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LOIS FOR SALE.

t!. hsHs Lee s'iaPs sR9 ss6oo 1snsysS ss
S5s Ssn IT goS over ar. rsss gssoa sa Ct
lot now, for each year you will have to
/ s acre or more in nearby virginia's nicer
developments. Liberal terms. Phone GE.
HnIILCREsT-Level corner lot. 5oxl1o;
alI lmpTovements;a make offer. T. D.
SSo9ESFRT S9ESRS cIuB " ssaH Hill, In located in Airing
tons most beautiful subdivision on oath rd
north less than !. nile from Wa WsshinseHHn II bH
Tor excel. drainage; a beautiful wooded
SJSH lot PRICED dV ynde5 market at $4,000 Sai
SMFFYY sIEEPY HoLLoW-a5 900 50. #, wooded.
paved street min walk ,s1fss ssce asa sgs
9MSEaN Sash aNb beHhIssS GRAST SIS. NE;-suIfsble
sIEvEs M 4sos sPFISG RSi 4l1i laREaBuilders atten
,ion is building lots block sE from 45gs 5qs'
BURNT M1LLs-1oo #. facing colesyllle
Td.; 1856 #, deep; water; s2'ioo. 81. 9S1' 90 ..
: SwakEFfnlb Ak aFHm P sGEcrnos & nd of Chevy chase
Jus, yes5 Of s,e Conn ION oDsoor sys
saGS!sse' s5:S9a' csll ok. $500; after 5 Pm"
seo'blE2Akp se' E2 s6sSH HEIGHTS near seqtPs5n
city water, gas, sewerage, large well, grow
ing area, near modern shopping center
and bus Call MI: Lung, HI. 1853 with
THoS. L. PHILLIPS.
is ACRES, between Manor Club 6o Estates state
and olney, ,n Seg5 gsr g are; 1i05 sloo fs H9.n'
provements In; shade trees; bus s., Se5yice; :;
spIe1dlS buy cft al sl77e Ewes oW S1A4
GHIovER HESnzR PARK.BURLEITH AREA - Buy
now, build later. Adjoining deep lots, one
on on" alley. $1,000 each. Box 2s4-H' Star.
wants Offer; 1oxl4o; street, sewer and
water installed S3.25O. Call HI. 49,
or FRANK s. PHILLIPS. D1: 14l1. 10
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Auention, builders:
Commercial corner 100X100, in Brooklanq,
near Rhode Island ave-; densely populated
A real chance to build small park shop
stores, department building on rear OF
lot Rented $4,000 a year Total price
S29b0O. Act today. Attention bro5ers' 5s
* Tak2 That BLUEPRINT out of moth
balls. we have. several hah,acre Wooaeo
lots in restricted areas. near FAILS CnuTcR; q
Priced. ST 900 to S1,75o. Terms ARFA3
REALTY "a. 1850 and FA sl4s. -ls
WOODMOOR, Silver Spring-Lgs corner
lot, S2:100. For sale BY OWNER. Can
REAR SILVER sPRING-1e1 lots with
water and sewer, streets graded, S525 ca:
DaoItnr 1000 till q pm,
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4-FAMILY FLATS

F-F AM1I1 LA .
Yxe bricks of preyar construction. In q
most conv. location. yet an excel. and
refined NV neighborhood. Each apt. con-
tains 8 extra-lge. rms and tile bath, with
individual gas heating units. Lge. rear
porch and I'd. Exceptional oppor. Priced
" ]. LEE DONNELLY
Investment Bldg, MA. 3317; ewes. OIL.
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REAL VALUE
18th AND MASS. AVE. NV.

