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Evening star., 1948-06-27
ICKLE & MAY, REALTORS
Oh. 2O56, OK. I732.

OPEN SUNDAY, 81 PM.
Beverly Hills-Join US in burst Of en-
thusiasm over this immaculate 3-bedroom
home. The downstairs offers q good-sized
dining room and an electrically equipped
kitchen The basement Is finished very
attractively and has entry from attached
brick garage The lot is 60x120, terraced
at the rear This is q lifetime home in an
elegant setting. creating an entirely happy
atmosphere. For that warm glow around
home. It's only s1s.25O. Directions: Rus;
sell I'd. to Kentucky ave. right to Old
Dominion blvd. and Open" sign across
& MAY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1948-06-27
1909 SOUTH QUINCY ST.
$4,000

Modern eight-room Cape Cod stone house;
oil heat. hot water. 80 acres. good farm
pike, II miles from Chain Bridge Route
y. Living room with fireplace. dining room
with fireplace, bedroom, den, kitchen
trio stove, g. Z. de luxe refrigerator, auto
matte washing machine. "a bath, screened
in back porch on first floor; two master
bedrooms, one average-size bedroom one
full bath (all bedrooms large enough for
twin beds or full bedroom suites): 150-ft
drilled well, all-'year-round stream. three
room tenant house, outbuildings, etc. Open
Saturday and Sunday, TO dark. To reach:
Out Chain Bridge rd. miles to Tyson
to 5uneon tSsn
on left at open sign. or come out Lee
highway to trafic light. right on Leesburg
nike tn Junction oS
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MILITARY ROAD

) haths. lse. Iiy. rm., flrepl.. banquet size
din, rm., unusuai-size den. equipped kit.
porcbes, 2 bedrocms.and bath; 2nd noor
fu.I bsmt., attached gar. For insp., call
L. MCGEE KING
1881 Wilson Blvd oI. 1878. OK. $500.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

Income-Brick Bungalow
in the cony. Lyon Park area Of
nearby Va, on Pershing DR.. and on direct
bus transp. within minutes Of the Penta-
9on Bldg. This 6-.room bungalow has large
rooms and spacious attic which could be
there is an asbestos shingle cottage of 3
rooms and bath, rented at $45 per mo.
offered for sale due to owner leaving city.
rooms include liv. room u5xI5 with corner
fireplacel. sunroom (9x12), din. room Q2x
14), bedroom 12x15). bedroom 12x15),
and tile bath: full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; thor
oughly insulated. Situated on lot I50x
price, 5000. GEORGE MASON GREEN,
exclusive agents, CHI 383S: ewes. and Sun,
CHI. 1000, Branch 6SS.
1909 SOUTH QUINCY ST.
iiv. rm., din. rm. and fully equipped kit.
nice bedTrms', @ tile bath with shower s sx-
shaded lot, 51x173: price. Sls.75o. TO
reach: Out Lee blvd to Glebe rd:. left to
my exhibit home sign. PAUL B. HILL
LARD. OK oOTR
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5-ROOM BRICK

$50 Y monthly moves You into this b-rooia
brick home. Full basement; auto. heat;
recreation room; stove and refrigerator:
come to
MANNAS REALTY co.
2l16 Wilson blvd. GL '27s4-ox. 27sk
Evening star., 1948-06-27
ARLINGTON

6016 22nd st. n. II you are looking for
new 1-room house with more good fea-
lures than any you have seen, don't fail
to see this home before YOU buy. Open Tor
inspection daily The price is right. Sale
by owner and builder
Evening star., 1948-06-27
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Exquisite WILLIAMSBURG interior, near
George Mason School and on q beautifully
Handicapped double lot, surrounded by
hedge; Jvestibule entrance. Living room
with distinctive fireplace and entire wall
OF book shelves, opening onto screened
porch at back; "a bath; Immediately
equipped kitchen; full dining room with
Williamsburg corner cupboard; 3 bedrooms,
a.-c. heat. HICKS REALTY CO., Realtors,
3706 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va.
OV 1895. OV 1867; ewes. TIE. 0933.
Our contract carries the Real Estate Board
seal of integrity. 20
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SUBURBAN SALE-VRGlkiA.
SPECTAI, BARGAINS

