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, 1949-07-06
LET'S COOPERATE FOR A BETTER TELEPHONE
SYSTEM

SYSTEM
THE STUDIES BEING made by Colonies Harold O.
Bixby and H. S. Paddock relative to the. improvement Of the
telephone system for the Virgin Islands, and particularly St.
Croix, should receive the fullest cooperation of subscribers as
well as non-subScribers. Everyone knows that we here in St.
Croix have suffered by the lack of an adequate telephone sys-
tenn, and that time and again this paper, for one, has gone on
record as insisting that there be substantial improvement. In
tact, it might be better if an entirely new system, as is now be-
ing planned, be installed, discarding the antiquated one now
in use.
IT WOULD FILL volumes to tell of the inconvenience
and disappointments, and the countless complaints heard of
the SYSTEM But that is not necessary at this time. With the
earth as a ground, it is possible, in fact it is commonly done,
to take up a receiver and enjoy a conversation between two
parties, which tor all purposes is supposed to be confidential.
Then there is the matter Of limited trunk lines between the
two towns, and further, that again and again in bad weather
the operators experience mild shocks. It is high time for a
change, and we should not fail to give all the information ask
ed by Colonies Bixby and Paddock in the questionaire. "a copy
of which can be obtained at the Telephone CentraD.
IN H UNITED STATES the telephone system oper-
ateS.on party lines, or on a rate basis, limiting the subscriber
to a given number of calls per month, and a straight per call
rate for any calls above that specified number. Then, too, there
are those subscribers who pay a flat rate and enjoy an unli-
mited number of calls. There is no reason why we cannot do
the same here. Then there is another suggestion of toll rates
between Puerto Rico, st. Thomas and St. John, which should
be of decided advantage to businessmen and others who might
have need for urgent calls to these other islands.
ALLIN ALL 1T seems as if this is the beginning, and that
after careful and thorough studies have been made, these en-
gineers should be able to suggest, for our approval of course,
a telephone system which will be satisfactory and efficient.
But in order to make those studies effective the fullest CO.
, 1949-07-06
EWING WATLEY

= Shipwright. concrete. build
er. sheet metal worker is again
in ST. Croix.
Inquire: AVIS OFFICE
, 1949-07-06

In the District Court of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division of ST. Croix at ChristiansteC
Estate Of Walter Rouse, Deceased) Probate M. 10 1q1a
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Hippolyte Brunstoff, having been appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of Walter Rouse, Deceased, does hereby give notice to all Der.
sons having claims against the said estate to present such claims
within six co. months. Persons indebted to the said estate are like
wise requested to make payments within the said time to the fAd-
mnlstrator, or his attorney. M
Dated: June /, 1949.
WILLIAM F. MoORHEAD IIippoly.e Bruns4osf
Attorney 4a Administrator.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23
Slots, A Luxury Our State Can Ill
Afford

No matter how you look it, $35 million lot of money
that the estimated annual take by slot machines and
punchboards Montana according to citizen who has
made somewhat of study of zone armed bandit operation IN
Montana This take when figured capita basis
averages $40 per year every and child
the And yet this only portion of the total amount
spent gambling and "over the bar IN this state.
takes mathematical to realize that if the above
be anywhere being correct that we'll above
10 cent of the states total income annually being
frittered away sots punchboards This should
for the entire czenry whether business
minister's politicians and all others Interested in the eco
nomic welfare of the state.
The question then arises to what can be done about slot
machines and the racketeering connected herewith.
Earlier this editor had high hopes that the Lewis Clark
would be able develop formula for coping with
this hopes heightened by the issuance Of
more indictments the several months of the
existence Now in of the good possibility that the
grand jury have been unconng illegally all these months
by the of unauthorized sitting it's
cedngs that it's work to the present time
constitutes anything than grievous waste OF taxpayers
money definite possibility that not single of
these indictments will hold court While such prospects
may bring Yed rejoicing to members Of the racket in the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23
Tropical Breezes In December
Or Montana's Dom Quixote Loses Another Round To
eva Windmill .

