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BETHESDA

! BEDROOMS AND BATH ON 1ST
FLOOR
BEDROOMS AND BATH ON 2ND
FLOOR
Within blks. of Our Lady Of Lourdes
School. shopping, transp. and public
schools: Attractive, det. home, only
ABOUT 10 years old. Mod. kit, din.
rm:. den, and 20-ft. liv. rm. with
with trees; newly decorated; small
oown payment. attractive monthly
terms. To inspect, call OR. OO4s
III m. REALTY BROKERS,
INC, 56O6 Conn ave
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INDUSTRIAL OKOUNO-SAI8
40 600 so. FT. INDUSTRIAL SITE on
railroad near Hyattsville and Baltt-
more blvd; level; priced reasonably
at soc per SO. II; suitable for ware
house. factory or trucking garase;
win build for responsible tenant on
240o; ewes, RA. 1901. PHILLIPS.
CANDY a. FULLER, INC. i0f2 18th
ct NV -
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& LUCHS co
1905 H st, NV. MA. 2345,
GARRETT PARF

GARRETT PARF
Birds singing. gorgeous magnolia tire,
forming buds, bulbs pushing through
the ground. bushes beginning te
flower. to say nothing of fruit tree!
bearing all summer long, and 9
home consisting Of: 1st floor, cen.
ter s,, hall lse, living I'm Im: and fireplace
bath. fully equipped kitchen; 2nd
floor has 3 bedrms.. entirely pan.
eled. and numerous lge. closets;
basement oil h.-w.h. There is q 2.
car Diet. gar. and a delightful gar
Close to transp. and elementary
schools. Please call MRS. UPP. SH
O335.
RIVER ROAD AREA
Just what you've been looking for 4
acres, Of ground which includes q
very lovely white brick rambler with
4m oeaFms Wtb 5epiaee Sistas ossns ysrs lse to rec
side fireplace; s25 200 with 4 acres
S29.500 with 12 acres. Please cal
Mrs. Boyer. 81. 1857.
BRADLEY BLVD.
Lovely white brick custom built home;
az rooms are generously propor-
ffiiSonsd; fiSr.TG Lying sTa.orr rm' anins dining rm
screened porch on the 1st door; I
bedrms., 2 baths, and extra storage
space on the 2nd floor; completed
rec. rm.. laun. rm., maids rm. anc
shower bath in basement; attached
WEES: Wnl s,,1 Please call Mrs. Dickinson
"a ACRE
NJ: Kensington; 4 bedrms,. 2 baths
kitchen. fireplace, oil heat; trees
flowers. and shrubs abound on thi.
lovely site; we'll situated in a quiet
established neighborhood; price anc
ssrmf Mr surru.s M surRTse H 3sss ySa RI pease cal
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
Realtors, 1907 o st. NV.
Ieofseto"n OF omGs Isr1 open e5ee tn .; pleas
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NO. CLEVELAND PIX.
Conv. to everything; this spacious
26-ft.. semidet. home, features beau
tiful lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
bedrm. and bath on 1st floor; 8
bedrms. and bath on 2nd. An
abundance Of closet space through
out. This is an outstanding value
At the price. ARLIE L. JOHNSON
66EEALTYo CO., 34o2 Conn. ave n.w.,
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SUBURBAN SAlE-Mp. tcsss. J
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful surroundings. Stately brick
Colonial with slate roo! in q Setting
OF trees. Attractive lardscapins
winding streets. large ltv. I'm. with
fireplace, guest st-siZe din, rm., com
plete kit, breakfast nook and pow
der room on first floor: ) large bed
rooms and . tiled baths on enc
floor. Finished attic room, full base
ment. attached ga-age. screened
porch, large lot. Call RE. $3.50.
TO Q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
SIT Q50