Nearby virginia. AL vacant--6-acre poul-
try and trucking place with log cabin,
poultry houses, several acres planted gar
Also another 6-acre tract with 6-rm. house
for colored with poultry house. cheap.
Have also ~ acres 31s mi. out; no bldEs..
offered today at $4,000. Terms to suit.
Have 10-rm. modern brick with 8 baths.
2 sun parlors ami. located In Lynch
burg. Price, $4,000; would cost twice
that to duplicate. will trade or sell on
terms to suit. See owner today at 2446
Duke ST.. Alexandria, Va, or phone Alex.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
SUBURBAN sALE-WRdhlA.
Belle Hayen-Alexandria

Open Sat and sun. / to 4. 10 woodmont
rd.--Dutch Colonial brick and stone home.
prewar construction. ideal for family with
rm., kit, pantry, screened porch. 3h
bedfms., baths, storage attic. full bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h.; fenced Earden. Attr.
terms S26,950. Exclusive, HELEN r.
MARSHALL, Alex. 1901; ewes, TE. 1919.
OV O604 -27
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ARLINGTON VA.

12-room and bath frame house &c extra
lavatories), 2 screened-in porches, full
basement. oil burner. h,-w.h.. fireplace
double garage; lot 75x115: in the general
commercial zone. good for anything
rooming and boarding house, beauty par
lor, nursing home, Offices for. doctors. dem
lists, real estate, etc. Open for inspection.
Immediate possession. brokers invited.)
Price. $4,000; reasonable terms,
REIBLE
Exclusive agent, OK. 0515 or GL. 462s.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
OPEN EVENINGS

OPEN EVENINGS
Z. till q until sold: that remarkably fine
home in (Shirley Woods. Arlingtons finest
restricted subdiv. of 1O5 all wooded lots
in country club section; it has 3 bedrms
maids rm. or den: 2h baths: gas h.-w.h.:
all elec. kit, including Disposall, dish
washer. range and refer; superb rec; rn,
L. S. HURLEY
Evening star., 1948-06-27
ARLINGTON

o11s So. 9th St, corner house at So.
Veitch-Semidet brick, . rooms and bath,
a-c. oil heat: very convenient to Pentagon
and Navy Bldss., shopping, schools and
transportation. possession. Ewes. and
Sun. Mr.. Gavin. Du. 477o. H. G. sM1THY
&, Co ST 32n0 -27
Evening star., 1948-06-27
ARMY g. NAVY CLUB

AItIVI CL WV 0dOD
Spacious, s bedrooms, ga baths, center
hall Colonial brick home, situated on a
corner 1a-acre lot Beautiful level lawn, at
tractively handicapped and mostly, inclosed
with a brick wall. 3-car Diet. brick garage
OH heat, slate Ioof. On direct trans
oortation to the Pentagon Bldg. and on
direct transportation to st. Agnes Epis-
copal School for Girls, ST. Stephens Epis-
copal School for Boys and St. = Marys
Catholic Academy. This home should
appeal to the executive with large
growing family 1t is within short walk
of the Army-Navy Club. Due to owners
transfer it is now vacant and is priced
for immediate sale on most reasonable
terms. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
CH. 1898; evenings and Sunday, CH.
1000. Branch 6SS
Evening star., 1948-06-27

SALE! SALE! SALE!
Alexandria and vicinity.
3 bedrm., rural. L n acres. $4,000.
2-bedrm. Cape Cod (exp. attic, S9,5 500,
2-bedrm. det. stone and brick, $4,000
2-bedrm. brick, Yates Garden, S13,750
3-bedrm.. det. brick, $4,000:
2-bedrm. Beverly Hills. S15,760.
4-bedrm., Mt. Ida, $l5,950.
bedrms., baths. brick, SlS,500.
S-bedrm., West Rosemont, $4,000.
4-bedrm., West Rosemont, $22,500
bedrms., ga baths, Russell rd.. S25,-
bedrms., ga baths, Belle Haven. sa4,-
bedrms., Braddock Heights. S35, 900.
bedrms, 31a baths. Belle Haven. S45.-
bsdrns. sla baths. wellington, se7,-
Many others. Pictures Of all listings
r. L. RHINE REALTY CO., so7 Prince
o., Alex. TIE. 1926; eyese Alex. 1852.
6aIl, 1894 or TIE. 416S. --29
Del. RAY, ALEx.. vA.-6-rm., 1-bath
ss0ssscsn e Wssn snio'c B. Priss' sis'7so cash.
n. 600, balance like rent.
Braddocks Hshts, Alex, Va.-3-oedrm.
s-bath detached brick LIST bus zone
rHTE Co. tx. $3.50, TE 43os. 20
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LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS

Lyon Village Bedrms.
Excel location. Liv. rm. e5x15- with nre-
4 bedrms. are Just some of the many fea-
lures this home has to offer. Owner says
see cali SUBURBAN REALTY CO, CT.
6611: ewes. oW. 6174 or TE 1923. ~
LYON VILLAGE SPECIAL
This charming English home is priced to
lures entrance hall with two guest closets;
large liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious din
ing rm.. roomy kitchen with small pantry
bath up. Full basement; most attractive
lot Financing arransed to suit pur-
chaser Only S15.5o0.
Commonwealth Realty Co.
al oW. $500. OK. E341. -27
Evening star., 1948-06-27

ALExANDRIA-Town house; living room
with fireplace dining room. equipped kitch-
en-, 2 bedrooms, tiled bath. full basement
Franconia-3 bedrooms, bath. living
room with fireplace, dining room. equipped
kitchen, full basement; lot 70x250, garage,
chicken house; S10.500. CURTIS E.
MARTIN, 100 So Royal St, Alexandria
Va TIE o54S Alex 6Sl5 --o7
Evening star., 1948-06-27

1902. or cH: asIs: daily. to ESQ
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
In new house condition: located in nice
residential section Of South Arlington, on
lovely corner lot With shade Tres and
screened porch, large dining rm., modern
all electric equipped kitchen; twin sized
bedrms plus studio room "a and ta bath on 1,f isf
light basement outside entrance: det. ga
rage; most convenient to transp.. schools
ana shoppins; 8 min. to Pentagon; priced
al $14,750; substantial cash; shown by
appointment through
N. C.. GROVES
Broker of Better Homes" OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
SUBURBAN sAlH-vIRoINFA.

Oil heat. bath, etc.: within 10 minis. from
D. c. in. nearby Va; bus 1 block rom
door; will accept as low as $1,000 down
from reliable party. big shade trees;
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STONE HOME-S17,95O
LONGACRES REALTY

oW. 1913, OK. 1915. -2s
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6 Pm.
Assume An loan, completely furnished.
prewar brick bungalow. containing liv. rm.
with frepl.. din. rm., modernly equipped
kit. 2 bedrmS. and BATH lge. attic. oil
a-c. heat, lge. lot: transp. at door; price
only S12,650 To inspect: Drive out Lee
blvd. past Seven Corners to Westmoreland
rd.. risht on Westmorelard to Jackson ave,
left on Jackson ave. to 722 and our opeh
sish' vro, nrarrv
Evening star., 1948-06-27

ARLINGTON FOREST
1O1 Wakefield ST., north. Open Sunday, l
TO Z pm. Very attractive 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, situated on beautiful. corner lot.
Immaculate condition. Immediate posses
sion. Delightful side screened porch, fully
equipped kitchen, Lear detached brlck
garage, block from transp., > blks. from
shopping center. An ideally located house
worthy of your INSPECTION. real buy
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va, CH.
l34l. OK. 2H9S. -
Evening star., 1948-06-27