Most valuable corner lot IN d. c. 4 euesl
houses, approx. so rms, baths, runnins
No leases. Grand property fer hotel. apt
house or office bl9ss See our sign men On the
RE, 1916. Price, Sl30.O00: $4,000 casn
annrnX 0.Nnn firSt trust. -2l
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MOTORCYCLES.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

Harley Davidson, mode
a2. good cond.,- $500 or best offer. Cal
VI h4Sl. 4 to 6 nm q
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

DUPONT CIRCLE section-Two large
nicely furn. rms, kit, bath, stoop moor,
facing quiet rear yard suitable for studio.
office. etc. RA. 7047 between 10-1. or
ewes, daily. MI. 1898. -21
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Nr. Dupont Circle, 1708 N. H. Ave.
NV, 27 rms, baths; elevator; oil heat.
To be vacant Jan. IS Ideal for embassy,
organization. club, doctors ofhces or sim
liar business Priced $4,000. Easy down
payment. RE 1916. CHAPMAN REALTY
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SOUND INVESTMENTS

Several well-located apartment buildings;
5 to 30 units: reas. down payment, bal
operating exp and monthly mortgage pay.
ments and leaves large net cash re-
turn on amount invested. Call Mr.. Tar
yer. 81, $500. with E. M. FRY, INC. INC.
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WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort, for economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
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CHEVROLET

saa5 sssasg ste terms fsss aas
* 4 u sss,a: condition
and appearance good; orig. owner; $3.50 $3.50
SGahvkoLIT GhE "a f73I 1889 de luxe coach; sacTice
motor naaoi "RoPER'" i7ao SG r. i. ave- ne. 10:
CHEVROLET 1885 conv. ,cpe.; good con
dition, heater; 1926 or best offer; FIR
covers; 81 .oa5. Cali RE 74oo. EXT. $3.50
efiESfso eaESEoHEf iA0 1ss47 s-Dss. sls cps: no
need for second car; one-family owned;
beautiful Al condition; kind yEu hope e,tS to
miles; week old simonize; recently winter. inter:
zed sos nash ene ehssd up s4s wheels
cHEVRoEET chew ofia is4s 4;dr', heater: priced
below market for quick sale; guar fsr po 80
sses ss ss sf sane az Ss
LOT, 1901 MINI. ave. me-. Ford dealers,
sss5 flns nssse.
sssT ss MoToR Co 10y % 81 aSi Sk Mo aTe
cHiEEvsoLET as 4-dr:; r: and h. well
kept Al car, low mileage; only 81 .825;
Go4oR sfeae Dasssa eo aS ss%e ads rd
Ford dealers. AT O2OO. 80
fine condition: S795. Terms low as 81
per, yk., KENNY MOTOR SALES 18TH 18th
cHEvRoLET eff re 40 o. coupe; e r, and h., orig
inal; S695. Terms low as 81 per wk.
KENNY MOTOR SALES, 18th and R. 1.
CHEyROLET 1915 town sedans; s to
choose from; 2-dr. or 4-dr; peri. cond:
radios and, heaters. Bells special; 81 ;49S
5OIO wis. ave WO. 5000. ,.-21
CHEVROLET 1885; heater, unusually good
cond., best offer over $500. UN. 26S2
after pm. or all-day Sal. -20
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 40 Bond Bldg, = Desk
avaiiahle DI 2SOl 30
IDEALLY LOCATED-commercial center,
completely equipped ONCE; reasonable rent.
Call HU 1850.
LAW OFFICE has desk space or private
office in attractively furnished suite, secre-
ISOLATION basis BOX 136-H, Star. 81.
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CHEVROLET 1910 4-door; excellent cond.,
0S51. -21
CHEVROLET 1885 sedan; Just passed D. C.
insbecton; moto1 i1St oyerhauled We S25s
N Y ave and Bladensburg rd. -22
CHEVROLET 1912 club cpe. de luxe;
beaut.; one owner, rear seat never used;
motor and tires perfect; for quick sale,
S975. GREENWAY, 5000 MINI. ne. AT.
1915. il
CHEVROLET 1947 conv.: excel. cond.,. 25,-
med med ST 700 cash. Calf wo. 1855.
CHEVROLET '46 4-or sedan; pert. mech
cond, new tires, new battery, heater,
excel finish; orig. owner; $1,425 or best
offer PL O329. RI
CHEVROLET 1941 business coupe; just
oyerhauled; must sell, $685.. TE 734S
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CHEVROLET 1941 5-passenger coupe; r.
and h.: seat covers; excel: cond.; orig.
CHEVROLET l941 2-door sedan; $500 or
best offer. Call AID. 4766 -21
CHEVROLET 1887 coach. new overhaul,
new paint. sealed beams; g mos. guaran-
tee; mechanics pvt car: $3.50. AK. 1869.
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with running stream, ] 4 miles from D. c.;
conven, to shopping, school and transp
S10O cash. $50 mo. C. 8, SHILLING
OK. 1924; after 6 pm, call Mrs. James
81 6S33 30
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1884 ls4s is4s ,s47 sssn1sa, w., ss..

