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GOVT. ELECTR. and Eng. student.
3-rm. bath apt. below $50; NV.
SECTION quiet, clean family. co.
REFINED COUPLES desires 1-bedroom
apt, unfurniShed, NV. CO. 1894
Sun. all day. weekdays after 6. 81
YOUNG COUPLE, infant son, want 1
or bedroom furnished apt. Prefer
upper NE. or, NV; Reas. No
smoking or drinking. Ii. 3-s57S:
UNFURNIsHED APT. before March
Ist: living room, 3 bedrms, kitchen,
dlnette and bathroom; located west
9l Mo0s,sH Mlsconsi5 Naao ave-; elevator service.
2-BEDRooM UNFURNIsHEp, NV;
wiz wiz DECORATE; DECORATE maximum $50. Michf-
COUPLE with infant. mos. desire
furn. 1-bedroom apt, pvt. bath.
PREFERABLY Chillum section. GE.
4 GOVT. GIRLS desire 2-bedrm' o. fur
after l Sun. after weekdays. 30s
VETERAN and wife. quiet desire l.
bedrm. furn. or unfurn. apt; NV.
.;sGtion; sec about ;S55., OR. 1885; 80
APT.-Furno., Georgtown, Nd or
suburban D. G.; liv. rm., bedrm.,
kitchen, private bath for 2 or 3
months; max. S75. Box 433-V, Star.
SMALL HOUSE or bedroom apt, un-
furnished in NV. by Library Of
Call Ho. O5S2, evenings. ~
CoLoRED = EMP. FATHER ana
DAUGHTER. desire unfurnished house
or apt. to rent. VI 1927. 3Os
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PHOTO COPYING EoUIPMENT-
Make economical photocopies in
your own Office of anything written.
printed, drawn, typed or photo
graphed. Will rent or sell complete
equipment. EMBASSY SALES g.
SERVICE CO.. ST. 1897. 81
REFRIGERATORS, washing ma
to buy with full credit for rent paid
up to 3 months; low rates; easy
terms. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO..
5023 Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1902. -3
TELEVISION - Rent television; |;
reasonable rates. AT. 1929 Il
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FARM AND GARDEN


BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways,
9a r1ads: d.. etc; Delivered and spread
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat.
ing and land clearing: reas. rates.
Estimates free, Call AT. o725.
TREE REM0SAL-All phases Of tree
work; fully insured; free estimate.
CAN COLUMBIA TREE SERVICE
CO. WA. 6615 or SH. S1ss. 81
TOP SOIL-Very good. rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 1898 i
ONE 1885 FORD pickup truck with
1946 motor. private owner; also
stationary wood saw outfit with q
h;p. Fairbanks motor; cheap. Call
81. DIAL. 80
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
sResis1e smstes can a sodd9s RoNs FGE NRsRy tsf sS
6l02 Ager road, Hyattsville, Md
Tel, Warfleld 4756 or Union 1886
COW MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 per
is bu.,; SO per 10 bu.; $3.50 per 5
bu.; delivered; topsoil. WA. 1898
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PIANOS WANTED SSS

COLONIAL PIANO Co, Ma. 1870.
PRINTING PRESS wanted, l4x2.
Gordon press. Box 305-S, Star. 3!
RANGE, 6 burners, with broiler. COW
cred top over burners; for restau.
rant. 81. 5533. so
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition. china. bric-a-
brac. old jewelry. household effects
G st. NV. ST. 7496
USED BAND AND ORCHESTRA in.
struments; highest cash prices
LUBAR, INC, 1900 G st. NV. ST
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. iewelry. diamonds. firearms
luggage. phonographic equipment
Instruments Will call. MAX ZWEIC
SONS. 937 D st NV. NE. 9113
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

g OR 3-BEDRM. HOUSE, uafurn-,
needed by responsible family. Pref.
in NV. section. Reas. rent. OR.
MOTHER AND ADULT SON desire
two-bedroom house, unfurniShed:
Alexandria or Arlington. Rent to
500. Prefer house with some gar
den space. References available.
DaTs, Mr.. HOWE, Republic $3.50.
UNFURN. executive Of
national firm moving to Washington
desires 3-bedroom home in NV
Washington; Bethesda or Silver
lease. Call DI. 3642 Monday. 81
HIGH RANKING foreign diplomat
Will pay top rental for large. fine
furnished home; prefer Mass ave.
ment REQUIRES immediate occupancy.
Call MR.. DIXON. ST. 1900 or HO,
2343. evenings, Broker. 81
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GLASSMANOR