detached brick home with 8 rms;
tile bath: screened porch; located
in desirable woodbridge section
vacant. Call ME- 1143 until 8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
COLORED-GOT TO ACT fast for this
one; superbly decorated; open 90.
l7l6 NJ St; ne; tapestry brick; Co
full bsmt:; oil h.-w,h.; very reas.
ZAGAMI REALTY. IL. 7-e377.
COLORED-l5th ST. N.E.-Porch-
front 6-rm. brick. Arcola h.,w.h.
siSSo si p1 ssi d6x M5 ) HsSsn eS p f. 81 81
COLORED-130O BLK. CORBIN ST.
N.E.-Lovely. 6rm. home. - porches,
including, Colonial front porch. full
bsmt., c.h.-w VII. natural trim wood
TeT YORK; tadt syllable fer family ,,,, Of 3 or
S17s tGoay Or J. H. GREENE Ms1IsaRis Realty Is
CO., 7l5 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 6l46.
COLORED-s9OO BLK. CLAY PL. Ne.
90 rms. bath, full bsmt.. gas &C.
shopping: terms. MRS. oUANDER,
coLoREDIi754 LYMAN PL: NE
Row brick. 8 rooms, mod. bath,
perfect cond., Gear gar, clubroom
priced right. Call Mr.. Coughlin.
Ak. 50o5. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
COLORED-COLONIA BRICK of six
large rooms, side hall, concrete front
porch, double rear porches, brick
gar, oil heat. Priced right on rea-
sonable terms. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST. 5969; ewes, RA. 341S.
COLORED-39OO BLOCK CLAY PL.
n.e.-Only $1,000 dn. 6-rm. brick,
large yard. TO inspect cali Mr..
Volkman. with
RALPH D. COIN
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

~SSsS "N'SssS ~ WI
I AM PREPARED TO PAY all cash
for a small home in close by Md;
LARGE UNFURNisHED HOUSE. 10
payment. Cali after 6:3o pm.
ASK YOUR BANKERS!! Reliability,
ADEQUATE ApyERTIsING mean
faster. more profitable sales. A large
office. backed by many years of sat-
isfactory service. has long list of
qualified buyers. WE INVITE YOUR
INVESTIGATION OF OUR REPUTA-
TON: Let us serve YOU; Prompt,
FRANK S. ISHIfi Phillips. Sal p1. wi i41i. -~''
STIck sSYE h0gf 81 fSS 1885, easR sRes Mt s4s
WILL assume CT or FHA loan on 2
the d dItferenes e, in cash. Cali 20.
wilt atl1i fA1 e CASH SH 1857 fo1 properties in
t2on L c. MR r. 8 pRA1sNERs0 AS ERRr0ppt Na atss 4oas
WE HAVE cash buyer for or 8
SILVER 81 ss}4 s}p4Ting svs! KiTKs REALTY SIsa GO
If PRoMfI esss ATTEN4ioS Eli ssse 80 tn. Sal.
Of your home. business or invest.
M ip' property huMpHRiEs N Thsh y0u Resos esfI5s
sos North Capitol, MA $3.50. Free
appratsals Results since 1919
GI NEEDS HOUSE; up to $4,000;
owner occupied; any condition. MR..
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MR.. KIT CHI
EMS; ST; 1888: ewes; ", sI36.
your house, in any section or any
l PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con.
dition, any section MR.. B. LISS,
RE 1884
GOOD, DETACHED or semidetached
brick, north of Nicholson st. and
east of Georgia ave-, 6 or z rooms,
$21 900 cash; possession by July
Ia Call o a 4 b -.
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SUBURBAN SALIVA, tc..s., I,


TO CLOSE ESTATE, ARLINGTON
Masonry house. 5 rms. and bath
Ist door; rms. and bath End
noor: full bsnt. with servants
quarters: garage; h.-w.h.: lot Ap-
prox. 20, 600 So. Il, oyerlookins
city OF washington Within walking
distance OF Pentsxon and Navy
Annex. Ses.o0o cash; viii assist In
hnancins. Box Ala. Star -S
BCNGALOW-4 rms and bath. ige
l!v. rm- with trepl. din rm. and
kit. combination with stove, retgr'.
bedgms, and modern tile bath,
Venetian blinds, util. rm. oil h.-vh
Lot 7Sx253 tt: Il block 10 l5-min
husltne; newly decorated, house only
yrs. old; easy terms, R l KANE
1NCs los So. Wash. st. Alex. AL
ALL-RRIck. e-bedrm. semid.,: 10.
Gated So Troy st, in Arl.: io-
veterans; $3.50 cash. S6- mo, incl
taxes anc insurance MALCOLM
MATHESCN, Il. INC, Ov. o97l,
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"It sOas right here that told my husband
the cost of my ne,D fur coat :"
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp, tcont,

