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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

BRICK BUNGALOW-Spacio living
room, full dining room, bedrms.,
tile. bath and large equipped kitchen
with electric dishwasher. gas heat,
electric automatic washer, This
h nsSe Is snd in oas sSS 4 bssS1
situated on large level lot. approxi-
mately 5Sx140. Capital Transit
bus at door. Army of1icer trans
ferred, Down payment as low as
Y. 200. Full price only S13,950.
nancinsi cal san p aaSfMs B esA 81
INC" WA. $500. Open till pm.
LOVELY BRICK CAPE CoD-FGire-
place in living room, full dining
room; bedroom and tile bath on
on end a.; full basement, oil heat;
side porch and concrete driveway.
This home is in excellent condition
t tnr0ushout; is close to schools.
RY BOSWELL. INC. VIZ. 1906 $3.50.
$4,000 BRICK BUNGALOW; vacant;
$@'o0O down payment; / mile over
y. 9: line, Just of N. H. ave.; 2
P6earms;, tile bath; full bsmt.; eas
1885, 1855 eves. Sin. A Sgss HElAN: $3.50
TWO-STORY BRICK HOME on "A
acre, 4 bedrmss . full baths, Nv.
L TN, alning rm,, knotty-pine den,
SSitclh hen. fun basement: only $4,000;
T FATE sa aIEs AZ PA1 n445 REAL Fs-
6214 SUITLAND RD.-Det. asbestos
shingle bungalow, 2 Ice. bedrms., ex-
Painsibls ATTIC, full bsmt.. oil heat.
PriSe: 81 900. With 81 500 down.
L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
FLA APPROVED, prewar 6-rm.
home In Al condition, on level lot.
Close to Landover Hills shopping
s sfntsT Tais i l hsrd od t0 duplicate
S67 per month Incl. taxes and ' in
$uranse; Call WA. 5000 til 8 pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS &. co. go
BRICK CAPE COD, Sl4750. This ex-
cellent brick home close-in to D. C.
It has full bsmt., large fenced yard,
and bath on End. DE. 513s. YOUNG
pS,6S LOWERS COMPANY. --19
plus finished attic. 01 fun G bsm ts' e a.;
heat screened porch. Priced to
sell at Sl4,500. Terms. Call WA.
SsV 70 til pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
TWo-FAMILY HOMES rms -b bath.
floor; 2 extra rms, basement; INV.
h.; only $1,000 SH. O6lO, BEERS
BROS. till 9. 81. 1911. 30
ROGERS HEIGHTS, EMERSON ST.
A fine Groom house, level lot, quiet
cenS street; ideal for children;
schools. Mr.. Maury. tn. 1929.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO
ReaItor; 1924 14th st. NV; DI. 3346.
. UNIVERSITY HILLS RAMBLER
Lovely 2-yr.- old brick: extra large
Ev. RIM, with fireplace, 3 spacious
bedrms. with. ample closet space.
large equipped kitchen with disposal
unit, full bsmt.; gas heat located
for the discriminating buyer. Ask-
ing $1,000 with reasonable terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Co,
WA. 1855, UN. 1855. go
ONE AND THREE QUARTER ACRES,
nice 6-rm. frame home, all i'm.
provements, garage, barn, chicken
house. fruit trees etc, on hard
SSSrfacsd I'D, I'd: G, miles east of the
2723: ewes. 1886
LOUIS MILLER. REALToR.
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HOME AND INCOME

Nearby Md. have two nice properties,
total price $4,000 and S14.5O0.
Call Mr. Dounis. COX g. CO., UN.
1926 or CO. 1920.
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nice 6-rm. frame home, ali inn.
provements, garage. barn, chicken
house. fruit trees etc. on hard
surfaced I'd, miles east of the
Distrlct line; 81 1880. Terms. UN.
LOUIS MILLER. REALToR.
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Def BRICK

BEAU I1FUL DE I. bItINN
prewar detached brick
rms, automatic heat: 8 bedrms.
on End floor; stairway to finished
attic; lot I40 IT. deep with Diet. gar;
unexcelled location facing st.
Joseph's School at 26th and Otis
SITS. ne. Quick possession. Priced to
sell immed. Call Mr.. Downs, LA.
PECK co.
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REDWOOD

