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AN MQOk SdOS, l4ua EaSt-W est
reduction in prices in all furniture,
glass, china. lamps. figurines. brass,
copper, etc. A shop full OF desir-
able antiques at tremendous saw
inss. This sale will continue dur.
an to 10 pm daily TU. 2127 or
for Christmas All varieties exotic
j to 5 suns, AaUARiuM SUPPLY
sSp pST isav sAw pss psls 1tn bsg.s me59 sS9 MP
BATHTUBs, built-in, new, S45. So;
used plumbing fixtures: BLOCKS,
INC 3056 NJ st. NV; NO; 1903.
SALES SALES CO. sas7 Ga. ave. De. 1910.
BED. double. lined oak, box springs,
Serta mattress; mate without springs
ant mattress. TW. ,06l4. -l2
BED F, Roll Away all metal met - ids size
30.5 Ontario I'd. NV. -l3
BED LEGS-Convert your coil or box
springs into Hollywood beds. 81.
BEDRM.-Dble. and ssle,. twin bed
TRANSFER AND STORAGE co,
1913 You st. NV. 1853 Wis. ave.
Don't make a move without call.rG
Smiths. III
BEDRM. SUITE, 18th cent. NAH; g.
piece walnut dinette. studio couch:
nah. coffee table. ottoman and
clothes closet; reasonable. DE. 650l
after pm. --l3
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc.. incl. mat
tress and spring. ike new. mahogany
finish S140 463 N. Thomas St,
Apt. 4 Arlington. Va -l3
BICYCLE-Needs one new tire; girls.
BiCYCLEs. TRICYCLEs-An sizes.
Gomplets prdsy, toy steGk egkvc, open s1eps eye
WIS. ave. at Que. MI. 010o. IL
BICYCLE. boys. Rollfast, 90 in, dble
bars, balloon tires; S25. WO. 513S.
BICYCLE, iadys. good condition.
Call RE. Ol92 between and s pm.
BICYCLE. boys. a6 in. Shelby, brand
new. Bargain. 10. 3-SSO5. --12
BRICKS. face and common. one or q
million; immediate delivery. Ma.
hSS5. ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.
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OOU HEINZ CLUB
1855 Mass ave. NV. Home for dis
eliminating guests; single room for
man. double room for couple or ,
Ui
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CHRISTMAS TREES

NV. OK. $3.50. Is
CHRISTMAS TREES
All kinds. All sizes. Take your pick:
Cut your own. 25c each in lots Of
100 or more. 15 mtles from D. c.
Call Herndon CVaD 219-J 8. After
6 pm. call Dupont 2242. ID
CHRISTMAS TREES, pines and ce-
dars: 20-225 cents cut and stacked.
Hobart 44SO. Ext 4l4.
CLARINET, Barendsen Ebonite. with
case; bargain. GE Abb. -13
CLARINET, Pedler. in excellent cond..
torig. cost $3.50. OV. 6430. -l2
CLARINET, wooden. B fiat; make.
Lafayette; good condition. Phone
CLoTHiNG, uncalled-for suits. over
coats, pants. dresses and many other
fine garments. 100 21st st. n.w.-13
CLOTHING-Dresse size A; shoes,
5aA. 6l2A. all new; tuxedo. size 80
long; . suits. topcoat, brown; air.
PLANE luggage;a En-: 1927; Ia
tically new, size 1918. SIS. MI.
COAT, "a ocelot, size H. Call 81.
COAT. mouton collar and cuffs. size
10; $50. Cali vi. 9454. 10
COAT, blue wool with brown fur,
size 10; very good condition; best
offer. WA. 3516. Ia
COAT. HAT and Logging set. size, 2,
aqua wool. never used, SIS: Little
SIS: rug. size Sx1O, imported, orien-
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Parkway Terrace AptS.