NEAR WESTMORELAND CIRCLE
Lovely prewar white brick home OF
superb quality that offers and ex-
tremely interesting and livable floor
plan; English basement level con-
tains very lge. kit. dr.. b.r., bath
2-car bi. gar; ground floor has
l.r. 15x24, bedrms., 2 baths, plus
huge library: featuring real year.
round air conditioning; sublime set
ting among beautiful trees on a
lge. richly Handicapped lot in one OF
our most exclusive and highly re-
stricted residential communities
Asking $4,000; ewes, call 10. q
S760. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI
IT ONLY COSTS sa,s5o to own this
Sill. Spr. bungalow; attractive frame
home includes 2 bedrooms and bath,
full bsmt.. gas heat; room for a
dne garden on The 60xl7O lot: needs
$3.50 cash. r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
81. GIL. Open ewes.
THE COUNTRY CLUB is slmost at
the door Of this all-white Williams
burg home, Just block of Coles
willie rd.: 8 well-planned rooms and
bath, all on one floor; stairs up to
an unfinished 2nd floor; nice equip
ment,- full bsmt.; the kind OF home
that frequently gets sold in a hurry;
q new listing at S13.950. R. p.
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill. Open
ewes. 3
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ROLL1NGWOOD
distinctive home for the discrimi-
mating purchaser. This charming
brick house must be seen to be
appreciated.
A gracious liv. rm, screened porch,
nuge panelled den with Law, family
sized din. rm. and modern kit. on
center hall plan constitutes lst
floor. 2nd floor offers 3 bedrms. and
. paths. Additional bedrm. and bath
on 3rd floor. Spacious closets
throughout. 2 car built-in gar. has
easy approach. Priced in the low
3Os this house will sell quickly.
Don't. be late and sorry. Call US
now for appt. to see this fine home.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
3402 Conn. Ave. NV. OR. ZOO.
BEDRM.. "a BATH; 1st FLOOR.
Close-in Silver Spring, practically
fHll bsmt; OPEN EVERY pay, 10
at Locust Grove rd., left / block.
McDEVITT. REALTOR, RA. 4422.
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TIA. S135. EX. 51U5
MICHIGAN PARK

New detached homes. rooms 2k
baths; outstanding location. Excel.
lent construction: 23-ft. living room
with fireplace; large screened porch
fully equipped de luxe kitchen, mas
ter bedroom has a private bath ano
. big closets: houses are roomy
well designed ard have many fint
features. Some have a lovely rec
reation room. Only S1S.95O; liberia
terms
SAMPLE FURNISHED HOUSE
1913 CRITTENDEN ST. NE
SATURDAY AND SUN, 70 Pm
Drive out Michigan ave. ne, turn
left at construction office just be-
fore reaching Eastern ave.
STEUART BROS, INC.
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RAMRI Frs

We have 3 ramblerS nearing compile
ton. located in nearby Montgomery
Co. Mo, and If purchased NOW you
can select your color scheme for the
entire house. Those ramblers have
liv. rm., separate din. rm.. 3 bed
rms, . baths, storage space in
attic, bsmt. Close to transp. and
priced right. Call us to see these
ramhlers till 8 pm.
3402 Conn. Ave. NV OR. TOO
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BRIGHTWOOD

0emidetached brick, 4 bedrooms. Q
baths, gas hot-water heat, large lot
with Gear brick garage: excellent
condition; reasonably priced for
quick sale. Call Mr.. Northern, ST..
1888. with BEITZELL, DI. 300.
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HoUsES-sALE-N.W. (con,. J

BRIGHTWOOD
Sl3.950
All-brick home with 3 bedrms. liv.
rm;,. din. rm., lEe. kit, full bsmt.,
un'l' YoGNo-BowERs 81 CO.
RENO RD. AREA-White brick Co.
lonial house on beautiful HANDICAPPED
lot with frnntaRe on 2 streets. Very
attractive living room. opens into
baths on Ind ir. and 2 delightful
fooms and bath above. Maids room
md bath in basement. Entire house
IN Immaculate condition. 90-day
DOROTHY G. WOOD. Exclusive Agen,
2531 P st. NV. DE. 7115. .
l4th AND SHERIDAN ST. NV.
English brick, clean as a pin; 6 at
tractive rooms. 2 modern baths,
SaslIl,.,M Cal Mr., Sidney with RALPH 3.
Tol fToAsi siiaaa a424 K st. NV Ex' 57o5'
.611 QUINTANA ST. NV.
semidetached brick home in refined
baths, recr. rm.; full bsmt. with
ouilt-in gar; oil h.-wh.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
ssS. s9S N; Capitol; Realtors, NA. 1920. 1920
22S QUACKENBOS ST. NV
6.-room det. home in excellent cond.
LARGE liv. rm., din. rm. and kit,
lge. bedrms. and bath, front and
rear porches, full bsmt., Oil h.-wh.,
det. gar: beautiful grounds; lot
15x142. Fruit trees and gorgeous
mower garden. Near schools.
church and transp. safe play
ground for your children. A home
you should see. Early possession
Call Mr.. Richards, WO. 6595.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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oAs|A4>S4A oc i ASG
Colonial Investment Co