Hot air is not ordinarily associated with mid December
weather Montana That not unless the of such
phenomenal atmospheric disturbance happens the hard
talking heatgenerang secretary of the Montana Chamber
Commerce. Jerry Skbbns Then all rules the wealth
err go by the board.
AS previously reported by this publication nothing
quickly head of steam with the Honorable Jerry
then the mention of eva And not for (co-
press safety value that permits him pop
occasions, he really might blow gasket or two
Latest illumination of the energetic c. of c. secretary is
directed at c. Gerard Davidson assistant of interior
latter made December concerning the federal
permitting the holding of eva hearings Davidson quite
properly informed Skbbns that the Administration has
reenessy pressing the congressional committees to
hurry and hold hearings eva in the Northwest (See
story elsewhere this issue Since the facts do not
with Skibbns earlier assertions he nosly
cusing Davidson of buck and of having accepted
the task ammng eva the Threats of the people the
Northwest -, etc, ETC.. ad nauseum
the browning climax this latest hot air barrage of the
of c. secretary his indirect admission that he is absolutely
with existing Reclamation without
henson what in the eva bills This readily apparent
from the following quote from Tuesdays Helena independents
of
limits rights land condemns rich bottom land
bench Millions
would
according BILL the with their
establish 1t Skibbns said
concerted effort the to obtain direct rule cred
it, business, industry, education and natural resources
assertions may the hearts of the Montana
Power and keep them convinced that Mr. Skbbns
salary because such assertions far afied
facts they will be of little moment in swayng the
thinking of sensible Montana people.
would appear that don Quixote Skbbns has lost
other round in his latest verbal battle with the eva windmill
DAVIDSON EXPLAINS VARIOUS ASPECTS OF eva "
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23
LIQUOR DEALERS OUTNUMBER
US. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES

Chicago-'There are $4,000 re-
tail liquor dealers in the United
States, or one for every 70 families.
"The liquor dealers number 20, 900,
more than all the schools and church
es put together" says Chicago bus
mess research Organization.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23
FUCTA To
CONTINUED from Page one,

flow of grain from farmers elevators
in the area.
FINEST Elevator In the World
'The Grain Terminal Association
at present is building 100000 bush
els of additional space at Superior,
Wis. The space will add to the big
terminal elevator which GTA built
eight years ago and to the elevator
just purchased at the same location.
The two elevators will be operated
as single unit. Combined they will
have a total capacity of 100000
bushels. believe that when completed
it will represent in terms of size,
efficiency and modern equipment the
finest elevator in the world. There are
IT acres of trackage adjoining the
elevators. This huge terminal facil-
ity will be able to unload $50 cars
in 24-hour period when three crews
work the clock around.
The net worth of the association
now stands at SIS, 900, the gener-
al manager reported, a gain of two
million over last year Savings for the
year stood at $2,089,555.15.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23

IN 24-hour PERIOD Wnen three crews
work the clock around.
The net worth of the association
now stands at S18,87S, 700, the gener-
al manager reported, gain of two
million over last year. Savings for the
year stood at $2,089,55
Endorse Brannan Plan In Substance
The Grain Terminal Association
stockholders stated their positions
on a new farm program in detail. In
substance, they endorsed the prin-
cipals of the Brannan Farm Pro-
gram. The statement of their opposi-
ton was adopted the day after wide
ly heralded address by Secretary of
Agriculture Charles F. Brannan made
at the annual stockholders dinner
in the arena of the st. Paul Mu-
nicipal Auditorium. Action of the
stockholders follows year of debate
at the grass roots level on the various
farm programs in effect or proposed.
eve appreciate greatly the con-
tribution that has been made to new
thinking in the field of farm legis-
lation by Secretary Charles F. Bran
nan during the last year, and that the
program he has put forward seeks to
employ the principles for which we
stand" the resolution read.
eve believe that the present wheat,
corn and other acreage allotment
programs when applied equally across
the board will dry up the purchasing
power of many farm families to the
point of their extinction as independ-
emit farm operators.
Plan Deserves More Consideration
"We believe that Secretary Bran
mans program would materially assist
n moving production of the farms
through regular commercial channels
nto the hands of consumers and that
lis program deserves much more care
,ul consideration by Congress than
t has received to date.
eve regard the present Loan Pro-
grams as most helpful, but once a
reserve of cereal and feed
grains has been acquired as insur-
nee against drouth or other national
we believe that it is un-
desirable to immobilize commodities
'eyond reasonable limits. Such i'm
nobolized reserves can only result
n damage and deterioration to
rops produced at great effort on
arms.
uggest Amendments
We believe that the plan he has
ct forward might be amended adj
antageously to apply to storable as
,ell as the non-storable commodities.
We believe that after a safe reserve
grains for cereal and feed pur-
oses has been placed under loan
nat the remaining production should
low into consumption and that the
roducer should b protected by the
or production payment,
rovided he has co-operated in such
oil conservation acreage allotments
nd marketing quotas as are found
} be necessary.
eve feel, of course, that produc-
on controls should be employed only
last resort and that every effort
lould be made to meet every need of
r
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-12-23