New listing of 4-bedrm., 31a-bath
brick house. consisting Of liv. rm..
din. rm. Kitchen, den, recr, rm.,
daylight maids room and bath, q
car garage. Large lot. Possession
about April /. Under S45. 900. Ewes,
Mr. Nde Sibour, WI 400.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
OIL, 12RR ri
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HoUsES-SALE-s.E. icon
Capitol Hill
REMODEI,ED HOME

Nicely restored 4-bedrm. and bath
brick house: double drawing rm,
with flreplaces; din. rm with frepl.
call Mr.. Brogden. Ii. 6-2700 or
ROXANA B. DORAN
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Detached
spacious older home. on Ice. lot with
tall trees: blk. to Jransp.; bed
rooms and 2 baths; entire property
in excellent cond.; home suitable for
entertaining, a doctors nome and
ONCE or a large family. Under S35,-
900; flexible terms. BILLINGSLEY
g. KORZENDORFER, OR. 1896, til
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BUNGALOW, " ACRE

Show home OF the section; living
rm. with frepl., 2 bedrms.. tile bath.
all modern elec. kit, full bsmt. with
rec. rm. immaculate cond. through
out. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO.. WA. 1855, UN 1856 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

COMPARATIVELY NEW RAMBLER
lst time offered is this charming q
yr Diet brick rambler. consisting of
spacious liv rm., din. rm., kit, .
bedrms and bath, attic m. into
heat, full bsmt We have not seen
anything offered to compare in
charm. beauty and layout in a
home at $4,000.
BERENTER & CO. ia. 1880;
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OWNER MOVING 70 NEW YORK
Must sell this attractive 2-bedrm
bungalow featuring lge. rms. and a
lovely well-euuipped kit. with d.
nette; assume CT loan payable at
$50 per mo. including taxes and
insurance; excel location; close to
stores. school and transp.: requir--.
Mrs. Fink. Lo. 5-374o. COX l.
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HARDWOOD

This is a very nice all-brick, 2-bedrm.
rambler. in one OF Washington's
areas. This home features an all
cleo. kit. full bsmt. and gas heat 4;
situated on lot 60x136; 1t Is offered
for sale at S13.500. For inforfna-
ton. call Mr. Donald West
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500;
Ewes. EN-. 4042.
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536i or OW. $3.50 80
KENNEDY ST. NV, near 10Th
Large center hall. living room. fire.
place, dining room. kitchen. 1st-floor
bedroom or den; End floor, bed
garage; beautiful lot. Immediate
possession; excellent financing at
4izeo; terms L. G. WHITE. exclu-
siYe, RE. 1925; ewes. WI. 4943
HAMILTON ST, near N Hampshire
ave, n.w-Row brick: 8 rms, .
baths. recreation rm.. gas heat; de-
tached garage; deep lot: convenient
TO transp. and schools. OWNER,
Ma. 1882: ewes. and Sun, RA. 1921.
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SPRING
VALLEY

Charming house with fine appoint
ments and designed for the best of
rooms, baths and 2 lavatories;
pine-paneled recreation room. Gear
built-in garage; beautifully land
scaped grounds with fenced gardens.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Summer & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave NV. OR. 4464
ONCE Open Daily and Sunday
8 am. to Q pm.
Gist Your House With uS)
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
9127 SLIGO PARKWAY

INVESTMENT q INSURANCE CO
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INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.

