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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-09-13
IN TRAINING

Miss Wilma Wright. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Wright,
returned to Duke Hospital
School of Nursing Sunday to
complete her training. Miss
Wright has been out of school
for several months on account
of illness.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-09-13

~ and Dan Barley. Of the
So. :. section. are preparing
y, :,-sS Of land NOM for supple
:. . ~ sos grazing This winter.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT-Entire equipment. In
cluolng air conditioning; averaging
better than $500 per day; food only
pesiomm gsF By "a. RI ms H1pss fTl
ARL. REAL REAL. ESTATE OFFICE for sale.
Would make excel. branch ofice for
4 Details 81 or ss o& GG sS7s 9oc Lease For
GROCERY All cash business: no
9 81 health. S1Ss 11th St. NV. Ap.
PoTHo6MAC HEIGHTS SODA BAR. In.
dian Head. Md. = Soda fountain,
grill, magazines, sundries, erecting
cards, etc. Total price, 81 800, lock
W Snd s. st SoREcG6 all indian Head 1891.
LADIES' APPAREL-Large store; good
TO pm: RE. 037O "a:
DOWNTOWN corner restaurant, with
s. isS Ssls q ss
BABY SHOP. sportswear, near 4 18th
ssRe PsPsy 6 5S4S RoP % Sss T..
TAVERN. restaurant general store.
gas pumps, three apartments, Is
acres acre S ground; old:esta5lished bust
Meade with both ON and OF sale.
beer and LIQUOR licenses; excellent
FUTURE potential; good reason for
nity nspestion by th appo GPRgtH
week days only For details write
or phone NJ. L. HENKEL, Annapolis
Junction Maryland. Waterloo 81.
WANTED - special-type roominR
house business. preferably one ar
ranged IN small apis; income not
under S312 s and rent not oyer 500.
500 cash for down payment. Box
RESTAURANT AND BAR. class C IL
cense. located in the heart of WASH
Il years; doing good business; air
conditioned: Truly one of the big
gest buys in town. $4,000 down.
c BY ESS;Ri Star t. gifts r.nd,.. s..
and cigarettes offered to a lady re-
siding in Alexandria or Arlington.
Real opportunity, for. the right per-
smoupt Can ca h bought b2ss1 Nth small
business Brokers' D StSe e4s5. o Sci;
G SSpS sIPm sT6R iaG exc location;
good business and and eauipment; .6-rm.
KEAca 4 PGRcEH cI~f Ex pa a4i Terms
FINEST, IN A REMODELED 3-story
brick. in 6 furn, apis: excel. cond.;
h ns9ms; s445 9frering property 1oGy and
finance. shown by appointment.
ExcluSiys with KEAcH & PURCELL.
HAVE EXCELLENT LOCATION,
right on highway. close. to Wash. for
attractive. small lunch-tea service
Groom for. growth. all equipped to
start. Ewing quarters as we'll.
Small rent. Want some one to as
sist. or will sell at low figure. Pos
sibilities are unlimited for person
with ability. Box AJAX. Star.
RESTAURANT, with, liquor. long -es-
tablished. vicinity 14th and q sts.;
sure-f1re proposition for right party;
retirement reason for selling. For
appointment call TR. 7436 after 10
o'clock noon any day. No brokers.
SOUVENIR, costume jewelTy and gift
established and profitable: Must sell
for other interests. Can be handled
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION. stock
and equipment; on main hwy; I
mile from Wash. Privately owned.
Doing good business; may be In.
creased. Box 206-z. Star. --26
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LOCAL HAULING AND MOVING
Very reasonable rates. PEASE
BROTHERS. SH. 2447. --27
MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cab
any time. MR.. COOK. Gil. 5137.
across the country: safe storage n
Phone No. t oso4 uNf RN sTSo 5SaAlnfA
CO. INC. est 1905
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887: eyes,. GE. 1916.
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APIS. WANTED Cont

