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Smyrna times., 1949-02-24

TOURNAMENT
Smyrna Hornets Victorious
in YMCA Invitational
Tournament Saturday
BIG CROWDS ATTENDING

Georgetown County s eaters,
Denton Bobcats and Smyrna Horn
cts came through victorious In
their first start in the Dover
YMCA Invitational Tournament
last Saturday evening before one
of the biggest crowds that has
Smyrna times., 1949-02-24
Europe's First Elephant

Roma is the first elephant born
in Europe in 10 years. 1t weighed
224 pounds and was born in the
Rome zoo in August. 1913.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-24
Contents OF Milk

There are 1O1 substances in milk,
but no chemist ever has succeeded
in putting them together and get
ting milk
Smyrna times., 1949-02-24

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, 1949-04-04

SEVENTH COUNCIL = FIRST SESSION
als4s
RESOLUTION
To Call The Legislative Assembly to Convene
In Formal Session.
WHEREAS, Legislative Assembly Session was called
by Proclamation of the Acting Governor February Is, 1919,
to convene March %, 1949; and
WHEREAS, BY Proclamation of the Governor of March
rs, 1913, the said Assembly Session was postponed for April
IS, 1949; and
WHEREAS The Municipal Council of St. croix deems
a number of items pending for action by the Assembly to be
of urgent Importance to the Wefase of the people of the Vir-
gin Islands; and
WHEREAS, The postponement of the Assembly Session
previously agreed upon by the Acting Governor, the NUM-
cipal Council of St. Thomas and st. John and the Munich
pal Council of 81. Croix, is without good and sufficient iusti-
f~ication; and
WHEREAS, The members Of both Municipal Councils
have already had thirty days, in accordance with the Rules
of Business of the Legislative Assembly, in which to study
the proposed legislation herein mentioned and are ready to
act on the Order of the Day:
NOW, THEREFORE, Be it Resolved, and it is hereby
Resolved, by the Municipal Council of st. Croix, in session,
assembled, that, in accordance with Section Z of the Organic
Act. for the Virgin Islands, the Legislative Assembly for the
Virgin Islands convene in formal session on Monday, April 4
1949, at 200 O'Clock F. NJ, for the purpose of considering the
following proposed legislation:
y A Law to- establish the office of Virgin Islands Auditor,
Qdon. Carlos A. Downing and Hon. Ludwig F. Harrigm)
p A Law to authorize the Governor and Heads Of Depart
naents of the Government to take such steps as may be
t necessary to permit the Virgin Islands to participate
II in FederalAid Programs, and for other purposes. QHon.
S. Christian Chase and Hon. Roy P. Gordon)
3 An Act authorizing and prescribing the procedure for
civil proceedings to compel the support of dependent
wives, children and poor relatives. within and without
the Virgin Islands. Q5on. Roy p. Gordon and Hon A
Sebastian Forbes)
a An Act to establish an 1nsular Planning Commission
for Children and Youth. C1on. GordonsM. Skeoch and
Hon. Omar BROWN
81 A Law to create a public body corporate and polite
to- be known as the Virgin Islands Housing Authority
to undertake slum clearance and projects to provide
, 1949-04-04

