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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING, on Ga. ave. in one
of the fastest-growlng shopping
centers. Approx. 800 50. It. Avail.
Oct. 15. Call SH. 3352. Ia
RIyERDALE. MD.-Two new stores,
apts.. ready this month. Well-popu-
lated section, 4505 Queensbury rd.,
3 doors from Baltimore pike. HU.
LARGE corner store at goth and NJ
sts. NV. Cheap rent. EX. 1882. -16
WASHINGTON AND LEE shopping
center. at intersection of Washing
Store sox7o. Good for laundere.te,
FURNITURE or any other kind Of
business not now located in center.
Rent S270 per month. Plenty OF
parking space. ALBERT u. COHEN,
ATTRAcTiyE RI tSnT LocAr1oN-Bus stop
aoxiO0: suitable for any type of re-
tail trade. AIR BRAKES & con-
5l6 9Th ST. N.E.-LRe storeroom;
i lst commercial; suitable for any
FOR DRuGGIsT. in shopping center.
- to be completed Jan. 1: about $500
SO. IT. in solid neighborhood. Apply
Mr.. FRANKLIN. D1. $500; ewes.
sMvEa Nv; spR1NG-New, 2oxso Dao store,
RHk11AMs 1SnE lssEs. ST. 1854 GRyBB- }s
1903 18th ST. N.W.-In the heart of
the automotiye section; approx. COX
90; balcony at rear OF store, 20x20;
lease to responsible tenants. Week
SCI aa's astfF s. NV Y sR qcol AD Oh Sss s. o. AZ
trac. store and bsmt. Good location.
Rent S100 per mo Phone ST, Ss32
IDEAL FOR ANY BUSINESS-2-s story
brick bldg. store with living quar-
teIs' basement, large, gar, 3-rm.
sss4; ssssss94!atiHs s7ss, Rs: A. 74ss:k i KRAFT: 15 a.
3155 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-3
rms. and bath on 1st door fronting
on street. Suit for professional or
commercial use. alteration shop.
decorators shop. dressmaker, radio
or dentist office. s rm. apt. avail.
9p on sane aa1e f. floGE q, Cal anl. Miss Andrew
400 BLOCK RIDGE Sir. NV, lge.
Heat. viii redecorate. Ss5 mo. LIss
REALTY CO., RE. 1864. -13
STOREROOM FOR RENT-Suitable
for restaurant. 1919 14th st. NV
Measuring approximately 10 it. by
The f IT. wSs2isdTos ss2f pfs m0nth noAs ARs55 RsB
TRUST CO.. 900 F st. NV, National
3440, real estate dept. -l3
BETWEEN WARDMAN PIX. and Shore.
Hotels-Ideal location for hat shop.
ladies' dressmaker. or mems wear.
STORE OR OFFICE, located in cor
ner building on Union Station Plaza
over 500 ft. FIR. 542S. IA
MEADOWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
Fireproof stores. 2Ox5O and 4Ox5O,
full bsmt.. fine for any type Of busi-
4eSs O"Nn' oI' i~'o' Ewes IE'
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
LoTs-5ossoo. city Xasesr. eles: ;I4a ana
fsTsH; EpTlNo. R5fy'o 1N' 'os15. Heights A1S A1gN
CHEVY CHASE. next to corner. seth
and Harrison; 60x100 lot. suitable
for bungalow or one-family home;
al assessments paid; sacrifice. RA.
rAk9Ma sfs5 Is E1 fARk, fxis' MD. Beautiful
wooded homesite facing park. 5ox
$500 down. oWNER. 81. ST. 41s. To
sIO DOWN, $40 per month for choice
acre Of land short distance north
& sxss Spas 9saee g. 0 l. NUE.
DOCK. LO; 5-1105. -12
tiai comp. lots doox11S}. Corner
Lee hwy Geo. Mason DIR. All utils.
S4,950, terms. OWNER. 81. 2416.
VA; Choice, wooded
hard surfaced roads. High .eleya-
ton. Priced to sell. r.. L: KANE,
INC 1n Rest0r ai sfa KlnE and Washlng las
CONN. AVE. LOCATION Drive / blk.
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden st.
to 34th st. NV. to our signs.e Sew
eral beautiful rambler and home
ollcS. l1cp. OAL 81 OO!Ioo y W t.IH.
sTLyEk itAhsNG GsrkfSs, nh Close ,at * T.: 7o;tt
good terms Call GE. 1870 eyes.
8 LARGE LOTS (va.) will sell for
cash; terms or lot release to builder
Sewers, water at property. Box
13 DEsiRABLE. aox1oo-foot level
wooded lots, just across D. C. line,
corner OF. N st. and 61st ave. Sc.
sewer and water to corner of prop
erty. S2.250 for group. C. D.
d. c. LOCATION-3O
lots facing 900 it. on paved streets.
all utilities in and paid for. zoned
for apts.. semidet. and group houses.
Mr.. Messell, DI. 1015: ewes, ST
2S4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
INC. Id
2 LOTS. wooded. 1O0x15O. Opp. An
~drews Field, nr. bus, elec. avail,
$500 for both. or best offer. Ac-
cept good car In trade. Ii. 3-4913.
CRESTWOOD
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PARKING LOTS
MOTORCYCLES