Is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st.
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST
VELoPMENT. AND ? BEpRM
APTS. FOR IMMEDIATE ANC
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE Lo
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223O MASS. AVE. N.W.-Are you
choosy as to living quarters, food,
company, try Mansion Club, home
you Will love to share. 81
food; boms fo4 convenient sniaa sgaRsp; friendly
suitable for students. 1852 Mint
wood pl. NV. CO. 2274. .
1855 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
yT0meP; yTom ponos Enjoy %yod ogr 3n,a home away
e5sSns eason FSGn tesyis0p mo MRS IdeS wAf T.
14O1 10th, n.w.-large double. also
rms rms to share. Excel. food and serv-
i i fzisRa7 t. ssA ss's
1895 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn
Water TmS TOR 3eepponas yonns people running
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
transp.: maid service; -S47.5O mo
1927 Belmont I'd NV. MI 9435
es ssea as ebd 81 Ne u cGnpa parent With sfh9o
PETWoRTHw4514 sth st. NV; Ige.
rnl.,, adj. dbl. sleeping porch (2l;
good meals; conv. transp. GE. $500.
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV. single,
excel meals and transp.; any Mt.
Pleasant car; beau. home. DU. 1898.
1774 MASS. AVE. N.W.-"The Oak
mont" attractive large double twin
beds, good food, reasonable.
1406 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. board and
clean rms. for men and girls; sgles.
and dbles; reas. MI. 5774. -5
share in twin bedrm.; extra early
breakfast: television. MI. 274O. Il
HYATTSyILLE, III MD.-Large front rm.
next to bath, twin beds. Phone WA.
Sd04 81
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MIscL. WANTED Cont
FURNITURE WANTED

FURN.-Entire household contents
old glassware, silver. misc. china;
highest prices. S. E. FURN. EXCH.
GAS RANGES. sas retg;, heatlne
1Ol1 18th st NV Ma 1852
GOLD-Brtng your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry We
pay cash. A KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 935 F st. NV.
grands. Highest cash prices. Call
MR.. -BALDI, ST. 0250.
PIANoS--Grands. consoles, spinets
Or small uprights. Will pay cash.
SH. 3039
PIANOS-Cash for grand. upright,
spinet. AID. 592S day; Hobart 6151,
Ext S14 night 31e
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER, 5 mos, female, fawn, white
chest and feet; sire, Ch. Mr. Tut
dam, Ch. Rama of Reniew; reas. tc
SMALL BOSTON TERRIER, stut
service, registered Axe. For ap-
pointment, CO. 2136. 80
DACHSHUND, red, Axe reg, IL
mos. old excel. show dog; 500 Of
best CHE. GE. 919G. 81
PEKINGESE. 3 females. wks. old
Axe reg. AK. $3.50. 30
GREAT DANE, 2la years old. male
brindle, Axe registered; gentle and
accustomed to children. CH. 0054
DALMATIAN: T mos. mae; house.
broken. wonderful with children, $40
Family going overseas. Anxious fol
good home for dog OV. 6332.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies by CHI
Valiant, CH. Nocturn, CHI. Lachen,
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $500
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Rooms with running water, 24-hour
to Sl7.50 weekly. 1440 r. I. ave.
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD
Large 1-bedrm. apt. on 1st fir. frt.
and rear entrances: utils. furn. I:
immed. occup.; $3.50 mo. FRED
ERlCK w. BERENS, INC, 1928 K
St NV. Ma Ql4I -2n
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J. SHAPIRO

3IlS Ge0Igla Ave. NV.
Open Evenings. TU. 1905
BABY CRIB, 20x3S, like new, Cant
Wet mattress; S12. DI. 03S5.
BABY CRIB CLEARANCE SALE
Storkline and Edison; cribs at 20Tc
to 40S of list price. NATIONAL
OPP. Ambassador Theater. HU
$3.50.
BAR BELLS, for weight lifting. over
500 lbs. For sale cheap. Call EX
1904 81
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BETHESDA, MD.

