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Evening star., 1948-05-29
HELP WoMEN.

WOMAN. young. neat. one
einthes. none other need apply: Wash.
refs. pref. 1927 r ST. NV, Rm. 2o22o
must he handy with typewriter; 5-day
week: good salary to qualified person.
See LEO YALsHE, Ills Eye ST. NV, Ma.
TO CREDIT MANAGER, young
woman. about IS, capable of meeting pub
lie and assuming some responsiointy. Ee.
tat credit exper necess. Excel future with
sstsb, fur snop. Box SOB, Star -29
BEArTIcIAN, all-sround. experienceds
salary and commission. HELENES. 1923
15@h st nv. NE. $50.
(Continved on Next Psss,
Evening star., 1948-05-29
|ez.sz
Class Day Is Celebrated
By Congressional Wives
Br Marearef GermOnd

Schools the Congressional Club which
final held yesterday
with Mrs Clifford president of the club head mistress
Since the first year been averabe eehve Of
activity and entertainment finale there
the laude category and the
Evening star., 1948-05-29

q music nscessary Apply KiTf Music
saIEsMas s3 s Q esperieneed sr Rn selling food prod
be neat and have ability to deal with
pars; r1o 'oa Salary es'' $50 suaranteed % w per wk
plus commission. Box 2o3-z: Star 81 81
sALEsMAN-Excellendd opporsHnity vo,ng for
appliance field: permanent position and
5000 possibilities for advancement Box
SALESMAN. to work in large retail store.
some experience preferred though not
ment fine salary. good hours. Apply aa25
saLssMaN ss sss Z = to call on established accounts
depar.Pent lnsi neTied and men's stores; must have
be to sSo 70 per ysss yss saR
sss9sc3iHsg$aEM sss3i E' teq l@s7 So aish.f'a
ssax1L.iEsMEN.Hom. improvsments: We
offer you the best proposition in tovn.
4 chance to make real money 50 II you
sG sss s0fa :sSR s a. sad n See se M
Service sEi MANAGER. with long stablished
Ford dealer in sub. area: good salary and
participation in profit: must have exefu-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, must be /
thorougf,y exper; good salary. WOOD /
LAWN SERVICE. 1925 No. Wash. nlyyd"
Service STATION ATTENDANTS wanted
for large trucking terminas; GO Eood n91Ts
and good pay. LEHMANS IhoChiE,9 W.
sHiFPiNG HfTfNdI cLIRK@Prosressivs msnufac.
turing rn paid vacation ON. a1a slek
nuired. GOOD opportunity for person with !
initiative. Call OIL. 7722, personnel mSr
SHOE sALEsMAN to take complete charge
Of shoe store upper 7th st. NV. location,
excellent salary and bonus must .ni,ss nnss
strictIy eonfdential Bor 1850, Star. 80
SHOP MANAGER to take full charge OF
supplies and equipment. for painting and
paper hanging shop. Appiy JAFFE. 9ll
STORM WINDOW sALEsMEN-Hishest
in Metropolitan ares Cail,
UN s177 for sppointmentA -3l
Evening star., 1948-05-29