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week stocks ad-
vanced substantially and bonds
nudged ahead, but commodi-
ties held unchanged.
worth, American Smelling, Douglas
Aircraft. United Aircraft, Inter-
national Paper and Eastman Kodak
Gulf Oil, the days most active
issue. dropped points at 62a4, as
an increase in capital stock was
proposed. American Tobacco "B"
yielded at 81. Chesapeake & Ohio
was off lis at 4114. Losers in
cluded Santa Fe, New York Central,
Southern Railway. Union Pacific,
Illinois Central, United States Steel,
General Motors, Standard Oil New
Jersey and Du Pont.
A shade better in the curb were
Humble Oil, Bunker Hill and Fan
steel. Turnover here was 10000
shares versus 100000 last Saturday.
On Monday the big board churned
at the fastest rate in almost a year
with only a slight average gain.
Transactions of 2,O40, 900 shares were
the best since April IA a year ago.
The ticker tape was as much as
three minutes late for the first time
since May is. In the first hour
10000 shares changed hands,
largest for that period since Decem-
ber 9, 1916. 1t was the broadest
market since the record session OF
February 10.
While plus signs had the best of
the argument Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the average was unchanged on
both days. Tuesdays volume was
] 100000 shares and that for
Wednesday 100000. The list
rallied Thursday, also on 100000
shares, with the general index at
a high since January IT, Accounts
were adjusted in many cases,
though, for protection over the Fri
cay holiday,
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Stocks Off Slightly,
Take Rest After
S.Day Advance
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeiated Press Finaneial Writer


NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-After eight
generally advancing sessions the
stock market today took rest at
slightly lower levels although hold
ing a modest advance on the. week.
Softness of rails in the final pro-
ceedings occasioned the minor dip.
This group had to contend with a
retroactive wage boost granted en-
gineers, firemen and switchmen by
q presidential emergency board.
Throughout the week, bullishness
was predicated mainly on the inf1a-
tionary implications of big-scale re-
armament spending, belief that the
tax-cut bill will become law and
the European relief program get
congressional approval.
Traders Cash Profits.
On the other hand, professional
elements cashed profits because of
the thought that the upswing had
been trifie too precipitate. Selling
also was attributed to bearishness
over foreign affairs, labor disputes
and skepticism regarding domestic
economics.
Prices were uneven from the start
OF today's business. Boardrooms
were sparsely populated owing to
the fact that numerous customers
decided to extend the good Friday
recess through the week end.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
composite was off L of a point at
"a, first skid since March 16. The
rails were down 3 while the indus
trials and utilities were unchanged.
On the week the overall net gain
was 4 of a point. For the day TIA
issues registered. OF these, 292 fell
and 279 rose.
Dealings in the short stretch
amounted to 100000 shares against
sales a week ago of 100000. The
five-day aggregate of 5,706, ,220 shares
compared with 5,875,2 in the pre-
ceding full week and was a high for
Q, 5-session period since mid
October. Volume exceeded the mil
lion mark Thursday for the sixth
straight day, record since last July.
MKT Preferred Rises.
MKT preferred was an excep-
tion among the days rails, touching
high for 1948 and ending up IL
at 10 following word directors were
considering putting recapitaliza-
ton plan into effect this year
Superior oil added 5 points at 1854,
also years top, on 400 shares. The
stock was up points Thursday
Allied Chemical advanced 212 at
1870. Minor improvement was re-
tanned by Packard, Goodrich, Wool
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= Plus extra or extras.
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RuiIroud Eurninos

