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Evening star., 1950-05-28
BY OWNER

Home and income; English stone and
brick; hrst floor, two bedrms,, living
room with fireplace, dining room,
equipped KITCHEN, heated sun room
and tiled bath; basement has spaci-
Gus recreation room with fireplace,
tiled laundry. work shop, two store
rooms; second floor with private en-
trance, has twin-bed room, living
room, equipped kitchen and tiled
oil hot-water heat; attic fan; storm
sash and screens throughout; re-
Gently redecorated: desirable neigh
borhood near Yorktown School and
Greenbrier Playfield; convenient
transportation to Pentagon. S23,45O;
SShe SSth st kriinstoni NV o2r2 a1oe NoIes 9s
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT WILL BUY modern nreproof
warehouse. 10000 to 10000 50
#, In D. c. or nearby Md. A. M.
ROTH, RE 1880.
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sUsINEss PsoP.-sALE tcs...l

COMMERCIAL SITE
IN busy suburban area; lot loox42o
Auldridge Real Estate Co.
OIL. 646s -sa
FROZEN cBSTARD STAND. fully
equipped and operating with ideal
Set-up for expansion into soda bar
and srilI. see ESQ with convenient
nnanctng. A money maker. Rea-
sonsble cash will handle
F. B. MALCOLM
Exclusive Realtor, OW. HnsA
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-RENT

IN ROSsLYN, VA, 3 min. from down
town across Whitehurst Freevay
11.000 50. it., fenced-in yard. Suit.
for construction yard. storage. etc.
Legation; 1911 goth st. North: OR.
NEAR 10th AND FRANKLIN NE
Quonset hut, 40xs0. and yard, 6px
90; $3.50 mo. A. M. ROTH, RE.
NR. NAVY YARD-New 2nd-eomI
brick bids. about 1000 "a. #. l6
fl. CHI; oil h.-w.h.: ofe., 2 wash
rooms, 5000 mo. Sell for $22 800.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1890.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN LOCATION. restaurant
space for rent. kit, newly equipped
ana passed D. c. inspection Rsa-
R5ie Kent. close to bus stations.
cor. iial n ST. N.E-ruo Tm.
kit. bath; insurance, auto loan,
beauty parlor, professional man
suitable home and once S65 mo
Inaqirs Barber shop. 81.
WILL Ii;b ERESI ERECT. sToRE-i 200 50: #
Al leth and r i. AZ. ne For
acceptable tenant. LA. 6-4737.
REAR sos X NV. 25xls, 6f,ek
eHi,ainS Pulls h1s and lAvatory, Eround noor,
manu-. rspai. shop, etc. Only $50.
3oos I4th ST. N.w.-Entire and Ar
app, l4xs5: bright, clear space:
ample windows suitable for ofnees,
s9nool, etc. Apply LIST foor after
CENTRALLY LOCATED OFFICES
ior rent. suitable for beauty par
!or. doctor. etc; excellent location
Tor restaurant: within walking dis
lance OF ouS and cars; vie Doctors
nosp'Isi' anf 81 Ssso Ss!s remodel to suit ten
NEAR :th AND PA. AVE. N.w.-En-
tlre BIDS, containing i 900 50. n.
entrance on Indiana ave. and c
81. suitable Tor used furniture or
Service-type business Cali Mr. Hol
land. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 1900.
SECOND FL. 40S sth NV. across
from Lansbursh'sA; size APPROX
25x5o-ft.; divided into several rms
toilets; suitable for dentist tai
1ortng shop. jewelry and watch re-
pairs. etc; reasonable rent; immed
poss. Contact Mr.. Jenkins. SHAN
NON & LUCHs CO. Realtors, 1908
st NV. M. 2aA5.
10Th AND r SITS. S.W.-App. 900
So. IT. in large downtown 2nd comm
hldg.; concrete floors. pass. and
frgt. elev,: excellent for light man
niacturing. etc. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN 4 CO. Realtors, 1918
ST. NV. Me. 54OO.
18th ST. NV. between G and H
Store. app. oox95; additn nal balcony
space; excellent location: reas. rent:
poSs, app. 80 DAYS. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN a. CO.. Realtors, 1919
st. NV. Ma $500
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INDUSTRIAL and 2nd eomnereial
a. ~. ROTH. m 7Aaa-
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NO HEADING

l i-st feel good and playful come on
over and see me. Bring the children
too. There will be plenty Of room
&c play in my nice large yard. !
am a cute little bungalow with .
rm. with frepl., din, rm., and
equipped kit. full bsmt. also exp
attic. Ny price is only Sl3.5oo with
excel terms
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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IMAGINE THIS

