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Arnold
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with the broad grin millions grew
to know, devoted much of his time
to writing giving the Nation the
benefit Of his knowledge of air
defenses.
The burial procession started
\ from St. Joseph's Chapel In the
Washington CATHEDRAL, where the
generals body had laid In state
for a day.
1850 Pay Respects.
+ A total of 1880 persons had
paid their respects to Gen. Arnold
when the chapel door was closed
to the public at II am. From
that hour until / pm. the chapel
was restricted to family men,
bers, about 40 of whom were
expected to attend the last rites.
A brief prayer service was con-
Quoted in the chapel at / pm. by
Dean John Wallace Suter of the
Cathedral and Gen. Carpenter.
Then the casket was closed and
UfdpeQ WIN tIle nag.
The Nations ranking military
leaders headed a long list of hon.
airy pallbearers which accompanied
the body. The list of invited pail
bearers contained, too, the names
J of other famous men - like
Charles A. Lindbergh. DR.. Vanne-
var Bush and former Secretary
of State Cordell Hull.
Six Horses Draw Caisson.
At the procession assembly
point, the casket was transferred
, to a caisson, drawn by six gray
horses. The caisson was fol-
lowed by a riderless horse, with
r stirrups and boots reversed, tradi-
tional mark Of respect for a
departed general.
Troops from each branch of the
service participated in the process
, sion which wound it's way slowly
5 along Constitution avenue. Bat
talions of cadets from the Military
5 Academy and midshipmen from
the Naval Academy also were
Y included.
Services at the grave were to
include scripture reading, burial
prayer and benediction. They will
: be followed by a 17-gun salute
: The traditional firing squad salute
: will be followed by the blowing of
taps. About 1000 troops were to
participate in the graveside cere-
' mony.
! Among the honorary pallbearers
I were to be Gems. Marshall and
: Eisenhower, Fleet Admirals King
Nimitz and Halsey, and such other
( friends as Bernard M. Baruch
James f. Byrnes and Jesse II
Jones.
Vice President Barkley and
members of the cabinet, diplo-
J. matte corps, Congress and the
Supreme Court also were to be
+. in attendance at the amphitheate,
{ services.
= Col. Henry j. Amen, Boiling All
! Force Base commander, Is parade
! marshal.
= Serving as body-bearers are All
= Force Pics. T. w. Spearling and
= NJ. w. Taylor; Army Sergts. Clay
P. Patrick and Elmer B. Branden-
4 berg: Navy Chief Petty Officer
d s. L. Pickett and QM/3 E. K
Rae; Marine M/Sergt. Henry G.
Roberts, and Coast Guard RM/s
: James A. Rifle.
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a go-ahead signal on super bomb
production.
This does not appear to be the
State Departments idea. State
Department leaders apparently as
sumo that if the arms race con-
tinues unrestrained the United
States will have no choice but to
make the most powerful weapons
ii can
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Byrnes

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Evening star., 1950-01-19
Dunn Not Due to Be Recalled
For Talks on Persecution,
BY the kssoeiofsd Pres,

by me NsSottdfed FFeSs
The State Department said to-
day 1t has no plan to recall Am
bassador James c. Dunn for
consultation on complaints that
Protestants are being prosecuted
in Italy.
"As far as 7 am concerned,
that's just another Communist
lie" an official said.
The Communist newspaper Unita
in Rome reported Mr.. Dunn was
being called home to discuss re-
ports that young evangelists of
the Church of Christ were stoned.
Evening star., 1950-01-19