state age, family oolig cations, qualifications
and minimum salary requirement to start.
HfNoIEUM In iiISIH fMiEaCHAN1C-1 will get to the
point quick, you must not be good
mechanic but better than good one;
excellent opportunity. You must be able
to do sink, floor and tile work perfectly:
please do not bother u, US unless unless you you are are
particular clientele we will learn imme,
datsls and ws,th beth and 9g uN me T
afNoLEUM Ii 2L MECHANIC, very good oppor-
oo for sn sess on Dssf ss'ey sse
ENC ai Gos MsEcaANics Eli SIC .
Mpss hazf S95 Hsfeay TIE TGzt hfs f.:
Iehs2 81 S. aI9EsbAsr s. ssb Il nv seor.d for fsat
fined and sober; can provide quarters for
IRdl5t Ra5M I.e ERBRR Sci Il 0esi2s Realty e co. ss
5sSs r. &,.ss sss Psi sEsis ss s'ss$ss
H MacHfSisr fSf fst 81 Class sH and machine opsr.
MACHINE hpe'i SHOPS, NC a1a Jssap.BlsiT
%xca1Sisrs sE sHsfs rSsPFnEk .kllsa ar operators. .es
EMPLOY empioyment once. Buildins /, NAVAL
|
at Colesville I'd. Md. $50
MAINTENANCE MAN to take care Of minor
| repairs in small blAg.: must have D. c;
| operators permit: permanent r-round
! employment with one of Washineton's old
est and largest auto dealers for q man
| capable of making minor carpentry, plump,
ing and misc. repairs Write giving fun
employment records and references. Box
2s4-D, Star. ",oI
Of age, Washngtonian preferred; inter-
ested in mechanics, to demonstrate spe-
ciaI equipment in transportation neld'
permanent position. salary. demonstrator
furnished Box 2SSB Star.
MAN. single, TO care for veeetable garden.
lawn and couple riding horses on place
in nearby Md; experience ana references
necessary; room and board and top wages
MAN, some knowledge Of bookkeeping and
tipping, for general ONCE work. Reply Box
354-D, Star, stating exper. Starting salary
Man. NAN. sSxp'. S with sufhcient famil, to milk
and care for dairy herd Of Al cows only
or in addition, the complete operation
Of 2OO-acre farm located in nearby Va. on
hard rd., near school and stores; good
salary and commission: new. modern
house. WITH bath seor slss; tu:I 1as furn: aysil
Nan MaS. white. So Us. 81 age: to work sn
dry-eiesnine and laundrz plant VASE saso
Evening star., 1948-05-29
KER, for cabinetmaker: ex-
md. Call Olympic 0929 or
PATTERN MAKER,
eel. working cond.

LORNA cor pOTatlOn
work chiefly mechan
cal. Give age, educi
salary expected Boz
Evening star., 1948-04-25

BEAUTIFUL N ESTATE ON - ACRES. set
structed; 1st floor. center hall ige. iiv.
ibrar1 Fh repiIabee pifb lse gun paneled
with crystal chandelier; built-in corner
eupboa1d: ona ARD lge mod Kit snack bar. Sec
cedar Lined closets; Ice. attic; full bsmt.,
wash washer; h,s furnace room oil h.wh lge.
freezer Slate roof, ;-car det garage
with t-rm and bath apt. above with
and o bab paa and ate roof
elusive agent, RcMYE LAMBoRN, R Realtor, tor
~ Sol sse Arllngton n4 SGa Ridge rd' Arlington,
ExCELLENT BUY&Brng your mother in
ln-law with you to inspect this beaut.
bsmt.; living Tm. with fireplace dining
stairs eading to md f.; has . roughed-
in bedrms; oil heat and many other fea-
| full price, $50 $50, down payment APPROX,
S2.s00. bal. like rent. AL BAKER g. SON,
sndrs and sey Va Phone TIE 1873 A1ex
MODERN COLONIAL DUPLEX of 2 apts.
canS. to eveTsthins Sfso eeHSi oV' s44ss OIL n"n'
s66.5O MONTHLY INCLUDING TAXES-A
Sowe clean sSnnn G9ayenien tndsH 2-ssoTy
vacant, completely redecorated and ready
to go. This bright cheerful home offers
large family In an exceptionally conven-
lent location from Pentagon and Navy
Annex. short walk to shopping center and
| high elevation and nice view. A cheerful
living rm;, cozy dinette and bright kit
equip; With range and lge. elec. refgr. are ar
storage 1910 S. Edison ST., Arlington
@ ADs ve eontinue ON prS brdss snd
f Ish 5Ss 5oeks street te e Hdon s st. i
right shr ] r1 bloe6 e6z to property DICK 5As-
Rent Rent one, LIVE IN OTHER: 81 900 cash
for both. New brick semidet,, finest
attic, each Side; attr. location: spsrklins
stream in rear; one of the eheicesi ,U,, Buys
KkHAhrY kGS,I sve5 Co, 'es ox. 4ls7 FULLER GROOM
MOUNT VERNON BLVD: open today, 1
SBrick bungal99T bHilt arsg,,ss By ownsT fi
Memorial blvd to overhead bridge. 2nd st.
beyond, turn right 80 f.. turn left, left. 90 n to
CURTIS CURT E. MARTIN. RealtoT, lso segth s9aa
Alex. s8I5. Open o till 8.
repfaee GArk eoR famiissze RSs1 eV din IN r EQUIP
bedIm. and = bath on on 5st St f.; mi, bsm lge oed,
hath: close to 2 shopping centers, schools
and buslines REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC. Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.' Gil. 92oi'
BfAGTIFUL s-RooM. 1E-BATH house on
| u acre. There is also modern 3-foom; ons
and strawberry beds; II miles from p e.
eRlEEIseITY SEA GIL $3.50. 4848 Lee hwy. -25
FIVE ROOM BRICK. semidet., near shirlo
| nysr dns Io, easy oil burner payments Call Mr.
BALDWIN. with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
1922 18th st. NV, Ex. $780, ewes SL,
BEVERLY HLLs-unusual charm sIa and
beauty at only slsgIg9; s4afs RIN 1911 oW esa
zas;; zas7 garage HAANi ~
Gi HOUSES. located on approx. 1 acre;
have full bsmt,. fireplace, ETC.: please 90
not inquire unless you have 81 200 easn n
and auto for transp. WEAVER REALIn
Co, OK. 3120; II busy or no answer eau
TIE 45lS.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
SUB. PROP. SALE OR REhT-Mp,
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGlkIA.