Overlook Wash. from the lge. 1st-nr.
den of this attractive lge 3-bdrm
Colonial with lge. liv. rm. with firpl.,
bsmt. with outside entrance. It's
worthy of inspection. Call now.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
RADIO BLDG, IA. 4-1155
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OPEN TO-DAY

OFEN IODA 7
$11, 300, With 81, 500 Down.
One-auarter acre goes with this lovely
white cottage; , bedrms. with a
3rd bedroom possible; liv. rm., din.
rm., equipped kitchen, large inclosed
rear sleeping porch. fenced yard.
beautiful lawn and shrubs: monthly
payments, $50. Directions: Out Lee
highway Ia miles past Falls Church,
turn left on Fairmont ST., follow
our "open" sign.
ArfaX Realty. FA. 1850
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL
Lyon Village on corner
with .4-corner bedrooms and bath
upstairs; center-hall design gives
huge living rm. with fireplace along
one side Of house, lge. screened
porch, din. rm. is approx 14-ft.
square, lge. kit. and powder rm.,
ful bsmt. Owner will take your
home in trade. This lovely home
MUST BE SOLD. Directions: Out
Wilson blvd. to Gusts road, turn
right to 2425 and our Open sign.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2lI6 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK, 27s4
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LAUREL,

Cinder block and tile bldg, sOx95, in
1st commercial area; excel. location
on Washington-B BALTIC. blvd; suitable
water and elec. Price, S25. 900. Ap-
ply LAUREL REALTY CO., $50
Wash. blvd, Laurel, Md. Laurel 492.
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INVEST. pRoP.-sALE tcen,.l
INvesTMENT PROP. WANTED

SEVERAL CASH CLIENTS, interested
mainly IN large apartments or lKe
commercial properties. Please cali
Mr.. FarT, OR. 12l4, with FRANK
s PHILLIPS. Dl. l41l. Il
PRIVATE PARTY wants Aunt apt
bldg; prefer GI financing. Box
SIX, Star. Sqs
HAVE SlO.O0a IDLE. Put TO work for
me in GOOD property. Box 2q4-C,
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BUY THE VIEW

BUY THE VIEW!
Brick bungalow thrown in! Lge. liv.
rm. 17x12, din. rm., equipped kit.
2 bedrms, and tiled bath; stairway
to expansion attic; beautiful finished
bsmt. entire family will enjoy.
N. G. HINES & SON
Court House Square. oW. 9O2O-9023.
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'NV''Ef .I.FE' . VI N. W .--NpnIWT
S75 PER MO.
Large space. brick building, suitable
for small business. There is water
Electricity and q washroom in this
buildins.
Henry J. Robb, Inc. Realtor
1924 VERMONT AVE. NV. DI sl4l
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FURNISHED
AIR-COND. SUITE

Across from Mayfiover. new
y decorated and oarpeted.
Available Immediately, COM
plete with typewrtters and
Hing cabinets II desired. Space
will accommodate 2 or 2
executives with becretAriAL.
Present occupant must sub-
lease Immediately.
lO2S CONN. AVE, RE. 1898.
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ATTRACTIVELY FURN. OFFICE Win

OFFICES, stores or shops with mark
Ing. central location In distribution
area, 9th and r. I. ave. ne, | 900
So. 1t, per floor, bsmtE. with OUTSIDE
entrance, excel. for storage or shopS,
reasonable rent. Call Mr.. Heyne. MA.
Sna5 -2p
THREE ROOMS facing Ca, ave. 2
large picture windows; also conven-
lent for living quarters. a71a Ca.
ave. JU. 7-764b. al
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VARIETY OR RESTAURANT
Available at once in progreSSive shop
ping area in Arlington: 6o-ft. show
windows in corner location; parking
faculties Also space for baker
appliances, Jeweler Call Mr. Hol.
land. H. G, SMlTHY CO. ST. S3nO
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1924 PA AVE, SE
One to rms. 1900 ga. It, suitable
Tor any profession, excellent busy
neighborhood, reasonable rent, long
OF short term lease. T. ID. BURGESS,
VI. 2s02 till &.
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YOUR HOME
Paving For Itself
LISTEN TO THIS
AND FOR $10.5OO
LYON VILLAGE

