect waplk ia N co paT5f p a e 1908
with 4 bedrms.. in new house condition;
Rard o%ner viii aeeept both trusts and
CHAPMAN CHI pSilsSFl Realty CO, INC, RE $sI6
FREE RENT in this house with 2 lge. apts.,
one apt. pay for your home. while you
ys p the fs Ether nspe sss 0eI os
CHAPMAN REALTY CO, INC, Realtors,
fhiCE kEDUCED' WoooriQse--beautiIu
modern brick, 2-bath home. in immaculate
cond; extras galore, incl. modern finished
clubrm in basement 1st NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, 905 18th st. NV, RE.
1881 til pm -27
full basement, h-w.h., gas; built-in garage;
exclusive section: priced TO sell quick.
HENRY " WILLouGHBy. 500 Mass. ave.
OWNER LEAVING CITY-Wonderful buy
on today's market. Four-spt. house, ga
rage. Frtgidaires. Possession with title.
l. A. JET, FE. b212. -2a
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont., , .

WANTED-SMALL HOUSES in vicinity Of
Capitol Heights. Call Mrs, Lewis, HI. 1902.
with o. B.. zANTz1NGER' Jr,' 6llb Ss Sen-
WE NEED HOUSES for several clients,
from $4,000 to $4,000, within 10 miles
of Suitland or District Heights. WEST
REAL ESTATE. HI. 70s9: after 8, MR..
PETWoRTH AND BRIGHTwooD homes
wanted for immediate purchasers. De-
mands exceed our present listing in that
area Let us quote you a price without
obligation. Phone Mr.. Schwab. Wo; O6s4;
with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1605 n
st N W MA o3A6
Evening star., 1947-08-27

--Det. 1O-rm. house, 1st commercial loca-
ton; complete apts., baths, kitchens;
price reduced for immediate sale; con
934i ewes. PECK CO., 34OS 18th st. n e
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbwes,.

s.W-9-r and b., ami. only S1O,950:
possession; good cash payment Few
urban. N. E. RYoN co. GE.- 6I46. 30
COI,ORED-7O5 end ST. S.W.AExcellen
2-story detached brick home with large
rooms, fenced-in yard; yours for only
$500 down, balance payable at $3S per
month STERLING REALTY CO., 906
10th st NV. IU 4470 -2S
Evening star., 1947-08-27

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, 5 large rms,
foored attic, 2 lovely bedrms.; ideal loca-
| ton, near school and transportation;
| S1O,500; cash above ! st trust
Near. 4th and R. l. ave. ne.-Lovely
5-rm. brick, 9 hedrms., automatic heat,
garage, beautiful oak floors and chestnut
| trim: only S10,950; cash above 1st trust.
H. C. MAYNoR CO.. 2002 R. I. ave. ne,
NO 433S %
Evening star., 1947-08-27

COLORED-CAPITOL VIEW--Loyely, cor;
floors, air-cond.. weather -proofed. front
and rear porches. front. side and rear
yards Priced to SELL Reasonable down
payment.
Other houses in near ne. with down
payments beginning at $1,000. Call MIR.
CARR LU $500. -27
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-01-31
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The Valley settler., 1947-03-20
HARDY NURSERY NOV AVAILABLE FOR ALASKA

For q number of years thoro has boon dn ocuto demand for . ,sourco Of truly HARDY Nursery Stock in tho Territory of Alo ska. As tho development of c Nur sorry is not
 dono in c short timo, tho NORTHWEST NURs- FRY co. Of Valley City, North Dakota, Ucs selected to supply planting stock for this yocr. Many AlC skans hovo shipped stock
The Valley settler., 1947-03-20