NEW 2-BDR. BRICK BUNGALOW for sale
81 800 down, S66 mo-. or rent 500 mo-, {
mos. in advance. 1103 Lewis ave, Rock.
crest or call Rockville 36S7 20
Evening star., 1948-04-25

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD, S1l,95O-
Terms; L acre; 6-rm. brick bungalow;
bath, cleo, h.-w.h., full basement, porches.
fish pond. handicapped. barn, chicken house;
Hyattsvllle Hills. 40O6 Oglethorpe St
4-bedrm. brick . complete tiled baths
hdw. floors, fireplace. modern kit, built-in
garage, "a bath in bsmt.. trandesmen's ent,
large lot, landscaped bus at door 500
200; terms. ERWIN REALTY CO.. HY.
Evening star., 1948-04-25

YOUR SUBURBAN HOME-We have a
number of fine suburban homes for your
inspection. few of them are listed here
Bradbury Heights, lge rms, near
grade school, full bsmt. with oil heat
and in apple pie condition c. D. MURPHY
Real Estate, 14Ol 25th st. Sc, AT
Evening star., 1948-04-25

NEW HOME, 5 rms. and bath. all mod /:
Oil heat 2 unf1n rms in attic; price,
81 800 $4,000 cash
5-room house with electricity; lots:
price, $4,000.
w E. HARDEsTY, Marlboro 1865. Not
Evening star., 1948-04-25
COLORED-BRTCK BUNGALOW. ,

80, o.,VhaDIbhIth oa1gn bUNdALUW, rms:
a beau. country home: all rooms private
bright and sunny; elec., gas; close to
stores, schools. churches reas priced for
3 AND iACRE TRACTS. colored. $3.50
per a., terms; bet Wash and Bait on
Penn: r. R, paved road. RA S905
WANTED! WANTED! Wanted! Colored
houses; have immediate purchasers for
good colored property. II you want to sell
quickly, call EX. :!555, PASTOR-LUTz
Evening star., 1948-04-25

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD. = New brick
hcme; rms. and bath, h.-wh.; S17,5OO
East Riverdale. Md. - New masonry
hcme. 5 rms. and bath: S1O,5OO.
Riverdale. Md.-6-rm. and bath frame;
beautiful lot. well Handicapped; $4,000
All homes well financed. C. H. PEARCE,
WA. 1OO9: ewes. WA. E3QS -o1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
Russian Wedding in Old Tradition to Be
 Held Here Sunday