TRAILER SPACE-Nice piece OF land
& M. from D. c., for trailer home
site. Box Abe. Star.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. WEDNESDAY October II, le49
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT
ESTATES SALES

OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
Fronting nearly 900 feet on
highway. to a depth of over
300 feet with a solid old IT,
room home. nearly new septic
tank, power water pump and
outbuildings. Owners illness
forces LIQUIDATION, hence any
reasonable offer will be con-
sidered. For further details,
phone EVERETT SCOTT. CO.
1000. Ext. $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
EAs IL Al W
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Business Location Near Med
lcal and University Center
2129 Penna. Ave. NV.
Fronting Is feet with depth
of 126 feet to alley and rear
view from K st. There are
2 buildings of 6 rooms each
and one of 4 rooms. All are
suitable for remodeling.
Location is one of promi-
nence and readily accessible
from all sections of Wash
ington and the Metropoli-
tan area. The address COM
= mandS National Advertising
Value.
A perfect site for institu-
tional, retail or professional
occupancy. Parking area.
Terms to suit you.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors
723 goth st. NV.
Republic 6585
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TRAilERs FOR SALE

INDIAN, "a Gu IN. l94s, model; all
accessories; low mileage, reasonable
price. EN- 317O. -l3
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LOTS FOR SALE (cont.)
BUILD HERE