flow of grain from farmers elevators
in the area.
Evening star., 1949-06-25

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Evening star., 1949-06-25
RARE OPPORTUNITY
AT LONG BEACH

FuAy tuTnis sBa segspe%d s,,ltaEs
ottftooEInE ChesspeAkr H&s HtAas
Tor immediate pctup&srS C~rrE
tsoE lhs TO West CoAsE msk~s thfs
cotaE. Atsilhb.s nFicea 81 Gr1y
- onl cGmEIstt VIII tarryxes 4rss
equipment arc ssiiheAt an shRth
hareor LrniAi has been e&ta .a lane
1850 Terms may be ArfAae.d or
any reasonable bass In. nkny
attractions at Ions Beach wH have
10 be sren ia be iu3js appreciated
-ke, hilltop beach homt amid stately
oHkS, overlooking tks bfoke FNpsnss
OF Chesapeake Bhs stuala ~ lu
With bay w,ndaNA and haltauE. ~.
direct liEhlins. hearHes and i's
baths modttn kit i4z<u fsS Im
with nTepl IN hsins staAe breast uI
iiv rm nreat extends IL n SO
ceiling 4h-iu Heat later tRkrt
4 1T loss over 4 oou &c q IN
lot, surrounded ns na,ns stoHv NAH
house contains appTaG - Uut eu
II ATmy Strviee OF eWpeF makes
this very dekIrRble property svA.iahie
fer several thousand oeiisrx stx ;han
reproduction cost. 81. 500 Down
payment, So 500 Terms On eaiAnc.
Talk with any of The hene owners
and learn xhy thew 40 thor ouEhiY
enjoy living 81 tong Beach TO sss
Iona Beach Drive s mi south Of
Prince FTederiek on the gnionions
Island road turn left ct 81 LsonALd
and follow aens 70 once ttCinE
ChesApeaks Bay NJ y R0rkHfiL
INC, Room S"-. is"s X st ~
Evening star., 1949-06-25
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Evening star., 1949-06-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX co. HOMEsITE. mi. from
Pentagon-l9x250 it., wooded; tele-
phone and cleo: $500, terms,
VERNON M. LYNCH q SONS. Route
23e between Annandale and Shirley
hwy. AL 1905 tclosed SUM. "a
DO you WANT plenty OF elbow room! !
Reasonable prices? Beautiful views?
Drive through Rockville 2h miles
west on Rt %. turn at Glen HIS
NEARBY vIRGINIA-wooded tract
of 80 acres. 1s miles from wash
inston; part bottom land with 1000
sized streams part rolling hills with
pretty views for homesites; near
good road in built-up section: Price,
Sl45 per acre. Phone GE. 1887 or
rSSHHEsTMENr SH 1Iat orroRruNIrY-s and
fraction wooded acres along beati-
ful upper Lorcom lane, Arlington.
mi from White House. Phone Ch.
o4ae or inquire at 1905 Lossom Loss
q WOODED ACRES, located on Leigh
Mill I'd. nr. Great Falls entrance
These wooded acres are Of hardwood;
rock quarry on property for build
vestment: priced $3.50, For sppt;,
ssd.es ss dsa.sl = lRSs slss fs' Fa o6ss
es5 ACRES, home, running stables
from huge barn; 3 miles Of pike
frontage, Some csers soo lots pr,ss on
S5s 900; $1,000 down. bal. IN lst
trust. Located close TO SANDY
sspggilnss' Nd. H. F. slEBERs5 sss sH'
Want paS1' TO BUILD in the country
Come see our to 90 acre sites.
with beautiful old trees and noun
tain view. on good State rd-,. q
miles from WASHINGTON. Priced TO
sell. CsIl Haymarket 4i-F-03. e6'
90 ACRES. partly wooded, rolling,
stream; 400 IT, on Shirley hwy;
IL miles 10 Wash; s miles to con-
templated Springfield project. Perfect
land and location for housing or
subdivision DEVELOPMENT; schools.
stores, churches. lights and phone.
Terms by owner. Box s7-s' st star
3 ACRES on hard surface I'd, near
Accokeek. Nd. about f6 miles D. G.
BARGAIN JAMES z. MAHoNEY,
woodward Blds., RE. 2<ll: sves'
FIVE vi Toss i,AcRE LOTS. wooded. Cabin
John Greek, nr. Rockville; priced for
quick sale. $3.50 each. Call Mr..
DAVIS. EN-. 1871. -26
10 ACRES. on U. Q. sol, l6 miles
70 District line. miles % Bowie
Race Track: 6o0-ft. road frontsge:
fine for business or home; $4,000
less for cash. OWNER. 0E. 345S-
Evening star., 1949-06-25
BETHESDA

