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Evening star., 1949-10-12

George washington university
is negotiating for a five-year con-
tract to shift some of its home
football games from Griffith Sta
dium to the George Washington
High School Stadium in Alexen-
dria. The plant now has seating
capacity of 10,500 and before long
will seat 1880. It also is
equipped for night games.
Approval of the Colonials' use of
the big high school plant for at
least one or two games year ap-
pears certain in time for the Co.
lonials to play Virginia Military
Institute there next September 90.
Under consideration as a possible
opening game the following year
is George Washington against the
University of Virginia. Plans also
are being discussed for a contest
or two between Virginia colleges
to give the stadium a schedule of
about three college games a year.
About all needed to finish the
negotiations is approval of the
Alexandria School Board, and this
appears certain from the tone of
discussions at last nights meet
ing of the board. The principal
condition put forth is that no COL
lege games be scheduled at the
stadium the same week end as
high school games. Rasty Doran,
G. w. High athletic director, said
the schedule as it stands for next
year has no conflict and that fu-
ture programs can be worked out.
COlonials Enthusiastic.
Max harrington. G. w. U. di-
rector of mems activities, said his
group was enthusiastic over the
proposal. 1--WE are the logical COL
lege team to play there for sew
Evening star., 1949-10-12
g. ". u. Set to Use G. W. High Stadium,
Awaits Approval of Alexandria Board

end in October, and it's not a
healthy schedule situation to play
three or four games on the road
to start a season.
"We were very pleased with the
way college football went in the
first game played at Alexandria,
harrington added. He referred to
the v. P. I.-Quantico Marines con-
test last month which drew an
overflow crowd of 10000.
BY playing at Alexandria, G..
w. U. would pay less rental, it is
understood, than at Griffith Sta
dium, where the Colonials now
stage home engagements. Also,
ample parking space is available
at Alexandria, something fire.
quently missing for Griffith Sta
dium tilts.
Needs Businessmen's Okay.
Technically, the contest for G.
w. US use of the high school
stadium would not have to be
signed with the Alexandria School
Board, although that body must
approve. 1t must be signed with
the Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce business group, headed by
Charles Slagle, which put up the
money to modernize and enlarge
the plant.
Use of the stadium for college
games is seen as a boon to Alex
andria businessmen who put up
the money to enlarge the stadium.
When the 1880 seats all are up
they will have invested about
$4,000. None of this is to be
returned by the high school or
taken from high school games
gate receipts, but is to be amor
'tized over a period of years from
.other events there.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

eral reasons" he said. eve have
no stadium of our own and we
play a number of Virginia
schools" This year the Colonials
are playing v. M. l., Virginia,
Washington and Lee and v. P. l.,
and next season William and
Mary is being added to the list.
ALSO, Griffith Stadium is not
available to us for early games, -
harrington pointed out. THE
baseball season runs until the first
of October, and as we schedule
games a long time in advance
sometimes we have to worry about
the possibility of a World Series
in Washington. The first date a
college could get this year in Grit
fifth Stadium was the third week
Evening star., 1949-10-12
Syracuse Back Hurt

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. IL (P.
Sophomore Halfback Bob Ryd-
berg of the Syracuse football team
is in a serious condition in Uni
versity Hospital. He suffered a
broken bone in his neck in the
Temple game last Friday, but the
injury was not disclosed until
last night.
Evening star., 1949-10-12
Jumoicu Meeting Opens

NEW YORK, Oct. Ia Up
Thoroughbred racing shifted to
the Jamaica Race track today. A
Columbus Day card was headlined
by the $4,000 xInterborough
Handicap at six furlongs. Royal
Blood was the overnight favorite.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

When Army got past Michigan, it got by
the big test, until Navy. The Cadets have four
weak foes in row-Harvard, Columbia, Vir-
ginia Military and Fordhan-and then Penn.
They figure to handle all, including Penn.
From Navy standpoint. it's ironical that
in year when Coach George Sauer is fielding
the best Sailor team in seasons, Army may have
team which is better (although it can't prove
it on account of a somewhat less than Hercu-
lean schedule), than its Blanchard-Davis-
Tucker elevens of the war years. Yet down
at Annapolis they aren't complaining
Army and Navy don't see eye-to-eye in
Sno fhnO tbarn do fha odr oirolc md
Evening star., 1949-10-12