New apartments available immediate;
pkwy . bedrms.. living rm., dim
ing space tSx1O, kitchen and bath:
500 per mo-, including utilities;
bedrm.. living rm.. dining space OF
living rm.. Kitchen and bath. $50,
including utilities. Laundry faelli.
Conven. to shopping ayd bus tr2nsp.
only 90 Minis from bds terminal at
11th and Pa. ave. NV. Temple Hllls
bus 10 S-n5OO. IL
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HOUSES-SALE-k.E. Cont.
home privileges; $40 wk. Phone
AID. 357S. -l2
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STORM DOORS

IA" white pine, any size to 36"xs4",
made to order and installed complete
with removable inserts, $50.
ACME SCREEN d. CABINET CO.,
AP. 1920. IT,
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COATS AND SUITS

Gadies). We overbought, we are
overstocked with quality merchan-
disc. If it's cloth coat or suit you
need it will pay you to make your
selection now while Our prices are
reduced up to 500 for immediate
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Brlc- a-brac. china. Sill
s5sarf poEa S5d sysFy MyEissToAEy isss ss r
G st. NV Sterling T496.
ANTIQUES Furniture. brlc-a-Drac,
china. glass~are. russ. silverware.
paintings: highest cash piIces paid.
Cali MURRAY tstarbeckeD. ia
BEDROOM. din.nr room. contents of
home: cash. We do MOVING. storage.
ia. "931. after : pm. GE. l4l6.
BOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. ~ 3.h
st. NV, ME. 5995.
BOoKS-Bougnt. all kinds any guam
tx AIs1oN On sooR saop iss rH Pa ass
NV. ST. 669S.
CAMERA WANTED. hishest quality:
also movie camera. protector, lenses.
MR.. WEISS, 9"6 D St. NV. RE. "43o,
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing, typewriters.
musical instr guns, binoculars, etc
LEvlNs SALES tl;S w1}i IaG3 = a.fT 81, Me-
CLOTHNG-Hiehsst prices for mems
sssd s na 's0'hlns AZ a7aF HgFMANs Mi cali d.iiR
pESrAI ans sIh EQUIPMENT. unit and
chair. Call GE. 1897 or HO. 535S.
-l6
DIAMONDS. gold. old tewelry and
silver Cash paid. ERNEST BURK.
INC. Ola 18Th St. NV.
DRY-CLEANING EQUIPMENT, good,
used. from owner; 60-pound metal
washer. 3,O00-gallon filter. 30:-inch
extractor. wet-wash wheel. tumblers.
Write 70 WHITE WAY LAUNDRY,
21st and Colley ave, Norfolk. Va.
Ia
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods; all or part; china, cut glass:
top prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904.
,,>,,-,,, IL
furniture Of ali kinds: entire home
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
call MR. JAMES. phone MA $500
EURNITURE-Wi buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old slass-
ware china. bric-a-brac Buying
and selling for over so years. HOP
WOODS. sth and < sts. NV ME.
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY. 25-35. to share apt
with 3 griS; lst A., 2S12 Adams
Mill I'd NV. CO 1895. Il"
with another of about 35. M
Dupont Circle. AID. 1862. -13
GIRL to share modern efficiency apt,
Conn. ave: S45 mo-; refs. REQ. Box
BOIL. Star IA
TWO GIRLS to share modern apart
ment with youne woman. SIS yeek
each. includes equal privileges: i'm
mediate occupancy. Write Box
3lE-I, Star 13s
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LONG BRANCH APIS.

New fireproof garden-type: avail.
able now and Dec. 18th: . bedrms.
living room. dinette. kit. bath. Vene.
tian blinds, by-passine closet doors.
kit exhaust fans. laundry and stor-
age space. All streets paved: S9l uer
erence Piney Branch I'd. and Old
Bladensburg ro Silver Sorin9: Md:
Apply rental office. rear S1o6 Old
Bladensburg I'd JU. 7-673l.
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coal. WOOD, FUEt OIL

WOOD-Oak, 2 fun cords, truck
load, S33; this week only to clean
land for dairy. VI. 6652. --12
SEASONED SPLIT FLAB WOOD
viii deliver, S14 cord. So " cord, OF
S6 quarter. UN. 1854 lis
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PIANOS WANTED $$$

STOREROOM. garage or Workshop;
square IT. or more. HO. 2231. l2'
STOVES, FURNITURE. ranges gas
refgrs.: heaters. ACME STOVE
co IOl1 7tl st NV Ma 1859
TYPEWRITERS-A make. age or
condition: Bring in or call STAND
ARD TYPEWRITER CO., 910 G
st. NV. MA. 3632. -16
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver.
ware. any condition: china. bric-a-
erac. old tewelry. household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
g st NV. ST 1895
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. iewelry. diamonds. firearms
luggage. Photographic equipment
musical instruments. engineering
Instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEIO
SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME. 9l13
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
2xS<sHxH1xXNxYxxfNSxl
FOR HER