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
AVONDALE, BRICK-Attractive g.
bedrm. bungalow plus additional
modern kitchens; 2 baths; gas
a.-c.h; 7Ox15O lot. Priced right
ROYCE L. PARKS. LA. 6-4470.
BRANDYWINE-5-room house. fur
nished; owner leaving town and
Hamilton, HI. 7099; after 6 pm,
HI. 477O. WEST REAL ESTATE.
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$13,95O BUNGALOW

This new. roomy, brick BUNGALOW, To-
Gated mr.. the Sligo Park Golf Course
rm.. kit and extra-lge. bsmt. with
outside entr and Law: lge lot and
porch: may go GI. Direct: Out
Colesville rd. to Forest Glen I'd. 3
blocks to Bristol ave, left to 9612
Bristol.
THE GOSS co.
Realtor. JU. 7-S211 TIL 8 PM.
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3-BedroOm Bungalow
In Woodbridge, N.E.-$11 $50
A very fine detached stained
shingle home that requires lit
tie upkeep. Well located just a
square from public school.
Has six rooms and bath on one
floor, plus a fourth finished
bedroom upstairs; full base
ment, hot-water heat. Gear
garage; $4,000 cash required,
balance on easy monthly pay
ments. Call Mr.. Blackwood,
NO S597
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DETACHED-ALL BRICK

MICFICTHN PHRk
Excellent location, north of Michigan
ave, near public and parochial
schools; o spacious rooms, tiled bath,
3 lovely bedrooms, large screened
porch, oil h.-w.h., storm windows,
gar Must be sold Priced for quick
sale. Exclusive with
PECK COMPANY
36lS 18th St NE LA H-6666
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NEAR SAINT GABRIELS
2,family nat. 2 bedrms. in each apt,
beautiful tile baths. gas heat. 9
car garage; owner spent S4 500 con-
vertins this home into apt; upstairs
will sell for S1S.95O and this in
eludes furniture in upstairs apt. Call
BRUCE KESSLER, Realtor. MA. 1854
WI 1858
Evening star., 1950-04-03

MT. RAINIER, 4212 Rainier ave-
5erm 5er rD bunsaii, Il, c9mpl kit, full aatd bsmtd
fs faE fs'if KExnoR .sH5 D''fs Ia
WEST HYATTsvILLE Reasonsbly
priced; lge. corner lot; 2 bedrms,
tiled bath; gas heat. sxpan. attic:
conv. location; GI financed. Call
M; Meade, VA; 1893 or DI. 1o15;
fIom K0oMs MS and nd. bath; no,. oil heat eaG block
CLOSE BY MD.-SS,95O, $1,000 dn.
Pretty. 2-bedrm. bungalow; like
new; hdwd.. floors; tiled bath: We
netian blinds; screens; storm win
session dHEs full RoYGs SsGs; gas pARks ssh nice
6,447O: till 9
property, mr.. Univ. Maryland: 5
rms. bedrms., Ia baths; best To-
cation; excel. income: reasonably
eifa ea NJ Issas Msaas RsnGes Wa 1888 FSE %ffAM df1asi
NEW GROOM BUNGALow g bed
bsmt., auto. heat. large lot; conv. to
transp. and shopping. Can be shown
any time. Call Mr.. Harrington. sH.
1924 14th st. NV, DI 3346.
45O4 OLIVER ST. RIVERDALE, MD
r5ss Gnr 'ne ssS GeTss ena coassi M ot not ass
floor; End H. has 8 large bedrms.
and bath; large lot. gar. Can Mr.
Harrington. SH. 1913.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St. NV. DI 3346.
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BARNABY WOODS

1st Floor Bedrm., 21a Baths
Azaleas and doewoods set of this dis
tinctive 6-rm. det. brick home in
exclusive Chevy Chase Features
unique liv. rm.. expansive din rm.,
brides kit. rec. rm., att. garage;
WOODED, beautifully Handicapped yard.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtor. OR. 21OO. Open 8 It'll Q.
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SAMPLE FURNISHED HOUSE
I'm CR1IvIENlEE ct N z
2-Family Duplex, Like New
End AND WEBSTER