77e3 Wisconsin ave.-Excellent loea-
ton for drugstore, beauty parlor
offices or retail business; next TO
thester entrance THOMAS e.
HAMPTON, s015 Wisconsin aye
Evening star., 1949-06-25
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OFFICES FOR RENT

18th AND X SITS. N.W.-Entire lst
floor with private bath; all utilities
furnished: suitable for business or
professional ONCE; reasonable rem,
Call Mr.. Schrider, with WOODWARD
q NORRIS. Realtors, 12s Go Soth aait s.
CORNER. southwest exposure 4tn-
floor suite; imposing view; 2.466 So
tt. In outstanding downtown ouilo,
ing; for sublet; ideal for nat nafionsi HIs
SFSThi'A''WvE SoTris' WEAVER BROS INC.
washington Bldg. DI, $500; eyes
nGijaeKiiNSHaM Gai SSs MEDICAL CENTER
once available for young, enterpris-
ins physician. Developmsnt nfSIs n1Hsss
cH % 5000 5000 for particulars. -26
Q SUITES Of rms. each, located AZ
busy intersection in nearby Arl. near
court house: entrances on streets'
parkinE facilities; rent $3.50 mo
each Al StIl Ssr.1TY. iTs!' ca Sa a16o. no M Ok
Sfw 1Sts' BUILDING. desisned for pro
eeHntants. % brokers, insurance or
similar profession. All outside Of
Aces, large advertising windows
aen sion. csil 3 B. ALLISON, RA, esoS.
OFFICE OR STUDIO and apt comb.
ground floor. large apt. olds.' 20
hr. sw. BIRD. service; ideal nv. Iocs-
tion. Weekdays after 10 am am
WIFI APi ssss sH5RE MY SUITE of law Of
Aces with estah.: RESPONSIBLE AZ
torney. BOX 3oI X, Star. so
REST BUSINESS LOCATION in Arl.,
ideal for profess. business use; reas
rental. Call OW. $500. OK. sS4l.
18th AND n sTs.-Looo. e,ooo or
1000 50. ft In prom. once nidg'
pocToR's ssTs rs oFFicE, approximately
500 So, #, waiting roonS and con-
rss:sRs0Is s.5P Lam. Fsn.ss sdss fs q.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. ] 70 4
rooms. reasonable rentals. lilo
18th st. NV; Is Catron ave.
Takoma Park HENRY SALUS-
1I04 Vermont ave. NV. ST. 1884.
FK0NT OFFICE, second floor. 35 by
20; S1a5 per month. 1921 Con-
sie 2nS ST. N.w.-street-level once
in nrst-class oface building, 15x25,
with storage room. 2Sx30, adjoining.
Ideal for distributor small nerchan-
disc: light and heat furn.: S65 q
mo, See MeCREA EQUIPMENT co,
RE. S4s4. go
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