Near National Cancer Research ano
Public Health Institute-One bed
room, living room with dining al
cove; KITCHEN, bath, and screened
ONCE representative on premises
Saturday from ? to 5 pm. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN g. TRUST co.
Rental Department, 900 F st. NV,
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CHASTLETON HOTEL,
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFUR

1ith ST. S.E.-Double room and
kitchen, furn. or unfurn., lovely
nelghborhood on 8 buslines; also rm.
on ISL moor Tor rent. Ii. 7-7451.
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
room, kitchen. pvt. bath, S43.5O;
incl. heat, hot water. cleo. refgr +;
Will furnish to suit. Ii. 3-526S.
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UPPER 14th STREET NV.
bedrooms, Pa baths; completely
furnished: $500 mo-; years lease.
Call BETHEL, DI. 300, 80
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2134 u st. n.w.-Newly redecorated,
attractively furnished single and
double outside rooms, running water
in all rooms: plenty of baths and
showers; 24-hour switchboard and
elevator service; ideal downtown To-
cation; singles from 50 to 5000
and doubles from Sl3 to SIS.
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GOODACRE APIS.

GOODACRE APIS.
Several new l and bedrm. apts.,
fireproof, lge. rms. lge closets; par
auet floors, ventil. fans. Venetian
blinds, wash. facils.. storage. / blk
from new shop. center and movies
On busline, SS5 and S97.50. Util
incl Open for inspection Sat, Sun,
S619 Piney Br. I'd, Silver Spring,
Md, 81. T111. -29
CHATHAM APIS.
garden apts.: lge, rms. l
and . bedrms., all utils incl. avail,
immed. Directions: Out N. H. ave.
turn left at University lane to Mer-
rimac dr., representative in bldg.
1909 %
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MEAT CASE. Hill, 10 IT.. $3.50; cash
register. National, $500; ringup.
ss5. RE. 2e14. UN. 954s. 81
MILLING MACHINES, l Cinti. No. 8,
vertical, l Kearney and Trecker,
K. vertical; 2 Cinti. 1-lS production
type; all new cond. Owner liauidat-
ing. Write 1925 No. Vernon ST.. Arl
Va, or call OK. 0529. 80
MOTORS, 400 to 3 h.p.: and reduc-
tion gear in stock; 6-V UP; lge. sizes
avail. Carly. 1908 14th NO. 0224
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned;
desks. chairs, files, tables, etc. 429
OIL TANK, 275 GAL. controls for
Timpkin burner. used Is months.
Call LA, 6-g096
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GREAT DANES
Beautiful fawn male, II months old:
also other Danes, males and fe-
males. All Axe reg. from .
weeks old UP. Have a fine brood
bitch. Dane stud service.)
ELPAW KENNELS, REG.
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended, 8 miles
out, adj. @. NJ. Depot. TIE. 243O.
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IN NEW DEVELOPME

This modern, de luxe apt. consists
Of large living room. dinette, kitch-
en-, bedroom and bath. and is in
convenient in-town, 1-bus-fare loca-
tion; SS5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med. Call RA. 1869, j. B. TIFFEY
& SON 81
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GORDON HOTEI

lge.- twin bedrms. SIS wkly, Sgle.,
with r. w., S14 wk. With bath, SIS
up wk MA 6064
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BASINS

$3.50: also new Compact toilet.
and tanks, S1995; new toilet seats
S349. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 4002 Mime
sofa ave ne LU 4-66l7 }
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PREFABRICATED
ARMY BUILDINGS

PREFABRICATED
ARMY BUILDINGS
From Vint Hills Farm Station
Double floors, doors, windows, screens
well insulated.
Bolted for easy and fast erection
20 F'T. BY "a FT.-$345
20 FIT. BY 80 FT.-S435
Price includes dismantling and load.
ing; also any. other length in 20.
IT. width and S-ft. multiples.
SEE OUR SAMPLE BUILDING
Army Surplus Lumber
Dry. better-than-new pine.
2x4s, 2x6s, flooring, sheathing, k-in
insulation board, insulating siding
window sash, lavatories, toilet bowl.
and flush valves.
HARRIS WRECKING co
Nr. vint Hills Farm Station.
Of U. s: Route 29-211.
8 miles ne. of Warrenton, Va, phone
WarrentOn 760, Ext 149,
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

RENT TREE-couple to share home
with semi-invalid; no children;
housework. AK. 1854. 80
NICELY FURN. HOME-For empI.
couple or 2 gentlemen. AL util. Uni.
ghone; blk. Mt. Pleasant carline.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHEp Cont j
ParkWaV Terrace Ants
KENT VILLAGE

sliding panel closets and picture
windows; membership available in
country club, adjoining development.
Capital Transit bus H-6 into devel-
opment.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwsst

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest
BRIARCLIFF-This handsome Colo.
= nial residence can be purchased at
in 1941 to highest prewar standard;
unsurpassed restricted location; IL
rms, 51a baths, master-size bed
rms. Ewes, cali WI. 1928. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
BRIGHTWoOD - 2-family. 3 rms,
kit. and bath each apt; full bsmt..
gas h.-w. h.; .;aconv. area. DON BLAIR,
BRiGHTWooD-Semidet brick; lge,
l.r. and d. r., modern kitchen, 3
lovely bedrooms, tile bath; lge., level
fenced lot; 2-car garage; gas. h.-w.
heat. $4,000 cash, SS5 per month,
Excellent condition. Call DI. 1918
till 9 pm. VIM. H SAUNDERS
CO.. INC. -31
: (ContinIed on Next Paee.l
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS WANTED

ROOM, kitchen and bath. all utili-
yes; refrigerator, use Of living rm.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

sEMIDET. BRICK-2-story, 2-bedrm.
house, suburban Va, 20 min, from
White House. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. Bldg, DI. 5000. i
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW In nearby
Md. Call Mr.. Gray with ]. IVES
. LEY BUCHANAN. Realtor, 1892 K
st. NV Me. 1143 81
2 FAMILY HOUSE-Near Fairfax
Village. Sc, . apts., basement. oil
heat, garage; $3.50 mo. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., FIR. 1000. 80
S-RM. HOUSE, mr.. Cheveriy, partly
furn.: 500; conven. shops, transp.
WO-BEDROoM BUNGALOW, near
MOL, Govt. Farms and University Of
Maryland; $75 mo. 10. 9-Sa66.
WEST MoRFLAND HILLS
Custom built new house to rent in re-
stricted community. Contains 2
b: tbs, 3 bedrms on End floor.
Liv. rm. with f1repl, din. rm., bedrm.
or den, breakfast rm., powder rm,,
fully equipped U-shaped kit. on
1st floor. Completely finished. Dou-
Bile rec. rm. with hrepl., laundry
rm., toilet, built-in gar. and bsmt.
Gas heat. $3.50 per mo. OWNER,
WA. S343. 80
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LUMBER

We now have the largest stock of the
finest framing lumber from many
wrecking. Jobs; flooring from S25 per
thousand; all Bin. lumber priced
from $40 per thousand. ACE WRECK
ING & BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
4002 Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-6617.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL

18th and r SITS. n.w.-Special fall
rates; single, with pvt. bath, S24
per week; double with pvt. bath
$50 per week Call DU 1000
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED
ROOMS WITH BoARD

CoLORED-LGE. BRIGHT room,
Quiet home. Call Ii. 4-5l22. -:
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks, all kinds, wood, steel, $40 and
up; large stock to choose from; file
cabinets, steel, wood. legal letter
size; chairs, tables, bookcases; lock-
ers, steel, shelving, tablet; arm
chairs, card files. visible file equip
ment; all priced reasonable; free
delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP CO. 63Q N v ave nw
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roughs, elee:. perfect eond.. bargain
MENT CO., 1904 18th st. NV. 81
BRICKS, face and common, one or a
million; immediate delivery. Ma.
1855. ALASKA COAL, & BRICK co.
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2 Bedrooms, $3.50 up
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms, $105.0o

Directions: From Peace Cross ct
BladenSburg, take Route o. S. so to
3rd .trafic light. then turn right on
Route 2O2, go ia miles to Kent
Evening star., 1950-01-30

PLASTER BOARD
New. 4x6. S1.O2; 4x7. SLID; 4xs.
81 80; Axe. S1.53; 4x10, S1.70.
ACE WREcKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.; 40o2 Minnesota ave.
Evening star., 1950-01-30

COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen, bath;
S75, month, including utilities. Send
reply with refs. to Box BOLT. Star,
Evening star., 1950-01-30
FURNITURE
SMITHS TRANSFER
AND

Bedroom, liv. rm. and din. rm. suites
and many odd pieces, including
drop-leaf table, chest OF drawers,
end, lamp and coffee tables. 1918
U st. NV. NO. 8140. 1858 Wis
ave. NO. 1904. 2601 Wilson blvd,
ne, AT. 1880.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
Without Calling SMITHS
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APPLIANCES
Clearance Sale

At Cost Or Below
Eefrigerators, gas ranges, ironers,
deep freeZers, washing machines,
radios, electric heaters, and many
others.
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SUNDERLAND HOUSE