concerned dropping Dame among Others
bumped losing powerful Southern California and
the will bow already the die has been cast
the banks OF the Severn; Navy's on the upgrade.
Souer's Got Season Right Now
good Princeton eleven with possibly the
icpd hi h from oAs sothern III Cal II wasn't bad Duke
team that Navy handled with relative last week Even
most Navy men expected Saur to win no more than two games
possibly three.
away chance of upseng Wisconsin this week. and
barring INJURIES sas SQUAD could clp Penn and undoubtedly
will beat Columbia Right Navy will bit
seasoning plus manpower to take Noe Dame Tulane
and Army
last and they could finish
with anywhere from three to FIVE possibly SIX victories
time build from scratch, and Sauer ahead d
schedule if he doesn't win another game.
Most peope-al except the Army antNavy folks
for the academies held strong teams.
reveed Amys strength for and regretted
mems stole determination Generally that
academies capable of testing major team
instead of serving doormats.
GoIffo's Just Little Modest
point you might that Army and Navy unified
outstanding quarterback and anybody tries
tell that team make the formation work with
anything less than outstanding you are listening
authority football.
Arnold Galifa and Midshpman zastrow already
for aAmerca mention with the season hardly under
Galifa rst-cassman snior) who undestuded the
season, Gaifa mainly noted for his passing ability
big whom Coach Red Blaik wishes had
he'd take brighter viewpoint of himself and call
often Michigan last Saturday the
1eopound quarterback from Donoa Pa (Which produced
pretty baseball player named Stan MusaD dropped
his se-efacement. The Wolverines using 4421
solid months of planning for
and sensed weakness all depended Gaifa
Blaik worked play called the "Gafa Keep named
fakes hsfbak going guard and carries the
himself following the haback who becomes bocker
through simple but it isn't. Ask Michigan
Gaa called his own rushing play seven times and ran once
he couldn't He averaged 54 yards better
than runner in the game. | 4t,
Built and Runs Like FuIIback
Galfa getting notices in the Midwest and
been getting ditto in the Far West and South
Algoa, Wis. hirdcassman (sophomore)
gallant but losing stand against Southern CAL
and again Mdshipmen Princeton and Duke
Zastrow is the back that Capt Tom Hamilton never had
coaching Navy. He's built like fulback
fulback than quarterback But when he
passes ball. all Tormation
terback.
a-Amerca this probably, If only be-
varsity player and the practice is to lean
toward graduates Zastrow will be in the and
maybe the thereafter he'll be all by himself
respect he's all by himself right now He's the only
major player the have passed for
three each of his teams first three
Evening star., 1949-10-12
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

Except Mdybe Injuries dhd navy Nothing Ehedd
nothing except possible injuries ahead to stop
Armys football g. Army plays Navy
second place in the Associated Press weekly
poll Nore Dame it's conceivable that West Points
Evening star., 1949-10-12
Broke Baugh's Record.

enough to be dangerous in a brok-
en- field"
The Valley settler., 1949-05-13
Forestry Service Release CONTINUED from

Forestry Service Release Continued from
page ~
The Division Of Forestry, Bureau of Land
Management, more popularity. known as the Il
asloan Fire Control Service, is made UP Of
q small group of trained forcsters respon-
sib1e for timber and fire work on 225tO00-
900 acres Of land in Alaska. It is Inter
osted in the prevention of all uncontrol-
led fires in Alaska whether they are on
private or public land. 1t asks the full
cooperation Of residents and the travelling
public in Alaska. 1t is ready at all
tines to offer advice or ASST stance to pri
vate land o1n1ers with burning problems.
Harry Ba1sloy, Fire Control id for the
Rlrnr area, can be reached for advice or
aid by tolephoning the Fire Guard Station.
Residents along the highway system are ask
cd to contact the Fire Guards Who ere To-
Gated in the commui ii es.
The Valley settler., 1949-05-13
KATE tiAMbY MARRICD

Kate Handy became Hrs. Robe Pipne1 on
Sunday Nay l, 1919 when the couple wore
united in MARI tago by US. Cornni ionor
Mrs. Dorothy sa7ton at the lattors home.
Mp4 and Mrs. Pippel Will make their home
in the Valley.
The Valley settler., 1949-05-13
KW0KE -3tICK MJf7ALS