January brings coldest tempera-
lures to the United States, but
February snowfalls are deeper.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ** As
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jury returns could be activated II
she is found sane in the future.
The Sanity Commission ruled
Mrs. Epperly was a victim of
"dementia praecox."
Evening star., 1950-01-19
DenfeId
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ton supporter and his testlmon,
took the White House and the tor
officials in the Pentagon complete
ly by surprise.
Admiral Denfeld then took 81
days leave. which expired today
During a blistering 4,500-wore
Senate speech, Senator McCarth,
waved before the Senators 6
photograph which he said wa.
copy of Admiral Denfeld's
commission-signed by Francis
P. Matthews and Harry s.
Truman and good until 1851
He expressed doubt that there
was vacancy IN Admiral Den
fields old job. s
Senator Tydings then withdrew
his request for prompt Senate ac-
tion on the nomination Of Ad-
miral Sherman.
More Testimony Asked.
Three members of the Senate
committee, Republicans Know
land of California, Gurney of
South Dakota and Bridges of New
Hampshire, urged that Mr.
Matthews be called for additional
testimony.
Senator Tydings didn't promise
that, but he expressed hope that
he could assemble additional fact.
for the Senate by Monday. HI
said he would offer the fact
without regard to whom they
hurt or help.
ST just want to make sure they
are facts and not suppositions be.
fore discuss them," he said.
After Secretary Matthews tes
timony last week, the Senat,
committee approved Admiral Sher
man unanimously and Senate
Tydings hurried to the Senate foo
to ask unanimous consent for al
immediate vote on the nomina
ton. At that time Senator Nc
Carthy blocked Senate action
indicating that he would hav'
more to say later. He spoke hi
piece yesterday.
After assailing Mr.. Matthew
as incompetent or just plain un
truthful" Senator McCarth
praised Admiral Sherman AM
made clear that he had no OBJ
lection to him personally.
But referring to Admiral Den
field, he said: I'VE must decid
whether he has been legally re
moved before we put another mai
in his place.
"The question before us to m
mind is not whether Admira
Sherman will make a better chic
of naval operations than did Ad
miral Denfeld," he added, mo
whether he will be able to wor
harmoniously with Secretary o
the Navy Matthews"
Commission Dated September IA.
Admiral Denfeld said his com
mission was dated September Il
1949, and was to run from Decem
ber Is, 1949, to December Is, 1851
He was removed from the pos
following his Capitol Hill testi
mony. but both Mr.. Matthews an
Defense Secretary johnson sal
that differences with the oper
alton chief predated the testi
mony and that 1t was not a re
prisal.
Secretary Matthews was aske
last week why there was
vacancy in the Office since Ad
f1airal Denfeld had been nomi
mated and confirmed for a sec
ond term last August.
Senator Mccarthy quoted tn
Secretary as follows: =
s'Well, at the present time tn
vacancy occurs by the fact tina
. Admiral Denfeld's first term ha
expired and he never has bee
appointed for a second term. Hi
+ name was suggested, he was con
flrmed, but his commission wa
Evening star., 1950-01-19

Nicaragua has bought a small
plane, equipped with dusting me-
chanism, with which to wage war
against the grasshopper invasion
in its western agricultural areas.
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CoIesviIIe PTA Dinner

"A spaghetti dinner and baked
goods sale sponsored by the Coles
vile (Md.) Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will be held from to
{ pn. tomorrow at the school.
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NERVOUS
oMAeH Fl