GEORGIA COLONIAL, 6 large rms,
1l2 tile baths; brick construction;
SIS. area. $4,000 down. S166 mo.
In immaculate cond.
Bethesda. Within walking distance to
public and parochial schools, shop
ping. We offer brick Colonial with
9 lovely rms. and tile bath. large
screened perch. full bsmt. and Diet.
garage. Only SCI 800.
1000 down Sl25 mo. 2-bedrm. bum
galow, expand. attic, full bsmt :.
lovely landscaped lot. Perfect cond.,
move right in
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
s005 Wis. Ave, Beth. WI. SAL
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CO 50n CASH

INVESTMENT q INSURANCE CO.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Three handsome homes now avail. in
this htghly desirable and cow.
prewar construction: / furnished
and priced from $4,000 to SAT, 800
ROBERTS E. LATIMER. 1888
Alaska ave. GE. 1870; ewes, Miss
Allen. GE S1l4 -on
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3245 P St. NV. AID. s912. =.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
And easy terms to responsible pur-
chaser, assume CT loan. I'm
maculate Semidet. brick. 8 rms.
bath full bsmt.. equipped kitchen.
storm windows and doors: lovely
carpeting included. Don't miss this
value.
Brown Investment Corp.
ST. 2026. Ewes, IA. $500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - $4,000. Undoubtedly
one of the most attractive brick
homes in this section. Reception
hall, living room with fireplace. din
ing room, a de luxe kitchen. tine
bedrooms. 2 lovely baths, second
floor a very coy recreation room
garage, porch. Many extras and
everything in new-house condition;
& KoRzENDoRFER. Or. 1926 Til
pm 10
BETHESDA, sea, 95O-This 8 twin
sized bedrm., 1la-bath home with
attached garage is today's best buy
Reception hall. Ice. liv. rm.. with
Kitchen: incl. garbage disposal and
entrance. gas a.-c. heat; side. porch,
storm windows; level fenced yard
BILLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER.
OR 1926 It'll pm. -19
BETHESDA-New Diet. brick; bed
rms, . full baths. for SIG, 800. Yes,
that is 500. Full bsmt.
with rec. space; f1repl in liv. rm. /;
. bedrms. and bath down; 2 and
bath upstairs. Almost all sold. Call
at once. Mr.. Ford ewes. WI. 76l ] :.
JAMES L DIXON g. CO. ST. 1900
KENSINGTON-10S0S Hobson st.
2 brick 4 rms, dtnette and ex-
pandable attic with dormer windows,
tile bath. 80" gas range. aluminium
screens. $4,000 with So. 500 down.
RE1FSNYDER g. STRICKLAND. SH.
3e46. Ashton 0473. lis
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BETHESDA-$24,500
Near Naval Hospital-Two-story white
den. powder rm.. lge. kit. with din.
alcove on LIST A.; 3 bedrms. and
bath upstairs; full bsmt,. garage,
gas heat. lge. lot. well landscaped;
COW schools. Call for appt.. OIL.
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BETHESDA

One Of the most outstanding ram
bling Colonials in this section; on
about "a acre Of beautifully land
scaped lot. Center hall, .lge. lily. rm..
very large din. rm., kit, 2 nice
bedrms., bath. screened porch 1st f.,
. twin-Sized bedrms., bath and plenty
of storage space, End A.; attached
garage, full bsmt. with maids rm.
and bath; slate roof; corner lot.
M HHITGMAT Ply CTNrErT
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aoUsEs-sALE-N.E. Cont
NORTH WOODRIDGE

Beautiful 6-rm.. brick Colonial, lava
tory on LIST floor; rec. rm.: gar;
flrepl in liv. rm.; Ice. front porch;
lovely garden; substantial cash
needed Mrs. Nader. UN. 1914.
COX AND CO. UNI 1926
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Bethesda
Greenwich Forest
S26 500

You will love this appealing home
situated on a nice lot in this most
desirable subdivision. about 10 years
old The present owner has con-
stantly aid very intelligently i'm
proved it, There is q new kit. .ust
recently done, nice square llv. rm.,
fine dining rm., 3 large bedrms. and
2 baths; an exceptionally fine paneled
recr. rm, All in absolutely top cond.
Immed possession. Call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, OR. $500. Open It'll $3.50
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HILLTOP HOuSE

On account of the owners going to
this well-built detached brick home
located on Westover DIR. sc. A re-
stricted community of fine houses
The house Is IL yrs. old and features
nice liv rm. separate din. rm.,
modern kit. 3 bedrms., tiled bath
and den, finished rec. nm. with full
rage. slate roof; Venetian blinds:
priced right for quick sale; Is
min. to downtown: by appt only.
A. A. CAROZZA CO., 1927 Pa.
ave Sc LU 4-004O -21
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BETHESDA

3-bedrm brick home. on
quiet tree-lined street; cow. to.
Loudres School: lovely porch over
looking garden with ripping brook;
priced very reasonably. Call Mrs.
Ballif. WO. 1865; ewes. WO. 1881.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.k.