Miss Arlene Knoko Of Hot Springs, South
Dakota, became the bride Of Ray Quick ,PRA
Engineer, last Sunday evening Nay 1,l949.
The couple we're united in morri age by Rev.
GoiUitz in the Valley Chapel.
RECEIPT ion for the bridal couple uas holt
in the Palmer Fountain and Cafe fol loving
the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

BEST BUY IN MARYLAND
S19 o5O--Loeated in Rosemary
"a Wv Hills. Md, Situated on
beautiful lot 1Oxl 10 ft.,
this real center-en-
trance.hall d t a h d
brick home has q spa
cious rooms. J bedrooms,
one being a large mas
ter bedroom: =, baths,
screened porch. air-coh-
ditioned oil heat, full
basement with complete
bath built-in garage.
Owner has left town
and must sell. Phone
Mr.. de Lathouder, UN.
So"5
Ct S00-A .wo-bedrcom and bath,
~''oSo combination living room.
dinette and kitchen. bum
galow of Johns-Mansville
construction located In
Kensing ION. just on e
square from stores and
transportation: lot look
$50. only ~ 300 cash
and payments CT S65 per
mo. Phone Mr. Terms.
orrA,rHHHkT S9o., 9o.,,1r1cco
Evening star., 1949-07-01
JEFFERSON PARK

Colonial brick and frame home with
outstanding qualities, in the midst
of Alexis best private and public
schools Center hall entrance. 3
bedrooms, . tiled baths, full bsmt
wooded lot; minis. from Pentaeon
-. Minis. from Washington. Terms
prinn rndatcnd n RsN
Evening star., 1949-07-01
CALIFORNIA COTTAGE

California cottage CUSTOM built on
your lot. Luxury liv. rm. with wood
burning firepl. and 100 50. IT. of pic
ture window opens on rear harden.
4 twin-sixe bedrms. with tremendous
floor -to-ceiling closets. Fully equip
ped kitchen includes refer, ranse'
Bendix washer and metal cabinets
Insulated expansion attic with space
for = additional bedrms. Qas-flred
radiant heat keeps floors warm and
home comfortable at low cost. Vene-
tian blinds throushout and full bath
with ceramic tile. Substantial land
only S12,5OO. For further informa-
tion on this or other plans. call
CARL M. FREEMAN, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
BELLE HAVEN


Two brand-new brick colonials in
this exclusive subdivision. each has
3 bedrms.. family size dining rn.,
large Nv rm with fireplace, n
tiled baths screened porch, full
bsmt. Attractively priced at S21,-
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
six-room brick home. attached ga
rage. superior location. owner
transferred Possession with title.
Reasonably priced at Sla,500;
81. 500 cash. .oalance like rent.
NEAR FIT. BELVOIR
Completely modern a-bedrm. white
masonry Cape Cod bungalow with
expansion possibilities: fireplace. full
bsmt., screened porch, det. sarase,
sarden tools, n acre OF land at
tractively fenced. $l.35O cash; lee.
CT loan.
NEAR G. w. HIGH SCHOOL
Attractive 2-story frame home; 3
bedrooms, full basement. fireplace,
equipped kitchen, Diet: garage. nicely
Handicapped lawn. Price, S13,950.
Conv terms may be arranged.
r. L. KANE, INC, REALTORS
Kins and Wash sts.,. Alex.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
MCLEAN VA

bOOO q FHELFS, INC.
l4l1 K ST NV -
NORTH ARLINGTON
fireplace, dining rm., equipped
kitchen. tiled bath; full basement
gas heat; near Westoyer shopping
center Price. Sl4,"50, with SlO,-
300 trust at ~. To inspect. dial
operator, ask for Elmwood 3'!5 or
1922 mo toll.
VIM. H. Laughhn, Realtor
Mclean. Va Closed Sunday and
Mon except for pgior appLs. -
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcont. J
ANNANDALE

nNNAINDALE
Rambler, .2ls yrs. old, over an acre
lot; 3 bedrms. OF generous size.
kit. with brkfst, nook. full bsmt.
oa.-ch, Can D1 lOI5 until o pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CARMODY HILLS-Home with in
come from Separate-entrance. COM
plete apt; rms, . baths. full
bsmt.: new a.-c oil neat; lot. 100
by 120: Immediate possession own
Easy terms. EARL j. PRESTON.
EH o. OF ewes SE 4hlA .
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Tak0na Park