This handsome 3-bedrm. native stone
home is being sold at loss to the
owner, who is peing transferred. A
rare opportunity IN this location,
for only S21, $50.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local Broker for over a Quarter
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dSmNNG
M5ashIo11
E&47LalA
by Bornodlno cSTTIekoSt

Greetings ladies! double
holiday definitely filled
Christmas decorations filled with
holiday shoppers Everyone joining the
spirit Christmas is really the JOY of giving.
This gift to girl friends be large
price gone the gift
the thought behind II this particular been
troubling I'd like help with suggesions
First Of all 1t always nicer to give something that friend
ordinarily
cologne probably
hasn't around buying And really there
type person who
particular powder that
the complete OF their
favo1te cologne although 1t is good idea
type a album Of the
recordings along that line would be perfect gift
always / good taste a gift don't the
fundamental shades Of black white
bright pair gorgeous gold pair
grand inexpensive the
average costume
novelty gifts this instead OF the scatter
called pearls that
usage especially they the blouse
type present would
woman 5 the feminine tailored type.
Although rather late for this suggestion I'd like
the First because when
probably
address, telephone number It's
gift that by daughter
husband
thought selecting your
rushed ordered them at the last minute Nevcrhe
less, they to be appreciated
hoping that these suggestions have helped
shoppers And all of the biggest and merest
Christmas ever
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sish by Handel at the Christmas
morning services at IL o'clock.
Dec. "a. Mrs. c. Williams, direc-
tor. Mr.. J. Moultrie. organist.
Mrs. Roland Carson and daugh-
ter. Karen, OF Cleveland. Ohio, ar
rived in the city for u two week $
visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis Dillon. 9l4 Bryant
Ave. No.
Mrs. Ruby HOweItOn. 40 En-
erson Ave. No, arrived in the
city from Des Moines, Iowa, with
her two children. Tonic and Ron
aid, Sunday, Dec. 10. Mrs. Howell
ton had attended the funeral of
her uncle in West Des Moines,
Iowa.
Prof. and Mrs. NOrvaI BarIIS-
dale, ST., arrived in the city Sat
urday, Dec. 8 from jefferson
City. Mo, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Norval Barksdale Jr., 1908 Emer-
son Ave. Prof Barksdale is a
teacher at the Lincoln University
in Missouri. They Will be in the
city for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Carr, 1852
Fifth Ave. So, entertained at a
barbecue and turkey dinner Sat
urday, Dec. 8. Guests present
were Messrs and Mines. Earl Will
liams, Louis Walls, James Stew
art, Mines. Lucinda Miller and
Bertha Starks, Miss Ora Finney
and Mr.. Albert Hurt.
The WOmens Auxiliary Of st.
Thomas Church will hold their
Christmas party Wednesday, Dec.
q at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Boyd Crawford. 1902 f. 2sth st.
The Christmas party given by
the Missionary Society OF st,
Peter A.M.E. Church will be held
Friday. Dec. % at the Church
from 2 to 4 p. m.
Mr.. Turner Anderson arrived In
the city from Los Angeles, Calf,
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Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, $40
Bryant Ave. No, is still under the
doctors care. Mrs. Patterson has
been i'll at her home for several
weeks.
Tho Choral Club OF ST. Peter
AME church will meet Friday,
Dec. Is at s p. m. at the church.
All members are requested to
please be present
Mr.. Joe Ware, 1892 Fourth Ave.
So, Is critically i'll at the Fair
view hospital. Mr.. Ware was ia
ken to the hospital Friday night,
Dec. 8.
The Phyllis WheatIey Auxiliary
met Thursday, Dec. II, at the
Phyllis Wheatley House.
Mrs Ulysses Cuts, Atlanta,
Ga. is in the city visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Parker. 9l2 Bryant Ave. No. Mrs.
Parker is recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON.
Mary Kate BreedIOve. SO4 AID
rich Ave. No, Is recovering at her
home after a weeks illness.
A Christmas party Will be held
for the piano students at the
Phyllis Wheatley House. Monday,
Dec. 10. from 7 to 8 p. m. Each
student may bring one guest.
After the party lessons will be
discontinued for a two week vaca-
ton. Lessons will be resumed
Tuesday, Jan. 2
The Border Choir will render a
Hallelujah Chorus from the Mes
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
WINNEAPOIIS RIRTiJDAYN