oNE-RoOM EFFIC. APT. pvt. bath,
Turn. or unfurn., in apt. bldg. cow.
transp;; gentleman; S75 max. Box
NV. Area Georgetown Law stu
dents: furn. two twin-bed rms; lily.
I'm T1I1 z shower. RICE or COSTELLO COSTELLO
p Roi EsssRi COUPLE. ps sn
nent status. desires quiet 3-room,
kitchen and bath unfinished mod
ern apt; ,reas:; no children or pets.
pl 81 ) 'a BE 81 a5ss; turn. or un-
furnished; NV, Bethesda or Chevy
G Chase: Cali KIRK. OR. o1o9 or
round ' SSfEiwsPApER COUPLE wants
IN urn |; ed house; apt; in country,
70 mi, D; e.; OCCUPANCY Oct. to
e s hi ri 7 naRc syff uresatly
x & " 8 r 81 ssss u hi SS9 AF4sl
for George Wash. Univ. students.
Write care of Housing ONCE. 707
22nd st. NV. DO NOT PHONE.
FAMILY OF 4 wants unfurn. house or
apartment, 2 or more bedrooms:
sign lease; S85 month; references.
OR. 1860 or Box s24. $3.50 Wis; eve.
WIFE OF RET. army colonel overseas
and son. Small furn. apt. in large
apt. bldg, good residential section.
Conv. transp. to Gonzaga. Quiet,
refined Sta Al refs. s75 max. o4 Box
YOUNG iEsMpL. WOMAN desires un-
furn. eff: apt, in apt. Bldg: $50;
NV. residential. DU. 5637, Ext. 602.
UNFURN. APT, either efficiency or
large. by LIST. Reasonable rental.
no. 4774 or write Box lob. Star.
MATURE COUPLE, no child or pets,
kit; must be quiet and pvt; to $s5;
By R.x' any 9nly' Phone after 10 am
oTfET GENTLEMAN desires small
so@n Box fo 5do ght asSta as in
GOVT. ENGINEER. wife. 2 children,
need 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished
apt; Nv; max. 500. MI. 1859. "
S BATH sEp ali private furn n stf fsdn
mr.. stores. trsnsD. Boz BOX BOB. STAR Star.
oNE-RM. FURNISHED APT. quiet;
N NPd1s ill., mr. fs96 sth Ext and aa Ra Cali
YOUNG LADY. permanent job, would
y Sept e 4 Ho; 4SI9: ,
house. NV. DE. $3.50. i to 4 pm
REspONsiBLE COuPLE wants i or 2
Dept. or near-in n ". Box ABB. Star.
GOVERNMENT LADY desires small
unfurnished apt, under $50. in n W.
apt. building. Box COB, Star. 26s
REFINED GOVT. WOMAN must have
efnciency apt, housekeeping room or
room with Kit. privil. MISS SKAGGS.
MOP MOP through Ell. $3.50 to 4. RE.
8 MATURE professional women de-
ss; ,S oadly; $500 max a III 2 sRs' R osfI
NEWLYWEDS viii want $50 furn. or
$50 unfurn. apt. in va. or s.e.
Wash. Nov. LIST. 10. 2-3554. ~
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE with two
pet dogs desire. small apartment,
furnished or unfinished in desir.
able close-in or College Park loca-
ton. no. 1911 after / pm. Sum
Gay or pm. evenings. 25s
DUPONT CIRCLE. employed couple
desire IL bedrms.. unfinished apt,
CHRISTIAN GOVT. LADY wishes
small apt. or room with kit. priyils.
ana storage space. Box 499-X, Star.
REFINED COUPLE with 10 mos. old
baby need 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; pref. furn. apt. $40. ia.
PROF. LADY with s-sr.-old daughter
needs unfurn. 1-bedrm apt, NV.
sect, mr.. transp. Call Mon, 8 to 4
RE. 1920. Ext. 1851.
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COLOREr
APARTMENTS WANTED