1918 Goth NV. 2 blocks from May
flower Hotel. single and double
rooms; newly renovated; clean and
cheerful: maid service; running
water in rooms; Behdix washing
machine; kitchen privileges. 81 wk.
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ST,AITGHTEP,S
ATTITRAS HOTET,

2O07 o ST. NV, mr.. Dupont Circle
Single and dble. rms Special rates
Permanent guests NO AGO 4
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Continued on Next PaseJ
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COLORADO AVE; N,W.-Bedroom,
home. 14th and 18th transporta-
ton. GE 47S5, 80
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Nice lge. clean
bsmt. sgle. rrn.. S47.50; other sgle.
and dble., $46 and up each; plenty
, 1950-03-04
Vngml Island Group in New York
Donate Cash to INDECENT

A group of Virgin Islanders
in New York banded them
selves together during the lat
ter part of last year, raised
some money and sent it to the
three islands for distribution
to the poor and INDECENT.
The fact that the group came
together spontaneously with
out a name or permanent or
'ganization is evidence of the
sincerity in providing gifts for
needy ones in their island
homes. Of the fifteen, two are
natives of st. Thomas, seven
from st. John and six from
St. Croix.
The sum of $500 was for
Warded to Acting Director
George Matthias with the re-
quest that it be distributed to
the most deserving. It was
originally intended as Christ
mas gift but was delayed.
4.4
In order to carry out to the
letter the desires of the group
Acting Director Matthias ruled
out all pensioners who are al
ready beneficiaries Of distribu-
tons of cash and food from the
government. He obtained the
names of the very needy cases
from the Department Of Pub
lie Welfare who are eligible
, 1950-03-04
Viennu Cake to be
Ruffled for Benefit
Of Red Cross

A Vienna cake will be ratified
on Monday evening at the
Christiansted Grammar
School, Immediately after dis
missal. Proceeds of the rattle
will be turned over to the Red
Gross.
Tickets for this rattle were
sold by the pupils of the Chris
tiansted Grammar School and
the st. Mary's Roman Catho-
lie schools.
, 1950-03-04
Atty. jones Bough
Congrutulutes
De Castro on Appt.

Attorney James A. Bough,
Chief Of the Caribbean Sec
ton of the Non-Self-G Govern
ing Territories, was among the
many outstanding officials to
congratulate Governor-desig-
nate Morris F. de Castro upon
his appointment, according to
an article in the st. Thomas
Daily News. In the News
article, he made the following
comment:
Il am very happy to see
that the President has re-
sponded to the wishes Of the
majority Of the people of the
Virgin Islands. Mr.. de Castro
deserves his promotion for the
excellent and long public ser
vice which he has rendered.
He has my congratulations and
very best wishes for a success
full term of office.
, 1950-03-04
RUSSIANS MAKING
SATELLITES: U. S.
ADDING PARTNERS

Secretary of Defense Louis
Johnson said on Friday night
that Russian imperialism is
operating in7Asia under a new.
red cloak. The new method is
aimed at controlling strategic
areas of Asia, he told the Over
seas Press Club. T.
He said, however, that while
Russia has been making sate-
lites the United States has
been adding partners.
Adolph Berle, formerly Of
the State Department and
leader of the. Liberal Party, in
another speech in New York,
recalled the traditional role Of
the United States as champion
for Pacific and Asian peoples.
He noted that the United
States granted independence
to the Philippines, that It aid
ed China in its war with Japan
and played a major role in
helping the Korean republic
Continued on page A
, 1950-03-04
General Munuger
For Curibuir in
Virgin Islunds Resigns

William v. Quirk, who has
been General Manager for the
Caribbean Atlantic Airlines in
the Virgin Islands has resign
ed, effective February q, 1850.
The announcement was made
by Dionisio Trigo, President Of
the Company.
The future plans Of Mr..
Quirk is not known.
, 1950-03-04

but through lack of sufficient
funds cannot be carried on the
government rolls. The island
for this purpose was divided
into four areas, ChriStiansted
town and country district and
Frederiksted Town and coun-
try district. Nine persons in
all districts except Christian
sted, received $500 each. In
Christiansted 10 received $500
each and one person 81. bring
ing the total to $500. The Act
ing Director personally visited
all SO persons who accepted
the gift with thanks. The group
was comprised of: Brown Mat
thias, John Harley, John An
thony, Louise Sewer, Albert
Harley, Bernard Hendricks, of
st. Johns; David Claxtcn, Ri
, 1950-03-04
ST. Croix Turf Club
Meets Tomorrow to
Plun Euster Races