1st fir. apt. avail. to purchaser
Modern de luxe with separate heating
units, consisting Of lge. liv. rm.,
dinette. lge. oedrm., kit. and bath.
Reas. down payment or will accept
small house in trade. Very good
investment to live in one apt and
have income from other, Inspection
by appt, only, Call after pm.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-VIRSlNIA
BY OWNER g. BUILDER

3-eeorm. ramslers left, stone
sable and Arepl, lse euilt-in ga
rsse, ss-acre lot, Out Old Dominion
DIR, TO BrookhsVen Or r. J.
STALKER CH TSgS "a
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Mr.. Walter Reed, $29,950
A spacious home in established
neighborhood. Dutch Colonial with
true eenter-hall plan, slate roof >
porches. 3 huge bedrms. and . full
baths: another full bath with maid S
rm. in bsmt.. breakfast rm., gear
garage. Located on I4th st. I'm
maculate condition throughout,
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 6665 till O d m SE ah-k
, 1950-01-03

Q. Does an invitation to a we'd
ding and reception require an ans
wer?
A. Well-bred people realize that
the brides parents need to know
how many guests to expect at the
reception, and they answer the IN
vitation promptly.
@. When a woman asks the
attendant in a public restroom to
lend her a needle and thread for
making some small repairs, should
she tip the attendant?
A. Yes; this is expected.
Q. Is it all right to use artificial
flowers as a c~enterpiece on the
dinner table?
A. 1t is done, when the flowers.
I really nice and decorative. OF
course, natural flowers are pre-
ferable always.
, 1950-01-03
JENS LARSEN.
The Lutheran Church
ST. Thomas V. l.

Federal coordination, and re-
cognition of native ability and
qualification. And while many
devoted much of their valu-
able time and energy to dis
crediting the Governor, his
coming definitely placed the
Virgin Islands on a new, high
er plane of national recogni-
ton. Many Of those who are
today crying for a native for
governor, forget that Hastie's
appointment and the excel
lent job he did which help to
focus the light on a native for
governor. And what better Job
could he have done for the fu-
ture of these Islands?
The future is before US, and
for us, and it is up to US to.
make of it what we will.
, 1950-01-03
w ANTED
GENERAL BY
THE ST. CRoIX POWER
AUTHORITY

A graduate Electrical Engi-
neer or its equivalent with
administrative and office ex-
perience.
The following qualifications
are desirable but not requisite:
l. Practical experience in
maintaining a small Dis
tribution System.
2. Practical experience in
meter reading and meter
Maintenance.
3. Practical experience in
managing a business office
and in maintaining good
public relations.
Salary $4,000 per annum.
Please mail application and
references before February 28,
1850 to:
+, THE ST. CRoIX POWER
Office of the Chairman
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. 1.
December 81, t949)
, 1950-01-03
NEWS

The S. S "Eiggo Hansteen sail
ed from Mobile December 20, 194s
New Orleans December q, Tampa
December "a and is due at Fred
eriksted January S, 1850 accept
ing freight for Antigua, Grenada
and Trinidad.
ALCOA STEAMSHIP CO.. INC.
Robt L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1950-01-03
Editorial
THE YEAR JUST PASSED

H YEAR JUST PASSED
THE EAR l949 was a highly important one in the life
OF these Virgin Islands, important not only for what it offered
but tor the ground work laid for the future. And what better
time is there in which to take stock, and to look forward than
at the close of the year? Z
DURING l949 significant steps were taken, which
it continued, will assure a better St. Croix. Without reference
to any chronological order, a few of the high spots were: the
revival and work of the St. Croix Chamber of Commerce,
hearings conducted by Congressional Committees, Virgin Is
lands participation in Federal programs, definite plans for an
improved telephone system, the visit of outstanding American
businessmen under the invitation and guidance of Ward NJ.
Canaday, extension of the Virgin Islands Company charter,
and the resignation of Governor HASTE.
IT MUST BE noted that much of what the future will
hold depends upon what was done in l949, and the spirit in
which it was done. Significant legislation by the Legislative
Assembly can affect our lives for years to come, and it is for
this reason that we fastened to sing the praises of that body
after it forgot its wasteful pickering and got down to bust
ness, a matter of which it is entirely capable. Among these
laws passed was a Health Bill setting up standards for the
production and distribution of milk. The Experiment Station
saw new Extension Agents, and the important and .farreach-
ing All Club work begun. Then, there was added a Home
Demonstration Agent whose work with rural homes is certain
to reach way down and help where it is most needed.
AN IMPORTANT aspect of this past year. work was the
boost given natives to fill important posts in their homeland.
In St. Croix a capable native was stepped up to the Post
m~astership, the Virgin Islands Corporation saw ~reappoint-
ment Of a native for vice president, and the Department of
Education now has an Assistant Superintendent of Education
in the person of a fully qualified native. On the whole, little,
but definitely, natives who qualify themselves are given res
ponsible positions, and nothing more bespeaks political auto
nomy than such steps.
WITH THE resignation of Governor HASTE, many
thoughtful and conscientious men and women saw, drop in
the ygor and enthusiasm in the work Of plugging education,
, 1950-01-03
The CLERGY SPEAKS