RESPONSIBLE and respectable bach
elor, 80. desires one or two room
edciency, furnished: prefer ant
% n1ag gcoI nv; parking. DI. s29s. 10
2 = G TSSf LiESMfeSs' reserved, desire =
bedrm. apt. or lge. efficiency unfr.,
mTidtewn, o n.ws ne. Mr.. CARNEY,
Y s9l Ho oo s1ff wish furnished e. l.
Of Standards; max. $s SON. IN sS 1854.
UNTURN. Sam. APT. wanted I fop .
ies ire,s; Isl mr.. II no elevator; Dupont
for '1e ls sIsa' De- e aes ems with foyer
REF. BUS. GIRL wishes to share bed
Span Span or French pref; Dupont Circle
r area; vWS,eskdays, MA. 0954.
apt apt. 6lS Ok VS. vs. Wiseonsin ave: or NV.
TWO Refined sisters ' want srdf' one ne
f fsaam' n 1T e snt ,i spt' tqrn or IN
w Hn1u 1noi apt NV. section preferred
NST dy' g.. s aass . Married couple;
YOUNG LADIES desire p / or S SubedTym;.
l. EN-. 3o4s. '' O'os'' o' oce'
FURNISHED bachelor apt. with pvt.
path phone; for Marine officer. Oct.
DESIRE RED SSH D0i kEN sFaF. IN "a. ex-
ment dut les nn15in 4e1s4Se manage
4-RM. UNFURN. APT. req. by ref.
i y01tne rex efSecq nE so wife and in
YoUSG Co CouPIiE 'S desire ae'ef bedroom s.
y apt,, vic; Walter Reed. GE. 1915.
xtUu . MAN and mother desire un-
h durn. 4 or 5 rm. apt. with pvt.
to ssn or sere sant;on porch. mr. down
hood; reas. SELLS, AT. 49s4' eVes.,
all day Sats. and Sun.
fhQFEssOR.. wife. son.. 16. desire
2-oedrm. ant or house. furn. or un-
HUI s Tsst OF Conn., ave-; references.
ONE OR e BEDRM APT. by Dutch
s sbIs' or seR aPSE suitcase accept
UNFURN. list fioor duplex or apt. in
sene D. NV e. re ny settled Ne dr EtfaGT
G smoking hs or pets. Reas. BY Oct. /.
2 COLLEGE GIRLS and mother Sa de-
s sire i S'r s G S Ct share house Conn
r " a aE' 4i tsG 8 ladies Il, III ~.
CANADIAN GIRLS t2) desire unfur-
nished 1-bedroom apartment. OR.
3340. pa
SMALL DOWNTOWN APT, furnished
or not. Elk. 1880. Ext. 131. between
NaS saf OFF OFFICER. recently ASSIGNED assign
D.. c.. 1-bedroom apt. furnished;
| private entrance; living room,
kitchen. bath; good neighborhood;
reasonable rent: utilities included
WEEEL-HANNEksEEIDi young lady. State
| Deut. employe. desires modern effic
apt; elevator bldg; vicinity 18th
and Pa. preferably 1urn. OW. S47s
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o.o. THE BRoADMooR
o9yt conn: ave: NV, Wash's. most
alst,insuished coop. apt. bldg. Opp
each apt. has an individual o oWner
and the owners OF the apis. are the
sole and exclusive owners and on
orators OF the property Today
from l TO 4 pm; you may inspect
an unusual opportunity to purchase
luxuriousiy vet Economically homie so in nV q
stable community of homeoWners
selected for their social compata-
THE AvoNDALE
CirJ 2 apis. for Immediate occu-
pancy; entrance foyer, l bedrm.,
any, a,,d r hath extra estr's-sizs closets, ct
with balcony, kit. and bath Nv am I'm.
newly decorated. for $500. Open
today, to 4 pm.
Also We have ample listings of re-
sale opportunities on co-op. apts. of
most all desired sizes, prices and
locations in others of our Al build
For example:
Do you need q large apartments
consider thisi Entrance hall, ny.
rm., din. rm., kit, pantry, 3 bedrus.,
Z paths, sun parlor, maids rm. and
private garage, all for only SI5, 600,
on reasonable terms. Conveniently
located at 1923 Lanier pl. NV.
A lovely suburban neighborhood In
p C., only 20 min. by bus from
t1In ana Pa. ave. NV; l and 2
bedrm. apis. from $500, conven-
lent terms; modern building. 1910
southern ave. Sc.
3409 10Th st. NV. (nr. Uptown
Iheater);, economical ownership in
an excellent location, for $500
you can purchase an apartment of
bedroom and bath, liv. rm., kit
dlnette, reception hall and bath.
Monthly operating cost only S2S.
The New Parkside, 1909 Summit pl.
NV. $4,000 is a very low price for
an apt. of bedrm. and bath, liv, rm.,
Kit, and dinette, in this fine neigh
Dorhood. Can be purchased with as
low as $4,000 down and total
monthly payments of $3.50, including
all costs.
For information and appointment to
inspect any of the above, phone
weekdays the office Of
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4 BEDROOMS


2 baths, furnished house; near Wood.
row Wilson High. for 6 months;
very. reliable client with excellent
previous rental record. Call Mrs.
Barker, HUI. 4S45 or WO. 78AO.
with WETZEL REAL, ESTATE
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
OPEN TODAY. 2-6