ARLINGTON vacant homes by owner.
Mr. Wash. Golf Club; 4 bedrms.. . baths.
clubroom, maids rm. with bath. garage
oil heat; priced under $4,000.
on Lee hwy. nr. North -Glebe I'd
tshed room, full bath in bsmt, GARAGE,
oil heat. Priced under $4,000; both
clear: terms arransed. Call Mon. Ma.
6s7S. No brokers
APT.-sIzE. HOUSES. new; $3.750-Fin-
ished in knotty pine fireplace, picture
windows; shady, lot on highway and nr.
iRe lake. Good terms:
modern: having 9 rms. in basemsnt suit
able for store or shop; Facins busy high
way, 81 mi. D. C. ia-acre of land Re-
duced to actual cost. S1o50o. Reason
able terms.
New 5-rm. and bath bungalow with fun
basement, furnished, new decorations I7-
acre shady lot. Quiet spot for children.
1850. On good terms.
S rms. built very well; finished with
good taste in subdivision Of Manassas.
space for . rms, end floor; "a basement:
furn.: all modern: elec. range; $4,000;
hnanced. A. r. CULLEN, National Bank
Ruilfj}pr
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Hilwood. One of the loreliest interiors
on our list A large brick Colonial, with
center entrance hall; spacious living
room, built-in bookshelves hanking the
room, fully equipped kitchen, "a bath and
rear elassed and screened porch; gener,
GUS bedrooms and tiled baths on the 2nd
ment with outside entrance and n bath
Built by a master builder of the best ma
terialS. We highly recommend this lovely
Corners, straight ahead on Hillwood ave
to No and ODen sign.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
DIAL FA. 1851
MORE CALF. HOMES

i MORE CALF. HOMES
Now being built In North and South
Arlinston TO be made ready In 60 days.
Five beautiful rms. including . fully
equipped dream kit; total price. $1S.s59.
Open today. 80. Out Lee hwy 70 n.
Illinois, left blks. M. POMPONIO -
SONS. INC. ow. s45O.
CT APPROVED
Also CT financed at A.. Brick Colonials:
3 bedrooms, every cony.; wonderful values;
q min. out from Wash. or Pentagon, Only
five Insold out of so. ASk-US REALTY
CO, OK. 1853, GL. 1882. --27
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
206 and 20s s. West St. Falls Church.
Both are new, custom-built 2.bedroom
full basement, oil h.-wh., stone fireplace:
lot 75x1s0; occupancy within 30 days To
Church. right on Broad Ct. to West St:
left on West to houses. STATE REALTY
CO.: INC. FA. l749 ewes. and Sun, "a.
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A JUNIOR ESTATE

$4,000. Set neatly in the center Of "a
cool wooded acres with a stream across
the front; home with . bedrooms and
bath on the ] st floor and > bedrooms and
bath on the End floor. charming living
room with dining alcove:, fully equipped
tile, recreation room; attached garage.
For privacy and quiet we recommend this
lovely home.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER co.
POSI- wilson blvd, Arl, Va. CHI. 3l3l.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
''know Montana" Series
Of A. c. N. To Be
Educational Project

The unique Know Montana"
educational campaign appearing
in the Chief and nearly all Mon
tana newspapers turned editors
to writing last October about the
states 56 counties. Ninety of
the newspapermen had completed
the series on Montana's cities
and towns.
Future series are planned to
include Montana mountains, riv-
ers, industries, ag ri c u t ur e,
schools, forests, livestock, dairy
ing and historical features. Only
mention of the advertiser, the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.,
is the name of the sponsor at the
bottom of each ad.
After the campaign has been
completed, possibly in a year or
more, J. L. Markham, informa-
ton director for the advertiser,
plans to have the whole program
printed in booklet form for dis
tribution to schools and libraries
throughout the state.
Slogans such as the one, Work
for a Greater and More Prosper
GUS Montana" which started in
April, will be used with other
series to make Montanans more
Neutrality-suspicious..
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
DOGS A FIXTURE
IN white HOUSE
% of Nations 80 Chief Execu.
tives Have Been Dog
Lovers