NEW YORK, Mar. - tSpecian-Net
railway incomes reported today for the
first two months of 1a4S are compared
Wlth results for the same 1947 period
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+IJnN of trading, 10 shares. in bankruptcy re-
ceyership or being Teorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such companies. Rates
of dividends in the foregoing table are annua! dis
bursements based the last quarterly or semannua
dividends are included. xEx dividend; xr *
rights. Also extra or extras Plus STOCK diTloend
d Cash or stock Declared paid so far this year
Parable in stock estimated cash value dividend
date Paid last year h Declared paid after stock
dividend or stock split-up. Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year Payable in stock, exact
cash value undetermined on declaration dsts.
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as Lord Mayor Of Leipzig and made
him the political and moral center
Of the opposition to Hitler.
Arrested After Blast.
Goerdeler's arrest was ordered two
days before the bomb actually ex.
|ploded at Hitlers headquarters at
Rastenburg In East Prussia, July 20,
1914. He was denounced later by q
servant girl and Executed.
Reinhard himself spent NE fol-
lowing months In q concentration
camp and wasn't released until the
Americans came.
II wish could explain It 10 you" !"
he says feverishly. '"The men with
my father weren't fighting anything
political. They weren't looking for
new Jobs. They were opposing
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,of 1918 became q "stab IN the back, "
according to the twisted doctrines
Of Nazi history, 80 the effort to rid
Germany of the fuehrer and clear
the path for peace is becoming less
an act of patriotism and more one
Of treachery.
Intimately concerned Ia this Is
IN intense young Heidelberg Uni
versity law student, ReinhArd
Goerdeler. His apprehensions are
dual.
On the one hand, he b devoted
passionately to the memory Of his
father, Carl Friedrich Goerdeler, rs
man.
On the other, he feels some Of the
same deep strings which lifted
Goerdeler from a bureaucrat's Job
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Sex MaIadjustments
Seen in Parental FeaI
To Tell Facts Of Life

Parents who are afraid 10 tall
their children the facts of Life are
responsible for much Of today's
sexual maladjustment, the public
health committee OF the Washing
ton Board OF Trade was told yes
terday.
In a meeting airing the scope Of
sex education in the Districts pub
hc schools, the committee heard
Ray II. Everett, executive secretary
Of the District Social Hygiene So
ciety, urge the schools to do more
70 give our youngsters o more
wholesome. cleaner slant On sex"
One Of society's biggest problems.
Mr.. Everett declared, is the parent
who says, II don't want to su1ly my
little child's mind by describing the
facts Of life"
It Is up to the schools, he said, to
encourage more scientific and So
cially conscious attitude.
Get Education Elsewhere.
we can't shield our children
from sex education" he asserted.
They're going to get 1t every day,
and nearly every hour Of the day,
from newspaper movies, radio and
their older companions.
Mr.. Everett advocated continuing
the present approach to the prob
lem in the District schools as an
integral part of general health and
physical education programs, rather
than in a separate course.
This approach was commended by
DR.. James A. Cannon, Board Of Ed
ucation member. DR.. Cannon pro-
posed beginning sex education with
10-year-old students, instead Of
waiting until high school. By the
time they reach high school, he said,
they already know all about it.
Primarily Responsible.
Capt. Rhoda J. Milliken, chief OF
the Police Women's Bureau, said
parents are primarily responsible
for sex education but that, when
they fail, "the community owes it
to the children to give them the
opportunity somewhere else"
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent Of the Board of Education, de-
clared no school could relieve the
parents Of their responsibility.
Il get tired of hearing every
where that the schools have got to
do everything" she said.
All District high school students
receive sex education in their three
year health course, with classes
twice weekly, Col. Birch E. Bayh,
department head, pointed out.
The meeting was held in the
Burlington Hotel.
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the Inflated plot was unrepresenta-
tive and useless. j.
IN point Of fact, II wAs far more
effective than any Communist pro-
gram during the war .year4 Com.
munist rAnks were 20 rtddled with
Maxi informers, that party members
were betrayed and arrested for even
family Seditio,ia thoughts.
Young ooerdeler's tragedy h that
Of all thoughtful Germans. and Of
his father before him. Vaguely he
feels that some oa1e slse must do
something about the troubles In
which Germany now finds itself.
His own program Is equally nebul-
ous. He would have moro Ameri-
cans meet more Germans, and out
Of that admixture produce some
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something they felt was basicany

something they felt was basicaIy
evil"
Young Goerdeler Is afraid that
Germany Is losing this viewpoint.
Caught up IN the difficulties Of
post war Europe. people are begin
ming TO look back on National Social
ism, as the good old days." no b.
heves, . period when things were
much better than they are now.
viswpsint Changing.
By . direct corollary, thsy are
beginning to feel that, any one Who
opposed Hitler was an enemy Of
the German people.
Efforts have been made ever since
the occupation began TO discredit
Goerdeler and his followers. The
Russians, for example, insist that
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EIeunor Levin to Seek
Title of Queen Esther