, hovo found it of ox- <. I& x G's. .%.k2. collont quality for oEj5J %x<,S3 e,:z> .@ <. r. period of ovor forty e--%4 ! ll>L-z---G.. ~.. <.' yoors. /=.:: :" ~y.-. ." >>:--@==j N\ Tho nov Nur sorry is to .- - NA be locotod on q tract Of @-z=zz.@Lr - Lr7G1l1l land milcs south HII1 dI10, NV1(Nll} known as tho FAR NORTH NURsEREa.
 It will spocio1izo in tho product ion end di stri button of "NORTF-TESTED" Nursery Stocks of troo end bush fruits ,orncmontol shrubs, poronnicls, bulbs, shado or orno- montc1 troos and forest or uindbrook trcos. Tho Nursery will be developed to sorvo os 2 sc1os ground cTd growing fio1d and ol so a di strtbut ion point.
 Mir. md Mrs. Don L. Lcppo1c, 6nd Lh. md Mrs. Carl M.rt in of Anchorage. Mir. Lcppolo ri II assume tho active mcna agomont and op- orotion of tho business end previously
 conducted businos ss undor tho namo of Who Ale slaen Nurs
 Ono of tho specials offered by tho Nursery this spring is Roso Plents which oro Air. ,borno direct from Port1cnd, Tho Roso City. A lcrgo vcrioty of hodgo plcnts Gnd shrubs gro listed in thoir spring coto1og os Eo1l as hcrdy opp1os, crabs, plmns and Hybrid cherry troos. BosiGos TO sosY Y-poonios, lilies, dchlio's ond g1cds ITO listed.
 Borrios md bush fruits oro clso on thoir list, Tho motto of tho nursery is--
 "It is not homo until it's p1cntod."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
 BILL IS SIGNED
 BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-lR- President Truman has signed a S9l4,2865O appropriation bill that calries s522. .C0O00O emergency aid r France, Italy and Austria.
 The measure, passed in the clos- ng hours of the special session f Congress last Friday, also ap-
 ropriates sls,OC9,oOO for China clief.
 Other items in the measure in ciude.
 Government and relief of occu- pied areas S340, ,00O 000 reclamation projects S32, ,0l1,0O0 relief of Maya jo Indians S5oO,0OO; payment of Q Senator's salary for one year to the son and daughter of the late Senator Theodore G. Bilbo (D- Miss $12,500; mileage expenses oi Congress members travelling to the special session S222 ,000; families of deceased House members. S25000; Federal Security S13O0,00O; Social Security administration S40000; and for a hospital at Seward, AL aska, S176,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
" -A-N-T ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

 $7,000-two-bedroom house, near business district. Deep lot. New furniture. Inner-spring mattress es, etc.
 4cx144 filled in lot on Willougby. GEE. electric range, $100. Calaroid burners, deep well, etc. BOOMING House and apts. Nets s195.00 mo- plus apt. Can rent apt. $75,00
 CURIO SHOP, best location, im- mediate possession; small select stock. Rent reasonable. 2-BEDROOM house, cement base ment, furnace, refrig, etc, pric- ed quick sale.
 PROPERTY investment opp. Make S500C0 plus 6fe interest-payment $l0000 per mo. prime and int. title escrowed.
 On beach side, 2 bedroom home appr mile city limits. Well furn. immediate poss. Terms. 2 BEDROOMS, 7th St. basement new furn. clean. Good buy. SCANDINAVIAN ROOMS. Sea- view machine shop several properties Douglas and Doug las beach two apt. houses . prop. Auke Bay and Highway
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
Why No EIetfritity
 With EIefiYif Iron

LEWISTON, Me.-tR-A woman returned her new electic iron to store with a complaint that it does nt hold heat properly"
 The service department tested it, found it in good order, and suggest that she have her homes wiring checked.
 Oh she replied. T don't have electricity take the iron across the street to my sisters home, plug it in until it gets hot, then take it home. But it doesn't seem ti hold the heat long enough for me to do much ironing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
TRAWlERS OF NICK
 BEz WILL EXPLORE
 SO. pAC. FOR TUNA