Buy your lot in this nice restricted
subdivision, in nearby Virginia.
Ideal rambler site, high elevation.
All lots " acre or more Only 1Oro
deposit required for clear title to
lot. Excellent construction loans
available For further information
call OK. O2OO or OK. 0S02 daily
or after 3 pm. Sun. -17
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1905 H St. NV, Ma. 2345
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER STORE with 5 rooms and
bath over it, plus large garage and
:. rooms and bath over it; now used
as grocery store. Near ball park.
To settle estate. Call Mr.. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, Gil. 4456.
CORNER STORE. . apts. of 3 rms.
and bath each, h.-wh.. located near
18th and You sts. NV. Suitable for
liquor store or most any kind of
business. $50. Call Mr.. Holtz.
RE. 2l44; ewes. FIR. 3770. PHILIP
STEARNS, 927 18th st. NV. Ia
I2I5-1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S.E.
Two frame houses covered with
Briok-tex; zoned first commercial;
over 45-ft. frontage; . doors from
Safeway store. Total price, S14. 900.
Call Mr. Raymond, RA. 1924 (eve-
ningsl, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
D1. 141l. -16
FILLING STATION AND GARAGE
Six mi. from Silver Spring. Reason
able down payment, includes stock
at cost. Display room, parts dept,
repair shop: AAA agency; - acre,
on busy corner Franchise avail.
ST. 1l6l. MONTGOMERY INVEST
MENT AND INSURANCE CO. -12
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 no.; also
= smaller bldss rental S35 and S25
monthly: zoned industrial; 1,400 So.
IT.; . loading platforms. truck park
ing: elee and and, TInsr water; loeated Ber-
$4,000 SO. FIT. Of floor space; J.
story brick bldg: located in Sc.
Wash. nr. Pa. ave; truck loading
platform. Call Mr.. Dodge, lr.,
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg =.
WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. c. with Penna.
r.r. facilities. STEUART BROTH
ERS. INC. DI. 2434.
MODERN, FIREPROOF BUILDING.
loading dock, 1000 SO. TT. Call
ia. $500. Ia
INDUSTRIAL
5000 IT,; loading platform: 20-ft.
ceiling Soft. frontage: near So.
Capitol St. BRIDGE: conv, to railroad.
End COMMERCIAL
$500 TT: 2 Offices. 20-ft. ceiling, Just
off New York ave.
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS
1211 Eye ST. NV. RE. S2s2. Ia
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NEW AND USED trailer homes on
display daily am. to 9 pm; S59o
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. at Oak
Grove Trailer Court. NIL so. of
Alexandria on route /. Phone oV.
TRAyELo 1s4s; Gift, occupied s
weeks; elec. refrigeration, all ia
cilities; S1,450, cash or terms. RE.
CONVERTED TROLLEY CAR for
rent Liv.-bedrm.. bath. kit. -Four
miles west Of Alex, in lovely setting.
TRayS, Gall pX u2ss;E 22s14' al after |. e., F. ., s
Priced for Quick sale, $3.50 or
best offer. Call Tower 5549. ~
SEE THE MOST beautiful trailer
made: the Glider. model 8s. more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp of ap-
proval of Good Housekeeping. Before
buylng any trailer see Dick Quirk at
COLE MOTOR g. TRAILER CO.,
s232 Georgia ave. 81. 1O4O.
1850 COLONIAL AND LANDOLA.
5000 Baltimore ave. Riverdale WA.
1903. NATIONAL TRAILER SALES.
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FARMS WANTED

If YOU contemplate selling either a
small farmette or a large acreage
tract within committing distance Of
D. c., call WORTHINGTON REAL
TY, S427 Georgia ave. 81. $500;
ewes, Mr.. Dunbar, 10. 5-0527. -12
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CRESTWOOD
2 level adjoining lots on Argyle ter
OWNER. RE. 3614; evenings, RA
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INDUSTRIAL,
PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
4-FAMILY UNIT. nr. Greenway Apis.
Tenants pay all util. To inspect,
eaIl s1GLER & T1sHLER. Tu, $500
MAR e, 9 Wisconsin Ria; Ave. and viii white
haven Parkway; group Of "a family
Ing al i room. bedroom. kitchen. bath
each. full cellar; rented at $4,000
per unit; tenants pay for heat and
utilities; condition fair. Offer in
yited by Objection Of eTning sSnnm.ksr in
maker, i71s K st. NV. MA. 1868,
10th AND L SITS. N.W.-Semidet.
brick. End commercial: priced right.
Call Tu, $500 TIL 9. sIGLER, &
INVEST $4,000 for grocery return
of over $500 per mo-: complete
residential units; we'll financed; low
expense: for details. call F.. x.
BARRY. ia: $500. --15
s1seS s,ag DOWN pow 81; ssp.s, Mt wIiTER Rlsas
MODERN FIREPROOF BLDG.-An-
nual income, approx. S25 900. After
payments OF expenses and mortgage
reduction. will show an annual net
down payment of $4,000. Cali
FRY, INC. Realtors, WI. 674O.-1S
1st COMMERC1AL-Sto and Of
fees, centrally located: long leases
S37.500. SENATE REALTY CO, EX.
3270; ewes, CHI. 5000. IA
c ST. N.W.-1st commercial: 3 COM
plete apis. in this large, well-kept
home. You dc not have to repair
or decorate this bldg: an excellent
investment close to District Bldg,
Union Station. "a blocks to Pa.
ave-: Just S15,a5O. WALLACE B -:
AGNEW. INC. DI. $3.50; ewes, OIL.
1918. exclusive. s..J IA
4-FAMILY APT, Petworth-Two .
bedrm. apts.,; So, 600 down. WALTER
EBERMAN at EN-. 0303 It'll 10 pm
CORNER BUILDING SITE. zoned
1st, .coml: 110-D. downtown, over
looking Conn. ave-; 62-ft. front; one
Of the few undeveloped corners in
this area, suitable for ofiice bldg.
medical bldg. or national organiza-
tion. Eve: phone TIE. 1888. L. T.
GRAvATTE, Realtor. 1918 K st.
DIRECT FROM OWNER 5-family
apt. building, 1900 blk M St ne.
of Bladensburg rd.; Z years old;
rent $3,426. Bargain. $23,95O.
SHAPIRO, INC. NE. 1717.
3-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Less than =
times annual rent; modern, furn.,
1-bedrm. apts.; excel. location. close
to all conveniences. Cali MI. Fen
Ion. with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.,
!022 18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes,
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BRICK AND STONE
S1.5O0 CASH