MINNEAPOI.IS BIRTHDAYS
Dec. IL Jalmer johnson. lS4S
Queen No: Augustus Cotton. Min
neApohs: Noah PatemAn, olA
Bryant Ave. No: Nellie Stone.
900 GirArd No; MrS. John r,
shepard. Sa2s 9Th Ave. So
Dec. lS-w Waiter J. Murphy.
1900 Stevens Ave. So: Ellen
Powell. iToi Humboldt Ave. So.
Dec. Edward Hayes, AA00
Firth Ave. So.
Dec. 20-Shiriey Wade, Se2l
Fourth Ave. So. Dec. 2l-EdwArd
Elliot. 1917 Fifth 81. So: Mrs.
Margaret Riess, Sill Emerson
Ave, No; Elsie jackson. 606 N.
nfth: Mrs Allen Young, lao Nc
Kubin.
Dec. 22-Mra. Mamie d. FogE.
S7O9 Fourth Ave: Mrs. Esther
Brown. SS2S Firth Ave. So; Doris
White, Minneapolis: Harry White.
1924 Clinton Ave: Poly wilburn.
1901 Humboldt Ave. No.
Dec 23--Mrs. Ruth Judy, 3o2l
Fourth Ave. So; Fred Sims. 1919
nth Ave. So: HiAwatha Tatum.
ll43 LyndAle Ave. No.; Dennis
Miller, 1901 Bryant Ave. No,
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Dec. 20-Joe Monroe, 622 Lyle
hart Ave: r. c. Collins, e46 E.
Belvedere. Dec. 2l-Mrs. Mabel
Patrick. 1881 Park St: Evelyn
Lamb, $50 w. Central Ave.
Dec. 22-VelmA Harrison. o6S
Iglehart Ave; Maurice Hender-
son. 200 st. Anthony Ave: Ernest
Williams, 936 81. Anthony Ave.
Dec. 23-MrH. r. v. Schine, $40
st Anthony Ave; Mrs, Carolyn
McWatt. 726 Sherburne: Beatrice
Holden, 969 IglehArt Ave; Eliza
beth Combs, 467 st. Anthony Ave.
Dec, 24-Mrs. Nova Green. $40
Carroll Ave; Mr.. w. A. Young.
SAL st. Anthony Ave.
Dec. 26- Mrs. James Rideaux,
TOT Rondo Ave; Mrs. Leila Jack.
son, 739 Rondo Ave; Tommy
Hickman, 3b4 N. Dale st.: Pinkie
Young, 323 Rondo Ave; Mira.
George Chandler, 828 81. Anthony
Ave; Mrs. Leila Jackson, 7S0
Rondo Ave.
Dec. 26-Arthur HIN, B3s Car.
roll Ave: Lloyd Charles 0ambol.
436 Aurendel: Willie Brown, 7p2
w. Central Ave; Pauline Ray.
COS st. Anthony Ave.
Out-Of-T0wni Dec. 24-Kenneth
Holley. Buffalo. N. Y.
Out-Of, Town Birthdays
Dec. IL II. o. Newman. 24l6
Tracy Ave. Kansas City Mo:
Dec. le-ReV. NJ. 70. Nelson. Col
umbus, Ohio.
Dec. 2O-Hibert A. Bowden.
Rockford, III. Dec. 23~Mlss Gene
va Holland. New York City. N.
Y
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The AEa-coatury Club viii
meet Wednesday. Dec. 20, at the
home Of Mira Gloria Henderson.
The club IL soliciting new men,
bers, Any young married woman
between the ages of IS and so
may Join the club, II interested.
cali Elkhurst. SITS,
Mr.. and MrS. w. l. Collins. 6ol
st, Anthony Ave. viii observe
their 2oth wedding anniversary,
Wednesday. Dec, 20.
Mr.. ortOa shelton, 7A2 Rondo
Ave. win give . birthday and an.
niverSary party In honor OF his
wife, Mrs ella Mae Shelton In
their home Saturday. Dec. -. In.
vitAtiona are in the mail TO this
affair.
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Jones, 1900 Portland Ave. So.
Mrs. Francis Doyle Jr., 1884
Fourth Ave, So, Is III at her home
with a cold
The Star-LIte Usher Board Of
st. Peter AME church met Sun
day at 4;30 p. m. at the church
for q rehearsal. The girls win
usher for the services Sunday,
Dec. II.
Mrs. Fred Edwards, 1900 Elliot
Ave. is confined to her home and
bed with illness.
Misses Gwen Miller and Gloria
Brown. 3749 Fourth Ave. &c.,
were the dinner guests Of Miss
Gloria Pettiford, 6O7 GLrard Ave.
No, Sunday. Dec. 10.
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Beulah Mae CruRe. escort; Jean
Waters, financial secretary;
Mabel Harris, treasurer Zelda
Cook. gatekceper; trustees. Loyal
Daughters, Mae Lark, Susie
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to join his wife, Mrs. Betty Anne
Anderson. The Andersons are
planning to make their home in
this city. At the present time,
they are staying with Mrs. An
derson's mother. Mrs. b. Car
michael, 3744 Fifth Ave. SO.
The RectOrS Guild Of St. Thorn
as church will hold its Christmas
party and club meeting Monday,
Dec. II at the home OF Mrs. Opal
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Bowen and Anna serogEins.
Mira. Minnie ROblnSon. roc Ron.
do Ave. 10 at homo and able to
be up after undergoing an opera
ton recently In the aoapital.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs Dorothy James elected Loyal Daughter Ruler Of
Jackson Past Daughter Rulers Council when the
group December Elks Rest Mrs LEAR Howard Dis
Deputy presided the meeting Other officers elected
Florence Gooden loyal daughter rulers Elizabeth
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SOCIAL G. PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Rebeque Force 1928 Minnehaha Past Grand Deputy
OF Minnehaha post No l29 very ill St. Marys hospital
Mrs Force has been i'll for four weeks and the hospital
weeks
The Friday Night Out Club met at the home of Mrs La.
vern Thomas, HOP Fourth Ave &c. Friday Dec g.
, 1950-11-13