-. forgetting those things
which are behind, and reach
ing forth unto those things
which are before, l press for
ward These are the
words of St. Paul to the Chris
tians in Philippi. New Year is
a season during which we
should both forget and remem
Der many things.
Let US FORGET all our fail
ures of the last year; and try,
try, try again to do better dur
ing the next year. Let us for
get all misunderstanding and
wrongs we have experienced
during the last year, keeping
in mind that perhaps we have
misunderstood our fellow men
more than they have mis-
understood us, and that maybe
we have wronged others more
than they have wronged us.
Let us that each
year brings us a year closer
to the grave. Let us remem-
Der that according to the law
of averages three or more will
die every week in St. Thomas
in 1850. You and l may be
among them. Therefore let us
prepare ourselves for the end
of the beginning. Deathis the
end of this life, but it is also
the beginning of the next life,
the real llfe-llfe everlasting.
The members of the Clergy
wish you all a HAPPY NEW
YEAR.
JENS LARSEN.
The Lutheran Church
ST. Thomas v. I.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-08

aame lead, but the extra inning
pressure was again put on Fred
Haney's depleted pitching staff.
The Stars had to go Is innings to
subdue San Francisco, to 2. The
night before they travelled II innings
and lost the duke on Dino Restelli's
homer. 1t was pinch hitter Cliff
Dapper's hit that sent Jim Baxes
home with the clincher last night
in the Seals stadium. Glenn Moul-
der got credit for the win, his sixth
against five defeats.
Oakland kept pace with the Stars
by coming from behind in the late
innings and taking a to 5 decision
from hapless Los Angeles.
San Diego took the home run
trail to whip Sacramento, 7-6. Jack
Graham socked his eleventh round
tripper, Max West his sixteenth and
Milt Nielsen his sixth.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-08
Morris Ivers0n
Marriage Held
Friday Evening

One of the lovelist weddings of
the season was held in the North
ern Light Presbyterian church last
evening when Miss Bella Iverson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Konrad
Iverson of Garrison, North Dakota,
became the bride of Mr.. Daniey w.
Morris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Morris of Juneau.
The Rev. R. ROLAND Armstrong
read the service at o'clock.
Given in marriage by DR.. John H.
Clements, the bride wore an orig
inal gown of white satin fashioned
with sweetheart neckline, shirred
bodice, tiny buttons in back from
neck to waist and round cathedral
train. Her fingertip veil of imported
illusion, edged with chantilly lace,
fell from a tiara of white-bugl
beads and seed pearls. She carried
a shower of white carnations and
pale yellow roses.
Miss Doreen Publow, her maid of
honor, wore lavender embroidered
organdy dress with matching mitts
and Julienne cap. Bridesmaid was
Mrs. Don Rude who wore an identi-
cal dress and accessories in pastel
yellow. They both carried colonial
bouquets of pale marigolds, sweet
peas, ageratum and lavender stock
Mr. Svend Thorpe C'Whitey'D
was his brother in laws best man,
and ushering were Mr. Will Reedy
and Mr.. Leslie R. Higgins. Jr. Mrs.
Will Reedy, soloist, sang Il Love
Thee" before and THE Lords
Prayer" during the ceremony. Mrs.
Trevor Davis accompanied her on
the organ.
Church decorations were of yell
low gladiolai and purple irises and
/ the same flower scheme was used
for the reception in the parlors.
The bridegroom's mother wore black
lace with a red rose corsage.
| Pouring were Mrs. Joseph o. Rude
and Miss Viola Phillips. Mrs. John
Mclaughlin cut the beautiful TERED
wedding cake. They were assisted
at the reception by Mrs. Donald r
Clark, Mrs. Stanley Baskin and
Mrs. Donald Burras.
The couple will return from theii
wedding trip to remain in Juneau
until September. They will ther
make their home in Bozeman. Mon
tana, where Mr.. Morris will attene
the School of Architecture at the
Montana State College.
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