Immediate possession on this coy
3 bedrm brick Colonial home; con-
venient entrance hall; lge. liv. rm:
with firepl, family din. rm. and
table-sized equipped kitchen. Full
bsmt.; wooded lot; $4,000.
LURIA BROS.
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HUDSON 1a4e sedan. 1000 mi. ST. =
795. ST. 1906. Leaving town. la
and seat covers; very low mileage;
orig. black finish. This car cannot
be told from new inside or out.
S945. POTOMAC MOTOR SALES,
INC, 2030 M st, NV, ST. 1884.
Open evenings till $50. Ia
HUDSON 1s4s sedan d.an heater dssrs and de-
This car is just like new. $1.045.
POTOMAC MOTOR SALES, INC,
2030 M St. NV, ST. 1884. Open
HUDSON 1941 Super "6" 2-dr.
ss4s ssaan EpdgMooE faSRRss seFS MoToR slsss Co.
HUDSON ie47 sedan; radio. heater
and seat covers, beautiful 2-tone
blue, tires practically new. This
car is perfect throughout: 81. .145.
POTOMAC MOTOR SALES, INC.
sSenins. sSsS N ti tiil nxi $50 ST 1884 l9 open
HU1soN 1stsS 1s41 "a club club coupe; new paint.
Psekard. es; Sorp5 ii4o 10Th st. NV. 1.A Na. a
HUDSON 1s4s s-cyl. club coupe:
radio, heater. seat covers, drive
nseu anT Ths ay esr san
not be told from new: $1.s45.
soso n, n St: ia NV. ST. 1854: Open
HUDSON 1940 sedan, orig. black I'm
sde iia so2o You tsa esn ceah bea ths a at n's ss5
PoToMAc MoToR SALES, NC.
s,IsN soso N, N st; s.ao NV ST. 1884. open
JEEP As; ssas; $50 down, bal; easy
KAISER sifssaspa5s 1872 specia; With a heaters
s7sf 7si nss' ass fs fe4 CAPTAIN ai as is2S IL
I. ..t: SALE ssn sss bses isa ssqns s. . .
aR!k Aggo fss6 sPAscr sf5Ri II ',ses
Lincoln iS4s cosmopolitan 4-dr.
s sedan; beautiful dark dark blue blue tin' finish'
overdrive, w.s.w. Royal Master tires.
very low mileage. This automobile
of distinction Is very reas. priced
at S2,595. MAYTOWER MOTORS.
INC, 1928 18th st. NV. Phone RE.
LINCOLN 40 5-pass. club coupe; r.
and h., custom made seat covers,
ToE T9T tsTefi ascsced e CO.
1922 22nd st. NV Ma. $500.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan sedan;
dark green finish, r. and h., Wv.
tires; this is an exceptionally clean
car in appearance and performance.
Priced S2,295.' CAPITOL CADIL.
LAc-OLDSMOBILE CO., 1929 22nd
st. NV. MA. 5000.
MERCURY 194S club coupe; this, out:
STANDING beauty lis fully eouipped
and is only 81 1896. RON PONTIAC,
INC. 1920 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 5000.
(Continued on Next Pass.)
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LARGE FAMILY?
B bedrooms, i "a acres, all modern. on
macadam road, near Annandale.
Price. only S15,75O.
b bedrooms, " acre. oil h.-w. heat,
near school. shopping and d. c..
bus; $17,750.
tached garage, on u acre, Just few
blocks new Shirley hwy; S14,95O.
GI, $500 down; 2-bedroom masonry
bungalow, garage, A-acre wooded
lot; $3.50. MILLS REALTY CO.,
Annandale, FA. 0999-4913 Ia
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Mr.. WOODBRIDGE. vA.-l5 wooded
acres: S1,Sd0. White or colored
CHESTER COGSWELL, OK. 1888.
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CONTINUED on Next Psss.)
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D1V404A D1411D1 I.
Most unusual financing makes this
immac. 2-bedrm. home, incl. liv.
rm., din. rm., lovely kit, paneled
and Bendix washer, avail. to you
for small down payment. Total
price is only S12,100 with large
4Ge 1st trust.
CARROLL BICKLE
@Y OnSR NY nRoo "A
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Lawrence Schoonovsr:
Dashing Pierre learned
s~ordsmanship from . eava-
fier, manner from . gentle
priest, and passion from an
innkeepsr's daughter. But
to vim the woman he loved
20 madiy he had to brave
the forbidden harems and
bsrbaric torture-ehamosrs
of medieval Turkey!
sAAkhoN'S WAY - BY A. J.
Cronin. Young DR.. shannon
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1A,ts faom rnt ottAmteos'
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of SHINING "saints" ans
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and sultry love on the Spar
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IN . daxsling bandit-wsne
no man dared tame! BY ~
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, 1949-05-14
CHS Variety Program Proves Entertaining