SprauveJ
q A Law to establish the Board of Pharmacy, control and
regulate the manufacture, sale and distribution of
drugs, medicines, pharmaceutical products, and chemi-
cal products in the Virgin Islands, and for other pur-
poses. QIon. Louis E. Hodge and Hon. Reuben Neazer)
3 Resolution authorizing adherence to an active member
ship in a Caribbean Tourist Interim Committee Hon.
Gordon M. Skeoch and Hon. Roy P. Gordon)
8 A Law establishing the Apprenticeship Board of the
Virgin Islands, defining its powers and duties, and pro-
vld1ng for the development and observance of appren-
ticeship standards, and for other purposes. (Hon. Car
los A. Downing, Hon. S. Christian Chase, and Ludwig
E.. Harrigan)
1OALaw to further amend Law regarding the practice of
Medicine and its Allied Sciences in the Virgin Islands
OF the United States, approved January s, 1915, as
amended. G1on. Alva c. McFarlane and Hon. Omar
Brown
III Law to set apart certain days as legal holidays in the
Virgin Islands. CHon. Earle B. Ottley and Hon. Reuben
Neazer)
1) An Act to establish a Civil Defense Agency within the
Virgin Islands, to grant certain executive powers with
respect thereto, and for related purposes. (Hon. Ludwig
Harrigan and Hon. Carlos A. Downing)
1) A Law establishing uniform fees for Municipal Hospi-
tai services in the Virgin Islands and for other purpos-
es. Hon. Julius Sprauve and Hon. S. Christian Chase)
1O A Resolution requesting the President of the United
States to appoint a native Of the Virgin Islands to the
Caribbean Commission. Clio Neazer and Hon.
Omar Brown
80 A Banking Act for the Virgin Islands. CHon. Roy P.
Gordon and Hon. Gordon M. Skeoch).
16), An Act to provide uniform compensation for members
of the Municipal Councils Of the Virgin Islands. Com
mittee of the Whole)
I'D A Bill regarding the property status of illegrtAnate
children Hon. Carlos A. Downing and Hon. Frank E.
JacobsJ
l8lA Bill to create a Nurses Training School for the Vir-
gin. Islands Hon. Alva C. McFarlane and Hon. Roy
Gordon9
l9) A Bill to provide for the Municipal Councils of the Viz
gin-lslands to be represented in Washington, D. c.,
whenever necessary in the public interest. H1on. Omar
Brown and Hon. Walter /. NJ. Hodge,
2) An Act to amend the Merit System Law of the Virgin
Islands. (Hon. Walter ]. N. Hodge and Hon. Carlos A.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Modern MARRIAGE
By Dr.. Paul Popsnos

MY problem is as old as the
world" writes Mrs. r. How can
I make . wandering husband come
to his senses" Now IS years old.
he irnag1nes himself In love with
. woman Of ~ who Is separated
from her husband.
I'VE have two children and my
husband would hate to hurt them
In any way. In his own words. he
wants to eat his cake and have
1t too. Our personal relationship
has not altered In any way and II
I had not found out by accident
I should never have known from
any action on his part that he had
this infatuation.
II love my husband deeply and
1t would ruin my future to lose
him. We are both college grad
yates and I am trying to treat
the situation as intelligently as I
can. Ny husband has refused to
60 to . marriage clinic, but did
talk with . minister, friend and
explained the situation to him as
being In love with two people.
Il have known Of this for q
Evening star., 1949-11-18

year and the constant terror Of
what may happen Is affecting my
health. I am considered 4 very
attractive woman and my hus-
bands one complaint against me
is that I have failed to discipline
my oldest child properly - I'm
not severe enough. he claims.
That's not ground for divorce In
any event! I am determined not
to leave him for that is what the
other woman would want. But
isn't there some way to make him
wake up to all he'll be losing II
he tosses us aside for the other
girl?"
Millions Of husbands and wives
have faced such q. situation. Mrs.
R.-a partner infatuated with
some other person. It's . cruel
form Of education for you, but you
can learn something from this
other girl. What Il 1t that your
husband wants. or needs, that
you have failed to supply?
OF course he might want some
thing to which he II not entitled.
II 4 drunkard wants . case Of
Evening star., 1949-11-18

whisksy. it isn't your duty 10
furnish the whiskey. but to find
out what his deeper lack is and
help remedy that. Similarly with
your husband - he Is finding
some sort of satisfaction there,
that you have not provided. Ana
lyze your problem from that side.
. Check over all the ways In
which your marriage might b
strengthened and 60 to work on
them - not merely your compe-
tence in handling the children. but
your competence as . home.
maker. an intelligent companion,
and . sexual partner.
Meanwhile, hang on. Ignore the
existence Of the other woman
and concentrate on making your
home and your marriage all that
they ought to be. II the circurn-
stances are what you describe,
you will win.
Q. I feel depressed and blue .
good deal Of the time
A. See your doctor first. Then
write me In care Of this news
paper, enclosing stamped, SELF
addressed envelope, for . free
COPY Of detailed mimeosrsphed
memorandum on ways Of dealing
with feelings Of depression.
(Copyrisht, 1e4e)
Evening star., 1949-11-18