FOR HER
ELECTRIC TOAsTERs
ELECTRIC MIXERS
ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS
ELECTRIC CLOCKS
And vacuum cleaners. All standard
brands. Many types to choose from
SUPERIOR LOCK g. ELECTRIC CO.
OPEN EVENINGS
PERFUME. Guerlain's Le'Bleure. ga
oz.. $25. No tax. Box 437-H. Star
THE BEAUTY COUNSELOR Rep Repre-.
sentative has her Christmas gift;
rHE Tii 1iTT'fH G1FT pHlFFGRENT FfG vi A Meissen a
demitasse cups and saucers; fig:
urines, porcelains, worries; beautiful
plates. wine goblets; antique jewelry
HOBBY SHOP 716 18th st. NV
TOPAZ DINNER RING, approx. &c
carat.. re'd serting. L. W. BURTON
NO 1895. -12
FOR HIM
CAMERAS
Finest brands, latest models, from 81
to $500 each. One-year guarantee
easy payments or lay-away. BREN:
NER PHOTO DEPT. STORE, 93s
Penns, ave. NV, RE. 2434. Cata.
logue free. Parking free.
CHEMICAL LAB. Small Complete
with chemical equipment and chem
icsis for amateur chemist. Cost
500, sell reasonable. uN. 1914;
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ATLANTIC GARDENS

Ia
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Near Silver Spring. Desirable loca.
ton for discriminating people. Two
on 2nd floor; ewes, call SH. 1881.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1928 < st: NV. Ma. 9141. -l9
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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TRAVELS
WESLEY HALL
Dissin'S Guest House
ROOMS UkFURhlsHeo

CoLORED NV. SECTION = Large
double room with privileges; near
car line. Call co. 1891. -1@
ROOM UHFURN.-Located 14th and
Clifton. employed lady preferred,
share apt If desired DE. 1859 IA
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yEaEME@EaEE EaEAEAEMEAg
H CHRISTMAS GIFT b
& SUGGESTIONS y
bzHNEHkEHS ssYxEH HEHHE<a
FOR HIM.
(Coufinued)
FOR HIM.
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FOR THE FAMILY

CHINESE ART - Collector disposins
OF beautiful screens. ivory, quartz,
wood fgurines. porcelain vases. etc.
RA. 6775. Ia
FRENCH PERFUMES. copper and
pewter antiques. original oil paint
ings. Pvt. party. Elk. 1886. IL
PIANO. upright, Hinze: lined oak
finish. 500; good cond. Call 20.
S-2399. la
PIANO-An ideal Xmas gift for the
child beginner or for your small apt.
or recreation room. The famous
Harold Rhoades pre-piano, nationally
advertised to sell at Sl99.5O: we are
offering these at a special price OF
only 500 80 Come in and make your
selection now for :mas delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., l10s G st.
NV. DI. S4G4. IL
SADDLES. brides and all access. for
the horse: that make good Xmas gifts.
Several good-colored Western horses
HILL TOP FARM. Fisher rd., Temple
Hills. Md: 10. 3-S02". -l2
lifetime joy--Battle Greek health
exercising machine, practically new
Reduce at home Tightens flabby
muscles and for stii. painful Joints
MI 1SRe Ia
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SURPLUS
BUILDINGS

TnGH Aon1NA 1 ELL
And Other Types
EXCELLENT FOR HOMES,
COTTAGES. TOURIST CABINS:
SHEDS AND OTHER USES.
We mention just few sizes:
20x50-20x100-20x150
Observation-Disclosures
Priced Very Low For
Immediate Removal
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
$50 AM. TO 4 PM.
Cuyahoga Wrecking Co.
sales once Building R-2
9th at. bet. Belvoir and Gunston Rdi
FORT BELVOR, VIRGINIA
nI 10s
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Special weekly rates, $24 single, $40
AOIn
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TELEVISION

'yy IEvENTHAL's s APPLIANcE CO.
1880 7th st. NV. HU. 5000. lis
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MiSCL. FOR SALE tCont.)