In the tradition of the Old World Russian Oothodox Church, wedding ceremony which has not been performed in Juneau for many years will be held here Sun day at 2 o'clock at the Russian Greek Orthodox Church on Fifth Street
 The ceremony will unite Miss Ida Miller of Riverside, Calif., and MT. Pedro R. Barril of Juneau, son of MT. and Mrs. Catalina B. Barril, ST. Miss Miller is the sis ter of Gilbert Miller of Shiprock, New Mexico.
 Attendants will be six crown bearers and two Icon carriers. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Athanasius Ossorgin of the St Michael's Cathedral of Sit ka. The local Russian Greek Or thodox choir will sing during the services.
 Following the wedding, banquet honoring the young couple will be held at the New Chinatown Cafe, and is invitational It will precede reception at the Catholic Parish Hall from p. m. until am. The Filipino Community, all friends and the public are cordially invited to the wedding and the reception.
 Miss Miller is nurses aide at the Sherman Institute in Riverside, Calf. Mir Barril is a commercial student at Riverside College at Riverside. The young couple plan to return there where Mir. Barril will complete his commercial studies this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
ARMY PILOT CRACKS
 UP NEAR FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 20.- R-An Air Force flyer escaped by swimming three-fourth of a mile .ast Wednesday night when his C-64 pontoon plane crashed during a landing on a lake.
 The flyer, It. Harry c. Bartel Of Erie. Pa. swan to shore with the aid of a life preserver. He was in the water an hour.
 The accident occurred 50 miles southeast of here on Birch Lake
 Bartel spent last night in pros pector's log cabin and returned tc the Ladd Field Air Force Base here by truck early today. Search CTS were just preparing to hunt for him when he appeared at the base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
AIRLINE5 TO UP FARES, DO AWAY
 WITH FREE MEAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-lR-A ten percent airlines fare boost is coming soon-with the added pros pect that free meals in flight will be ended
 Present fares average about 5.5 cents a mile. The new rate of just over six cents will be the highest in nearly IS years. It will take ef- feet either in September or October, depending on when all the paper work can be completed.
 That outlook is the result of a precedent-setting conference called by the Civil Aeronautics Board to talk over the industrys financial crisis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
TO LOOK FOR NEW
 FISH SOURCES IN
 BERING SEA SOON

SEATTLE. Aug. 20.-LPe- The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service will send a vessel into the Bering Sea this month to determine whether the area can become a rich, new source of sole, founder and cod. officials said today.
 The vessel is the l00-foot drag boat Washington, now being out fitted here. It will leave for the northern waters Monday.
 Survey work in the Bering Sea before the war. similar to that now planned. aided in the development of the fast growing king crab in- dustry there. f
 Officials said the vessel will pro- bahly stay in the north until early in November. Technicians will try out new types of fishing gear and generally explore bottom fishing possibilities in the vast area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
WILL G0DINGS LEAVE
 FOR WASHINGTON, ,D.l.

MT. and Mrs. Will Goding and their young son, Charles left yes terday via Pan American Airways enroute to Washington, D. c. God ing has been appointed Assistant Chief of the Alaska Branch, Divi- sion of Territories and Insular Pos sessions, U. S. Department of the Interior. He will also be Executive Secretary for the Inter-Agency Committee.
 During the past year, Goding ha' seen Chief of the Alaska Division office of the U. s. Department O. Commerce.
 The Godings plan to buy a nev car in Seattle and will drive tt Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
IOR0pTIMI5TS HAVE
 LUNCHEON MEETING

Mrs Jessie Stevens was unani- mously elected to fill the unex- pired term of Miss Lee Ellenwood on the board of directors at the Juneau Soroptimist Club luncheon meeting yesterday noon in the Ter race Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 A, new idea for future luncheon meetings, to dedicate each lunch con 10 a local member of the club was agreed upon by the member ship. Nina Barcumes was chosen as the first Soroptimist guest-of- honor for next Thursdays meet ing. The various guests of honor will be entitled to choose their own menu, too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
AXIS SALLY E ON z WAY BACK HERE,
 TREASON TRIAL

FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug. 20 --tR-"Axis Sally" left for the Unit ed States today to face trial for treason.
 She is Mildred D. Gillars, for merly of Portland, Me. During the war she broadcast appeals to American soldiers to stop fighting She was arrested soon after Ameri- ,an troops entered Germany, re- leased briefly and then jailed again
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
5LEEplNG SICKNESS,
 POLIO REPORTED IN
 U. 5. ARMY, JAPAN