Yesterday an auditorium
jampacked with students,
teachers and a few parents lus
tily applauded a variety pro-
gram given by the Senior
Class at the ChristianSted High
yesterday afternoon.
A feature of the school,
each class is obligated to stage
a program on Friday after
Moons at 2::3O. Yesterdays pro-
gram was worth an admission
fee.
It started off with Winifred
Francis and Hoover Adams
playing a piano duet followed
by lima Jackson who sang
win or Lose; Rudolph John
son delivered selections from
Essay on Man.; Lydia Ber-
rios sang the Spanish number
"Beg Your Pardon; Wilmot
Citizens also sang a number
in Spanish II want to thank
your Folks. J.
An outstanding feature was
the accordian solo by Douglas
Canton who played My Hap
, 1949-05-14
U. S. Public Heulth
Officials Arrive Here
For Conference

Two officials of the United
States Public Health Service,
one from the mainland the
other from Puerto Rico, ar
rived here this morning for
conferences with local author
tiles. They are DR.. Justin An
drews, who is connected with
the Communicable Diseases
Center at Atlanta, Georgia &
Captain Charles Kohler of the
Communicable Disease Center
at San Juan. DR.. John Moor
head accompanied them here
from st. Thomas.
The three met with DR.. B.
T. Shorney, Chief Municipal
physician and Administrator
Harry E. Taylor at the Hospi-
tai office in Christiansted.
Much of the discussion center
ed around revival of the Spray
program.
, 1949-05-14
BASEBALL LEAGUE
PARADE STARTS AT
Up. M. TOMORROW

Six baseball teams, Browns,
Commands, CHS Dodgers,
Giants, Crusaders and Ebling,
with admiring fans will join
in a parade tomorrow at
one o'clock from the Chris
tiansted Fort up Company ST.
to Sunday Market where they
will make a right turn to and
down King Street, around the
wharf and head for Parade
Ground where the two leading
teams for the first half of the
League will battle it out.
Headed by Campbell Sealey,
president of the League, base
ball officials have completed
plans to celebrate II Am An
American Day" with a spec
ial program to which they in
vite public to see the unbeaten
Browns against the Comman-
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-05-14
DR.. John S. Moorheud
To StuY In st. Croix
Over Weekend

DR.. John S. Moorhead, Com
missioner of Health for the
Virgin Islands and Chief Mu-
nicipal Physician of St. Tho
mas, will remain here over
the weekend during the alb
sence Of DR.. Brian T. Shorney,
who is leaving for Puerto Rico
this evening.
He will return to St. Thomas
when DR.. Shorney returns on
Monday.
, 1949-05-14
Gov. HASTE Will Address
The People Tomorrow