Members Of the st. Croix
Turf Club will meet at Beth
lehem tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 to discuss plans for the
coming Easter races.
All those interested are
asked to attend.
, 1950-03-04
Pdrent-Teuchers to
Feature Miss Jones
MonduY Night

Miss Trandailer Jones, Nutri
ZIONIST for the Virgin Islands
is scheduled to address a meet
ing of Parent-Teacher on Mon
day night, March s, at 7::SO
o'clock p. m.
The meeting will be held in
the Annex Building Of the
Christiansted Public Gram
mar School.
The public is invited.
, 1950-03-04

chard Citizens, Joshua White
head, Louise Matthias, Anna
Grant, Dorothy Citizens Of st.
Croix; Arthur Vanterpool and
Emelita Harley Of St. Thomas.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
Three Girls Return
Home After Studying
Under Council Aeeis

NEW YORK - Three young
women from abroad have sailed
for home on the Queen Elizabeth
after completing two years of
graduate study on scholarships
granted by the National Council
of Jewish Women.
They are Miss Edith Odenwald
and Miss Fenia Sorkine of Paris,
France, and Miss Eva Buttenwies-
er of Haifa, Israel.
In Israel, Miss Buttenwieser will
utilize the institutional manage
ment and dietetics training she re-
ceived at Pratt Institute and
Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity, New York. t@
Miss Odenwald and Miss Sor-
kline believe that, through. their
training in the Schools of Social
Work at Boston University and
the University of Chicago, they
will be able to help advance
French social work methods.
The young women are among
so foreign students who have re-
ceived scholarships from the Coun-
Gil during the past three and a
half years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
EVERYONE KNOWS 9Th.

EVERYONE KNOWS "The
Great" Maurice Schwartz, who has
dominated the Yiddish theater for
the past as years.
There are many amusing stories
told about Maurice Schwartz. One
which is typical was told to me re-
Gently in Chicago.
At one time, David Kessler was
the star of the Jewish theater.
Kessler was plagued for years by
a demented man who went after
him shouting that Kessler had
duped him and that he was David
Kessler. No matter what Kessler
and the police did this person
would find him.
One evening when Schwartz was
still young in the theater, Kessler
told him about the insane man,
whereupon Schwartz insisted that
Kessler send the man to his dress
ing room the next time he saw
him. Sure enough the man appear
ed and after being closeted with
him for two hours in Schwartz
dressing room, the man left the
theater, his face beaming, and
shouted to Kessler, "From now on
l am Maurice Schwartz"
AS THE Schwartzes travel
great deal, you can be sure the
minute the troupe plans to stay
in a city for any length of time,
mother Schwartz is off to the mar
ket to buy the ingredients so her
youngsters can have "Jewish sea
food"
Here is Mrs. Schwartz own rec
ipe for Marinated Herring:
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-10-20
New Smgletons
Officers Take
Over at Party
picture on Page 81

New officers headed by Marvin
Field as president were installed
by the Singletons at a dinner
meeting Oct. 9 at the Sundown
Club.
Other new officers are Sarah
Soloff, vice president; Bernice
Shafran, recording secretary; Es-
ther Patz, corresponding secre-
tary; Evelyn Lockman, treasurer;
George Michaels, sergeant-at-arms,
and Josh Rubin and William Le-
vlnson, board members-at-large.
A gift was presented to Mar
vim Siegal, outgoing president.
Speakers were Executive Direc-
for Hirsh Kaplan of the Jewish
Community Council and Mrs.
Edith Baum, activities director at
the Jewish Center.
Miss Marks in Charge
Committee chairman for the
dinner was Blanche Marks. Work
ing with her were Rose Weisman,
Sarah Soloff, Edward Bonsdroff,
Louis Mover, Irene Chester, Mar
vim Field, William Levinson, Esther
Patz, Pearl Goldstein, George
Michaels, Meyer Bard and Harry
Bard.
Louis Zussman, Phoenix attor-
ney, was in charge of the installa-
ton. Other special guests included
Mrs. Zussman and Mrs. Kaplan.
The Singletons will meet again
at $3.50 pm. Monday, Oct. %, at
the Center. Any single person is
eligible to attend and join the or
ganization. Age minimum for wo-
men is % and for men 25.