being changed appreciably by
schooling We still believe in
Alice in Wonderland econo-
mics and our morality is that
of the barnyard. We cling te-
n~aciously to pauperism and
embrace socialism, but ignore
sociology.
What is education, then, be-
comes a vital question for us.
We in the Virgin Islands need
real education to be made into
American citizens who believe
in independence and the strug-
gle Of man to rise by his own
efforts. We need education to
improve in all the arts of liv-
ing and to learn the technolo-
gy of making a living. Above
all, we must seek to answer
the question in terms of gene
raj meaning to the rest Of the
world.
, 1950-11-13

Education is made up Of all
the training and experiences
possible to the creature in its
life time. For civilized human
beings education is in good
part literary during the period
OF schooling; but, probably
even for the most literate,
book knowledge is Of minor
Importance compared with
other methods of learning to
live in our society. It is only
now that the schools are begin
ming to move away from arti-
ficial situations in the "educa-
ton" of young people. AS a re-
ferent, the oldest university in
the United States has just Civ
en- an undergraduate art class
it's permission to draw the hui
man body from living models.
This year the whole country
is deeply concerned over the
question, what is education?p,
Time and Life have carried
full discussions of some of the
pressing problems of Ameri-
can education as special fea-
lures. One alarming fact
stands out in the studies: The
average American teacher is
not well educated and some
are pretty poorly prepared for
teaching the whole child all
necessary social skills along
with some of the knowledge
found in books. OF, course, we
in the Virgin Islands are even
less fortunate.
Our schools do offer the ira
ditional literary subjects, and
eighty per cent of our people
are functionally literate; but
education itself is only acct
dentally achieved in our
schools. There is no recogni-
ton of reality in our education
al system and SO the behavior
patterns of the people are not
, 1950-11-13