TOKYO, Aug. 2U.-tR-Thc flrst positive case of sleeping sickness among. American occupation per sonnel and GA cases of polio were reported today by the Army.
 The known sleeping sickness pat tent is on Okinawa. There are l3 suspected cases in Japan. The polio cases are mostly in the Tokyo- Yokohama area. Three Americans have died of polio this year.
 Tokyos B type encephalitis pla- que turned up its 1,537th case to- day. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
TWO BOYS HELD
 IN RENO BLAZE

RENO, Nev., Aug. 20.-tR- Two awful sorry" Negro boys were held by juvenile authorities today for starting a downtown fire Sunday which killed five persons and in- jured 137.
 Police ChieI L. R. Greeson said the nine-year-old boys told him they started a paper fire in the basement of a vacant building, then tried vainly to put it out as it spread to stored junk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
FRENCH CLAIM 800 REBELS KILLED IN
 ONE WEEK BATTLE

SAIGON, Indochina, Aug. 20.-- R-French planes, troops and naval forces have killed 500 Indo-C Chinese insurgents in a week-long battle which resulted in an important victory for the French, it was an- nounced today.
 A ccmmunique from the French High Command said the Viet-Nafn Seventh Army was routed.
 French losses were reported at nine French soldiers and 39 pro- French -Namians killed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
STEPS TAKEN TO
 PLACE COLONIES
 EQUAL TODUT(H

THE HAGUE, The Netherlands, Aug. 20.-tR-A projected union of the Netherlands sand its colonies on an equal footing moved a step nearer reality today.
 A constitutional amendment au- thorizing the union was ratified, 76 to g, by the. second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament last night. It still must be approved by the first Chamber or Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEET
 AT DOUGLAS TONIGHT

A special session of the Douglas City Council will be held at o'clock tonight at the City Hall. IL will meet with the tax assessor and go through the tax rolls in preparation for sending separate tax statements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
COUNCIL MEETING

The Juneau City Council will hold it's regular semimonthly meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the City Coun- cil Chambers. Councilman Joseph A. Thibodeau will be welcomed home after a long vacation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
ART5 AND GRATIS HAS NEW DISPLAY,
 DOWNTOWN STORE

The Alaskan Arts and Crafts group of Juneau is now showing in its display window in the Vic Power Paint Store, the watercolor, charcoal and pastel studies of Miss Bonnie Keithahn, senior from the Washington State College, who is majoring in fine arts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
KETCHIKAN VISITORS

George L. 6eck ana Attorney A. H. Ziegler of Ketchikan are new arrivals at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
POINT ROBERTS

I. o. Iversen and R. N. Westberg of Point Roberts, Wash, are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20

Cecil crab of Tenakee Springs is registered at the Gastineau Ho- tel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
SITKAN

Alec Cresa of Sitka, is register ed at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20

Helen Waldroop is new arrival at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20
MINERAL SURVEY E
 COMPLETED AT HYDER,
 5EWARD PENINSULA

The mineral survey conducted by the Territorial Department of Mines has been completed in the Hyder and Seward Peninsula areas. Bruce Thomas, mining engineer who made the Seward Peninsula check, is now in the McGrath and Kuskokwim area. Howard Fowler worked the Hyder district The two engineers will return to Juneau in the fall to
 prepare a report on Alaskan minerals to be presented to the Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20

Loyal Order of Moose will hold a dance Saturday, night, 10 o'clock
 All members and their ladies in- vited. 970 k
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-20