Miss Eleanor Levin, II, O senior
at Roosevelt High School. will be
one Of IS contestants for the queen
Esther" title at the PuriIn Ball at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the Jewish
Community Center.
Miss Levin, who lives ut 1899
Nicholson street NV. was selected
by the Sigma Pi Sorority, Of which
she Is q member.
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Student Son Of [ leader
In Hitler Bomb Plot
Defends Fathers Act

HEIDELBERG. Germany. Mar. 10
(CDN The handful Of men who
dared to plot against Hitler In 1914
lost their lives. Now they are In
the additional danger Of losing their
regulations.
Just az the November Revolution
Evening star., 1948-03-19
How
Christian Science
Heals
How

A man, crippled by rheuma-
tigm diagnosed az incurable,
began to read the Christian
Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy.
"As the truth was un-
folded to me-" he wrote
afterward, In one Of many
similar letters now included
in the book, II realized that
the mental condition was
what needed correcting, and
that the Spirit of truth which
inspired this book was my
physician.
my healing Is complete"
he continued, "and the hb-
Grafton in thought IL mani
fest in a life of active useful
ness rather than the bondage
of helpless invalidism and
suffering"
So it Is that liberation from
disease and other distresses
has come for countless thou
sands through the study Of
Christian Science.
Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures"
and other similarly helpful
Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed, or
purchased at
Christiun Science
Rsoding Rooms
sl4 l7th ST.. NV
ID Saar Bldg.
I'LL G 81. NE
18th omd G Sts.. NV
ks COL colorade BLDG.
dMh 81. and Pork Road. NV
ssa RIGGS Bank Bldg.
1875 Wisconsin Ave. NV
1917 r st.. NV
WASHINGTON
Also at Christian Science Read
t,ss Rooms in Chevy Chase, Hyotts-
pille, Alexandria, Arlington, ard
other nearby communities.
You are limited to make full uss
~ shs facilities of these Reading
Rooms.
Information concerning free
yubtic Iscturss, church services,
s,d ether Christian Sciences scttv-
itiss also auuilable in these Rooms.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

thing new In Europe Germany
atoncs productive and peacably In
ciined.
Evening star., 1948-03-19

u has bsen estimated that st sny
girsn time ono In every four Amer
leans needs some kind Of medical
attention.
, 1948-11-19
Negro Democrat In
Line For Important
Committee Post

Representative William l..
Dawson of Illinois, a Georgia
born attorney, is in line to
head a major committee in the
new Congress. He was re-elec
ted for a fourth term.
Dawson actually is only the
second ranking Democrat on
the the executive expenditures
committee, but the No. l man,
Representative John Mac Cor
mack of Massachusetts,, is
slated to return to his job as
majority floor leader. The ma
jority leader, as a custom, does
not have any committee as
%signments, especially a ma
jor craftsmanship.
Democratic committee as
signments in the House are ar
ranged by the party's members
OF the ways and means COM
mittee. This groups recon-
Continued on Page ~
, 1948-11-19
GOVERNOR PINERO, DUE
HERE

Governor Jesus T. Pinero
of Puerto Rico and Congress-
man Walter Huber of Ohio,
are due to visit st. ,Croix to-
morrow. They will be accom-
panied by Douglas Smith of
the S~cripps-Howard News-pa-
pers.
The trio will arrive by pri-
vate plane at 1890 A. M.
According to present plans
they will go to st. Thomas the
following day.
, 1948-11-19
L. E. BREWER NEW
PRESIDENT OF
ST.. C OF C

E. Leonard Brewer was
elected the new president of
the st. Thomas Chamber of
Commerce at the annual cleo
ton held last Friday night,
November IL. He succeeds A.
Mahlon Lindqvist, who served
two consecutive terms.
Other officers elected were
Benjamin Bayne, vice presi-
dent; George Conrad, Secre-
tary and Darwin Creque, Urea
surer. The new Executive
Committee will include Ira
Smith, Colonel ]. Jouett, D.
Victor Boronn, Isidore Pale
wonsky and Mr.. Lindqvist.
Mr.. Brewer operates both
the Bluebeard and Black
beard hotels.
, 1948-11-19
President Returning
To Washington