S9,750-PAINTER,s SPECIAL
Only 3 yrs. old; Iv. rm., din. rm.,
kit: with stove. 2 bedrms.: bath.
A-acre corner lot; house needs q
little painting, but will make q
comfortable home; ideal for chill
dren; near school, bus and store
Directions: Out Lee highway, right
ct light on Glebe rd., left on Old
store and left over bridge, take 4th
left onto Franklin ave to open sign.
LYON. INC. CHI. 7070; eve, GIL.
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POTOMAC VIEW

Four -bedroom brick, 2-bath home;
maids. room; fronting Potomac Riv-
er with beautiful view for miles; 3
acres; motorboat, jeep and trailer
included. 10 miles. $3.50 month;
years lease. Wonderful. quiet, rest
1ul retreat for entertainment
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
OK nr Tu AdQT
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WILL LANDSCAPE and take excellent
reasonable rent on 2-bedrm. house:
eressa ph Talue rE S0g bsa actually In
SMALL UNFURN. HOUSE or apt. in
NV. section Wash; sdult family Of
F q Up to 81 $50. Sa boI EN- 9s S.n m24
farm in Mont. Co. by Sept. 20; S75
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING the
rental Of your property in nearby
Virginia, call or write for full in
ment service. ARFAx REALTY, 727
RESPONSIBLE ESTABLISHED couple.
2 children desire unfurn. 2 or g.
bedrm. house with nice yard in Be.
m rnszfiaGn vi VII af o4so ref fuFn.; $50
QUIET. REsPoNsIBIE FAMILY de-
sires unfinished 3-bedroom house
nm n Vpir 1Z ia, Phone TE. 1884. 25'
room nicely furnished home; NV.
U MUM e s-BfDRooM HoGss
in NV. section: S100-S126 per mo-;
poss; desired immed. OR. $3.50. "a
Want A 10 TO 12-RooM HOUSE
h roT ro 1fstPict hs s5ss GA Mass ave
CHRisT1AS YONG COUPLE With .
small children; permanent, moderate
income. desire 3-5 bedrm. home. GE.
Adult FAMILY of 4 desire nice 8.
bedrm. unfur. house in Arlington:
SS5-S100 max. Call after 8 pm.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3 or l[bed.
rm;; unfurn; home; in Va. or w.:
WAVE OFFICERS desire 4-bedrm.,
ana Pentason: before Oct. ~. Phone
R Hsf 1seH ENGINEER John nc Hop
kins. Silver Spring.. desires fur
yyate bath or small apt: or a small
e. sfoo mo. tuT WI' sas5 approx:
8 or 4-BEDRooM, unfinished house,
Force oficer with two children: con-
rent up to 5000 months. IA. 94ao.
EE sEII Gli MARRIED COUPLE wa Wants
a small unfurnished house or an
sduit. Phone Daleview sooS after
Adult SHIT' FAMILY Of 8 desire or 8
B ETH "a 3fgE2a' CHASE Ak e.:
Nicely furn. or 5 bedrm. house
for 6 to- s months by Christian
family hp yoS who assure excellent care.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER, wife,
adult daughter desire 8 bedrms..
upturn, house; good NV. section.
FORMER HOME OWNER desires to
be caretaker of your unfurnished
house; near transp.: reasonable rent.
ADULTS, girls. "A and 10, desire
q or 8 bedrms. for 2 or s mos;
vicinity shirligton or Arlington. KE.
FAMILY OF 8; unfurn. e-rm. house
In In, d. G.; 1pD prefer Sc; reas. rent;
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER desires
6-rm. unfinished house, COLLEGE
Park area: permanent. UN. 9445.
4 BEDROOMS
2 baths. furnished house; near Wood
row Wilson High, for months;
very, reliable client with excellent
Barker, HU. 4345 or WO. 7S4O,
with WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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COOPERATIVE ApARTMENTs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living, din
ing and three bedrooms; all outside;
ample closets; delightfully."- modern
KninS 6i and bath; price below SIS
!ssylH sT city: sixth moor aosS% Il
spection l to s; End d.. nice loca-
ton. / bedrm. unit for sale. win
session. Total price only Sd. $50.
terms; Sales office in Administra-
Lon BIdg. Both and Naylor I'd. sc.
DRURY RKALTY CORP, MI. 1000
Sa 81 1Sa or TW ,i Evenings call OR,
APT f,I:has60 For 81. sAaLE.Four bright rooms,
casb: gsn and bath; nv, S12; 600
ARLNGToN-Practicary new BLDG,
tile bath; End f., east and west ex,
posure; $3.50 will handle, bal. less
than rent. Including ali utilities
COLIN. Realtor. oW. 3024.
THE CLYDESDALE-Loyely 2-bedrm
apt: overlooking park. So, 500 down,
Call weekdays. RE. 5000, Ext. 775;
sun. 11-5, OF. 9627.
TILDEN GARDENS-1-bedrm. apt. by
3 %n leaving city; excel. cond.
go CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc, Apt. p
tge; bedrm.. liV; rm., mod. kit, tile
path; 2 closets, hardwood mrs. Vene-
t a0n,, blinds nc 5; a.. Mo- payments: S57.6l.
5000 unfurn. ;'s si1.75o f1 1farR Rox /;
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Continued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1950-04-28