Inc ancient question which
forms the title of this essay
has never been answered in a
manner that can satisfy every
one. Even the derivation of
the noun is not certain; and
authorities differ over wheth-
er the emphasis of the original
was upon proper rearing of
the child or upon teaching
him certain skills and tabus.
During American Education
Week, thousands of orators
declaim millions Of words
about education; and writer's
produce innumerable essays to
glorify a tenuous and little
understood process of civiliz-
ing young savages and making
them into reasonable facsi-
miles of the ideals of manhood
and Womanhood in the folk
lore of their elders.
Every now and then, an edu
cational leader makes the dis
covery (long ago made by
Moses and Noah) that children
should be shown the right
road and forced-but very
gently-to walk over it. An
other leader, ignoring original
sin thinks that teachers
should let the children alone
to grow as the plants grow.
Both Of them feel divinely in
spired about education. But
the general public especially
the voters must ask the ques-
ton, what is education, from
time to time.
| do not propose an answer
that will satisfy many people.
This is more or less a personal
theory which is shared, at
least in part, by certain educa-
tors who have taken time out
to study the philosophy Of edu
cation from the same view
point.
, 1950-11-13
INVOLVEMENT

The Salvation Army will be
having a welcome meeting for
Major Albert Moffett in the
marketplace on Tuesday Nov.
18th, at 7:3O pm.
The public is asked to attend.
, 1950-11-13
PUBLICATION

All interested persons are
hereby advised that lists of de-
linquent Real Property Taxes
and Night Soil Removal Ser
vices Fees for the calender
year 1949 have been posted in
the lobbies of the Department
Of Finance, both at Christian
sted and Frederiksted.
Unless the amounts shown
are paid by May /, 1851, the
respective properties will be
attached by the Sheriff in the
manner provided by law.
Office of the Administrator
for st. Croix,
Harry E. Taylor.
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-11-13
What is Education?
J. Antonio Jarvis

The ancient question which, Education is made up Of all
orms the title Of this essay the training and experiences
las never been answered in a possible to the creature in tic
manner that can satisfy every life time. For civilized human
, 1950-09-25
NORTH KOREAN
REDS IN RETREAT
ON MOST FRONTS

North Korean Communists
still fighting hard, but are
nevertheless retreating on
most fronts. What is called the
giant "nutcracker" brought
about by the Inchon landing.
IS about to close on them. The
armies moving up from the
south and those from the north
are only SIS miles apart. One
force travelled 20 miles in less
that "a hours.
Australian troops will soon
go into action in Korea along
side other UN forces. They are
now in Japan undergoing
training. These will Join with
other Australian units already
there.
, 1950-09-25
Governor MONIES
Six to Vocational
Educution Bourd

Governor de Castro has SUBJ
mitted to the two municipal
councils the following nomi-
nations of persons to serve as
members of the Virgin Islands
Board for Vocational Educa-
ton for a term of two years.
They are Mrs. Edith Jackson,
Hon. S. Christian Chase, and
Attorney R.H. Amphlett lead
er of st. Croix and DR.. John S.
Moorhead, Hon. Omar Brown
and Leopold Bronze Of Saint
Thomas.
These persons compose the
present Board for Vocational
Education, as confirmed BY
, 1950-09-25
us. District Court
Convenes on Wed.
September ~

The United States District
Court will convene on Wednes
day, September 27, 1850 at 10
o'clock, with the Honorable
Herman E. Moore presiding.
Two murder cases are sche-
duled for this session although
it is not known if they will be
called up for trial. One is the
retrial of Leander Price, for
the murder of his sweetheart
and the other is Eugenio Felix
for the murder of Martin Cruz,
There are a few civil cases.
In Frederiksted only one
case of grand larceny and a
few civil are on the docket.
, 1950-09-25
New Sanitary
Engineer Named for
Virgin islunds

Arthur H. Neil, a regular
corps commissioned officer, is
being detailed for temporary
periods of duty in the Virgin
Islands, Surgeon General
Leonard A. Scheele of the
United States Public. Health
Service advised Governor de
Castro. This is in accordance
with the Governors request.
While MIR. Neil would not be
able to stay a full period of
one year as requested by the
Governor, he will make pc
riodic visits, as necessary to
carry out the assignment, to
assist in the extension of the
sanitation program in the Vir-
gin Islands at the expense of
the US. Public Health Service
Mr.. Neill was stationed in
Puerto Rico for approximate
~ five years during the period
1942-47. He carried out extern
sive malaria control operations
and was for two years Officer
in Charge of Communicable
Disease Center Activities in
District No. 6 of San Juan,
Puerto Rico. He has visited
the Virgin Islands at times in
connection with activities re-
lated to the st. Croix Filiarisis
Control Project.