Of the 80 men who have served as
Chief Executives of the United States,
fully % have been dog owners and
lovers, reports the Gaines Dog Re-
search Center, New York City.
Undoubtedly, it states, the fact that
the White House has been the home
of many dogs has had its influence
in making America the most dog
minded nation the world has yet
known. Following the example of
cans have come to feel. that a home
without dog is incomplete, and that
a child who grows up without the
companionship and protection of a
dog is underprivileged.
The tradition of the Presidents
owning dogs started right at the be-
ginning with George Washington,
who was intensely interested in dogs,
Foxhounds in particular. The cur
rent canine residents of the presi-
dental mansion are Mike, hand
some young Irish Setter, and Teller.
a silver buff Cocker Spaniel puppy.
Probably no family that lived in
the White House had more dogs than
the Theodore Roosevelts. With six
children, all of them animal lovers,
it was inevitable that many dogs
should be part of the family life.
A Rat Terrier, Bull Terrier, several
dogs that were frankly mongrcls, and
a st. Bernard named Rollo. were
owned by the Roosevelts. In addition
to the family pets, Theodore Roose-
welt was always interested in the
sporting and hound breeds, as would
be natural to a man who was a noted
sportsman and big game-hunter.
The Calvin Coolidges were de-
voted to dogs During their occupancy
of the White House they enjoyed the
company not only of the Airedale
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
FEEDING EUROPE PAYS

American agriculture will be
exceptionally benefited by t h e
European Recovery Program
with its h u G exports of food
stutfs abroad. These shipments
promise to postpone h e down.
ward readjustment of farm prices
which some day seems inevitable,
maintain farm prices at a high
level, and continue the unex,
ampled prosperity of farming.
How essential it is that Ameri.
can farmers have a good outlet,
especially in Europe, for their sur.
plus production is indicated by
the period from 1920 to 1910.
Some 60 to IS per cent of all Am,
erican agricultural exports then
went to the western European
countries covered in the Mar
shall Plan, as O. V. Wells, Chief
of the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics of the United States
Department of Agriculture, re.
Gently pointed out.
Before the war, western Eur.
ope produced only a bout two
thirds of it's total food. The wal
caused sharp drop, and popu.
lation has increased about 8 pei
cent. The food schedules under
the ERP program do not actually
restore average per capita food
consumption in Europe to its pre-.
wareve level.
The American farmer has had
an unusual role thrust upon him
by Soviet Russia. The food he
grows furnishes the most i'm
portant contribution of the Am
erican Government for the next
year or two toward Tending off
Communism a n d safeguarding
democracy. By helping to pre-.
serve the economy of western
Europe, t. h e American farmer
assures himself the maintenance
of stable and invaluable outlet
for his products. When he pro.
duces for western Europe, he
also handsomely provides for him.
self. Christian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
Methodist Church

Sunday Services
Church School at Browning at
9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at Browning
at II a. m. Sermon by pastor,
theme: ''The Demands of Prente.
cost"
Services at Glacier Park at 9 a.
m.
The Choir will meet with Mrs.
Robert Harris and Mrs. Han Jen-
sen Monday att.
Edgar B. Smith, Pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14

Subscription $500 year In advance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
Trees Compete for Life

At the age of 20 years, the average
fully stocked Douglas fir acre has
1,460 trees on it, At the age of 100
years, the number of trees is 1874.
Most of the lost 1875 trees were
starved out. The most vigorous
trees outgrew and overtopped them,
taking all the direct sunlight that
Douglas fir requires. There also is
competition for water in the soil.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14

When the Fish Hear
Fish can hear sounds inaudibls to
the human ear.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
Membership Growing

Membership Growing
Membership in Illinois County
Farm bureaus and the Illinois Agri-
cultural association increased more
than $4,000 during the past year,
now showing a total Of 145. 1851
members.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-14
ATTENTION LADIES

Dreamax, the n e W plastic coat
ing, eliminates waxing, polishing
and hard scrubbing on your linol-
cum and woodwork. Ask about
DreamaX at CANDLES Store.
, 1948-11-16
Nurses Progrom For
Thurs. TO Be Given
On Friday

The special Nurses pro-
gram which was scheduled
for Thursday night, Novem-
Der 1S, has been changed to
Friday night, November 10, at
st. Mary's Hall, Christian
sted, instead, it was announc-
ed today.
This change was necessary
so as not to conflict with the
regular showing of motion
pictures at the Christiansted
Theatre.
, 1948-11-16
Wulter Williu1ns
Mi Cous Found Dead