A Christmas bazaar to raise
funds for the Soldiers, Sailors
Marines and Airmen's Club will
be sponsored by the Army Quar-
termaster Officers' Wives on De-
cember s. and 6.
Plans for the benefit were an
nounced this week at the Novem-
Der executive board meeting Of the
Women's Army and Navy League
which sponsors the servicemen's q
club, ut 1915 L street NV.
Mrs. Herman Feldman Is chair
man Of the bazaar which will be
held between IL am. and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Tea to Honor Miss TuIIy :.

national Legal Fraternity at ISIS
pm. tomorrow at the Army and
Navy Club.
The dinner is one Of several
rush parties being given by zeta
Chapter Of the George Washing
ton University. Miss Louisa VII
son, . member Of the Board Of
immigration Appeals Of the De-
partment Of Justice. will also
speak.
Among the guests Of honor win
be Judge Nadine Lane Gallagher
Of the District Municipal Court
and Judge Edith Cockrill Of the
Juvenile Court.
Miss Esther Crane. president
Of Zeta Chapter, win welcome
the guests. Miss Eileen O'Con-
nor will be toaStmistreSs.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Officers Wives ToHoId Bazaar

on each Of the two days In Greg
ory Hall, Second and T streets
NV. An assortment Of Christ
mas gift selections will be on sale,
including fresh homemade cakes,
bakery goods, candies and other
food stuffs.
Assisting Mrs. Feldman- on the
Bazaar Committee are Mrs. Will
liam Middleswart, Mrs. Andrew
Hopping, Mrs. Richard Thornton,
Mrs. Robert Hollis. Mrs. Charles
Crosby, Mrs. Aaron Beeman, Mrs.
Eldridge Melton, Mrs. Jack Finks,
Mrs. Floyd Gidinsky, Mrs. Leon
Walton and Mrs. George Hinman.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Fete de Paris Opens Today

Nine acts Of continental style"
vaudeville will climax the two-day
Fete de Paris being given today
and tomorrow by the Arts Club
Of Washington.
The performance tomorrow
night will include Spanish dane
ing by Charles Lownsbery and
Ann Grimes: songs by Justine
Jones; Z can-can dance by Miriam
Levitan; . vaudeville skit entitled
1.-THE Lights Went OUT; songs by
George Sadler, baritone; q dance
Evening star., 1949-11-18

have pushed bad manners to the
point Of manslaughter," In dis
cussing the close relationship be-
tween highway safety and high
way courtesy. In this connection
he praised the recently published
series on Motor Manners" by
Emily Post In which she outlined
a code Of traffic etiquette.
i. DR.. Inex Wilbur was in charge
of the evenings program and Mrs.
Alfred j. Orr. co-chairman, In
troduced the speakers. Miss Clara
Longstreth is president Of the
club.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Wonnen's S
Clubs
Sesqui to increase
Highway Hozurds
Fleming Tells Dinner