President Truman plans to
leave Key West, Florida,
where he is mentioning, for
Washington on Sunday, Nov
ember q, it was announced
by his press Secretary. He
will complete the trip in four
hours.
Yesterday Mrs. Truman and
their daughter, Margaret, re-
turned from Havana, Cuba,
where they had gone to visit
Mrs. PRO, wife of the Cuban
president.
, 1948-11-19
Report On industrial
Dew. In P. R.,<V. l.,
Mode BY C. C.

A report on the Industrial
Development of Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands has
been received by the Avis
from the United States sect
ion of the Caribbean Commits
sion. This report is a compre-
hensive one and should be of
particular interest to every
one residing in the areas.
The book was edited by Tho
mas Hibben, of the U. S. De
partment of Commerce and
DR. Rafael Pico Of Puerto Rico
They are available to the pub
lie at a cost of $3.50 per copy.
Beginning on Monday the
Avis will publish excerpts
from the report that should be
Of interest to readers.
, 1948-11-19
Tru1ndn Could Hove
Ducked Civil
Rights Issue

President Truman could
have avoided the split with
the South on the civil-rights
issue, according to Drew Pear
son, Washington correspond
ent BISON of a former Governor
of the Virgin Islands, the late
Paul M. Pearson. However,
he decided that the question
was too important for any
compromise"
The article continues: in
a White House conversation,
Morris Ernst, a member of the
Civil Rights committee, urged
Truman not to send the COM
mittee's report to Congress,
but rather to the governors &
mayors of the different states.
Ernst pointed out that South
ern leaders had always con-
tended that, this was a state
not a federal, problem; there
fore a bitter fight could be
avoided by handling the re-
port that way.
"%Truman's reply was brief
and to the point. | would not
Continued on Page a
, 1948-11-19
New Airport
Facilitates Berlin
Airlift

Clearing weather and a new
airport gave a substantial
boost to the Berlin air lift yes
terday when CAT planes car
rying four tons of coal each,
roared into the bolckaded
capital yesterday. Ninety of
these planes will land their
today.
The new airport opened one
month ahead of schedule. The
work was completed in three
months.
, 1948-11-19
Nurses To Hold
Program Tonight

The Nurses Of st. Croix will
put in a special program to-
night at St. Mary's Hall, as
part of the celebration Of the
Diamond Jubilee of American
Nursing.
A small admission fee will
be charged. Refreshments will
also be on sale.
, 1948-11-19
SEVERE SNOW
STORM, TORNADO
HIT MAINLAND

One of the most severe snow
storms is now sweeping the
middle western states while
in the south a tornado accom-
panied by very high winds
struck from Texas to Mime
sofa.
Four ships are reported dis
abled and five men killed as a
result of the storms.
, 1948-11-19
Chase To Hold Meet
C~ontentment

S. Christian Chase, First
Member-elect of the Christian
sted Country District, will
speak to the voters at Con-
tentment on Monday night,
November %, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Chase will thank ibis
new constituents for electing
him to the Council.
, 1948-11-19
LINERS BEING
RUSHED TO
u. S. CITIZENS

Officials of the State De-
partment, are negotiating with
striking Union heads for the
purpose of facilitating the dis
patch of four liners totaling
$4,000 tons, now tied up on
the West Coast due to the
strike.
The walk out may end
within one week, it is believed
, 1948-11-19
Hugo Thomus, Sextet
To Give Dance
Tomorrow NIGHT

Hugo Thomas and his Sex
tet will be host to dance low
ers at the Jungle Casino to-
morrow night from 10 o'clock.
The Orchestra will feature
Pedro Encarnacion, youthful
vocalist.
, 1948-11-19
Virgin Islands Dele.
To Confer In st. Tho.
On Monday

Virgin Islands delegates to
the West Indian Conference
will meet in St. Thomas on
Monday, Nov. %, to discuss
their position on various mat
tiers scheduled to come before
the Conference.
Attorney William Moorhead
of st. Croix, A. Mahlon Lind
qvist of st. Thomas are two of
the delegates.