FOREST HTS.-3-bedrm. rambler, 2
baths, full basement, gas heat. lge.
lot, with Anchor fence; owner leav-
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1915
G9od Hope Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34Oo'
HOME AND INCoME-Modern 2o-ft.
semidet. brick home with nice pri-
vatf apt. in basement, now rented
at SO per month; contains q
total of z rms. and 2 baths; ex-
cellent locations of Alabama ave.
near Dupont Park; purchaser may
assume large AZ loan payable only
$50 per month. including taxes.
Asking $4,000; owner says sell.
Ewes call RIA. 1924, FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI 1411.
MINI. AVE-. near Pa. ave. Sc
Shopping center; attr.. mod, semi
Diet brick home; 9 rms. baths,
extra law. club rm., gas INV h,
concrete front porch, gar: popular
location; price, $4,000; will trade
for house or land, D. c. or nearby
Md. or Va. P. o. Box 5597. D. c.
BOOMING HOUSE, rms. and 2
baths: priced at times annual IN
come Good Sc location. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO, 5402 Marlboro pike
Sc. 10 9-9666. lis
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DETACHED

CONGRESS HeiKhts-10-year- old brick
rms. and tile bath; full bsmt., oil
heat, electric dishwasher; nice yard
with driveway; cow. to shops.
schools and bus. Bargain price for
quick cash sale
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-0040
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$12.5OO

Two bedrm. brick rambler with con-
crete patio across entire front. Lge.
storage attic with pull-down stairs.
partial basement. beautiful level lot
with trees and shrubs. Close to ele-
mentary schools. $4,000 will handle.
Call SH. 500 till q pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT L. INSTTp ANr,r m
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81 50n DOWN

Buys this new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with att. ear, In exclusive Silver
Call SH. 500 till pm.
MONTGOMERY
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BETHESDA-S11.95O

DE I f1EODA-9I I ,SJU
Attrac. bungalow consisting of liv.
rm.. 2 bedrmS. and bath, lge. kit,
lovely fenced lot. mr.. transp. and
schools. Ewes. WI. 01S2. SAM
UEL z. BOGLEY. INC, OIL. 1865.
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$4,000 OFF

We Just saw advertised by another
Arm over the week end another
house Of the same type in the i'm
mediate area for $1,000 more than
We are askingl We are confident
of better value here to the smart
home buyer looking for a 3-bedrm,
semidet. brick home approx. 2 yrs.
old. Our price of SI4,a50, for this
home in the vicinity OF l4th and
Emerson SITS. ne. is a terrific buy.
ately. BERENTER d CO.. IA. 1880.
daily % 20
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EUGENE B. GINGELL

Bethesda. Md. WI. 2022.
Ewes. and Sunday, OIL. 4T5S.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01

percent for Grimm, and down %
percent for red clover, "a percent for
sweet clover, IL percent for ladino,
At percent for timothy and so per-
cent for bronze compared with last
year. The government is offering
loans for resealing 1850 crop hay,
pasture and range grass seeds.
DAIRY PRODUCTS Government
price support in the year starting
April | will be at national aver
age of So cwt. for manufacturing
milk (395 percent fat) and 67.6 cents
a pound for butterfat, up So cents
and re cents, respectively, from the
past year. Nationally, production is
running 2 or 8 percent lower than
last year. while consumer demand is
distinctly stronger.
EGGS-Prices are likely to be
mainly steady to strong during the
spring. Production is running slight
ly smaller than year ago, while
consumption is considerably larger.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
Markets at a GIonce