s: A warning that highway haz-
ards In the Washington area may
be increased considerably by the
Sesquicentennial celebration was
voiced last night before the Dis
trict Business and Professional
Women's Club.
Mai. Gen. Philip B.. Fleming
chairman Of the Presidents High
way Safety Conference, pointed
out that the forthcoming observ-
ance will attract thousands Of
visitors to the city and the neigh
boring counties.
It might be timely now, he sug-
gested, to hold q Commissioners
Highway Safety Conference In
the District, with delegates from
the whole Metropolitan area get
ting together to discuss their
mutual problems.
"By virtue Of its unique situa-
ton the District Of Columbia has
many traffic problems in common
with the entire Metropolitan area,
he pointed out.
Gen. Fleming, who also is
chairman of the Maritime Com
mission. spoke at the clubs an
nual safety dinner held at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Sharing the program were Pyke
johnson. president Of the Auto
motive Safety Foundation, and
Dr.. Robert w. Eaves. secretary Of
the National Commission on
Safety Education of the NEA.
Mr.. johnson told the group that
city officials look to such groups
q the Business and Professional
women's Club to help educate the
public on the need for avoiding
unsafe practices. Until q COM
munity is as shocked and indig-
nant over q needless traffic death
ss It is over q brutal murder, we
win not have effective action" he
declared.
DR.. Eaves discussed the success
Of high school driving courses In
cutting down accidents.
Gen. Fleming, who was the prin-
eipal speaker, urged his audience
" to lobby for lives" as one means
Of promoting highway safety.
"The acceptance Of individual
responsibility by both drivers and
pedestrians is the keystone Of a |
highway safety program, he de-
clGred.
"The program demands a vigor-
Gus and continuing campaign Of
public information" the speaker
added. ':But even this will not do
the trick unless there is generated
. body Of public opinion which |
goes beyond mere acceptance OF
the need for highway safety. Pub |
lie opinion must demand that
every official step must be taken
10 assure adequate traffic control"
Even more important" Gen.
Fleming continued, .'is the de-
mand that pedestrian, driver. and
al other highway users comply
with. the spirit. as well as the
letter Of traffic laws"
/ The speaker said that drivers
Evening star., 1949-11-18

by Linda Verrill, and . typical
Partisan music hall song and
dance by Ruth Sadler. former
singer, dancer and actress.
The fete, which is being pre-
sented as a benefit for the preser-
vation Of the historic James Nom
roe house where the club has had
It's headquarters for many years.
was to open this afternoon.
Two Latin Quarter" type shows
will be given ut 8 and 8 o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
AIumnoe Luncheon

The Washington Chapter Of the
Knox School Alumnae will have .
luncheon meeting at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the Colony Restau-
rant. Mrs. c. Keely Fox is In
charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Speaker Named

Miss Patricia McGerr, Washing
ton mystery novelist. will be the
guest speaker at the literary
luncheon Of the Ohio Girls Club
to be held at pm. Saturday At
the Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-11-18

Miss Grace Tully. former per-
sonal secretary to the late Pres
ident Roosevelt, viii discuss her
recently published book. ''F. d. r..
My Boss" at . tea to be given
tn her honor from 4 to 6 o'clock
this afternoon by the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
A number Of books win be
available and Miss Tully will au-
tograph these copies.
Assisting Mrs. Julien Friant,
president Of the club; and Miss
Tully with receiving will be Mrs.
James A. Murray. chairman OF
hospitality.
Those invited to attend and as
sist at the tea tables include
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Cor
dell Hull, Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross,
Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, Mrs. FL
len Woodward, Mrs. O. Max
Gardner, Mrs. James Helm. Mrs.
James Houghteling, Mrs. Ralph
Swofford. Mrs. Borge Rohde. Mrs.
Edwin Watson. Mrs. Clark Wood
ward, Mrs. Martin vosel, Mrs.
Wayne Chatfield Taylor and Mrs.
Leslie Bifde.
Evening star., 1949-11-18

Miss Vivian Simpson. president
of the Montgomery County Bar
Association. will be guest speaker
at a dinner to be given by
Phi Delta Delta Women's Inter-
Evening star., 1949-05-10
LYON PARK. S11 600

LYON PARK, $11 600
A large bungalow, in excellent con-
dition. in this very desirable close
in wooded section; substantial cash
needed ;7~probably may be bought by
veteran with 10ec down.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANE

FULL PRICE $3.50. 4-bedrm. Cape
Coo, detached garaae. lEe lot;
81 900 cash Gail WA. 1900 TIN
Q pm ROBERT s. DAVIS * co
Evening star., 1949-05-10
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,A,vrsrMENr pRoe FoR SALE

tNNkSI MeNt PkOf. FON SA@k
GROCERY STORE frorneri with larse
anartment. SsSi 9Th st. s.ws opefat-
ed as grocery for over 30 xearst
monthly rental. one tenant. $3.50
look al this hard-to-nnd Investment
property: reasonably priced Tor aGiek
sale. Call Randolph sssf. -t9 .
HOME AND INCOME. near isth and
Newton SIS n-w. lsree frame des.
corner with sassss, in eood eona !.
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$500 ". Louis RuDDEs. Ex-
ca. AVE-. corner los spss. lse
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ATLANTIC ST AND sAiLEf Avn
"a, e tened Tor Apss owner mas'
sell this eesk, call Nj ssn4,sr 10
95@s ROGER MOSS REALTCR
si@s R / ave ne 10 e0sH. IL !,
20 EXCELLENT LOTS with sil
improvements 10 or aFstlsss Reeas
70 starr eoastrac tsen Reeemsneaa.e
tt tot spa sa,,. Drlsee o. 10 sai' III lev s ss.'
KELLY i BRaNNks i, 20
rot HASE TRAILER Z RAW LOT,
Sss cash, ssh He uniii psla Drive
In ana live Gu a91t Not san Il ?
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Terms WA s43S
excellent environment. paved 1tFssts-
eHrhs aud cutters Central and iAek :
son sses priced for eaiek sale Call
Mr. Payne. Nj 4ssn, Ext all. NitA
BEITZElI- DI. SIoa. 10
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xabdfyisieH OF nev bungalows,
SsrTn. ssrnsr vi IS'' 800 and 81 SOC
SHEPHERp PARk. D. Give Dc.
/ or both. OWNER. IA. eIai. -~l0
% ht A4sihab 81 HFr8ts-
wood, Nd $500. all Utilities IN
Call RA. ao7s la
We HAvE--Dei. ssmiaet- apis aae
Tow hoaks lots in se section will
sell ! or more. cash OF terms
contact Us, We may have tust Whst
you need Builders accommodated.
BusApA. 44is southern ave, Sc.
HI 4S43. 10
srmDERs. arrsNrIoS-wn..,on
Nd, 80 choice io,s, sever and
water avail located 2 elks from
ave, Priced right. Phone MA, Ab2S
After q. 0E 6s47. la
wEsTM0RELAND HILLS - 7a-t -
front lot. on Carvel I'd al utilities
in. Make an oiet. easy terms
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lsth St n v, Df. 53aB.
A RESIDENTIAL LOT, ioaxco0 xit
uated among other properties of at
OF KensinEton; slsshtis rollins, hish
elevation. neiEhoorhood tally built
up, located on Everett 81 with our
sign on IL y p. RIPLEY, ReAitor.
ST.. Gill tIll pm
LOVELY LEVEL woedtd lot n sxeis-
oNE BLoCK ExsT OF toSS, AVE.
lst a4ih ard Fessendsn xts nv },
Chevy ChsS. D G. beautiful home
sites. 30 to $40 II irontasr tsome
ideal for beautiful ramhlers,
SHAPIRO. INC, MI l7lF, IA
t.-aCRE lot, level. near Clinton,
Md $500. x"5 down. $40 per mo
or will consider trade o, D. ZASr.
FINGER, il, WA. 1919
FOREST BILLS Beautiful wooded
hamesites. sikes from = aOiH) 80 n 10
"a Of an sere; priced 30 sell Pot
further information. call John a
MOHLEN. MA, 4nsa, J RUPERT
MOrH ER, J.. Rsalior' l2@3 ConE,
ave nv -
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED ,a.arfe lpt,
IN hard sarfa1ed read. Glen Echo
Heisntk ! ok irnm strssteats pHi
cwner. OR. 3ts4B bet. 8 and / = N
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BEAUTIFUL HIGH WOODED lot ip
n laurel Park. SIS down and &i5
VtJAC o nTEuI
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