MISCL. FOR SALE tcont.)
AIR COMPRESSOR; 8 Gu. IT. per min
ute; = hip. motor. SIS. MI. 4036.
ANTIQUES - Two antique tables,
large marble top. solid walnut base;
S-sided (octagon shape), with ma
hogany base; S65 for both. TIE.
"13G. -13
AUTIQUE, carved mahogany, eagle
back couch, best offer. Call OF.
9527 -13
ANTIoUEs-Bisaue figurines. vases
and bric-a -brac. Telephone DE
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FURS REMODELED
TO 1850 STYLES. Capes, stoles and
hngertips; reasonable. New coats at
low cost llso repairing. AD. 3241.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-horthwes.

Big dog in small package.
AKC REG, scotties, wormed, innocu.
lated EN- 5314 -l5
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CHRISTMAS TREES
(All varieties), holly. mistletoe, run.
ming cedar. wholesale and retail
On display after Dec. 12. ,TenleJ
Circle at Wis. ave. and Yuma st
NV. OR. a346 IA
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FURNITURE WANTED

Top prices. Cali CO. 1886
GOLD-Br.ng your old gold. pIatl-
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 935 r St NV
OFFICE FURNITURE-Need 2 desks,
file cabinets. and etc. Call HY. SOIL.
oLD.FAsHIONED PICTURE FRAMES.
clocks. furniture. china. glassware,
ANTIQUES. etc EN-. 1905. 1S'
PIANOS-Grands. consoles, spinets
or small upriehts. Will pay cash
SH 303g
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city. A fact we are proud of and
consider remarkable testimonial
for the quality and value you get
in the pianos we stock. Before you
buy anywhere. don't fail to see our
display of pianos. A comparison
will convince you that it costs no
more to buy the best at KITS,
Evening star., 1949-12-12
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sl1 18th St. NV. ST. 5000.
GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
FOOT OF S. CAPITOL ST. AT D, G.
/ AND :! BEDRM. APTs. AVAILABLE
FOR MINED. AND JAN ] OCCU.
FANCY. PHONE 10. 3-S100.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (con..

1874 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Apt. for
5oof9' 94o'oo no. u'''' hnens' CO.
COMPLETELY FURN. 2-bedrm. apt,
in Sc, SlO0; available December l5.
TU. 4235 after i pm. --l3
LARGE. CLEAN, COMFORTABLE
Housekeeping room. suitable for em-
ployed cple.; Frlgidaire; S45 mo.
Ii. :i-S40l. 323 F st. ne.
494 C ST NE-NUMBER
> rms. and bath, all utils. furn.. S65-
SO.
1870 11th ST. S.E.-NUMBER -
" rms, semi-bath, all utils furn., $50.
FREDERICK A BLUMER CO., 6l7
Penna. ave, Sc. FIR. l0Ss. ID
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APARTMENTs FUR. OR uNEUR

ROOMS, kitchen, semiprivats
THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS and
semipvt. bath. Call RA. 3675.
4S22 Sth st NV -l3
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MEUR1LEE APARTMENTS
Spacious 3o-bedrm apts., close to
transp.. shopping center. elementary
and high schools. 53rd and De-
fense hwy. Bladensburg, Md Ia
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1905 N. H. AVE.
Unusually nice guest house Just
opened; redecorated. new furniture;
hotel service; dble. and sgle. rms;
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LIVE AT THE TOP
OF THE CITY
ALBAN TOWERS
a DIT InTEI

APT. HOTEL
CFtrS a limited number of ! and Q
bedrmS., CONSISTING OF spacious llv.
rm.,, dlneite- foyer, kit, porch and
baths; .Compi. turn. with full hotel
Serv. Also hotel rms 50 and I'D,
1900 MASS. AVE NV, WO. $500.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL, large, liv.
rm;, bedrm., kitchen dlnette, bath;
!,47 18th St; nv, DE; 965s. is
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 3-rm. apt. nr.
park, off Hawaii ave, IN semidct.
house, sep. entrance, 81 10 month.
100 Webster st. NV IA. 772o or
sol G ST. s.E.-one Ink. room,
sink, stove, refgr- for couple 20
objection to small child. IL }-19oo
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furn.
living rm.. > bedrmS., kitchen, ba H.
Sl5O-S2o0 mo; short term consld-
1855! FAIRMo$T ST, N.w.-Clesn
bright apt. suitable 3 persons; SO
NO al qiils sX9e tr4msp II33
month. 1929 Allison st, NV, RA.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.; j and bedrooms
See manager. 18th and R Sts. NV.
COLORED-l ROOM. kitchen, bath,
in nice location, Sc, furn. 1915
S. Carolina ave. Sc. 12s
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS

Last section being completed this
month with a few apartments avail.
a6iateIy
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
Haiti Cracks
Down On


PORT-au-PRINCE, Hiatt IAN
p A state of seige was declared
throughout Haiti Thursday to pro-
tect the country from social and
political disturbances, it was re-
ported in an Interior Ministry an
nouncement from the little Negro
republic.
The drastic action by President
Dumarsais Estime's government,
which amounts to modified martial
law, followed a strike of several
thousand university students.
Acting under the special state
of-seige powers, authorities dis
solved three political parties, clos
ed seven newspapers and set up
news censorship. The student
continued, although govern
ment spokesman labeled it the
major reason for it's move agita-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
S. C.. Teacher Files
Suit Against State

COLUMBIA, SC. CAMP
Suit seeking restoration to her job
as teacher was filed in the Rich
land County court Of Common
Pleas last week by Miss Julia Pet
tiford. Miss Pettiford was one of
600 Negro teachers recently fired
by the South Carolina State Board
of Education for alleged cheating
on examinations for certification.
In her suit the teacher claims
that the state did not prove that
she had anything to do with the
use of any of the fraudulent aids
it claimed the discharged teachers
used.
She charged that her certificate
to teach was revoked without due
process of law in violation Of the
U. S. Constitution and the South
Carolina Constitution.
According to Miss P%ettiford's
petition, she held a class 3 grade
c certificate in the elementary
field dated from July 1, 1947 to
June 80, 1854. She was a teacher
at Howard junior high in New
berry county.
She took the test in question
Feb. 10, 1949 at Carver school.
She was discharged Sept. 16.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
USE OUR.
CLASSIFIED ADS

vices, our veterans and their de-
pendents, shall be returned to the
states.
Deficit spending shall cease ex-
cept in time of war. Appropria-
tons in excess Of the money on
at the end of the year to pay
them are void.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
ton by opposition parties.

ton by opposition parties.
Informed source report that
many o f the students had join
the Communist party while in
England and France and return
ed to Haiti to become active in
labor unions. President Estime is
regarded as Haiti's most liberal
chief executive and is said to
have espoused the cause of labor.
The crack down on government
Continued on page 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
Mrs. Ruth Whaley
Gets New
Appointment


PORTLAND, Ore. CAMP A
race preserves its vigor as long as
it barbors a real contrast between
what has been and what may be
and so long as it is nerved by the
vigor to adventure beyond the
safeties of the past, reasoned
Miss Ruth Haefner of the Oregon
State committee of the Democratic
party, in an address to the Port
land chapter of the Iota Phi Lam
ba last week during a meeting
observing American Education
week.
This national Greek letter or
ganization of college trained
business and professional women,
with 60 chapters in principle cities
in the United States as we'll as
undergraduate chapters on the
campus of many universities, has
as it's objective a program of aid
ing it's members to seek greater
opportunities through study and
scholarships to enter the business
field, according to Soror Mary
M. Duncan, who served as mas
zed eg f.
tiers of ceremony. 1t was organ
lied in 1929 in Chicago by Mrs.
Ida Mercedes Parker, now the
president emeritus Of the organi-
cation.
Included among the speakers
was Ulysses D. Plummer, attor-
ney, who outlined the worth of
the individual and his responsible
ty in citizenship as part Of "Mak-
king Democracy Work., which
was the theme of the meeting.
DR.. DeNorval Unthank, physician,
gave a resume of national prog
ress in health and safety.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Ar
guments were presented before
the U. S. Supreme court last week
on the case of Roy Cole and Louis
Jones, who we're convicted by the
lower court of Arkansas and sen
fenced to serve a year each in the
state penetentiary, for promoting
and encouraging and aiding in an
unlawful assembly at a plant
where a labor dispute existed.
Facts in the trial showed that
these two Negroes, Cole and
Jones, were among the 112 en-
ployees of the Southern Cotton
Oil company in Little Rock, Ark,
who went on strike in December,
1947, for higher wages and short
er hours, while five workers re-
manned in the plant. ys ~
When these five non-striking'
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
Arguments Presented to Supreme
Court on Case Involving Two
Arkansas Men