Immaculate is the best word to de.
scribe this 2-story brk. with Diet
brk. gar; on beautifully Handicapped
lot. 1st a. has these extra features:
Covered concrete patio, breakfast
rm.. n bath; 2nd II. has 3 bedrms.,
Ia bath, extra storage space,
bsmt. has laundry, maids rm. and
1a bath; close to schools and trans,
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
oE. oss1. 311 Cedar st.. oE.- o257
Evening star., 1949-07-01
GRAHAM & co.
BEAUTIFUL

This large spacious well-desirnee brk
rcfidenrs. new. is located in beau
tlful Sligo Park Hills. Truly home
liv rfn. with fireplace, guest sized
dining I'm. lac kit. with break
nook, Formica counter top, garbage
disposal unit. grand cabinets. En-
trance hall has . closets, screened
side porch and lovely sun deck, tiled
powder rm. on 1st A.. 3 twin sized
beorms.. and huge bath on 2nd Il
In addition there is a fully finished
3ri fl. and basement rec rm, with
door to finished summer kit. din
cite. laundry and bath. built-in
gararc. price. S?S,950.
JOSEPH M. LYONS
Evening star., 1949-07-01
ASHTON HEIGHTS
BUCKINGHAM

BUCKINGHAM
2-apt. home in this desirable rental
area; live In the immaculate first-
floor apt. and rent upstairs at
Ss2.5O q month; lovely yard; conv.
to everything and only S14.75O.
LURIA BROTHERS
1900 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500 Il
COUNTRY CLUB COW.
New white hrk. Col. on wide lot nr.
WASHINGTON Golf Club; 14x23-ft.
liv. rm. tfirsplacel. dining rm.; to.
morrow,s kit, "a bath and screeneSs { 4
baths upstairs; full bsmt Many
additional fine features recommend
this strictly modern home.
MANNAS REALTY co.
GIG Wilson blvd. GL. 27s4 or
OK. 21S4. Il
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SUBURBAN SAlE-vlR6lkIA
MCLEAN

2-bedrm frame BUNGALOW on nice
ssrden, iull basement. new il oil
heating system. Diet. garage. Price
10000. To inspect dial operator
and ask for Elwood 1922 or 325 lno
TOLD.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Mclean, Va, closed Sunday and
Monday except for prior appts. -.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

EN-. 2345. II no answer. TO. 5627.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
ARLINGTON. SPECIALS
RAMBI,ER

ARLINGTON. SPECIALS
RAMBLER
3 bedrms, IN baths. featuring the
last word in modern living; equipped
all elec kitchen with Laundfomat
and deep freeze; has bsmt. and
carpolt; situated on cor lot in
best No. Arl. loo: 5 Minis from
Country Club Priced under $2l 900
Low monthly payments.
BRICK COLONIAL
8 rms, ?h baths, practically new;
easy walking distance to Clarendon
shop. center; all rms. are spacious:
with . flrepiaces. and delishtful
screened porch. Priced for immed
sale at SlS,251 with 40 1st trust.
Act fast on this one
RAMBLER
A real dream house; 3 large bedrms
2l-ft. L-shaped liv. rm.; f'oorto-
ceiling picture window and mir
rored firepl: extra-lge. EQUIP. kit:
util. rm. with Laundromat; beauti-
full fenced yard; conv. No. Arl loo
Close to everything Priced under
$4,000 with no development head
aches. owner transferred, must sell.
Call q til q
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
1873 Wilson blvd, Gil. 5000. OIL.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
ON 4 ACRES AT FAIRFAX

IOUHIHOUSE
With rare paintings and trees And
a lovely old garden, this gracious
and spacious 5-bedrna.. sla-bath
is set far back from the street and
In estate section. 1t contains &
fireplaces and h..w. oil heat; 3-car
nreproof garage. This property can
be made into an outstanding estate,
tea room or school with proper
repair and modernization. On transp.
near shopping and schools. Reas.
terms; price. $4,000. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive
agents. CH. 1888: ewes. and Sun.
GIL. 6616.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HEfI,FYiTR N5REa1

BELLEvUB FOREST
This practically new, owner-built
brick home on large wooded lot in
this lovely and restricted section
of nearby Va. near the waahington
Golf and Country Club. contains 4
twir-s -sized bedroom ana tiled bath
on. 1st floor. and two twin-siked d
bedrooms and tiled bath on 2nd
ing room with fireplace, o dining
room, equipped kitchen and q porch
which is screened in summer and
glassed in winter; full basement
above ground in the rear, slate roof.
Priced for immediate sale. GEORGE
MASON GREEN. exclusive realtor,
FA. 4424.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
FALLS CHURCH AREA