Walter Williams, known af-
fectionately as mi Cous", alb
breviation for my Cousin,
was found dead yesterday
morning at GAS where he lived
in Christiansted. DR.. Cana
gaia, the Coroner, DR.. Moore,
Municipal Physician & Acting
Director Matthias inspected
the body. The Coroner pro-
nounced death was due to ex-
cessive drinking.
First report was given the
Police by Raymond Rios, who
lives in the same yard. He said
he observed Williams lying
across his doorway, in the
same position his sister saw
him on Sunday afternoon and
Immediately notified the Pc
lice, Corporal Archibald Da-
, 1948-11-16
Station Wogon. Bus
In Collision
On Center Line

A station wagon, owned and
driven by c. R. T. Brow, COLI
ded with a bus of the Fleming
Bus Service and driven by
David Nc Bean, yesterday
morning at about 7:30.
Mr.. Brow heading east, ex-
planned that he was preparing
to pass a truck, which he
thought had pulled over to
the side on his signal, only to
find he was facing the bus to
late to prevent the crash.
The wagon was badly dam
aged with a smashed radiator
and crushed fender. The bus
sustained some damage.
, 1948-11-16
Americana Citizens
Wurned To Leave
Wur Zone

American citizens have been
warned to get out of the war
zone in Chinasnow, as fighting
between the Nationalist and
Communist troops have in
creased in tempo. It is report
ed that over 100000 men are
locked in battle.
U. S. officials have made it
clear that the reason they
stress the Importance of leav-
ing now is because of the diff
ficulty in obtaining transpor-
tation.
, 1948-11-16
Mac Kenzie King
Resigns AS Premier
Of Cunudu

Mac Kenzie King, who was
for twenty-one years, premier
of Canada, resigned because of
ill health.
Governor General Vicount
Alexander in accepting his re-
signation said he shall never
be tired of shaking the hands
of Mr.. King.
Premier King headed the
government of Canada longer
than any other premier Of that
British Dominion,
, 1948-11-16
LOCAL POI NEWS
by Gregory Hodge

Dy 1xe9oEY E10o9e
Baseball:
The Giants of Bethlehem in
a return game on Sunday de-
feated the Browns of Chris
tiansted on Parade Ground IA
Total for Giants Z runs, II
hits; Browns 4 runs, l hit. Fad
ing light brought the game to
a close with / out, two men
on base, Browns batting at the
last half of the 9th inning.
The Braves stopped the Sen
ators as they attempted to up
hold their undefeated title
with final scores of ga & 6-3.
The total for Braves, first
game) 5 runs, IA hits; Sena-
tors 4 runs, S hits. Second
game) Braves 6 runs, 8 hits;
Senators 3 runs 2 hits.
The Senators were held
scoreless as late as the last
part Of the 9th inning in the
first game and again in the Sc
cond until the top of the 7th.
Henry Jackson got a homer
with the score 3-3. The win
ming pitcher for both games
was Gregory Hodge.
, 1948-11-16
Tofen Writes Pres. Truman On vi. Elections

lotte AmaIie, Virgin Islands,
U. S. A."
Writes Mr.. Totten: The urge
to destroy good government
is manifested in election re-
turns from Charlotte Amalie,
capital of one of the Virgin
Islands where leading BUSH
ness men were so sure of a
Republican victory that they
are alleged to have financed
a rum spree for the voting
masses in order to repudiate
your administration and Gov
ernor HASTE.
Popular support for good &
honest government has been
lost in a sea of food, rum and
other favors given to the We
nal-minded people.
Election returns, definitely
do not show the will of the
people but it does reflect the
purchase price of a wilful mi
nority. Returned to office
therefore are the same Coun-
cilmen who were accused of
wasting government funds &
who publicly abused their gov
efnor with vile filthy lang
uage. (See New York Even
ing Post April II, 1948).
Leading businessmen in the
islands seem only interested
an that future which will
bring to them boarded wealth
by means of the proposed
tourist trade.
BY retaining these Council
Continued on Page a
, 1948-11-16

Ashley L. Totten, President
of the AVICA, wrote Presi-
dent Truman on the subject
of ELECTION Returns At Char
, 1948-11-16
WESTBOUND TRAFFIC
ON QUEEN ST, C'STED.
BANNED

A ban on westbound traffic
in the Town of Christiansted
has been imposed by Acting
Director of Police, George
Matthias, effective today.
According to the notice, "all
traffic entering on Queen St.
from Hospital Street or
Church Street, must proceed
eastbound only"