ALLIMIN relieves distressing Symptons
Of nervous stomach" heayiness after
msals, bslching, bloating and solic due tc
gas.s hasbesn scientifically tested
bydoctors and found highly effective. World
famous than v billion sold to data
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN
APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPLOYED GENTLE COUPLE; un-
maxi maximum SO. Isi, 81. 1894 after Il Hlti' &
NEwLYwEDs. with highest refer
ences, desire clean, unfurnished l.
bldg; NV. section; $50 max. MI.
1895, Sat. or Sun. 10 to 6. -9
NV. SECT!ON-Responsible couple
desires 1-bedroom apt. dinette,
prefer apt. bldg. BOX 405-M, Star
FURNISHED ONE OR TWO BEDRM.,
! near George Washington Univ,
! $11O maximum. Elk. 1449. %
3 GOVT. GIRLS desire two-bedroom
furnished apartment, convenient to
Pentason, Va. GIL. s516' RIM. o.Soe.
NEWLYWEDS want unfurn. apt.
NV. apt. bldg. preferred; $50 max
imHm; Aus. Is: DE. 6291, ii
refs. furnished. Box ASSN ASSN, IS Star: n.
UNFURN. 1 bedrm. apartment, perm
anent Govt. ,employe and wife; pre-
fer NV. section; $65 max: MI. 1859
uNFTRSD sisfJ D as 81 bedrm. das sHaaao apt u
house, good District NV. or close
In yirginia. OIL. 2057.
FRENCH EMBASSY Iaa secretary desires
REFINED young couple need new low
care. Dog. TR. 4sS6.
APT. OR HOUSE. furn. or unfurn.,
ausgs, 1Ssferred lst re 2 sPsS Rss LIST, MARYLAND
WANTED unfurn. bedrm., garden
CoLLEGE PRoFEssoR and wife
wants furnished apt. or room with
beginning mid August. 10. 2-4244,
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires one bed
room furnished. apt. with utilities,
living room, kitchen and bath;
or children. Ex. $500. Ext. si7o,
UNFURNisHED 2 BEDROOM apart
ment in D. c.; 8 adults; good ref
sEsesss; ssa.M s'sT RsTmanently employed !. Box
PERMANEsNTTIiY EiSlai ssETi EMPLOYED Govern
bedroom efficiency apartment in
apartment buildins, NV. section.
GE. 1850 after 8 pm. weekdays;
rnaSisHsn Oh eay e. ans APr. sdR dWRANrEp-ag.a-
room, living room. kitchen, pvt. bath;
young cple. RAJ 5O72. o.
ONE ROOM, BATH. unfurnished apt.
sought by woman, Christian, morn
ing (Sun,) privacy appre;; NV.
about $40. Box Aim, Star. IL
2-BEDRM. FURN. APT, for physi-
+ clan and mother. during emo. grad.
course; white, Protestant, temper
ate; garage conven. desired. HO.
7174 after pm. p
FUR. APT. WANTED-By elderly
/ Public Health nurses for months Of
Aug. and Sept. At least bedrms.,
individual beds; excellent care guar
sntesd; Write MISS ELIZABETH
WILL LEASE 2 BEDRM. apt. prefer
ably unfurn. in converted house or
apt. bldg. Jackson School, George
town area, desired, impeccable ref,
approx $9o-$100 per mo. NO. 5917.
FOR ONE. Scott, Dupont Circle, pref.
remod; hse, quiet, perm, excel. refs.
2 W BEDRM. TSs uNFURN. APT. NV,
prefer Mt. Pleasant or Georgetown.
2 women govt. employed, Sat.-Sun..
HO. $500, Apt. 703, weekdays after
TW6 AUSTRALIAN airmen require
furnished apartment with utilities;
ssii 'ss Re. ZOO. Extension s.IoiS,
Mon. through Friday. ga.
NURSE wants Ell. furn. or unfurn.
apt. tn apt. BLDG; NV. section. CAN
AD. $3.50.
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APrs. WANTED (con..)

EMPLOYED WOMAN, one or two
room, kitchenette, unfurn. NV,
close to downtown. Box 3S0-M. Star.
ONE OR ROOM APT. in apt. bldg.
py Govt: woman; unfurnished or
furnished; not over $50 mo. Box
LADY, Govt; empi.. desires unfurn.
or Turn; emo. apt, with prvt. bath,
in apt: bldg: Box, 431-M. Star. lls
LADY DESIRES room with Kitchen
cite and bath or room and private
bath; Clarendon: Sun. OW. 4l27- .
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, NO children.
no pets, financially responsible.
want to lease o one-room apart
ment In modern apt bldg. In Rock.
Vile and Bethesda area. Phone
National 1910.
RESPONS. BACHELOR, Govt. physi-
!cist; small. unfurn.: pvt. kit. and
bath; $50 mo. CO. 5545 after 10 . m.
MATURE GENTLEMAN, permanent
Treasury employe, desires furn. or
unfurn. efficiency OF one-bedroom
apt. in quiet apartment house; NV.
preferred; reasonable rental. Give
phone and full particulars. Box
MEDICAL T STUDENT, wife. school,
age daughter desires 1-bdr. apt. un-
furn. vic. Glover Park. OR, 1866. .
NEEDED IMMED., / or 2 bedrm. un-
durn. apt. Dupont Circle vic. NO.
CoIoRED FAMILY of 4 needs un-
furn. apt. or house; 2 children. To-
IL yrs. OF age; refs. DU. 1885.
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1415 Tuckerman NV.
KENT VILLAGE

SPECIAL NOTICE to Government en-
ployes. Only 10 min. By commuter
train to Union Station.
Some of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities "a
softbail, bowling, scouts, nursery
school. ETC.; memberships available
(. in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and w. M. g. A. buses into de-
yelopment.
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UPLAND
CAFRITZ DEVELOPMENT
I'M THE DISTRICT

IN THE DISTRICT
Unusual l and Q bedrm. apis. al
$77.50 and Ss9. so. includ. utils
New project, near Congress Hts.
minutes from downtown via So
Capitol St. Bridge. AS or AS bus
from 10th and Pa. ave. See res
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ON CAPITOL HILL