His Excellency William H.
HASTE, Governor of the Vir-
gin Islands will address the
people of St. Croix from the
Bandstand in Christiansted
Park tomorrow evening. He is
scheduled to arrive on the
morning plane tomorrow and
may remain over until Tues
DAY.
The program, scheduled for
4:3O, will actually get under
way at S. Arrangements have
been made whereby His Elk
cellency will not begin his ad-
dress until after the games are
ended and players as well as
spectators have a chance to
reach the Park.
The Alexander Hamilton
Post No. IS, of the American
Legion headed by Ejnar Boil
ing and the American Veter-
ans Committee, ofwhich Louis
Brown is head, are cooperat-
ing with the Avis Forum in.
presenting toInorrow's pro-
gram in which the Governor
will be the principal speaker.
Contributing in every way
to the success OF this program
are the members of the Chris
tiansted Baseball League, head
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-05-14

piness". (the piano accordian
is a rare sight in these parts);
he later played Bonnie Ben
jamin's / Don't See Me In
Your Eyes Anymore, by Spe-
cial request. Both numbers
brought forth heavy applause.
Jacinto Padron read a poem,
"The Barefoot Boy, followed
by a saxophone solo by Instruc
tor Herbert Haywood entitled
"On the Sunny Side of the
Street. which also brought
heavy applause. He was ac-
campanied by the Senior Class
Continued on Page q
, 1949-05-14
VICO PRESIDENT LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON. D. C..

Norman S. Olson, president
of the Virgin Islands Company
left yesterday afternoon for
Washington, D. c., where he
will prepare plans for appear
ances before the Appropria-
lions Committee & also check
on the bill passed by the House
with a proviso forbidding the
Company from distilling alco-
holic beverages.
, 1949-05-14
MOTHER OF MRS. JOHN
DIES IN BARBADOS


Word has just been received
by friends in st. Croix that
Mrs. Edith Watson, whose hus-
band was formerly pastor at
st. Johns Church, passed
away on Wednesday last week
in Barbados, where she made
her home.
Mrs. Watson and her hus-
band came here when they
were quite young, all her chill
dren being born in st. Croix.
, 1949-05-14
MRS. MATHILDA
OF C'STED, PASSES

Mrs. Mathilda Jackson,
of Christiansted, passed away
quietly this morning at 1880.
She was 81.
Mrs. Jackson was mother of
Mrs. H. Pretto and sister Of
Mrs. Albertina Petersen. 9th
ers who survive her are five
children; II grandchildren and
2 great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon at
the Lutheran Church.
, 1949-05-14

CROP ENDS THIS MONTH;
URGE NJ SPEEDUP
Vice president Axel Schade
sent word to all small farmers
TO speed up their deliveries of
sugarcane to the Bethlehem
sugar mill as the grinding sea-
son is fast approaching its end.
Specially, the crop will end
this month.
, 1949-05-14

Ritu Lu Fontoine
Wins Tulent Search
Daily News Contest
Miss Rita La Fontaine was
named winner of the Talent
Search Contest conducted by
the st. Thomas Daily News.
, 1949-05-14

They were we'll known for
their religious activities
among the people.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
Local Legion
Junior Mine Wins
Over GuIfporf

The Pascagoula Junior Ameri-
can Legion "a" team defeated
The Gulfport Legion team by a
score of 5 to 3 in the first of its
league games on last Thursday
afternoon at the ingalls, Park.
Lamar Wingo. pitcher for the
locals, pitched an excellent game
backed up by the support of his
teammates, Robert Elam and
Leon Hammond were outstand-
ing PLAYERS on the home team
nine which promises to be a
hustling ball club.
Ferfill of Gulfport might have
given the Pascagoula lads some
trouble with his curve and blaz-
ing fast ball If he had not gotten
into trouble in the first inning,
Several errors along with hits by
Elan. Mizelle and McCool
brought four runs across the plate
for the p%ascagoula nine.
Gulfport could never recover
after this lead although they did
threaten several times due to the
hitting of Rogers and Levens.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

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