SEATTLE, Dec "A. 1.-Two Pa cific Exploration Go. motor trawlers, the Oregon and Alaska, will explore the South Pacific iri search of new tuna fishing grounds.
 Besides their normal crews, the boats will carry experts from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service who will report on their findings and the Reconstruction Fiji nance Corporation will aid in fi- nancing the trip.
 The Oregon, with a crew of l2, has already left for Hawaii under command of Capt. John MerShon and the Alaska, under Capt. Nick Bragich, will leave in few days. One will be equipped for boat, line and jig fishing and the other with seine rear.
 Discovery of profita ble tuna grounds would permit the entire West Coast fishing industry to bene- fit, Nick Beg, company president, said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

At the peak of World War II production, about half of the U. s. output of combat munitions con- sisted of ships and planes. Newcastle, England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

About half billion tons of ore has been worked on the Witt watersrand in South Africa to ex- tract about 10000 tons of gold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

 WEATHER REPORT

6 70 . WEATHER REPORT c (U s. WEATHER BUREAU) o Temperatures for 24-Hour Period 6 Ending G:3O O'Clock This Morning c In Juneau Maximum, 40, 6 minimum, 33. 0 At Airport Maximum, 39;
 minimum, B. Q WEATHER FORECAST CJuneau and vicinity) Variable cloudiness with , some light snow or rain tonight and Thursday. s Slightly warmer Thursday. . PRECIPITATION
 tPast 2i hours ending 7;3O l,n. taday) In Juneau IS inches; 0 since Dec. l, 6.69 inches; . since July 1. COPS inches. At Airport .24 inches; 3 since Dec. l, 316 inches; since July l, 352O inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
2O-Year-0ld Gunlnan RunsAmutk;Capiured

RENO, Dec. 24-iR-A 20-year- old gunman, cornered in a crowd ed gambling casino, wounded three policemen today, fled, comman- deered a taXicab, robbed the driv- CT of S20 and was captured, wound- ed, 50 minutes later in gun bat tie.
 Police Chief Clayton Phillips said the youth gave his name as Bobby Carter and his address as Reno hotel. Officers later re- ported his home town as Hunters vile, w. Va.
 FROM ANCHORAGE
 c. D. Summers of Anchorage is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
 Lining materials were used on the soil long before the beginning of the Christian era.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Smali Buiova wrist watch possibly on Glacier Highway. Re- ward. 036 2-long, 2-short. 65 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
FROM ANCHORAGE

c. D. Summers of Anchorage i! staying at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-04-11
on me ar TONIGHT.

ON TIVE AK IvMlUfii.
Wop, 7:3o-Dinah Shore sings and Aeio'
GEORGE nsnigomsr appears IN dramatic
sksith.
VOL, s;3o-comedisn Peter Donald and
Marihn Cantor visit.
Evening star., 1947-04-11

MRf. 1890 Diuy Dean fstpunt ssas II
Ills baseball experiences.
M0p. fo:3o-ARsx comedy ssfiss starring
daFis Wilson and eaihy lsxis IN The adventures
|sf beagtiiui hai dumb bload snd her pfas-
iital foommsis.
WM, ii:30-Ihs fist In ! foar-insiallmsai
drsmsiilaiioa Of ,bsllse's Cesar eIrrpteau."
Evening star., 1947-04-11

Mop, 9:oo-1hs slim 6slllsrd Iris snisr.
tsins.
WMDc, i0:Oo-Ihs congressional Nil psf.
milling displaced persons 10 saisf the uAiisd
States Is discussed By Earl 6. Hsrison. chairman
Of The eiil,sns Committee on Displaced Pssoas.
VOL, io:00-Isoa Henderson IS interviewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

and is important to our system of
national defense.
On the political side. it is ques-
tionabie whether the islanders, de-
spite recent agitation. would want
complete independence They are
too dependent on our trade and
subsidy, Statehood would be ac-
ceptable. or perhaps territorial
status with greater autonomy.
"W hat the islanders really
want" one wit said. lis divorce
with aiimony," LOUIS BERG