ON CAPITOL HILL
Furnished efficiency apt. avail. Aug.
|, ss5; furnished i-bedrm. apt.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
apt. near Boiling Field and Naval
All. Station; l-year-old bldg; SI00,
inelo utils: Mrs. Reifin, MA. 5oo5.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV. -12
CoLORED-e ROOMS. kitchen. semi
PIT PnTiyass Up bath; TR; ,Gal, 293a, - :,
. bedrms., kit. and semiprivate
bath: Adults. Sl00. 3
deposit on 1-rm., kit, share bath. .
rm. basement apt; also girl to
share 5-rm. apt; ready 2 wks., be-
ing decorated. DU. S032. %
COL0RED-COUPLE or 2 employed
girls. 1917 W. Virginia ave. ne. Pvt.
ent.. utils. incl; bsmt. apt. Ii.
coIoRRED-N. Y. AVE. Nw.-Newly U
rem, attr. dec. bed-liv. rm, comb. !;
kit. oath and shower, Vene. blinds.
inst, h.-w. heat; adults pref, $40.
RA. 5445, Mon, MA. 1857.
COL0RED-1 room, kitchen, bath;
employed couple ~ Se only. $50 F st.
COL0RED-1 I'm. and kitchen for
CoLORED@oNE ROOM. kit, and
semibath. DU. 1856. Ill
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GEORGETOWN

ATTENTION. STATE. EMBASSY
And other government officials. Newly
remodeled. attractively furn. apt mr.
Forrestal home: private entr.. liv.
decked awning porch overlooking
river; newly equipped modern kit.
dinette, modern bath with shower
ideal for couple or bachelors who
must entertain; S220 per month,
including all utils. Shown bet. Q and
nm EO 1871 q
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PARK VISTA APTS.
Exceptionally large 2.bedroom apt. in
Sc. Washington; good location. near
shopping center and school; cool in
summer: Venetian blinds through
out; laundry facilities and fenced
play areas: janitor service and util-
Phone 10. 2.O243. Ia
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1894 LANIER PL. NV. Q8th and
Columbia rd, vicinity yl-Attractiy
newly. decorated apt. for one only;
quiet home, desirable and convenient
location; gentle family. DE. $3.50.
STUDIO RM.. dinette, kitchenette
and bath; very cool. HU. 1888,
TAKoMA PARK, D. c., 71o1 Chest
nut st; n.w.H.Lge. corner bedrm
sRa eeats scme stls smp rc cps
TAKoMS PARk, SfSii Mb.Wii1I flowel
ave-, Apt. Two bedrms., liv. rm:,
kit. dinette. bath and gar; $92
per mo-; empl. adults only, %
BIDS; $50: utiIs. NJ: shops, buses
a1is KAIoRAMA RD.. Apt. IoG-
Sublease. 3-bedrm. apt, l mo. to
sssssa See f. WSasaiNNcroN San,iHEN BLVD a Arl.
1t is SO cool here9 / 5 minis. to 14th
and K; liv.. din, kitchenette, 1H
baths. incl. elec. ironer and refgr
gas stove; plenty OF, storage space
bus at door, shopping center across
street ofd-street parking; $125 pei
1I2I 45th PL. s,E.-Living rm.
issIs Sisarm'' VI Kit; 4s7s! ssinet'e' bath utils
$40 varnum st. n.w.-Liv. rn., 9
bedrms., kit, bath; all utils incl
J. G. WELDON CO., ME. 30l1. -9
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
! ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. $50 to $3.50 per day fol
l or 2: full hotel service: no time
limit. 500 goth st. NV. MA. 5426.
706 VARNUM ST. NV.
rooms, 2 bedrooms, nicely fur
nished, suitable for young men or
ladies'; $3.50. Apply ianitor or
GE. $3.50.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELAIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. IA. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1416.
MOVING ACROSS THR srREET OF
across the country: safe storage Il
fisDassfs fsons 10 fSNHs SSa uNfRoE uNTRsf sosaa Sossaa
MOVING By VETS exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GI. 6137.
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POTOMAC PARK
APARTMENTS
21St AND E SITS. NV.
Why Worry About
Transportation?
Live
Where You Walk To
Your Office
COMPLETELY
AIR CONDITIONED
Available Now
Beautiful carpeted corridors. Vene-
tian binds, parquet wood floors
throughout apartments, full sized
kitchens with separate dinette. un-
usual-sized closets with sliding doors,
2 ultramodern elevators, secretarial
switchboard service. garage.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Efficiency Apis. From $83
Living Room 81 Bedrm. Apis.
From $120
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Resident Mgr. on Premises
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
NEW GARDEN
FIREPROOF APARTMENTS
Immediate and Future
Occupancies