nese by birth, now is a naturalized
American. He explained yester-
day he is now a houseman for
John L. Sullivan. 4871 Glenbrook
road NV. former Secretary Of
the Navy.
Mr.. Howo Joined the Navy in
Shanghai in 1925 as a mess at
tendant. Almost Immediately he
was named a mess attendant for
an admiral because of his hotel
experience In China.
Not long after joining the Navy,
Mr.. Howo became a chief steward.
In 1916, he was naturalized in
Australia as an American citizen
because of his long service in the
Navy. He now is a member of
the Navy Reserves. it was ex-
planned.
Mr.. Howo now seeks American
citizenship for his two sons, John,
IL, and William, Is, who came
to this country in 1948. Both now
speak English well and want to
become American citizens.
Witnesses in behalf of the two
boys were two Navy captains.
They were Capt. w. E. Linaweaver
and Capt. A. S. McDill, both of
whom formerly were on the staff
of Admiral T. C. Hart, retired,
former commander -in-chief of the
Asiatic fleet.
The petitions for naturalization
Of the two boys will be acted on,
following the usual investigation
by the Bureau of Naturalization.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Pair Sail 1000 Miles
I'm Boat II Feet Iona
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands,
April 2S.-An elderly Berlin me-
chanic and his young daughter
have reached the Canary Islands
after a 1,000-mile voyage across
open sea in a 17-foot boat.
Their sole mechanical naviga-
ton aid during the eight-day trip
from Lisbon. Portugal, to Las Pal
mas was a compass. Undaunted
by the first lap of their trip, which
ended here Wednesday. they plan
to take OF Monday for the 1900
mile voyage to Freetown in the
British colony Of Sierra Leone on
the West coast Of Africa.
But that port. once achieved
will be only a beginning. Their
ultimate goal is Buenos Aires, an
other $500 miles across the At
lantic Ocean.
Gray-haired Paul Mueller, So
brown as a nut from the sun, gives
chief credit for the successful voy-
age thus far to his daughter, Aga
1S.
"She pulled me out Of the wa
ter three times when I was washed
overheard during three days OF
heavy storms" he said.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

A proud father, who for 20 years
was known as top" or mo. / boy
because of his service to approx
mately q dozen admirals while
they were commanders-in- chief
Of the Asiatic Fleet. yesterday pc
titioned District Court for Ameri-
can citizenship for his two sons.
The father. Jimmy Howo, 43, of
1113 Eleventh street NV. a Chi
, 1950-02-08
Several Hundred
Persons Meet With
Vicorp Directors

Several hundred persons, in
Guiding Administration Off
Gals, legislators, department
heads, and some visitors from
the continent met with the
Board of Directors of the Vir-
gin Islands Company yester-
day afternoon in Government
House between the hours 4
and 6.
AS each person entered they
shook hands with the officials
after being introduced by Act
ing Governor de Castro, and
Administrator Taylor. Soon
the officials moved through
the hall and talked to different
persons and several visiting
the Island for the first time,
expressed their pleasure at be-
ing here and made it known
that they we're greatly impres-
sed with what they had seen.
Among these were RFC Chair
man Harley Hise, and Secre-
tary Brannon Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Interior
Secretary Oscar Chapman is
no stranger to the island.
It was the first time in the
history Of the Islands that two
cabinet officers, Messrs. Bran
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, 1950-02-08
Three Judges From
Third Circuit Court 10
HeGr Price Case