workers left the plant at the close
of the day on Dec. rs, 1915, they
found Cole, Jones, Walter Ted
Campbell and Jesse Bean waiting
for them across the tracks near
the plant.
Campbell is alleged to have call
ed out for Atha Williams, one of
the non-strikers, to wait. When
Williams refused to stop, he was
attacked by Campbell. In the fight
Williams killed Campbell with his
pocket knife.
Although the record showed
that no one other than Campbell
attacked, fought, or hit Williams;
the other three defendants were
tried, convicted and sentenced to
the ~pententiary.
On appeal, the Supreme Court
of Arkansas Jan. 10, 1949, rever-
sed the decision of the lower court
on a question of admissibility of
evidence, and remanded for a new
trial.
The case was filed with the u.
S. Supreme Court on May 3, 1919,
and the decision is expected to
be made within three or four
weeks.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-25
States Fighters
Map Five Point
Program For 1850

WASHINGTON (ANP)- The
National States Rights committee,
in an effort to block the welfare
state proposed by President Tru-
man, has mapped a five-point pro-
gram to be followed in the 1850
congressional campaign. Frank
Mayerhoof, local spokesman for
the committee, said here last week
that the group is already "organ-
lied down to precinct level in IA
states" and is financed to expand
to the remaining states before
1862.
The program lists these points:
Congress shall make no law and
no treaty shall be made that con
flicts with a state law pertaining
to education, elections, qualifica-
tons for suffrage, civil rights of
individuals, racial relations, labor,
zoning, transfer and ownership of
property, and no federal court
shall invalidate state laws on these
subjects.
There shall be no nationalist
ton of labor, business, industry or
the professions.
Grants and aid from the United
States shall be administered ex-
clusively by the states.
Proceeds of all income, profit
estate, gift and inheritance taxes,
not expended on the armed SER
, 1949-05-09
MRS. STEVENS

MIR. Hall thanked the aud
fence and congratulated the
organizations which sponsored
the program, and expressed
the hope that they will CONT
nue. to function for the benefit
of the next generation.
The program was a joint af-
fair by the Women's League of
st. Croix and the PHO. Miss
Vivienne England, who was
chosen as chairman of the
joint committee, did a COM
[mendable job.
, 1949-05-09
NOTICE


It is hereby notified to all
concerned that the regular
meeting Of the Municipal
Council of st. Croix scheduled
for Tuesday, May 10, 1949, by
request of the Chairman, is
postponed until Tuesday May
II, 1s4s.
LUDWIG E.
Chairman Municipal Council
Crhistiansted, st. Croix
May 6, 1949
, 1949-05-09
3 ENA

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 4oO,561, dated March 16, 1s43, and now owned by Mead
Johnson & Company, of Evansville, Indiana, a corporation
of Indiana, which has made a showing of ownership Of the
said Trademarks.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 18th day Of
January, 1949.
ORR F. DE CASTRO
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
1873
, 1949-05-09
ISLANDS

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for the past II of the Is years
of its operation. It is a very ser
ious thing. Without the author
ity to manufacture rum, Woo
will soon be as dead as the pro-
verbal doornail. This is the
1st time representatives have
gotten together so quickly on
a matter of this kind, he said.
Cablegrams were dispatched
to Senator O Mahoney, Repres
entative Crawford and other
influential friends of the Vir.
gin Islands. These will be
brought to bear in our favor
The small farmers will be aft.
fected by it. To you people Of
Christiansted town., / sincerely
hope that you will stand by
your representatives 100 pei
cent. We have all these island.
as a group, one entity. One
group of islands; we will fight
together. If we win, it will bt
our victory.
Mr.. Hodge then referred tt
the anonymous letter that wa.
written by a group in the Is.
land, on the ground that these
runs were competing with pr
vate industry. It has been ar.
gued that no private company
would have done and would
continue to do what the VICE
has. / do not think that there
is another member of Council
who is more opposed to some
of the policies Of the Virgin Is
lands Company as | have, bu'
we. must think on the people
who live around us. We mus.
at all times be broadmindec
and consider the welfare of thu
people of these Islands.
Speaking to an Influential
businessman in St. Thomas re.
Gently he told me that if run
was taken out of the VICE
operations in a period of a few
short years there would be NJ
IVICO, which is the backbone
of st. Croix. We are going t
find various and different ar
guments against the Company
from people in the United
States. Communism, he added
starts with hungry people, anc