OccupancleS
ALL THE COMFORTS of moder,
de lyxs apt. plus the spaciousness Q
A perfect plan for modern
living; featuring 11x5-ft. HOL-
LYWOOD PICTURE WINDOW,
parquet floors, enormous clos
cts with sliding doors, Vene-
tian blinds. double porcelain
drain boards, broom closet and
exhaust fans.
EFFICIENCY APIS. - Pri-
ysss ssnsTanss' siisa batS S,ns sno%sq. sosn
dressing nm, fully equipped
kitchen, incl. util.; $67-$6e.50.
rm, l7x22.6, bedrm. l5.3x1O,
delightful kitchen, fully equip,
all utils. incl; $7s.75-$S1. so.
3-BEDRM. APT. - Liv.-din.
Tni s,lo 17xsss sad,E1asss master ,.Sranm Ssarm
atiis, ntiinsh mel; is $50. .so.ssSss. ssoo1sss.o' al
EXHIBIT APT.-wA. 1877
OPEN $3.50 AM. TO 1880 PM.
3407 TULANE DRIVE
DIRECTIONS - Out N. H..
ave. TO- University lane.
to Old Colesville I'd. and our
project, or out r. I. ave. which
becomes BALTIC. blvd. to last
gate of u. of Nd, turn left
on University lane to Old
Colesville I'd. and our project.
Jonathan Woodner Co.
1900 18th st. N. W. RE. 2sss, RI
7226. -
!.
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HOTEL 144O

One rm., kitchenette and bath: "a
hr. phone and elevator service:
S24 80 to S31 so weekly. l440
Rhode Island ave. NV, %
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! and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM $71.75
Utilities Included In Rent

Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburs, take Route q. 8; so to
Route 202. so ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Md.
P. DIGS
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DONA LEE APTS.
FALLS CHURCH VA.

AI1ao CI1UfTCd, VA.
In beautiful suburban area close to
Baileys. Crossroads Intersection of
Columbia pike and Route ~. The
apis. are pleasingly decorated; most
have SWAY exposure. Equipped
kitchens including exhaust fans.
Convenient. built-in chests OF
drawers. Laundry room in each
bsmt.. private locker storage, fenced
in play areas. Rental, 1-bedrm., $76
Columbia pike to Baiisys Cross.
roads. right to Charles st.. left to
circle and right to Apt. 103 at sos
Vista dr., Mrs. Gales. Res. Mgr.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
JE 3-H673. QW $500 "A
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED

De Luxe Duplex Apis.
Catholic univ, consisting. Of liv.
rm:, dinette. lge. bedrm.. kit. and
bath.
Apply 443O End st. NE.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

ONE AND TWO BEDRMs., 4 and
lge. rms, MANCHESTER GARDENS
S110 Tahona dr.. Silver Spring. Md
JU. 7-9024
Evening star., 1950-07-09

CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.;
and 2 bedrms., daily maid service
monthly rentals Call DU 1000
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FURNISHED APTS.
OR UNFURNISHED
SUMMER RATES; l TO 5 ROOMS
ROOSEVELT HOTEL
18th and v SITS. NV.
1911 PARK ROAD NV.
APT. 204
Rec. hall, liv rm., dinette, kit. anC
bath in ultra-modern elevator build.
ing tastefully furn.: SS2.25 mo
JESS FISHER, INC, 1920 K st
NV, EX. ISL.
2O25 FENDALL ST. S.E.-Newly fur.
nished, living rm., bedroom, kit
dinette, bath; utils., incl; S110 mo
Daniel Diener & Co., ST. 1881
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NV. VACANT, End a., 4I27 9th st.
2 r. kit. and pvt. bath; utils. furn.;
] Couple. Sos. dE. OF oi7s. 'D'e'' ii fqui'
3 RIM. APT, apply WHITE STAG
SHOE REPAIR, 500 E st. NV.
4645 BREWER PL. N.W.---1 rm., kit
pvt. bath, 2nd fir, pvt. home; utils
furn:: S55. Wo: 1874,
attrac. semi-bsnt apt. pvt. entr
26-ft. paneled liv. rm., fireplaces. lge
bedrm., numerous closets, kit, bath;
S100. After IL noon.
IDEAL LOCATION-Cross ventilation
nr. shops and buses: restricted
adults only. OW. 1868. 20
Mr.. CENSUS BUREAU duplex
apts., / furn. and ] unfurn.; pvt
entrances. Call HI. 443I. %
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EXHIBIT APT.-wA. 1877
OPEN $3.50 AM. TO 1880 PM.
34O7 TULANE DRIVE