FROM WESTMINSTER
 Here from Westminster, Calif., MT. and Mrs. Lyman Paine are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
, 1948-05-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a Meeting Of the
Republican Clubs of the Vir-
gin Islands on Friday evening,
May 18th, 1913 at $50 Pm. at
So King street, Christiansted,
st. Croix, V. I.-for the follow
ing purposes:
l. Election of Delegates and
Alternates to the Repub-
lean National Convention
!. 2, Adoption of Platform
And Instructions to Dele
gates.
3. Such other businesses as
may regularly come be-
fore the Meeting.
All Republicans are urged
and summoned to attend.
Dated May 10th. 194S, St.
Thomas, V. l., St. Croix, VI.
Roy P. Gordon
Pres.
Stanley A. FarrellY.
President
, 1948-05-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO
organizations. property own
ers. and all other interested
in the District Court Room,
Shristiansted +, on Wednes-
day, May 10, 1913, and
in the Court House. Frederik.
sted on Thursday. May 20.
ls4s. at 800 o'clock P. M. for
the purpose of hearing pros
and cons regarding rent con.
troll in ST. Croix.
Chairman, Municipal Council
, 1948-05-14
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
OF the Virgin Islands Of the
United States has this date
authorized the Reverend Glad
stone A. Lynton of the Chris
tan Mission Church, to per-
form civil-religious ceremon-
les in the Virgin Islands.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas,
v. |. May S, 1913.
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-05-14
NOTICE


On Friday night, May IA,
194S at $50 pm. Hon. ]. de
Christian will report the
happenings in the 18th Legis-
lative Assembly in the Market
at Christiansted. The Bill
which deals with the referen-
dunn question will be through
ly explained.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
j. de C.. Christian
First Member for Christian
sted Town.
, 1948-05-14
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urallY be difficult for them to
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If you do not wish to SUBJ
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appreciate your patronage.
, 1948-05-14
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, 1948-05-14
Let Us Avoid Adverse Publicity

Let Us Avoid Adverse Publicity
NOT LONG ago we spoke with appreciation Of the arti-
Gle appearing in the Saturday Evening Post The First
Negro Governor" 1t showed considerable knowledge of local
conditions, as the result Of satisfactory research, and went in
to details which naturally add color to any writing. We still
think that the article was a fine one, spoke the truth in clear,
direct tones, and on the whole will serve the Islands well.
TOO ONO have we been shy of publicity, of letign
the American public know of conditions as they are, and thus.
bringing about the sympathy necessary for direct Congress
ionaI action where relief of such conditions, is asked for. We
have reference particularly to the Internal Revenue Taxes,
which the article clearly states would solve our economic pro-
blem, and goes on to point out that the Virgin Islands are the
only group from which those are being withheld, the other
possessions receiving them. One caption to a picture accom-
panying the article reads: w bought the Islands for
$25,OOO.ON, spent another $~25,0O0,0OO on them since we
have them, but have collected 100000 in internal taxes"
That, to the American reader is straight talk, and gives him
the type Of information upon which We can capitalize. And
that is what we need. Congressman reading that article will
be more familiar with the score; if and when time comes for
to vote on the return of the taxes.
s THE SECTION of the article which speaks Of the gap
between the Governor and certain Legislatures is very true.
It is nothing secret, for when angry Legislators jump to their
feet to speak it becomes a part of the record. Nor do members
of our legislature seem to care. When angered they take time
out from the pressing business of the government and seem
ingly satisfy themselves by going into these long, aimless
TRADES. If they could confine themselves to the serious and
important business Of carrying on the legislative functions of
the government. It is going to be impossible for any writer of
integrity, and honesty and fairness to give a picture Of condi
tions wherein he SKINS over many factors and confines him
self only to one particular phase.
IN EVERY form of democratic government the legisla-
tue differs with the executive, and even among themselves.
That is part Of the democratic process. However, it is always
, 1948-05-14

going to seem strange to out
siders that we stop suddenly
in the middle of important
legislative business and launch
big verbal guns at the Cover
nor. It is simply not done that
way. We know otherwise, and
can deport ourselves differ
entity, but until we do we
shall draw publicity on that
score.
We disagree that such pub
licity will hurt our cause. No
one coming to these islands
expects to find perfection. It
can nowhere be found. How
ever, what we need is to have
the American public know Of
our main problems, and
through them TO have Con
gress take steps for our help.
IT IS not necessary for good
government that legislators
vent their spleen against indi-
vidual officials on the floor of
the legislature, but 50 long as
they do, and 50 long as it
seems strange and unusual to
outsiders, it will be among
the first things which attract
attention.