History will be made on
Tuesday Of next week when
Judges from the Third Circuit
Court Of Appeals in Philadel-
phia sits for the first time in
the Virgin Islands. The case to
be heard is that of Leander
Price, who was condemned to
death by hanging on March 2,
1949, for the fatal stabbing of
Laurissa Petersen on January
7, 1949.
According to custom the Cir
cult Courts, member Judges
from other Circuits often sit
on panels in different parts of
the nation. Two of the Judges
Of the Third Circuit, Judges
Albert B. Maris and Judge
Harry E. Kalodner will be
joined by Chief Judge Calvert
Magruder Of the First Circuit.
Judge Maris had sat in Puerto
Rico before coming to Saint
ErEEA&G#N
Thomas. The Virgin Islands
are in the Third Circuit, and
Puerto Rico in the First
, 1950-02-08
Civil Service Exurns
For Virgin Is. P. r.
To Begin Shortly

Announcement has been
made by the Civil Service
Commission that examinations
will begin in the Virgin Is
lands and Puerto Rico under
which Federal positions IN the
islands will be restored to the
competitive service.
These positions were in COM
petitive service prior to World
War II, but during and there
after, all except those in the
Postal and Customs Services
were exempted from the COM
petitive requirements Of the.
Civil Service Act. Between
$500 and 5000 posts are az
fected.
The program will be super
vised by the Fifth y. S. Civil
Service Region.
, 1950-02-08
Mon Resists Arrest.
Bites Officer:
Held on 500 Boil

Thaddeus Boynes who bat
tied a patrolman on Saturday
night in st. Thomas, when he
was arrested in a Drug Store,
was held in 500 bail. Patrol
man Wallet who made the ar
rest was compelled to use
force to subdue him.
The officer was treated at
the hospital for a bite on his
left middle finger.
, 1950-02-08
eur old,Boy
Killed BY Auto
Neor Annos Hope

a nine-year-old boy, George
Garcia was killed instantly
and his little sister, slightly
injured when both were hit by
a car driven by Manuel Ber-
mudez, jr. Of Christiansted, be-
tween 3:45 and 4 p. m. yester-
day afternoon. The body was
taken to the Christiansted Hos
pital and Bermudez placed
under arrest. He was later
held under $4,000 bail on a
charge of manslaughter.
Police investigation revealed
that there were three children
playing behind a cart loaded
with grass while on their way
home from the Peters Rest
School. One had already gone
home and the little sister and
brother continued until they
reached the Annals Hope en-
trance when they suddenly
dafted out in front of the car
too late for the driver to stop.
In the car was Antonio
Felix, 0. Perez and Aureo
Diaz, the latter is owner of
the car. First. Information
was given by Miss Agatha
Simmonds and Edward Schus
ter, both of whom were onsthe
cart.
Word of the accident was
given Sergt. Plaskett, who
with Corporal Williams went
to the scene for an investiga-
ton. Shortly thereafter Acting
Director George Matthias, on
his way from Frederiksted ar
rived; not long afterwards the
Coroner, DR.. D. G. Canegata,
a Priest and several Nuns, all
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, 1950-02-08
Conference
With Vicorp Bourd
CulIed Off

A press conference which
was called for five o'clock this
evening was called off until
tomorrow morning, due to the
fact that the officers, who had
worked far into last night and
also through the day, were in
executive session at that hour,
It was agreed that a press re-
lease would be issued by to-
morrow morning before time
for departure for the airfieId.
Members Of the Board will
depart at 9 o'clock for st. Tho
mas where they will spend a
few hours before leaving for
Washington.
, 1950-02-08
Circuit.

Circuit.
Those expected to be pre-
sent with the Judges are their
clerks and secretaries. Judge
Maris's Clerk, Mrs. Ada Beck
man, sand his secretary, Miss
Mildred Butler. Judge Kalo-
der's Clerk, Leon Kline. also
will join him on this trip.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

A girl asks: "What do people
mean when they speak of "the
business of being a woman? Well.
daughter. they are referring to the
complicated job that is wished on
all of us who are born of the
female persuasion.
Take the matter of looks, for
instance. Provided man is neat
in appearance, intelligent and has
good manners nobody cares rap
about whether he is as handsome
as cinema hero or ugly enough
to stop the clock. Ninety per cent
of the big men of today are fat
and bald-headed. and would never
get a prize in beauty show. No
employer considers whether or not
male applicant for a job has
naturally wavy hair and melting