Jonathan Woodner Co.
1900 18th st. N. W. RE. 2s3s, RI
1895. -
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NAYLOR GARDENs-open for in.
spection ! to 81 and 2-bedroom
In DC. Sales ONCE in Administra-
tion Bldg. 30th and Naylor rd. Sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings, call OR.
E7R1 or TW 11Q1
, 1950-03-29

ADDRESS OF Welcome
by Hon. SAMUEL c. CHASE
On the occasion of the inaugu-
raj celebrations Of His Excellency.
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO as Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands of the
United States.
Mr.. Master of ceremonies
Your Excellency Honorable
Morris F. de Castro, Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior, Mr..
c. Gerard Davidson, distin-
guished guests, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends and fell
low Citizens.
The occasion which has
drawn us together here this
afternoon is rather an auspici-
Gus one, one to mark the as
sumption of duties of the new
executive head with suitable
ceremonials. We consider our
selves singularly honored by
the Presidents appointment
and the confirmation by Con-
gress Of the first native-the
Honorable Morris F. de Cas-
tro-as governor of the Vir-
gin Islands. This appointment
is interpreted by us as the first
step to a greater and more in
elusive self autonomy.
Every now and again accord
ing to our democratic system
one incumbent takes his exit
and another enters upon the
stage of activities. With such
transition many are the COM
ments and speculations. If a
stranger, how would he orien-
tate himself to the new condi-
tons, circumstances and ac-
quantances, if, as in this case,
one already connected with
the affairs Of government how
would he relate himself to his
past and present responsible
ties, how would he differenti-
ate between existing ties and
the affairs of State so that har
mony and peace would blend
, 1950-03-29
HENO

40 nave the IduldI1t led4tn, the
smiling disposition and the
sparkling energy that make a
young lady SO winsome and gay,
it's a grand idea to drink two
glasses of chocolate HEMO
each day. You see, this delicious, |
Vitamin and Mineral Fortified
Food Drink is not only tasty
its just packed with important
food values, TOO! There's Vita
min A to help fight off colds
and keep resistance high -.
Yitamin 81 so important for
good appetites and digestion.
Niacin for clear, radiant skin
and Vitamin D for strong,
straight bones and graceful
bodies. What's more, you get
minerals needed for good red
blood, extra energy and happy
good health. How about Hemo
TODAY? Delicious, hot or
cold-any time Of the day!
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HNnN AN0s -
nicely with efficiency to the
attainment of a successful adj
ministration. /,
For over thirty years Mr.. de
Castro has been connected
with the government of the
Virgin Islands, he has filled
many high offices and on
many occasions acted as gov.
ernor; thirty years is a long
time for a man to remain in of
flee, men rise and fall in pub
lie favor with succeeding is
sues but fortunately during
these thirty years Mr.. de Cas-
tro has demonstrated such
keenness Of intellect, such
high qualities of statemanship,
such knowledge Of our mum.
cipal problems; such a grasp
of national relationship that
we can truthfully say Of him
that as a leader he is adept,
skillful, progressive and uni.
formly successful.
The problems which con-
front this municipality are
ramifying, they seem to pene-
trate every phase of our hui
man existence with different
effect upon the separate COM
munities. They call for redress
and address from every indivi-
dual in one great community
| effort to the betterment of con
ditions. Our new governor is.
called upon to face the issue,
to tackle the problems, and to.
map out a program leading to
the solution thereof. !
Present in this large assemI
blage here this afternoon are
the working men and women
from the countryside. They re
present the blood, sweat and
tears of the economic life Of
this community. They have
come to lend their part to.
these celebrations because
they feel and hope that in this.
administration they will find
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a nearly welcome.
They have come to join me
in declaring to the visitors
from our sister island Of Saint
Thomas whose problems are
similar to ours and whose
heart strings vibrate with a
frequency equal to our own
that they are doubly welcome.
And to our new governor
who had a little over twenty
four hours ago taken the oath
of Office in extending a well
come not our land for with
such he is already well ac-
quainted, not to our homes for
his comings and goings over
the years have already pro-
cured him that but to our
hearts and confidence in pub
lie affairs and to wish for him
a long term of success and
good will.
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nicely with efficiency to the
attainment of a successful adj
ministration.