One Of 25 new Colonial brick left;
Ready for occupancy. 8 rms. ana
a bsmt.. tile bath. fireplace. screens,
comb. screen and storm doors Cop
acre lot. Plenty Of playroom for
children In this 80 acre develop.
ment Natural gas for cooking and
heating, Limited bus serv. schools,
churches and shopping conv. Price
Excel. with JAMES G. WARE. CH.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
KENSINGTON

cornsr lot: in excellent cond: oil
heat, full bsmt., stairway to finished
room in attic: priced very low.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont.
sOo MEAN sNLs-"D. tont.
BETHESDA-S15.95O

BE IHEODN-SI . ,SCU
Attractive 3-bedrm., bath home;
1iv. rm. With wood-burning firepl..
din. rm. modern kit, Diet. gar: close
to schools, shopping and. transp.
After, e pm call Mr.. Markham
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
RIVER RD.
ROCKCREST, MD.

ROCKCREST, MD.
approximately $4,000 cash can pur-
chase this capt unit, located 10
min from Naval Hospital. 1t is q
modern brick building with q
bedrm. apt. on lst floor and J.
bedrm. apt. on 2nd floor. Net carry
ing charge Of $50 per mo If 1st moor
apt is occupied by purchaser After
8 pm. call Mr.. Kermit Meyer. WI
D346
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC
Evening star., 1949-07-01
ANCIENT OAKS

ANCIENT OAKS
Surround this lovely home on a
beautiful. well-landscaped and wen.
kept a acre. The home in senera.I
is OF the rambler type with 6
gracious, Ice. rms. all on ! hoor
full bslnt.; expansion. brick con-
struction; Lear det. gar. For CON-
plete details, cali
Arlington Realty Co.
ooO4 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93O0.-1
Evening star., 1949-07-01
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
5-rm. Cape Cod, in conv. location,
1924 liv. rm.. attractive din. rm..
Q well-arranged bedrms., Ia bath:
full bsmt., recently painted and
decorated inside and out; lse. lot.
Priced S12.950. Attractive financ-
ing can be arranged.
Milton G. Smith, Realtor
4219 Wilson Blvd. oW. 1900.
MAIL e NrYTfnNII ADEA
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SUBURBAN SALe-MARYlAkp

GROOM HOME-Furnished with the
finest of furniture; all conveniences.
including hot-water oil burning
heating system, elec. refgr., washer
and elec. range: $1,000. Call Mr.
Chester Wickstrom, a2t.. Annapolis
1855. WILBUR 7. SHAWN, Broker.
Evening star., 1949-07-01

Small EState-S14.95O
INCOME ASSURED

Must sacrifice Immediately to settle
estate. Beautiful home, large enough
for 2 families; small down payment
and let tenants pay rest. Don't pass
this up.
RIGGS & co.
EN- O2Ak IL M Answer TO E6o7
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu,hwsst

COLoRED-S20b DOWN. Large brick
home near 10th and C sts.. 3 rms,
baths, h.-w.h, The buy of the
year. Call now. ST. 3952; ewes,
GE 9O19. y
COLoRED-si50 DOWN can buy this
20-ft. brick; vacant: 9th and O
SITS s.w.; 6 spacious private rooms.
full bsnt., coal h.-wh excellent
condition: priced for fast sale
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.. 1924
Eye st. nv ewes. GE. 51l1. II
Evening star., 1949-07-01
BEVERLY HILLS

fireplaces lot 65xl2S. 1st floor,
living room 13x22. dining room
1:,xl6, equipped kitchen. Westing-
house stove and refgr.. library and
full bath; End floor. large bed
rooms, large closets, tiled bath;
bath. laundry rm. and outside en-
trance; garage, large side screened
porch. sun deck. Venetian blinds.
$1,000 cash. bal, in st trust. own
er will sell for less than cnst
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SILVER spRING

Must sell this week end; any reas.
offer starting at $4,000 accepted:
6-rm., 2-story brick. with fenceo-
mr.. shopping, trans. public and
parochiai schools; immediate poss
Out Colesville rd. to 10000 block,
turn left on Lanark Way to Mark
ham St., right to house. Owner,
Evening star., 1949-07-01
BETHESDA-S18,95O
Mr. NAVAL, HOSPITAL,