Observation-Disclosures high incomes from civil
ian and defense production will maintain
big consumer demand for preferred foods.
CattIe-Market supply of choice grade prob
ably will increase in next two months.
Hogs-Price ceiling appears probable In
future.
Lambs-Early crop is estimated at per-
cent over last year.
WooI-CCC has stopped buying for army
reserve. Government may become sole inn
porter
wheat-Renewed export sales have helped
check price decline.
Feed Grains-Intended increase in planting
falls short of goal. Heavy consumption by live
stock will reduce carryover.
observation-disclosures are light and demand
active at prices near minimum level for ceiling
Seeds-Northern alfalfa and alsike clover
prices are up 1920 percent. red and sweet
clovers down 1924 percent from last year.
Feedstuffs-Price outlook calls for buying
moderately ahead during early spring weak
ness. -
Hay Planting intentions indicate little
change in acreage for 1851.
Dairy Products = Government will support
manufacturing milk for next IL months at
So so a cwt up So cents from past year.
Eggs - CONSUMPTION is up, production is
down from last year. in spite of higher prices.
Poultry-Increasing supplies of broilers prob
ably will cause price downtrend in next two
months.
Potatoes-Stocks remain heavy but purchases
by government and professors are removing
surplus.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01

new winter wheat in the southwest
have stabilized the market.
SEEDS-Farmers sold 278.2 mil
lion clean pounds of hay and pasture
seeds up to February Is and planned
to sell 899 million pounds, the larg-
est in eight years, after that date,
according to U. S. D. A. reports. Re-
tail prices in late winter were up Is
percent for alsike clover, 16 percent
for common alfalfa and nearly 20
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
DEMAND PROBABLY will con-

DEMAND PROBABLY will con-
tinue strong for meats, dairy and
poultry products and other choice
foods. Even if the letdown in war
tension continues, large orders being
placed for defense goods will be
carried out.
If peace prospects improve, how
ever, desire to buy and hold farm
products for further price rise may
weaken. While opposition to extern
sion of price ceilings beyond June
30 is building up, efforts at control
of initiation by credit restraint and
higher taxes are increasing.
CATTLE-Steady to weak prices
for upper grades and steady to
strong prices for middle and lower
grades are probable in the next two
months. The supply of prime cattle
will continue light and utility, cut
ter and Gamer grades will be the
scarcest of the year, but choice cat
tie are likely to be more plentiful
as the feeding season advances.
Selling of cattle that are fairly
well finished for their grade as well
as cleaning up the cattle discarded
from beef and dairy breeding herds
and other low grades appears advis-
able in the next few weeks.
HOGS-Prices probably will sag
a little lower in the next month or
six weeks as marketing of the large
fall pig crop rises to a seasonal peak.
With pork the cheapest red meat,
high consumption will prevent any
drastic decline, unless packer buy
ing is hampered by a strike.
LAMBS-In spite of ceilings on
dressed lamb, prices for lambs on the
hoof have scared to new high records
due to light supplies and a further
rise in pelt values. Nationally, the
early lamb crop is 2 percent larger
than last year and development has
been rapid except in the southeast
and Texas. Demand continues strong
for breeding ewes of all ages.
WHEAT-A moderate upturn ap-
pears probable during the spring. A
decline in sales by producers on the
price break, resumption of subsidy
on export sales under the interna
tional wheat agreement. renewed
large export sales, very heavy ex
port shipments scheduled for Marcel
and April, and poor condition 0
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
CHAPMAN LiNpANE
SPRAY POWDER


A rs % concentration of
Lindone. Controls ticks,
lice and SEQ bies on
sheep; mango. lice and
ticks on coffIe. Also used
os q residual fly sproy.
CHAPMAN DDT SO %
SPRAY POWDER
Kills lice. ticks and flies.
CHAPMAN S % RoYENoNE
SPRAY POWDER. For lice
and grub control.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
LIVESTOCK SPRAYS
BENzAHEx WIZ