An immaculate brick home, located
on q beautiful h-acre lot, with bar
becue fireplace, rustic picnic table
and swings for the children; large
living room. dining room. super de
3 bedrms. and tiled bath; a quiet
refined neighborhood where children
can play. in safety; financing to suit
your budget
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave-, EN-. 1900 It'll 9
Evening star., 1949-07-01
SEMINARY HILL

custom-built brick Colonial
home. Unusual and charming let
floor plan Spacious liy rm. with
fireplace and French doors OPEN
ing cnto large screened patio.
lovely dining rm. with built-in cab
inets and picture window. equipped
kitchen. . bedrms., Ia baths,
preezeway to attached garage; 2
bedrms. with tiled bath on Ind floor:
Handicapped lot lOOx15O IT.: out
standing location: city conveniences
Country atmosphere. Owner must
sell. You can buy it below repro
0urti0D cost
Evening star., 1949-07-01
LIVE IN COMFORT
S2.75O DOWN

And monthly payments Of ss5.47 incl.
insurance and taxes. will purchase
pansion attic, full bsmt... oil &C.
heat. and fireplace In living room.
: Clean as pin snd reasonably
priced at only S13,6b0.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Ag'cy.
OIL. e33s, OK. 1910; eyes,. OIL.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
HoUSEs-sALE-s.E Cont. ,

COLORED-$1 900 DOWN
600 block B st. s.e-3-story brick,
+ .arge. private rooms. full bsnt.
cond Cali Mr.. GEORGE. D1. 1924
after pm. LO. 6-Op45 Il
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Overlooking Potomac

Overlooking Potomac
ssx s.r 4;esqSsash Sssh r'ss'ssa Ssss niIa: sIs. FR 7
rm. and .recr, rm. with fireplaees.
walnut trim. Built BY . young man
Now has to sacrifice. II yop can
lsg|f''spdd n.|f bd.r 'ossEa ssEa4oSs6 eoSs6 '.rd rJhIss
GROOM REALTY. OK. or cH. 44S7.
Oman It'll q u m IL
Evening star., 1949-07-01
FOR LARGE FAMILY
&11 600

In setting Of tall trees. this 7.rm.
hons plus inelosed porch, 2.car
acre; nice garden. On trAnsporta-
ton. 10 miles b. c. Excellent for
large family. May go Qf.
CAPUT1 co.
, 1949-09-10
s U B { R IB /
AUCTION NOTICE

At the request of Attorney
William F. Moorhead, for and
on behalf of the Administra-
trix of the Estate Of Albertina
Allen Lowell, deceased, and
pursuant to an Order of the
District Court, dated August
9th, 1949, the Vendue Director
will sell at Public Auction on
Saturday 18th Of September
l949 at 2 o'clock p. M.
At property Nc. IF North
Street, Christiansted, all the
Household Furniture and Do
nestle Utensils belonging to
the said Estate, consisting of
Mahogany bedstead, Mahoga-
ny Press, Tables, etc., etc.
The said items, can. be seen
and inspected prior to the sale
by contracting the Administra-
trix, Mrs, Susanna James,, at
here residence, No. Z Strand
Street, Christiansted, v. /.
The terms and conditions of
the sale will be read at the
time of the Auction.
Christiansted's Vendue Office
18th August, 1949
D. c. Canegata
Vendue Director
Fee: $500
Say Two Dollars
, 1949-09-10

assurance to the outside world
that the product which carries
it meets the standards set by
the Government of the Virgin
Islands, thus encouraging wide
spread acceptance of the pro-
duct.
This Trademark, which was
designed by a local artist, will
also assist considerably in pub
licizing the islands and in the
development of the tourist
trade. All local manufacturing
and processing enterprises are
urged to apply for the use of
this Trademark at an early
date. Applications may be sub
mitted to the Government
Secretary in St. Thomas and
the Administrator in st. Croix.
, 1949-09-10
FOR RENT

Ten (l0) acres Of land at Es-
tate Rattan and Belvedere, be-
longing to the Estate Of Alder
tina Allen Lowell. deceased,
For further particulars. con.
tact the Administrators. Mrs.
Susanna James. or Attorney
William F. Moorhead.