Benzene Hexochloride
spray powder. Used os
q sproy or dip for con-
troll of cotfle lice; also
ticks and lice on sheep.
BERAko
Controls cottIe lice; also
ticks and lice on sheep.
Confoins 2h % pure rot
enone. Available in
liquid and sproy powder
forms =. cosy and quick
TO mix as spray or dip.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
CHAPMAN BRUSH killer 4 com
SPRAY POWDER Non-seIe

weed and gross killer. A composition of sodium
chloroe and special form Of borote Recommended
for where long-lostine residual effect desir-
oble such as along fence rows. ditch banks and
ground buildings. Creates fire hozord. Applied
dry spray.
, 1951-04-26
Onknown Assailant Beats Police
Officer Into Inconsistencies

An unknown assailant at
tackled and beat Patrolman
Joseph Edwards into uncon-
sclousness with a piece of iron,
as he sat at his desk in the
Frederlksted Police Station
during the early morning
hours between l and 2. He was
found lying in a pool of blood
by Patrolman Charles Chris
tain who had come in to re-
lleve him. The culprit also
took the Officers revolver. He
was rushed to the hospital
where his wound took several
stitches. Lieutenant George
Matthias, who resides in Fred
eriksted was notified; he start
ed an investigation Immediate
~.
Patrolman Edwards went on
duty at II pm. last night;
Patrolman Christian said he
in tho cto+iop ~
and everything was all right
therefore he presumes the at
tack was made some time af-
ter /.
The assailant used a piece of
iron about Is inches in length
and one and a half in diameter
to inf1ict a deep wound on his
, 1951-04-26
SPORTS
: Hubert Francis

BROOKLYN: Jethroe swings
and sends a long drive going deep
to left field, that ball is going, go
ing, it is gone. Yes stree, that's
just what Jethroe did with a mate
on board in the 9th inning, to give
the Braves a SIS win over the
Dodgers. That is Jethroe's fourth
homer. Walker Cooper for Boston
and Gil Hodges for Brooklyn each
hit his Bird homer. Winner: Vern
Bickford OLD. Loser: Clyde King
DID.
NEW YORK: Frank Shea du-
plicated Lopat's mode of pitching,
as he gave the Athletics their Sc
cond blank in two days, this time
40. Frank allowed just four hits,
striking out five. Tom Davis was
twice Shea's victim. The Yankees
four runs were driven in by Shea,
Rizutto, Mantle and Johnson.
Kellner, the loser, also pitched a
good game.
PHILADELPHIA: With Rickie
Ashburn and Granny Hammer
driving in one run apiece, the
Phillies, for the third time in
three tries, defeated the Giants,
this time FL. Larry Jansen was
the loser, while Ken Heintzelman
was the triumphant moundsman.
What has happened to Leo Duro-
cher'S men?
Other Results:
Reds. Winner: Blackwell a.
Continued on page A.
, 1951-04-26
Dolores Morales
Makes Good PROGRESS
At Xuvier UNIVERSITY

Miss Dolores Morales, who
was runner-up for first place
in the Senior Class at the
Christiansted High School last
year is making excellent pro-
gress at the Xavier University
in New Orleans, according to
a report received by the Saint
Croix Women's League, which
sponsored her candidacy for
the White House Youth Con
ference held several months
ago.
The report on her first semes
ter exams is impressive. For
Spanish 102, Fundamentals B.;
Art ITO, Art Appreciation A.,
Math 101, College Algebra A;
English 101, Guiding Princi-
pies B; Spanish 1O4, Intermedi-
ate A; Theology 102, New Tes-
A plus and History 102,
Modern Europe A.
, 1951-04-26
Rev. Peter M. Gubi
Mordviun Minister,
Elected Bishop

The Rev. Peter M. Gubi who
is well known in the Virgin
Islands, was elected as Bishop
of the Moravian Church at the
recent conference held at ST.
Johns Antigua. He was conse-
Grated on April 10 at Spring
Gardens Moravian Church.
The ceremony was conducted
by the Right Rev. K. C. Hamil
ton, supported by seventeen
ministers.
Reverend Gubi served as a
pastor of the Nisky Moravian
Church for many years and
also was in charge of the Ere
densthal Church for som e
time.